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70 the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
OF Hancock. -
THE undersigned, Guardian Of Benj. George join
son, Nathan Johnson Martha P. johnson and Ed.
mund Il. johnson, minor heirs OfPauiina j John
son. late of Deel ISLE in said county, deceased re.
specially represents that said minors are sliced
and possessed OF the following described real es.
tate, viz: parcel Of land situated in said Deer
Isle, bounded as Enthusiastically, by land of
Abigail Mcscrvy; Westerly by land OF Abigail
Pressey; Westerly by land of Charles Presscy;
Northely ard Easterly by the salt water, contain
ing 81 acres, it being the same described in deed
recorded in the Registry of Deeds Tor said county
Vol. l29, Page $50; That it would be for the bene
fit OF said minors that said real estate should be
sod anu the proceeds thereof put out at interest,
otherwise Used for their benefit; He therefore
prays that license nav be granted him to sell and
convey the above described real estate at public or
private sale, according to the requirement Of the
law.
GEORGE BARBOUR.
Deer Isle, May 4, 1858.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SCOUT of Probate, May Tie rm
A. D., Isis.
On the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT the
said petitioner give notice to all persons interested
by causing Il copy OF the Petition and this Order
thereon, to be published three weeks successfully
in tine Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
III said county that they may appear at a Probate
court to be held at Ellsworth in said county, the
LIST " edneatlay Of aug, next, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, il any they have
why the prayer OF said petitioner should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK, udge.
Attest, Gee. A. DYER, Register Sw y
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Spring is the Time.

Most everybody feels kind Of weak and languit
| as Spring comes on. The onoma Wine Bitters
| en- the system in al ways. c. A. Richards and
Co. are the sole proprietors, Boston.
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Notice.

MI RIFFS w. wHIPPLE, Is not
u authoriz cd 10 transact any business whatever
for the firm OF Glad,iing, Hoyt Co.. on after this
date.
GLADDISG, IIoYT & Co,
Franklin, April n, 1865. 3w 9!
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Yellow Eyes.

II you have the jaundice or feel bilious and
have no appetite, go right OF and get bottle oil
G. a. Richards AMI Co.'s old Sonoma Wine Bitters
aAd you will be all right in day or two. Sold
everywhere by grocsrs and drug lists.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned tina he has been Gully appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an admir-
Of the estate OF
Julia d. Case, late of Buckspnrt
in the county OF Hancock singewoman, decca sed,
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore re-
quests ali persons who are indicted 10 the said de-
ceased's estate 10 make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon TO exhibit
the same for settlement.
JOHN BLODCET.
May II. 1865 3w 22
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Gpeflal Notices f.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

The necessity VI due proportion Of iron in the
blood is well known to all medical men; when It
becomes reduced from any cause whatever, the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked and feeling of languor la, situdc and all
goneness, pervades the system. Stmularts only
afford temporary relief, and have the same effect
as giving tired horse the whip instead Of oats
The true remedy is to supply the blood with the
necessary quantity of iron. This can be done by
using the
PERUVIAN sYRCr.
protected solution of the protoxi1c Of iron,-
which is SO prepared that it assinilates at once
with the blood giving strength, vgor and new life
to the whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasoned by
q deficiency Of iron in the blood, without restoring
1t to the system, is like trying to repair building
when the Foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says: az have been using the
Peruvian syrup for some time past, it gives me new
vigor, buOyancy Of spirits, elasticity of muscle"
Pamphlets containing certiic ties Of cures, and
recommendations from some Of the most eminent
physicians, clergymen and others, will be sent free
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in the
glass.
JP DrNsnoRE, Proprietor.
No. 50 Dey street, New York.
Sold by all druggists. I'm spn 81
For all the Protean forms of Disease originating in
SCROFULA,
such as Salt Rheum Cancer, consumption, &C.,
there is nothing can equal the purifying effects Of
Iodine when atinia istercd ii pure state.
On HANDLERS IODINE WATER.
Is a pure solution of iodine dissolved in water,
without solvent, and is the best remedy for
Scrofula and kindred diseases ever discovered.
Circulars free.
j. P. DINsMoRE,
So Dey Street. New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
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For Sale,
A Western built 60 Baggage Wagon, in good
repair and newly painted. For luithcr particulars
inquire of jaime. l.. Macomber, where it may be
seen, or of benjamin kittrldge. Also for sails
ssxJA TIE BRIMMER HOUSE.
leXpA Situated on State street, and opposite
Rev. Dr. Tsnnsy's, which will be sod cheap for
cash or sout paper.
JAMES l.. NACOMBER.
Ellsworth, juno l., 1878. 4w .!
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CONSERVATION Posifirely Cured,

UrnAM's FRESH MEAT CURE, for Consumption
| and Bronchial Affections, is prescribed and ret
commended by Physicians all over the country,
and is performing more cures than all other RENE.
dies combined. A trial will convince the most
skepticaI. 81 u bottle; six for s5. sent by ex.
press. Circulars free. Sold by Geo. C. Good~in
4 Co., IS Hanover ST., Boston, and all Druggists.
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F" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Seventy.six pages; price % cents. Sent to Any
address. No money required until the book is re
ccived, read, aud fully approved. 1t is perfect
guide to the sick or nlisp0se l..
Address DR. S. $. FITCH, Is fremont street
Boston. Civ,
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CAREER. sCRoFulA, &C., CURED.

CAREER. SCR0FUlA, &C.. CURED.
eJ- Persons afflicted NTH Cancer, s,refula
Tumors. Eruptions, &c., are CURED by the use Of
DR.. GREENS
CTRO-MEDICATED BATHS,
and Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the
blood of all Humors, Mercury, Lead, &C., and re-
store hea 18th to invalids aflicted with every va
ula, Humors and other diseases, with their prop
er means of cure, may be obtained free at tie
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by mail. Address Dr.
GREENE 10 Temple place. Boston.
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Five in the Morning
Is rather early, but ifyou happen to get up at
Co.'s Sonoma Wine Blttcrs. you will find yourself
quite ready when you hear the breaki;sst bell
ling. Sold every where.
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UyANrEp-Age per me nth the yea,
w round az certainty Of $500 to Al OO6 uet
month to those having a little capital. We guar.
an net the above abs monthly salary to good active
gardner, planter and fruit grover, North and
Sou ill., should send at once for particulars. Please
call on or address
j. AHEARN Co., G3 Second ST. Halt mora Ma
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SHA~'s Chemical Electro. siivcr-Platug rIaiA
~ makes Worn out plated.warc as good a new
samples sent by mail receipt of rs cents to pay
Tor packing and postage. Address J. SHAW .Chen;s
Isl, 3O Elm street, Bridgeport, Conn. Agents WAN:
ted every Hiiere;
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Grant and COlfax.

"A GENTS wANTEp-For the best and meet relie.
"A BILE LIFE of the GREATEST LIVING SOL,
DER. by HOn.J. I. Heaslley. Now ready, 43,e
Portrait in press price 25cts, which give to
cry subscriber to our Life OF Grant.
TREAT 4 Co., Publishers, 65A broadway, n. Y.
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r LITERARY PAPER- sam Q form as u. 7. Ledge
oee 0ted to original station stories, puagoxs
- hats, poetry, fl,,, &C. IN "a year. fou Gao
II have 1t for year for 50ctP. Address q. -.
l3 STASCHF1ELD i CO., Lewiston, Me.
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sep Jerk Markel. 8

By Telegraph NEW York, June rs.
fGorToN More active and 13glc better;
sales Of 400 bales at 5I@3l15c for middiing
= + QUIZ Receipts, s,0ss barrels; opened
arm and closed dull and dropping; sales
Of 500 barrels at % s5g5 20 for supernne
State: 81 1909 70 for extra Westerns $40 30
9l2 80 for white wheat extra y 60@l2 30
St. Louis; go 509l4 80 for good to cooice
do, included in the sales are $500 barrels
extra State, for export California more
sacks. rive faour'a shade easier: sales OF
200 bbls at s. 25GsI0 10.
CORN MEAL Rather heavy; sales of 600
barrels Brandywine at IS 20.
VIII sKY-NominaI.
WHEAT - ReceIf T. I3 40 bushels; very
heavy and 3Qg5c lower: sales of 40 90 bush
No do; g 50a2 70 for white California.
RYE - Dull aud deciining; sales of 500
bushels Southern at 81 T5dl 80
BARLEY = Quiet; sales of 5000 bushels
California at about 81 90.
BARLEY MALr-Nominal.
CORN Receipts S., 600 bushels; dull and
heavy, and l@2c lower; sales 81, coo pusnels
at 81 O2dI 051z for mixed w eStern af1Oat,
chjef az y eSi os IS " FOR walse Mg5teI nd
lower; sales 5000 bushels at 839S314c for
Western afioat; closing with sellers at S3c.
RIcE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-Farm.
sUGAR--Fair request; sales 1000 barrels
Cuba at 1880 0s<c
HOPS Quiet.
PETROLEUM-l61ze for crude, SIC for re-
fined bonded.
PoRK-Quiet and heavy: sales of $50 bbis
at S2S 20IasS 81 for new mess, closing at
SIS Is regular; &27 75028 90 tor old do, clos
ing at S28 90 regular.
BEEF-Steady; safes of It's bbls at previ-
GUS prices, Tlerce Beef quiet; 30 tIerces
sold al S28 00g32 90 for prime mess: So COG
$50 90 for India mess. Beef Hams nominal.
CUT MEATs-Dull and heavy; sales of $50
packages at I2G13c for shoulders; l55zgITc
for haTns.
LARD-Quietand a shade easier; sales of
$50 tIerces at l5546gl654c for steam, and l719@
lSc for kettle rendered: also, 500 barrels Of
steam, seller last half July, at lie
BACON MiddIes quiet; sales 30 boxes ice
cured Straford and 80 boxes shoiL. ear o..
; BUTTER- Dull at 24@2Sc for Ohio; s0sssc
State.
CHEEsE-Heavy. s~a..ss.
FREIGHTs-A'o Liverpool firmer en- gage
ments per steamer Is, 900 bushels gram; Sc
for corn and 5951ze fer wheat
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st. LouIs Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. June 20
TOBACCO Steady and unchanged.
CoTToN small sales at 24@2512c for good
ordinary TO low middifnes.
HEMP-Vary dun and unchanged
FLOUR w eak and unsettled, a. very
little doing; superf1ne sold at - Toi extra,
81 50: double extra. IS 50g9 10; treble e1-
ira. $40 50l0ll 90. ...-
WHEAT Dull and unchangedi y ee9x y
for old and n W Fail.
sCoRN-DulI and lower at S09Sgc for COM
mon mixed to choice white.
OATs-Dun and lower at 70g73c.
RYE-Slow ats 350l 40 #n =.
PRovIsIoNs-Exces vely dull; pork sold
in a small way at SIS 50s bulk meats sales
100000 pounds; dry ssdt shoulders on prlr
waite terms; bacon sold at lSc for shoulders
and lie for clear sfaeSs sugar-cured hams
20LSc: lard dull at lScsfOr ch dice Kettle.
EATTLE--In good demand. but prices for
the best qualities were barely maintained,
while common grades were lower inferior
TO choice range at Sa3s4c gross 81 &c.
SHEEP-Unchanged ranging from 81 70
So er head.
REcEIPrs Flour, $50 barrels; wheat,
$500 bushels ;Icorn, 500 bushels; oats, 9,oO0
bushels. s8 sN
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Chicago Markets

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, June e
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged Spring
extras at s. 25,99 80. 90
WHEAT No. / quiet. sales at u SA,9l 70 !;
No, 2 Inactive, and in speculative demand
and 2a21xc lower, with early sales at u ",
declined TO 81 e5, and closed with sellers At
CoRS-l149I1@c lower; sales Of No. ! at
g5a851sc; No. 2 at 8254gS35zc, and rejected
79aSOc and closing dull: free sellers OF No.
] at S5aG5c, and No. at S254 in store.
OARS Weak, and 1129lSzc lower, with
sales at 651z@665zc, and closing with Duyes 5
at &C.. = !,
BARIEY-Neglected and nominal; sales
of nall parcels on the track az u oQ9l Ios
PRovIsIoSS-There Is very little Ire In
the provision market Mess pork lnacLlVe
and nominal, at ST 70; Lard at l554g Ioc
Dry sailed shoulder more active, at ll12c.
BEEF CATTLE-Dul, and the qenano
exclusively on local account, good grades
being entirely nominal.
HoGs-Dull, and buyers holding on Tor
lower prices: sales at So 6597 = for COM
mon; 81 5017 70 for fair to medium, ana
g7 SOFAS 10 for good to choice
FRFIGHTs-Dull; &c for COLI TO Bunato.
RECEIrrs-4, pa barrels hour; s., 6g0 push
els wheat: $50, 400 bushels corn; IS, 59S BUSH
sHTPME NTs-I ,5s6 barrels hour $50 bush
els wheat lOi, 060 bushels corn !; 200 orsh'
els oats; 1 $50 hogs. lF @
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. June 26.
FLOUR and WHEAT Duh, and prices
nominal.
CoRN-Dun at s6gs7c for ear, and $4,000
for shelled.
OATS Dull al 759s6c.
RYE-Farmer. and held at 81 10.
COTTON Held at zoe for mtddling, but
the demand is light.
TOBACCO In good demand at full rates
sales Of zoe hnds trash at "a rs; Tugs. Eg9 10
Leaf. $40 $3.50 30.
PRovIsIoNs--Dun and lower, and LITTLE or
no demand. Mess pork could have been
bought at ST rs. Lard at l6I&c. Bulk
slsvNaidsx=. les -packeds sadeS. l31<aI4o /;
bacon shoulder, l2Szc, and clear rTo s-sss =
clear sides, i6149l654c; sugar cured hamsr
ETTTTR-Dull and lower; Central Ohio,
24G26c; w estern Reserve, 2b@2Sc.
EGGS-Dulf at lSc-
SUGAR and CoFFEE-S Steady, with mod-
crate dem md.
HAx-Dull and the supply large. but
price are unchanged. =
OILS : Linseed declined to 81 05, with
sales OF IT'S bbls. Petroleum dull at 3S,95oe
for refined free. Lard oil, 81 SS@l 40.
GOLD-l40.
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River DISPATCHES.

CAIRO June 2s.-Port Bisi-Wild Duck,
st Louis TO Pittsburg, P. II Bon Geo q,
2. Shot velI's to Cairo, 9 A. M; Kilgour, Or
leans To Louisville, L. A. NJ: sam. Brow "a
ST. Louis to Cairo, Ii A. /; Um pires Nash
VILE packet. IL NJ; Grand Lake, Or
lean 10 Louisville, IL A. II stella, Orleans
to Louisville, 1t I'D A n White Pad 1cAh
pacKes, II N Quicks. ep, Eyan-vllle 20 re-
tutn p n: Waunelta, Plttsburg 10 81.
Louis 2 p NJ: julia, ut. Louis 10 NlcKs-
burg P NJ; r. E. Lee. Louisville to Or
leans p N. The river has fell six inches
Weather clear and pleasant; mercury "a.
Toursvr1LE. June observation-disclosures,
to Cincinnati. d parted ozark, for Ar
kansas River; Dexter, for \ ew Orleans.
The river is still receding slowly, with nve
feet three inches W alter in the canal Dy the
mark. The weather Is moderately warm.
There are forty inches water on the falls In
the pass down the 1hdiaD chute. over the
Portland bar there are about twelve feet
of v@Ater.
theTmometer $50 at noon. The river is
Using slowly. Arrived-Belles st. Louis.
Departed -CommonWealtn ana hn9lcon
for St Louis; Judge Fletcher and sam.
Hale for Cincinnati; w. Z. Arthur for NeR
Orleans
NASHVILLE. June 26.--River falling; Is
inches on Rarpeth shoals; " ea l.a5
from Cairo; A Baker departed for Cairo.
sr rorrrs June 28.-Arrived-Kate Kin.
new from Omaha Reserve, from st. Paul
Phil. sheridan, from Dubuque; Peoria
CIV from Omaha. Departed-Canada. fol-
St. Paul; Jennie Baldwin, for Dubuque
Citv OF cairo, Tor Memphis Sana- GatyE
the river is still rising slowly, and the
upper Mississippi and Missouri are swell
fnp Weather clear and warm, with tn
mercury at 91o at P. n.
Ohio river trade remains quiet. Arkan-
| sas bu~iuess is revivtng, and considerable
freight is offering for that stream.
Dan. Wright, engineer and pilot for q
wears on the upper Mississippi, and re
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Louisrllle Marker.

BY telegraph LOUISVILLE. June 25.
ToBACco-Sales of 80 hogsheads Tugs at
81 O00l0 90; medium leaf 81 oogI4 ";
Henry County cutting SlS; Hart county
medium wrappers So.
WF4EEA1r-Firner and higher At 81 9j9
81 90 for old.
CoRN-90sG93c.
OATS 7S(GS0e.
RYE-NOminal.
MESS PoRK-S& 90.
IARD-I71&c.
BACoN-ShouIders i3}zcs clear rio sides
I6IS0165zc; sides 1734 &C.
BULK MEATS - shoulders l<54c; cAear
sides I6c.
WHIsKY-Nothing doing.
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New orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June 20.
CoTToN-Firm nIdding &c: sales of $50
bales; receipts lis bales; export 3,274
bales to Liverpool; to the continent sos
bales; sales tor the week !, 1879 bales; stock
5000 bales.
MISUNDERSTANDING l53; New York
Sight Exchange q premium.
GoLD-l40.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
MoLAssES-Nominal.
FLOUR uil; superfine at 81 SCOT IS.
CoRN-DulI at 95cIa&I.
OArs-Steady at 75c.
HAY-Steady at SlSd2T.
PoRK-Dull at $29 Is.
BACON Dull; shoulders 131<@l31zc; clear
sides I734c.
LARD Dull; tierce ls1zc; keg zoe.
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RIVER Ne .

The additional arrivals and departures
yesterday and last night include the Dora,
from Cincinnatf: Swallow, Cincinnati TO
New Orleans: Tennessee, to Cairo; Sam.
Orr, to Eastport; Ollie Sullivan. from Cam
pat.s->s rss~ss n7rsy.ss. @rs--- op-i..-ss
Vile: j. H. GToesbeck, New Orleans TO
Cincinnati. The Dora had good trip,
and arrived at 3 p NJ She will leave at 10
to-day, and will la passengers through to
Cincinnati for Sj.-s...-..The Richmond was
literally crowded with passengers, end had
an immense trip to Cairo, including six
hundred and eighty Texas cattle............
The Swallow and ). II. Groesbeck were
full of freignt.........The Tennessee and Sam.
Orr had good packet trips.....-..-The Ollie
Sullivan had fair trip from the Upper
Coast........Captain u. Shewmaker, late of
the Romeo, arrived Ia the city yesterday
evening .........The Lady Grace passed down
Yesterday evening, en- route to st. T.suis,
with good trip.........The Dora will have
big trip out to-day..........The Ozark viii
be here positively this evening for Arkan
sas River, Offering elegant accommoda-
lions to passengers for that stream.
MrasoRAHpA of the steam er Sam. Orr
from Fastport to Evansville, June 25th.--
Left Eastport at P. NJ, Monday, June I'd
met Rapidan at Ross Landing David
Watts at Petticoat Rifle; passed Helen
+ laid up at Birmingham; arrived at Padu-
/ cahat P. N. wednesday. Boats in port
Lewellin, Raoidan No. z; Milprey, laid up
/ Tyrone, on the ways. Left Paducah at 5
/ p. N: met Emperor al Cowpens, Robt.
1 Fulton at Pryor's Island; Armada 81 Ia
SEVILLE; towboat, name unknown. Pass
/ ed-Painter No. z, laid up at ShotweIl's
Mines; Robt. E. Lee at Mt. VerEon. The
Tennessee River i falling, with 26 inches
/ on Colbert Shoals, four feet on b & Bend
shoals. Weather fair and nights cool.
! Lost two nights in fog. Had good
trip of both freight and people.
The above should have reached us
| Thursday ever ing, but was not received
| till yesterday. The manifest is ont Of date
| and is omitted.
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New York DrI Goods MarAei.

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK. June %.
DRY GooDs-The market for slap styles
of unbieached ard mus ms is fairly aeIive
and drner: Atlantic A heavy brown
Fl I71<c; Atlantic v l5c: Laconis l5c;
Lawrence @ l7e: do. E I51Sc; Amsskeag A
bleache ed nlEIslins I73zc: Bartlett l7cs 0otn
1870; Greene be; HAS Semp dem ISc;
Hope l51xc; American stripes l40aI5c; ork
s1lirtif gs 221aG231zc; Pepperett corset jeans
l5110l6c; Laconia Cant u 6annels 24c, and
White Rock ltnseys 25c; prints steady at
lI1zgl21ac for light and dark styles Of
faBgyg.
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LOST.

w OsT- MONEY On Thursday night,
Ia two one-hu dred-dollar oll!s. any
90 IN ing the same and returning III 10
me und1 rsigned will be literally re-
- AL +. WE'LL,
o1 gitf No Water street.
w ssST-RING-A plain gold ring with
- the word "W easel INSIDE altaene9
70 a AXIS quare gold dollar. The nndef VIII
be literally rewarded by leaving the same
Al HALLOCK'S Drug store, NO q MAIN
street between First and Second
tea DIT
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ssiDAElAgl 8 U,DMMEGCiAL

TO CoCeTRT MERCHASTs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
70 the superior faciAties Of the JoURsAL
Company for printing sFancg Posters and
all kinds Of mercantile WORK, viz. BIZ
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can he sent thro9gh any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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BY re.,4saas Il. urmPHI~. June 20
COTTON Nominal: no sales: recel pts o. 5
bs les; exports n re: we, s re rip A.
ba les exports - 80 bates stock 53I Did es.
FLOUR u4tpIfin 81
PoBK-gz9 l129 So
bAc1N. Dull; shoulders. Is1se; clear
sides, I71zc ssr@
CoRN-904Q2c.
HAY--SfS s4Ht
o sTS-80c. sf%
BRAE-Ie
BUTTER-25G30c.
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o-nly OF The it, c died al K Oguk on
Wednes aH. pit JOua Davis j. ab iut
pult u line OF opposition 0oats on Ar
k n~as RiV, r.
II cTrNArI, June 25-N arrivals kept
the DAT pso cts The Havana i parted
for Evansvlif z, with o m trip. Business
anu clear; mercury % aE6PM Tue river
has ftllsau IL i.is hes. There ~ 81 feet under
the bridge
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United States Marshal's Sale.
Sweet Milk.

Va furnish families, through our
ASsnts-J. c. Collier a. Co, corner Locust
49, -Tsbird streets: VIM. r. Read, corner
@o-.,st and Second Streets; and Moses
Val No. 81 Locust Street Eetwean First
"a Serond-with pure Sweet MILK, Dy the
P.nd IS nm r.. a L FORD.
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ne LIVERPOOL June 26-Eve. 8
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