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Fo,. other Rive. Items see THIRD Page.

The incIemency of the weather increased
yesterday evening, and heavy rain set
In just before dark, and continued until
midnight. The wind freshened and blew
gale almost, while the night was intense
Iy dark. rendering navigation rather pre-
carious. The additional arrivals aud de-
partures up to midnight were the Rose
Hite, from Louisville: the packets to Hen
derson; Cumberland, to Cairo; Sam. Orr,
to PASSPORT; Coosa, to Memphis; Alpha,
from Nashville.
The Rose Hite had right nice trip, and
lies over till morning 1.-THE packets
went out rather light, the weather bein g
too Indictment to allow heavy shipments.
.....--..The night was so dark and the wind
so boIsterous that we doubt whether boats
could run at all 1.-THE Indiana had not
arrived at midnight, and we may expect
to find her at the wharf this morning.
.........The Louisville Courier Journal of yes
terday pays he following compliment to
Captain Reuo. e. Neal anu the crew of the
Indiana, whic is just like them:
While the Indiana was lying at the
Madison wharf, night before last, receive
ing lot of live stock. tremendous light
dIscfoa ed the fact that the very sable out
of which Captain n. had Just made up his
load was on fire. The owner OF the stable
was, at The time OF the discovery OF the
IRE, on board the boat getting hts bill of
lading signed, aud the boat was quite
read. to push OFF but 1t was too good an
opportunity Tor CAPTAIN Neal 10 do noble
act. Head lines were ordered out ana the
boat made fast. when the gallant aptatn,
with his pill, Is, clerks. engineers, deck
hands. WATERS, porters, and passengers,
headed for the fire, ana until every hing
was saved that could be Saved5sWorked
like men of IRON VIII. By the Captains
time aid everything moveable WIS taken
from the stable, leaving nothing but the
shed itself for the destroyer. Well done
for the Captain of the Indiana
We are gratified at being able to answer
question frequently asked for the last two
or three days, Jo-wit: 8 Where is the Lou
isville?" She left New Orleans on We'd
nesdsy .........Towards midnight the storm
increased in violence. The rain was quite
heavy, and the wind whistled a wild re-
QUEEN over the grave of the pleasant days
Just passed away, indicating that a new
hand is at the bellows-Old BoTeas himself
beyond doubt The wind was gradually
shifting to the south and west, and we ex-
pect to find it square in the northwest this
morning, and signs of snow lying around
loose Alpha arrived from Nash.
VILE last night at 10 O'CLOCK with good
trip.
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The follow
ing is a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending January stb, as appears
from the record in the Auditors office:
Andreas Spindler to Christopher Droll,
Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quar-
ter of Section s, Township 9, Range II, for
1850. u.fsef r f.s
IngIe Martin and Garvin to Mary E.
Waimsley. Lot and adjoining "a in Block
1, Ingie's Addition, for 1919.
Joseph Jaeger to. Vim. BeSte, Al feet OF
Lot /, IN Block q, in StockwelIs Enlarge
Wni. BesIe to wiIhelmine Jaeger, Al feet
of Lot. I. In Block 81, in StOckweIPs En-
largeInent, for $50
Herman Fendlich to John Fendrich, the
in Eastern En- Iargern emit, tor 81 400.
John Goraon 10 Eliza A. Gordon. part of
the Northeast Quarter OF section %, Town
Newton Gordon to Helen L. Gordon,
nart OF the Northeast Quarter of Section
TTST an6 Fa K1s9d ~ TO for s2O scbn
diLion, for 81 ,975.
Joseph schul to ]. NJ. and g. A. Kl9nek,
Enlargement, for SOD
JAG b Fleming to Topf, Long & Schrfber,
tue Ondtvtded Quarter or Lots 4. ). and
lin Blocg 17j, IN LaTuasco, for 2,035 81.
William Baker to Frederick Lannert,
Lots and 4, in Block Z, In Archer's En-
John German 'f to Anthony verwayne,
Lot 2, In Block 80, IN the Eastern Enlarge
ment, for 81, LOO.
Alden G. daIlock TO Mary A. and r. W.
NJ Nc Ooweli, Lots Is and I6, IN Block "a, in
LamaSco, fer $500
Oscar Nj We born to Henry w. Elmen-
dofff, part OF Northwest @ va ter OF North
west Quarter of Section %, IOwn & South,
Ran se III West, for $3.50
Oscar NJ. Weiborn 20 John +. CIausheide,
Lots 8 10 and IL, in Block 60, IN LamascO,
for SIS4
Thomas H. CrIst. 20 John n. Morgan and
". W. Morgan, Lot IA, in Block 2, North
err Enlargement, for &, 900.
Mnry A. Start to VIM Alexander, Lot IL,
in Block I25, in LamaScO, tor $500
Richard Gafney to David Kronenberger,
Lots 2, and 4, in Block 4, Northeastern
Enlargement, tor $1,000.
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40 NETARY q COMMERCIAL

- j.
by telegraph NEW YoRK. Jan. Z.
CoTToN-lc better, and decidedly more
active; sales of 1000 bales st 23e for mid
ding uplands.
FLoUR - Receipts 6.s5s barrels: steady
LOT low grades and extra, dali and I0G15c
lower for other kinds: sales OF 300
nris. at 81 O0a6 20 for superfne State and
~ esLerns ~ OO0T A. for ex ra state. S6 85m
q 10 for extra Western, - 2OaI for white
wheat extra, ~ 0599 40 for round hoop
CAl2 90 for good to choice do, closing dun
Rye -four heavy; sales OF $50 barrels at
y 1908 o.
choice Western at So 10.
s. free.
W aIsAT-- Receipts none: dun and lower.
sales of 10000 bushels at 81 57aI 5oL Tor
spring IN store, and 81 6l5z0l 81 adOat:
" z219@2 40 for white Michigan, the latter
RYE-DulI aud heavy at 81 45al50. ..aa. 3
( ~bAELhK-Iull and declining, sales fof
39,9oV0 ousheis Turkey at 81 81; also sales OF
l,50O bushels State on private terms.
els.
~ RYE BIAIr-sI 49,
CORK Receipts Of {, 49, bushels: 6ulI and
heavy; new 2G3c lower: sales of 80 OOO
bushels ut 95997c for low mixed western !:
closing at the insioe p ice. 81 O7Rl 0S. for
OLD otto IN store and afioat; 81 local ii
for retail lots ditto afioat
OARS Receipts 500 bushels; dull; sales
OF o3,UOO Dushels at 151z976c for Western in
RICE-Dull.
aCoFFEE -steadys sales of sos bags of Rio
on private terms.
SUGAR steady; sales of $50 boxes Ha-
vana at 1lxc. VI =
ssES-Dull; sales of 900 barrels of
New Orleans at 64174c. 49,
HoPs-Quiet and l0g20c lowers Amer
-ETRoLEUM-Qutet at Is5<c for crude; 32c
for refined bonded. n = II :,
ITNSEED iOIL-Quiet at 9sc@SI
IURPENTIHE-Spt rits, lower at 491S65OI6c
PoRK-tlrmer; sales of $50 barrels al
Si9 D GU % for new mess; S2S 5Oa28 rs for
ola do f; VA O0a25 90 for prime; S27 50a28 IS
for prime mess. also 1 900 barrels OF new
mess me Tor seller for February and March at
BEEF-Steady; saIes of i70 barrels al SO 90.
GIG 90 for new plain mess; sl4 OOat9 so for
new extra mess; tiercts beef firm: sales OF
70 tierces az w O0g3l o. for prime mess;
81 O0uO % for India mess.
s ssd 6oH5 y steady; sales Of 200 barrels
CUT MEATS Firmer; sales of $50 mack
ages at l29IZ1zc for shoulders; 14gI7c for
hams.
DRESSED saoGs--HeaYy, at l3aI31lc for
Western: l319 Gl35<c for city.
MiDDLES Firm and Qniet.
LAkD-Steady; safes OF $50 tierces at I81zc
dered.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady, at 3Oa4Oc for
Ohio; 4Od5Oc Tor State. 49,
CHEEsE-Firm, at l6920c for common to
prime.
FREIeHrs TO LIvERPoon quiet, and
very firm.
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CoNGREssIoNAL.
zLtR CONGRESS- : THIRD sEss on.
SENATE.

SENATE......~.W AsHrNcToN, January g. :
Rice introduced q bill 10 create q new
JuolcI u District in Kentucky.
On motion of Wa hburue, of Illinois the
Naval Appropriation Bill was made the
special order Tor Monday next
Brooks reserved the right of making
bill.
The House, at 2 o'clock. went into Com
mIttee The Whole on the State of the
UnIon. (Huriburt, of New YORK. IN the
Chair) ON the Military Academy Bill. and
an hour and haiti being allowed for gem
mittee in opposition 20 MIR. Jenck's Civil
Service Bill.
Pomeroy. from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported back without amendment
the bill granting lands to the State OF Wis.
consln. 70 aid in the constructions of the
Green Bay ar Lake Pepin Railroa d. Terl
each side o. the road.
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Com-
plant was made before Justice Walker
against James Newman and George
Cast, boys of Is and Is years, oharg-
ing them with malicious tresspass-
cutting holes into and mutilating
board fence. Nhe constable was out
with the warrants, and the trial was
expected to take place yesterday eve
ming, but we did not learn the result.
There are host of rude, bad boys in
the city whose parents suffer them to
run at large without restraint, and
they frequently indulge in mischief to
the great annoyance of honest people.
IF those careless parents were made
pay smart fine for the lawless acts
of their boys, it might induce them
to exercise more restraint upon them
and improve their morals.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HJ- Don't buy a cheap, poor boot,
and then say, Store boots are not
good for anything" but come and buy
a pair of eur frst-class French cal
Boots for one-half the money that a
shoemaker will charge; aud we will
warrant you better boot than any
made in this city. 1t has been tried
by hundreds with satisfaction. Ask
your neighbor, j. ). KICKER,
jan9sat&tues -2t so Main Street.
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GREAT MEN.-Men are great in diff
ferent spheres. Webster as states
man, Grant as soldier, and DR.. j.
w. Poland as the inventor Of the HUI
NOR Doctor, for the cure of Scrofula
and White Pine Compound, for
coughs, colds and kidney diseases.
Sold by Cloud & Akin.
ian6 2tfri&sat.
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A LARGE Stock OF SUPERIOR
LIoUoRs.-N. T. Carr & Co., at No. 3
aud South Water Street, have very
large stock of superior Liquors Of the
choicest brands, selected with great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants of this trade, and offered at
very small profits by wholesale to cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. dec10-dtf
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United States Marshals Notice.

United States of America, District OF In
diana, IS:
EKYHEREAS, a LIBEL OF n.
w formation was filed III the District
Court OF the United states for the District
of Indiana, on the 18th d Y OF Novom Der,
1853, by Charles w. Weisert and Charles l..
Canet, through their proctor, Mr.. Marsh,
against the steamboat WestmoreIand, her
engines, tackle. fur iture. and apparel,
seized at said District on a breach of con-
tract civil and maritime. on damages of
$50, and PRAY ing process sgsinst said goods,
and that the same may be condemned and
sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court to me
directed and delivered. do hereby give
public notice to ali persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof. or in any man.
ner II terested therein, that they be and
appear before the said. the District Court
OF the United States, TO be neld at the city
of indianapolis. in aud for the District OF
Indiana on the first Monday of February
next at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that
day, then ard there to interpoSe their
claims aud make their allegations in that
behRaI. .
Attest: J. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk.
jana dit
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To the Public.

We desire to return thanks to the
Home Insurance Company, of New
York; Insurance Company Of North
America, Philadelphia and the Cleve-
land Insurance Company, of Cle7e-
land, Ohio; for the liberal adjustment
and prompt payment (through their
Agents, Messrs. Archer & Coz of the
policies on our stock of hardware,
destroyed by fire on the night of De-
cember 21st. 1863.
GEO. S. SoNNTAG & Co.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jan. 8. 1869.
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BY Acknowledgements.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, January 8.-The request
of the Sublime Porte for the post
ponement of the conference on the
Eastern question in order that time
might be gained for insructing the
Turkish representative, has not been
lacceeded to. The conference will
open its sessions morrow. The
Sultan has telegraphed his insiruc-
tions at length to Mehemed Pacha,
the Turkish Minister at Paris. A
part of these instructions are that if
discussions in conference extend be-
yond the Turkish ultimdtu8e to
Greece, that the Turkish representa-
tive shalhimmediately Withdraw.
The Tarquc says: If the Turkish
representative withdraWs, war with
Greece is inevitable. ~
LONDON, Jan 8.-The firm attitude
of Turkey on the Eastern question
excites much alarm.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 8.-The decrease In
bullion in the Bank of France during
the week was twenty seven and a halt
million francs. lU aH
PARIS, Jan. 8.-The Spanish Gov
ernment is about to establish a corps
Of observation on the Syranees.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Jatuary 9.-The Prose-
of this city asserts that the Repre-.
sentatives OF the Greek Governments at
Paris Conference will not be permit
ted to offer any proposition, but Will
attend only for the purpose of giving
Information in regard to the subjects
under discussion. The Conference
will frame a project of settlement,
which it will be the duty Of Greece to
adopt after its acceptance by the Sub
lime Porte, and the withdrawal of the
Turkish ultinuatun.
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new EOrk Gold and STOCK Market.

By Telegrnph.I FEw YoRK, Jan. 8.
Money works easier, at z. per cent for
currency as the general rate throughout
the day. Erie having Iaiied in negotiu-
tions for the purchase or lease offhe Gin
cinnatt, Hamilton q Dayton Railroad. IL is
stated have made contracts to build an air
to be commenced immediately. Private
kilograms slate that the Cleveland and
Plttsburg Directors declared a scrip DIVE
cent.
STERLING-Firm at gs6G95z.
GpLD-Strong: opened at 1854 and closed
at the saDte. 70 2 e. F
Z GovERNMENTs-Active and firm; Cou-
pons of VI, 1ll5s@I1lgz; '62. ll21S@lI29z;
do h64, lOs1sal0s; do. '65, l0914@l091; do.
IOS14Ql0854: IO.4Os, IO6zkal061z.
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A LONG WASH BowL.-Yes terday
a respectable looking, but plainly
dressed. man, while passing down
Water Street, observed that his hands
were somewhat soiled, and at the
same time noticed that the gutter on
Main Street was full of water. He at
once stopped down and deliberately
washed his hands, and shaking the
water from his hands, proceeded on
his journey apparently as we'll salts
fed as if he had washed In China
wash-bowl. That is what we/should
call practical man.
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Ii there is man in town that has
not found out for himself that he can
get better boot for himself or boys
at Ricker's than tbs possible for him
to buy elsewhere, let him call at so
Main Street, and see our custom-made
French calf boots, and if he don't
learn something, we will pay him
for his time. Ignorance may be bliss,
but it won't keep mans feet dry if
he wears poor shoddy boots.
lang Sat&Tues 1t j. s. KICKER.
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Cincinnati maPker.
By TeIertaph.T crrc,TSrArT Ton


By Telesfaph.I c1Eo1EEAr1, Jan. s.
. EIGgsl - E Zigp os end in good demand;
wHEAT-.F i'm At 81 20 for No 2; market
bare or No. l.. -
CORS-Firn1 at 63c.
OATS Firm at G096Ic.
BARLET-E gehanged and quiet.
CorroN-r irmer an prices higher; mid
dim 1t 26a
WH1sKY-Dun Al 81 20; some sales were
m 4de As low IS ooe.
Hoes Live lirm at $40 00to / 90; dress
ed at pll 81 10 sl2 50: recel PTS 500 heao.
RROVISfOH E-lrreguiar: IN re sellers than
buy err, put holders are not wiling O make
concess1Dn~. Me 5 FORK ~ held ~ $50 UO,
buyer, This month, and sci err, February !;
no sales for present de VERY. Bulk Meats
DTm Dut quiet; shoulders sold at l2c, TO
come in ana sides are held at lac. I5c, and
ou Of smoke; shoul ders lie, clear sides
l7A4l6c with no sales. Lard unsettled:
hoiuels n very firm, but there is not
mucn dem nd sales of steam. mead, and
gUt ~ 1Sc; steam leaf at ISS6QiS16c: prime
kettle cOunCIy-rendered Is ned AZ l9c. he
speculative iernana has ceased TO a great
extent, and the e0nsumPttve demand has
been quite light. Green Meats nominally
unchanged; hams 1876 l514c. Butter dull;
supply better; fresh 53 a3sc. Eggs 29a3Oc.
quiet.
PErRoLEUM-Dull at 2s@30c 20 tsr
SUGAR-1zc higher; sales 100 hoQsEeads
Cuba at l2AGl3c, Porto Rico I3gl4ISc, and
New Orleans ~ gI5c. 4sHhtr
,stooEFEE-T Unchanged; sales 200 bags at
CAE DLEs--star &c for full weight.
5ExcHANGE-Flrm and active at I.1Oal-5
discount, buying, and par selling. q fnl
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,q BG~ Evansville merchants and
manufacturers can secure a large
trade from Warrick County by ask
ing for it through the columns of the
Warrick Herald, which circulates In
every neighborhood in the County.
Hundreds of persons, to say nothing
OF merchants, come to Evansville
every week to buy goods. Money can
be made by advertising through this
medium.
TERMs-1 col. l year, $50; ! col. l
year, $35; / COL / year, $40; ] col. 1
year, $l2 so; is col. year, 81 so.
A copy Of the paper sent regularly to
each subscriber q0ho takes as much as
cot. or more. For shorter time
than 1iyear at reasonable rates. L0-
cal notices inserted for 10 cents per
line each insertion.
Address HERALD, Newburgh. In
diana. ian7
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CORREcTIoH.-In the advertisement
notifying stockholders Of the Evans
Vile National Bank of their semi
annual dividend in yesterdays Jour-
NAL, we put the amount too per cent.
1t should have read three per cent.
Three per cent. clear Of taxation is
nearly equivalent to five per cent.
where taxes are not included.
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BE Never mind high taxes. Pay
them now and save five per cent; ;
then go to Davidson & Becker's, 100
Main Street. and save Is or 20 per
cent. more on a good warm suit, be-
fore the weather gets too cold.
nov28-mw&s.
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RYOTECE To COTuTaM-S hHEpPEHgi
Az Having leased the Evansville COttc
Compress, am prepared o. receive "
COLtOn and put the same through wi
dispatch. With an increase on power an
additional improvements, there viii Z
no detention; and Cotton, while la n
vantage Of comprising Cotton fs w,
known 70 old shippers. ana an ii AK Il
trial to insure cOntiDuance Of your bu
ness. lJan9 dlwl q u. TINCH
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BI- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner Of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. oc26 diff
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EVANSVILLE. Ind, Jan. s. 1869.

DELMoNtoo SALOON, No. 6 First
Street, E. NJ. Burns. proprietor, has
grand opening this morning at 10
O'Clock A. N. Roast bear and oyster
soup for lunch. Come one, come all,
and be merry. 1t
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold II the city. the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for
sale by 81. D. Allis & Co., First st.
second door below Vine.
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FOB, RENT

f1S1R RENT BASEMENT The base.
uA ment OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, corner of Second and Chestnut
Streets. This would be a very desirable
place for teachIfig S1EsSc or Drda0tag and
PAINTING. Also, a good room for an ONCE
Inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON,
au20 dtf Real Estate Agent.
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CIT 7 N EW S .

Sr Services will be- he'll d in the
Vine Street Presbyterian Oh urch to-
morrow at 1920 A. NJ. and z P. N.
PeWs free.
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New Arrivals.

5 bbls Krout.
5 : Sweet Cider.
Is " Buckwheat Flour.
5 4" Elegant Syrup.
100 T" Eastern Apples.
Is cases Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
PARSONS, SCovILLE & MoFFETT.
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HARDwARE.-We take pleasure in
directing attention to the fine dis
play advertisement of Fred. P. Straub
& Co., No. "a Main Street, who offer
great Inducements to customers. This
is an enterprising firm, and deserve a
liberal patronage. They are selling
many articles at less than cost, to
close out certain lines of goods.
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rs PRICE OF Coal REDUCED.-Take
notice that I have since the 18th inst.
reduced the price of coal to 121 cents,
delivered in the city.
jan8-tf Jos. THOMAS.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Nearly
the whole of yesterday was consumed
in the Court of Common Pleas in the
trial of the case of Chandler VS.. Hart.
which progresses slowly, the examina-
ton of witnesses not yet having been
completed. Before the case was taken
up in the morning, the celebrated dog
case, Hennecke VS.. Allen. was called,
and some proceedings had toward
making up the issue. This is an
other important suit, as it involves
the value of dog.
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Bodianl Aiines-Coal Down.

Best lump coal is to-day put at 127
cents per bushel. Send orders to No.
2 Main Street, near Water.
JOHN INaLE, JR., Il Son,
SGT Projectors.
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A COOP MovE.-We are glad to
learn that effective means are about
to be employed to suppress the law
lessness of the herd of bad boys that
infest our city wharf. the wharf
boats and the steamboats, at the land
ing. They have become a perfect
nuisance aud an unmitigated annoy
ance to the wharf-boat proprietors
and the community in general until at
length the police have determined to
take the matter in hand aud remedy
the evil. 1t is high time to begin.
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FoR SALE-For city orders or bonds
"A new dwelling house, with twelve
rooms, at less than cost.
jan1 d3tl WILLARD CARPENTER.
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A POPULAR FIRM.-We direct at
tention to the card of w. G.. Brown
& Co., to be found in another column.
Mr.. VIM. G. Brown and Mr.. e. Scho-
enlaub, the active partners in the firm,
have had long and extensive expert
ence in the commission and wharf boat
business, and understand all the rami \
fications and details thoroughly. They
give their business their personal SUI
pervision, and freights consigned to
them for shipment by river or rail
will receive the promptest attention.
We cordially commend them to the
commercial world. 3I
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GLASS SHADES AND CAsEs.-For
covering fancy clocks, statuettes,
flowers, &c, at
MARK, WARREN & Co.'s,
jan8-6t % First Street.
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A SINGULAR REMARK.-A F.,

A SINGULAR REMARK.-A gentle
man from Louisville, who is stopping
for short time in the city, made this
singular remark IN our Office last
night: 1t is strange you cannot have
a good hotel in this city!'' The gen.
tleman evidently did not know that
we have a frst-class Opera House,
and therefore did not need a frst-
class hotel. He has evidently net
been much from home to express
such a wonder.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-09

B0r New Millinery Goods for holt
day trade, just received at HUGHES /.