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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
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The following Is a copy of thu rA-
port of the Committee of the Odd
Fellows to draft resolutions of regret
on the occasion of the death of Hiram
Nelson:
To the Omeers and Members Of Evansville
Eneampment, No. 20, and Morning Star
Lodge, No. z, /. .. o. F.;
The undersigned who were ap-
pointed q joint committee to draft
suitable resolutions, expressive of cur
grief at the death of p. III. z. Hiram
Nelson, feel their inability to ade-
quately express the feelings of the
Order in this city, or the State at large
for his virtues-for his virtues were
not only for 1s-in the usual set
phrases of presmbles and resolutions.
Brother Nelson possessed that req
uisite of our lags-"that an Odd Eel
low is an Odd Fellow only whilst he
acts like an honest man ITO such an
eminent degree, that to know him,
was to honor and love. Friendship,
Love, aud Truth, were the laws that
governed him; and Faith, Hope, and
Charity, were his aim, q goal, that he
attained to an eminent degree.
10 nave SUCH y Auhu LUZ . IA 0SBA4ug
father, or Brother, is, indeed, favor
given to but few, and that we can call
him such, is a consolation which is q
solace to the widow and orphan, AID
an honor to us, as Odd Fellows.
He was governed BIZ the sentiment
given by Pope, and adopted 1t as has
prayer
each me to feel another's woe,
To hide the faults 1 see,
That mercy to others show,
That mercy show to me-"
May our Heavenly Father be with
the widow and Orphans of our Broth
er. and may hey be with Him who is
love.
As a token Of respect, we recon-
mend that our Lodge room and en-
blems be draped in mourning for thir-
ty days. p. HoRNBRooK,
ID. WoOLsEY,
THos. j. GROVES,
Committee.
Odd Fellows Hall, Evansville,
Nov. 20. 1870.
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PICOLIbI.

DIR. BIERBoWER returned from
Iowa a few days since. He reports
that q fine skating rink il in full
bloom at Iowa City.
A. II. FOSTER will cut two hun
bred hogs to day. Lovers Of spare
ribs, tender loins. chimes and "sieh, .
should be on hand early.
AN octegenarian Adonis of this city
who is peculiarly fortunate in the
matter of breach of promise suits, was
made defendant in a SANDER suit yes
terday. $50, 900 being the modest sum
claimed.
A DRAGGLE- TAILED, drunken Wo-
man, being towed to the lookup by a
policeman, who bore her curses with
patience, causes the Colonel to ex-
claim: Hell hath no fury like Wo-
man corRedP
Mr.. KAHN was reported much bet
ter at tea time, yesterday, being so far
recovered that he recognized the
friends whs surrounded him, and
made his wants known. 1t is now
thought he will recover.
SEVEN miles of grading on the
Carmi Railroad is now finished, and
is pronounced by railroad men to be
as pretty a piece Of grading as ever
seen. Engineers are now at work
laying off the new route to Mt. Yer
non, as provided for in the recent
change.
The weather yesterday was not as
warm as for the three days previous,
as some may have discovered. The
Thermometer ranged about 55'
throughout the day. The rain, which
began to fall about ten o'clock AN,
continued until long after midnight.
THE Evangelical Synod Of the Wesi
have taken a three years lease of the
suburban residence Of John Laval
Esq, with the privilege Of purchase
for the purpose Of establishing thee.
logical, and teachers Preparatory, OIL
Normal School. Mr.. Laval takes
house on Lset Street, in the city.
I CHRISTINA LoEcuLER was befor,
a commission Of lanacy yesterday. A
witness who knew nothing Of the case
one that was too drunk to tell any
thing if be knew it, and witness tina
knew nothing Of that case or an!
other, we're called On, and the cas-
was continued to this morning.
Ma CRY CrERg HELDER explain
the reason why tho records of tn,
/ Council for the past two weeks ar
not written up. Being DESTROYS Q
setting the tax duplicate out as. 500
/ as possible, be has devoted his Who'll
time TO the completion Of the worl
I THE clerical force in els office at tn
present time is five three Of whor
~ and uisas We ths dupiioass
E4t present was o. making il ha
iueca d Eho W0lk agYgn-fold,
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Amusemenfs.

| BUKOWITZ' s CONCERT. -. Notwith-
standing the very unfavorable wealth
er last night, the lower part of The
Opera House was filed with a fash
ionable and intelligent au dience, who
proved BY their repeated plaudils that
home talent is appreciated.
The programme was an excellent
one throughout, and the singing and
playing excellent. Where there sre
so many deserving of praise it is i'm
possible to do justice to each without
occupying a column in SO doing.
Justice, however, requires that the
singing of Misses Marconnier, We'll,
Genung and Scb@fer, should be es-
peeially noticed, that of Miss Mar
CONNER in particular, which received
two encorcs. Little Minnie Buko-
Wits Power of Love-" not only
won her q hearty encore, buta bouquet
also.
Of the playing it may as we'll be
summed up by saying that all did
finely. Charley Warren's playing win
ming him an overwhelming round
Of applause and an encore. and the
elarionet solo, by Professor G.. w.
Warren, received the same mark Of
appreciation. although the clarionet is
BY no means ProfessOg Warren's ia
vorite instrument.
The concert, as a whole, did great
credit to those who participated in It,
and to Mr.. Bukowitz as a teacher.
PARADISE LosT.-The great Mill
tonian Tableaux, a beautiful pano-
ramic representation of Paradise
Lost, the Rebellion in Heaven, "
and the War of the A ngels," depict
ing all those thrilling scenes, so Wv
idly drawn in John Millions great
poem, will be presented at the Opera
House to night. This is the original
exhibition which first exhibited in
London, some years since, and has
shown in all parts Of England and this
country, including this city. The
paintings are grand and imposing, and
those who have seen them desire to
do so again. The exhi bition cOntin-
ues during the remainder Of the week,
giving a matinee Saturday afternoon
for ladies AID children.
THE AMATEURS. - The posters
about town show that this company,
having thoroughly organized, will
give an exhibition, on Thurs day and
Friday evenings, at Masonic Hall.
As now composed, IS regards the
singers, musicians and actors, there
are many trOupes Of Professionals that
are far their interiors. The sweet
singing Of Ferd. Goslee, and the
either solo Of Mr.. Bishop" Ullman
alone being well worth the price of
admission.
THE PHILHARMONICS.-W are prom
Used the rare luxury of concert by
the Philharmonics, on the 10th prox.
They are now actively rehearsing. and
it is expected that they will bring
forth something grand aad becoming
their reputation.
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Criminal Matters.

RECORDER's COURT-N. WillGrd,
Fsq presidiRg.- John Sheer, from
sheer malice, threw chairs and sundry
other furniture around the bar room
Of the Green River House, aud threat
ened to shoot Mr.. Reidel, the proprie-
tor. The only weapon he had to carry
ont tho threat with was q mouth or
gan. He was fined SO 30 for being
disorderly.
john Welsh suffered q fine of Sc %
for beggarly drunk.
John O'Neil and Michael Hayden,
Esq Of Ballinagarry, in the Parish av
KnlimOnshlOugherty, County Kildare,
in ould Ireland, were arraigned for
being drunk. John had somewhat
more than $50 90 in his possession,
which the timely arrest by officer
Jackson probably saved for him.
Mike elested himself attorney for the
defense of the pair, and made a
persuasive arguments in favor
Of the reduction Of the fne Of SO %
to IS. "Arrah now" said Mike,
"Shure it's dear lodgin yez gev uz.
Don't be too hazard an w, but give uz
some chance at oil evints. Five dol
lars is plenty for that bit az .
dhrunk, and then turning to O'Neil,
said with a wink and grimmaee.
Lave uz coax him TO knock aff the
price az a dhram.' The Recorder
was inezorable and S. p each was
cxacted and paid. Captain Griffith
reserves their q 1arters 10 the lookup
in full expectation Of their return
wish dcploted purse. Dir. Hayden
was particular TO have his descriptive
list put dvwn on the records, for. said
IL, Who knows but thin peelers
might make d mishtake and fine wan
o'thim uaygur5 10 my place, and lave
lin 70, kapin' nae 10 hejug.
Martin Voegtle invited himself &c
tea aud lodging in suniry and divers
houses, the churlish owners Of which
scornfully declined Martin is 1
tangle- haired, bUshy- boarded, onion
eyed hummer, in a suit Of faa@s
bunsruut. he is either half lido
ora full sized fool, and 10 eithei
character is half amusing and hal
disgusting. lie was sent g Jail. lack
iDr S. % 70 pay his ine.
nj lhael B0ien, an old man. wa
L,ralv permitted b depart after
aror
5rt
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Pa NUTs AND TIE DRAMA.-A
long tine ago, when theatres were di-
vided into pit, dress circle and gal
lery, and when the pit was the favor
ito resort Of free and easy youth, a
sA4l quaatity Of. sense and thirty-fve
ce1t8 il cash was sufficient to supply
huge entertainment for whole even
ing, twenty five cents expended for q
dckas and ten cents for pea nuts
would set a young man up in business
for the evening. Thus equipped, an
Industrious boy could take the sOlem-
ait5 ut Of Hamlet's soliloquies, or
the pathos out of the pleading of BIZ
anoa, IN FsziO, with neatness and
dispatch, by the bursting of a shell"
peanut shell, Of eourse-just when
the stiffness Of death pervaded the
whole house.
On this subject 8" The Modern
Essayist" goes loose at those who
continue to indulge in this luxury at
she present day:
It's sweet to hear the bi rides song.
AS they MARBLE forth their trlIling lays;
Their gladdentng, cheering notes prolong.
And chant their thanks and praise;
But not so sweet to hear the noise,
When sweetest songs the air Is breaking,
I1 lavs the gawky, wlde-mouthe boys
Keep time with peanut cracktug-
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Rirar nfanaicI,es.

I PITTsBURG, Novem Der 20 Wealth
! er clear; Thermometer 45o. monon
gahela 5 feet s inches and rising slow
/ y: Allegheny 20 inches; rising a
Oil City.
| PITTsBURG, November 29.-Weath
er mild, with a sprinkling rain. No
Rongahela 6 feet and rising slowly;
both rivers are rising above. Depart.
ed-Sampson and Lion, with coal, fol
Cincinnati. There are about II ,000,.
600 bushels of coal here to go out
Arrived-W. f. Curtis, last night.
CINCINNATI, November 29.-The
river has risen z inches, with feet
= inches In the channel. Weather
cloudy; mercury 600.
CINCINNATI, November 29.-River
9 feet s inches. Arrived-St.C harles,
from Pittsburg. Departed-Hudson,
for Wheeling; st. Charles, for Pitts
burg. Weather cloudy, and threaten.
ing rain; thermometer 520.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20. - Arrived
lug Brilliant, Ironton. Departed
Sam. Parker and barges, New Or
leans. The new barge Paul was sue
cessfully launched t0-dsy from How.
ard Il Co.'S ship yard. She will load
for Galveston and Houston direct.
Weather mild and rainy. River sta
tionary. with q inches in the chute,
and 4 feet inches on Portland Bar.
Reports from below give 4 feet scant
on French Island.
CAIRO, November 29.-Port List
City of Cairo, st. Louis to Vieksburg
8 Pm: Mary Miller, Memphis to EV-
ansville 10; Mary Alice, New Orleans
to st. Louis IL; Shreve, Red River to
st. Louis 5 AN; Bee, st. Louis to New
Orleans II; Hartford, Evansville to
Vicksburg PM; M. j. Wicks, st.
Louis to New Orleans 2; Pauline
Carroll. st. Louis to New Orleans 3;
Lumsden, Ev- nsville to Memphis 4.
River stationa.y. There has been a
light rain all day; mercury $50.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Arrived-
johnson, Keokuk; Rock Island,
Davenport; Grand Tower, Memphis;
Marble City, Vieksburg. Departed
johnson and st. Johns, Keokuk; M i.
E. Forsyth, Red River; Julia. Vicks-
burg; Continental, New Orleans. The
river is stationary. Rained all day,
and is now turning cold.
NASHVILLE, November 29.-River
falling with 80 inches on Harpeth
Shoals; weather warm and clear.
MEMPHIS. November 29.-The off.
GERS of the Indiana report the steamer
Post Boy in a sinking condition, at
Napoleon, Ark, having sprung leak.
She was discharging her cargo, and
had her pumps at work
MEMPHIS, Nov. 29.-Rainy. Mer-
curry co.. River falling. Arrived
Magenta, New Orleans. Departed
Belle st. Louis, st. Louis; Rubicon,
New Orleans; Legal Tender, White
River; Sallie, Arkansas Belle and
Robert Hardy, Arkansas River. The
officers Of the Rubicon report that
they passed the Post Boy thirty miles
below Napoleon, on her way down,
q par CErSlJ all rig s.G-4---
MEMPHIS, November 80. = The
Thompson Dean is hard aground Just
above Helena. Will have to Tighten
off.
VICKsBURG, November 29.-Down
-PargOud and Natchez. River fall
ing. Raining.
NEW ORLEANS, November Gar
rived-Arkansas. from Arkansas Riv-
er. Departed-Virginia, to Louis
vile.
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NJ +
Ma oE's once. Evansville. Nov. % 1870.
Mr.. Van Ripper submitted a resolu-
ton authorizing the delivery of the
bonds to Messrs. Orr. Viele and Den
by, as provided for by the ordinances.
On the question OF the adoption of
the resolution, considerable discus
sion occurred, during which Messrs.
Heilman and Van Ripper explained
that the ordinance authorizing the
issue of the bonds constituted Messrs.
Orr, Viele and DENLY the eussodians
of them, and provided for their de-
livery to the Company as the work
progressed.
Daring the discussion, Mr.. Van
Ripper protested against quibbling or
squsbbling over anything but politics,
and Mr. Doughty announced that he
was q professed christian, all Of which
is is important that people and the
Carmi Railroad Company should
know.
Mr.. HeiIman moved the adoption of
Mr.. Van Riper's resolution and the
motion prevailed, Mr.. Muhlhausen
alone voting In the negative.
The Mayor submitted a resolution
authorizing the consolidation OF the
E. G. & p. r. r. Company with the
Evansville & Southern Illinois Rail-
road Company, aud the 81. Louis &
Southeastern Railroad Company,
which was adopted.
The Mayor explained that large
proportion-nearly all of the individ-
ual stockholdsrs-had already given
their consent to the consolidation.
The Mayor also submitted a reso-,
the stock Of the H., @. Ii P. Railroad
to 81, 100000, $5OO,OOO of which is to
be preferred.
The resolution was laid over to the
next regular meeting.
A bill of S37 So for the rerairs of
Surveyor Saunders transi: Instrument,
was allowed, and the Council ad-
iourned.
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IaeF here EveFvbodv. Ia Your In

HnoE Here Everybody, TO TOuf fn-
teregta.
300sacks family -four, at g 20 per
sack also
800 barrels No. l choice peach
blow potatoes; and
100 twenty-five and fifty pound
sacks of fresh corn meal.
30 twenty-five pound sacks of
buekwheat -four, expressly for family
use); also
300 barrels Western New York
apples, just received, and for sale
low, for cash. by
A. S. HAYHURsT & Co.,
No. 6 South Water Street.
roy24 Ct
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THE FUNERAL OF Nh. NELSON
The funeral of Mr.. Nelson, at ten
O'clock yesterday morning, was at
tended b. nearly every member Of the
Order of Odd Fellows and a large
number Of other eitiz,ns.
The funeral services were held in
Trinity Methodist Church, Rev. L. B.
Carpenter Officiating.
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THE coparsnership heretofore ex-
isting between Il. w. Cloud, w: NJ.
Akin and A. Carlstedt was dissolved
on the LIST of July, 1870, a. Carlstedt
retiring. Fl. w. CLOUD,
w. NJ. AKIN,
A. CARLsTEDT.
The undersigned will continue
business at tho old stand under the
present style of Cloud, Akin & Co.
Have assumed liabilities and will
make collections. I'll. w. CLOUD,
nov29.1W w. NJ. AKIN.
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CITY NE VS.

E~The beautiful syTups, clear as
crystal, and with q flavor equal to that
0l maple molasses, which is manufae-
tured from pure, white corn, at Madi-
son. Indiana, can be found at Borg.
man &c Skaters. on Third Street. We
advise everybody to try it.
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MORE CoTToN.-In addition to the
So bales of cotton received By White,
Duukerson L Co., by the Sam. Orr,
yesterday, they received % bales by
the Clmelia, Monday night, and have
now ready for sale in their mammoth
warehouse, s. or 100 bales. There is
4 chance for speculation.
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Pnsf mice Nnfina

In order TO conform to the change
Of time on the e. & G. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed at
the Post Office In this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at z AN. Closed from II: 10
N. till 12:4 40 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 PM.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
10:30PM.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from 1870 AN. till 5:30P.M.
Z. & G. RE. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 10 Am.
Afternoon Mail closes at $50 Pm.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 1915
PM.
Mail arriving at 9:35 PM. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 1918 PM.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
noV21-u JOHN w. Foster, P. NJ.
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An Exponent Of Western Enc 'gy
Intelligence, and Progress

II contains. all the News of the Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Mail.
Variety is the Spice OF Life," and every
ssue of the JOURNAL is full OF a variety
News, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
It publishes Reports Of the Markets OF
all the commercial centers of the country
It's Reports of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims to be reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead OF all others IN
every respect.
The aim OF its Editors is to make 1t the
paper for the people; instructive to ali ;
sought for by the business man, the
farmer, the professional man, the me.
chanic; a household companion; the
politicians guide-in fact, to make 1t a.
nearly EVERYBODY'S paper as possible.
River Men Sgiu md our Reports not e1-
ceEEed bU any paper IN the great MEssEssippf
HdIEeyg
Our facilities for doing all kinds Of
JOB Printing for Steamboats, are an
equaIed.
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The Senate.

A special session is held at j. IL
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning, at which an oyster lunch Is
served. Quails and all sorts of game
daily. The best the market affords,
of both fluids and solids, eve1y day,
at the Senate, 1873 Main Street.
uori IF
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Comfy Notice.

To accommodate especially the la.
boring class, notice is hereby given,
that, from and after November 18th,
1870, the Auditors and Treasurer's
offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from z to 8 O'Clock, to
enable them to transact their bust
ness without loss of time.
PHILIP DECKER, A. v.
II. LUEKENHEMER, T. v. G.
noy1O.30t
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Haren,f I.nFt Fnwn-

But removed the Weed Sewing Ma.
chine Office to No. 143 Main Street
between Fourth and Fifth, where we
still are prepared to show up the
Weed. 1t is the only machine in the
market that gives entire satisfaction.
nOy24 g.. j, s. MTNNTs Agent.
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9-A fresh supply of Fresh Lake
Fish, Prime Mush Fed Oysters and
Canada Celery, just received by ex-
press and for sale at w. Ruhe & CO..
Green Grocery, corner Second and
Locust. nov 1877
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Mr.. Van Rlper Opposed TO 0uibbling,
and HF. D0ughiy as q ChFisti4H.
CoUNCIL. CHAMBER, EyANsvILI.F, I
I,rn.I = y Mnu ~ ls-l I

\ Z
Tuesday, Nov. -. 1870.
The Council nett spelisl session
Present-Messrs. Files, Van Ripper,
Muhlhausen, Richardt, Carpenter,
Keith, Heilm2n and Doughty.
His Honor, Mayor Baker, presided.
The Mayor submitted the following
communication:
TO the Commen CoialcH Of the city Ell Fp1as-
gft e.:
The bonds of the city, amounting to the
sum OF three hundred thousand dollars,
authorized by a vote of the qualified vot-
ers Of the city, TO be used in the payment
OF the subscrf ption Of the city to the capt.
tai stock OF the Evansville, Carmi & Padu-
can Railroad Company, have been pre-
pared, and are subject 10 the order of the
Council, viz:
Three hundred bonds for one thousand
dollars each, dated December ], 1870, with
Interest at seven per cent. per annuTu, the
Interest payable semt-annually, June Ist
and December 1st OF each year, at the
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company. New
York. with coupons or interest warrants
one hundred of said bouds, from
No. to No. leo, Inclusive, due in
~ slu ulU
one hundred of said bonds, from
No. IOl to No. 200, inclusive, due in
. lUUUU
One hundred of said bonds, IRON
No. 20l to No. 500, inclusive, due in
80 years 1gUUUJ
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s%Mr A. o. Lisle. from b.
gardus' celebrated establishment,
New York, continues to make those
splendid pictures, at Parkhill's, on
Second Street, near Locust, samples
Of which are on exhibition all the
time. nov-24-1w
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STEAMBOATS,.
@ u i Q * y II Z p !!

@ u il Q x - II Z p =
II. T. DEXTER. Master:
"; B: PEBs lSIS Clerks,
VIII leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at PM
Leaves Cairo every W WEDNESDAY and
= SATURDAY, at Pm.
The above new magnificent side wheel
low pressure steamers having been con-
structed expressly for this trade, will run
regularly during the season, carrying the
U. 8. Mail and Adams Express; making
close and positive connections at Cairo
with the NJ. & st. L Packet Co. steam ers
Tor st. Louis, Memphis, Vtcksburg, and all
orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
Lading to ST. Louis, Memphis Ntcksburg
and New Orleans. Also through t1ck6ls
and bills lading given to all points upon
the Paducah & Gulf, Illinois Central, Mo-
bile & Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and umberland and tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made at EV-
ansville,With the 4. 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 to STOCK shippers: =, -, -
This company being the q. :. Mail con-
tractors, and running the only loW-presss
ure packets upon the Ohio RIVER ana
being com manded by CAREFUL experienced
and responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctuality and SAFETY tnan
offered by any other line. General once,
No, 20 Main Street, EvansTilet Ina.
w. BROWN u CO.,
HUMPHREY q LEWIS
And PLY. d. VETS,
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A COW fowhnz e1en ssa
lot between the JoUnNAh o1eo.aad
Water Street, thrust her head int .
barrel. Her horns going through .
couple Of holes cut in the slaves, she
was trapped. Aftor a good deal Of
effort . JOURNAL printer knocked
the barrel to pieces and freed the
"animile.
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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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RamOYaI.

Messrs. Roach & Torian have re-
moved their stock of Hats, Caps, Furs
aud Straw Goods, from No. IL North
First Street, to No. %, Rees' Block,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Morgan,
Read 4 Co, where they will be happy
to meet all their old customers, and
as many new ones as desire co pur
chase goods in their line. promising
10 sell them goods OF as low prices and
on as good terms as they can be
bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
The increased facilities afforded by
the large and commodious store now
occupied, will enable them to carry on
much larger and moro complete
stock than heretofore. and to trans
act business in a manner much more
satisfactory to themselves and Gus
toners. We ask you to call and look
through their magnificent stock. They
will take pleasure in showing you
through. nov26-tf