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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-19

AENExATIoN.-The Council meet
ing Of Thursday evening was called
at so late an hour that the officers had
not time to notify the JOURNAL.
hence our report Of that meeting was
obtained through the kindness Of Mr..
Orlando Willard. Deputy City Clerk.
who, however. was unable to furnish
the or ginal papers from which to
copy The resolution Of annexation.
Hence An error occurred whereby
Loekharss Enlargement was said to
have been annexed to the city instead
Of French & Whipple's Enlargement,
which vas annexed to the city and
made q part OF the First Ward.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab.
lished boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main,
is the place to 60 to buy your Winter
boots and shoes His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has q larger and better stock Of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality of
goods. noy9 If
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Parish Of the Holy Taaoesnts.-The
services OF this church viii be at the usual
hours to-morrow-the morning service at
1880 o'clock, and the evening at 1880
O'Clock.
This church is situated on the Corner of
Ninth and Division Streets, and the seats
being all perfectly free, strangers, and In
deed, all desiring to participate IN divine
worship. can be assured of d thorough
tuaIcoma
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WAFER WoRKs.-The smoke stack
at the Water Works has now attained
height of nearly a hundred feet,
and the iron curb for the pumping
we'll is being perfected as rapidly as
possible.
An engins has been set up close to
the sell. derrick put In position,
aud as soon as the excavation COM
meBaas, the earth will be filed into
large IRON buckets and drawn to the
surfao9 by the engine. At about
twelve feet from the bottom of the
curb me pumping floor will be placed.
This j. where the pumping machinery
is located, and asst is being construct
ed u eonveys to the beholder an idea
Of almost incalculable strength.
The floor of iron will be laid on stills
Of iron. half an inch thick and two feet
wide. riveted to the curb by means of
corner irons. placed On each side of
the sills. In the centre they are made
fast "a a cylindrical centre piece Of cast
iron about two feet in diameter, as
deep as the stills require, and provided
With o0gs or flanges. TO which the stills
arc rivsted, aud the whole are sup
ported by brackets of two and one.
quarter inch iron, braced from the
side Of the curb to the junction Of
each sill with the centre piece, on
which the pumping machinery and the
column through which the water
rises, IS to rest. When the curb has
reached the required height on the
grounds, this pumping floor will be
brought from Reitz & Haney's found.
~, where tits being constructed, il
sections, and placed in position.
Some idea can be formed Of the vas
streng h of the work. when it is known
that the iron centre piece, the pump
ing fo1r, the column resting upon it
AID eighteen feet of curb weigh 81 00(
pounds.
alter trying various expedients q
attain rapidity in punching the iron
OF whish the curb and floor are built
Msssrs. Reitz and Haney at last rig
ged q double lever punch, the princi
pal lever being about twelve feet long
VITA which thay punch the gTsar
Bs almest IS easily e q e9nduotoI
railroad ticket.
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MARRIAGE L1cENsR.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
Nov. Is. 1870:
George Koerheie and Catharine KoehleF.
Louis BrIteh and Elizabeth N9ul.
qhOs. Allen and Martha YOkum.
George Hub ard ana Matte Gamer.
George Davis and Laura Butter.
Robert " lie and Cathsrine Young.
John l.. Hawkins and Caroline Watson.
John Lsmbrech and Barbara LutE.
Henry EOS o and Anna Johnson
Wan. n nkley and Isabella BOhale.
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LIQUORS.
e@Writing Ink, best quality, at
the JOURNAL Office.

REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending November 18th,
as appears by the County Auditors Re
cords:
George Hof TO john Rockenmeir, Lot 5
end adjoining halt of 4, Block IL, Lamas-
g. for $40.
Fred. Erschig. ct ttz, to Jacob Zuber
northeast corner. northeast quarter, north
west quarter. IS, 4, IL for Sl40.
George n. Bittro Il to Florian ScSmidt,
Lot Is. Block ~, Lamasco, for $500.
VIM. Heucke to Frederick Crare, Lots
and Z, Block 8, Hol8grefe's Enlargement, for
$500.
n. I. Bray to Jennie Simpson, Lots /,
and 5, Block al, Shapes Enlargement, for
81 500
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THANKSGIVING DINNERs-Will re-
quire a table outfit of China and
Glassware. TIE meet this demand we
are now opening MeakiR's Paris"
shape of light white granite, a superior
article Ggtirely new French China
style and finish, but much less expeas-
i've. Gall and see it.
nov18 At MARK, WARREN & Co.
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4 Case known 20 Many OF Cur Cltl-
zenS,
EvANsYILLE. Nov. 15. /

EVANSVILLE, Nov. 10, 1870.
DR.. FL. w. Cloud:
My daughter was for months pale
and delicate, and was often compelled
10 quit her school on account of her
extreme feebleness. Her peculiar
paleness attracted the attention Of all
who saw her, aud her condition be-
came a source of great alarm to me.
At the suggestion of friend I put
her upon your Invigorating Cordial,
and after its careful us5 for several
weeks, she is in perfect health. Her
cheeks are rudy and her appetite is
actually alarming. l make this plain
statement because [ fully believe that
the great change wrought in my child
is due to the restorative properties of
your medicine, and the fact should be
known. nov1S-tf n. MOUNTS.
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CHANGE OF TmE.-By the new
time table which goes into effect on
Monday. passenger trains on the E.
& G r. R. will leave at 10: % A. N. &
5:15P. N. aud arrive at noon, and at
9:35P.M. The freight aud acoommo.
dation train will leave at 4:40 AM.
and arrive at 5: Bpm.
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Unpaid Letters.
Posr-OFF1cE, EVANSVILLE,

NOV. Is. IoIU.
List Of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are in
sufficiently directed.
II not called for by November 18th.
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashiers
Office.
John j. RonIface & Co. New York.
Mrs. Adelia Warfield. ClafkEviIl, Tenn.
Nr. Ferdinand Echenk, St. Phillips, In
Mrs. Rachael Buradorf, Bennington,
Illinois.
nrs. 4. swallow. Carthage. Ohio
Enbar1 a. 1EtehCla0u, Car9om0ale. nj.
MrH. sarah azmcna. XanEaetOHn, Ind.
JOHN ~. FCETER, p. 1F.
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THANKSGIVING The day of thanks
and feas,ing is now at hand. remind
ing the people Of turkeys and good
things generally. We advise our
readers 20 consult the Advertising and
Local Columns Of the JOURNAL as to
the rlaegs to find the choicest articles
in tho way of table luxuries.
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A special session is held at j. L.
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning. at which an oyster lunch IS
served Quails and all sorts of game
daily. Tha best the market sF srds.
Of beth fluids end solids. ever@ d.y
at the Senate, 138 Maia Street..
nov4-tf
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B~ Book Marks at the JOURNAL
Office.

A MAN who was foolish enough to
20 into a den on Fourth Street on
Wednesday night, is seeking aid of
officers of the law to regain the money
he was feeced of there.
MONTHLY SALEs.-The following
account of Gales for the month is
rendered thus brief because the tax
on merchandise sales has been re-
moved with the exception of Liquors
and Manufa ctured Tobaccos.
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PEBsoNAL-Mr. Chas. Viele and
family arrived at home from their
European tour, By last evenings train.
after al absence Of several months.
judge @. Ell. Mason. DR.. J. s.
Bemis, Messrs. VIM. and Roam Clark,
~. A. Jordon, Treasurer Of Perry
County, aud Simeon Joseph, Jr.,
Assistant Assessor of the Internal
Revenue. all of Cannelton, were in
the city yesterday.
The friends of Mr.. VIM. Lewis
Reavis, son of Capt. VIM. Reavis, Of
this city, will be glad to learn that he
is In dne health. His address is Mt,
Vernon, Jefferson County. Kansas.
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New Arrival or Good Things
AT THE-
NEW YORK GROCERY.

New Raisins and CGrrants.
New Prunes and Dried Cherries.
New Citron and Lemon Peel.
New Uranberries aud Figs.
New Boiled and Sweet Cider.
New Buckwheat and HomiDy.
And all kinds of Soup Stuffs aud
Canned Fruits. nov5-3H, MAS
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"a Holland gold pens aFe tue
best aud cheapest - ggGrrGatsd = at
Fish q Barriers. oot28tf
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Auction, AucGIOn-TO Merchants.

| Will sell this morning, at 81
o'clock, 100 Bales Star Cotton Bat
ting, at my Auction Room, No. so
Main Street. HENRY GUMBHRTs,
Auotioneer.
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10 the L0Yera m AnnIea-

Just received three hundred barrels
of Western New York Apples, for
sale low for cash at
HAYHURsT g. Co.'s,
noV16.6t No. 6 South Water 81.
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Gounty Notice.

To accommodate especially the Ia
boring class, notice ia hereby given,
that, from aud after November 18th,
1870, the Auditors aud Treasurer's
offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from z to 9 O'Clock, to
enable them to transact their bust
ness without less of time.
PHILIP DECKER, a. V. 9.
+. LUNKRNHEIMER, I. v. @.
noyI0 BOT
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CHRoMos. aud Barter have
just received new supply of these
beautiful pictures. which they ara
selling as greatly reduced prices. Gail
and look at them. OetZT IT
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E~ Take your Prescriptions to
Bridwell's Drug Store, corner Main
and Third Streets. aad have them
correctly filed with pure Drugs
nov l2.tf
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Corrected Time Table, June n.
DAILY JOURNAL1
SATURDAY, EOVEMBER 10. 1870
CITY NE WIS .

BGFine assortment Of gold pen, at
Tie JoURNAL Office.
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NEvERMoRE can the coarse, gritty
tooth powders and tooth. destroying
chemical fluids End a place on the
toilets of sensible peopleI The fra
grant and preservative SoEo lont has
superseded them all.
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bU Buy your Initial Paper at the
JOURNAL Office.
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"SPALDING's GLUE" mends furni-
ture, toys, crockery, and all orna-
mental work. no17- d3teod.
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No Name.

1t is common thing nowadays to
hear persons complain about their physi-
cal disabili les which bring 30 much dis
comfort TO both mind ana body. that they
Ind no eradication In Anything around
them. One has no satisfy ing rest at night /:
another is always peeYish and despond-
ent; still another takes no delight in scot
ETY. and others again ind no c0mpensa.
ton in labor, exercise, or even life. Ne
name Is given IN pathology for their all
ments, nevertheless. the cruises are always
present. They simply lacK vital power,
and Prof. Baker rays that 'fthe best rem
edy for this class is MISHLER'S HERB
BITTERS,' which he has FUSED for sew
1t tones the stomach and Liver-the seat
of the complaiut-and TecOnstTucts the
shattered constitution This vitRIiKtnR
tonic speedily removes the cause OF Lam
guor aud discomfort; imparts a calm forcs
to the nervous system; rouses he dor
mant organs OF the body and bIesses the
sufferer with perfect Rnd lasting health.
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Rivor Dtspatchen.

PIrrsBURG, November IS.-Snowfng and
raining; AononGahSta4 feet inches and
squalls throughout the day, and indica-
tons OF more. Monongahsla feet and
failing slowly. Granite State, from Porgs-
mouth, arrived.
CIrCIENATI, November IL. - The river
has FALLEN inches. with feet 8 inches
IN the channel. Weather clear in part
Major Anderson, Wheeling. Weather
clear and cool.
CAIRO, November IS.-Paulins Carroll,
New Orleans to St.Louls,l An. Richmond.
new Orleans TO st. Louis, at An; WIZ
8. Hays, Liverpool to New Orleans at A.
NJ; MabIe City, 81. Louis 20 Vlcksburg at
2P.N; Jennie Brown. st. Louis to Shaw
the south at Pm. The River fell inches,
Weather clear. Mercury 429.
NASHVILLE, November I8.-RIver falling
with Is inches on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
MEMPHIS, November ls.-Weathsr clear.
Mercury $50. River declining. Arkansas
North Bend, Wisconsin, Frank Forrest
and Walt, from White River; Pat Cleburn,
from Arkansas River julia from Yicks-
LoU1svILLE, November ID Arrived =
Kate Bobinso on. from st. Louis; Nightin-
sale, from Cincinnati. Departed = Flor
ence, to New Orleansi Nightingale, to GIN
cinnatt; the new steamer City OF q uincy,
will leave for New Orleans tomorrow
evening. The river is falling slowly with
% inones in the chute, Weather clear; to-
day was the coolest OF the season; mercury
at 6P.M., 4Oo.
VICKsBURG, November I8.-Up-Conti-
nentai, 5 Pm. Down-Indian, SAN. RiV-
er rising. Clear and cool.
81. LOUIS, November IS.-ArRived-John-
son, st. John and sell Lacrosse, from Keo-
kuk; Thompson Dean. from New Orleans /;
Belle ST. Louis, from Memp hfs; Bards-
town, from Peoria. Departed-Johnson
and City OF Pekin. to Keokuk; St. johns,
to Quincy: Bardstown, TO Peoria: Belle
Memphis, to Memphis; Far West. to
Pittsburg: Moonstone, to Illinois River.
River falling with 81 TO feet to Cairo.
Weather clear and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, November l8-Arrived-
Nick LonRworth, Louisville. She cOllided
above Baton Rouge with the Wild Wago-
ner. Her guard was torn on, cut to the
water line. The damage is estimated At
$500. A large Qusntity of freight was
thrown overheard to keep the boat an0at.
No lives were lost. The damage to the
Wagner is unknown. Departed-Great
Republic.
Manifesto.
Manifest OF steamer Quickstep, from
Cairo to Evansville, November Is. 1870:
HudspeJh & Co, hhds tobacco: VIM
Caldwell, 81 sacks potatoes; h NJ Sweet
ger, IL sacks potatoes; E W Patrick, Al bbls
Wagner & Co, 8 packages merchandise: A
Gum berts, sacks feathers; TOpf, Long &
Co, A green hides.
REHIPPIEG.
LouiSvflle-4 boxes household goods,
horses, 1sewing machine, ID packages er-
chandise.
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OUIC z 8 q = z :

- -
q. T, DExTRR. Master:
W. B. PESEIEGToE, I rra-,,s
EUGENE RuDD, ~ 49,
WIZ leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at Pm.
Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at 3 Pm
The above new magnificent 6lde-Wheel
low. pressure steamers having been con-
gtructed expressly for this trade, VIII run
regularly during the season. carrying the
o. 3. Mail and Adams Express; making
close and positive corrections 81 Cairo
with the 81. a. st. L Packet Co. steamers
for st. Louis, Memphis, VlcksburR. and ali
way points, and with the 81. Louis q New
Orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
fading TO St. Louis, Memphis, VfcksDurg
and New Orleans Also through ifcke.s
the Paducah q CT aif, Illinois Central, No
bile & Ohio, and Mississi ppi Central Rail-
roads, and Cumberland and Tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made at Ev-
ansviIIeswlih the E. q q. Railroad for all
points North and East, and with the Morn
Ing Star and Tarascon for Louisville and
the Upper Ohio. Special inducements Of
fered 10 stock shippers.
This com Dany being the u. 8. Mall con.
tractors, and running the only lOW-p press
ure packets upon the Ohio River. and
ana responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctuaHty and safety than
offered By any other line. General ONCE,
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
w. BROWN & CO.,
HUMPHREY Il LEWIS,
And PLY. d. VETS,
noVI2 AGENTS.
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n5 Harper's Weekly and Frank
Leslies Magazine at Fish Il Barter's.
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PICK EP FEN OE.
KnOwEss the Terre Haute Picket Fencs
II is cheap and durable, and an ornament
20 the place where f. stands, All order
promptly attended to.
actOFg, Cor, DiTisI5E rad asaal Sza..
EVANSVILLE. rsD.
Hrz7-dIy lsl zw
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- - = .

adrer. Hanents, IN this column q sazee
tr rech insertion, Thirty Cents.
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rHeEsn sEGRE ROOM Oh THIRD
III street between Locust and Main, Tor
r5rrir occupied by Murray's Feed store.
INQUIRE on LAM q BROS, or ct this
office OoAg
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FOR SALE.

- ~ GEE GAE-A I'm = p p - "A
era and Stand Ell Quire at % Main
R1reef nov2-t
aHBERBURGu COUNTY TEN
rear nine per cent. Bonds, at tne
First \ ational Bank. Evansville. ocl-tL
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OWs VAETED.-sgX ACTIVE
49, Boys. aged from II to ~ years old. 10
1rIge mules in the Ingleside Coal Mines.
Apply ag once 70 the ofhces NO Main
sfvaef nov17-3t
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WANTED.

y SITUATION, ny ONE THOR
80. oue bly, acquainted with Forwarding,
hsflraad and River businessi SATISFACTION
aus.t auteed: good references inquire, OF
- LIZ. A. d. a. This Oflcaa III
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First and Second Circuit courts---e. ".
HeiskeiI and Irving HaIsey, judaes.

The Circuit Courts of Shelby county
Will convene On Monday, July Ii. 1876. At
8 O'Clock an. The First Circuit Court
will meet in the late Circuit Court room.
The Second Circuit Court will meet
IN the late Municipal Court room.
The dockets of the &Ffrst Circuit
Court Will contain all the causes embraced
on the dockets of the late Circuit and Mu-
nlelpal Courts. The dockets Of the SEQ
n Circuit Court will embrace all the
causes on the dockets of the late Law
Court.
The first morning session of said, courts
will be exclusively DEVOTED to impannel-
ing juries. Jurors summoned are ex-
pected to be present promptly at 9 o'clook.
An intermissiOn will be taken from u
m. 70 z pm. At pm. a call of the trial
dOpketso OF said courts will be commenced
and continued from day to day uutilthe
same are called through, for the purnose
of Kidding the apckets of causes where
pleas have heenS Rled or appeals taken
simply for delay.
Judgments viii b Rllowed in all Gases
where counsel refusaAo state ON bonor
that they have a BOND de defense. a iur5
nelng ! attendance to render verdicts
therein.
y NO Irrigated cases will be tried on this
cali. After the conclusion of the above
call, the First Circuit Court will COM
menee the cali Of b trial docket at case
1854.
The Second Circuit Court VIII COM
the CALI of the trial docket at case
No. 30I6. A weekly calendar of cases 10
tried at this term will be published for
the convenience OF the bar and litigants.
The rules of practice heretofore in force
IN the LawsC Court of Memphis Will he
with the following notifications
Rule 9, as amended, will read as follows:
The regular session of the Court during
he May term, shall be from 9 a.. m to u
"a, and from 2 pm. to $3.50 pm. During
he September and January terms, there.
,ffrom $3.50 a.m to $3.50 pm"
Rule Sd will be suspended until the
irst regular term of the Court.
Rule Is is abolished.
Rule 20, as amended, shall read as fol-
ows: but one counsel on each side of
ny cause shall address the jury or the
,ourt, unless by special permission Of
be Court"
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dition that the same shall be expended
for the building OF said Dad in the State
of Tennessee, and not elsewhere. Each
taxpayer to be entitled to stock in said
road / the amount of said special tax
which be pays. We do not think any
bonds of the city or county should be
issued tO said road or any other road, for
any purpose. Should this proposal be
adopted by said County Court, we insist
that the rights of the Taxpayers shall be
properly guarded; and If the money thus
appropriated be. not applied strictly in
accordance with the contract to be en-
tered into, hen the County Court Will
not levy another dollar. We think said
tax should be levied only once a year.
Adopted by Council. Concurred in by
Board of Aldermen.
BY Alderman Durff:
An ordinance, that in order to secure
the ultimate payment of the $50, 900 u
thorized to be borrowed by the city, May
10, 1870, the Mayor be empowered 70
mortgage any of the city properly, etc.
Passed first reading. Rules suspended
and passed its second and final reading.
Action %concurred in by Council.
By Alderman Durff:
An ordinance to amend the ordinance
passed April 20, 1870, providing for the is
suance of $500, GOO six per cent. bends for
funding purposes, be made payable, prin-
cipal and interest, in gold, etc.
Referred to Board OF Aldermen's FL
nance Committee.
Report of the Special Committee in re-
latlon To the proposed extension of the
boundaries Of the city as heretofore given.
Report adopted by Board of Aldermen.
By Alderman Prescott:
A T&solution proposing to prohibit the
posting or placing bills, advertisements
or signs of any character on any of the
buildings or public erections, etc.
or upon private property without the ex-
press consent of the owner, etc.
Referred to Board of Aldermen's Ordi-
nance Committee.
PRIVILEGE ORDINANCE.
Be II ordained By the General Council Of
Ne City Of MemphlS:
SECTION L. That every firm, merchant,
person, or firm of persons engaged in the
sale of goods, wares, merchandise or gro
on his or their own account land
which goods, wares, merchandise or gro
ceries are not exempt from taxation by
5he laws of this Statel shall pay annually
Tor license (as a privIlege) upon the
AMOUNT of goods, wares, merchandise or
groceries, she, he or they may bring to
city of Memphis at the invoice cost of
he goods, wares, merchandise or gro
,eries at the place where purchased, as
Upon goods, wares, merchandise or gro
,eries, not exceeding in cost TO him, her
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Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS business, we are offering our
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember l, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy your attention, as our stock is yet
complete. Special Inducements given to
any n wishing to buy stock and stand.
]. H. LOewenstine & Bros, No. 231 Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.