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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03
Tobaeco Neeting, February 1gt. 1s7O.

The Board met pursuant to call
Through the JOURNAL and Courier
this evening, at the store of Morgan,
Read q Co. The President, w. Is.
Nisbet in the chair.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
A motion was made and seconded,
that no bid be taken Ia selling of To-
bacco at auction, for less than 10
cents, except TO round up the amount
to even dollars; carried.
A motion was made and seconded
that the weigher shall mark the gross
weight of each hogshead of tobacco
on the side Of the hogshead, in mark
ing ink. Carried.
Res0lred. That the weigher shall
have a book to be kept at each ware
house, Ia which he shall enter the
gross weight, tare and net weight of
each hogshead Of tobacco; the same
SHALL be written In ink.
Resolred, That third Inspector be
appointed, and that each aud every
sample of tobacco shall be sealed
with sealing wax, and the seal Of the
warehouse shall be placed en- the
same.
A motion was made and seconded
that Robt. w. Harper be recommend
ed to the Court for appointment as
the third Inspector. Carried.
ResolUed. That the warehouse
charges or fees for cooperage, &c,
shall be one dollar and sixty cents
per hogshead.
A motion was made and seconded
that standing committee of seven be
elected, whose duties shall be to set
tie differences Of opinions, arising be-
tween the members OF the Board, the
factors, planters, &C., whose decision
shall be final-fye constituting a quo
rum. Carried.
Whereupon George 2. Hudspeta.
A. w. Sidebottom, W. f. Nisbet.
w. 7. Noel. Charles Viele, Lee NJ.
Gardner, and VIM. S. Ford were ap
pointed said committee.
Ga motion, Hiram Il. Read. Robert
NJ. Martin. and VIM. S. Ford. were
appointed committee to furnish ar
tieles setting forth the Importance
and advantages of Evansville as a
tobacco market, to be published in
the leading newspapers In the tobacco
producing districts Of Indiana. Iii
nois and Kentucky.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
HIRAM h. READ, Sec'y.
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B1 The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has ordered the new sur
veys of grain distilleries in this Col
lection District to be put into imme-
date operation. The surveys were
made a month ago, but their opera
ton was suspended to await the result
Of the Commissioners investigations
respecting the rule restricting fer
mentation to forty-eight hours in
sweet mash distilleries.
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BY Cable.l LOND9Nl Fob. ~
Consois, 6g<. American securities quIets
5-20s US 500 DOS, Cd sG}zi Ji5, sll6. i3-405f
S41zs Stocks quiet.
uplauds IIEMlI56d, ana Orleans, lI5fde
saieg 10000 bales. California white wheat.
"a. red Western, ~ 8daTs 0d: Winter.
81 5dm8s Cd; Flour, Dds OF; Corn. 21s Bd
Oafs, p o. Pork, zoos; Beef I02s Lard, 7l8
0dCheese, Us; Bacon, 55i; Produce is uu-
changed.
PARIS, February -BOurso closed nat;
Rentes 70 francs and 81 confines.
FRANKTORT, February l.-Bondg opened
drm az 02s@D25Ss.
HAVRE, February 2.-COliou heavy.
ANTWERP, February 2.-Eetr0lcum has
declined 10 q francs.
BREMEN, February Active and firm at
z Lhalers and D. greats.
HAmBURG, February q --HetroiCum fs ace
tive at 40 marco banCOs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03

VINCENr's LEcTUREs.--We call
attention to the advertisement Of
Henry Vinoent's two lectures, to be
delivered in Masonic Hall Corner of
Main and First Streets), next Monday
and Tuesday evenings. Mr.. Vincent
IS highly accomplished orator and
scholarly gentleman, and his lectures
will be instructive and entertaining
in an eminent degree. He comes here
under an engagement with our lii
brary Association.
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sen TOTs Dry eooos rarsoa

Tho advance noticed yesterday in heavy
brown Bheetlugs OF Atlantic and FHcldc
brands has extended 20 other makes to-
day, and some buyers consequently seem
more anxious q take hold or this class of
merchandise; others stand alQoft knowing
month hence. The Appleton A, Amos
keag A, Stark A. ana Indian dead brown
sheetngs have advanced from Toe to ldMc,
10 ice. Prints Of good styles and printing
cloths are la fair request 40 good prices,
while bad styles I'm fugitive coloTE 0r ea8ll-
ing at low rates Pacific lawns 90 fine disc
play az lSc, and spraguo'a 40 lsc.
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8sm5htg aayHet

Jy Eelegrapn.l MEMpuIa. Feb. p
COTTON @ uiet and finn at 2izc; receipts
for two days. 30 bale8i exports for Che
same time, ,lO4 bales; stock hy actual
count, 20. 055 bales
FLOUR-Birm and unchanged.
CORN-0im03C.
OATs-850703
HAY-825 OO@28 co.
BRAE-82i O0n25 90.
PoRR-Ez8 o.
LARD-17M lBg.
BULK MEATs-Woak; shoulders IlaIIl<r.
and sides l5tzc.
BAcON-Littla ln the market: shoulders
nominal, and sides l0J<Wl7c.
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MURDER AT PETERSBURG, IND
From private letter, addressed to a
gentleman in this city by a reliable
person at Petersburg, Pike County,
we have the information that John
MeCarty, a saloon keeper Of that
place, shot and killed Alexander Bat
tie, and that McCarty's brother then
shot Taylor Semmon through the arm.
The cause of this horrible affair is
said to have been bad sohisky.
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SHOOTING AT TERRE HAUTE. -
During a disturbance at Terre Haute,
night before last, the Chief of Police.
Daniel Grow, while attempting to
arrest some of the disorderly persons,
was shot through the hand.
A stranger, who was accidentally
in the neighborhood of the disturb.
ance, was shot in the hip.
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New lrlenna Mnrket.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Feb. q.
Corr NJ n fair demand; middung 2r<
@24Lc. safes f4g0 bales receipts 1862
FLOUR-G5 4Odb 60aG 90
CoRN-1asieri 81 O7al O71S.
OATS Firnlef, az 75e
BRAH-ti d09l 80.
HAY Firm. "a $50 90.
PORK-Easier 82f 25m2f So
BACON-I4Ml7l<e
LARD Dull and scarce, &C IG<MIEE<s C,r
keg.
FuG tR-Prime 1lLMIl56o.
hlOLAsd Is Prime 6sM10cs
MIEsKH-& OlHl Ol.
NOfHEn -l6Mai7Lc.
GOLU-I2l1E
I.EcIfANGH -sffrlfua IlHgs rTrue Won.
sight t6 discount.
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FoR JEFFERsoNYILLE.-The pris-
oners. convicted and sentenced at the
Criminal Court, will probably leave
this evening for Jacksonville, pur-
suant to an order of the Court. The
list is as follows: VIM. Van Baker,
colored, perjury. two years; Thomas
: McNair, grand larceny, five years
Horace Shaw. grand larceny, two
wears: VIM. Thomas, manslaughter,
three years. Sheriff Miller and an
assistant will accompany them on the
racket.
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Ia The last attempt of Mr.. Beh-
mer to commit suicide proved sue
cessful. After being rescued from
the water and restored to conscious
ness he was taken to his home. where
he died shortly afterWard.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-George Arm
strong demonstrated the strength OF
his arm by hurting a boulder through
the window of a peaceable citizen.
This athletic exercise Recorder Viii
lard adjudged to be worth nine dollars
and quarter, and the peaceable citi-
zen valued his window at half dol.
lar, all of which Mr.. Armstrong paid
cheerfully.
Peter Brown, a colored man, was
arrested for beating his wife. When
asked why he did so. he said be took
that way to regain her affections, they
having gone astray. lie contributed
eight and a quarter dollars to the City
Treasury. but it didn't restore the
lost affection.
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by Teiegraph.l NEW XouE. Feb. q.
ELoUR-Closed dull and Be- lower
WuEAT-Ncry quiet and in buyers iae
Vori NO. epring. ~ 1901 B; Winter rcd
and amber Western al Na1 gl
RYE-He avy ard nominal.
OATS-Dall and heavy; 54855c l0r West
ern.
CoRN--Dull and heavy; 83G05c for new
mixed Western.
PogE-Heavy, lower and nominal; $40 90
W1G . for rnegs.
BEEF-N oderate request and unchanged,
CUE MEATs-Bair request, but without
material change.
l.AHD-Dull and scarcely so dEm.
E1oS-Steauyi aJM32c for fresh
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So Union Prayer Meetings for the
remainder of this week will be held
as follows: This morning, in the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church; Friday
morning, in the First Baptist Church;
and Saturday morning in the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, COM
meneing al s. O'Clock.
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE CoMPANY.-The Journal
Job Rooms have just turned out a
beautiful eight-pag circular, in the
shape of the annual publication of the
Evansville list of policy holders of
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, of Newark, N. J. This
sterling Company has three hundred
and fifty policies in force at this
agency, insuring its members for over
a million dollars. The circular re-
ferred to will be out to-day, and will
attract attention, as the amount of
each members policy is stated. Col.
@. K. Drew Is the agent of this Com
pany, No. 2 Main Street.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE EMERY.-Kata.
rina Ritter sued Christian Schuessler
before Esquire Emery, yesterday, on
the unchristianlike charge of bastardy.
Chris. and Katy are both unsOphis-
ticated looking Teutons, and are said
to be willing to marry, but Katarina's
parents, unlike Barkis, are not
"Willin'." Chris. was required to
give bond in $500, TO sustain the re-
sponsibiiity he had thus assumed.
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Bg~ A large number were in attend
ance last night at the second meeting
of Colfax Rebekah Degree Lodge No.
81. The committee on the Constitu-
ton and Bylaws will not be ready
to report until next Wednesday night.
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New GAS MAINs.-Superintendent
Bailey, Of the Gas Works, was en-
gagged yesterday in putting down new
gas main on CLARK Street, to extend
to Third Street, Lamaseo. Thus we
obey the Scripture injunction, Let
your light shine before men,"
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Nor GRANTED. From parties who
were at Princeton yesterday we learn
that the motion for a new trial in the
case of Sylvester Deeds was overruled
by Judge Baker.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
a q q . MTO

The members of Evansville Lodge
No: ga. +. d A. M, are hereby mott
fed to meet at their hall this dav.
(Thursday,) at i o'clock P. NJ, to at
tend the funeral Of Brother B. +.
Norton. All Masons in good stand
ing ar invited. Per order of w. Nj.
feb3 1 A. J. CoLBURN.
Sacretarv
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RUNAWAY. = Two brick wagons
were returning empty, yesterday morn
ing. to briekyard near the railroad,
on the road to Oak Hill Cemetery.
The horses attached to the hindmost
wagon took fright and started of at
a very rapid pace. and soon ran into
the other wagon. The collision was
very violent, and one wagon was upset
and both drivers were unceremoni-
ously pitched out Of the wagons. One
of them had one shoulder badly
sprained. We did not learn any
names.
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AccIDENT.-While putting up some
gas fittings. yesterday, section of
the pipe fell and struck Mr.. Samuel
Sehwing on the head. cutting an ugly
bu5 not dangerous cash. Sam is do
ing well.
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TERRIBLE ACcIDENT.-Albert Lu-
Their, a young man residing on Chris.
Hits farm, in knight Township,
about FIVE miles from this city, fell
into the fire day before yesterday,
and was dreadfully burned. The un-
fortunate man has been subject to ep-
ileptic fits. From the shoulder to the
hin on the left side, he was literally
roasted, and cannot possibly survive.
He was conveyed to the County Asy-
lum. where he is under the treatment
of DR.. Mageniss.
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B- The Circuit Court. Judge
Jones presiding. will meet in special
session next Monday, to complete the
unfinished business of the last ses-
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BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS Mr.. Geo.
w. hewitt, the noted Florist, has
placed in the show window of Fl. A.
Cooks Oriental Tea Store a great
variety of flowers in pots, embracing
some Of the most rare and beautiful
in the floral kingdom. They attract
ed a vast deal of attention and elicit
ed much admiration from by-passers,
yesterday. We understand full sup
ply will be kept there constantly. Mr..
Geo. w. hewitt, Jr., displays also
some magnificent bouquets, which he
makes a specially. Call and sec them.
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BRICKLAYER's MEErING.-Pursu-
ant to call in the papers of yester-
day morning, a meeting of the brick
layers of this city was held in the
jackson Engine House last evening.
A goodly number were present, and
Mr.. Green Bethany was called to the
chair, and Messrs. William Bedford,
Jr., and John Depray made Secreta-
ries. The Chairman stated the object
of the meeting to be the formation of
a protective union" Thirty-four
names were signed to the pledge pre-
scribed by the National Union, and a
fee Of twenty-five cents paid by each
person present, toward fund for the
proposed union. On motion, q Com
mittee on Organization was appointed,
consisting of Messrs. Green Bellamy,
William Bedford, Jr.. George Ste
phenson, William Allison and John
Depray. The meeting then adjourned,
to meet next Tuesday evening at seven
o'clock, at the same place.
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SUSPICIOUS COINCIDENCE Chief OF
Police Royston arrested man about
noon yesterday, on q charge Of having
counterfeit money in his possession,
with intent to pass the same. Roys-
ton turned over his prisoner to Depu-
ty U. S. Marshal Samuel Day, and he
was at once brought before q. S.
Commissioner G. i. Marsh. The
man. who calls himself P. D. Ostran-
der, had about $1,000 counterfeit in
his possession. He was selling a mi
croscopic counterfeit deteetor, and
the Commissioner discharged him, in
the absence of any proof to show that
he was using the queer: for any
other than the purpose Of instructing
persons how to detect the difference
between it and good money. About
O year ago, man calling himself
j. j. ?. Ostrander, and bearing a
remarkable resemblance to 2. d. o.,
visited this city selling the same de-
tector. He would leave the glass,
worth about fifty cents, and on his
promise to send an illustrative chart
by mail, would get FIVE dollars out of
credulous people and depart. One of
the victims of j. j. P. o. gave the in
formation concerning p. d. o., con-
sidering it suspicious coincidence;
hence the arrest. ?. d. o. explained
that J. j. ?. o. was his brother. and
that he was not responsible for him.
They both claim-to be agents of firm
which is styled J. w. Jones & Co,
successors to Jacob Smith & Co., 81
Nassau Street, &c, 60, New York.
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ga Mr.. Sebastian Kuhn yesterday
began the work Of excavating for his
new building at the corner Of Fourth
and Main Streets.
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REVIVAL IN INDEPENDENCE.-W
learn that the religious revival at the
General Baptist Church, in Independ-
ence, is being conducted with the
most successful results. The people
seem to be thoroughly aroused, and a
feeling of deep religious interest has
been manifested. On Tuesday even
ing the services were unusually inter-
esting. During the course Of the
meeting, message was received from
a sick mother. asking the prayers of
the meeting for the conversion of
hayward son. The young man
CHANGED to be present, and went for
ward to the Altar of Prayer. Rev.
Mr.. Moore asked if there were any
other mothers that desired prayers on
behalf of their sons, when first one
arose, and then another, until large
number stood up, and with fearful
eyes asked that special prayers should
be said in behalf of their children,
whom they hoped to see brought to a
knowledge of their sins, and happily
converted. Many persons were visi-
bly, affected during the meeting, and
several were converted. The services
will be continued every evening.
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Fasby Tsllrs 6 Plantation. .

hey traded on nav Post Otis s. TUX my
Pay in BLAETAsHUEl P'raps yu may bes
GUY ment offs with awI It's glory Ia seen q
CaWE.
Here me fust: then jedgo Nee. Ithap.
ened thusWlseiy: 1 was canvassin the
Mawmea Flats FOR owr Bluvid Kedentry 4
the Post Od1s suksechun. In thet land nv
pewer Delite L struk snag . " The
Fever Ager tux me, and the Chills d SHY
ers shuk me-shuk me like Mold loose
button on a shaiky EmOlke-HOuse doar. til
nj fra1fn NV ~ summers lulSd like sum old
plaid OuG bufnerz on q mOrnin when hiz
gin IL gon q he can't git no moari
IN. b. This is not rit by Edd. A. Powe; but
II Gums so aWlph1reu neer tn u thet you
wOodn't no the difrunce ia the dark
In this ourful eggstremmitty / Fiue al
woDts TIA a Mold lady fren' nv Mine q toald
hur mi kTitterkei phix- Shee hes nod
NEE Long & Luvd me Wei & she caWls me
Pet Names. 3" 'Troly," seZ Shee (sech IL the
Piaiful kniknomen Nv my Boih9od) IS u
orter talk good Doste nv PLASFASHUN
BITURZ I've iVd q Suferd In theaz
sWaumps every sens the thayers was
hung q I no, 10 a ded suTunty, thet PLAN
TAsHUN BIrURz IL thee only reel kewer
fur the Shafksi" aB-b-but air THAI
IoyaWI drink2" asked L, shiverin1y, Fer
Nv a suthern Nacher. "Doont bee skeerd,
'Troly." Teplide the esstimabul Dorcuss,
''Iha air Maid nv Calasayya, >. T.-l66O-
sanSy CTews e Ram. Nj Donts " bein
remuved g. mi Feers far thee Post Ods
assWaged l TUX an awlmity Doste nv
"PLANTASHUE," & yu bett Druther1n, IT
maid NEE bile! tux anuther In % OuTZ
and mi shaiks quit. 1 may sa. tina "parsed
IN THAR Checks! Tina gotl Not wun nv
Nasty kewered; a Petroleum wei !-wel 1
wuzl NOW / am q PLANTASHUN mishun-
merry; l go aboWt preachin the good J1dtn' g
to Awl shakers (& "uthers requirrin Jen-
tel stimmerlent sea small bilz.) hev
traded Off mi Pest Oflis * may Now be
found talkin PLAETASHUN BITURZ, in the
hiwaIz & the biwaiz rum Erly Morn till
Dewey Eve. What sinnin, sufrin, shaken
bruther II heV thee next BOuul?
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. feD3 d3t-e0d-Wlt
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RnmnYPH.

l desire notifying the public that [
have moved my bakery from the cor
ner of Fourth and Main to Fourth
Street, between Main and Locust.
feb2-6t JACOB HEBLICH.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
yesterday. of meeting in the city our
very pleasant young friend, @. Fl.
kellogg, of Cincinnati.
Mr.. w. III. Lewis, of Russsellville,
KY, brother of our worthy fellow
citizen, Geo. J Lewis, of Humphrey,
Lewis & Co.. has been in the city for
few days, on visit to bis brother.
Mr.. Lewis is doing business in Rus
sellville. KY.
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pa The Union Prayer Meeting
this evening will be held in the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, COM
mencing at 81 o'clock.
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NnshYllln MnrIInt.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, Feb. p
COrTOE - Dun, with n downward teu-
aency; low mlddllnR, 23/c; good ordinary.
22Nc. Stock $50 bales.
NaH rORk Cola ana bBOCE uarhtt.
B. reiCgraph.l NEW KcnH. Heb. %
MONEY-Ieasy az sac per cent? with ox-
ceptions al 4g7 pei cent.
i-TERLING-tl rm no 6IMo.
GOLD-Quietf opened ut 1915 aud closed
at l2IMml2tM. llcnfauceg gll 100000.
Gov nUEaII..T.L-L L.n.u--
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tai. The offending parties were both
arrested at Napoleon, aud In default
Of $1,000 bail each, were sent to
prison.
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Bg= The Criminal Court has ad-
journed until Monday next.
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R@ The Union Revival Service
tonight will be held in Trinity Meth
odist Church.
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Gg- The Terpsichorean Circle will
give their next Hop at the residence
of W. s. Ford. Esq, on tomorrow
night.
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GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
will meet next Monday.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 50 cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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By= One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, aud selling al
reduced prices.
JAMS SoHAPKER, BUssING q Co.
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B6y- The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings, &C., at lowest
prices. at
JAMS ScHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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WEBER & Co. are selling their en-
tire stock Of Furs regardless Of cost.
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Rnr 9ala--Store ROat.

,~wsKr ma store boat, N. BROWN, % feet
iopc ngg and In good order. Enquire
- itDeet T ~ Evansville Wharf, foot Of
Walnut street. NfAA AN1eA' DA%D y ~
fani2 n
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THE GREAT REVIVAL.

Churches Crowded so 0VeraoWlng
Morning and Night.
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p9~ T. G. Bridwen & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have
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 Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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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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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
half the price. feD3 d3t-eod-Wlt