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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-07
Lincoln Club.

At a meeting of the Lincoln Club,
held at their rooms in Marlett's
Block last night, Hon. John s. Hop.
kins presided. and Charles Decker
acted as Secretary.
On motion, the following gentle.
men were appointed a committee to
proceed to Fort Branch, receive and
escort Hon. d. D. Pratt. U. s. Sena-
tor, to the city:
John S. Hopkins. John w. Foster,
A. L. Robinson, Captain II. @. Good
ing. p. Elliott, 2. Hornbrock, Adolph
Pfaflin, Isaac Hermann, VIM. He'll.
man. Captain I. Esslinger. John J..
Mariett, Jr., VIM. E. Schnakenburq.
Blythe Hynes, Marcus Sherwood.
Isaac w. Adams. VIM. Baker. Gen.
J ames G. Veatch, Isaac s. Moore, of
Boonville, Charles @. Schroeder, Col.
J ohm T. Grill. Capt. @, Wunderlich.
Morris Calm, CasperITomhemelt, Phil
Euler, Jr., John Greek, Reuben NJ.
Davis. T. NJ. Thayer, Albert Stein
bach, f. W. Cook, Isaac Riggs, DR..
/. Haas.
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RiKnr Tlfnnnaolse

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 6.-The bT0nonga heIa
River is receding slowly, with four feel
aud two inches in the channel. NO bust
n SIS doing on the wharf. Weather clear
Thermometer 76o.
PrrrsBURG, Sept. 6.-Weather clear. Mo.
nongaheIa four feet and falling The w.
X. Curtis arrived, and departed fol
Wheeling.
CINcINNATI, Sept. 6.-River fallen eleven
inches in the last twenty-four hours
There Is now 81 feet in the channel. De
parted-R. r. Hudson, for Wheeling; An
ma Laura, for Kanawha.
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-Departed-
Wauanita, for New Orleans. The river is
falling slowly, with thirty inches In the
chute and fve feet on Portland bar
Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO. September 6-Port Iist-Jennie
Howell, Louisyille to New Orlean s, An "
Colorado, Vicksburg TO st. Louis, 10; Mary
Alice, New Orleans TO st. Louis, 10: Glas-
Atlantic, st. Louis to New Orleans, 81 Col
lier, TT Louis to New Orleans, 9; Belle ST.
Louis, st. Louis 10 Memphis, Z. River rose
8 inches. Weather clear; mercury 7S0.
ST Louis, Sept. 6.-Arrived-Dubuqu
st. Paul; Pauline Carroll and Mohawk,
New Orleans; Andy Johnson KeoknKs
Shreve, Red. River. Departed-Andy john
st. Paul: Mary Mcdonald, Kansas. Weatns
er increasing in warmth, business Ialr anu
river rising slowly.
NASHVILLE, EepL6mD5r bs--EbA1 CT AaAAiN -
with 3 feet scant on Harpeth Shoals'
Weather fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, September 6.-Weather clear
Mercury S3o. River falling. QePAItLe -
Longwortb, Rubicon and st. Joseph 70
ct. Louis; City of Cairo, Vicksburg; SustI95
Sff7er, New Orleans. The Pauline - - az
is hard aground at Hat Islands anu ING
Lee at Island "a.
VIcKsBURG, Sept. 6.-Up-St. Marys, "A
last night: Commonwealth, ~ NJ D0Wu
John Ktlgour, p. n. River IlsAHB'
W Gather clear and warm.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 6..-Arrived-W. r.
Arthur, St. Louis.
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For Other River Items See z1Srd Page.

There were no additional arrivals
up to a late hour last night. The
weather continued clear and quite
warm up to midnight. The Mary
Miller. TO Cairo; Florence Lee, to
Eastport; Pine Bluff. to GrandvieW;
and Palestine, to Louisville. departed,
all with good trips.
The Florence Lee had a splendid
trip of freight. and was crowded with
people. She was just eight minutes
passing out of sight, from the time
she started ahead, after rounding out,
which indicates that she will be fast...
The Palestine and Pine Bluff brought
in fine trips. The Pine Bluff was es-
pecially we'll laden......The pilots of
the Lsoni das were recalled from here
yesterday, as Captain Maratta has de-
termined to proceed on his voyage af-
ter lighting up on the barge brought
to him by the Norman......Guy Vim
yard will be found to day on the
wharf boat Of w. G. Brown & Co., to
adjust and settle all claims against
the Sam. Orr. Among the passen-
gers, yesterday, were Mr.. T. II. Ra-
gon, of the great grocery house of Ra-
gon. Dickey & Ragon; Capt. Frank
P. Carson, late of the same firm, and
w. P. Miles and wife, representing
the firm of Ragon, Dickey & Ragon,
with many other representatives, Of
leading mercantile establishments......
The Anna arrived little after mid
night with a good til p. Above
Ovens Bar, she broke wrist and ran
through her after cylinder head,
creating some excitement aboard, but
doing no other damage. Capt. Stein
telegraphed to Cairo, to have a new
cylinder head cast.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FOB NEW ORLEANs.-The elegant
steamer Armadillo will be down to
day, en- route to New Orleans. Capt.
George Wolf commands. aud w. Fl.
Armstrong has charge of the office,
and both are highly accomplished
and elegant gentlemen. The Arma-
diIlo has admirable Accommodations
for passengers.
MantfeBfs.
Manifest of the ste amer Idlewild from
Cairo to Evansville, Septem Der 6.
A E Shrader hhds tobacco: q W French
bdls sheep peits, 2 bdIes dry hides, Is bids
green hides, u casks clay, / Ind tobacco:
VIM 3 Ford hhds tobacco: Prick d Co
boxes ale, 3 lxes empty bottles ARM
strong so punches CHAIR splits = q Wiele ~
Co boxes peachs; J y Barrett elrele saw,
/ bdl tIansoms; Lyon q MEcHen ls4 Dag
wheat, 8 boxes, 2 bags rags; Joe Ayers
boxes peaches: StoekWell q 20 bags rRXs
bags feather; A A Brightman rs
wheat bags wool; Miller Gafdna7f a ~
boxis peaches, 2 barrels onions acb Yer
Green g. Co bags wool; y San a,yr, N 20
267 sacks bran, - bags barley.
RESHIpPING
Portland-2 hhds tobacco.
Louisville-3 hhds tobacco, 8aadle tree
bales hides. bdle peits.
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striking eolored man With & bar of
iron on the Mary Miller.
Mary Jane Davis paid 81 for a
shameless act of drunken indecency.
Before Justice Emery. - Henry
Schembs, alias james, ST., appeared
for examination on the charge of as
saulting Joseph Bichel with intent
to kill. There was no prosecution.
and the Justice had to dismiss him.
Before JHstics Stinson. The bas-
tardy case spoken of yesterday, was
concluded; the prosecution failing TO
make out their case, the defendant
was dismissed.
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By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.
FLoUR-DuII, bat prices unchanged
family IS E995 70.
WHEAT-Sl lO9l 10.
CoRN-70972c.
OATS-33y43c.
BARLEY-el 2091 q.
RYE-78aS2c.
CuTroN-Unchanged; m:ddling 199l0%
TOBACCO-Unchanged
WHIsKY-Firm at 9G9ic.
POKK-Mess dull at 81 50: no demand,
LARD-DulI and offered at I5% without
buyers.
BULK MEATS-Firm at I2I<913c for shout
ders: l4N@l5s for sides.
BACON 1 a good demand at AZ, 162T@ISc
for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides, but
clear rib sides are now held at lie and
shoulders at Az.
BUTTER-Uncnanged: fresh 28932c.
EGGS Advanced to 1890
CHEESE-Unchanged.
OIL-NO change.
GoLD-l l4% buying,
EXCHAHGE-FIrm aL par.
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THE FIRE IN BABYToWN.-The fire
in Babytown, mentioned in yesterday
mornings JOURNAL, consumed the
smoke house, slaughter house, sau-
sage shop and granary of Adam
Weitzel, brother in-law of Messrs.
Henry w. and James w. Sarver.
Mr.. Weitzel lost large stock of dried
meats, two fat hogs, and all his sau-
sage machinery. amounting in all to
$1,000, on which be had $4,000 in
suranee.
The FIRE broke out about half past
ten o'clock, and burned so rapidly
that butcher sleeping in one of the
outhouses had barely time to escape
with his clothing 10 his hands. Drop
ping his poeketbook as he ran, 1t,
with about $40, was burned.
Had it not been for good neigh bors
with willing hands his dwelling, which
stands only about twenty feet from
the burned buildings. would have
gone. But bucket brigade was inn
provised, and the house saved in a
damaged coalition.
DIR. Weikzs's furniture was also
aewhat damaged by removal.
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Enropean Markets.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph LoEDoN, Sept. 6.
CousoIs 9IIS; American securities steady /;
10 40 bonds S3zz 625 $50 Cos 50; 67s 81: Erie
IN; Illinois Central lily; q. W. 20; stocks
steady.
LIVERPOOL. September Cotton steady /;
miodltng uplands 8lSd: Orleans g5<d: sales
1900 bales; California white wheat los Id
r. d western No do 81 4d@Ss sd winter %
6d@5s Sd: western flour 24s; corn, No.
mixed 295: oats p LODGES; bar ey IS; peas
36s Cd pork l27s I'd beef 1928 Cd; lard quiet
and steady at 73s; cheese lis Cd bacon 5os
I'd for Cumberland; 67s Cd for short Tl0;
receipts OF wheAt for three days 40g0O
quarters American 35,000s talloW AS Cd,
and firm; whale oil nominal Calcutta
nnBeed oil easier at $751; petroleum nrm
furpentine duif,
FRAsKFRor. September 5.-U. s.. bonds
heavy at 927Ss
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TIE RINK.-Last night the rink
presented a very brilliant appearance,
and the skaters show the rapid stride
they have made in the beautiful art
Of roller skating. IT'S hard to realize
that the graceful gliding figures we
now see at the rink are the noViees
of two weeks ago, who could scarcely
retain their perpendicular. The
morning and afternoon instruction
assemblies will continue for a short
time longer, and all. both old and
young, should take advantage Of
them, and become proficient in roller
skating.
Thursday night grand assembly
viii take place, when we hope to see
a general turn out of the beauty and
fashion of the city.
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Sc. Louis Market.
By TeleRraph.l

By telegraph ST. LOUIS Sept 3.
ToBAcCo-Unchanged.
Hemp aud Bagging are steady and IN.
changed.
FLoUR-Dull and weak; super 81 1894 35 +;
Xxx IS s5 10: xxx s. 5795 90.
WHEAT-Irregular and lower; No. red
fall 81 O59l OF; strictly prime 81 1891 II
No. 81 l59l Is.
C0RN-Dull; yellow 6I965c; choice white
zoe.
OATs-In better demand and higher; go
33c in bulk; s9043c sacked.
BARLEY-Firm for good qualities q IL
for Minnesota spring.
RYE-Dealers apart; not muon doing
small sales of strictly prime at 7O97lc.
GROCERIES Dull and unchanged.
IGHwINES-InacJiye; iron bound 93e.
PRoVIsI0ES-Duli and unchanged.
LARD-Quiet at l5%9l6c.
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A CURIosITY.-Dr. Stinson. at the
Library Rooms, has the tail of an
Eagle Ray, a fish peculiar to the
Mediterranean Sea aud the Gulf of
Mexico. The tail is about four feet
long, and looks like a snake, except
that about six inches from the root
there is a bony spear-like posterior
projection that looks as if it might be
used as a weapon with which to Kill
its prey. The curiosity is a contribu-
ton of Mr.. Charley Dusouchet.
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Observation-Disclosures Owen was
in the city yesterday, aud left on the
Palestine for some point up the river,
Judge Isaac III. Moore, Of Boon
vile, Republican candidate for Cir
cult Judge, is stopping at the Sher-
wood.
DR.. Murphy. distinguished physi-
clan Of New Harmony. who has been
travelling in Europe for a yeaG or
more, passed through the city last
night, en- route for home, in excellent
health.
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EMANCIPATION DAY.-The colored
people met at Marlett's Hall, on Mon
day evening, to arrange collecting
money to deIray the expenses of the
celebration. The meeting was well
attended, aud the Finance Committee
reported the collection of $40 %,
which was increased So so By collec-
tions in the meeting.
Mr.. Basil jenkins was elected
Treasurer, and gave good security for
the performance of his duty.
Mr.. Alfred Carter made some very
sensible remards. and the meeting ad-
journed to meet again on next Mon
day evening. at the same place.
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ChlcagO HaPket,
By releeraphl CHICAGO. Sept. 9.

By telegraph CHICAGO, Sept @.
FLoUR-More active and a shade nrmer;
IS 1876 90 for spring extra.
WRSAT-Firm, and Sz9lc highe-, closing
at 981zg981zc cash, and seller last half for
No. 2; this afternoon dull Al S79971zc seller
last half.
CoRN-Steady and quiet at 601Ec for No.
2: this aftern Don dull at G01<c cash.
OATS-Moderately active and &c lower,
closing at 314931<c lower.
RYE-ftrmeg, closing at 60c for No. z.
BARLEY-Fairly active, and 2l13c lever,
closing at 81 C31< for No2.
HIGHWIHES-Steady at SO 990c for wood
and iron.
Provisions More active and IN
changed.
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PROPHECY.-The Courier, in an
nouncing the match between the
Princeton and Evansville Clubs,
which was played yesterday, says:
The victory of the 'E's' is certain.
The game will be called about three
O'clock"
This is about like the announce
ment in that paper about two months
ago, that the police would arrest the
man who stole Jesse Laird's buggy
the next morning. He has not been
heard from yet.
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I.nnlsTIIIa Market.

Nv reIegraph.I LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6.
BAGGIEG- Firm at 2993ec.
CoTTor-Firm; mtddling 1s1z.
FLoUR-Dull but firm, and In demand at
81 25 for extra family.
GRAIN-DuI; Wheat 81 2s@l 30; corn %
0gTc; oats 47c.
PRoYIsIoNs-In fair demand, and the
market firmer, but prices are unchangGd
in every respect.
WHIsKY-Raw, firm st 901Bic.
ToBACCO-Sales to- day, IA hhds at 81 log
ass 70 Tor trash and frosted lugsi 3 IS %
IS rs for common 10 good Jugs 81 20 "a 70
for low leaf TO medium bright wrappers.
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ATKINSON-At twenty minutes past
O'Clock last night, MARGARET, NJ, wife Of
]. @. Atkinson.
Street, between Chestnut and Cherry, at 2
O'Clock PM. to-day. FRIENDS Of the family
will please attend without further notice.
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Mamnhls Markef.
q Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. g.
CorroE-NominaIly 49,; receipts ls7
bales; exports l63 bales.
FLaUR-Duu and unchanged.
CoRN-9Oc IN store.
OATS-Dull at 43060e.
HAY-GOOd at S22.
BRAN-Q utet at iSc.
PoRK-Duu at S28 75029 %.
LARD-Dull at l7N9lSN.
BACoN-Flat; shoulders 14H9l5c; clear
sides lS1<9ISz.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
There is an active inquiry for most
classes Of dry goods. and prices are hrm at
l3129l3M for the best brands OF aeavy
brown sheettngs; u@lIk for the best
brown shirtings IL thirty inch widths; liz
@l2c for printed calicoes Of fancy styles;
lie for ginghams OF well known brands,
such as Lancaster, Amoskeag and Bates;
brown drills.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
so Cents Per Can,
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE.
Between Fifth and sixth Streets,
aug.25.1m JOHN G. ScHwEIzER.

H~The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church will hold Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug18-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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TOBACCO SALE. - Messrs. Martin
Gardner & Co. will sell thirty hogs
heads Of Indiana and Kentucky to-
bacco to-day. The prospects for a
speedy peace in Europe, which livens
the feelings Of tobacco men in the
East. is having its effect here, and an
advance may be looked for shortly.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
FnrnItnre at Auction

The household furniture belonging
to the late Mrs. M. q. Lister will be
sold at auction, at her late residence,
at the head of First Street, on Satur-
day, September 10. commencing at 9
o'clock AN. T. NJ. ELLIo IT,
sep7. 1t Auctioneer.
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The fOlIOWinp Is Inc

mpire. Thomas Sorenson, Riverside b.
B. Club.
Scorers, Punch Wheeler and Robert E..
Time of game, two hours and nfteen
Flies caught, EvansviIles 7.PrIncetousl 10.
Foul bound catches, Egansvilles four,
Prtncetons nine.
Left on bases, EvansyilIes 9. Prineetons 8.
STRUCK QUIZ EVansvilles 0, Princetons 3.
THE RIvERsIDEs. Col. Wheeler,
Secretary of the Riversides, received a
telegram, from the Falls City Club, yes
terday, who were then playing at Rock
port,that they would be here on Thurs
day or Friday, to play the Riversides.
The day will probably be definitely
fixed within day or two, when some
more good playing may be expected.
Information has also been received
from the Red Stockings. OF Cincinnati,
who having heard of the Riversides
from Harry Dean, member of their
Club, who was umpire in the game
with the us" in this city, strongly
intimating that they would visit this
city and play the Riversides, if sufi-
cient money could be raised to pay
their expenses, their desire to visit
Evansville having been strengthened
by Mr.. Deans description of tie city,
and the manner in which the "I's I"
were entertained.
FoR CINCINEATI.-A party from
this aifv Started IN lacf avan;n01z t~osr
to witness what is supposed will be
the last great match of the season,
that between the Red Stockings, and
the White Stockings, of Chicago,
which takes place to-day. The party
consists of Converse Clements, Esq.
aud lady, Messrs. j. N. Knox, Alex.
Foster, w. K. Hollingsworth, John
Wymond, James Parvin. w. III. Cald.
well. d. 7. MacClements, Louis Bit
rolf aud Willie Foster.
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B@- T. G. BridweII & Co., corner
of Main ard 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
Rress and R0ckbridge Aim Waters.
ie1T-d
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Choice store Room fnr Rent

. The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September 1.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24. If
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ssT A large assortment of Fall and
Winter Clothing for Men and Boys is
now daily received at
STRoUsE & Bros,
sep7.2s IS Main Street.
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The Weather.

Ha- Look at the Local notice Of
auction sale of Furniture of the late
Mrs. Lister, which will take place on
Saturday, September 10Th.
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Five COttages for Sale Ohean.

| have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also 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,
sep2-tf No. IL Third Street.
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D9Henry Harris String Band will
furnish beWildering music at the
Rink, Thursday evening, Sth inst.
Go, and so early. sep7 zt
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D6-F. G. Whites Book Store is the
place for children to get their School
Books: it is but half a square from
the post Office. 2t
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sGE Maltby's Fresh Baltimore Oys-
ters received daily. Price SOC per
half at FL .Hermann's Oonfection-
cry. No; 10 Main Street, Agent for @.
$. Maltby. Taup31-1
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies. as the schools open soon.
auR3l tf
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1879.
CITY NE w 8.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING,

SENATOR D. d. PRATT
viii address the people of Evans
Vile at the
Opera House,
WEDNESDAYNIGHT SEPTEM.
Der TIE,
Ga the political questions Of
the day. The Ladies. especially are
invited to attend. dusie by the Ores.
cen. City Band.
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BG~F. G. White sells School Books,
and every thing in the School line,
jast as cheap as any house in the city.
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If so. can you find no relief?
YOU CAM

Clouds Lnvigorating Cordial con-
tains in happy combination those sub
stances which will speedily restore
you to health and vigor: Iron. to en-
rich the thin aud watery blood; phos-
phorous Tin combination). to arrest
the nervous waste; active vegetable
agents to excite the healthy secre-
tions Every weakly man and woman
In the land will find in this CORDIAL
strength and restoration. Call on
your druggist for copy of the little
pamphlet called LIFE AND HEALTH,
and read the indubitable evidence of
its work. sept6 1w
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Buy your School Books and Scnool
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest In the city. aug31-tf.
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e%You can get anything in the
School Book line at +. @. Whites
Book Store, 16 First street. ct
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Are you tormented with craving
pains in the region of the stomach,
with indescribable forebodings, pro-
duced by the fermentation and indi-
gestion of the very food which should
give you life and health and cheerful
ness?
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eeE Roller skating at the Rink,
Thursday evening, 9Th inst. SEPT 2t
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REAL ESTATE.
y Real Estate Agency
4. p. Elliott Gk Son

UAVE OPENED A REAL ESTATE
"a Agency for the sale Of and renting
lands. houses, &C., Gc.
Persons having houses or land to rent OF
sell, or persons Wishing 70 purchase or
rent, viii do well by calling on them ~
their Gf5ce, on
Third Street near Looust'
AZ EIBAoGG'E Stock.
Iunsfl y
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Bee Grand Assembly at the Rink,
Thursday evening, 9Th inst. sept 2t
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Important Questions.
Are you feeble and langui1?

Do you rise in the morning, unre-
freshed and devoid of appetite. for
breakfast?
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- nrInana lTarEaf

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANs, Sept. @.
CoTror-In good demand. WITH prices
hrm mlddlinR $50 sales 800 bales; re-
ceipts 2o3 bales 81 ock 1922 bales.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-07
R0oleTla RakIng PoWder-

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-07
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