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CoLLIsIoN.-Two wagons, one be
longing to Fred. Schultz and the
other TO Cook & Son, collided on
Main Street, yesterday, and one wheel
was torn from Schultz's wagon. The
latter asserted that there was twenty
feet room for the other wagon to
pass, aud he brought suit before JUS
tice McTernsn. claiming damages 10
the amount of ten dollars. The case
will be tried next Saturday.
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DIED.

KOEHLER-on sunday. he 18th inst.
MARTHA, daughter OF John and Or.lla
Koehler, aged . years and 10 months.
The funeral viii take place to-day
(Tresday), at = P.N from the residence of
her parents, on Ninth Street, between
Vine and Division. The friends of the
family are invited 10 attend.
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REcoRDER's CoURr.-Chas. Brady,
for in~dulgi0g in an exceedingly plain
drunk, contrary to the statutes made
and provided, was taxed in the sum of
s. s., there being sixty cents more
than the ordinary figure for extra at.
t~entions shown. He paid up and de
parted.
Nm. Joist, for being drEnkand dis
orderly. was gobbled by the Philis-
tines, aud was required to come
down with Sc SIS to secure his free
DOM.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Y0USe MEN, CLERKS AND SALES.
MEN are invited to call at the Evans
vile Commercial College, and exam
inc the improved course of instrue-
ton for pupils alter ding night classes.
IT p
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BEAUTIFUL-Yesterday was exactly
such a day as VIC could wish at this
season of the year, clear and bright
just warm enough, aad also sufficient
ly cool-and the ground hard and
solid. The ladies took advantage of
the change In the atmosphere. and the
streets were thronged with the fair
sex during the afternoon.
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MORTUARY REPORTs.-We were
informed by Mr.. Goodge. yesterday
that a weekly mortuary report of the
interments at Oak Hill Cemetery. is
fled with the City Clerk, but is not
read to the Council.
DIR. Mageniss, the County Physi-
clan, at the request Of Philip Decker.
Esq, has agreed to procure a record
of deaths from all the cemeteries. and
make regular monthly reports.
We understand that ia some Of the
cemeteries it has not been the custom
to require a regular physicians ccrtif-
icate, giving name. age, disease, cause
of death, etc, but an arrangement
will be made 50 that the sections in
each cemetery will require a proper
certificate before permitting the inter
ment.
These mortuary-reports are exceed
ingly useful for future reference and
statistical guidance, and We are glad
that an arrangement has been made
for full and regular reports.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-11

DID Nor RETURN.-Wo understand
that Messrs. Glover and Marx. who
went to Cincinnati to secure the SER
vices Of the Rev. Dir. Hammond, and
who we're expected back last night,
did MT afurn
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MASQUERADE BALL.-The Crescent
City Silver Band viii give a grand
Masquerade Ball, on the evening of
March LIST, the proceeds to be applied
70 the purchase OF q new set Of in
sirumenls.
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The TIMs.-The cases Of S. Deeds
aud Fl. G. Foster, which are to be
tried in Gibson County, on a change
of venue, are to be called up on the
24,h day of this month.
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AT 4UCTIONi
'OoO,Oue qbousand!IOO

We will sell one thousand yards of
different kinds Of fine Dress Goods,
in prices from ) cents to 81 so per
yard. Also, a lot of Ladies' Furs,
on Wednesday. at , O'Clock PM,
January 18th. Come one and all.
T. NJ. ELLIOTT,
1l-2t 81 Main Street.
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Cor BACK.-A large number Of
delegates, who were in attendance at
the Democratic Convention at Indi-
annapolis, returned last night.
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FIRE Al SuLLiyAN.-Fr0m George
w. Hill, Express messenger. on the
f. & C. R.R,, we learn that the resi-
dence Of Murray Briggs, editor Of the
Sullivan Democrat, was destroyed by
fire on Sunday, with most of its con-
tents. The cause Of the fire was
somewhat singular. 1t appears that
saw-dust or tan-bark had been spread
around the house TO absorb moisture,
and on Sunday morning Mr.. Briggs
emptied some ashes, in which, it is
supposed. were some live Goals, upon
the saw.dust. The saw-dust ignitiDg
set FIRE to the weather boarding, and
the house, with all the furniture in
the second story, was destroyed. The
insurance had expired only a few
days previous.
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REPAIRING.-The loss to Mr.
Gwathmey's building, by the fire in
Rudolph's printing Office, amounted
to about three hundred dollars. The
building is being repaired By the in
suranee companies that held the risks
on the property
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GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
convened yesterday afternoon, and
were instructed by Judge Robinson.
He referred to the liquor law. and
told them their duty was to enforce
it. He also instructed particularly in
regard to other indictable ofenses.
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NEwCOMB's MINsrRELs.-We call
attention 10 the conspicuous adver-
tisement Of Newcomb's Minstrels.
This troupe, one of the best travelling
in this country, viii open at the Opera
House on Thursday night, for two
nights only. and re predict for them
full houses both nights.
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B9@ Parents send your sons to the
Evansville Commercial College, to
learn to write and study arithmetic.
New classes formed this evening at Z
o'clock. Il 81
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GoNE.-We understand that Thorn
ton, who was stabbed at Wehrstedt's
Saloon, on Christmas Eve. left town
not long since, having nearly recover
ed from the assault.
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BLAST FURNACE.-We understand
that the effort to establish a Blast
Furnace in our city has partly fallen
through, owing to the want of ready
cash on the part of capitalists, and
for other reasons. It is hoped, how
ever, that at no distant day in the
future we shall have a Blast Furnace
established here, as it is a great i'm
nrovement to any city.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-But little bust
ness was transacted yesterday. Ooe
or two small eases were disposed Of.
The Court adjourned until Thursday,
ia order to give the Grand Jury time
to prepare some cases for It's disposal,
We presume.
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No CoUNcIL.-Oging to the absence
Of a majority Of the Council. there
was not a quorum present last night,
and consequently no session. The
Council was adjourned by the Clerk
until next Friday night, at which
time the Committee On Investigation
will make their report on tie Chief
Of Police.
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NARROW EsCAPE.-A brick blew
off the top of a grocery on Main
Street, and a lady who happened to
be passing narrowly escaped being
struck on the head.
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CoMMIssIoNERs.-The County Com
missioners will meet again on the 18th
Of this month.
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CoNvOCATIoN. = The Evansville
Missionary Convention, composed Of
all the Episcopal clergy of Southern
Indiana, will meet at Terre Haute on
next Thursday. Revs. Mr.. Burford
and Van Antwerp viii attend from
this city.
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The WOKRELL's. = The Worrell
Sisters, who were to have performed
in this city, some time ago, opened
out at Terre Haute last night in the
~burlesque of the Field Of the Cloth
of Gold
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PULLED.-A dunk aud disordeIly
darkey, named Jim jenkins. we be-
lieve. went into q negro saloon on
Vine Street, last night. and began
amusing himself by throwing billiard
balls in a pleasant way. This sport,
although %enlivening to Jim, was not
very we'll appreciated by the inmates.
and the proprietor was compelled 10
threaten to use Il poker on the dis
orderly chap. Sam. Havlin, the night
wharfmaster, and Officer Kelly hap
pened to be passing. when Kelly went
in and " pulled the disorderly cuss,
aud conveyed him to the lookup.
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DEATH OF Mrs. KOEHLER.-We
regret to announce that Mrs. Koehler,
who was so badly burned by the
-" Union Oil" on Saturday evening,
died early yesterday morning. On
Sunday evening her physicians were
hopeful that she might recover. but
it seems her injuries were of a more
serious character than at first sup.
| posed.
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THE SocIABLE.-The sociabIe meet
ing of St. PauI's congregation, which
took place at The residence Of Matt.
Henning, Esq last night. was very
largely attended, and was a very nice
affair. The spacious and elegant par
Tors were thronged with guests. A
very ine supper was spread at half
past ten o'clock, TO which the visitors
did ample justice. Mr.. Henning and
his accomplished wife exerted Them
selves to make their guests comfor'a
bic. and their efforts we're well re
warded. Mrs. Henning IS an exceed
ingly pleasant hostess. and in dispens-
ing genuine hospitality, has few
equals. and no superiors. The Mite
was a complete success 10 every par
ticular.
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DOG NoTIoE. - Marshal Wunder-
lc>h gives notice in cur advertising
columns, to dog owners, to procure
licenses. failing in which the CANNES
VIII be foully dealt with, and the
oETers appropriately fined.
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Communication Weekly Finan-
cial and Commercial Summary will be
found on the third page.
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BOARDING.
JOURNAL
TUESDAY, JANUARY ID, 1919.
CIT NEW s.

"a Note Paper in quarter ream
packages, at the Journal Office.
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EVENING STAR OlRcLE.-A grand
social hop will be given tonight at the
National Hall By tie Evening Star
Circle, and on this especial occasion
1t is expected there will be an un-
usually large attendance, and a more
than ordinarily pleasant hop. A fine
supper will be served by Mr.. Seelig.
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@D One hundred White aud Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
JAMS SCHAPKER, BUsSING &CO.
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g- InksiaBds, a large variety. at
low figures al the journal Office.

FANCY We acknowledge
the receipt Of an invitation to attend a
grand fancy dress bail, to DC given at
Martlett's Hall, ca Thursday even
ing, January 20, under the auspices Of
Prof. J. /. Mcbride, who has been
quite successful in cur city as a
teacher Of the poetry of motion" as
illustrated by whirling through the
mazes Of the dance.
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See GLBEBr 4 Go. ajvar.
tisement oil two of the best ana finest
Stores in town for Rent. oe29-tf
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important 10 Steamboatmen.

Buck Pearson, late Of the steam
boat Norman, desires all steamboat
men visiting this port, to call at The
BooUET SALOON, Sycamore Street,
e a Water, and have their licenses
renewed for 1870. 10 1w.
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s~ T. c. Bridwell & Go coracr
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, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie1T-tf
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their perquisiles pretty fat. AR
Lawrence viii receive the thanks OF
pensioners for his action in their
behalf.
DEATH OF a SoLDIER.-We regret
to learn Of the death Of John Shelter,
q brave soldier. who served nearly
four years In the First Indiana Bat
terry, which took place yesterday. He
was a member Of the Grant Artillery
Squad at the time Of his death. His
funeral will take place at two o'clock
this afternoon, from the corner OF
Eighth and Vine Streets.
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NeF TORI pr Rnnna anran.

By Telegraph.l NEW YcRK, Jar. 20.
Business remains extremely quiet and
prices unchanged, only we mole p line OF
Merrlmac ChtntZ prints, which opened az
early Fail AZ I@Mc,' are now berg closed
out by A. I. Stewart 81 Co. at lSc, whlei -
lar below the nlace OIL e greg q oLn.
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cHr WASTED UrP HreB4vr

SHE WANTED uER HCsBAND.-a
woman who has made several appli-
cations for divorce from her husband.
and as often Withdrew them, called
on Marshal Wuuderlich, last night,
to go to a house and take her husband
away from a certain woman; but the
Marsha! said he could not do it. He
told her if she wanted to go for her
husband he would go with her, a.
she agreed, and was accompanied by
the Marshal and his deputy. the two
latter remaining outside the house
where the faithless husband was said
to be. The wife asked for her hus-
band, but was told that he was not
there, but in q short time she hap
pened TO see him trying to escape by
an open passage on n side of the
house. She at once !" tackled him
and made him go home in a hurry, as
we are Informed. The husband and
his female companion are well known,
and have become quite notorious
through our courts. The injured
wife seemed to be greatly excited
over the affair.
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CHARTERED. = The Pinc Bluff,
which left yesterday afternoon for
Columbus, was chartered for Messrs.
Oberton, Steele & Co, transfer agents
of the N. and N. w. R.R, by Martin,
Gardner & Co, who received an order
by telegraph to charter a steamboat
to run as a transfer packet between
Columbus and Hickman.
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cHAS. 4. DANA, EJu0r.
Iue cheapest, smartest, and best New
York FverVhodv ireg
Three editions DAILY, sos SHRfr-W EFxLN.
So; and WEEKLY, 81 q year. AL ruF
NEWS 81 half price. Full reports on mar
keta, agriculture, Farmers ana ~fuftGr0rv-
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Weekly and Semi-WCekiy number. Z
present of valuable plants aHd vfnrs fn
every subscribers 1uduCeulcuts ~ ganvaee-
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Grand Pianos, Moving Machine, EnrIGE
Organs, Sewing Machincs, &c among enc
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HOLHES SHEAVEs Money made
NJ easy. Men or women anywhere. Al.
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Penn.
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Ba~ The best stock Of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings, &c, at lowest
prices. at
jams SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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a0~ Faber's Stationery. Pencils,
Rubbers. &c, for sale at the journal
Office.
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: 3 3 8 9

TO TEEE WORKING CLASS we arc
now prepared TO furnish an classes with
constant employment 80 home, the whole
OF the time or for the spare moments.
Business new, light, ant profitable. Per-
SON OF either SEE easily earn from Soc. 10
s. per evening, and q proportional sum by
Boys and girls earn nearly na much rs
men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the business,
we make This unparalleled offers 10 such
rs are not well satisfied, we viii send ti 20
pay for the tfOubie OF wiring. Ful pnril-
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In Sforaa for Ranf-

IIWU ~T--~~ -" #
RTHEE WHOLE OF No. 30, AND III.
second, third, and fourth stories. and
0De.hatf al cellar, q No. G3, North Firsi
Street: ia tho best Wholesale portion ~
this city. Each store is - by 80 ieet, iouI
stories nigh, with cellars o feet IA the clear
under each stores finely finished. Posses
sion gwen Immediately. To good tenants
we VIII rent these stores very low
x. ii. GILBERT a. co.
Wholesale GrocerB.
dRH ds1a No. 81 North First 9tIEst.
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First New Bacon OF the Season.
New Sugar-cured Hams.
New Plain Hams.
New Shoulders and Sides.
jau5-1w ". NJ. AKIN's Pork House.
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FoUR OFFIcEs-Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Appiy
to @. ". SUANKLIN.
de2-tf
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H Fifty cents FER half can for
Maltby's best fresh Oysters, received
daily from Baltimore.
HI. Hermann. Agent,
ian &-1w No. 10 Main Street.
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Ne'' AdVerliae"aents.
EXecutrix Sale
OF THE
Fine Art Collection
or II Ate
THOMAS ESQ.
II. II. LEEDS & MINER, A-uctIoneefe.
Art Galleries, siT ana $40 Broadway.
NC YORK

Commencing Monday, February 7tb. and
continuing day d evening unfit tno
entire collection shall he sold.
This collection is believed 20 be the most
extensive and vaIuab.e ever owned fn Lho
United States. Valued about eJ00G00. COM
prising more than n thousand pictures
from celebrated European artists, from
the 10Th century 70 the present time, in-
Guiding many originals Of great value, also
many hondred Paintings nom celebrated
American artists.
The entire collection lUU De soId wfdtORt re-
ScFte Or limitation, 10 close me esfafc.
Inc Catalogue, q book Of more 100 closely
printed pages, viii be forwarded on receipt
l- - oenL-. Allrn-- Ing A-nnLLn...--
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 50 cents, at Click & Schwartz, on.
posife the Opera House, Sep25
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PH1ZE FIGHT - Born PARTIES
LIcKED.-Two Irish deck hands
had a prize fight, on the river bank,
a short distance. above the Mansion
House. near the hour Of noon. yester-
day. Quite a large crowd collected,
and a referee was chosen TO see that
everything was conducted fairly. The
stakes were FIVE dollars q side. The
fight only consisted of one round, and
the spectacle was highly entertaining
to those present. One of the COM
batants was 4 big burly fellow, and the
other a small chap. When time" was
called, some cautious spafring ensued
for q short time, when Big Bury led
off with his mug smasher," sending
Small Chap to grass in double quick.
This ought to have ended round No.
/, but such was not The case. When
Small Chap picked himself up he also
picked up a brick bat, and hit Big
Burly on the head, knocking him
down. Big Bnrly picked up the
same brick, and knocked Small
Chap down again. and proceeded
to amuse himself by kicking at
Small Chaps head. Referee and spec
tators did not like this, and there was
a general rush, and for a short time
it seemed as if there might possibly
be as Eany as ten or fifteen prize
fights. At this juncture Small Chap
cried out "perlice,' which created
great CONSERVATION, and caused an
immediate dispersement of the crowd.
Who got the money, or what the
names Of the parties were. we did not
ascertain. No arrests we're made.
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KNrr-KNTT-KNIT

AGENTS WANTED everywhere 10 sell
the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. Price f15. VIII knit
$500 stitches per minute. Address AMERi.
CAN KNITTING MACHINE co, Boston,
Mass, or II. Louie. Mo.
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sTEAmBoATs.
Lozf! L0sT.

III ; EFWflI
From l. steamer Rapidan No. 2, on
Th1rsCay, January On, near Shaw, ee
town, illinois. ONE BALE COTTON.
marked =" W. II. IL Any person p-czing
up the same, and sending IL by first boat
to W. G.. Brown & Co, at Evansville. will
be literally rewarded.
LEE HOWELL.
ial0 d3t Master Str. Rapidan No =.
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a SA YOUR DOCTOR OF Druggist for
II bWEE QUININE-it equals (bittcT)
9uin1ne. Manufactured by SIEAitNE,
fARH 4 co, Chemists, New York.
DsYCHOMANCR, TASCINA ALTON or
G SOUL-CHANMLNG.-f0o pages: cloth,
rus wonderful book has futi Instructions
to enable the reader 10 fa|scinafe either
sex, or ans animal, at viii Mesmerism.
S~pirttuatislu, n hundreds OF other curi-
Ous experiments. Il can be obtained by
sending address, with hostage, 10 q. W.
ENAASG CO, A0.3i South Eighth street,
HhlaI.lnLIn.
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TAR. WHITTIER. Gi5 stCharIes street.
- 81. Louis, No.. OF Union wide Teputu-
tlOD, treats all Venercal diseases also,
seminal emissions, imp0tency &c the re-
suit OF s~clf-abuse. send 2 stamps Tor sealed
pamphlet 50 PIP. No matter who failed
state case. Consultation free.
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Common Sense!

VETAETED-AGENTs-s250 per month
w to sell the only GENuLNEIMPhONED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. Price .DnLy SIS. Great In
ducements 10 agents. THIS As tho most
popular Sewing Machine OF the day
makes tbe famous Elastic Lock Stitch %
VIII do any kind Of WORK that can De done
on any maChtne-f0O.O00 sold, and the
demand constantly increasing. Now a.
the Time 80 take an Agency. EeDd for cirs
Culars. SO Belr0rc ~ f~lfrtHVcrsf so adj
dress SECOMB ~ Co, Boston, Mass Pitts
burQU. Pa. or ~. IoutH. Mo.
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FOR CAIRO, MEMPHIS, AM NEW
ORLEANS.
The magnificent side-wheei steamer
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EOR RENT.
MTSCELLANEOUS.

EGR G0oD. CLEAN HOOP SKIRTS
= ard COR@ETS, go to s. BRU&ER'S,
! South First Street. fde23 diff
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fainiv lircle...... .......
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hftcggfd Seats IHf sale En- goo.
ifflii corner aiUiu HuH second ..I#s
no eNtrn charge f0r r|csrIsH. .n.r HH d =.
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