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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11
81. Louis Market.

By Telegraph 49, ST. LOUIS. Sept. TO-
ToBACCo--Active, and Tugs advfsr ID 259
DOC per hundred; other grades unc nged.
FLoUR-More active, and choic brands
l?c higher lower grades une nged /;
CHOICE superfne = IS: extra Sc IS 90;
double extra 50 .25l10 20; treble exl.A SO 10
@l2 20; fancy 81. 507l3 rs. . sa-r-t.
WHEAT-Stff and r5lSc higher; 81 ga
30 for prime and choice white: 81 1512 .
for do. reds 81 50gl 75fer commonto prime
Spring. n ~,
CoRS-Actiye and higher at 81 0791 90 for
mixed;Ssh 10 for. yellow; 81 I091 ID for
whlte; Il a1GL co5o,-
BARIEYD Dull and iower at 81 iossi pV ID 70
prime and choice Spring. So .t-a
RYE-Unchanged at 81 bal Is. q / 49,.
NPRoVfsIONS-Very firm; Ine>s pork S26,
bacon--clear sides 1s9 209 2054 &c : no ders ask
l9c; shoulders he; sugar cured hams 2i1st9
PC; lard more active at 13144l31zc In,
tierces :l3s4 d1414c in keg. e o " 3rst
WHISKY Quiet and nominal at % o. y
Receipts 1861 barrels flour; 4 go sacks
wheat: LIB sacks corn; 6.5lS sacks oats !;
64l sacks rye; 1, 716 sacks barley. H.
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Interest on Money East and West.

The commercial article in the Indianap-
oils Journal thus accounts for the differ
ence in the rate of interest in New York
and the West: -a
We are often asked why it Is that the in
terest on money in the West is TO and IL
per cent. when it is quoted ia New York at
only ami 4. The reason is TO he found in
the manner OF making the loan more than
in the real value of money. Time loans,
without collateral security, are COMPARE
lively unknown in New York, and a bor-
rover, If he could get the money there at
all on such a loan, would probably have
to pay a. much int est as here In the
West. The l ans at low rates which a e
quoted l The Eastern papers, means loans
where the borrower agrees TO return the
money upon csll, and leaves with the
lender an ample amount of Government
or other 6rst-ciass securities, to pay the
debt the very day it is called for
and not paid. Capitalists prefer
low rates, because of its entire safety. and
the fact that IL can Instantly be called in
If any good opportunity for investment
presents itself. Money. however, is always
worth a lower rate OF interest in the older
and more wealthy communities. 1t is
worth much less in the old countries than
in America, a q some less in the Eastern
rates than in the West. zen per cent
may be considered the general rate in this 4
country, now that II has been authorized
in this and most of the Western States.
There seems to be enough money to he
had at this rate, upon satisfactory paper.
to transacr air the legitimate business OF
the country.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept TO-
FLoUR-Active and firm; Spring extras
l5@25c higher, selling at IS 1903 %. -.
HEAT-Opened strong and higher;
sales of No at 81 2365l q; No. at 81 S36e
! $50, and closed quiet, at 81 909l so for No.
L, and 81 S3Gl S312.
CoRN-Opened firner. and 2@3c higher,
but closed tame, at SI "a for No. L 81 "a for
No. 2. .l...
OATS-Opened strong, and &c higher, but
closed quiet and weak. at 571Sc.
gRYE-Clo ed firm; 81 Il for No l.
BARLEY-Firm and 215d3c higher: 81 90
q | 1919 Tor No. ?, and closing al inside
prices. - .--
MESS PoRK-S24 5aa "a rs. -...
LARD-Steauy, at l3c.
BEEF CATTLE-Duil; s. 2jG7 90 for me-
dunn 10 good shipping. 4ar-
HoGS-DuiI; So 25Gl6 GO for fair to good
s.SHEEP-Active; 81 O0f94 80.
kECEIPTs-9 .4u0 barrels of -four; $4,000
bushels wheat; Il3.0O0 bushels corn; 81 600
bushels oats; 4,a00 hogs. d
SHIPMENTs-l, 100 barrels -four; IlI,OOO
bushels wheat; 81 500 bushels corn; 10000
bushels oats.
FREIGHTs-Active and firm: at l4s4al5c
for wheat TO Oswego; Sc for wheat; &c for
corn, and &c for oats TO Buffalo.
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New York Market.
Rv Ta1ppranf

BY Telegraph.l NEW YokK, Sept 10.
CoTToN-Dull. heavy and dropping; sales
400 bales at 26c for middling uplands,
FLoUR-Receipts, 1925 bbis., Is, 079 bags
15@30c better; chiefly on low grades; sales
10, go n6ls. at - 6Ogs . for superfine State
choice extra State: 50 50aI2 rs for do. extra
We tern; 50 l0@l2 90 for do. r. II. o.; SO 90
ola 50 for new st. Louis; closing steady.
sales 100 sacks and barrels of California
-four at II 50Gf3 i5al3 IS; choice do, sales
l .2u0 'bbls. Rye flour, S 75oJ7 s. =
WHISKY-Quiet and .steady.s sales 100
bbls. Western at 3Gl2c. bonded. -... i5-4
WHEAT-ReceIpts, 16,079. bush; 5@zc bet
ter; sales AZ 0e0 bush. at 81 4}g2 4S TOR am
Der State;zs2 30 for. white Michigan aud
Genessee winter red Indiana on private
terms; about 81 623 for white California
No. 3; Chicago to arrive.
RYE irmer; sa les 15,g00 bush. at 81 80.
BARLEY-Duu. - q
BARLEY M+LT- Quiet.
CoRN-Receipts, 100000 bush; opened
heavy closed more active aud 10s2c better;
sales LIT, 900 bush. at 81 22ql 24s4 Tor new
mixed western; 81 1891 q for unsound
and 81 p for white WESTERN ~
ATS-Receipts of IA, $40 bushels market
less active and easier; sales of 1000 bush
els at 68@G7c for new Southern; zoe for new
Ohio and hicaso. sAuI 49, i' 80, 2
. RICE-Quiet and unchanged. h.c
COFFEE-Quiet and steady 500.
SUGAR-Qu1et and steady. at l1149il54c
for fair to good refining.
MoLASsEzs - Quiet and nomjnally un-
changed.
HoPs-Ouiet at 40a60c for new crop. rf-
PETROLEUM-Quietat l51&ai6c for crude,
and 321aGt33c for refined in bond.
PoRK-Heayy and lower; sales of $50
bbls at S24 56@24 81 for new mess; closing
at s24 81 for regular; S24 for Old mess so 80
go 20 for prime: ga for prime mess.
BEEF eady; sales of $50 bbls. at pre-
vious prices and 100 tierces prime mess at
$40. Beef hams dull and heavy.
BACoN-Quiet and steady; sales of $1,000
pounds Ice cured short ribbed on private
terms.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales of go pack
ages at ll549l21zc for shoulders, aL>d I51a69
1910 for hams.
LARD-Steady; sales of s65 bbIs at I3eI41zc.
BUTTER-Firfn at 1lg24c for Ohio; I5gs &c
for Ntate. --.---. .e sEr
CHEEsE-Steady at sal4c.
Latest PM.
FLoUR-Closed 5gl0c. better, with fair
dem and.
WHEAT SC. better, and moderately
active.
RYE-Flrm; 81 ssgl 40 for new Western.
OATS Dull; G9970c. for new Chicago and
Ohio. Pes. 81 ~ 49,.
Il CORN Steady; 81 q a 24Ix for good to
prime hew mixed Western. as
PoRK-I'uli and dropping; S2f J616M2I 81
for mess. cash and regular
BEEF-Fairly active, and steady.
Cur NJ sATS-Quiet and unchanged.
BACoN-Qutet and steady. f
LAaD-Flrm at 135s1I41sc. for sfeam-ren
dered, and lf14c. Tor Kettle rendered.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY telegraph CINcINNATI, Sept 10.
FLoUR-f'irmer but not higher.
/ r.WHEAT-Higher; closing at 81 1872 20 for
No. red. 3 no alHf ~ .ta5@- =
81 oS01 10. -
e OATs-Steady at 60c for NO l. i.'3isF an
= RYE-A shade lower; closing at 81 o. =
BARLEY-Higher at 81 3O6sI 40. ~. 81
CoTToS-Dull and prices nominal. e
WHIsKY-33c in bond. xI(E -.
'PORK-Mess irregular; sales zoo barrels
at ~ .ooeezi 20. chiefly at inside prices.
BLK MEATS Firm at iSgal5c; offered
fBAcoSAI4s4al5s for Isfiosuidesss; lie for
sides: 1ls4c Tor clear ri b. and 1S9iIS1lc for
clear sides; sugar cured hams advanced to
2eyd2sc,- ana aTe scarce
LARD-Ad yane ed tor l5cy with sales of
1,20otiefees; holder now ASK lS1Zc -
- BGTrER-203c higher and the supply
IR,gs ss!v ee NJ qhi9 Ie. ana Western
CHEEsE-Advanced 10 I.1IG l2c, and the
supply light.
EGGs-Advanced to l7e. Hu
CoFFEE-Is &c higher; good to choice
Rio at25@271zc.
<SUGAR-UncfaDgeda and quiet
LINSEED OIL.-Firm at 81 %.
FLAXSEED---S2 Is and demand good,
GoLD-lfS9l4314 buying. Money market
uHcuduSSur sE
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RIVE r. N e w s,
Foa. othe,. fsirer Aenas see Seueflth Page. !

fli Fo1. other Rtter Ienas see Seventh Page
= = =
~ LoUIsvHLE, Sept. I0-The river is fall
ing, 2 feet III inches ingthe canal.
CINCINNATI, Sep. I0-The river has fallen
inches. Weather cloudy. Thermometer
at 62 degrees with a2light rain last eye
ming. ..f.-.-.,-
The ADDITIONAL arrivals and departures
yesterday evening were the Ella Faber.
Louisville and return; Mary Erwin, to
Cairo; Phantom. to Eastport: Michigan,
from Three Mile Island 1890. The Phantom
left after dark last night with an excellent
trip-.......The Ella Faber had good trip of
freight and was full of people--....-.The
Michigan came down from Three Mile
Island late last night, and wiz leave to-day
with a good trip for Memphis 1.-THE
Tempest had serious time ofit, having
grounded twice between Portland and New
Albany. She had not arrived at a late
hour last night.-......The Michigan has
chartered new hull built at Newburg by
Captain Foster, and will tow it to Mem
phis this trip..--..-.Captain Dan F. Clark,
formerly of the General Anderson and
Glendale, is in the city at the American
House. He leaves for Golconda by the
packet to-day.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 10. Z
CoTToNu,pun and irregular; sales. I75
bales of low middlipg. "a DC; receipts
forthree days. 81 bales, exports, 2422 bales.
Z Z SUGAR-U nchanged. Tg..ll nfs e
Es-Unchanged- r.- e...
FLoUK-DuH; ; superfif e, IS ..
- CoRN-Dutl,l Declined DC. - iss- l1ae
OATs-Dult at zoe. st ft.y ff
g PoRK-Advanced &c; mess, S23 50d27 rs
BACoN-Shou ders, l6c; el-ar' sides,y 20c !;
sugar-cured hams. l5c; all johbing lates:
sales, 70 arrive, rl214c Ior shoulder; 1915
I4ARp4i Prime, tierces, ,I41ze. j o. --s:i =
. GoLD-43c. o.. .s..rsg = 60. =. g. . q.
2 ExcHASGE- Sterling. 5f1z@5s; New York
exchange, 1ac premium. ~" Io u
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From the New Evening Post, Sept. 4.
The Express Controversy.

We are informed that the suit in equity
in the Circuit Court of the United States,
instituted by Mr.. Phelps, of Michigan,
agains the Trustees OF the Merchants
Union Express Company, with the design
of oissolvlng the company, and winding
up its affairs under a receivership came to
an end at Cooperstown, yesterday. pre-
Iiminary motion was there made before
Judge Nelson, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States SINH
lar to the motion made in this city in
chants e MON E.xp eSs Comnany- for an
injunction and receiver, and this motion
was promptly denied, and the bill of COM
plant of The plaintiff dismissed. -
fAs this was a test suit, the whole ques-
ton may be regarded as Settled, and no
dissolution of the Company will take
placel iiAf At
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To the Public.

a RE YOU AWARE THAT MESHs
"A LERiS HERB BEITkRS is-warrant-
enc cur ID diseases ar IS IN from impure
Blood, a Weak or Disqrdered stomach,
The ingtedis6fs IareEentirely composed
of medicinal herbs and roots, all possess
ing wen known curatfYe ppweis. 1t has
been used by .ersons afflicted with va
rious diseases for some years past. and
Z such has been its success that the proprie-
- tors are now induced to offer 1T 20 the pub
A-lic with the full con fidence and a willing
ness TO guarantee that, if properly used 1t
Z will effect permanent cures in the most
" obstinate cases of ciseases
Hundreds of certificates of cures effected
= by the use OF this medicine, can be pro-
cures, If desired tfor proofs of these facts),
in the city of Evansville and vicinity.
All money refunded that is expended for
this medicine If no cure is effected.
For sale No. North Second Street bet
Main and Sycamore, Evansville, Ind. !;
also by druggists.
seq "A. GETZ, Agent.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph ~ NEW York, Sept. 10.
DRY GooDs-Quite active anu well MAIN
tanned, except one or two brands of Stand
ard brown, sheetings which is &c per
yard lower, viz: Atlantic A Sheetings re-
duce9. to Ike; do FL and Pacific A. and II ,
which sell al lie; Lymon f are reduced to
F12c; and Boolt ID to lie; Lawrence g
Demins at Eye. Fiannels and blankets
have recently been reduced Slightly in
aud in active request. Tire cause of the
decline in sheetin IS owing somewhat TO
the heavineSs inithe cotton market.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10.
TOBACCO Sales, 2O9 hogsheads at SLOT 90
for Jugs, and 81 50922 80 for common to
medium leaf.
FLoUR-MOre active for choice grades;
No. superfine. $40 90.
WHEAT-S2 1902 10.
CORN-Shelled, 81 10.
OATS In bulk, $50 5Sc.
tCoFFEE-Rio advanced &c. 81
SUGAR-Refined, advanced &c.
8 MESS PoRK-S25.
. BAcSe;-shoulders, 1454@l5c; clear sides,
1876, packed.
LARD-l3GI314c.
COTTON-Ac. tas
WHISKY-S2c in bond.
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To CoUNTRY ,MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention. especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. BIZ
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &C. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants. \.
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wheeler & Riggs, southeast cor. FIRST and
Sycamore streets.
Holman L. & D., 80 and 81 Main street.
Dalzen Matthew, IS Water street
Gilbert s. E. d Co., 81 First street.
: Liquors. i.L zig
Gamble A. S:,6 First street. u
- Feed Stores.
Troup VIM. & Co., los and 10 Main street.
Gross & Crofts, Third Street, bet. Locust
and Main 3i7F ~ z" ie-
on 81 Sash. Doors, and Blinds. x.,.
Steele & Tribe. II =, ...,l
, NJ u NUM- ui'iiei . q ?'ii'r4lhai srw
sr:f n Carpenters. ~ O scr,- 81.
Thos. Grant. 3IswzGn a5.dw -s--A---
Jno. z. Taylor y sesoqrHq aag
McCorkle & Strong, corner Walnut and
Eighth. 7odt fi9dls OF hsig q
D ssa8u9rirf Printing! sal
Journal Company, No. Locust. Street.
Blank Book 1Nanufoctory. =
Journal Company, No. Locust Street. = :
-a ei'i g7 7oJaccd. ~ On
s. Brentano Co., NOT Main Street.
II. r. SCHNEIDER t-i 5lh
Hotels. lgo
Southern Hotel
HFoH t4t .IA
B. F. Catch & Son, First Street. 4,
Confectioneries. ..,.
Altering 4 HassIer, Is sonth First street.
Christ A. 8 W, los Main street % sa
sGrocers, Retal):
Parsons, Scoville & Co. A., ~.
Cook & Healy. &c Main street. r.-l
vickery Bros. 70 Main street. ;r
r4 Merchant Tailors, III
Smith & Darling. "a Main street.
-,< Hats and Caps. n
Lanphear & Mitchell, Is First street.
agricultural Implements.
Fullerton w. G., As Main street.
Hornbrook & Co., Water street.
Babeock HI. o., First street, o.
Iron and Hardaoare { Wholesalers |
Snyder David & Co., Is Main street.
Wells H. X. & Son. 81 Main street.
Boetticher. Kellogg & Co., Is First street.
Sonntag G.. $. Il Co, % First street.
Orr Samuel. Water street
Chas. Babcock, Main street. .i
Booksellers a.
Geo. H. Fish & Co., 10 Main street.
Barter r. F. & Co., First st.
Miscellaneous. Old
Uhlhorn & Brinkman, Marble Dealers, 100.
102, and 10i Main street.
Evansville Business College, L. s. May
field, Principal, First street.
Crescent City Springs. Hit & Oelkuch.
Bennett W., Meat Store, corner Locust
and Second. ~
First National Bank, Main street.
hewitt w. G., Florist.
Wolff c., SaddIer, IS Main street.
p Coal
Bodiam Mines.
A. j. Hutcheson.
Ice.
Z. w. Murray. .fb' +
Carpets. T.
W. E. French & Co.
Lumber.
Ohm F. Glover.
ames Swanson & Co. See
Brass Foundry.
'urnock w. G. d Co., brass founders, co:
Pine and First streets.
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New York Gold and Stock Market

BY Teiegraph.l NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
MoNEY-Steady at 4a5 per cent for call
loans.
STERLING ExCHAN6E-Fi Firm at 91zd10
pei cent, gold, tor first-class bills.
GOLD-Withouu decided change: OPEN
ing at 1926. declining to 1857, advancing
TO l441s, and closing at 1872.
GOVERNMENTAL shade firmer: coupons
of 1881, 1l11s; do. 1862, ll43S; do 1854, lOgH |;
do 1866, MS; do. 1867, los; 10 lDs 99s4 1885,
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR MEMPHIS
The feet and elegant steamer
f~ EE MICHIGAN.
IlesEs9assiEs John Mccain. Master;
- Lawrence. James, Clerk.
Will leave for Memphis direct THIS DAY.
September III n, at II NJ. taking freight and
passengers at Lowest rates
For freight Oh passage apply on board. or
to fE &. r.! RUDD, ~ -.--s.~
sell dit or r. X. ROBERTS, Agents.
FOR CAIRO, COLUM BUs, & MEMPHIS
The splendid light draught steamer -l
az .fL sggF1 yI.P.aWEBB- -
LIAR l.. Lancaster. Master; =
szzszzzs.szah Charley, Irwin, Clerk. = .
Leaves Tor Memphis direct THIS DAY,
"Wednesday, September III, at 5 PM.
For freight or. passage apply on board,
or to- a. 70 80 COX d 1UMPH REH, 20 e.-
sell dit ~ II .s17 Esa - Agents.
.fH FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO. So
The elegant passenger steamer
80 CORA S. 50
I st15r-re, Hicks King. Master; I-t-t
- '-i' al. C'roxaH, Clerk,
Leaves as a owe THIS DAY, "Wednesday,
September 18th, al P-M.fftff 954
For freight or passage apply on board,
or To - X. X. DUNKERSUN eco, i! II
sell ult gr 81 = = 3h.tA genus.
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Memphis Market,
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. 10.
CoTToN-Dull at 24925c.
CoRN-Whole range 81 l591 20.
OATS--65a70c.
HAY-S2092I.
E'LoUR-Super6ne, 81 so.
PoRK-SN.
BAcoSlShoulders, I5ai6c; Clear sides,
1914@20c.
:. sEARD-159l5Lc sGne
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DRIvATE BOARDING.

n-ll.- F1rst-ciass Boarding, by the Day or
80 - = n ~ a "a sIIt
res Week. at syrogd e. NJ. BuRNSlS, =.
No. 7GDiyision St, bet. Second and Third,
sFs Ea - . 81 ~ -
"a may21 diff 5iniag II EVANSVILLE Ind
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TOR SALE-GROCERY-T stock and
x fixtures of the lion City Grocery. No.
q Locust Street, WIFI be sold at "a bargain.
If applied fer soon. This is a desirable
stand, and is well known. For further
particulars apply to "
sel4 diff III. HAMMERSLEf.
rOR SALE-HOUSE-One brick house,
y two stories high, seven rooms, good
cistern- brick stable and wOod-shed, lot AZ
by $50 feet, situated in good part of the
city, Tor sale cheap.
s. II Also,
One Farm for sale exchange for city
property. r..fFf VIVIAN A
Also
Twenty Houses and Lots for sale.
TFtT $. NJ. ROLEY, ..4
Real Estate Agent.
Third Street lin ESQ. Emeryls officel.
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MhUINLEIs CAhhULL q VA ~
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
q L H u SCI =
y IA - * 81
Maginley. Carroll Il Co. ............ ProprssssxE
ben. MaglnIey.----....- 49, NJ azasszss-
d. j.; Il, oven General DiFss,sza
James .Maitre du Cs1zazk-
This company. which for the .impsrzzEss
purpose OF saving the wear" and tssr aais
performers and horses, and for the TnssErN
| walton of their magnificent equipIs1zsSxs,
are transported from place to place ry -
special railway trains wiz arrive at
PC 4-lA-Ai z EVANSVILLE,
MONDAY, September 10Th, fsFs-
where, they viii give two Grand Ezz4lhs-
tons, att Al q T. J 49,
and ~ O'CLOCK PM.
Admission, 50 cts. children under -=zz-
The features of this chosen associanAm
are rrepIeIe WIN artistic exceiietie slaA1
ing brilliant array OF artists:
MILE MARIE ELLIE. ~
The Partisan model OF Ia hdute ecUas
- MADAME CARROLL.
Premiere Dame du Cirque.
THE BELMONT BROTHERS
Gymnasts, AcroDats. and DelineatorE al
the Grecian School of Heroic Art Enzb
Hanlon 3Tothers are tame and pQ1ss 1n
comparison TO thee Admirable Cr42B-
THE HOLLAND FAMILY.
John, sr., John, Jr.. and Masters Gsn-Hr
and Eddie,
Gymnasts, Athletes, and AntipodezEhzsEs.
Y Z = Mr.. w. B.CARROII
re Multitudinous Horseman and AIMS
nous OF the Arena.
Mr.. JOSEPH TINKHAM,
The Apollo of EqueStIians. and lam f15sfas
OF Double Som erSanIts
PROF. WILLIS COBB'S TRAINED uysRE-
70 a5si GOATS. and MONKEYS.
Among the attractive elements OF anss
exhibition is recent importation Of
JAPANESE PERFORMERS,
whose wonderful acts embody the EDrGG
extraordinary represen tations of OrieEf.z5
and Celestial Gymnastic Miracles.
Equestrf0ns, Touigeurs. Athletes. DanSssssz,
and Hippo Dr0nidtists,
Led by tile following distinguished EssF-
formers: Joe Berdeau, Gonzales, La Rsldan
May. Joe Neal, Master louis, La Pszzr
Annie, Ed. Smith, Mile Flora MarosEE
Master Wlllie. Billy Remington, Mile r5sss,
ME, Master Frank, Dan Shelby, La Fsa1eR
Josephine, Master George.
l,r,sl MIR. BEN. \ AGINLEY.
Wit, Rumorist and Jester. Mr.. MagiIaAqr
unites the scholastic requirement q a
classic education, and at this. time can ssE
safely pronounced the only living re2as-
OF the old regime fsF1R
NIX. c. FOWLER
is remarkable for quaint drollery and aRA
facility With which he maintains the zas--
brdled merrlment Of the circle.
b. Among the equine wonders will be foezzaa
the fam Gus thOroughbred
IRISH TRICK HORSE ROSEWOOD
who will be introduced by his TRAINER Mr.
MagiDley, in a series of performances Cor
hdently pronounced superior 10 any equine
exhibition ever witnessed by this conlua2-
nifty. A superb
CORNET AND STRTNGED BANE
that can challenge the world.
The afternoons entertainment wiz ann
by
GRAND FREE EKHIBITTON,
In which Mile TInkham, the beau01u1
French Equilib rist, will ascend on sirse~
der wire 80 feet long TO the apex OF razxr
aR altitude of 70 feet KkT
be given outside the pavilion previouE San
the performance.
81 rrssk A. w. MORGAN,
sep3 General Ageu1.
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DOAaDING.
- 1 have superior accommodations for
few boarders. by the day-or week.
MRS. W. w. WARNER,
Sycamo e St, bet. Second and Third, .i
/ auI3 dlmI Opposite MesKer's Tin Store.
s-r...t-..~ ,vut II -.Isl v.s..1 SCI
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BOARDING..

~ OAR DING Boarders wanted at
n W. W. SHANNON'S, on Main treet
above the E.-8 G. Depot. Day Boarding
81 90. Boarding and Lodging from s. O0-to
So 90 per week. Also, large and pleasant
rooms for families. I. lau2 div
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DOARDING-H HOUSE. - The under
orsign ed HAS operIetia Boarding ouse
son Third street. between sycamore and
Vine, opposite Philip Decksrss store, here
y fFanafn Der Of d az and " eelSly boarders can
be acrornm Odated with board.
mayl5 MRS. II. CARTER.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

ITO LET ROOM "A nicely furnished
IL front room, with board. on Sixth
Street, between Main and Sycamore. In
quire of j. H.COFFMAN, at the Auction
House, No. 81 Main Street lau2S diff
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Editors Journal-Anpounce. me-to the
people of the District as candidate for
the office of Prosecuting Attorney.
tQCrf T91 w. HARROW.
Mt. Vernon, Ind, July 4, 1851. jyS
rAaafr te~fM 4stgk4E
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Great Discovery.

Complete Revolution IN Roofaeg
THE PLASTIC SLATE ''-Fsn.
Roofing and other purposes.
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y Editors JournaEPlease Announce me as
candidate for reelection to the office OF
Circuit at the coming election. ~
w. z. HARGRAVE. g