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Riyer Dispafehes.

MEMPHIS, June l2.-Clear and warm.
River rising slowly. The KAN is fall
ing. with 3 feet scant to Little ROCK, II
26 inches there.
Departed-R. +. Lee, New Orleans; tow
boats Stella and simpson Horner, New
Orleans.
In Port-Argosy, Belle, anu 81 Louis.
NASHVILLE, June I2.-River falling; 90
inches of water on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather hot and dry.
Arrived-Ella Hughes, Cairo; Fanny
BraudieS, Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, sJune I2-Arrfvedi Success.
from Fort Beutons sam Gaty, from Fort
SulIy; American and Mary Davage and
barges. from P~ittSburg; Stonewall, from
Omaha; Magenta, from New Orleans. De-
parted: City of Cairo. for Memphis; h
Savannah. for St. Paul.
The river is falling slowly from st. Paul.
ing at Omaha. The Illinois is failing, but
has plenty of water.
Weather clear ami warm
CAIRO, June Il Commonwealth, st.
Louis TO New Orleans, at 8 p. M; the RICH
mond, New Orleans to Louisville, at 10 p
NJ; Umpire Nashville to Cairo, at s A.. N. :
Ida NOrVal, Louisville 10 Nfcksburg, p.
N /; Quickstep. Evansville TO return, ; p.
M; Julia, It. Louis to Vicksburg, at 8 p. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, June 12-Arrived-Pine
Grove, from Cincinnati; Emma No. 3,
frCtA st Louis. sHV:i
E=VaIted-Pine Grove, to Nashville; EN-
ma tO.3, to P~itt-burg.
The river is still falling slowly at this
point; 5 feet 3 inches water In the canal :
3 feet 3 fnehes In the chute; and 2 feet ,
inches of water over the rocks-a decline
Of inches since our last report.
Weather continues clear and pleasant.
Business very dull.
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RIV Err Re w $.
. oaher R.ser 80 see segeath 10.

The river continued 10 fall rapidly last
evening THE additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight include the
Empire, Arkansas River to Cincinnati;
Ollie Sullivan, from ~Cannelton: Tonnes
see, to Cairo; sam. Orr, TO EastpOrt; Ga.
letea, Pittsburg to st. Loais; Richmond,
New Orleans TO Louisville; John KilgOur,
Cincinnati 70 New Orleans.---..J.P Webb,
from GAINESVILLE -..-.----.The Empire was
nearly
/. Fae sam Orr had an excellent trip o1t......
The ollie Sullivan had a good deal OF
freight 1.-THE new low pre- sure Galetea
arrived after dark last night, with a fair
trip. Sheis very unique in her construc-
ton, and Is, we presume, an experiment.
She is $50 feet long, % feet beam, with 5
feet hold. Her state-roo AS run fore and
aft; her machinery occupies a con-
siderable portion of her cabin. which is
very narrOw-..s.--The great low pre- sure
Richmond arrived at 1917 O'Clock last
night, having had an immense trip OF
freight and people. she discharged over
eco head OF cattle at Cairo, and had DIS
charged over $500 worth of passengers.
and was still crowded to repIetton.
Peop,e who love comfort ought to
travel On the Richmond. She got over
~f--& E%3C5D' $3.50 1851 A+EANs H+A@ACA2
whom was elegant young friend Char
ley Crawford, clerk of the Louisa. The
Richmond viii be here ear Y Monday, en-
route to New Orleans-.--..The John XIII
gour arrived at midnight, with a big
barge Ia tow, having considerable freight.
She lies over here Jill the train ar
rives, at ten o'clock to-day, when she
leaves for New Orleans and all way ports,
Capt John q Benson, an accomplished
gentleman, is in command, and passengers
and shippers will receive the most cour-
teous attention. We were sorry to find
Capt. John @. Benson suffering from
rheumatism and scarcely able to
The Ella Potter, having had new
machinery put in, made a trial trip
yesterday, and performed admirably. She
was inspected by Col. Gutherie, and pro-
nOunced III right..---.The J.P. Webb ar
rived about2 o'cIock-too late &c. ascertain
her cargo-..-.Capt. Doty, a famous Red
River s-teainboatman. was a passenger by
the Richmond last night.
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ST. Louis Market.

By telegraph. ST. LOUIS, Tune u.
ToBACCo-Firm and unch4nged.
HEMP-DuI; SI50@I6O for undressed.
FLOUR-DulI, especially for low grades,
which are not wanted; sales small, at yes
terday'S prices.
WHEAT-Opened firm, butthere was less
activity in the markets; choice and red
Fan sold at g 60a2 6S: prime to strictly
81 50.
CoRS-Fum and higher; choice mixed
and yellow . q: choice yellow S2gS3c; and
prime and enutce white S5GS6c.
I -IlsLer and in better demand, at
IS use. 20 -HE
HYE Fl ner, with sales at 81 z39I 70 for
cI Oic-.
PRuvTsGoSs-DulI. but holders are firm.
Mess Pork held at IS p, which is above
the views OF buyers. Nothing doing in
Bulk Meats. Bacon-clear sides held at
l64@t7c; shoulders lS9l3Lc.. Lard-nOth-
ing doing; cnolce tierce nominal at III
a Sc. -HE s. #a..
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seM 0 r Marker.

By Telegraph NV YORK, June i.
CoTToE-DuI and lower; sales OF 800
bales at 29a291Ze for middilng uplands.
F~LOUR-The receipts are 7,743 barrels.
and 3,BS bags; the markft Is dull and
l0Gl5c lower; sales of 500 barrels at s. 35G
Sc 90 for superfne state and Western /:
extra western: 81 254i3 % for white
wheat extra 50 25Gi2 90 or round hoop
Ohio: SO t091l 90 for extra St.LOuis; Sl2 %
ais 90 for good TO choice do; closing
heavy; included in the sales are 1000 bar
refs Of low grade extra state for export
California Eeavy; sales Of SO sacks at
SO t5aI3 %. Rye Flour steady; sales OF 2UU
barrels at IS 50Jl0 90.
CoRN MEALESteady: sales o. SOD barrels
of Western on p ivate rms.
WHIsKY-NOminal.
WHEAT-R+ceipts 1855 bushels; heavy
and 2G3c lower: sales of 81 600 bushels at
81 1902 Is for No. 2 Spring in store and
California; 3 20 for p5 me Canada cfn6 on
shfpbOard for Live poOi, at 21Sd freight.
RYE-Duu and lower; sales of $50 bush
els Of Canada at -
BARLEY-Nominat.
BARLEY MALr-Quiet aud steady.
CoRN-Receipts 81 100 bushels; dull, and
lac lower; sales Al 600 bushels; 81 0S01 O9Z
for inferior to prime mixed Western 81 %
for very choice do 81 099l 10 for PRIME
VIII tie Western.
OATs-Receipts 26,939 bushels; dull and
declining; sales 5000 bushels; at Sc for
Western in store; SIC ahOat.
RICE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-steadys sales $500 sacks of Rio
at lJGZZsc currency.
1l3c.
rMOLAssEs-Quiet.
HOPs-Quiet, at I094nc for American.
PETROLEUM Firm, at l5Lc Tor crudei
3IRM32e for refined bonded.
Provisions Pork opened a shade lower,
and closed firmer; sales OF. l.50O barrels at
S27 S5a2S % for new mes, closing at SIS %,
regular; s27HZ7 80 for old do, closing at
SZ7'5o, regular; 81 59923 for prime; s24 ,
@2f 80 for prime mess. Beet steady sales
of 240 barrels l5020 50 for new plain mess;
$50 5Od2f 70 for new extra mess; also, 40
tierces at SIS 3 for prime mess; $50 50g135
for India mess. Beet hams nominal at 269
34c. Cut meats heavy; sales Of $50 pack
ages at IZL@l3c for shoulders, and i5%G
lie for hams; middles du-l and heavy;
sales of 10000 pounds rough sides at l4c Tor
Lulk.
LARD-Du.l; sales Of 700 uerces at 1910
dered also, $50 tierces of steam, buyers
July, at l7hc. i
BUTTER-steady at 25933c for Ohioi 3Og
5c for state.
CHEEsE-DulI at 79I5c.
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WANTED.

TANTED-AGENTS-T To sell the
~ LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT,
yJohn :. G. Abbott. This work will be
Illustrated with three fine S4eel e~ngraVings
81 u eight maps, printed in tint, and sold
eli by subscription. Agents viii ind
u .sa work that Will sell itself. The SUBJ
Ct.authOr. and the fine style in which
ne book will be published c5tnnOt fan to
insure for IL Al enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price 10
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBIN, BOWIE
a co, publishers, 40 Walnut street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. imarlS DIFF
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph June L.
T~OBACCo-Sales of IL hogsheads of Tugs
to manufacturing wrappers at S. 3592t 70.
CORN-At9 M95c.
OATS-At 7SUS0c.
WHEAT-At - 2092 y.
RYE-At 81 9592 90.
FLOUR-Superine IS 009S 50.
MESS PoRK-s2S o..
LARD-1Sc.
BACON-Shoulders 1870; and clear sides
I7Ae.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders at I215c.
WHISKY Dull and unsettled; tree raw
offered at s. 10.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, June y.
FLOUR-Dull and nOminally lower; sales
of Spring extras al SO 00Gl0 50.
WHEAT-UDSettled, Irregular and 29212c
lower; sales of No. 1 at 81 SO, and No. ? at
81 5@FS?; closing unsettled at 81 S6Z9l 81
for No. 2. this afternoon there were sales
of No. 2 at 81 500, cash.
CoRN-2%@3c lower; sales o. No. l at $40
aS7c: No. : al S39S4c, and rejected at S09SI.
RYE-Quiet at 81 559I IS for No. in store.
BARLEY-NOmlnal.
PRoyIsIONs-DuL and dropping. Mess
PORK sold at 81 7592S 20. Bulk Meats neg
lected.
LARD-l7c
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M0NETARY 4 COMMERCIAL

70 CoUHTRz MERCHAEr -Wedireet the
especially Of country merchants
70 tue superior facilities Of the JoURSAL.
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ar kinds Of mercantile wozE, VIZ, BIZ
Heads. Cards, C~lrsuIars- &C. Orders for
WORK can ne sent through any Of me
evansville Merchants.
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al HqS.E
Weber 4 Co, corner OF Ma saA
Third Streets.
Iron.
Sam1 Orr & Co., Dealers in Iron, %es2
etc, Water 81. corner of Sycamore.
R. c. Jewell It Co, No. IL 5. First sue&
Jeloelry and Clocks.
Geissler & Delang. No. 4S Main St.
A. C.. R-osenkranz, No. II North % q.
Lumber, Sash, &c.
Tribble, Myers & Bro, End Street. azs9Ro
Chestnut.
John F.. Glover, cor. Main and 9TH ST.
JAS. swanson q Son, Water STREE GR~
posite Lamaseo Wharf.
Liquor Dealers.
GanbIe & Forth, Wholesale DealerE So
Liquors, &c, No. 6 soutL First ST.
Marble Dealer
Uhlhorn q Brinkmau, Marble DezzsE
Nos. 100, l2 and lOi hainiSneet.
Meschqnt Tai ors.
D. :. Anderson, Merchant Tailor, NO.s
Chandeliers Block.
W. 9. Hazelrigg. Merchant Tailor. VA
81 Main Street.
NJ. Lyon, New opera House. corner ~.
posite the Sherwood House.
Musjc.
Frederick Gel, 8rd ST., below s~yeanaaA.
o..
Philip Decker, Dealer in Compound LR-
bricatIng Oils, Sd st, bet.syeamore &eVtaA-
Plumbers.
Gibson 8 Welsh. No. 80 Locust st.
Painters.
William Woods, House and steambnaE
Painter, shop cor. 9TH and Mulberry SITS
Physicians.
Bray & Day, Physicians and Surgeons,
No. 8 First Street.
Dr. II. NJ. Harvey, cor. Main and Bird Ste
DIR. A. Weber, Third Street, betwesa
Cherry and Oak.
DR.. A. c. Haynes. cor. 3D. and WaInutslG-
Real Estate Agents.
w. H. Klussman & Co., Real Estate
Agents, NJ. 50 Main street.
VIM. Reavis, o.. ! Claim Agent; aisss
Real Estate Agent, Mem St, bet. Sd d sta.
AIvah Johnson, Real Estate Agent
Third Street, between Main and Locust.
Up. Elliott & Son, Thirf near Locust
MeNeely Il Schubert, Washington Block
Third Street.
~ sial1 Re tdurdRts.
Dicks saloon, cor. First and Locus SIS
Saddlery, Trimmings, dc.
@. WOLF. R Main Street.
Charles Babeock & Co. No.. 8 Main st.
St1Ues and TgaWare.
Lodge, Jenkins & Fender, No. 81 Matn-st'
Steamboats,.
Steamer Tennessee, Capt Ben.-Howards
Master, Regular Cairo Packet; leaves
Evansville Tuesdays and Fridays.
Steamer Quickslep, H. T. Dexter, Master
leaves Evansville Mondays q Thursdays
Steamer Armada, Gus. Dasouchet, Mas
ter leaves Evansville Wednesdays ana
Saturdays.
Steamer sam. Orr, leaves Evansv5Is
every Saturday,
HENDERSON PACKETS,
Steamer Mollie Norton, Charles Perkins,
Master, leaves Evansville daily at3% P. n
- steamer ewsbey,W w. II. Shelter, Master
leaves Evansville daily atsP.M n.
GREEN RIvER JACKETS
Steamer James Gray, Joe. MeReynolds-
Master; Regular Semt-WeekIy Packet
Steamboat Agents.
G. r.. Rudd, Water Street
Umbrella MdRafacturer.
Adolph WAGNER, Third street, Bet. Wins
and Division.
Undertalers.
John w. n George II. Henson, Undez-
takers and Embalmerr, No, 1888 Main ST
r.. smith q Brothers, Undertakers, IN
Main St., between Fourth and Fifth.
Wooden MUS.
Schae 'er, Gruen 81 Kehr, factory in IEGa-
pendence; store Third St, below Main
Wagons, Materials, DC.
G. DecseE& Sons, 40 and l48 Main St
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New FORK Gold and Stock Market.

Dg IGTGgTdpUsT NV AVUNT
MoNEY-Easy at 3G5 on call loans.
STERLING-Quiet at SI9l0A.
~GoLD-Firmer: closing at I4O914O1s. The
shipments tomorrow Will probably ex-
coed 81 ,0O0, geo. =
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Opened weak and
closed strong. The 4:3O P. NJ. prices are:
Coupons of 'sl, n6zgll64; 80, ll2@ll2z;
'64, l097s91l0; IS. n0HgnOZ; do. new,
1l2I@1I3; do. "a, Il31S8ll3A IO-40s. l05T9
log; 1905, l09HgI09A.
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y CHANCE TO GET PLEASANT HOMES.
ARCHER.s ENLARGEMENT,

- A&A
in the northeast portion OF the city, has
Jlsf been laid out into lots and Is offered
for sale
AT REASONABLE PRICES N ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion of the city. and not
ar from the Main Street line of Street
Railroad, and any extension of said line
may be expected to run close to IL. The
ground Is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. 70 lies west of
the LOngworth Tract (the location of the
proposed City PARK, and adjoins IL, and is
. nsi de the corporation 4Hne- -.-
we invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply Immediately.
For further particulars, inquire of
Il III BERT,
sNEsl. p Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or BAKER, EF
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~ 0rIeans Narkef.

By Telegraph new ORLEANS. June y.
CoTToN-Deciining: middllng &c; sales
LOO base~; receipts l0l bales; exports 1877
bales; sales of me week S,43I bales; re-
ceIpts COB 5a es; exports to Liverpool 1892
bales; TO the Continents 1881 bales coast
wise 353 bales; stock LOB bales.
STERLISG-At 52055.
y. Y. SIGHT EXCHANGB-4per cent. pre-
MUM.
GOLD-l40.
SUGAR Dull: I2ZaI3c for Nos. /, ?, and
3 Lou siana prime; l5Ac for Cuba.
MoLAsSES-Dull. at 4S955c for choice;
louisiana IebOi.ed soc.
~FLOUR-DuIl suPerine IS 259S 80 choice
unchanged.
Coz S-Dull at 97%c@sIA0jH.
OATs-DuIl, at 7Sc.
HAY-Unchanged.
P~ORK-Firmer, az so ..
B~ACoS-FIrm; shoulders HHc clear sides
I7Ac.
L~ARD-Firm; in tierce Iskc; keg zoe.
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TOR RENT-STORES The two new
stores on Market Street, between Lo-
Gust and Walnut; Won d maxi a 6rst-rate
stand for a boarding house and wagon
yarI, the lot being IS by 40 feet. They
are well adapted to either store or dweE-
ing purposes, or both combined If ap-
piled for soon, they will be fitted u to
suit the applicant. Inquire of SAMUEL
VICKERY, or at the st)r of
rs- -NICKERY BRUTHERS.
funSd diff t 70 Main ST. eet.
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BOARDING.
RAILROAD HOUSE,

Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation Is now
open for the accommodation of Ooarders,
under the direction of MR.. and MRS.
r.. q. NONGE The street cars Will be
found convenient, running TO and from
she premises every ten MINUTES. One or
two small families can b accommodated.
P.S. Large and good accommodation for
stock. lmay2S dim
boarding. Mrs. d. Carter has re-
ID moved to Mr.. Joh Hewson's large
house, on Division Street, between Second
ana Third, and is ready 10 receive as many
day bOarders as win give her a cal. She
also mas i've or six good rooms TO let.
mayi3 diff lie ID. CARTER
BOARDING BY HE DAY OR
- WEEK. at
MRS. E. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. y Second ST., bet. Main and Locust
streets, Evansville. Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a Humber
q day boarders can still be accommoaa-
led. MRS. r. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK June L
DRY GoODs-The weather Is gloomy and
trade is no better. Prices of light ana
sirabfe patterns are reduced 10 l5c, and
most Of the popular maSes of Prints to
1215c, such as E0cheeo, Dunnel1s5 Pacific.
and Oriental, bat dark STYLES cam be had
az less than BIC. Poor styles Of Glasgow
Bingham is selling at I4c and Clyde a. l0C.
PepDereli Jeans are off to l5cs Manchester
lae ms to me Amoskeag Stripes
Z3%9241%c; Meth1n A a Ticks TO 3I1zc.
Brown and bleacaed MusIins and Drills
are generally steady and IN Light reQueSt.
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Rattle.

THE DRAWING FOR THE Wreath
- OF Flowers for the benefit of Joseph
HOoions, Will take Ulace at the American
House at 8 O'Clock this evening. SubscIib-
ers are requested TO be present. sel3 1t
Es BY direction of the Treasury Depart
ment, the Steamboat Business of the Gus
tom House will hereafter be transacted
with AFRO DYER, Attorney at Law, Third
street. Steamboatmen, take noticet
tun9 div /.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. June II.
CorroN-Duu and heavy; receipts, -
bales; exports, p bales; weeks receipts,
10 bales; week. port 2IS bales; pres
ent stock, 745 bales. 4
PoRK-At=S29 80
BACON - Quiet; shoulders, l3%c; clear
sides, l4Lc.
LARD-9Q20c
96G9Sc.
OATS-At S0US2c.
HAY-At SIS 00dl9 90.
BRAN-3Uc.
CoRN MEAL-S4 25M4 80.
NEW P~oTArOES-SS93 80.
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house Is a irst-class hotel. situated on
Water street, between Vine and Division,
and is now undergo ng ~Xtensly repairs.
For particulars inquire of
JUNO dlml Ca AS. HARRINGTON.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. centrally located. o n
tanning seven rooms kitchen, and cellar,
Inqutre.of VICTOR BISCH,
juneli Ct AUuitO's Ofhee. 81
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CE-

RESTDENCE-
A fDe residence on the corner OF Thir Z
and Chestnut Streets, containing thirteen
rooms, with carriageShOuse, Toulouse well
filled with ice, stable, wood-shed, &c. ali
IN complete order.
The furniture will be sold with the
house, il desired. ~
The owner wishes 70 ell, as he is about
20 leave the city.
Inquire Of q. MAGHEE.
Also. a brick house on the corner Of
Sixth and Sycamore, containing ten
rooms, for sale by
tun4 DIV g. MAGHEE,
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In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter Of William Buck, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
To KhOn Il may Concern: h under
signed hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of WILLIAM Buck, Of
Evansville, in the county OF Vanderburgh
and State of Indiana, within said District,
who has been adjudged a bankrupt, upon
his own petition, Dy the District Count of
sale District.
Dated at Evansville, the % day of June,
AID. 1868.
JAMES b. MCNEELY, Assignee.
jun4 o3t (law, We'd
In the District Court of the United States
Tor the District of indiana:
In the matter OF Isaac KOhn, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
To Vhom it may Concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice OF his appoint
ment as Assignee of ISAAC KoHN, of
Evansville, IN the county of Wander burgh,
and State of Indiana, within said District,
who has been aijudged a bankrupt, upon
his own petition, by the District Court of
said District.
Dated at Evansville, the "a day of June,
AID. 1868.
JAMES H. McNEELY, Assignee.
jun4 d3t Il a ", We'd
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100000 % TSTsP q; % SE zz %s:!

willie Wool Factory, either to exchange for
or manufacture in Wooden Goods, or to be
paid in cash. SEND for Price List and Sam.
pies. q HEUKE.
ap1I Ind 3mw
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rROR SALE-TENPIN ALLEYS The
undersigned desires to sell out tWo
splendid tenptn alleys bar-room, ano his
interest In q twO-yesr lease On the prop
erty. For further particulars inquire Of
LOUIS KOEELERs
Nc. ZOE Main Street, near Fourth.
1uul2 div
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For Sale

For Sale.
yUHE ENTIRE ST0CK OF THE
- late g s. Hammer, deceased, consist
ing of fine Cogniac Brandtes. fine Wines,
and other Liquors, in bottles; Perfumertes,
Connections, &c, &c. Also, the building
now occupied by Mrs. q. :. Hammer, on
Second Street, between Chestnut and
Cherry. For fur her particulars inquire
Of JULIUS PFAFFLIN,
maya DIV Cor. Sth and Chestnut SITS.
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EHroDeam MarHet.

BY Caole.l LONDON, June I2-Eve.
CoNsoLs-Money s5g957s; account s5@
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q
coTrts-Heavy middlrrg Uptands 1890
Il Orleans ~II}zg1l5z.
CORN-At "a.
PErRoLEUM-Refned quiet.
sUGAR-Quiet.
LINshED JIL-CaIcutta, 6Gs 60.
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LIVERPOOL, June I2-

B~OSDs-5-ao=. 7214; Illinois Central, 1909;
Erta-Aa
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Archft4ets.

Architects.
Allen & Clarke, Crescent City Building.
II. NursiBna. No. 8 Chambers Block.
Attorneys.
W. P. Hargrave, Washington Block, srd
Street.
Crebs q Conger. Carmi. Illinois.
B. L. D. Gufy, Morgantown, Ky.
n. r. Black, Marion, KY.
Business College.
Evansville Business college, Wells &
Kliner, Nos. AZ and 40 Main ST., up stairs.)
Boarding.
Railroad House, "OId BULBS Head"
Main street.
Mrs. D. Carter, Division bet. Second and
Third streets.
Mrs. z. NJ. Burns. No 12south second St.
Books, Stationery, and Paper.
Evansville Journal Co., No. 6 Locust st.
Healy. Isaacs & Co, No. 8 North LIST St.
John II. scott, cor. Main and Second SITS.
John r Hoole & Son, Cincinnati.
Chetheld & Woods, Cincinnati
Fish q Barter, No. 10 Mail Street.
Decker & Morton, No. IL $. First st.
Builders Materials.
Babcock & steele, Water, above Locust
Street.
Carriages.
J. b. Green & Co, Main St, between Fifth
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-12

A DISHONEST FRLLow-Mr. A. F. York,
one of our merchant tailors, who for some
months past has missed goods from his shop,
had his suspicious aroused tina. his pressman
who came from the Provinces about eighteen
months ago, was the thief. A warrant was
procured and placed in the hands of Deputy
Sheriff Hall, who went to the boarding house
of the pressman, where he found about one
hundred and fifty dollars worth of the stolen
goods, and a handbook showing that the man
had one-hundred and sixty dollars in the
savings bank. The fellow acknowled ged his
guilt, confessing that he had stolen several
hundred dollars worth Of goods during The
past year, ard offered to 60 to the bank and
draw out the money which should be given to
the one he had robbed. The officer with his
man proceeded to the bank, where the latter
drew the money and handed it to the officer.
The officers attention being br a moment at
tracted, the fellow seized the money and made
off down Plum street, across lots, up Fore
street. through by-pl aces, acrowd pursuing,
uutil he was fualy oaptu red On South street.
His late employer concluded, after getting the
money and goods which had been found, to
let the fellow slide.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-12
AoeDENrs.-On Saturday afternoon Mr.. A

AocmENrs.-on Saturday afternoon Mr.. A.
D. Reeves while axamininga burglar detector,
which had been in his possession for about five
years, placed cap upon it, not supposing it to
be loaded, and while holding it in his hand
snapped it. The instrument was loaded with
a ball cartridge which had BEEN in it for num-
Der of years, and as it exploded the ball passed
through his left hand nea, the thumb, and
lodged in the wrist inflictins a severe wound
His escape from more serious injury was
wonderful, as but moment before it was
pointed at his breast as he was looking at it.
The ball was extracted Sunday, aad the wound
is now doing well.
As four horse team belonging to the Horse
Car Company, loaded with hay was going up
Spring street near Park yesterday afternoon
the pole of the wagon gave way and one of the
horses fell down. The other horse becoming
frightened started to run and dragged the horse
which was down on his side over the pave ment
beyond State street, tearing the flesh from his
body and decorating him in fearful manner.
The horses were finally secured without doing
further injury.