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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-27
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Dense, dark clouds gathered In the west
last evening, inspiring the hope that It
would rain, but before midnight 1t was al
most perfectly clear again.
The only additional arrival up to mid
night was the Rose Hite, Louisville TO re-
turn, with an excellent trip...............The
Florence Lee departed with all she could
carry on the water.....The Pine Bluff took
out a good trlp.........Cap plain Andy Hutch
eson is dismantling the wheel OF the
Dwight NeWcomb, in order to increase the
number of her buckets. He will give her
TWO more buckets, making fourteen in
stead of twelve. This will add greatly to
her speed. We took look at the New
comb yeste rday, and find her the most
perfect and admirably arTagned tow boat
we ever saw. Her boilers were tested yes
terday .........By private letter from Captain
Jim Nj. McFadin, clerk. we learn that the
Mary Miller arrived at Memphis at 8 Am.
Monday, with.6 COO packages miscellaneous
freight and 40 tons of ice. They had 800
bales of cotton in sight for her return trip,
and expected to leave on Tuesday at noon.
She will arrive here tomorrow. and leave
for Memphis on Saturday, sure......,.. The
Quickstep reached Cairo at 1 o'clock yes
terday morning, and will be here early
to-day, and will return to Cairo this even
ing.........The Alpha will be in to load, and
will leave for Cumberland River on Fri
day,
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So. LouIa Earknt.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
CoTroN-Higher; sales at l59I51zc.
FLoUR-Firm and in good demand: low
grades of superfine 81 l094 80; extra 81 40@
4 75.
WHEAT-Light receipts caused an adj
vance; n o. red western inspected 81 220
! 25; No. 81 80.
CoRN-Scarce, firm and higher; sales at
Coo for prime mixed, and 6j@66c for prime
white.
OATs-In bulk higher and wanted at
371SQ40c.
BARLEY-Quieta and weak at 60gSl O..
RYE-Nothing doing.
WHIsKY-DulI but unchanged at S71<c.
T0BACCO-Heavy.
HEMP AND BAGGIEG-Un: changed.
PR0vISIoNS-Scarce and firm pork SOS.
BACON-In only n limited jobbing de-
mand; shoulders lac; clear sides zoe.
LARD-Flrm at l6c for fierce, and l72c
for keg; recelptsslaTge.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
COTTON = Dull and prices dropping;
private adVices more unfavOrable than
public: middling, 1910 asked but concess.
ions would have to be made to sell.
FLOUR-Demandf fair and market firm /;
family IS 1896 90.
WHEAr-Dull but unchanged; sales at
81 109I IL.
CoRN-Heavy; receipts depress the
market; sales at 50d SIC: for new, and 60664c
for old; market unsettled.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged,
OAIS-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull and dropping; GALES at
81 0891 10; Iowa spring 81 1591 Is.
GRoCERIEs-U nchanged.
LINsEED OIL-Dull but unchanged at 90c.
LARD OIL-Dun but unchanged.
EGGS-Scarce and firm, at 24925c.
BUITER-Heavy receipts depress the
market; sales at 34937c.
CHEESE Quiet and unchanged, at 140l5e.
CLOVER SEED-Quiet and weak, at SO 70.
FLAX BEED-Demand fair and market
firm, at 81 1891 so.
PRovIsIoEs-Quiet and unchanged.
HoGS-Dull and prices nominal at 70571lc.
TOBACCo-Scaree and firm.
WHISEY-Dull and the market unsettled,
asking S49S5c.
GoLD-SI y.
ExCHANGE-Par,
MONEY MARKET-Easy at Sg9 per cent
on call loans.
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Our TRADE.-As indication of the
extent of territory over which the
trade of Evansville reaches. we need
only mention that of the manufactur-
ing establishment of Messrs. John H
Relker & Co. They are almost dailv
shipping their stores and other arti-
Giles, in large quantities, to Memphis,
Vicksburg, Natehez, New Orleans,
Jefferson, and Marshal, Texas, all
through the State of Arkansas; up
the Tennessee River into Northern
Mississippi and Alabama; all along
the Cumberland River to Nashville.
to st. Louis, Springfield, and Rolla,
Missouri; and even as far west as the
border of the Indian Nation. The
success of some of our most enter
prising firms proves that ali that is
necessary for our city to reap a still
greater harvest in the great West and
South, is TO put forward the necessary
energy and liberality.
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SHooTINa.-On Tuesday evening a
cOlored man named Wyatt complained
before Justice Walker of one John
E. Taylor, fer carrying concealed
weapons, and Taylor. who was not
ready for trial, gave bonds and re-
turned to the farm, in knight Town
ship. where he and Wyatt were Guilt
waiting a crop of corn together, which
was probably the cause Of the diff
Guilty between them. Yesterday a
brother Of Wyatt returned to Justice
Walker and complained that Taylor
had shot his brother, and warrant
was issued for his arrest. The pre-
else circumstances of the shoot No
could not be learned.
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Stove WORKS. Tho advertise.
ment of Messrs. John III. Rocker &
Co., which appears this morning, is
deserving ofmore than the passing at
tention of our readers, for it notes one
of the manufacturing interests which
is giving Evansville its business
prominence in the West and South.
Tho Eagle Foundry from small be-
ginings has grown into its preySh
position as one of the largest man
ufaetories in the West. Messrs. R0l-
ker & Co. are now making a speciality
of the manufacture Of stoves, some of
the leading patterns being mentioned
IN their advertisement.
The FAME" cooking stove is the
leading pattern of the establishment,
and its unequalled success and popu-
larity proves that it possesses all that
its manufacturers claim for it. Twice
it has taken the first premium at the
Indiann State Fair, four times at the
Southwestern District Fair, and also
at almost all the County Fairs in this
region.
The "HARMoNIA" is another of
their cookiag stoves which is proving
itself q great fa7orite. The makers
claim for it the great merit of surpass-
ing any other in the West for baking
quickly and perfectly, and the large
capacity Of its oven. 1t stood No. l
at the last Louisiana State Fair, and
large orders to the hoase was the re-
sult:of its presence at that Exhibi-
ton. These two patterns are being
sent in large quantities to all parts Of
the South. A contract has just been
made with one of the leading whole
sale stove dealers in st Louis to sup
ply their house with the Fame" and
Harmonic" for their entire South
and Western trade. The orders fol
these stoves como IN so rapidly tina
frequently the firm have as maBy al
four or FIVE hundred on their books
at one time untitled.
One Of the special merits Of thu
stoves manufactured by Msssrs. Roel.
ker & Co., is the use of tAeir paten
Fire Bottom. by which, when on
burns out, in place of rendering tn
stove useless, another piece of siInila,
construction can De substituted, thu
making the stove. doubly valuable.
Among the great variety of thes'
patterns, the, LADY GAY" parlo,
heating stove is gaining great popu
larity. 1t is constructed either FOL
wood or coal; is very neat and at
tractive in appearance; and its larg
sale is proving its superior merit.
A look through the large store
room and extensive mandatory o
Messrs. Rocker & Co., will satisf!
any of our citizen or strangers visit
ing the city. of the great extent o.
their business and the prosperit,
which they have so we'll earned.
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SOLITUDE AT THE POLICE COURT
Yesterday morning. Recorder Will
lard. on entering the Court room,
might have solilcquized "thusly:"
"Oh, soIitudeI Divine retreat"
THAT cheats me of my steak@
"Choice of the prudent! envy of the
great"
(HoW willingly would thy silence break.)
"Oh, who can tell the unspeakably misery
ofsolitude like this"
"Here we feel the penalty ofAdam;"
"a very different one would impose If
had had 'em.)
'Alonel alone! How drear it is thus to be
alOneU
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THE CoURTs.-Those usually pro-
ductiYe sources of news were barren
OF matter Of general interest yester-
day. Civil suits of no interest to the
reader occupied the day, at the Cir
emit Court. where the only thing out
of the usual routine was the admis-
sion Of Mr.. Edwin p. Hatfield to the
bar.
The Criminal Court was not in ses-
sion, and before the Recorder there
was not a solitary specimen of les
miserableS apparent. Justice Walker
was the only magistrate who even is
sued a warrant, of which see else
where in these columns.
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PICOLILT.

WALNUT Street Church Sociable
tonight.
Is Fallback saddle good thing to
fall back upon? Ssddlers tell.
SPLENDID supper tonight at Trim
ity Sociable. to which all are invited.
THE ladies of S.. Paul's Church il.
tend to feed the hungry on the first OF
the month.
THE population Of the city accord
ing to the Democratic census taken is
26,1O9.
BISHOP SCoTT, who has been seri-
Ously Ill for some days, is able to be
ont again.
ARE social hops good TO make yeaet,
and if so, do they conduce to early
rising?
EASTERN drug circulars quote Sal
Ammoniac. but say nothing about the
rest of the girls in the family.
The Thermometer indicated 62' at
AN. yesterday, about M. 1t
reached go. ind at 6 P NJ. it was 680.
AMONG the novelties to be present
ed by the amateur club is the anvil
and CANON chorus and goblin drum,
the goblin ofwhich is not to be done
by turkey gobbler.
AN old lady reading the market re-
ports for the first time, stumbled up
Oh the quotation, "Cofee-weak. "
and remarked, well, / do declare, if
they don't weaken coffee now before
it is parched."
A YOUNG gentleman, a few days
since, having had some very strcng
butter placed on the dinner table be-
fore him. asked the gentleman next
to him Why it was like Paris? 1t was
given up, and he answered, because
it is hard to take"
ACCoRDIN to the U. s. census,
there is a servant girl in this city,
sixteen years old, who owns real es-
tate worth $4,000. Ladies who find
nicely dressed young gentlemen
sitting up with the hired girl, must
not be astonished. She is sweet six
teen, beyond doubt.
THE man who knows better, having
proved to his own satisfaction that
VIM. Tell was not hero; that VIM.
Wallace was a jayhawker. and Poca-
hontas q German Tis7aUerein. now as
serts that B. Franklin. Esq, did not
move for prayer in the Constitutional
Convention. Well, who said he did ?
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-ovERSMENTs- Dull but steady:
New nrIAansM Markell.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. %.
FLoUR-QuIet; superfine IS 90; Xxx S. IS
xxx So 90.
CoRN-Firmer; mixed 1890; white 80
dS3c.
OATs-51653c.
BRAN-SI 10.
HAY-e2S.
PoRK-S26 $685. 90.
RACoN-Firm: 15149 l51z9l914.
HAMs-Sugar-cuT ed Z7z926c
LARD-Firm at 1G5z0l71zc; keg lS5l920c.
SUGAR-Y elbow ceDtri fugal I254c.
MoLAssES-Choice 8IG82c.
WHIsKY-90c9$l 90.
CoFFEE-Prime I7140l7Lc.
CoTToN-Dull. and 30 lower; sales 5000
bales; good ordinary 150l5Ac; lower mid
ding 15H9l51zc; middItng Ice; receipts
l,5I2 bales; exports to Liverpool 8, 607.
STERLING-2lZ; sight, &c discount.
C5OLD-1IlK.
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CONSERVATION OF MUsIC.-Messrs.
J. R. Bukowitz and Charles E. War.
rem will open their new Music School
on Tuesday. November 1st, at Phil
harmonic Hall. For term, etc see
circular. or call on Mr.. Charles War
rem, at Warren & ConynRton's music
store, or inquire of Mr.. Bukowilz.
oei27td
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Chicago Market.
By TeIeEraphI CHICAGO. Oct. 90.
E,r1rI AnrGr-TInchanuad

BY TeIegraphI CHICAGO, Oct. 20.
MISUNDERSTANDING
FLoUR-Steady with q moderate de
mand; extra superfine spring 81 6j05 70.
WHEAT-Dull and prices declined 3934c:
No. Chicago spring 81 OlA; for November
81 OH.
CoRN-DuH and prices have declined I9
l1Sc; No. 2, SIC; for November SIC, and last
half of November 53A.
OATs-Dul and declined nc; No. ?, 33]z;
for Novem Der SAC.
RYE-Demand fair and prices advanced
A9Ic; No. 2, &c.
1BARLEY-Demand fair and market firm !;
No. 2. SOC.
HIGHWINES-Dull at S5c In iron.
MESS PoRK-S25925 p.
LARD-14ZGl4N.
GREEN MEATs-Shoulders7 ~: short ribs
= HfoGs-s7 40gS co for fair to extra choice.
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The New OFFIcERs.---Messrs.
Pfaflin and Decker, Sheriff and
Auditor elect, received their COM
missions and executed their bonds
yesterday. The bonds were approved,
and those gentlemen will enter upon
the duties of their respective offices
at once. The newly elected Consta-
bles went to work some days since.
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Memphis Market.
n.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Oct. %.
CoTToN-DulI at l5c; receipts .9O6 bales
Exports, 1851 bales.
FLoUR-UDchanged
CORN-6796Sc.
OATs-4z(6 48c.
HAY-S24.
BRAN-S22.
LARD-i701S%.
PoRK-Sz7 90.
BACoN-S Shoulders, 151z: sides lS1zc.
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The handsome display of silver
ware at the jewelry store of Gust. II.
Jageman are only samples of the ex =
tensive stock he keeps, while his as
sortment Of new and fashionable jew
elry is something more than is usually
found.
The new and much sought for OPP
era Chains are kept in large quanti-
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches. both American and import
ed, he can suit the most fastidious
taste. His stock of Gentlemen's Pins,
Gents and Ladies' Chains and Child
ren's Ear Rings, is unusually large,
and his whole stock, carefully selected,
affords the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oc19tf
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LOuIsYiIIe Market.
BY reIegraph.I

BY felegraph.I LOUISVILLE, Oct. %.
ToBACCo-Firm and active; sales "a hhdf
at s. 1896 90, for frosted Tugs, and SO 1896 SO
for com mon to good sound Tugs, and 60 Il
sl2 90 for cOmmon1o good new bright wrap.
pers.
BAGGIEG-Firm at 28a29c.
FLOUR Firm; extra family s. 81.
GRAIN-Very quiet and unchanged.
PRoVJSI0Ns-Firm and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Steady at S59s6c.
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Mr.. CHARLES MCJ OMISSIONS hand
some new residence on First Street
is fast approaching completion. The
front verandah. which is a very elab-
crate affair, is now nearly finished.
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New York DrV Goods Narket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. rs.
The market is devoid of activity, and
cotton goods continue depressed, but
where Concessions are being made we no.
tIce q fair business in goods which are
comparatively low. The Amoskeag ticks
q A are to-day reduced from 32c 10 3Oc
do. A brand do, from Csc to 24c: do. Il do.
from &c to 2Ic; Otis A Y A blue dentms,
from Csc to 24c, and Otis b 3 do, from 221zc
to 2Ic, at which prices these goods sold
more freely.
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European Markets.

BY telegraph LONDON, Oct. Is.
Consols 923z9921z. Bonds dull; U. s. Cou-
pons '62s 80, '65s S814, '67s 80, 10-40s 81.
FRANKFORT, October 26-Bonds quiet; q. .
s. Coupons '62s $50.
LIVERPOOL, October 23.-Cotton quiet and
easier; sales of l0, 600 bales uplands at 65z0
Cd; Orleans 01S991zd. California wheat lis
Id; new Milwaukee 9s 10d; red winter los
Sd, Flour 24%, Corn 2y5z930. Oats p lOi
Pork 10715. Beef Il2%. Lard frmer at a .
Cheese 50. Cumberland sides So: short RIB
middles 81. Hams la pickle ll9ll%. Tur-
pentine 2S1z.
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IMPROvEAIENTs.-M Mr.. Heilman is
further extending his extensive works
by erecting a brick boiler and black
smith shop on the corner OF Second
and Pine Streets, that will materially
add to the appearance as we'll as the
of the establishment.
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The foundation of the smoke
stacks for the Water Works was COM
pleted yesterday, The grounds are
nearly covered with brick and other
material, and in few days active work
will commence on the building itself.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 If
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COrrected Zinc Table, june n.
DAILY JOURNAL
THURsDAY, OOTORER q, $50
CIT N n VS. .

THE roof and steeple of Trinity Luz
theran Church, Lamasco, are now al
most finished, and present q handsome
appearance that considerably adds to
the beauty of the neighborho
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H% Mrs. j. Hastings is In receipt
of all the latest styles Of Patterns for
Dresses and Basques. Dresses made
on short notice, and in the very best
of style. She has also the very latest
in Hats and Bonnets. 0ct26-3s
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INVITATION The ladies of the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
give a general invitation to their
friends to attend the Social entertain
ment tonight in the Church Parlors.
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THE work on Mr.. John A. Reitz's
new residence, corner of First and
Chestnut Streets, proceeds steadily,
and very fair idea can now be gained
of what it will be when finished.
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Five Cottages for Sale Cheap.

I have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also a one-story brick house
on William Street, In the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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"a T. G. Bridwell 4 Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and RockbridRe Al1m Waters.
ia17-tf
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CHURCH CHoIRs. - The essayist
goes loose" thus at choirs that tune
their harps too high:
What soothing feelings will pass DER
Our wearied natures as we hear
Heart touching music from a choir,
Giving each dropping heart good cheer.
Alas how quick the the feelings fly
When voices like a wheezy parrot,
VIII raise their note so very high,
From ground floor to the attic garrett.
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EeW York Gold and STOCK Market.

BY IeIegr8phsT NEW 1Okks OCT. 70
MoNEY-Very stringent till 2:3O at in
currency. and in gold interest. since
then there has been preceptible relaXa-
ton, closing at on cali. 1t is believed the
locking up movement has been abandoned
as failure.
STERIING-Strong at go.
GOLD-AlsO advanced; opened active,
and closed stiff at 1l2sz. The Assistant
1IessuIeI nas mus Iaf paaio Sz.sz4,VOO on
fl at to 1-52 per cent. CIearances S64, 900 ,0CO.
The Treasurer sold one million at 11-769
1850.
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Ask YOuF Druggist for

Lilly & Co.'s Elixir Calesaya and
Iron, a sure preventive against
Fever and Ague, and all malarious
diseases. oct27- eod2W
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B%5 900 yards of 124 cent Calico
Remnants just received, and selling at
81 cents per yard.
oet26 2t SCHAPKER. BUSsING e Co.
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THE steeple of st. Johns Church is
undergoing a general renovating that
will add very much to Its general APP
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Supper.

The ladies of st. Pauls Church
will give a supper in the room for
merly occupied by NJ. Lyon, Opera
House Building, November Sd and
4th. oct22.tF
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Lilly & Co.'s

Elixir Calesaya and Iron is an agree
able and general tonic, in GONZALES
cence from disease in children and
infeeble persons. oct27eod2W
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Lilly & Co.'s

Elixir Calesaya and Iron will be
found of great advantage in dyspep-
STA attended with irritation of the
stomach. oct27eod2W
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% B.autiful Hyaeinth Glasses at
the FLORAL GEM.

PERMANENTLY LOCATED. = DIR.
Bort, founder of the st. Louis Eve,
Ear and Lung Institute, lately of Lou
isville, and who is so generally known
for his successful treatment Of Deaf
ness, DISCHARGES and Noises from the
Ear and Head, Blindness from Gaia
ract, Films, Dots, Op4tics. Sore and
Infamed Eyes; Diseases of the Throat,
Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach and
Bowels; Scrofula and all Diseases of
the Blood, Syphilis, &C., has new per-
manently located in this city. Office
aud Rooms at Mrs. Sansom's, on Third
Street, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, west side, where he can be
consulted for the successful treatment
of all durable cases Of the above dis
eases, as his success during his pre-
vious visit to this city six years ago
will fully testify. Hundreds, yea
thousands, are now living who are en-
toying perfect immunity from any
disease, who ascribe the praise, as it
were, to DIR. Bort and his Scientific
Treatment. Those afflicted should
lose no time in consulting DR.. Bort.
Office hours from s AN. till Bpm.
1Wd&w
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Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from % to 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. sept14-tf
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Selling at Cost.

Any one needing Lace Edgings.
Fancy Goods, Hosiery and Notions,
can get them at cost at the
Ladies Emporium, No. 3, South Sec
ond Street, oct24 81
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Lilly A. Co.'s

Elixir Calesaya and Iron is highly
recommended by the Medical Profes.
sion. oct27aod2R
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Iillr&O0.,s

Elixir Calesaya and Iron is accepta.
BILE to the most delicate stomach.
oct27eod2w
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FANCY GOODS!

TOYS, NOTIONS. MUSICAL WARES.
New Novelties, sc, for the Fall trade,
wholesale and retail, at the old stand No
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d" Tobacco's R Physician,
A hot perfume that expels cold rheu,
And makes il fade cut quickly"

Anu A0AS7 II Ae'oS ~ut 4utcAiy-
For the truth of all of which the
reader is referred 10 j. p. Hicks. CD
posite the Opera HOUSE.
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The Three Great Fnnies.

Cdlesaya, Iron, Phosphorus, all COM
bined in Lilly 4 Co.'s Elixir Calesaya
and Iron. oct27 eod2W
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-27

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