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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

RECORDERS CoURT.-There was a
lengthy case of "disorderly" before
this court on Saturday afternoon,
with case Of assault and battery as
a sequel.
Two families from the central mar
ket neighborhood got into a quarrel
about a childish dispute, and the re-
suit was long war Of words between
two women, who looked as if they
ought to know better. One accused
the other Of saying she was lousy,
and the other accused one Of choking
her. The women were tolerably self
possessed, but the husband of one
grew quite petulant on the witness
stand, and in answer to question
from one of the lawyers said:
You just speeohin all you want it.
I dom care. [ not gif any more an
sWer as I dit already. Go ahet, das
vomin is a nuisance. Dass wass dc
matter"
The Recorder heard the testimony,
the lawyers logged in the constitu-
ton, State and federal, referred elo-
quently to the Magma Cbarta and the
star spapgled banner, oomplimented
both parties, but each claimed his
case fully made out. The Recorder
gave both parties good advice and re-
served his judgment.
The chief Importance that case had
was the earning Of two fees each by
two eloquent lawyers, very creditably
to themselves.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

ALL ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHS cou-
pIe Of "soiled doves on Saturday
chased a young gent from K-Y-ky
about town, vocifcrously demanding
the return Of couple of photographs
which they claimed the gentleman
had taken from their rooms. A large
crowd gathered, much to tho young
mans ehagrin. and witnessed the bill
linesgate attack. This is the affair
referred to in the Sunday morning
papers as a hair pulling scrape. No
hair was pulled, and there was no
fight as related.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28
FIRE IL pRINTlEa OFFIoE.
The Sixth Fire that has Occurred In
the Same Building In About
DOzen Years.

At ten minutes before eleven, last
night, the bells rang out an alarm
of fire. On rushing into the street.
all was so still that a couple of
squares running failed to develop any
sign or sound of FIRE.
After listening and watching few
moments, faint cry of fire" was
heard, and half a dozen voices en-
quired "where?" without eliciting
any answer, and some of those who
had been startled by the alarm. were
about to return to their beds.
At the Third Street engine house,
a person is reported to have told the
fremen that it was only false alarm,
and this must in part. account for
the stiffness following the first ring
ing.
After few moments, fresh cries
caused the alarm to be renewed, and
the Adams Express Office was indicat-
ed as the location of it.
When the JOURNAL reporter reach
ed the building. the FIRE was visible
through the third story window open
ing into the alley alongside Of the
building on First street, between Lo-
Gust and Main, and continued to burn
without interruption until the arrival
Of the steamer No. 2. just FIVE minutes
after eleven, when q stream was quick
ly got into the alley window, and in
fifteen minutes all was dark again.
The building is occupied by the
Adams Express Company on the first
floor; a Mr. Rudolph occupying the
second as job printing Office, and the
third by Messrs. Gorse & Myer. as a
bookbindery.
The fire originated in the third
stor5, and when first discovered
seemed to be in a pile of boxes at the
rear end. The stock in the bindery
sustained great damage By being del
uged with water. beside some that
must have been burned.
Mr.. Rudolph had insurance to the
amount of $4,000 on his stock; $4,000
in the Germania, of Cincinnati, and
a like amount in the Teutonia, OF
Cleveland. of which Mr.. Sam. j
LeWenstein is the agent in this city
1t was impossible to learn last night
what insurance was on the bindery
The Express Company sustained but
little damage-all by water.
The building. which is owned by
Henry @. Gwathmey, is reported to
be insured, but to what amount and
where, it was impossible to learn, q
policy insthe Republic for $4,000 hav
ing been cancelled after the fire Of
Dec. Both, last.
1t was rumored that the late striking
printers were getting ready to issue g
paper from that Office, and if so, they
may have also sustained some loss, but
Of this nothing definite can be ascer'
tanned.
The origin of this fire, as we'll a;
that occurring in this building on the
Both of December last, is mystery. at
no one is known to have been in thC
upper rooms after nightfall.
The damage to Mr.. Rudolph's stock
is not supposed to exceed three hun
dred dollars. The damage to thC
building will be about 81 900.
This is the sixth time this building
has been on Ere inside Of dozeI
years, and it will take a good deal Of
fire to burn it down yet.
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&c. 5ouis marker.

&c, louis MARKET.
~ Tolograph.l ST. LOUIS. Feb %.
ToBAoCo-Steady and UNCHANGED.
COTTON Nominal.
HEMP-Dull, 81 2091 60 for undressed.
FLOUR--U Dchanged: rail- sDdernne 81 u
9sf 6Oi Xxx 81 69t5 p; Xxx g 37a9j 90.
WHEAT-Nominally UNCHANGED: No. .
Spring inspected &c; No. 2 red Fall 81 00N
81 Oh; No. red Fail 81 O5@sl o.; choice 81 i2
CoRN-Firm; 73@76c for mixed; 75a77o
for yellow; T7g8 g for white.
OA1s-Dull; 4ia45c IN bulk: 6Oa5fe ~,
ed. 9'S'iS SACK
BFE-kirm and wanted at 72a soc.
BARLEY-Dull and UNCHANGED
WHsKY--Flrm At Bfag5c.
5sEoCEtIies-s ieady and UNCHANGED.
tRoYIsroSs-Exc edingIv duII. I5Cgi. SRA
W ~ sales OF 5Ov barrels CHICAGO deIiverV
A. ~ ID; dry sailed meats, ia order Iofs
clear sides. 49, -N~
ltz9i6szc for clear Sides
LARD-smail orders d led al IGs choice
Kettle; 1919 l7c for Kegs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

THE CHAIRMAKER's STRIKE.-The
chairmaker's strike is about ended.
The President of their Union goes to
work this morning, and the probable
ity is that as many more as can, will
follow his example. Their places
we're rapidly being Tiled by people
from other cities, so that much valu-
able time has been wasted TO no pur-
pose in the strike.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

A SALOON KEEPER SoLD.-After
the serenade to the JOURNAL this
morning. the Bowling Green Band
went around to First Street and ser
enaded well known saloon keeper.
Aroused from his slumbers, he
looked out and seeing the Band hur-
ried down stairs, en- desha5ille, to treat,
but when he got down, the Band, had
gone, but the crowd of admirers had
not, and rushed in and absorbed the
liquid compliment intended for the
Band. Charlie grinned With as good
grace as he could, bat considers him
self sold.
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- nrlnana nnrEet.

BY telegraph New OHLEhNs sou. ~.
FLouR-G5 7505 03a0 80
CORN-gl -.
OATs~-05c
BRAH-scafce; on 5.
HAK~~tlO.
PoHK--Dulf nd C29129 I8.
BACON -EhOulueIaldt<cs lid siIca ttl1ef
clear hi ba l6t<c.
HAMa-I8C.
LARD-Tierces l8llG<c; koy active at
1BMMl51Te.
WHIsKY-UuchnuR cd.
SUGAM-prlme ulfc.
GOLD-Gl 1917.
SIGHT EKCuAHGE-0n HoW 1Dfa par.
eTERLING EKcuAHGE-fl 2i1fc.
COTu0N- Fair demand prices hrtu tuIH-
ding mo. receipts to-day a,ili nh'eaf
Great Britain, 4.Of8 balcaf t0 HHVfe, 31
TO CrOnbtadt. l5J1 sale9i oQn9tWlfe uanei
sales Ol0 bales stock 2i4aIi Dn.fs.
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louisville Market.

- IslezraDh.l LoUIsYILLE. Feb. %.
ToBAcCo-Sales lls hhds. Tobacco $1,000
q w Trash; So 5JGl2 Lugs TO good Leaf
CoTrOE-DuiI, downward. nlddflng 09I<
FLoUR-Active, Extra Family g52j@ -
GRAIN Steady.
BARLEY-A ctive.
WHEAT = 81 U2aSI I3
CORN-B3c
OATs-63c,
RYE-95c, including sacks.
PRoYIsIOHS- Moderately active ueoa
pork, w 5Oi bacon shoulders PFC; clear
TIP Ioci clear sides l65<c; bulk snouiders
IlMc; clear rib He; clear aides i5iIet
hAMs-Sugar cured Sl05 So 80
LAkD-I1eree l0c; kegs III.
WHSKY-StSady.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

EXODUS OF DEMoCRATs.-A gen.
tleman who keeps the run of such
matters, gives the names of eight
Democrats who have recently emigra-
ted from this county, leaving quietly.
and without notice to interested
friends. The most Of them have
directed their course towards Texas.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28
The PISTOL.
An Enraged Girl attempts to Shoot
Her Alleged Seducer and q
Negro Witness.
No Blood Spilled, but two Hen are
Ba6ly Scared

Mention was made in the JOURNAL
some time since of suit being com
menced against a wealthy man of this
city by young girl for breach of
promise and seduction. In lawyers
Office, on Saturday, the deposition of
negro was being taken in the case F;
both parties, with their attorneys,
being present. In the course of his
examination the negro testified that
he had received a love letter from
the girl. He had scarcely uttered
the words when the girl rushed at
the defendant, accusing him of brib
irg the negro to Islander her, and
frantically struggling to lay violent
hands on him, threatening. in her
frenzy, to annihilate him. The as.
sembled lawyers were too strong
protection for the defendant, and the
irate girl was persuaded to leave,
which she did, threatening vengeance
Oh the aged Adonis.
The lawyers went on taking the dep
ositions peacefully, supposing they
were secure against further intrusion,
when suddenly IN rushed the incensed
girl, pistol in hand. to shoot the de-
PENDANT and his witness, and strewing
Consideration and confusion in her
path.
Great Gorymityl" shrieked the
colored gentlemen, and with a
yell he fed out of the door, scatter
ing stationery, chairs, and lawyers
around promiscuously in his fight.
"Oh Lord" groaned the corpulent
defendant, whose amplitude of per-
son makes him a splendid target for
pistol practice, while it impairs his
speed as a fugitive from wrath.
"Oh Lord!" and grabbing a slim
lawyer held him up as a shield be-
tween him and the enraged girl.
"Oh Lord don't let her shoot"
Don't be scared" coolly replied
the legal fertilization, Il guess she
won't shoot.' -
The GOODNESS of the lawyer some.
what treasured the client. The
avenging female was disarmed and
exhausted her fury III a torrent of re-
proaches on the venerable gay de-
ceiver, whose agitation was ludicrous
in the extreme. After considerable
effort size was pacifed, but the wit.
ness could not be coaxed back while
she was there. To every effort to gel
him to go. He answered:
mo use talkin', / amt gwine tC
git shot to save no white mans money
I isn't.
Eff dat gal sued me for preacher
promise, you spcse dat white mar
gwine to swa' for me, an git shot at
Eff be do want to marry dat gal, hi
bettah not go foolin' roun'."
After some strategy was spracticed
the deposition was completed. and the
colored witness is reported to have
left the city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

AN EARLY AND EXQUISITE SERE-
NADE.-At one o'clock this morning,
and just as we were closing, the Bow
ling Green Cornet Band. under the
leadership of Billy Phillips, treated
the JOURNAL Office to a delightful
serenade. The music was very fine,
showing that the Band has been well
trained. We tender the thanks of
the JOURNAL Brigade to the young
gentlemen of the Band for the COM
pliment, AID also to Capt. Vanmeter
and Leopold Kahn, of the steamer
Evansville, who acted as pilots to the
procession.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Sheriff Miller sold, on Saturday, two
lots and one house in Independence,
for $500, Mr.. Moses Kronenberger
being the purchaser. Lots 10 and IL,
in Block s, Northern Enlargement,
brought $3.50. Z. G. Van Ripper was
the purchaser.
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Aneti0n I'm Earnest

Dry Goods are being sold at most
reasonable rates by TN Elliott. He is
closing out Stock from Gibson coun-
ty. His Auction Room is crowded by
the ladies every day at 2 o'clock and
Up. NJ. No 81, Main street.
feb24.tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

RUNAwAY.-A four mule team at
tacbed to a coal wagon ran away on
Saturday. They ran for several
squares down Second street, spilling
out drunken driver and smashing a
part of the wagon. No one hurt as
far as learned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

PERsoNAL.-Capt. Reavis returned
to the city yesterday morning, from a
trip to Missouri, on legal business.
He can be found at his Office, as usu-
al, ready to attend to professional
business.
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Earopeaa haFKss
Nv CahFal Il

BY CabIe.l LIVERPOOL, Feb. . 70 Eve.
CoTroN-gales for the week 5 1000 baloa.
exports 900 bales; speculation 5000 bales
5000 bales were American; stock II ZOO
bales; American 10000 bales; sales to-day
10000 bales; market firm and unchanRed
LONDON. February 20 -5-20s opened firm
at 70 for the issue Of 1865, and k8JS FOR ca.
FAHKFoRT, February 16-5-20a opened
arm at 85Iz; closed heavy at 8jIkaO5L.
PARIS February z6-Bourse closed firm
rentes 49, s3c.
hAvRE, February 2G.-COtton quiet az
III francs on the spot.
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THE BALL To NIGHT.-Evansville.
il is to be. hoped, will give the Crescent
City Silver Band such a benefit to-
night as will be worthy of the city and
the artist benefciaries. A band that
has served up such rare treats to the
citizens as have the Creseents, de-
serves a rousiDg benefit in return.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

UNION SERvIoEs.-It has been deter
mined to discontinue. this week, the
morning Union Prayer meeting, and
continue the Revival meetings at
night.
To night the Union meeting viii be
held in Trinity Methodist Church
and also in the same place every eve
ming this week.
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A ROUGH BEATEN.-A rough
named "Stimps" went on board the
Sam. Orr on Saturday, and, as has
been his habit for come time,
began to abuse all within ear-shot.
He went as far as to interfere with a
negro deck hand in performing his
work, when the negro gave him a
blow on the head with a stick and
kicked him ashore. He has slight
elevation of the surface in the imme-
date neighborhood of where the stick
met him.
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IA Francis NJ. Remission. alias
Red" will be interviewed by the Re
corGer this morning.
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BAPTISM IN THE RIvER.-Rev. Mr..
Flower, of the Christian Church, bap
tised six converts in the river yester
day afternoon about four o'clock.
A large number of people gathered
to witness the ceremony, the wharf
in the vicinity and the Hartford being
crowded.
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A HACK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ten
o'clock last night. pair of horses
ran away with hack, from the cor
ner of Water and Main Streets, dash
ing up Main Street at a spanking
rate, clearing the way of what few Pc
destrians were abroad at that hour.
The team aud hack were said to be-
long to Forth & Bowles.
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FoUL-PEAooCK VS.. BIRD.-A lit
tie serimmage " between two men
named as above occurred on Saturday
evening, on the corner of First and
Lset Streets. The Peacock's feathers
were rumpled, and the other Bird
has no room for growing. Both of
them went to roost sadder if not
wiser
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Bsg- Clouds Cordial cures cases of
confirmed and curiously complicated
complaints.
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Re-oDened for the Season.

3. +. Tribe & Co., having bought
the Factory of w. Hunnel. wish to
inform the public that they have com
menced running, and will fill all or
ders Cor Sash, Doors. Blinds. Frames.
&c. Dressed Flooring, Weather
boarding, and all kinds of Lumber to
order, on short notice. Call and see
Us. Factory-eorner of Walnut and
Fifth St. feb21 Wv.
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FIGHT ON THE SAM ORA rough,
known by the soubriQuet of Red, "
went on board the Sam Orr on Satur-
day, and began to abuse the colored
deck hands. The mate put him
ashore, by force, which " Red re-
sisted, and fight followed resulting
in the arrest Of Red" He is now
keeping another rough of the same
designation company in the lookup
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BU- See the Dramatic Notice in an
other column.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

"a Holfelder & Seeman's dancing
class tonight.
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s@Scott says somersaults strain
his strength seriously.
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seq iorh Cole aad stOcA aArAst.

GoLD-Lower: opened AZ w toucbed
ll414, fell TO ll05<, and closed AT lI5J<Mll5J6
Reports say That the Government Will telI
t6,OOO,O0O next month, and that Bonds at
London were mp 10 9)L and even 81, which
had considerable effect. Carrying rates 81R
3 per cent. Clearanceg, $4,000. Exports to-
day, $780, 900, aud for the week g52l 1872
GOYERNb ENT fsTOCKs-LOwerand in SYM
pathy Witn gold opened higher but suo-
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p@ Two cases before the Recorder
on Saturday.
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DRAMATIc.-The Buchanan ORA
matte Troupe open at the Opera
House on Thursday evening with
Richelieu, DIR. Buchanan in the title
role. They will remain with US one
week, and from the recommendations
eff the press Of neighboring cities a
rich treat may reasonably be expected.
The New York Herald. whose known
independence in criticising entities it
to respect, speaks in strong terms of
praise Of Dir. Buchanan's Richelieu.
It is one Of the finest characters on
the stage, and requires moro than
ordinary dramatic skill to fifty repre-
sent it.
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R~ One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
jams -SCHAPKEB, BUssING & Co.
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BEEF SToLEN.-Mr. George Wolff
who lives on the corner OF First Az
enue and Franklin Street, bought a
fine quarter of beef on z lursday, and
cut couple of sample steaks from it
which proved very fine. He con-
graduated himself on the fac feast he
should have.
He put the beef away carefully at
night. and on going to look at it in
the morning, he found it like Peter
Ipplesheimer found his gooses -
missing. some miserable thief having
gobbled it during the night.
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WARNED TO LEAvE.-Chief Roys-
ton warned a couple of suspicious
characters who made their appear
ance here on Saturday, to leave.
They took his advice. and left forth
with. There are couple more that
will receive attention shortly, if they
do not go without.
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B@Go to Geissler's to get good
goods.
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EVANSVILLE AND MEMPHIS,
-
The elegant new and substantial passenger
steamer
LIZ q IA ~ - IL - -. %.

Ma RY MILLER
Is almost completed al Louisville, and will
leave Evansville for Memphis and all way
potts about
MOE DAY, FEBRUARY 2srH, INST
And VIII theneeforth ply as q regular
packet between those two ports.
The Mary Miller has been built expressly
for this trade, and is complete In all her
departments. being very light, but capable
OF carrying so tons, with wide, roomy
guards, admirably adapted for carrying
stock. She vii give especial attention 10
way business in the bends and the filling
OF orders.
departure will he given.
w. q, BROWN g. CO.,
fe7 dtf agents.
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WEBER & Co. are selling heir en-
tire stock of Furs regardless Of cost.
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"a Council meets to night.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

as All persons having claims
against the firm of Sansom & Wilson,
are requested to present them to
Alex. Wilson, before the first day Of
March. feb26 If
Ia We are just receiving a full
supply of 280 lbs, or small barrels of
salt. BAIRD & START,
Agents Mason City Salt Co.
feb26 1W
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Nnahrllln marEaf-

BY telegraph NhsHvILLE, Fob l1.
CoTTON-Dun; low middling 2ici good
ordinary zoe.
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By Ielegrnpb.l MEHPHgs. Feb. Is.
CorroE-Is dun end nominal at PIC.
Receipts .l61 bales; exports 543 bales,
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged,
CORN 91182c.
OATs-65NG9e.
HAY-t28.
BRAN-t2l ca
PoRK-S2a
LARD-19t<c@l7L.
BACON = Hominali bulk shoulders lI5fc;
sides l5szc
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gCw r0FE Dry GOODS MarE0G.
b. TeisRrnph.l NEW KouE, foo, ~.
The market Is moderately active; on
bleaohed and brown Cottomg are hrmi Win
a much better feel .ng ln id8 pfinh Inl-Ef
act. Glasgow ginHhnma arc reduced rom
10 TO I5c. No Other change.
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pa The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &c, at lowest
prices. at
jams ScHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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FoUR OFFIoEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-ff
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CITY NEW S.
H@C. g. Silver Band tonight.
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John FeIr1u, Master;
O. et Bradley, CIorB
VIII leave for Nashville and all way poris
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2sTH,
at y O'Clock II.
For freight or passage apply on board
or TO W. q. BROW n & CO.,
IG2S Qlt Agents.
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pr cher Rsger Ife7as sc Third Poge
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, op-
posife the Opera House. sep25

nr z. G. Bridwen & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Cen
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ieI7-tf
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The services at IDgIe Street yester-
day were of great interest. The crowd
in attendance last night was beyond
the capacity of the house. Rev. Mr..
Hill preached from 1st Thessalonians,
ID and 4th verses. The discourse was
listened to with close attention by the
crowded audience. At its close a
large number went forward for pray
ers. Many were converted, and six
teen united with the church. The
meetings will be continued this week.