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CIRsT KEhIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
AS THE BEST COOKING STOVE.
The above Stove thy per less fuel and bskes bet
ter bread than any other in This fact was
fairly demonstrated and neoRteaby At the AechAn
lcs Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans, 1858 and the St.
Louis Fair of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charge.
Aso constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES of the most In
proved Patterns. Liberal advantages offered to the trade
II. HALLER Agent
No ls8 Tehoupitoulss street.
Orders en st hex No. Dealers Exchange
No los ST. Charles street. the New Orleans PostOce
viii receive prompt attention.
7 HERNANDEZ.
BROKER.
No. II Carondelet street.
Always on hand State oty Notes. Warrants. etc
GREEN n ELDER
AEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
II Commercial PlGOA
TIE Owners Of Real Estates
the rivers Persons wishing TO sell are invited
% RsSs sa afs sgsSsd IN sui
pLUmBINe AND Gas FITTING
D. M,KENDRICK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER. ETC.,
Ao4..... Magazine street,. AGA
Between Race and BObin streets
From twenty years practical experience In the business
spared 70 merit the confidence Of his patrons by having AL
promptly executed with the best materials ana latest
pwELLISGs, OFFICES, STORES, Etc. Fitted mp with
Hof' COLD, PLUNGE and SHOWER Bathing Apps
'' WATER CLOSETS, wAsHsTANDs, HYDRANTs and
Gas FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, Etc
AND rHK-
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
For Hot wster Pipe Attachments
KNEAss a. MAYO
n SUCCESSORS TO MAGEK KNEASsJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Manufacturers OF saddlery and Harness,
-uroRrxRs OF
sADDLERr HAE HCss Er sEI ETS PACKING AND
Nos TehcupisOulAs and New Lsvse, and " Is and
ouIsIANA LIVERY AND sALEs
STABLES,
Nc. ls 100 and lsa Magazine street, between Julia ands
Joseph streets
rr,.els. Mules and Horses for Sale. Also Carriages sns
u,..,.. "a, E,r. L. HART Proprietor
PETxn moss.
BUILpEK,
Kssurus ,hssks Of Orleans for hsr patron
nj his Workshops introduced several Woodworking ma
ehpes which WIN enable him 70 attend promptly 70 any pos
shop. ssd once Of Prytans and wsshaEsn streets
! Mechanics, Exchange, eex Ne i
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

r. EOKeIA STATE LOTTERH-
~ -ToR rHB-
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE
supplems ntary and Combination Glass $50,
JULY Is. 1868.
lnsd sd an Ish 7th. 18Th 9th lO'h IshIllb
10 7s 4s Isl i6l IS q Is s SO 3T-l-
Witness our hands a. Atlanta ia. 5th day Of July
So6 A n X % ~ co mhl1AoE' Commissioner.
daily drawings Of the Georgia State Lottery pub
N NE and a sns s.
Ss (, n.S G. Tsa he sns
Once, No. is Commercial Place.
once No. is Commercial Place
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOTICE.
MT E sALoMoN retires from Firm this day, New
New Orleans, July is, 1865.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A OOPART-
nership, under the and style Of J.. L. LEVY
SAL ONION for the purpose Of condsctng General STpke
sTsEET. -
E. J. HART. Of New Orleans
Partners in commendum.
1 sA I6ST6; General Partners.
New Orleans, July is, 1868
WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO DO BUSINESS AS
J. L LEVY 4 sALoMON.
New Orleans July Is 1868.
DIssOLUTION. DISSOLUTION.
The firm Of LOGAN a CLAIBORNE having this day
oeen ossIved oy mutual consent Georg I'm Logan ~,
Time the business in his and for his account
W. C. G. CLAIBORNE, JR.
New Orleans, July "a, 1868
DIssoLUTIoN-THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETO
B ss hi. ay R% By
mutual consent James Brooks and Louis Il. LeGay viii
be charged with the liquidation Of the business and viii
the name Of the hrm for that Pa5pcss 9 gIyoous
Perpro HUGH MACDONALD
New Orleans July Is, 1858
CoPARTNERsHIP THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
ss SsS oo for ss
COTTON FACTORAGE and GENERAL COMMISSION
Business. 1890 ,ncor,
W. c. G. CLAIBORNE, JR.
LOUIS Ii. LIE GAY.
New Orleans, July "a, 1853
COPARTNERsHIPN OTICE-nR. ARTHUR
Hyatt so%ss partner re-, .sv my S1s9fsi Thi
HYATT. PAUL j. CHRISTIAN.
New Orleans July II, 1858.
COPAKTNE RsHIP DISSOLVED rrE
" Copartnership heretofore existing between the a. der
CO. 10 this day dissolved by Limitation and death Of Mr.
lied 10 sign the the late firm in liquidation.
ISSAC H. SrAUFFER,
WILLIAM A. KENT,
CHARLES MACREADY.
New Orleans July LIST, 1858 Surviving Partners
COMPREHENSIVE FoRMED-The undersigned have
tEis formed Coparnershp under the and style
STAUFFf X KENT h co for the purpose of continuing
in Ardware and Iron business heretofore
Quoted BY STARK, STAUFFER co.
ISAAC II STAUFFER,
WILLIAM A. KENT
CHARLES MAUR-AOY,
BENZ. f. ESHLBMAN.
New Orleans July LIST, 1868.
COPA RTREHsHIP.- undersigned have this
" formed cOpartnershp under the and style Of
HARRIS BIDWRLL, for the purpose of continuing In
this city the business heretofore conducted BY james Con
molly Co. 4. h HARRIS,
H. RlDWELL
New Orleans, IS Poydras street. Junelst, 1868
Referring the above, cheerfuy recommend the
hrm successors, to the patronage OF the old house
JOHN FOX
New Oresns, June LIST 1868.
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A. B. sCHEFFENTEIN vs. q. GARDINER-FIRsr
Justice Court, No. 1874.
DY VIRTUE Of a wriB Of nert faeias
ID 70 me direetsd by the Honorabs a. w. Sader first
Justee Of the Peace, parish Of Orleans s9a proceed
sell at public auction TUEsDA1 the Iwenty.nr Gay
Of july 1868 IL O'Clock ct my warehouse Isl Tehonp-
One 10. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized In the shove suit
NJ TKRNs-Cash IN U. 8. Treasury Notes
A. PLATrShIER, Constable.
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6s Ut fehe SAltSb
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW BAzILE JAILLoT Oh
JAILLEAU-So. 5000
BY q. DE FERRET.
AucnoNEKR-onice SO Bienviile street
Sosl !. i. ass saeas.s Ksss.n 10
Royal street. between Canal and CustomhOuse By
John W. TbCmss Judge the Second District court Of New
Orleans dated June 1865 the following described Real Es
LOT OF GROUND in tn. square bounded by Washing
Of %ashngon and seyepts streets measuring % ,ss f. ns
together with an old house erected thereon
subjec. to all claims that Mrs. p Gaines may have
Tsss!@SssSin s Treasury Votes ..,.. .,,..,.,
before DOrOcOUt. notary public. at purchasers s1-
SUCCESSION OF CELEsrE PRRRAULT-No 1884
DWELLING HOUSE ON xELPoMENE STREET. BE-
TWEEN PRYTAsIA AND CAMP STREETS.
BY q. DE FERRET,
AucnoSEKR-omee SO Bienviile street.
TUESDAY, Angu., II, 4 sos, az N o'clock
on Royal street between Canal and cnstomhOuss ,rsst
virtue Of IN order from The Honorable John ~ Thomas,
Jn 3D. 1858 the following described real estate by public
LOT OF GROUND situated in the First District of this
city in square No o. bounded By sepomene Camp ITALIA
S Sse ):
RSSs On Y ss S IN ss @ ana .1 measuring feet
Together With The onsstory Wooden House containing.
ing rooms, gallery ives GydTsns as trees ''1'-
Act Of sale with internal revenue stamps attached, st
purchasers expense, before ---- notary public
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN
STREET. BETWEEN eRPATMEN NOW DAUPHIN)
AND cAsAcALvo 0ow RoYAD sTREETA
SUCCESSION OF WIN. CoNNER--So. s2OS.
BIZ @. DE FYRIET.
Once No. SO Bienville street
aS %,"S, 18Th Ins i nss.'s a. 10
change Royal street, streets.
f TSs%ss S SSe: second District Count y New On
leans dated July 10TH 1863 the following described real estate
iSI OF snouSD nth s t$s S S ~
the square bounded by Cssacalyo Royal reAmen.
DaEphin) Vaudeville and Spain Streets measuring 30
ieet front Q Spain stree, by las feet in depth
81 TEExs-sS9O cash, and the bSaocs on credit et
vendors lien, and bearing eight per interest per
the day sale until final payment; the buildings
insured and the policy transferred TO the vendor
In o. suit the purchaser win be rsauirsd 70 pay eve
which will be likewise secured by mortgage the purchaser
assuming the payment Of the taxes for 1868.
Of sale with Internal Revenue Stamps at the
Of the purchaser before W. j. Oastsll, notary public
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
ORAwIE9 OF KENTUCKY sTATE
LOTTERY FOR JULY 15-oLAss asa
POLICY PLAN
4II1I.s .sIssIaaI 5sIsaI%sI5@I.s
Information furnshsd and prisss all legaisso
Lsttsrfes By q. r. HOWARD,
Licensed Lottery Dealer
Corner Camp and Common strsesA
NOTICE - BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES
No Bogus Prizes Small Fry Prizes, Of persons
winning prizes advertised BY the Kentucky or
Havana Lotteries
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CAHILL a CoFFEY vs. JOHN CLINE-No 1873.
RY vIRTUE Of n writ ef nerf faeiss to
- directed by the Honorable the Sixth Justice Court
will proceed to sell at public auction SATURDAY july
Is, 1865, at ii o'clock A at 52i Camp street.
One lot HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above numbered and entoi suit per in-
DANIEL WILSON Constable
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COPA RTKERsHIP.-The undersigned have this
" formed cOpartnershp under the and style Of
HARRIS BIDWRLL for the purpose Of continuing in
this city the business heretofore conducted by James Con
molly A Co. L. II. HARRIS,
H. BIDwELL
New Orleans, IS Poydras street. Junel 1868
Referring the above, cheerfuy recommend the
hrm successors the patronage OF the old house.
JAMES CONNOLLY,
JOHN FOX.
New Orlesns. June LIST 1853.
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Crescent city Bank New Orleans,
June sn accordance with sections 81 and IS Of An
act entitled act to establish general system
Of Free Banking in the State Of Louisiana"
approved March Is 1855 notice hereby given
70 THE holders Of the circulating notes OF this
duly audited under the provisions Of said act to
the the Banking Bouse at the office OF the
State Auditor for the purpose of redemption within one
year from this dte otherwise the FUNDS deposited BY said
Bank for said purpose viii be reclaimed
CHAS. FAURIE, JR, Cashier.
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-UBIon bank of Loutsiana.-New Or
leans June ~ lS6S-n accordance with sections 81 and IS Of
entitled An 10 establish general system Of Free
the State of Louisiana approved March Is 1885,
nece hereby given tn the holders Of the circulating
this Bank duly audited under the provisions OF said
present the the Banking House the Office Of the
State Auditor for the Of redemption within
date otherwise the funds deposited by said Bank for
GEO A. FRERET Cashier
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

Having visited the Evansville Col
ored School the past year, we bear
witness to its evidence of success.
Mrs Tennis report shows 231 pupils
enrolled, with an average attendance
of 744 Over $50 that commenced in
the Alphabet were advanced into the
Second. many into the Third and
Fourth Readers One hundred and
seventy Ave were taught writing.
There we're classes In Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar. For the
years labor this teacher received
from the colored people less than half
a years wages for ike services. Now,
while Jur citizens justly contribute to
missions and schools in distant coun-
tries, let US be equally just to those
laboring in our midst. Certainly
such are also laborers lcorthy IF hire.
Floyd Stinson, E. E. johnson,
Henry Ashley, j w. Knight,
j. c. BoWden, H. g. Jones.
r. Andrue.
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CLEARING Or THE WHARF,-We
are glad to zee that work has
been recommended on the wharf,
jim Sherwood and two others were
shoveling mud there yesterday. Jim
threatened to break our head if we
said anything about it. 90 we won t
mention the fact that Jim Sherw God
was working a fne out by sh6veling
mud on the wharf-not q word on the
subject, certainly not.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

rs nRr Remember that Geissler & De-
lang keep the largest aud finest stock
of Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware
10 the State. and will not be under
sold by any house in the West. Call
and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. c-lano &c 1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

@" Tax SILVER SPRAY,s ia. the title
of a new and beautifal selection of
Sabbath School music. published by
John Church. Jr., Cincinnati. and
prepared and arranged By W. How
ard Doane. The book contains 142
pages of most excellent music. in
Guiding many Of the Sunday School
favorites and large number of new
pieces. which must ultimately become
fsyorites. The book is for sale in
our city by g. ". Warren, 81 Main
Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Freds
Young fled an affidavit before Jus
tice Walker yesterday. charging John
Bruner with having committed an
assault and battery on him. The
case is set for this morning.
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Masonic CELEBRArIoNs. - Saint
Johns Day, June oath, was celebrated
by the Masons with unusual enthusi-
asm and order in a number of places
not remote from this city. The cele-
bration at Cauuelton is said to have
been decided success. was largely
attended and the proceedings were
highly interesting aud imposing. At
Metropolis some 1000 people assem-
bled, and very large number of Ma
sons were present. L. was grand
day for the Brotherhood ia Southern
Illinois. At Tefre Haute the day was
celebrated BY a grand Masonic Picnic
at the Fair Groueds. The Masonic
exercises were presided over by Hon.
John Law, of this city, and Right
Eminent Rev. Thomas II. Lynch,
Grand Prelate of the Grand Com
mandary Of Indiana, was the orator
of the day. Hon. Fl. Fl. P. Brom-
we'll, Most Worshipful Past Grand
Master of Illinois, also made a few
remarks, after which the officers elect
were installed.
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CITY AW s .

CoURT OF CoUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.
The Uoun y Commissioners have been
engaged during the whole week 10
canceine CITY orders. No other BUSH
ness of Importance was transacted
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eaS- have now In my stock and
for sale az the lowest possible prices
Men's French Calf Boots aud Gait
eTEs s~ rrrrs .rs Ho.
Mems Serge Caters. Monroe and
Bismarck Ties; f-.sf
Mems Serge Prince Albert Caters,
Gust the thing for the warm wealth
eT) .s
Boys Fine Shoes, Caters and
Boots Of all kinds; ...t-...
Slippers. Caters and BalmoTals of all
descriptions au6 styles. aua (,
Add everything else usually IN re
quest at a first class SHOE SToRE.
Prices as low as poorer goods are
sold elsewhere T. w. TURNER
p. S.-A good assortment of Hats
much below customary rates
je26-2t.
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TAG FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNINa.

TRE FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING.
AND ITS PRoB CAUSE In our
hurriedly written notice of the ERE in
the furniture rooms of s. Meyer & Co..
which occurred between one and two
O'Clock yesterday morning, by the
omission OF the word drawer after
bureau, We wer@gnade to say that
it appeared as if . bureau had been
filed with shavings and set on fire."
We meant to say bureau drawer,
and such it was mistaken to be. by
several persons, in the dim light at
the time. Upon further examination
yesterday morning, it turns out that
it was aismall goods box i7stead of
drawer, and what vas mistaken for
charred shavingsa we're rags which
had been used IN finishing furniture,
and which were stuffed into the box.
These rags being saturated with
benziue, oil and varnish, it is believed
produced Spontaneous combustion
and caused the FIRE. The indications
are that the fire commenced in the
bottom Of the box, the floor was
burned through. while the upper part
Of the box was only eharred. One
end Of bureau lying BY the box was
burned. and the bureau ruined. "a
That this is the correct theory Of,
the origin of the fire, IS confirmed By
the fact that two other fires from the
same cause have been started 10 this
city; and that spontaneous combus-
ton will take place ia RAYS packed
together When saturated IN oil and
excluded from the air, IS a well estab-
lished fact. fa94 .if
TIE hurried observation taken dur
ing the excitement Of the moment and |
the almost binding smoke. led almost
every one to believe it was an attempt
at arson, but more careful examina-
ton leads to the belief that'it origi-
mated from the natural cause above
indicated. But for it's timely dis
coFery, the most serious eonfagration |
that ever visited this city must have
been the result, as there was not less
than $4,000 worth Of furniture in the
baildiug. The leaving ofgthe rags in
that manner was an act of carelessness
that should never be repeated.
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L0oAL OFFICES.

- Something new. elegant aud
stylish just received at Weber & Co. 8,
tie Linen Hat Also, fresh supply
OF Straw Hats, Children's Straw Caps,
DC. Call and zee. je26 ct q
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,srre Fa6 and Indiaa4Op rs.
llalo and Misslssip,,I Railroad.

STEAMBOAT. LIEES.
To LOUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock an. Every Tuesday :
Wednesday. ThGTsisy-, aud Saturday at +
'cfock p. AZ.
To CAIRo--Daily.l except Sunday, aux
clock P. N.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
md saturday at q, O'Clock p. NJ. Every
donday and Thursday at q o'clock P. n.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday aad
friday st O'Clock p. ID.
To HE sDERsaE-Dafly. except Sundays.
- 3 O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvTLLB-Every Thursday at four
49, IN. - s.r.F ssrsA SEA-
To AIs-Semf-weekly.
8ock porT stage (via EevburEb and Boon
rtfie,l carrying the mali leaves at 7 A. NJ,
IA Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
lays and Fridays at L. NJ Arrives Tues
lays and fsaturdaye by 4 p. NJ
MI. Vernon Mafl stage leaves daily Tex
cpl Sundays 81 A. n. Arrives daily tsKs
Aspt Sundays) b. p. b -staa
To NEW BuRG.-H &cx dafiy Except sun
4ay,) from the Merchants Hotel. at
''clock p. NJ.
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NoTTOE.-Havinc received the ne
cessary apparatus am now prepared
to inspect all Oils or Fluids purport-
ing TO be for illuminating purposes. as
provided by the City Ordinance pass
ed June 9Th, 1868.
L. w. DEUsNER,
City Inspector, 30 Main Street.
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~. SOUTHERN DELEGATES. "A num-
Der of Delegates from Tennessee and
other Southern States passed up the
river 90 the Richmond yesterday en-
route toathe National Convention to
be held in New York on the Fourth
of July. General Forrest was not
among them. .i.aa5ai5 .a
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On DIR. We are informed that
Elk Governor Paris G. Dunning is
about to locate permanently in this
city. He will be quite an acquisition
to the Evansville bar and to our
social circles. x
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HOUSE OF FAsHoNs.-ChiIdrens
Shoes a specially. We have received
another large shipment of Children's
are superior in quality and beauty to
all goods of the kind in this city
We have a full line Of Ladies and
Misses Bronze Button and Polish
Boots Of the best quality, and our
assortment in Lasting goods is com
plete. Alko nice stock OF Gents
ana Boys shoes aud CATERS. We cali
the attention of those who are in
want OF good aud fine goods at low
prices, a. no house can sell cheaper
than We sell. No trouble to show
goods at GEO. MILLER & Co,
je26 81 80 VI ain Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

THE aAUroMAToN CLOTHES WASH
ER-For the benefit of the ladies. we
have made some inquiry respecting
the Automaion Clothes Washer that
has been on exhibition in our city for
some days past, aud we find lthe sti-
mony, almost invariably. warmly in
its favor. 1t is constructed on strictly
philosophic principles, and, as is
manifest upon inspection, will prove
a great desideratum 10 domestic econ
omy, insuFiDg a great saving in the
wear and tear of clothes, and in the
use of soap. The machine can be
seen at the establishment Of Lodge,
jenkins & Fender, "a Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

CHANGE or THEY'VE direct at
tention to the slight change made in
the time Of running trains on the
Evansville aud Charlottesville Rail
road, which goes into effect on Mon-
day. June 18th. The Mail train leaves
at 9:12 M, and arrives at 10 P. n.
The Vinceunes Accommodation leaves
at AS P N. aAd arrives at 9:28 a. N.
The Freight aud Accommodation
train leaves at 5 80 Am. ard arrives
At 5:38 P d.. Travellers going East
will do welt to bear in mind this
change. 10000.
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8 DEMoCRAfIo NATIoNAL CoNvEN-
"A 4 TON Accident policies will be is
E.I sned bv the Travellers Insurance Co.
u aelygates and others, at the rate of
ga .sis So for Sc, 600 insurance. and $50 week
compeusation in case Of injury By
accident. Policies good for thirty
n days, No person should think of
leaving the city without first calling
as rs upon me and taking - policy in the
old reliable Travellers, of Hartford
1893 1855 JIM. KNOX Agent rfIE
,-.fa je26 st Office at First Nat Bank q
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PAwNBBoKER SALE. We call
attention to the sale of pawnbroker's
unredeemed goods, that takes place
at Elliott 4 Co.'S Auction Room, No.
81 Main Street, at 8 AN. to-day. The
goods comprise fine gold watches,
rings. pens. &c. &C., and will be sold
positively at whatever they will bring.
Unprecedented bargains may be con-
fdently expected a3
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SALT ADvANCED,-We have ad-
for small (280 pouud) barrels, and
f3 GO for large q busbel) barrels.
BAIRD & START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Co.
L. RUFFNER, JR & Co,
~ Agents Kanawha Salt Co.
je19-lw.
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LEFT OyER = Being detained at
the High School examination and
closing exercises, we were too late at
the Recorders aud Clerks off ces
yesterday to obtain list of marriage
licenses issued during the past week
or the transfers of real estate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

RECORDERS OoUET.-The Recorder
did not have q heavy run OF custom
yesterday. The Tentopie gentleman
from Babytawn. whose troubles we
have related Tor the past two days.
was presented on charge of being
drunk aud slightly disorderly. He
had S37 leftsoF 500 he had9received
the day before. aad out OF which he
would Have heen wheedled had the
polios not kindly taken him in. He
felt obliged to the police, and cheer
fully Paid the e. foe and 81 so costs
charged to his acsqunt f
Annie D prsey, Mary Davis and
Mary J Langley. three females of the
.colored persuasion, were presented
on charge OF disturbips the peace of
Rowleytown BY being NOISY and using
obscene language A hne 81 81, with
81 70 costs in each case healed the
lacerated ordinance.
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EVANSVILLE, June 20th, 1893.
TINE PAHTNERSHIP HERETO.
n fore eK sttnz betWeet John y. McCork.e
d r. p. StrohE Is this d4y Dissolved y
mutua consent. Mr.. b roug reIliing. The
business VIII be continued by John ).
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

THANKs.-We are indebted to Dir.
q. z Bolle. Of 43 Main Street, for a
magnificent engraving of Prussia =
Great Philosopher and Naturalist.
Alexander Van Humboldt, the origi-
nal OF which is 10 possession of A. 7.
Stewart, Of New York. and cost 300.
We understand that Mr. BoIle has
obtained nearly one hundred sub
scribers Tor this beautiful engraving.
We shall value it highly.