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ASTROLOGY.N
The World Astonished
t..t Athe Wonderful Revelations -.
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTRoLOGIST =
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.

StHE reveals secrets no mortal ever knew She
~ restores to happiness those who. from doeful
events, catastrophes CROSSES in love- loss of re-
atlons and friends, loss of money, &C., have be-
come respondent. She brings together those
long separated, gives information concerning alb
sent friends or lovers restores lost or stolen prop
ertv tells you the business you are best qualified
to pursue and in what you will be most successful
causes speedy marriages and tells YOU the very
day YOU will marry, gives you the name, likeness
and characteristics OF the person. She reads your
very thoughts, and by her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries Of
the future. From the stars. we see in the trna-
ment-the maletic stars that overcome or pre-
dominate in the conhgnratOn- the aspects
and positions of the planets and the fixed stars in
the heavens at the time OF birth, she deduces the
future destiny of man. Fail not to consult the
greatest Astr0lOgist on earth. 1t costs you but
lriile, and you may never again have so favorable
an opportunity. Consultation fee with likeness
aud all desired information 81. Parties living at
distance cap consult the Madame by mail with
equal safety and satisfaction to themselves, rs If
in person. A full and explicit chart. written out.
with all inquiries answered and likeness enclosed,
sent by mail on receipt Of price above mentioned.
The strictest seeresy will be maintained, and all
correspondence returned or DESTROYED. Refer
ences Of the highest order furnished those desiring
them. Write plainly the day Of the month and
year in which you were born, enclosing o small
lock of hair.
Address, Madame II. A. PERRIG0, 4
?. .. Drawer 293, Buffalo, N, Y.
Feb q 67-v
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Eka

Wine OC'Fnr Ia a pleasant preparation,
Tree In the highest degre IL quickly cures
Coughs Colds, Consumption Sore Throat and
Breast and all Diseases of the Throat md Lungs.
II restores the system TO perfect health and Ia
very elective In curing diseases Of tue Liver.
Stomach Kldneys Bladder, Sc.
Sold by Drugglsts at IL 90 per bnttle, Gen
uine have Whine 0f Tar blown on bottle.
OLIVER CROOK u CO., Propretors,
Burnhams & Van schnaek, Chicago.
Jno. p. Park and f. Il. SURE & Co., Cincinnati, o.
Geul Agents [Feb 81, 'G7-y
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ewSome people are never contented
Afler having all their limbs broken,
their heads smashed, and their brains
knocked out in a railway accident, they
will actually go to law, aud try to get
further damages.
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BLACKSMITHING.
7 WOULD say to my old customers that I sti
l continue the

7 WOULD say to my old customers that still
J. continue the
BLACKSlfITHTNG BUSINESS,
AT MY OLD STAND ON PORTSMOUTH ST.,
SOUTH OF THE GIRsoN HoUsE, W
where will still be happy to accommodate my
old customers, and all others who may favor me
with a call. Having secured the services Of
E. PALMER as Horse-Shoer, who will certainly
give satisfaction as he Is decidedly the best shoer
In the county. and having shoes and nails always
on hand, will be able to do this kind of work on
short notice Particular attentioh will be paid to
this branch of the business. ] am ais prepared
TO do other work In good style. TURNING AND
FINISHING IN STEEL, IRON, BRASS and other
metals, done to order. Also, DRESSING OF
ANVILS done, making them as good as whennew.
The above work will be done as low as any
WM. A. GILL1LAND.
ESOs PALMEH. Sept 18. '56-tf.l
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egPray often, because thou sinnest
always repent quickly, lest thou die
suddenly. Quarles.
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Throw away your false friEzes. your switches,
your wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth a fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly aud fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
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Ei@ Connections made nt Elamden Junction with
Trains Of Portsmouth branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at parkesburg with the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad 0RIAND SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
Chllcothe, o., Jan. G, 1866.
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Gran aged Christian, with the snow
OF time on his head, may remind us that
those points 0f earth are whitest which
are nearest Heaven -Ciapia.
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e~IIe that is choice of his time will
also be choice of his company, aud his
actions Paig
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kT 4esf faf ..Ig an eye has
nothing left bat nosei \ noise.
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JACKSON LAND FOR SALE,

ARA ACRES In Section IL, jackson township,
KOO seven miles north of the Court House,
and three miles from Raysville Station, NJ. q G.
Railroad, on good roads and in good neighbor-
hood. There is asnIall Improvement on the tract,
but II is principally covered, with good timber.
ltis just within the mineral belt and will be sold
in small pieces or by the whole tract on liberal
terms. Robert Mason, Esq. who lives near the
land, will show it, fai.a1 "a
Apply to d. MACKLEY,
Feb. a. Eft. Standard Office.
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FU URNITUR r e

Main Street, jackson Q. H., Ohio.
VXTE have commenced the business of manu-
w featuring and selling every variety and
style Of Furniture. at our new rooms O short dis
tanee above the Postoffiee, on Main Street. in the
town of Jackson. We are ourselves mechanics and
think we understand our business. BY prompt
ness and close attention 10 business, we hope
to be able promptly TO fill oil orders with which
wemay be favored and to the satisfaction Of our
ronage. Jan. II, '67--tf.
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TRAINS GOING sOuTH.
sfArlONs, nuls,Inaii rNiS,1ccoN, 7TNiS

Stations marked thus are fag stations, an
trains win stop only when slgnaled TO do so.
'oRLAND SMITH,
Master transportation,
Dec. 27. IsG6--tf
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
Report of the National Banks.

G The July quarterly statements of the Ma
tional Banks are all in, and the Comptrol-
Ter has published his abstract thereof. 3 An
analysis of the figures gives some interest
ing facts. The items which can be legiti-
mately count as a portion of the reserve
required to be kept on hand show an aver
age of full 80 per cent of the amount of
circulation and deposits, which is consid-
erably in excess of the legal requirement.
The banks hold $4,000 in specie, as
against $40, 400. 600 in April, and a close ex-
animation of the reports show hat they
have at least 500, 900 1000 of specie loaned on
call. The amount of assets bearing inter-
est is 81 l5o,0e0.oOO, out of a total of 81 $751;
0U0.o00. The bonds deposited to secure
United States deposits and the deposits OF
disbursing officers are 100000 i excess of
the deposits. The surplus n undivided
profits are about equal TO one-fourth of the
capital stock. -Nt =.
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New York Market,

By Telegraph NEW YoRE, July q.
CoTToN-A shade firmer, and less active
owing to the hlgh prices asked. Sales of
500 bales middling uplands at 27Lc.
FLoUR-l0920 c lower, chiefly upon new
and inferior old. Receipts 1925 bbls; sales
,of7 800 bushels superfine state and West
ern al So 35@7 $; extra Western 81 S0a9 20;
choice do $40 S0dI2; shipping Ohio SO 75@
10 so; trade brands $40 659l2 50; spring st.
Louis S9@1l; winter california
heavy at Sl2, and rates unchanged. Rye
Jour heavy sal S of $50 bbls at IS 90G9 90.
II WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
and 2gScn over. Receipts
Milwaukee at 81 o.; white California 81 30
az 50; new red and amber Southern 81 40
a. IS; the latter prlce for choice new /;
white southern g 0092 50; the latter price
for handsome. A large portion ofthe sales
were California.
RYB-More doing; sales Of $500 bushels
BARLEY n BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
: CoRN-le better; sales Of $4,000 bushels
new mixed Western at 81 029l 05; unsound
ss@S1 o.; unsound kiln dried 96@sl OF.
- OATs-A shade irmer; sales, $1,000 BUSH
els of western at S0@S5c; state, 93@94c;
new Pennsylvania, &c.; receipts, 35,4o5
CoAL-Unchanged.
: eWooL-More active anda shade easier;
fleece. 62H@6714c; unwashed, SOgS6c; extra
LEATHER-Dull and unchanged.Area l
kHoPS-Quiet and unchanged.
A@RYE-Dulla and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Firm; fair demand
SUGAR-Steady; sales, l60 barrels of Cuba
Notwithstanding nnaltered. TJi
PETRoLEUM-Qufet; crude in bulk, 1fc;
PoRK-opened dull and closed frmer;
sales, $3.50 barrels at S23 60@23 50 for
new mess; closing at S23 20 regular; old
mess, SD so; prime, $40 75g20 u; prime
mess, So 81.
BEEE-Firm; sales, l65 barrels unchang-
ed; fierce beef, In demand ;2sales, 25 fierces
of State at S44; beef hams dull; sales, 65
barrel- at $50 50@40tW 9u OUlLI
BACON-Firm and quiet.
CUT MEATs-Less hrn sales, 29O pack
1ARD-Firmer; sales, 800 barrels at i24
@l34c. a9a A%@1<1@
RUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEEsE-Steady AT 79l3c.
bfs &J5YgLATEsT,I5 Pm. BTIsLMaA
chiefly on new and inferior. e rag Tf
WHEAT-Dull and ease Hover.
RYE-Steady; 81 439l AZ for western.
OATS-Active and firm western. SIC;
Ohio. CSC.
| CoRN--Firm at 81 O3a1 O5 for good to
prime new mixed western; 90c9l OF Tor
unSound western.
PoRK-Firmer; sales, 1880 barrels of
mess at S2 s., cash, and S24 90 at buyers
option closing with buyers at S24 90, and
with sellers at S24 10, regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEArS-Quiet and firm.
BACON-Firm and quiet, for want of
stock.
LARD-Firm, with an upward tendency A.;
l31Eal3M for fair to prime steam; 1870 for
kettle rendered.
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The Cotton Prospects.

A correspondent of the louisville Jour
nal writes as follows ron New Orleans,
after a trip down the Mississippi; -
In coming down the river I made it my
special business-to obtain Information in
re erence to the crops and the freedmen, as
well as the situation generally, and the re-
suit is more favorable than / a anticipa-
ted. The corn, crop was everywhere repre-
seiited as virtually secured, and to be mag
-nificent. There is single field of this val
liable cereal in Bolivar County. Miss. of
six thousand acresi Cotton was looking
well, but in some localities the grass. was
growing, and the rains since must have
made 1t worse. The cotton crop depends,
OF curse, upon that part of the season yet
future. IT Is admitted on all hands tnat
should the weather prove favorable, half
a1crop. as com pared with that of 1860, will
be made, which at present, or prices likely
to rule, will bring as much as a crop
did before the war. g The hopes of the
Southern people are suspended, so to
speak,, upon a fair cotton crop. As the
prospect for this grows bright or gloomy:
so will the hearts of the tillers of the soil
swell with exultation or sink into some
thing akin to despair. On some planta-
tions that foe to the crop,the worm, has
appeared, and his ravages are dreaded.
The worm fourishes the most vigorously
in cold, wet seasons. HF q
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Market.

By Telegraph C~INCI>NATI, July q.
FLoUR-Dun and 25c lower; family sl0@
10 80.
WHEAT-In better supply and dull. with
no demand of consequence; No. red held
at S2Q2 05, and white at 81 20@2 Is.
CoRN-Unchanged and quiet, at 75c for
new in ulk and SIC sacked.
OATs-Plentier and prices lower, closing
at S5@SSc for No. l.. -
RYElIn better supply and prices tend
ing downward; No. / 81 35@l 81, closing
dull.
BARLEY-Inac i've and nothing doing.
CoTToN-Scarce and not much here;
holders ask 26927c for mid0ling, and some
small sales were made at the inside rate.
WHISKY Unchanged; sales at SOC in
bond.
Mess PoRK-In demand, at s24: at the
close, without sellers, it was held at s24 so
BULK MEATs-Not offering. although
generally a irmer feeling prevails; buyers
OF Shoulders at lllc, but no sellers, and of
sides at 1876.
BACoN-Firm and but little offering;
sales of clear rib sides at l515c, and of clear
at 16c.
HAMs-Steady.
LARD-Firnn, at l2Ic.
BUTTER-Film, az 1lS@20ca for fine to
choice Central Ohio. and~2z9Ec Tor West
ern Reserve.
SUGAR-Firm. at 12@I5c; raw hard re-
coTFEEE2sg26kc for common to prime
Rio.
FLAxsEED-DulI at 81. NJ
GoLD-l3s4 buying. stts.r ..at-Ts fTE
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
HONEY MARKET-Quiet.
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For other River Items see Seventh Page.

The river was about at a stand yesterday.
There was no rise above Green River. but
~ feet can be found on the shoalcst bars
TO Louisville aud Cairo-.---.Our port list
up TO midnight last, comprise the Ollie
Sullivan, Cannelton to Evansville;
Legal Tender, louisville to New Or
leans; Rot Roy, st. Louis to Cincin-
natl; Quickstep, Cairo 10 Evansville;
Chattanooga, Clarksville to- Evansville;
Tarascon, Louisville and return; Morn
ing Star, Louisville TO Henderson,;
Mary Erwin, Tennessee River to Cincih-
natl; Louisiana, LOUSY. lle1to Paducah /;
Cora s, Cairo, to .Louisville; Mary Swan,
Memphis TO Evansville. The Legal Ten
der had a Mississippi Valley Transports.
ton barge in tow, and had a good trip.
She added largely here. The Louisiana
went to Paducah light, to be fitted up for
the fall trade. The Quickstep had eighty
seven hogsheads tobacco, seventy sacks of
wheat, us sacks of bran. twenty barrels
of whisky. and other freight. The Chatta-
nooga had sixty :, hogsheads l. of to-
bacco and a lot of blooms. b
Tarascon lost fifteen hours on Flint
Island bar, and did not get in until
noon yesterday. She returned from here
to Louisville-......The Morning Star came
in at 81 o'clock last evening rather light.
THE Rob Roy had q good trip~----The
Mary Erwin had 70 hogsheads tobacco, so
tons blooms. 10000 feet lumber, and con-
siderable other freight------The Cora 8.
had a nice ripr-~--.Tbe Mary swan ar
rived at IIA O'Clock last night with an ex-
ceIlent trip, including 400 bales cotton for
Fred. B. Hustonsagen OF the White Line.
....-- The Nightingale, Silver Cloud, and
Empire, all due, had not arrived at mid
night, although the frst two were passed
on her waydown by the Morning Star.
The Leonora No. 2 had not arrived at mid
night. - asa
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st. LOUIS MaykMaA

BY TeIegraph.J-n ST. LOUIS, July 27tn
ToBACCo-Qqiet and easy for low kradsss
but better qualities command full prices.
CoTTON-Duu and nothing doing. -s.~.,
EMP-Ffrm and unchanged.
FLoUR-Inactive and unsettled; extra at
$l250@13 so.
WHEAT-Duu and 5@lOc. lower; choice
spring at 81 30 Prime fan e 0592 g8; choice
g 1902 Is; fancy - 20@2 Is.
CoRN-Lower at 81 Vd1 IL for white; sS9
93c for yellow S09S5c for mixed
OATSILower and unsettled at S214@S7c
for old; 75@7Sc for new.
RYE-Unsettled at 81 309l 40xnrE
PRovISIoNS-Opened very dun n closed
6rmer.
MESS PORK-At SIS. -
BACoN-Unchanged. "a 1-
LARD-Dull.
WHISRY-Dull and nothing doing. 81
R~ECEIPTS-Flour 1906 bbis; wheat s10,29S
sacks; corn 1888 sacks; oats l.52 sacks.
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European Market.

BY Cable.l LONDON, July q.
sCoNsoLs-93I; Five-Twenties, 92I; Erie,
4S; Illinois Central, .654;f Atlantic and
Great Western, DC.
LIVERPOOL, July ZIP. NJ.
CoTToN-Firm, and closing with less ac-
tive feelings sales to-day, 10000 bales of
mfddling uplands at J0as; Orleans l04.
BREADsTUFFs - Corn, 35s Cd for new /;
wheat. I3s I'D ior white California; oats,
As; barley, SIS.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard, advanced to 42s Cd (;
cheese, 54s; pork, 73s; beef, laos; bacon, ad-
vancedfo l5s- CsG2 MA ~
II PETROLEUM SPIRITS-9d.
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Chicago Market.
BY TeIepraph.1

By Telegraph.l"N.3 CHICAGO, July q.
~FLoUR-very dull and 25c lower.
WHEAT-DuIl; sales, of No. 2 spring at
81 759l 10. 3E1l40D 4AEA
~CoRN-Quiet; sales of No. / at s7@s716c,
No. 2 at SZ9S2Lc- wuE r~Er1 7urfrf
OATS-Dun at 66G67%. 0EA 800 ~
RYE--Firm and lc higher; selling at GIG
Csc for No. ], d S8@90c for No.2.
MESS PeRKNominal at s3 1924 90.
LARieEirm at l254QI3c. ~
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and unchanged.
HoGs-Dull at So 75@7W for good to
choice extra. .~GaR#& T~eA&E&
Reeeipts-5N bbls flour; 1870 bushels
wheat; 147Oo bushels corn 200 bushels
oats; 1,So0hogs. -~IC@E
sh~ipments-33o bbls four; $500 bushels
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HotANGSaz9e

~
Southern Hotel. ~ s'aiaCS n neeUQ d
9a e1oTDa o. on ssnmcH 9df I'd o.
B. F. Catch q Son, First Street. 14ver nrref
seoru Confectioneries. $500 sds s
Altering & Hassler, Is South First street.
Christ A. W., los Main street. Eth-
"a Grocers (RetaiD.
Parsons, Scoville & Co.
Cook &Healy. 70 Main street. ssaoltt 2
vickery Bros, 70 Main street. oHn1t fE1 ~
~ Merchant Tailors.
smith & Darling, 54 Main street. e33
FOG Of o. Hats and Caps.
Lanphear & Mitchell, % First street.
aA5 Agricultural Implements.
Fullerton W. G.. 46 Main street. sA
Hornbrook q Co., Water street. p
Babcock H. o., First street.
= Iron and Horduare (Wholesdle).
Snyder David & Co., Is Main street.
Wells Fl. K.& Son. 81 Main street.
B~Gtticher, Kellogg & Co., ID First street.
Sonntag G. S. & Co., % First street. t
Orr Samuel, Water street. saaL- Il .zusI'
Chas. Babcock, s Main Street. ta7 II
-10or8 Booksellers. Gtok rs
Geo. H. Fish & Co, 1s Main street. noI
Barter r. F.. Co.. 6First st. se LuoMe q
Miscellaneous. mta 5AZpoG0
Uhlhorn d Brinkman. Marble Dealers, 100,
l02, and los Main street. mebfeBg 5e sBv
Evansville Business College, L. 8. May
field, Principal, First street. "a ssy.tefsr
Crescent City Springs. Hit q Oelkuch. oan
Bennett F W., Meat Store, corner Locust
n Second. fea- eao .I~fs e4sD ~
First National Bank, Main street.
hewitt W. G., Florist
Wolf c., Saddler, So Main street. No
Coal.
Bodiam Mines.
A. j. Hutcheson. ~
Ice. HbIf.ss { (
T. w. Murray.
20 Carpets . ~ , 81.
w. E. French & Co..
r Lumber.
John F. Glover.
James Swanson & Co.
Brass Foundry.
Turnock w. C. q Co., brass founders, co:
Pine and First streets. p
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, July q.
ToBAcco-saies is Lhds,; iugs s. 0@5 50;
leaf So W9F 7; common to medium
FLoUR-Superfne IS 1907 co.: No at
81 so.
Z W~HEAT-Prime 81 rs. 49,
CoRN-Deiivered at 81 08. re fFFM
*OATS-In bulk at Soc. D~n
MESS PoRK-S4 80. r tsgA
BACoN-Shoulders l3Le; clear sides 16}zc
packed. - Le-ccl JIG
LARD-In tierces 1ZIc. = nHra ~.syr.H 81.
WHISKY-Raw, in bond, Sic. afrfmEE4e
BARLEY-New Fall at 90@9oc- 4.faa
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New York Gold and Stock Market,
b. Telegraph.l

Be- Telegraph NEW YORK, July q.
-GoLD-Firmer, opening at 1887, and
closing at LAC. .D~wW A.se- e~ef~sr 4
SToCKS-Quiet and without
of 1881 at IlO14; do 1862 my; do 1854 lO9sI;
do 1865 1922; do new 1857: do 1867 1857
coupons of l0-40's 1921; August 1905 1879;
June and July 1925. ETf4sae egs abtI
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July q.
CorToN-Steady at 24A@25c; exports 80
bales; receipts ) bales.
FLoUR-Sl0 00@10 p for superfne.
CoRN-Sl 309l 35 for white.
/ OATs-Sl l0al ID.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph -tn NEW YORK, July q.
r. DRY o The market is inactive, yet
firm for most grades of cotton goods.
Brown s~heeLings and shirtings are un-
n-nA rraEA
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WIN. P. HASTINGS i"5
Scenic Artist and FrescO
@GAkHEt PaintRr.5A4

All orders left at Osborne & Tileston's
Paint Store, Locust Street, Will be promptly
attended to.
CALSIMINE SEATINGS neatly done.
jy25 d3m < a1A4f6EAF
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GRESHAM & WALLACE

GRESHAM & WALLACE. !
Corner First and Vine Streets,
uAvE IN STORE, AND ARRIv.
II ing - 80
50 hhds. choice Porto Rico, Cuba, and
Louisiana Sugars; ais 3D. -raar
100 bbls. assorted Refined Sugars;
200 bags fair to choice Coffees;
so kegs y. G. Soda;
$50 half bbls. No. j, Q land 3 Mackerel; 1uf
$50 kits No. l, 2, and 8 Mackerel; w fef
100 boxes Herring;
100 boxes Madison Starch; a98 r@Wr4t
500 boxes w. r. Ham and Factory Cheese;
$50 boxes assorted Soaps;
10 bblS. assorted Crackers;
"a bbls. HOminy; So
325 bbls. K u. Meal;
100 bbls. Cement; z 81 nG n 5gNs
1000 kegs assorted Nails; a..erE urrnr
Black and Green Teas, Spices, Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c, DC. JINDl tE.
These goods, being on consignment, are
from first hands, are new, d offered, for
CASH only. at manufacturers prices.
Orders and consignments for all classes
of goods solicited. -r. 4
We deal in HAY, CORN, and all kinds
of PRODUCE .o4G egaf jylS dim
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LOST.
S25 Reward.

= OST-On the. 18th inst, a pocket book
i've dollar gold phi ce, a nifty cent piece
and two quarters IN silver, some change in
currency and one gold ring. / will pay
the above reward to any one leaving il at
the Sheriff7s Office or house. - r
jy27 2t q abam IRIS
OStr OR STOLEN-NOTES.-The fol-
lowing notes were stolen or lost from
my pocket on Monday afternoon, July I'D,
for 500 from Henry ~Stock1eth, in favor of
Adolf Judy; and one note for S25 So, favor
of V. Smith, Notice is hereby. given that
payment has been stopped on all the above
notes. and all persons are warned against
purchasing the same.
iva div ADOLF JUDY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-29
FOR RENT.
ANNOUNCEMENT

Editors Journal-Please me as
q candidate for reelection TO the Office of
Prosecuting Attorney for the 18th Judicial
Circuit at the coming election.
w. P. HARGRAVE.
FOR CoMMoN LEA JUDGE
We are authorized to Norris s.
Johnson as a candida e for Judge of the
Court OF ommon Pleas for the LIST District,
composed ofthe counties of Posey, Gibson,
Vanderbprgb, and Warrick, at the next
October elections NRXA 1R nIGE9
a T.. ROBINSON is a candidate for
~ Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas
in the First District, composed of the coun-
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson, and
Warrick. r~.u Fa-aE lyo otI
Editors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES me to the
people of the District as a candidate for
the Office of Prosecuting Attorney.
w. HARROW
Mt. Vernon, Ind, July A, 1867. jys
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-29
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21
GRAIN FOR SALE
Barley and Oats!

A QUANTITY OF BARLEY AND OATS.
n raised In Honey Lake Valley. now on hand.
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lowest Cash PRICES. Apply ct HcNnlen Il
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w. T. O. ELLI0TT.
N. B.-Some ofmy Ground Feed can Be had a
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21
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