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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-06

LICENSED BY THE
UNITED STATES
AUTHORITY. 2as.~ 30
S. c. THOMPSON & cos
ONE DOLLAR SALE OF
Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen
Goods, Linens, Dry Goods Cottons,
Fancy Goods, Albums, Bibles,
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, 81
Watches, Sewing
- ~ Machines. 7.so
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
and not to be paid for until know VT At you
Ths most popular and econimicsl method of doing
business in the country.
BIZ PArRosIzIxo THIS SALE you have chanes TO
exchange your goods.
The Smallest Article sold for ONE DOL
LAR can be exchanged for q silver
Plated, Five Bottled RevclvinE Cas-
tor, or our Choice Of a large va.
Tiety OF other Articles upon .tf Il
.ss Exchange List.
TERMS TO AGENTS. aaE
to be sold for ONE DoLLAR, viii be sold at the rate
of TEN CENTS EACH.
For a Club of Thirty. and - 90.
The person sendingit can have their choice of tn.
the following articles the commission: 20 yards
cotton cloth, Harris Cloth Pants Pattern, Splendid
Bowie Knife, Lancaster Quilt Engraved Silver spoon
Holder Pair Ladies extra quality Cloth Boots, Print
Dress Pattern, Worsted Breakfast Shawl White Linen
Table CLOTH set Of steel bladed Knives and Forks
of Silver Plated Forks Embossed Table Spread Ele-
giant Engraved Silver Psted Gold Lined Goblet, Violin
and Bow, Fancy Dress Pattern, Elegant Silk Beaded
Parasol, ioo-Picture Morocco Photograph Album,
Elegant Ivory Handled Spsngled Silk Fan. One dozen
large size Linen fowls, Fancy Bamoral Skirt, Ladies'
Morocco shopping Bag, Honeycomb Quilt, Aihamars
Quilt Ladies' Solid Gold California Diamond Ring,
Gents Plain Engraved Gold Ring 16 c.rets fne,)
Ladies' Solid Black Walnut Writing Desk, Ladies'
Fancy Black Walnut Work Box. One dozen Ladies'
Linen Handkerchefs extra quality, or One Dozen
Gents Linen Kandkerchiefs. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-06

r. Jackson Il Co have the largest
stock Of Dry Goods in Richmond.
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TUESDAY NEXT--DU NOT NEG
4ECT TO VOTE. ~ sf

| TUESDAY NEXT--DU NOT NEG
LECT TO VOTE. ~ sB.rs
Black Alpaccas, at the New York
Store this week.
| GzHs Lamp Store Is ceiling too Dol. per
day Of that pure wAae Coal OIL.
..s
just received at the New York Store,
elegant Felt Sackings.
Take your repairing to N. Jones'
shoe shop, Main st., opp. Bargis's stove
store. g - sf'atl - p F % In
Haze yosr cans ready for tie Coil Oil
Wagon ,OAen Il calls this soeek. Pure OF
| ,earyanted. -
r. Jackson 4 Co have the largest
stock Of Dry Goods in Richmond.
Clothing Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired,
IN . superior manner at the Cincinnati
Dye House. pa.t 29-1m
Look oct for the Coal OIL Wagon this
ssssk, nothing but the best seAis OIL sold by It.
R. Jackson 4 Co. always take the
lead in everything new and cheap.
Pine Joists and Scantling Of all sizes,
at Sections Lumber Yard, for less than
the price Of Poplar. I'm.
That pure UAite Coal OH cold at the Lamp
Store, a0iy not e1plods. -
Gents Linen Handkerchefs, "already
for use" at the New York Store.
A fresh arrival of Watches at r. B.
Dickinson's. 49,
The puyess best Coal Oil IN the city, at
tie Lamp Store, 80 Mais Street.
i r. jackson has no second price but
sells bis goods much lower than any
other house. ,n,.a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-06

Don't purchase Cooking Stove until
you have seen the old reliable "Home
Comfort" at Ezra Nye d Stars. It has
never failed to give satisfaction. 90 I'm
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-06

Black Alpaccas, at the New York
Store this week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-06

MAGNOLIA WArER.--Superior to tn
best imported German Cologne, and sold At half III
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-06

Agents will please take notice Of this. Do not send
names but nu tnber your clubs from ono upwards.
Make your letters short and plain possible
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-06

ISIculay put w ouu A0ucu, were OIOuSu
to my notice on my first trip to the Is
land Of st Croix for . cargo OF rum
and for years and years after. my ships
stores were never without them. also
supplied my family and many Of m,
neighboys with them, and can truly say
. better Bitters and Tonic, is not made
in all the world.
Yours, truly,
Cart HENRY WENrz
MAGNOLIA WATER. to tn
best imported Gsrm.n Cologne, and SOLD at half III
price.
The ball keeps rolling There is AZ
Irish Republican club in Troy. N. Y.
more than one half of the members o
which were never before identified With
our party.
Joseph NJ. Blake. for m my years At
torney General OF r. l., aud one Of th
ablest N en- in the State, has CONS on
for Grant and Colfsx. He voted 70.
Mcclellan in 1864
Ben. Hill. tho Georgia rebel orator.
who recently announced that he wa
coming North t. speak, has been re
questcd to stay at home, by the Demo
cratic leaders.
The N. Y. Tribune has invented q
short and easy lesson for politicians. III
you don't want to lose your vote don't
bet. If you don't want to lose you.
money, don't bet it on Seymour and
Blair
James M. Austin. Of New York, was
recently elected General Grand High
Priest, by the Grand Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons. now holding at st. Louis.
A Burlington man Of prominence has
received assurances from California.
that that State will, beyond all doubt, go
for Grant and Colfax, by at least $4,000
to $4,000 majority.
A Boston p,per says: ave observe
several patriots talking about the nation
al debt who do not appear at all solicit
tous about the board bills they owe in
Boston"
Seymour, it is said, contracted such q
repugnance to draft during the rebel
lion, that be has ever since refused to sit
at an open window, or between open
doors.
Pennsylvania is alive for Grant and
Colfax. All over her mountains and all
through her valleys, the Tanners are at
work, aud 10y alists are moving forward.
A Seymour and Blair club, in the
town Of Sumter. S. c.. has for its Presi-
dent a white man, and two colored Vice
Presidents.
There are two sslittle matt ers'' which
trouble the Democracy very mucll-the
Reconstruction laws and tho Maine cleo
ton In rebel eyes, they are both "un-
revolutionary and void -
Tie Boston Post (De,n WAS good
enough to tell the Truth just bafore the
Vermont election. Itsaid: 'rhe result
in Vermont will establish the fact of the
tendency every where else. Maine will
heed the example, and put it to good
use. Vermont leads the way this fall.''
Republican papers in Delaware claim
that tho Republicans are daily receiving
large accessions from the disguised
Democracy, and that Wilmington viii
give six hundred majority for Grant Ii
November.
< General Burnside gives the following
reason why every truly loyal man should
vote, against Seymour: II shall vote
against M. Seymour because think he
was a enemy to his country when it
Was in trouble"
Ata late meeting Of the Jonesville.
(Texss) Constitutional Conservative
Club, the following resolution was unan.
imously adopted: +
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iciA VIC poi'Cc "A pOllSlc3l 'SCrlm-
mage took place between Messrs. Jul
dab and Golden-blowing and att. mpt-
ing to strike took place, but interference
of friends prevented personal damage
We regret to record the fact that dis
turbances we're made and stones thrown
ct the banners in the procession by
small boys from the side walks, aud
shouts for Grant and groans for Sey-
mour we're plentifully distributed along
the whole line of march, by them; which
we're answered by huzzas for Seymour
and Blair, and stones thrown back, by
those in the procession. The shouting
for the rival candidates, Was all to be
expected; but the mob spirit displayed
in throwing stones ut the procession OF
at their banners, 10 reprehensible, and ID
unanimously condemned by every man
Of any reflection, who believes in the
rigid maintenance Of law and order, and
the strict regard each should have for
his own individual rights and for decen.
cy--recollecting always that the golden
rule must prevail, il true liberty 10 main
tanned: "Whatsoever ye would that men
should do unto you, do ye also unto
them" We are indeed sorry that this
incident occurred, and hope that our
boys will, in the future, try to behave
themselves like men, and not bring re.
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IN 81 III Ks:V<1
4l33 DROPS:

ROOr's PIsrAcHINF preserves the life of the Hair
changes it from grey to its original color in three
weeks-prevents the hair from fallingis the best
tcle for dressing the hair found in the market
willsureiy removedandru and curea' ldisea
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-30

By Telegraph Ntw YORK, June 90
CoTToN-o Quiet, steady, anu IN hanged; ;
OUR ! Receipts, 1851 b res aud 2,s25
bags; dull ami 5dfOc lower: sales Of $500
baf IS At So T3az 70 for supPrflur state aud
ta9 70 for ezra :. estern; sic 75aIz IS for
white wheat extra So 55al2 50 or round
hoop Ohio: s. 75al0 o. tor exs St. l. us:
closing heavy: california dec lining: sales
400 sacks ut $40 00GI2 So Rye -four dull
aud sier; sales of 800 bbls. at s. O0aslo .
COR MEAL-Quiet and lower; sales ], 100
ba .reis city at So %.
WHIsEY-Dui4.
WHEAT : Receipts 5000 bushels; dull
and Zig 1ly IN buyers favor: sales 3s.00u
bushels at 81 III for No. ; pri, 3; g tor
ern " e1M 1T whise niehgsiR e O. for
RYE-Duli and dropping.
BARI .EY-A Cminal.
BAILEY MALI-In fair request; sales o:
CoRN-Reeeipts $3.50 bushels. market
opened firm, and closed duh and droop-
mixed Western afioat; 81 05 for high
mixed. nearly yellow; 81 0S for white
OATs-Receipts IS .4s5 bushels; market
heavy and l9I1ac lower; sales OF S. 900
bushels at SO1ac for Western in store; Sig
Sl1sc afioat.
STOCK OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSES.
Wheat, 81, 1856 bushels; corn, I,42,7sl
bushels; barley, ISL bushes; malt, 1917
bushels: peas, IS, 1872 bushels.
kICE-Quiet.
COFFEE unchanged.
SUGAR-Quiet; sales of 400 hogsheads at
l1szgI2lzc fOI Cuba, and I3c for Porto Rico.
MoLAsSES Nominal.
HOPS Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Crudeq quiet and steady at
l614c; refined bonded arm sales Of sou bar
rels at 3lszc.
PORK Dull and lower; sales of 500 bar
rels at 81 S5@2S IL for new mess closing at
81 81 cash S27 T5ogzS 90 for old ditto; so so
ga IS for prime: S24@24 Is for prime
mess: also sales of 80 barrels new mess
sellers September, at S2S 81.
BEEF-QuIet and unchanged; sales of
lao barrels.
CUT MEATs-Dull and heavy; sales of 165
packages at l2I9I2c for shoulders; 155z@I7c
for hams; middles nominal.
LARD-Dull and heavy sales 40 tierces
rendered.
BUT ER-Quiet at 2la2sc for Ohio; sO@35c
for State.
CHEESE-Duil.
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool, frmer; ship
ments of 65, 900 bushels corn per steamer,
at SD; also 500 barrels of -four at Is Cd.
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ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. june -.
TOBACCO - Heavy but not quotably
changed
CoTToN-Very dull and sea rceIy any.
thing doing.
HEMP-Very dull and scarcely anything
doing.
FLOUR-Weak and unsettled: small sales
were made at 81 rs for Y: SSa9 rs for Xxx I;
S1l9I3 for Xxx to fancy.
WHEAT Miilers stood on for lower
prices, but outside buyers stood m odeRte
amount at s292 Is for prime to choice
Fall; no. l spring sold at 81 IS; No. at
81 20.
CoRE-Duil and lower at sagS2c for mix
ed and yellow S5gS6c for choice to fancy
white.
OATs-Are held higher at 70g72c.
RYE-H1gher at ST 409l As
Prov sIONs-Dull anu weak; pork nom
inally lower at s2s@23 Is; bulk shoulders
packed l21&c; bacon easier at l25z@l3c for
shoulders; I65z9l7c for clear sides; 20tg2lc
for sugar cured hams.
LARO-N ominally unchanged.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. June g.
FLoUR-Dun and nominal: family So 50
az IS.
wHEAT-Dun; No. Winter sold 81 90;
No | 81 10.
CoRN-Dull and declining: ear SSgs4c.
OATs-Dull but unchanged; No. l at 75c.
RYE-Sl 20.
much demand.
I BACCo-UnchanEed and quiet
WHTSRY-Attracts more attention. and
is held at 23a35c in bond.
MESS PORK-DuH: sales of 800 barrels at
81 75 but wa offered at 81 so at the close.
BULK MEATS-DuIl; contracts for shout
ders were settled at lie; sides can be
bought at 1870.
BACON - Neglected; shoulders can be
bought at l21zc; clear rib sides at l5s<9l6c,
and clear at l61sci sugar cured hams at Is
@I95zc.
L sKD-Du1l; can be bought at lSc.
l. ESEED OEL-NoI saleable at better than
81 90.
rRoLEUM-Unchange and quiet
SUGAR-In good demand: sales of $50
bogsheads Cuba at i89l45ze; Porto Rico
a 13199I52c-
CoFFEE-Firm, with an upward demand;
sales of $40 bags at 22g241zc for common to
prime Rio.
BUTrER-Dull at 2492Sc.
EGGS-1Sc.
GOLD-lS95z.
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TRANSATLANTIC demand or loans is
Only moderate. Rates OF I'M crest remain
at to 10 per cent? exceps upon very short
paper, when a lower rate is charged. There
has been during the past week q few wheat
bills offered, but the amount made no i'm
preston upon the supply OF money in our
market. fHrE wwN rrHfr
Exchange on New York is in active de-
mand, and rates are firm at SOC per 81, 900
premium buying, and 81 50 per 81 900 pre-
MUM selling.
Gold is to-day lower, but the market is
strong. The buying rate is l3s premium;
silver $50.
Governn ent securities are firm, with
frr1nf films az fnllornes.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June D.
FLoUR-Quiet; Spring extras IS 50tGl0 Is.
WHEAT-No. very quiet at 81 90; No. 2
active, with early sales at 81 esq., 90; adj
vanced to 81 10; subsequently declined to
" %. and closed with buyers at 81 0S and
sellers at 81 10.
Consultative; sales No. / in store at
S3tz@841zc, and No. 2 at SI1{aS2c.
OATs-Easier: sales at 6496412c, closing
with BUYERS at 641kc.
RYE-Quiet and firmer; sales No. at
81 s. / n store.
BARLEY--Entirely nominal.
oYISION5-Inactive and almost uomi-
nal, at sG 75928 90 for Mess Pork, and
I512(dI55<c for Lard.
BEEF CATTLE-Very dull and nominal, at
81 5097 70 for good fat steers.
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New orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June %.
CoTToN-Dun and steady; middling 29e;
receipts Ito bales.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs- Nominally I'M
changed.
FLoUR-DuIi; superfine 81 90; treble extra
s. 50d9 90; choice $40 259l0 so.
CoRN-Dull at 90@95c.
OATS Dull at 75c.
PoRK-DuIi at SO ..
BAcoH-Dull; shoulders 1sc; clear sides
at lie.
LARD-Dull.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. June q.
ToBACCo-Firmer sales of IS hogsheads;
Tugs 81 50I99 70; medium leaf at $40 O0s9l4 80;
Trimbe County cutting SIS IS.
WHEAT-Unsettled at 81 7592 90 for new
and old.
FLoUR-Duil; superfine ar s. 90; No. at
sll 90.
CORy-At 90a93c.
OATs-At 75(dS0c.
RYE At 81 759l s..
MESS PoRK-At SIS %.
LARD-At TIC.
BAooN-Sho1iders IS@l84c; clear rib
sides 161zc; clear sides 19I73zc.
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I.gEsIllaKl . .sIna.aNslta

To CoUSTRY MzzCRASTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
TO the superior facilities OF the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fame Posters and
all kinds Of mercantile WORK W.. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants.
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view York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. June %.
There is an inquiry for Cotton goods;
less active, bat prices have a hardening
tendency, and certain styles are being
Withdrawn from sale in anticipation OF
higher rates still. There is no material
alteration in jObbers' prices. Heavy
Brown Sheetings steady at 171S9lSc for
best makes, and l61z9I7c for seconds
Light styles of Prints are being pretty
well closed out at ll1z9I21zc for best makes;
white dark styles command 1870, while
Prints like Nassau IAN be bought as low as
I0ILc-
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Notica Of Sale.

AROTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ will sell at private sale, on and alter
the 18th day OF July next, at the shop, on
Market street, between Division and Ingle
S reefs the personal property of Casper
Schellhase, late of Vanderburgh County,
deceased, consisting of wagon-makers'
tools, IuTD Der, and partly finished work.
Terms of saie-A credit of one year, b ,
purchaser giving his n ote, with approved
Security, waving valuation and app. aIse-
MATILDA SCHELLHASE,
jel9 w3t Administrators.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-30

r. OST - COW - Strayed from my resi-
I'LL dence, on the corner Of Walnut and
second Streets, ON Thur sday night last, a
large black COW, about years old. with
crumpled horns iars white teatS. I think
there is a crop OF each ear, and slit or
swallow fork in each. She has a large bag;
3 a good mixer; IS Kind ana gentle. she
eft a young calf at home. Any one re-
turning said COW 10 me will be literally
rewarded. iel7l HlRAM 3. READ.
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New York Gold and stock Market.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June 2.
MONEY-Easy, at 394 per cent. on call.
STERLISG-Rather more active, at log
10L per cent.
GoLD-Unehanged; opened at HOS
and closed at I4O1s91401< cash. Gold is in
rather better supply.
GoYERNME disclosed weak, under &C
ton in the House; Cou 0ons of 1881,
II7s4gIlS; do 81. 1l31<9Il35S; do '64, ul1sI
do. 81, II4GlI41S: do. '6S. II09l1O1s; l0-40s.
1D71{91075s; 7-30s, llO9Il01s.
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EurODeau Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, June 29-Eve.
Money market frmer. Consols 94s4 for
money, and 94sl9947s for account. Bonds
Zs1<@73sS Illinois Central I0lsS; Erie 4G1<.
FRANKFORT. June 29-Eve.
Bonds 77sza774.
LIVERPOOL, June 29-Eve.
Cotton steady and unchanged; sales of
10000 bales upIands at 1l1{911ssd., and Or
leans at Il1z91l5sd. Breadstuffs duh and
unchanged. Bacon firm at 4Ss. Sd. Cheese
quiet and steady at SIS. Pork fat at 7ss.
Cd. Petroleum hrmer; refined Is. Id
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River Dispatches.

CINcISHATI, June 29.-The river has
fallen inches; now feet inches IN the
channel. Weather clear, In part. Their
mometer $40.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-The river is fall
ing slowly, with feet inches water
by the canal mark, and less than Ave feet
out over Portland bar. Weather cloudy
and very warm.
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MYANTED-AGENTs-To sell the
WV Y TEEs n u n E,N RE2 Vi - - 4 NJ

Wv LIFE Or GE@NEfL41L TfCAN1b
yJohn ). q. Abbott. This work will be
Illustrated with three fine steel engravings
Al u eight maps, printed In tint, and sold
4 lily by subscription. Agents Will find
! ia work that viii sell Itself. The sub
U,8uthor. and the fine style in which
ne book VIII be published cannot fail to
insure for 1t an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms TO good agents. Price TO
SaAf The times. We are now ready TO as
a CO., Publish ers. 40 Walnut Street. Gin
rinnati, Ohio. ImarlS diff
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. June %.
CoTToN-Dun and nominal; receipts 3
bales; exports bales.
FLoUR-Qu1et; superine 81 0o91 50.
WHEAT-SI 659l IS.
CoRN-90c.
OATs-S0c.
HAY--Sl69I7.
RRAN-27c.
Com MEAL-4 40a4 60.
PoRE-SZ9 25
LARD-I863i9c.
BACoE-Firm shoulders, I4c; clear sides
I7Hl714e.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

YTIHE partnership heretofore existing b.
III tween q. w. Warren and Thomas
Conyngton, is this day dissolved by EzGs
tuai consent, Mr.. Conyngton retiring. TisE
business Will be continued by q. W. Wsr-
rem. All debts due the firm will be paid o.
MIN, and all claims against tke same wiz
be settled by him.
q. W. Wa RREN,
may9 II THOS. COS YNGTON4
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FOR SALE.

KvOR SALE AT AUCTION FINE
III RES DENCE Lotto, ga urday. July
Ath. a 10 O'CLOCK a x will be sole 40 public
an ton, without res rye 70 the highest
bidder, one-haif OF LIT %, adjoining Lot
o., Ola Plan, containing 571z teet. situated
on Eec9Dd Street, and Joining The residence
o. r. N. SelInars Esq, between W slnut
and he TINT 81 rests.
Terms OF sale-Ones fourth down, balance
In three equal pay meDtS a. six. twelve
and eighteen months. With -niert st. sale
takes place on the premises -
ELLIOTT & CO. AucttOneers.
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LOST.

- OSr-PURSE-On Sunday night, June
"a Dist, a new buckskin purse, with steel
silver nve-ceut piece, q heavy plain gold
ring inscribed &C. Pr. to y. Pi., July 10,
1855: " also, q policemsn's certificate or
commission. The finder viii be literally
rewarded by leaving It with the dri er OF
street Car No. =, or at the office of the
street Railroad Com pany, on Main Street,
heYOnd the DEPOT. e29 DIT
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The following quotations are from the
office OF W. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 1
First Street.
BASKABLE FUNDS.
u. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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KXYANTED-LABOR or i've
w good hands can obtain work on a
farm, by applying a. my house. on the
Crawford place, on the canal, about I'VE
miles from Evansville. Good wages.
ie3O dat PHILIP MARTIN.
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FOR RENT.

RgOR RENT BUSINESS HOUSE - At
~ very low 6gures. a three story bust
ness house, on Main Street, between Sec
ond and Third Streets. A good lease Is
held on the premises, and will be transfer
red II applied for Roon. Amply 70
ie25 d3w J. ? ELLIOTT & SON.
KNOR Rent HE TWO STORY
y building, corner OF Eighth and Chest
nut Streets, occupied at present by j. Pfaf-
Tin as a Grocery. Possession given JUL l.
Enquire of FL. GREEN,
june2O American Carriage shop.
TNOR RENT-A TWO-SrORY BRICK
rs DWELLING, centrally located, con.
tanning seven rooms. Kitchen, and cellar.
Inquire of VICTOR BISCH,
tune1I II Auditors once.
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WANTED.

UYANTED-HOR SE-SHOER-A first
WV rate horse sheer can ind permanent
employment by applying to L. BENSON a.
BRO, at their shop, on Jefferson street,
opposite the Baptist Church, Paducah, KY.
-fe8O DIT
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EVANSVILLE, J une 10th, 1888.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
IL fore exi STING between John :. McCoTkIe
AID Z. P. strong is this Day dissolved BY
mutuat consent, Mr.. Strong retiring. The
business Will be continued - John =.
McCorkIe. All debts due the firm viii be
paid TO him, and all c aims against the
same will ne settled by him.
JOHN s. MCC0RKLE.
Je22 dIw z. p. STRONG.
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ADOLPH WAGNER,
Umbrella Manufacturer,

EFAS REMOVED HIS ESTABLTsEk.
- Inent to THIRD STREET, betW91a
Vine and Division, near the Catholac
Church. He will be glad to see ais Gt4
customers at his new stand.
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TTA NTED AGENTS A smart man
w In every town to open branch office
for the sale Of an entirely new article. Adj
dress, with stamp,
F. ASBURY & CO.,
p. o. box 3,1Z7,
iel7 WIN Cincinnati, Ohio.
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1 understand that parties have beeUl
canvassing the city claim 'ng to be mT
agents. No one has any authority to So
licit work tor me, and all those claiming
TO be my employee are i'm posters.
Lna23 dim B
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J stores on Market Street. between Lo-
Gust and Walnut; would make a first-rate
stand for a boarding house and wagon
yard, the lot being % Dy 10 feet They
are well adapted TO either store or DIV ell
ing purposes, or both eombined. If ap-
piled for soon, they Will be fitted up to
suit the applicant. Inquire of SAMUEL
VICKERY, or at the 81 IRE of
VICKERY BROTHERS,
junS diff Is Main Street.