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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26
New orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June ..
CorroN-FiTmeR; middIing 2S1zc. Sales
of 400 bales; receipts of 81 bales; exports,
A52 bales. FL .fT1Ef+ =s- AEE -E tfia
STERLING 59@55.
EXCHANGE-N. 7. Sight, 70 prem. q
GoI.D-I391z9l40.
SUGAR-Nonaina2; MRscovado, at 1870;
Porto Rico, Az; Havana brown lz1zci
Louisiana prime, I51Sc.
MoLAsSES-NofninaI.
FLoUR-Superfne at 81 7597 S77z treble
So Sa9 so; choice SO 509l2 50.
CoRN-Dull al 95e@N 90. AKA
OAFs-Steady st &c. 80 e
HAY-Steady and unch anged.
PoEK-DulI atS29 so -5lf4
BAOos-shoulders At ls77zc; clear sides at
177zc. Il ESQ f1-ss 49,. s-y
AAkD-p ncnSAseU' .L---.zaa
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June IS.
FLoUR-DulI, with sales of Spring extras
at IS 756l0 so. ~ 81 - q -
WHEAF-Unsettled and irregular; No. l
dec ined I5zc, with sales at 81 $50; sales of
No. 2, before Change, at 81 SO, declined to
81 81, opened on Change at 81 961z9l 81,
closed steady at 81 9656al 81. TINS after
noon there were sales of No. al 81 $50.
CoRN-Opeaed active, hut subsequently
declined 14Q15c, closing quiet at S6szgS635c
for No. / sales of No. l at 852s9S64c; \ %.
at S4159S5c, and rejected at 80aSlc.
OATs-Fairly active and 140e12c lower
sales at 675z96S14c, closing at outside rates.
RYE ana BARLEY-Is active and nominal.
MESS PoRK-FIrmer, bat quiet at s27 759
SIS. s
BULK MEATS Dull and nominal
BEEF CATTLE-Dul; the demand IS al
most exclusively on local account; IS 6215
ass IS for fair to good steers.
Hoes Opened steady aud more active,
but closed quiet.
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CINCINNATI. June ZJ.-W eather mild ana
pleasant during the day, but IL COM
mer ced storming about 10 O'Clock p. N.
River fell % inches in the last "A hours.
There is now 10 feet in the channel, and
win ana Onward arrived from Marietta,
and returned, with excellent trips both
ways. Altoona and Onward arrived from
st. Louis on Wednesday and the Mel
notte to-day.
The ozark departed for the Arkansas
River, with a fair trip, and in splendid bu-
siness order The Darling arrived from
. from 81. Lonis. for Pittsburg, about
Wild Hoosier. with tow OF fats, was
/ snaRged and sunk nearly opposite Sc
damsvilie: The 0hamPion No: ? passing oss,IIg
which will be speedily repaired.
CAIRO. June 25-Evening. Indiana, New
Orleans 70 Louisville, IL p M; Emperor,
PittsbuTg TO st. Louis, 8 A. NJ; W, X. Ar
Groesbeck. New Orleans TO Cincinnati, 3
A. NJ; VIM. White, Paducah Packet, 2
p. NJ; Lawrence, 1T. Louis TO Wheeling, 3
p NJ: Belle st. Louis, ST. Louis 70 Menu
pins, p. NJ; Armada, Evansville Packet,
3 P. NJ; Richmond, New Orleans to Louis
vIlIe, p. u simpson Horner. New Or
Quarry TO Memphis, P. M: Raven, down
tine Ohio, p. NJ The Richmond had go
head of cattle for Cairo, and 300 passengers
for Louisville. River has risen incht
clear; mercury So. 5tf ttf
MEMPHIS, June 25-Eve.-The weather is
clear and pleasant. with the murcury al
So at noon. The river is falling at the
rate of inches in "A hours. Passed up,
John Kilgour at A. NJ, and Marble City at
9 A. NJ, for st. Louis. In port, Sam. j. Hale.
NASHVILLE. June 25.- The river is falling
with - inches still on Harpetn Shoals.
Weather dry and warm. Arrived, A. Ba-
ker, from Cairo. Departed, Lena, for Lou
lsv1lIe.
LOUISVILLE, June Is - Eve. - Arrived
Dexter, New Orleans; Swallow and Dora
Cincinnaii: Dove No. 2, Kentucky River
]. L. Graham, Evansville. Departed Lady
Grace, st. Louis; Swallow, New Orleans
Dove No. 2. Kentucky River; Dora, Evans
VILE. The river continues to recede steadi-
~, with 51z feet water in the canal, 81
fee in the chute, and "a feet over the
rocks. Weather clear and warm. Business
dull
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Arrived-City OF
Cairo, Ne m phis; Jennie Baldwin, st. Paul
Canada, st. Paul; Sam Brown, Ohio River.
Departed = Muscatine, st. Paul; Kellogg
and barSes. New Orleans; II. ). Tarner,
Omaha. River rising slowly. and the Up
per Mississippi and Missouri are swelling.
Weather clear and warm.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June %.
ToBACCo-Sales of heavy Tugs at 81 259
So 70; dark leaf at 80 50sGi5 50: black wrap
pers at Sl29I6; medium to bright leaf at
sl6940, and fancy at S40aS5.
CoTToN-NOtnfng doing.
HEMP Dull for undressed.
FLoUR-There was o small business yes
terday.
" HEAT-Drooping sales of choice and
red Fall at 81 l5g2 Isl good to prime 81 90
GS2 10. As.m
CoRN-Iu good demand for white and
mixed ye.lOE duh; sales Of choice white
at S5gS7c; yellow at S3@S5c, and mixed at
S01S2c. .s
0ATs-DuiI; sales at 7Oa74c for good to
choice.
RYE-Mo~e active at 81 35gI 40.
PR0vIsIoNS-Exceedin dull; sales of
mess pork at s2S 2592S 50. Bacon, clear
sides l7c; shoulders l3c.
LARD-Nothing doing except In a retail
way; choice Kettle is held at l89l9c.
CATTLE-Recelpts large, with a moder-
ate demand; prices raLSe at S496 so. gross.
There Is a good demand for choice and
sheep L. mbs al Sl(15 per head.
RICE PTS Flonr, GIL barrels; wheat, 400
bushels; corn. II, 39f bushels; oats, 4S7
bushels; rye, 765 bushels.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I ~ LOUISVILLE. June o. Z
ToBAcCo-SaIes of al hogsheads; Tugs at
81 299 rs; medium to cutting leaf atSl0 90
ESQ 90; manufacturing leaf SIS 75sf iu1 {
CDRE-9O993c. t..-s -- .ssf-4esf
OATS 7S9S0c.
WHEAT-AtS1 75@I s. for old. am
FLoUR-Superfne 81 50@S 20. y 3" =
MES PORK-S8 90. GE fHa 81
LARD-I71<@17Kc. e. .sttt Ts
BAcoN-Shoulders l31zc; clear rib sides
l6549161ac: clear sides 1T5S9f71zc. iiil# i
BULK MEATS - Shoulders l27zes clear
sides lie. -f . ~. 49,
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Nen YORK Drr Goods Market.a
BY Telegraph NEW You

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. June %.
DRY GooDs-Are generally quiet, with
moderate inquiry for staple cottons for
the season; Atlantic "A, Appleton a, Pc
Quot A, and Indian Head, heavy brown
sheetings sell rapidly at l715c, and the
agent OF the former has advanced IN price
to lSc; Pacific H, Atlantic 81, Pacific sxtra,
stark A, and Wschusetts do. bring l7ci
PocassetI O Tic; A moskeag A lie; u B
1870; Atlantic I41zc; Howard A and
Massachusetts Also franklin brown dan-
nels lie; Ellerton p do &c; Merrimac
cambria prints 221zc; do. ID 1870 for dark
styles; Hamilton light prints as well as
Manchester are reduced to 1lzc.
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New ! Ork cold and ssocA MarAra

NeW. lOrk Geld and stOcA Markrt
BY Telsgraph.l NEW YORK. June Is.
MoYEx-Plenty and easy at 3g4 per cent
on cali.
STERLING-Quiet a I0aIe1<c.
GOED-D all but steady: closing at ls014.
ExPORTs-To-day. 1854. COO.
Cou sors of 81. II7szaiI75I; do 81. IisEa
1I35S; do "a, nl@lll3z: do '65. ulssGlll1z.
do. new I13Is9I14; do 81, 114@1147s: do
'6s, 1884 CLIO; 1040s. 1Uz7z91671zs 1905, ilO5z
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

~ OST COW - Strayed FROM my resi-
Ia dence, on the corner OF walnut and
Second Streets on Thursday night last, a
large black COW, about years old. with
crumpled horns; lars white teats. think
there is crop or each ear, and a slit or
swallow fork IN each. She has large bag;
is a good mixer; is kind and gentle. she
left q young calf at home. Any one re-
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Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation is now
open for the accom- mo datlon OF ooardexss
h. q. NONGE The street cars will be
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European Market.

European Market.
BY Cable.I LONDON, June 25-Eve.
The increase of specie in the Bank OF
England is E352.000.
CoEsoLs-Money 945z9s45<; account 94sz /;
bonds 7314: Illinois Central l0l5s; Erie
451z.
FRANKFORT, June 25-Eve.
BoSDS-T5s-
LIVERPOOL, June 25-Eve.
CorToN-Up a fraction; uplands III /;
Orleans Il1z; sales Y, 600 bales.
CoRN-34s Sd.
PETROLEUM = Refined dull; spirits on
the spot lid to arrive Is.
SUGAR-Actiye at 26s.
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Memphis Market.

By Felegraph.I MEMPHIS. June %.
CorroN- at SOC; receipts OF 5
bales; exports, 3 bales.
FLOUR -DuII and declining; sz@7 Il.
WREAT-New at 81 50@l 55.
Consultative at 9212@93c.
OATs-At 771zc.
HAY-Dun and heavy at Sl6. sass.
BRAN-Quiet at SIS.
CORN MEALS 1904 rs.
PoRK-Quiet at SO So
BAcoE-Quiet; Shoulders, 131ze9l4c; clear
sides, 171%9I712c.
LARD-Dull at l8a20c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID r. i A M II s.


y-opvvpry OF JAMES LOCK H0SFfTAL.
4 NO., o-ics,. Ia, (estshlished in 1850 and for
theias - vea,. located n Crica-o-the most sue
eessful spscais OF tho age In the treatment Of all
,,r.r,,ss =, bis tlce ard roo1s.si So RAynolrns
cr,,-v ~ D,.x.oRS srEErr, rr sTAiRs, upon the
.,a,,nsn, a. gnronIc Mercurial, Syphilit:c, Blood
"a ga, ,,.as.a. ari All Disorders o! Contagious
vens,e.i cn.,set,r-which be cures without the use
OF ms rcu-v iode OF potassa arsenic. or airy poison
b1t with his NyrrasLizsa "A positive eurs for al In
more and blood polrons..
90. Sae,r,.I nd Dlurnal Emissions, brought on hv
sS,s. ~. orysu, early indescfetion. excesse or
MISUNDERSTANDING lose OF memory. confusion. lie.
r,a..is, aim,e.e 81 vision, and often times nsarl.
IN der,orable train Of other symptoms
t-e..ed and radically cared by an infa'iabs method
=, vi,v tims and expense. All diseases peculiar 10
the sexual orrsns. OF private character, radically
0S aisssses 81 he meet horrible class, where the
b,ooS ~ become psiao sed-pfod aeing blotehes on
fhe face ANAL vasey blisterev aims tn the head And
Soncs nIreya.rd throat and nose. seres the limbs
and bodv reYofuIa-togsther With N eEdless aur.
bc, 81 sfeyngp- enectually and perm aneutly cured
Da JAuys is recommended BY the press OF ne
eouptsy. by Of medical colleges and b,
the medical profession generally. Ta0ee aif.cted
sboul ID apply 10 him and be cured At once.
On JAnye can be consulted, conhdentally, by let
ter p o. Drawer $3.50. Chicago. enclosing stamp scs
return anewer or at HE ONCE parorp 81 4 sc Rsr.
dolph erect corner Of Deaypborn street, from 4.
T. 10 r. a. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance and exits. go that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private and
Justpublshed. BY Dr. James, two pamphlets, on
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Condition or Theasnnde

No appetite; no refreso'rg sleep; no chssrfu,
thoughts: no disposition to labor; no inclination
Tor society; no interest in anything do desire TO
live. even and yet specific ailmsnt which can b
chased - positive diseass. Thousands, ~, tens
Of thousands, in this condition the mar,yrs Of
dsasltiss to which pathology assigns No technical
name.
what 10 the soarcs Of their discomfort, mental
and bodily ToRrcn TIE BronAcu: and conse-
quent upon that, languor OF the circulation weak
ness Of the nervss. and cloudcd brain. what doe
common sense suggest - . remedy for this deficiency
In vital poweff Clearly, re-vitalixing medicine
something that will st0ulate. tone and ussan the
broken-down energies Of nature HOSTHTTHR's
STOMACH BTTTRRS meet the cass exactly. In
this bsni6cent Tonic con bined all the Ingredients
necessary to change the condition Of the o. eiem ard
brin the dormant orgsns Into hsalfhful action In
the fall ofthc year. when the nightdews ere chill
and heavy, and the morning fogs are charged with
miasma, the body dsbilitated by the heats OF cum
mer IL peculiarly susceptible to uuWhOls ONE inf n
snces. AT THE season Of al. ctherst srefore invig
Grafton Is requifed both safe guard asainst t.
yer and agao and other maafous dieofders and ~
preparation for the eeaehinR cold Of winter Dye
rcrea. bilious complaiuts, nervous disorders, and
distressing affections Of he bowele. are Away more
or less prevalent In october and November, and the
surest and eafert means OF tyertng them course
OF this pnres ,miiiest and most eflcaoious Of ali
tones and Alternatives
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The object II the Government keeping
faith with the tax payevs, a. well ~ the
holders Of bonds, the Radicals cay 10 be
cause large amaunt Of Government sscuri.
tie, ls held by savings banks, life insurance
companies, and other like institutions, in
which : great number Of persons, the
greater poi tioa OF whom they represent to
be widows and orphans, have their means
invested and employed, and to whom they
say TO pay shis deb, in "la~ful money"
would work ,nmsnss hardship. How BE-
tlis,s 10 aympa,hss SO deeply With this
eas.. Who they say are iot capitalists.
Thsmanifest.tion % Violence brings TO
mini to passage Of Scripture
"rica sail ,ne Of his disciples, Judas
l. arot, Simans son, wlach should betray
him,
"whv wa not ths ointment sold for
three hundrei pence, and gwen TO. The
p"ori
"rhshe .ail, not that he cared Tor tho
poor, but because lac was thirf. and had
the has. and bare what vas put therein
We would cali the attention Of these verI
benevolent gentlemen 10 the fact that Their
are in this country serv much large
number II persons, among whom are 81
equally large propo,tion Of widows mt
orphans. who, toll day BY dsv for scantJ
subsistence, and who have TO Tesns to in
vest IN savings banks or Government secur
tiles. Who are ovsrbufdsncd with taxes I'm
der the present system, snd would b
greatly benefited by the Government keep
Ing faith with ell parties The claim Of this
ls,ter class to justice and fair dealing on thu
part of tho Government IL equally vel
founded with that Of the former, But il j.
not proposed 20 prevent. these institution
rpsrucs from investing their means il
Govsrnmsnt securities, or retaining Their
Investments, as they viii he much NOR,
valuable when large portion Of tho debt i.
sxt,nguished. aud the interest stopped upot
il, than thev were before.
IL should be rememt cred that thi; Gov
nmsnt Was instituted 10 administer i'm
partial Justice to all, aud not TO be the d.
mencr Of one clsss, nor the almshousc o.
another.
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Bcwaieof CountcrfeIts smiths Tonic svrvp h.,
oecnunntereiied. sLc the coaIterfsi,er brought t.
grief.
SIN i tbs Tonic Syrups
The genuine article must have DR. John Bull's pri.
waite Stamp on each bottle DR.. John b IN on ' a.
he ight TO manufacture and sell the oyioina, yohn
smthe Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, XIV Exsm,n,
well the label on each bottle. II ny private etsrp
10 not the bottle, do not purchase or You will ~
deceived See nv column Advertisement and -,
chow card. 7 will prosecute any Infringing on
my right. The genuine smiths Tonic syrup can
only be prepared nv mysef.
The publice servant.
Louisville. Ky DIR. JOHN BULL.
DnALON's "raphaa Lotion" for Beautfyng the
Skin and Complexion. Remove all ernptions
freckles, pmpss moth blotches, tan, ETC.. aud rem
der. the skin solt, fair and blooming. For ladies
In the nursery it 10 invaluable.
For gentlemen after ehaving II has no equal
"Paphian Lotion" 10 the only reliable remedy for
disease and blenishes Of the Skin.
Phslon's "Paphian Soap" for the toilet, nursery
and bath. viii not chap the akin.
''Flor de Mayo"
Flor de Mayo
new perfume for the handkerchief
Exquisite, delicate. lasting fragrance.
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MofIats Lii. Pills and PhQnix Bitters.

The most successful medicines In tho world. Med
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CLIMAX.
Aplain. .tateusnt OF facts inherited Dcrofuls.
and many OF my relstions have died Of it, In 1892
ny case Was ir,ghtful. Tumors and ulcers spread,
until in 1912. under the advice OF my physicians,
went to Avon Springs. Ireceived no benent-tried
every medicine and did everything csald. had to
rest my arm on cushion. and had not been able to
raiss II to ny head In over . year. The discharge
nom two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton vas recommended: bat prsnouaesd dangerous.
leould not Sleep and my suGerings were ntoerable
A friend brought me an KnKlish phvsician. who ap-
piled . ealvs with which he said he had accomplish
extraordinary curss in the hsspitals in England-
Il commenced to relieve: persisted in ito nee II
finally effected perfect ard entire cure. ltis nov
leae 1t 10 I've yeas since had the appearance Of
scrcfalous ssre, and my health ha bsen good ever
since. procured the receipt Of this wonderful art
cle-this blessing OF hunanity-snd have called IL
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II or not - they choose This 10 brief but candid
statement, given more fully in ny circular.
Geneva, New York, Dec. ls4e. J. n. PAGE
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for many years. He 10 one OF the dret citisene Of
Western New York. saw him last week in good
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actually true in every particular. lsiRnedl
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whether upon man bcast. 1t iubdves pain and
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ID I A II II II &c A.


Dyssntsry. GUNNER Complaint. Cholera Ne
bus, Flux, Children's Testhng, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiasie Chsisra.
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
Of which 10 spread broadcast throughout tho eeun-
Try 10 undoubtedly supsrior TO any remedy ever o.
Tered to the public for the complaints for which II 70
Intended. We have In our possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily By Col. Long. late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bursaa ~ Washington. Gen.
Fits Henry Warren. Gen. Pleasantou, and Others Of
the army; Father p. }. DeSmss. the celebrated In.
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Hospita, Stewards, Commander Of yearly evsrv
steamer plying the hississipp 80 tributary riv
ere, Western Sanitary and Christian Connissso,s
army Chsplains and others too nsmsrsusts mention.
Lkewiee highest eneomiums Of the Prese, nest 4
which ere published In our almanac. (which " win
tend to a.y one requesting . praisine it, valuable
medicinal qualities in The higAess tsrms. No ethe,
aeAielns hes sch seesaneadasiess lac. Ma
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Check At sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS for si1
Nonths, or more may b made at nvs per cent
among over 900 shaehold.is. Comprising many gen
tlemen OF large wesh and financial experience, who
are also silly liable to depositore for ali sb
cations OF me Company 10 donbls the amount Of
their capital stock AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO, receives depoelts in large or small amounts
and permits them 10 be drawn whole or In par
by CBEcK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE
allowing Interest on all daily balancea, %, ties
throughout the country can keep accounts In snis
Institution with -pecis Advantages OF security con-
veDience aud pr ct js22 d&W6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

Outward applications are time and Money thrown
away. The permanent cure 10 De. HAEHlsoss Pa
isrAlisrrs LozrNors. They strike at Ne causs.
We coald all this paper with curee. They are
pleasant, never grp. nor. like all pills, Go they re.
lnire increase o. doee. For elderly persona females
and children aud ali others, they exactly suited
to ob.ias Cstvsness the prolific OF III health.
Forsale BY Us. HAnnisos Co., Prsprietors,No
fremont Temple, Boston. and by oil Druggists. or
~ill be nailed on receiving GO cents.