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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-24

THE PRICE.-The contract price
for the erection Of the Salt Well
Bridge was $4,000. Extra work has
been done amounting to 1910. making
the total cost of this splendid and
substantial structure $28 $40. The
extra work was caused by the fact
that it was necessary to sink one pier
and one abutment a little lower, to
secure a good foundation.
In this connection, we would cor
rect an error in Saturdays JOURNAL,
in which it was stated that the center
span was N hundred and twenty feet
long. We intended to have said it
was one hundred aud fifty feet in
length.
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FaFopoan MnrHei.


Bg Cabic.l LONDON. Jam. 2I.
ConsolH closed az 0zI for money! account.
D2I; American securities duleti d-l0s, 'g2.
80; Cos, old, 800 '6zs sos lO-40s. 8. Stocks
steady; Erie, lblzi Illinois Central, l0f.
Atlantic a Great Western, 90. LluHeed
cakes, 1f. Taflow, 4G3 3d4l G8 fd.
L~TVEHrO0Ls January a2-Jotton HtcadVt
upland, ll5sd Orleans. ll55d slle8 of 1900
bales. HrBHdsluh8 nrmer. White wheat.
B5 2dM0s 81 red western, ~ Odi Winter
S. 10. Flour, 2lF. Corn, lIf od. oats. On
on. Barley, 5sfd. Reat, AlH Gd. Provisions.
Beef, ll2s. Pork, iuls on. Lard. fOs
Cheese, us. Boon, sss 90. MGYal stores
hEmsr but unchanged. Produce u%nchauE-
ed.
H4vRE, January &.-COIt0u quiet.
ANTWEItP Jan. Z3.-Petroleum heavy.
0tMQ92.
PARIS. January 22.-Bourso firm 73 francs
and 50 cemtimeB.
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District Teachers, Institute.


We have been furnished with the
following synopsis Of the proceedings
of the District Institute. on Saturday,
by one of the teachers in attend
ance:
The District Teachers Association
held an extra session at j. w. David
sons School House, In Stringtown, on
Saturday last. The exercises opened
by the reading Of a portion of Scrip.
ture by Philip Baker, followed By
prayer by Mr. Davidson. The ~recita-
ton in Primary Arithmetic was very
fine. The advanced Arithmetic Glass,
conducted by j. Hennel, did their
work with "neatness and dispatch"
and In a name that indicated their
full understanding of the subject. The
reading by The Fourth Reader Glass,
conducted by H. b. Wood, was the
best of the session. The Primary
Reading, conducted by Miss Hirsch,
was very good. Ptof. Knight took up
the cases of nouns and pronouus,
which he made some excellent sug-
gestions; the class answered promptly
and creditably.. The exercise in
Mental Arithmetic, conducted by Mr..
Davidson, was excellent; the class
exhibited a degree Of proficiency
seldom equalled. The recitation in
Physiology was good. The Geogra-
ply class was conducted by j. w.
Wyttenbach. The History class, in
charge Of Miss Fisher, acquitted
themselves well. The exercises we're
of a novel and interesting character.
We are pleased to note the growing
interest in the sessions of the Teach
ers' Institute, knowing, as VIC do,
that they cannot help being produc-
tive of great good. We are also glad
to learn that the school at Stringtown,
in charge Of j. w. Davidson, assisted
by Miss Hirseh, is ably conducted,
and that many patrons Of the same
were present on Saturday, and took
great interest in the exercises. We
believe the next meeting Of the
Teachers will be held In this city.
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NashrIlIa Mnrhef.

BY Teiegraph.l NASHVILLE, Jan. %.
CorroN steady; low middline, 23kc;
good ordinary, &54c.
.WHEAr-Ked, u %; amber, 81 00i white,
81 Is.
coRE-9sc@s Ooi sacked and delivered.
OATs-08c.
kYE-U 90
B~ARLEY-Gl 20.
FLouR-a4 5996 30 for auperhne 10 fancy.
BACON - Clear gides, l6Lc: RhOuldera.
l3%c; hams, l7c; city sugar cured hams,
zoe; plain uams, l8c.
LARD-l7Mc.
BULK MEATS - Clear sides. I8c. clear
ribbed sides, llLci shoulders, nLc; rump
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HOME FOR THE WEARY.-A young
a." Drummer who has just returned
from Illinois, desires US to inform his
fellow mud climbers" that they
need not rush through New Haven as
heretofore, as " Uncle John Han
mon " has opened a coy hotel, with
an excellent stable, and can eat and
sleep" drummers and their horses
handsomely.
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ME A. lively little black moke,
about ten or twelve years old. stole a
hat on Saturday. and gave leg bail.
He was pursued by officer Paine. and
a lively chase ensued. The little
darkey lost one of his shoes while
running, which impeded his fight,
and Bill gobbled him and took him
to the lookup. The little darkey be-
longs in MoCutchanville, and rs the
owner of the hat declined to prose-
cute, the boy was discharged.
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established prices. o|Hannton 20 faw arlIr.e..
snfH as Irlu Lawns uuH IIauEaI.s.
we'll known brands. Iu tho mean iImo
country dealers orc buying With uuuau7.
cireumapeetion, hOplue. With the duIi
trade, 10 DE- abe 10 purchase ou mon.
.fAFOrnDte terms ueHt month. UanE"
sheelln9a rnuyo from IIc 20 u.se. pr'H.-
ing cloths quiet atB98Kc; bpraguea Prints
ll/MI1/c, and nh good madder works HaII
az IAHl@%ei except Cochee0, which some
PeTcale8 al ELc.
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BABBTpT In this city, on Sunday
morning, January 23d, OzNoLA, son Of
Aionzo and Margaret Babbttt, aged ten
The remains will be taken TO BIT. Car
mel, Illinois, on his monday mornings
10 O'Clock train, for interment
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LonleYila sarkot.

By Telegraph.I L0UtsvfLLE. Jan. -.
CoTToS-steady sales OF As bales ordl-
nary at 22hc.
FLOUR-Fafr demand a. S..
G~RAIE-Qutst; Wheat red 81 05s white
81 TO- corn shellsd 538s5c; oats 63aG5e; rye
B5c
T~oBAcCO-MOge active; sales or O. Tugs
at S5gS 80, leaf Sg0ll 30.
PROyIs -oNS-FHmer; mess pork, 28c; ba-
con shoulders, l31zc; clear rib, l6c; clear
sides. lee
BULK MEATs-Shouiderg, ll%c; clenr rib,
l5c; clear sides, i5Zci hams. 800 zoe.
LARD-TierCe. lie.
WHfsXY-firm at 3Jc.
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pD- The cases of Deeds and Foster
will be called up for a hearing, in the
Circuit Court, Judge Baker, prcsid-
ing, at Princeton, to-day. Buchanan
and Gooding will prosecute Foster. and
Shackellord and Parrett, will defend
him. Denly and Hynes will conduct
the prosecution of Deeds. and he
will be defended by Parrett and
Shackelford. We understand that it
is likely that Fosters trial will take
lace frst.
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IAN OUTRAGEOUS PROCEEDING"
Under the above heading, the Courier
of Saturday INDUCES in q violent and
abusive article against the fremen of
Engine No. l for wetting a boy, on
Friday afternoon, while the engine
was throwing. water. We have been
called upon by three reliable persons,
members Of the Hose Company be-
longing to Engine No. L, and at their
request give their version of the
affair, which is as follows:
Engine No. 1 raised steam on Fri
day, to enable the iremen to test a
new style Of nozzle, and to wash off
the hose. While they were throwing
water, one little boy was quite expert
in snatching off other boys hats and
throwing them into the stream to see
how far they would be borne by the
water. AS Young America" seemed
fond Of fun, the pipeman thought he
would see if he could not turn the
joke, and aimed at his hat, and just
skinned" him. He was the only
boy wet by the stream. and he but
slightly. He did not feel at all in
dignant, but came up and helped to
hold up the hose. with a smiling
countenance, and attempted to tip off
the hat of the nozzleman. The range
was not less than fifty feet, and the
boy enjoyed the fun.
According to our own observation,
the above statement is correct. We
have no intention or desire TO defend
wrong, no matter by whom committed,
but in this ease the Comier's indig-
nation is wasted.
We are also Informed that one of
these gentlemen called upon the editor
Of the Courier, on Saturday, and ex-
pressed a desire TO have the matter
corrected. The editor few into a
violent passion and pulled off his
coat, declaring himself able to lick
any man that ever walked" and de-
clined to correct the misrepresenta-
ton. Hence, tho gentlemen ask US
to allow them to place themselves
right before the community.
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Etreet RaIIrnad Nntica.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Street Railway Com
pany, for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors to serve during
the ensuing year, will be held at the
Office of the Company, on Monday,
the 24th inst.
jan14-10t WIN. w. CHANDLER,
LCOurleT copy.I Seer etaIy.
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81 Toiegraph.l NEW OuLEAHs Jan. ~
C0TToN-ACilve; firm; middUurt 9t5u
22jIe; sales ~ o,lJJ halcss receipts. l
bales.
FL~OUR-ScaTcas Arms Hupcfnuc. J 1913
extra, SIS 81; Xxx. t6 -
~COnN-Scarcgf 81 10.
DATs-T0e.
HAX-G8f.
pORE-Mesa pork, $50.
SU~GAE-Firmcr; prime, l1Hal2Ie
MOLAaFEs-IIrm t8MGBC.
WEIaKK-0ll<c
CoFFEM-Fnir, D0l5Tcs prime, iGLNI<o.
BACON-NOnllually unchanged.
GoLD-l2iM.
S~rERLTEG-EIZ New York EiElts cE-
change, &c discount.
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"a T. G. Bridwell & Co corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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ASSESSMENT OF LossEs.-The APP
praisers selected to assess the dam
ages by the fire on Main Street, last
Thursday night, partly completed
their work on Saturday. Mr.. Sell
mans loss is assessed at 1892 70; j.
j. Beyer's loss, $137 so; Henry Nor
gan's loss Con the buildings), 1884.
Mr.. Sellman's loss, exclusive of his
insurance, will reach about $3.50.
The assessment on the jewelry and
drug stocks have not yet been made.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-In the
case of Moses Kahn VS.. Brown and
Holdscher, judgment was given plain
tiff in the sum of $21 against Hold
seher. The action. so far as Brown
was concerned, was dismissed during
the trial. In the ease of jarrett VS..
Short, the jury failed to agree.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

RED LETTER.-Coolidges, of the
New York Store, open this morning
q full line of the Red Letter double
warp pure Mohair Black Alpacas, at
reduced prices. Also, Irish Linens,
Spring styles, Linen Collars, Alexan-
der's and Harris seamless Kid
Gloves for daylight and evening.
They are more than Strengthening
Dress Goods, Cloaks, etc. ja24d2t
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BP AS [ am changing my bust
ness [ will sell out my present stock
Of Dry Goods at prices that will give
satisfaction, either at retail, IF applied
for soon, or in quantities, to dealers.
My stock comprises some very desi-
rable goods, suitable for the coming
season as we'll as for the present cold
snap. WILLIAM HUGHES.
January 19. 1w
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The SUICIDE. = James Whiting.
who shot himself last Friday night,
died or Saturday, about ten o'clock
in the morning. 1t is a great wonder
that a man could live as long as he
did, with a ball imbedded in his
brain
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Hnnnhla MarRnL.

By IeIecraph.l MEHpHIn. JAM. VI.
CoTr0v-Flrner; 2JIe; wCck'8 receipts,
1000; weeks exports, f0l.
FLOUR-3upeInuC So.
GORN-el ua6C.
OATs-65Ml0f.
HAY-825nZI.
BRAw-s2I.
MISS roRK-f13 50.
LARD-lGWlB1
BULK MEAr=-ahoulder Mes silCs I1Ie
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SocIABLE.-The Sociable Of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church will be held
this evening, at the residence of Chas.
Babcoek, Esq. A general invitation
is extended to the members and
friends of the congregation.
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SACRIFICE 0F. DRESS GOODS!
70 the Ladies

10 the Ladies:
Your attention is called to the
Auction Sale of Fine Dress Goods, at
Elliott's Auction Room. at 2 o'clock
P. NJ. this day. Fine Empress Cloth,
Alpaceas, Merines and Poplin. in
great variety. sold at a great sacrifice!
ian19-tt
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STATEMENT.-We call attention 10
the Fifteenth Annual Statement Of
the Vanderburgh Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company, which will be found
in advertising columns.
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DRD.-Lewis Rose, one of the men
who was so badly burned by the fire
at S. Meyer & Cos, on January 18th,
died yesterday from the effects of his
injuries. His remains were taken to
Cincinnati, accompanied by his
mother, who arrived last week.
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DAILY PRAYER MEETINGs.-The
Union Prayer Meetings will be con-
tinued this week, and will be held at
Trinity NJ. E. Church this morning
commencing at 81 o'clock.
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TOBACCO SALE-Martin, Gardner
& Co., sold on Saturday six hogsheads
of tobacco at figures ranging from
So 80 to 50 so for frozen Tugs to com
mon leaf.
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CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-A series Of
meetings will be conducted at Marble
Hall, every evening this week. by
Rev. George z. Flower, Pastor Of the
Christian Church.
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B1~By a private letter to a friend
in this city, we learn that John II.
Beadle, Esq, will deliver a lecture at
Bloomingdale, Indiana, on the 18th
of January. Mr.. Beadle will, no
doubt, discuss the Mormons and
their peculiarities in an able and in
teTesting manner.
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pE We understand that it is prob
able that Henry Morgan will pull
down his stores that were damaged
by the late FIRE, and put up handsome
business houses instead.
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The REvIYAL.-The revival at
Trinity NJ. E. Church, so successfully
conducted for some time past, will be
resumed this week, and a continued
and growing religious interest is an
ticipated. The members of the
Church exhibit great zeal in the good
-orL
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BG@The saloons. generally, have
resumed business operations on Sun
day-and the old topers are happy.
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CRIMINAL Court. - The case Of
John Hunnell, for an assault on
John Thornton occupied the Court
all day Saturday. The jury returned
a verdict of guilty. and inflicted a
fine of 500, with confinement in the
county Jail for four months. John
was committed to Jail Saturday night.
Chip Hunnel's trial will take place
next Thursday. His bail was in
creased to $1,000, by Judge Jones,
and was promptly given by the &C
cused.
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Bg DIR. Conn, former partner Of
DR.. Ronald, has returned to the city,
where he will enter upon the duties
of his profession.
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s6-Atlantic and Harper's Maya
zine for February has been received
by Fish & Barter, No. 10 Main
Street
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Wood! Wood!!

Two barge loads of hard, dry wood
just received and for sale cheap to
cash customers. Apply to
ja212t john SMYTH.
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Bg~ One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
JAMS SCHAPKER, BUSTING eco.
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FoUR 0FFICEs-Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf
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RECORDERS COURT.-Belle Davis
and Sarah Sims, two colored gals,
got on their muscle " on Friday
evening, and proceeded to pull
WOOL with great vigor. A couple of
policemen pulled them. and Oh Sat
urday they were interviewed by the
Recorder, who charged them IS %
each.
A grocery keeper, who don't
want his name mentioned, took his
liquor mixed, which befuddled his
mental faculties to such an extent
as to cause him to fracture one of the
city ordinances, for all of which he
was required to pay 81 GO.
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pa The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &C., at lowest
prices, at
JAMS ~SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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Bs5~The warm and pleasant weather
of last week was succeeded yesterday
morning by a heavy rain, followed by
q considerable fall of the mercury in
the thermometer. What the next
change will be we are not prepared
20 predict.
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ia There will be two new Sewing
Machines sold at Elliott's. Also,
Ladies' Dress Goods. Sale to day at
2 o'clock PM. 1t
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aeW YoFH Dry GOODS HarAo..

BY Ioicgrnph.l NEW YORK, Jan. "a.
DRY Go0Ds-Rcmain so quiet that NEST
OF the holders OF goods have not deemed
~ prudent as yet 10 open their Spring
sty les 10 public view, 1or ave they fully
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b a mar was arrested Ola Satur-
day night for perambulating IN haif-
costume, that is. he had on a shirt
but no spurs. He was minus coat,
pants, vest, hat and boots.
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WILL STAY.-We are pleased to
note the fact that Prof. j. j. Kliner,
who sold out his interest in the
Evansville Business College, on the
first of January, to Prof. George N.
Wells, viii remain at the College al
one of the instructors. Mr.. Wells is
now sole proprietor of the institu-
fion.
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ga See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores IL town for Rent. oc29-tf
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ia Note paper, envelopes, and
other stationery for sale very cheap
al Journal office.
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LAW CARD.-We direct attention
to the Law card of @. K. Davis, Of
Harrisburg, Ills. He is, we arc as
sured. 2 good Lawyer, and a reliable
and responsible gentleman.
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B9T The weather took another
change last night, and we had more
rain. We don't need it, particularly,
however.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 55 cents, at Click & Schwartz, op-
positc the Opera House. sep25
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s9~Faber's best lead pencils for
sale at journal Office.
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SarInitial paper at Journal Office,
only % cents per box.
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FIREoN SATURDAY ~NIGHT-About
ten o'clock on Saturday night, Private
Watchman Sluder, discovered smoke
issuing from the clothing store Of
Simon Gumberts. situated on the cor
ner of the alley on Main Street, be-
tween First and Water. The alarm
was Immediately given, and the Fire
Department responded promptly.
Tom. Royston planted himself at the
front doore of the store, and would
not permit them to be opened until
the engines were ready to throw,
thereby keeping the wind from the
fire, and preventing its spreading.
The fire was extinguished In a short
time, and the stock Of clothing was
considerably damaged by the water,
but the damage by the flames was not
very great. 1t IS supposed that the
fire was the work Of an incendIary. as
a hole was cut in the shutters In the
alley, so that they could be unlocked
from the outside. We understand
that the stock was insured for about
$1,000, In companies represented by
@. K. Drew. The building belongs to
Edward Mitchell. and was also in
sured. 1t is only slightly damaged.
Gus. Jageman, who vas burned out
on Thursday night, had just moved
his stock into the store adjoining
Gumberts', on Saturday, and was
somewhat alarmed at the close prox-
unity of the fre-fend. His stock was
not disturbed, however.
We could not ascertain the proba-
BILE amount of Mr.. Gumbert's loss.
PERsoNAL.-The following personal
notices were prepared for last Satur-
days JOURNAL, but were accidentally
omitted:
W. P. Henry, of Princeton, KY,
one of the sterling aud Influential
Union men of kentucky, was in the
city Friday last.
John j. McLin, of Princeton, KY,
arrived in the city on Friday, accom-
panied by one of Kentucky's fair
daughters, to whom he has just been
united in marriage. He looked as
happy as a big Jul flower
We were greatly pleased 10 meet in
the city on Friday last, our young
friend Willie Buntin. connected with
the United States Revenue Office at
Paducah, son of our esteemed friend,
Capt. T. q. Buntin, the popular pro-
prietor of the Terre Haute House,
of Terre Haute. Willie is bearing to
his Kentucky home a beautiful and
highly accomplished young wife-late
Miss Matte Hickman, Of Boone
Co., Mo. We invoke upon the happy
pair the choicest blessings earth can
yield. with long life and great pros
perity.
Col. Rollingsworth and Fl. o. Bah
cock returned from Chicago on Sat
urday, after a weeks absence.
We were pleased to meet on Satur-
day, Fl. w. Biedenkopf, one of the
substantial citizens of Roekport, who
is in the city on business.
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Ia Two men were arrested on
Saturday evening, charged with per-
jury, and gave bail before the Re-
corder. AS We underHtand there is a
probability of their innocence, We
withhold their names for the present.
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serve have a few nice revolving
calendars for 1870. They are for dis
tribution among our customers.
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}. b. 9aEEs. r. j.. Gsras.
~. NIB. GREEN 81 co..
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
Transfer Ornaments 90 Cincinnati pr.ee1
Af,tin Sirlat 6,t. FiiIh aa3 Siztk
ia~nl6-d&wdsn hvANBgrLLu tun
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sew YORK COLD ana st0OE Harbas

BY Tolegraph-l NEW YonE. Jnu. 22.
The Bank Statement s again highly fac
NOtAule, tho lcgnl reserve showing Is lur-
fner increase gfagO 0 n1ut
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-24

H~fAAbNLLLEt January iV. IH-I.
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"A DrIoh T. We, The undersigned Wood.
htrehJ pledge ourselves tIaI uU
VIII Insist on the present prices. ana viii
under no conditions whatever work Hr
we prices. j. ". KHEIPkE. JOHN
BOHEWING. HENRY KOFRREN.IhEHH
O.. BAUER. VIM. HEgGMAN. Commune.
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KTOEECE ts hereby given thatgn alf45-
AW day, tic 10Th day Of January. Ia5U ~.
VIII sen aL publc auction, Hi cur place 81
business, on First street, p steam pu.IHa
properly OF william Rogers. Iru wIII.
ua for repairs moro thau aiE months ura
the fair ana reasonable clnTgua uoE luIH.
paid for work uu Case same.
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