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ALIENS
hU NC BAbSANE.
The Remedy for Curing
ALLEN -
mOnary Organs.

Diseases OI Ine lnFOats bTOnCnlIiss rams
and Oppression of the Chest or Lungs,
Difficult Breathing, and all
the Diseases Ofthe Pull
mOnary Organs.
IT'S ACTION Is EXPECTORANT. Alternative,
lSUDORIFIC, SEDATIVE. DIAPH ORETlC AND
DIURETIC, which readers it one of the must valua-
BILE remedies known for curing diseases of the lungs.
II eXctes eXpectorauon, and causes the lungs to
throw off the phlegm mucus CHANGING Sc
CRETI0NS and PURlFIES the BLOOD; heals the
rritated parts; gives strength to the digestive
gans; brings the liver to its proper action, and i'm
parts strength to the whole system. Such is the i'm
mediate and satisfactory effect, that 1T is WAR
RANTED TO BREAK UP tn E MOST DISTRESS
ING COUGH IN A FEW HOURS TINE, if not OF too
long slandidg. IT rs WARRANTED to give entire
satisfaction even in the MOST CONFIRMED CASES
OF CONSUMPTION 1T IS WARRANTED NOT
to produce costiveness (Which is the with most
remedies or affect the head as it contains Opium
in any form. 1T IS WARRANTED TO BE PER
FECTLY HARMLESS to the most delicate child, al
though it san active and powerful remedy for res.
toring Nhe system. THERE Is NO REAL NECESI-
TY FORSO MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
when ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, If
only taken In time.
Sold by all Druggists Price 81 pei io'''a.
For saie by SMITH X DAVIS, Port!Hud. Oregon,
General Agents. Also, By Dealers il family Aedi-
ciRes generally.
Dec. 30, 1854. @ts.
, 1867-03-08
toFudAL.1
tOEnS4L,l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed 'at'the second Session of the Thirty-
= Ninth Congress. 1 ~

E = IPuBLIC RBaoLUfIoN--No. o. 1--.
JoIxr RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of
War to transfer certain property to the Ma
: tionRl Asylum for Disabled Volunteers.
Be il resoired By the Senate aud House Of Rep
reseniatires of The United States Of ARlericG IN
Congress assembled, That the National Asylum
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers not having OBJ
tanned title to land at Point Lookout iu Mary
land, as contemplated in the twelfth section of
the act approved March twenty. first, eighteen
hundred and sixty six establishing that institu-
tion, the Secretary of War is hereby authorized,
at his discretion, to transfer to the said Nation,
al Asylum any of the property of the United
States still remaining at Point Lookout which
may be considered appropriate and useful for
the objects of that corporation.
Approved, January 20, 1867.
, 1867-03-08
Notice to Absent Defendants.
OF WASHINGTON,
County OF WALLA WAILA I S.
James II. Fruit, Pltf,


County OF wALLA wALLA. S.
James Il. Fruit, Pltf, In the District Court Of
vs.. the First judicial Dis
- Jonn Green, trict, in and for said
DahieI G =, WEIGH, and County and Territory.
IINo JOHN A. GREEN and DANIEL J. WEIGH,
Il two Of the Defendants named in the above emit,
tied action; Hou and each Of you are hereby noti-
filed complaint against you in said Court which win
come on to be heard at the first term Of the Court
which shall commence more than two months after
ne "a day OF February 1867 and unless you appear
az eAld Term and answer the same viii be taken as
confessed and the prayer thereof granted Tho object
and prayer OF said complaint is 10 recover Judgment
against you Tor the sum of one thousand dlars and
thereon at th- rate Of four per cent per month
from the 18th day OF December, 1866 the same being
the amount now due on a promissory note executed
by sad Defendants payable to said Plaintiff and da-
ted December 18th. 1865.
Complaint filed February IL, 1857.
lO-2m b. L. SHARPSTEIN, Atty for Pff
, 1867-03-08
$ttalla &jalla gtatesnat.
FRIDAY EvENIEG, MARCH 8 lsc7.

nTRY IT 0S."-The Rnieker6ocker tells an ex-
eellent story Of Burchard, the reyivalist, not of
him exactly either, but Of what happened at the
close of one Of his meetings. HI was in the
habit Of addressing his congregation in this
Wise
~ am now going to pray and | want all that
desire to be prayed for, to send up their names
on a piece Of paper"
On the occasion to which we refer, there was
at once sent up to the desk quite pile oflittle
slips Of paper, with the names on whose behalf
be was to "wrtstle." as he said, with the Al
mighty"
A pause soon ensued, when he said, "Send
name the friend you want prayed for"
At this stage of the proceedings, man whom
we shall call 0ziel Biggs, a stslwart man ofsix
feet and half in bis stockings, notorious un-
believer, and a confirmed wag to boot, rose in
ike mdft of the congregation, mark for all, and
amidst the winks, and hecks and smiles of the
auditory, said;
"Mr. Burchard, want you to pray for Jim
Thompsonl'
The Reverend petitioner saw from the excite
ment Of the audience that 0ziel was "hard
case"
"what is your name, sir? and who is Mr..
Thompson"
'It's Jim Thompsoui he keeps tavern down in
Tbompsonville, and | keep public house a
little below him. lie is an Internal sconndrel,
and want you to give him lift"
"But," said Mr. Burchard, shave you faith
In the efficacy of prayer? Do you belieye in the
power Of petition2'
"That is n'ither here nor there" responded
OElel, 81 rant you 10 try IL on him."
, 1867-03-08
Robert Emmet Circle No. 1.

L q N a N B T. o t In T. IN O O d.
ENRoM and AFTER this date, the members of this
- Circle WI meet every Thursday evening, at
"a O'Clock, precisely, in the Court House.
J. McCRAITH Sec'y
, 1867-03-08
SCHOOL NOTICE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY AN
nOunces to the public that on WEDNESDAY
next, December 18th, he will open
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
in the rooms attached to the Catholic Church in this
city Possessed Of practical experience for cars
past. in the Intellectual and moral training of youth
it will be his utmost endeavOr to make the Institution
inferior to in the several branches of literary
education. He desires also to acquaint the young
men of Walla Walla that he is prepared for such as
may desire it, to give an
e We MING SCH OIL
at which they may reap the advantages of thorough
commercial course, embracing Book keeping, (single
and double entry Correspondence and commercial
calculation related to the various business depart
ments.
Terms for Day Schools
Elementary Depart per quarter, IL weeks $40
S"uIses. 10
Evening School, tri-weekly lessons ............ S
These terms are on coin basis. and invariably
ayable in advance. Q-3m) Rev. P. MANS.
, 1867-03-08
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIEsl NEW REMEDIES F!
DR. Gibbons DispensaI,y,

c10 KEARNY STREET. Ell,
OIO corner Commercial, san
Francisco, established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual and Semi
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea !
elect Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms. Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tency' etc. Skin diseases (of years
standing) and liberated Legs, sue.
.e.llr 4raotad
, 1867-03-08
Prevention Better lLan Cure.

The newly invented patent French Safe, sure Pre-
Ventiye against diseases aud Pregnancy, sent 10y
mani Price -. Address DIR. ). F. tGlIBON. GiG
hearty street. near CUmmorcJl, san IIaIielsco Pos,
Office Box 2a2
, 1867-03-08

In the District Court Of
the First judicial Dis
trict, in and for said
County and Territory.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, August 5.
WEATHER-Cloudy and warm.
FLoUR-Steadya at SO 75t9l0 l21zcfor Spring
extras. 49, =
WHEAr-Steady at 81 1902 Is for No.
red; 81 S0@1 IS for No. Spring. g
CORN-Active and buoyant at 4641zc
higher; 9O@s31zc for No. i; SS@sshe for
No. 2. u Sd a i. Cd
: oATs-Dun; 5sseac for No. ,; closing at
60c. ~ c91lle #N
{ RYE-Unsettled at 93998c for No L.
BAgLEf-Mfre active st 60c9S1 % for No.
l on the track. - Ft84 "a Ast III ~ Ia
PRoyIsIoSs-Stagnanta and entirely NOM
inal
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and nominal.
HoGs-l0@l5c lower. ea -ftaHls8
RECEIPTS-1,6 600 barrels of -four; 900
bushels OF wheat; 5000 bushels of corn;
5,400 bushels OF oats; 400 hogs. .zHfa ~
SHIPMESTs-4,800 barrels of -four; 6,0O0
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August s. %
CorToN-Firm; low middlings, 251a@26c;
sales, So bales; receip s. $50 bales. IL.
SUGAR-Louisiana quiet; l4c for fair;
Cuba, unchanged. sief bEdfH zHtff4 -4i--.t#
MoLASSEs--Cuba. unchanged. 1a -.
4 FLoUR-No sales; stock large; buyers
holding off. ar -5s z
CoRN-Firm at 81 05@I Is. ssv5 Elsa
OATs-Firm at 81 Is. $500 esf35.
PoRK-Quiet at S26. -@
BACON - Dull and weaker; shoulders,
1870; clear sides, &c., - astx - :
LARD-Prime I'm tierces l3L@1lc.,@ .sf8
; -GoLD-l395<a140 ~ t093
sTERLING-None Offering; quoted at 5214
@54I5.
N. \. ExcHANGE-1zep premium. -zs=.s-sss-s-
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcIsNATI. August 5. q
FLoUR-Firm, with fair local and som
shipping demand, and prices rested steady /;
sales of family at So 25@9 rs, and fancy at
$40 i06a&l
- WHEAT-Firm.e There is a good ship
ping demand for prime to choice Ken
lucky; sales of white at 81 20a2 IS; red
firm at 81 8j@2 90 for No. q and No. i. -
CoRN-Unchanged and not much doing !;
No mixed 7Sc in bulk. :
OArs-Dull at 45c for new. Mood on the
market. -
RYE-Inactiye at s5@99c. The receipts
are light, but fully equal to the demand,
which is only local. ,
COrToN-Firmer;m iddling uplands held
al &c, but the demand was quite light.
4 2WHIsRY-Unchanged Ey&A = ~
PRoyIsIsN--Quiet, but held more firm
iy; mess pork S23 %; bulk meats lltalec,
with sales OF 100000 pounds shoulders at
quotations.; aeon firm at lie for should
ers; ls51gl4c for sides; and 151ac for clear
sides.
LARD7Dull and nominal, with no de-
mand; 121zc offered. -
HAMS--URchanged and dull. III aafsn
BUTTER-Dull at l69l7c for Central Ohio !;
2OG22c for Western Reserve. 81 -
EGG--Safes at Ice. Ef .-sa s
MISUNDERSTANDING and steady.
GOLD-140 buying. HFANNf
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WEEKLY REVIEW.

FIEANCIAL.-The money market has
been, during the past week, quiet, but the
demand for loans has been about equal to
the supply of currency. 1t is evident that
the banks are in comfortable condition,
and are meeting all the legitimate wants
of their customers. But this ease in the
market can not last long, and pressing
demand must be felt very soon. The rates
of interest in bank are from 10 to II per
cent. Brokers charge IL to Is.
New York Exchange is duh at par buy
ing, and lilo premium selling.
Gold is steady. The buy ing rate here to-
day is 139; silver, 40.
Government Bonds are reported as adj
vancing in New York, and our quotations
below are about the New York buying and
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IRON AND HARDwARE.- The trade fn iron

IRON AND HARDWARE The trade in iron
has been quite brisk. There is no reason
for complaint. There are no changes
from last weeks Quotations: Tin Plate,
SIS Is, and firm; Bar Iron, SIC. |:
Sheet Iron, boiled, Ss4@s1ac.; Char
coal, 1Os4 ll12c; Nails, s. so; Ares,
Mann's, si6 90; Lippincott's, sl7 so;
Simmons, SIS 90. The large amount
of Improvement going on in this city
and the towns and country adjacent,
continues to have its effect upon the Hard
ware trade in the line of building mater
falls. -
{ 8 DRUGs.-Business is. reported as good, ;.
quite satisfactory, expectations fully real.
lied. But little changei in quotations. Lard
on, No. l winter strained, 81 Is, No. 2
81 90; Linseed OIL 81 40@l As; Coal oil, AZ to
45c. Soda &c for English. and SC for Ameri-
can. Quiniae, 81 Is per o.; Indigo, Madras
81 50 to 81 So
~ PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs.-Porkc continues firm. Our
dealers seem able to meet all de-
mands, and Will probably continue
SO during the balance OF the season. We
fix our quotations as follows: Ness
Pork s23 90. Bulk Meats. shoulders, 10
cents; sides. 1214 cents. and clear sides 1917
cents. Bacon, shoulders ll1zc; clear sides IA
@l41zc; hams 15c to Ice; Lard, I2als1zc.,
tierces and kegs. Cheese we quote at lac
for new Western Reserve, and l61zc for
Factory Butter is in better supply at
lSc to zoe for country. 0H - ~ =
Z GRAIN.-The receipts of wheat have
been free, though not large. Prices
are lower. We quote wheat this
morning at 81 7o9l so, for red and
white, with prospect of further
decline. Corn, is held high, with only
moderate stock in market. 1t is now quot
ed at 81 90 in new gunnies, and SeaS5c for
shelled in bulk. Oats, are lower; Quota
tions, 65c in new burlaps.
z FLoUR-For good superf1ne no sale 70 re-
ported; Extra is offered at 50 5J@lO 90;
Family and fancy brands are named at
Sill 90 from new wheat.
CORN MEAL-We find but little business
doae in meal, and prices have advanced
We place the price OF kiln
dried at 81 0O@4 Is per barrel.
SEEDs-We make no change In quota
tons since our last. Glover, Sill 90. Flax,
e Is. 49,, $50
s HAYS materially lower; Baled can be
had now at SO 009l5 90 per ton. New Glow
err. however. is still quoted at $40 90.
BRAN-Marlxet well supplied, and stir
declining in price. Not more than sl7@IS |
per ton isnow offered.
FRUIr-Nothing is done in fruit except |
In asmall and local way. Green Apples |
are norninaIly 81. We have no quotations /
for dried fruit, or for Oranges aud Lemons.
PorAToEs.-Abouta ali in the market are
new, and are disposed of to the local trade.
OF old are given. The stock
Is pretty well exhausted.
GUNNY BAGs--A light stock in market,
and held at &c for good second hand, and
sc for heavy yei0.
SALT-In good supply at 50 90 for small
barrels, s. 30 for large barrels, and soc per
pushed.
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New York Cattle Market.

By Telegraph.I NEW YORK, Augusta.
RECEIPTS 6,2ss beevas, 1856 sheep and
lambs, q. 44 hogs.
BEEF-Depressed and n to lie lower; of
ferings liberal to-day; some 500 head
mostly disposed of; extras, l6I@l7c;
good. l414@ BE ordinary toinferiOr, 11@l4c.
SHEEP-Lambs buoyant and lc higher on
the week; sheep. 5@71zc; lambs, S9l014c;
,HoGs-Firm and a shade higher; 1890;
40 car loads received to-day; all sold.
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. Nv e IL N e w S
For cher Ri,sr 1ten,s See .seperr,h polre.- 2

| After a dull day matters livened up
yesterday evening, and there were several
arrivals and departures, including the
| Charmer, Cincinnati to Cairo Empire.
Louisville to Memphis; Phantom, East
port TO Evansville &c uicksfeps to Cairo
WIN. White, to Green River; Tenn pest.
Louisville to Memphis; Champion, Gin
cinnati to Memphis; and Chattanooga, to
Cumberland River...-..The' Phantom had
splendid trip of both freight and passen-
gers from Tennessee River, with large
orders for her return trip. Her pilots report
the discovery of new channel at The
head of Hurricane Island, up the Ken
lucky shore between the two bars, with
four and half to five feet water-.......We
are indebted to the clerks of the Phantom
for manifest.--...The Charmer came in
from Cincinnati about five O'Clock with
about 60 tons of freight, and after adding
considerable here, left for Memphis.
She looks exceedingly fine, and has
been very thoroughly repaired.......
Capt. Vandergrift and Jesse Birdsell, FORM
erly of the Argosy, brought her down in
duck time, having left Cincinnati at 2
o'clock Sunday morning. ........ The Empire
had a moderate trip. and did but little
business here.........The Chattanooga and
VIM. White had nice trips out ....The
Quickstep. with few tons of
freight, left with the Charmer for
Cairo. She will lie up at Mound City
for repairs.....-...No signs of the Mayfiower
at mignight...-.-.-Two boats came in about
midnight, we suppose the Champion and
Ten1pest-.----..The Sam. Orr is ready to take
the place OF the Mayf1ower, If the lat
ter Goes Lot get In to-day.
MANIFEST OF THE STEAMER PHANTOM
FROM EAsLPORT TO EvANSvLLE.-WilheIm
& Weber, p ale boxes; Cox Humphrey
Ill bags wheat, barrels -four: Hayhurst
& Whitaker, rs bags wheat; r. K Dun.
kerson & Co., deer; j. @. Du Souchet q
Co., barrels tar; lgiehart d Bros. IL bags |
wheat; Akin, Parvin & Co., l barrel bacon:
Ragon Dickey. 20,000 feet lumber, bale |
cotton; Travis, Hoing Walker box Of |
Miller, Gardiner Il Co., l |
box drugs, bottle medicine; n. Meyers, !
l9 coops chickens and turkeys bags feath.
ers, ID bags rags, bag beeswaz, COW; E. |
G. Vanriper. hogsheads tobacco; Horn |
brook & Co, % boxes peaches.
For Louisville-19 hOgsheads tobacco, Is
bags rags, boxes feathers, box ginseng,
i box beeswax 2 bales cotton, 7 rolls leath- |
er, D caddies tobacco.
For \ ew York; hOgsheads tobacco.
For st. Louis-7 rolls leather.
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new York Market.
BY Telegraph NE

| CoTToN-Firm and advancing; Loo bales
sold at 2s13a2sc for middling upiands.
FLouR-Receipts S,3l6 bbls and 5,3l5 bags
cnange; $500 bbls old Sold at IS 25@7 40 for
superfne state; and Western 81 1919 50 /;
g. Ohio so o@s 9 %
trade barnds, 81 50@l0 10 for spring st,
Louis; $40 00gl5 rs for. winter do; Caliior-
choice si4 IS. Rye # four, SIS bis sold al at
So 1903 90.
Observation-Disclosures. V kNN
WHEAT-Receipts 81 ,329 bush.; market
heavy and declining for new, and steady
for old; 26,o0O bushels sold at 81 s091 IS for
No. Wllwaukee, g 2592 40 for new ann
and 81 65a2 IS for white California.
RYE-Dul1; sales of 500 bushels at 81 AZ
CoRN-Reeeipts I5e0I5 bushels; market
excited and 2g3c higher. with an active
specu alive demand; 2lS,0O0 bushels sold
at 81 uid o. for new mixed Western, 81 0S
for choice in store 81 O0aI O3 for unsound
and 81 OF for kiln dried. 5 rew ~ ~
OATs-Without a decided change Re-
at 7Sgs4c for Western; CSC for State; 7S990c
for inferior to prime new Southern.
4a4aI STOCK IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat 1888 bus els; corn 669, SS5 BUSH
els; oats 2I9,336 bushels; rye 42,69S bushels:
barley 9,404 bushels; malt $685. bushels;
peas 3,l04 bushels.
RYE-Quiet. = u .ssfAl
CoFFEE-Unchanged.
SUGARmH eavy; sales of 200 shhds Cuba
at IU12C9lZ14c-
MoLASsES-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-Dul at l41z@l5c for crude in
bulk; 30(d31c for refined in bond.
HoPS-Quiet and steady. .-
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of 1850
bbls al So S7@23 % for new mess; closing st
S23,k regular; SD 70 for old mess; $40 756a2O
for prime; and 81 IS for prime mess
BEEF-Firm but quiet.
BEEF HAMs--DulI as=-'sss-esas'-
BACoN-Qutet and steady; sales of 1000
pounds long rib, ice cured, in bulk at f2i5c
Cur MEATS-Dull; sales of 275 packages
at llGll1ac for shoulders; I5@l7c for hams
! LARD-Steady; safes OF 200 bbls at I21za
1876 for new,
BUTTER-Quiet at lI@23c for Ohio. Ef
CHEEsE-Dull at 79l3c.
LATEST Pm.
FLoUR-Closed dull, heavy, and Csc lower
for new, and steady for old.
WHEAT-DuH and nomfnally Ease lower
for new old quiet and steady.
RYE-Dun at 81 40@l AZ for western
CoRN-Firm, with a good speculative de-
mand at 81 06@l 09 for sound new mixed
western, and 81 0l@l % for unsound do u
PoRK-Active, irregular, and unsettled:
sales 4 900 barrels mess at $50 95@23 90 cash
and S23 00@23 1871 regular closing at S23 00
cash and regular.
BEEF-QuIet and UNCHANGED.
CUT MEATS-Steady and quiet.
BACoN-DuIl at previous quotations.
LARD-Dull at l314@l354c for fair to prime
steam, and l5ssgl312c for Kettle rendered,
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, August 5. s
CorToN-Firm: urlands &c. e4-
CoRN-95ct9Sl 05 for whole range.
OATS-65@75c. -.
FLoUR-Dall; superfine unchanged.
Pork SIS 75626.
BACoN-Clear sides l614c. 81 81 SIS
=LARD-l3@l4Ec-. .
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New York Gold and Stock Market.
By Telegraphl IS NEW YoRK A,1ss g. 2

LD-Without change; opening at I4OsSS,
and closing at 1401S.
STOCKS Government shade better:
coupons of 81, Il01z(g II0Z ditto '62, H2jz@
Il2sS; ditto "a. sl09s4 10: ditto a65, 1l0Z@
ll05s; ditto new, l0S5S@ 1885; August 1905,
lU7s49lo6; June and July, I075s@l074.
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sxcHANGE-1zc premium.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Ofice at Evansville, State of Indtana,
on the 5th day of August, 1867. 100 80
Persons calling for any of these letters
win please say Advertised" giving date
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, August 5.
Dry Goods, quiet but firm; rates withou
observation-disclosures = ks Sill e&E &
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WE HAVE I'm STORE A ExJ4Ea
" assortment of Goods in our tza1S
which we purchased for CASH durtzffezr
late panic in prfces-all of which -ekxzaSS
and will sell at prices that viii Ez1eznt
Retail Merchant large profits
All successful M erchants know thnf1xasss
money is made in buying -goodG 1ss.
GOODS WELL BOUGHT ARE Ea&aBE
SOLD, and as we do no charge .anyzAaHg
for showing our stock we would be piass&k
to have everybody that deals in orrshzx<s
come in and examine onr styles and pfscE1s
LANPHEAR & MITCHELL
aps rs No. rs NORTH lFIRsTa.
n ZINE ASsORTMENT OF Ladies I-aaaE
~ Misses Trimmed Hats, of the la1sGs
Spring Styles. Just received at
: APPS LANPaEAR a MIICHELIE
a GREAT. VARIETY OF Mems sx1
~ Boys Palm-Leaf, Legaorn, E1nrs
straw, and PaBama Hats, for the SEzr<y
Trade, just resolved, and at greatly r.
aps LANPHEAR & MIrCHELEx-
4 LARGE LOT of Shaker Hoods aIzan
IA received and for sale low at
ap3 :LANPHEAR d NlTCHEuyx2-
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The following quotations are from the
Office OF w. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street. 5sss...ssa-.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
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st. Louis Market.

st. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August s.
ToBACco-Active at full prices, and
steady and firm.
COTTON-NO sales reported.
FLoUR--Inactive, and buyers contend
ing for lower prices; extra IS: double ex-
ira s9@9 so; choice country el09ll do city
81 25@11 70
WHEAT-Active and firm, and sc higher
for good grades; spring 81 40; fair to good
fall 81 y0g1 II; good and prime ST 75aI 771&;
strictly primeand choice 81 ss@l IS; fancy
= Constructive, but prices are main
tanned white 95@99c; yellow 85c; common
mixed SOC.
OATs-Largely declined, prices ranging
at 40a50c.
RYBDelivered at 650s0c, sacks returned.
PRcvIsIoNs-Dun; business very small;
mess pork, s24 25@25 90; Bacon-si oulders,
l21zc; clear sides, 151<@15Zc.
LARD-l21zc for choice Kettle rendered in
tierces.
WHIsKY-In better demand at 81
RECEIPTS = ,206 barrels of -four; 20,47S
bushels of wheat; II $50 sacks of corn l6,-
j. bushels of oats; ,S43 bushels of rye; $50
bushels OF barley.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-06
WANTED.

WA ED-SITUATION-By steady
!" young man, as Gardener, and to at
tend to horses; has had experience as
gardener. Inquire at w. q. Newitts, on
First Avenue, or at this office. jy3O dot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

JoHNsoN's FLAG OF TRUCE.-The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, un-
der date of February 18th, thus ventilates the
accidental President. He speaks rather mildly
The events of the past seem to confirm every
word of that reported conversation which repre-
sented the President as saying substantially tnat
he desired harmony between the two branches
of the Government, that he knew this could only
be obtained by square back-down on his part,
and that all he wanted good chance to get
out of bad scrape. Within week, " Anoy
has been sending messengers from one TO anotn-
er of the radical members of Congress, advising
them of his willingness to come to terms 1hls
| know to be a fact though it is safe to bet
hat there will be semi-ofcial denial OF II oeiore
long, and the whole story will be denounced as
sensation" The fact of the matter is, Andy
is fiat failure, take him any way you will he
lacks the to do whathe believes to be right,
just as he only lacks pluck to do what he knows
to be wrong. He is willing to proceed to GER
tain distance in either but when it comes to the
crisis he gets scared, turns back and squats dog
gedly in his seat at the White House He is a
sort of General Jackson, with the brains all
scooped out, except the organ of destructiveness,
which, with no motive power to put II in opera
tion is nothing but sniveling ris inertia, harm
less to his enemies and helpless to his friends.