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ST. LouIs Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 70.
TOBACCO Steady and unchanged.
CorroN-N 9thtng dom.
HEMP Nothing doing. ta
/ FLoUR-SteadY aud quiet at z for choice
suDernne; S797 so for X Sill 2Jd9I2 80 for
xxx aud fancy. alea
WHEAT-Aetive and firm for choice, but
low To medium grades are Weak; choice
white and fancy red 81 206g2 80.
/ Consultative Dad higher for white at 81
SS9c. o. qlf arg1s
OATs-Advaneed, but market slow at
neutrality-suspicious.
RYE Easier at 81 35tdl 81.
PRoYIsI0NS-Fi m, with increased de-
mand, ut higher prices. Pork sold at S29
1870; clear Sides I714c; sugar cured GOA
20Tc. lard fiImer; held higher; prime
sold at 1876; choice keg l9c.
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RECeRDER's Court. - But Few
greenbaeks were realized in the Re-
corder's Court yesterday; indeed we
believe. s. was the sum total realized,
which was divided up until no one
retained enough to take a cobbler. =
Anpa Rock was tried by jury on
charge Of keeping house of ill-fame,
and was acquitted. The prosecution
was by many believed to have been
malicious r.s tr.sl ,svatsv IS 7rs
a singular charge against Jennie
Clutter was dismissed. n
| An afidavit was issued against
Jaeob Smith, charged with assault
and battery on the person of Nicho-
lar Straaby The accused had not
been arrested UP to a late hour last
night. oe yev rls tr-. ...-..
/ leo. Scotia gayand festive youth,
and mace young man, was found in the
Rock house at al. unreasonable hour
on Saturday or Sunday night, en- dis
| hGbit1e-coat, vest, hat, and boots off.
He will have hearing to day.
3 Al from Lamasco was drunk
and noisy. The police attempted to
arrest him. and his wife interfered.
Both were arrested, and will have a
hearing to-day. ss
/ Jim Stone, negro, disturbed the
peace of that sweet-scented corner
known as Hamburger's. He was
pulled and fined 81, with 81 costs.
Jacob Shearer was drunk dead
drunk = too drunk to skin and was
carried up to the lookup. Yesterday
he was tried and fined 81, with the
usual costs. s
Joseph Hara, one Of those itinerant
benefactors who are rushing to sup
ply the ladies of this city With needles
and other like articles of prime ne
cessity, which can be obtained no.
where else. was pulled for peddling
without license. He managed to rbor-
row s. from one of his pals, no doubt,
and was let off with that amount. So
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RI Err NE w 8
For other Rive. Items see THIRD Page.

The weather continued exceedingly hot
up to midnight last, the mercury standing
at 9S' at night, and having rested at 1902 TO
102 from 10 A. n. TO p. M.-the hottest day
ever felt in this region. Towards evening
clouds gathered and rain seemed immi-
nent, bat only few drops fell in the city.
Towards midnight IL again ciouded up,
and we hope rain will fall before morn
fng......- The additional arrivals and de-
partures up to midnight include the
Mayfiower and QGickstep, to Cairo;
Mollie Norton, to Henderson; James
Gray and Ada Lyon, to Green River
Cumberland, to Newburg; Linton to
GAINESVILLE; st. MaTys, Cairo to louisville.
1.-The packets had good trips out yester-
day......".The st. Marys passed up yester-
day evening, light, and meEeiy touching at
the Lamasco whaTf.....Capt. Henry Miller
advertises the Fannie Brandeis forCinein-
natl, on Thursday. She Is in splendid con-
ditton.
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MONETARY g COMMERCIAL
WEERNY RyVTEE.

FtSANUrAL.-The demand for loans is
dull. There is apparently very little
money wanted for the legitimate trade OF
the country, and until the wheat crop is
fairly ready for. market the money will
continue In excess of the demand.
The Banks are not anxious to make
loans to pay Old debts, and applications
for this purpose would not meet with any
success. Rates of interest remain at 9 to 10
per cent.
Exchange on New York is in fair supply
at SO cents per 81 900 buying, and 81 so per
81 900 selling.
Gold is strong and advancing; bnying
40 5selllng 142. Silver, buying 1872; selling
I3a.
Government Securities are firmly held
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new York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraphsi7 NEW YORK, July IL.
Market ffffn, with fair demand for sta
pie cottons. Heavy brown sheetings OF
best makes 171z@l81zc, and seconds i61Sa
Hc. Merrimack w prints 15c; do. ID 1870
1870. American, Richmonds, OrIenfaI.
Aliens, and Lancaster 1870: Gloucester
13Lc; do. MORNINGS I3c; Landon's and
shirtings l5c; Arnold's prints ii n ii5Sc;
Freeman's and Glasgow ginghans az
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ACCTDENT.-Last Saturday, as Mr..
w. Montgomery was returning home
from the Convention at Princeton,
and when near the depot, by some &C
cident or other his horse, buggy and
himself were precipitated into deep
hole at the side of the road, and Mr.
Montgomery seriously hurt. 1t was
not thought that his injuries would
prove fatal
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cnira akH

IL feiegfapbd CBf6AG5. Ja.t ~.
aLoUR-DnlIi sales a. ssgl0 = fsr 5rfl15
WHEAT-Nery dull. and nUmiuaily uu-
ehanged sales Of NO. 2 IT sI 78al Tg.
COR - Less active; 1<lG1Sc lower sales OK
70. I AZ bV48Jz4i No. at 5000, and re-
No. at 901S, and sellers 81 9}5[c.
OAIs-2utet, and ;Ml1zc lower. sales at
64l4@h35lc, closing quiet al inside
Neglected and nominal
Neglected and nominal
PRoVISIoSs-Firm and less active. Mess
Pork sold at SIS = Tor standard choice.
Dry sailed shoulders held at zoe lard Is
firm and steadTs prime steam ITlI: Euu1r
mer rendered at l61z@I55S.
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CITY N Il W S .

SIN STRUCK.-James Mcdowell,
who has been driving a sprinking
wagon for Tom Bullen, was sun
struck yesterday morning, and was
seriously effected Promptly medi-
cal aid was called in, and it is hoped
he will recover. lie laid in rather q
critical condition, however, all day,
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Louisville Market.

By TeIegraph.l LOUISVILLE. July ID.
ToBAcco.-Sales 81 hhds leaf Tobacco
Tugs 7ta9c for Common to Medium; Leaf
91&9I5c; Owen County cutting l992114e
J FLoUR-S6 1907 ..
WHEAT-Sl S59l 50. Err.
CoRN-939S5c.
OATS-s0c.
RYE-New 81 Goal 20 ef arr reH
MESS PoRK-S2S F75@20 90: Bacon Shout
ders 131<c; Clear Rib Sides lie; clear sides
l512c; Bulk Meats-Shoulders. I211c; Clear
Sides l61zc.
l1ARD-lSGIS1zc.
CoTToN-30G30l%e.
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River Dispatches.

rrss. - st LOUISVILLE. .F
~ LOUISVILLE, July l3.-Ihe river is sta
tionary, with feet in the canal. Weather
dry and hot.
PITTSB URIC.
PITTsBURG, July l3.-The river is L foot 8
inches by the pier mark, and falling. The
weather is clear and warm. Mercury So.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-The river has risen
IL inches since Saturday: 8 feet inches in
the channel. Weather clear. Thermome-
ter 92o. .# .v
CAIRO, July 49, Altoona, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Il p NJ; Rel e st. Louis. Memphis.
st. Louis, AM: Pauline Carroll, st LOUIS,
New Orleans, A. M. River fell inches.
Mercury 92o. Weather still cloudy.
81 ~ p NASHVILLE. 81
NASHVILLE, July I3.-River swelling: %
inches on Harpeth Shoals. Weather very
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Rev York Gold and stock Market

~ ASAO8AAPAA4l NEW 4Dhkt Wy
Money steady at 495 on call.
Sterling active at I01<GlOsz.
at 14lTs.
GovernmenteStocksa are steady: Coupons
of 1881 l3260lS1S: do. '82, 1374glo2si DO: '64,
l0S0l056; do. go, llsS@lIl1s 90 az; new SGD
81 do. '67, 8ISg9; do. '0os ots@Si tO-40s, rs
973S; 7-30s, 85ztg9.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR AT, SHAWNEE
TowN.--From a gentleman who ar
rived by the Cumberland yesterday
morning, we learn that bloody and
no doubt fatal ARRAY took place on
Saturday at Shawneetown, Illinois.
Hiram Brown and Geo. MeMurtrie
had a quarrel, which ter minated in a
fight. In the midst of the fight Nc
Murtrie drew a pistol and attempted
to shoot The pistol snapped twice,
but the third attempt proved more
successful, and the shot took effect in
the leg OF Brown. John Brown, a
brother to Hiram, rushed up, drew
his pistol and fired, the shot striking
McMurtrie in the head, and pass
ing through, lodged under. the skin in
the back Of his neck. J ohm Brown
Immediately mounted his horse and
rode away, and has not yet been ar
rested. Hiram Brown was arrested.
McMurtric was still alive on Sunday,
but it was not believed that he could
live any length Of time.
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Attempt AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY
a man who Is an entire stranger to
rs. gives out among his comrades and
acquaintances that he was attacked
on Sunday night by q man who at
tempted to rob him, near Reitz &
Haney's foundry. 1t is probable an
overheated Imagination, superin-
duced by the mercury at so, had
much to do with it.
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FOE SALE.
TWO BRICK HOUSES AT AUCTION
FOr City Orders.

DY ORDER OF THE HBARU OF
49, Trustees OF the Public Schools of the
city of Evansville, there viii be sold al
auction. at the courthouse door IN the
CITY or evansville, on the 18th day OF july
1865, 81 ; O'CLOCK PM, the BRICK SCHOOL
HOUSE and premises fronting on Main
street AZ It's terminus, at the outer bound
airy OF ID city The lot is a little irregular
IN shape, the average width being 10 feet
ana The average length SO feet; being IsrEs
enough for three retail stores, and the
school-h 0use. being about the centre of
the lot, can be used as one
Also, az the same time and place. and byv
the same order, VIII he sold the Old HIGH
SCHOOL BUILDING aud premises known
as the Old Baptist Church" corner Clark
and Centre streets. The lot rs 80 hy 5s feet.
minus little Olnt or one corner The
house is SUBSTANTIALLY built brick. fga8
stOi iess is ID ieet wide tvs M feet long rs e
comtora Die church for small eongrega-
tioRi or II might easily be converted INTO
Two stores, or a house FOR manufacturing
purposes.
Tei ms-Purchase price OF both lots pay
able in city orders QE par.
John W. FOSTER
JVl4 It'd Secretary School Board.
Courier, Union, and Democrat copy tIU
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To CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs.-
10000 No. l poplar Shingles.
10000 feet poplar Flooring.
10000 feet poplar seasoned Wealth
erboarding, W Sc
Sash, Doors and Blinds, for sale
cheap for cash at
TRIBE, MYERS & Bios. s,
Planning Mill. Second Street, between
Chestnut and Cherry. jy7-d1w
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OvERooME.-We noticed a man
sitting in very drowsy state on the
lower steps of the Evansville Nation
al Bank, yesterday evening. Wheth-
er he was overcome by heat, lager
beer, or boomernickle. we did not
learn. A lot of small boys were in
vestigating the matter.
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EtcRaEss iii rte srf.AMc besfeb
TO learn that Hiuch sickness prevails
in the city. result of the protrActed
hot weather. A large proportion Of
the sickness is among small children
of one year old and under, and the
prevailing disease that incident to the
season and to children. Parents can
not be too careful regarding the diet
of their children at this season of the
year, and unripe fruit or an excess of
vegetables should be carefully avoid
ed and prohibited.
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COMING SOUTH.
Terre Haute and Indians2olis.
rKoM TERRE HAUTE.
OHIO and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.
urrAnfROAT LINES.

10 T,ouIsyILLE.-Every Monday and
ssstS,,.,J NJ At i1o,cIocR A.E. Every Tuesday,
"wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
O'Clock P. NJ.
O'Clock p. n.
TO CiREEN RIYER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock P. NJ. Every
Montfay and Thursday at O'Clock p. NJ.
TO EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at o'clock P. NJ.
no HESpERsoN-Datly, except Sundays,
at o'clock Pm.
TO NAsHvIL.LE--Every Thursday 81 four
m.
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BATES HoUsE.-This we'll known
indianapolis hotel, under its present
management, is sustaining an excel
lent reputation with its patrons and
the travelling public generally. Our
citizens visiting the State Capital
viii find it we'll kept, clean rooms,
a good table, the proprietor and
Capt Hartwell, in the Office, atten-
tive and obliging.
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TMPRovING.-The man Lawson
who was Frustrated by sun stroke on
Sunday, and who was bcing cared for
on board the Quickstep, is, we are in
formed, aloBly recovering. The at
tack was a most severe one, and but
for prompt medical attention and
careful nursing, it is not probable
that lac would have recovered.
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10 AIEsfPIITs-Semi-weekly !.

Rock pOrtStage (via Newburgh and Boon
Wiley carrying the mali, leaves at a. r.,
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. s-r So
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. NJ sea.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily. tex
ccpt sundays at 7 A. M. Arrives daily lex
tept Sundays) by 2. d. uHre
10 NEWBURG.-Hacg daily Except sun
day,l from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ. & ta uUrl
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local NOTICES.

SELLING BELOW Cost. - Moses
We'll, No. 81 Locust Street, will sell
his entire stock of groceries below
cost, until further notice.
First quality of Imperial Tea at
81 90 per pound. Other articles ia
proportion. Call early. ju14:tf
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COunelI Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, July IL, 1856,

Evansville, July 10, 1868. !
The City Council met pursuant to
adjournment. Present-His Honor
Mayor Walker and Counciimen Blem-
ker, Steele, Jones, Stockheth, Reitz.
Kolle. Rocker and Mesker.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read, amended and approved.
After which, the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid
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AN EVIL PRAcTIcE.-There is a
rcprehensible practice in this city of
sunday small boys, not capable of
managing one horse, going to the
river to water a horse, and some
times two.
AS an Illustration of this evil he bit,
small boy was sent yesterday even
ing to water two horses, riding one
and leading the other by the halter.
On leaving the river, the led horse
commenced frolicking. jerked loose
aud rushed up Locust Street at wild
speed, scattering the people in all
directions. The other horse tried to
follow the example, but the lad sue
ceeded IN managing him, till he got
to the corner of Locust and Third.
where the horse well-nigh ran over a
man, threw the boy off and trampled
on him, injuring him severely. This
evil should be suppressed.
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DIR. ]. J. PENNINGTON

WAS REMOVED his office to the
- brick building on Second, near
Main Street, third door south of SchlRp-
fer's Drug store. jy3d2w.
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- o0AACbS " VI
On motion of Mr. Reiiz, the order
resembling an order in relation to the
opening of an alley in block 50, La
maseo, was freseinded, and the orig
inal order re-atirmed, the parties in
terested, it was understood, were to
settle the damages among them
selves.
The ordinance relative to the reliel
of butchers was read for the second
time. The ordinance provided that
no one be permitted to retail meat at
the market-house who had not first
procured the rent of stalls.
Mr.. Buchanan, on the part of those
| interested on the other side of the
question, appeared and made a speech
| at some length. He insisted that il
was monopoly ruinous to the poor
| that it was giving the butchers an
exclusive privilege that ought not to
be granted. The poor demanded that
the Council should give them a cheap
market; it was but simple justice,
and nothing more. lie then pre-
sented a remonstrance against the
passage of the ordinance.
Col. Jones also made a few remarks
against the passage of the ordinance.
He thought that outsiders ought not
to pay at all. That the tax had to be
paid by the people who bought the
meat. as
Reitz moved that the ordinance lay
over one week. ITO bnAE
Jones moved, as an amendment, to
lay the ordinance over until the first
of August.
Steele moved to amend the amend.
ment to lay over. by laying onothe
table. The amendment tothe amend
ment not agreed to. The amend
ment to the motion was adopted.
Rocker, from the committee to
examine the bills for printing presnt-
ed by the proprietOrs of the Evans
vile Courier and Evansville DenlOh'fat,
| reported that the charges of the Cour-
aer were twenty per cent. higher than
those charged by the Journal Com
pany last year. and that those charged
by the proprietor of the DeD7okrdt
were twenty-five per cent. higher than
those charged by the proprletors OF
the Union last year. recommend
ed that a reduction of 20 per cent.
off the Courter's bill be made, and a
reduction of % per cent. be made
off the Densokrat. : s.-. H. - q
Dir. Shnuklin, of the Courier,
stated that he had only charged the
regular scednle rates. He asserted
that the bills presented by the jour
nal Company had not been itemized.
and insisted that Mr.. Rocker should
have itemized bills to make his re-
port by.
Mr.. Rocker stated that he had de-
manded and been shown the books Of
the Journal Company, and had care
fully examined the charges and com
pared them, laying the bills of the
Courier and Degnokrat side by
side and carefully compared them.
His report had been made in accord
anee with the facts, and now that it
was before the Council, he had no
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Look TO Your FAsTENINGs.
there Is a gang Of needle peddlers
roaming through the city, leaving
small packages, when permitted, with
promise to call again. we would adj
wise our readers to look well to the
fastenings of their doors and win
dows. as we have for several years
noticed the advent of these gentry to
the city is invariably succeeded by
house breaking. There are any
amount of needles of the very best
quality in the stores in the city, at
very low prices, and there is no ne
eessity for needle peddlers.
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LECTURE ON KANsAs.-As has al
ready been announced. Rev. Alex.
Sterret VIII deliver his great lecture
entitled Kansas and its resources"
at the Crescent City. Hall tonight,
to commence at s o'clock. The lecture
is made up Of his personal observa-
tiohs in that long since historic
country, and will be exceedingly com.
prehensive in its scope. Somewhat
humorous in its style, and highly in
terestiug and edifying in its histori-
cal, typographical, and Incidental
facts. 1t is needless for us to say that
it will be interesting and pleasing
and we expect a large crowd to at
tend. ,@ta9~2.
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ANOTHER AcCIDENT.-Mr. George
w. Hill, messenger on the short
train, met with a painful accident at
Nineeunes yesterday morning. While
one of the employees Of the road was
handling a large box, he let it fall,
and, in the descent, it caught one of
Mr.. Hills feet, bruising it badly. Mr..
Ill. made the trip to this city, though
in great pain, and when he arrived he
could scarcely walk. This is unfor
tnnate for him, as he has just lost
considerable time by another afiliction.
REAL ESTATE For Cry ORnERs.-
twill be seen by advertisements this
morning that the City School Trus-
tees offer for sale the old High School
building Formerly the Baptist
Church,) aud the old Brick school
house, on Main Streets near the Long
worth tract. These houses and lots
are offered for sale next Saturday
week, payment to be made a. cit,
orders at par. This will be an excel
lent opportunity to invest some sur
plus city orders. HeA
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Assignee's SaIe

RTQTgCE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
&% the undersigned, assignee of the es-
tale OF Ilolnas NJ. Elliott, bankrupt. will
sell ab private sale. at NO. IA Main Street
IN the city Of Evansville, Dry Goods No
lions, Counters, Shelving. t4as Fixtures
until all are sold.
IN pursuance OF an order of the District
Court OF the United States for the District
OF Indiana.
DAVID j. BIAC1EEY, Assignee.
Evansville, July 4tn. 1858 w div
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT. - We are
panied to learn that Mr. Goodlott
Morgan, of Petersburg, and we'll
known in this city, met with q serious
and to his child perhaps a fatal
accident few days ago, while ont
riding with his wife and child in a
carriage. The horses took fright
and ran away, and the child was so
seriously injured that it was not ex-
pected to live,
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LOST CHILD.-A small boy paraded
the streets yesterday morning ringing
4 bell and announcing lost child-a
little girl three years old, which had
wandered from tho corner of Main
and Seventh Streets. As we have
heard no further mention of the
matter, we presume the little wan
derer was found. U ft
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CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.-By an
advertisement under the head of
= Local Notices, " it will be seen that
Moses We'll has determined to sacri-
fee the balance of his stock of gro
eeries by selling them at less than
cost. Having established a Loan
Office, he is determined to quit groce-
rSaa
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LOST.

T OSF - cow - Strayed from my resi-
uAA deuce, ON the corner OF Walnut and
Second Streets, on Thursday night last q
large black COW, about years old with
crumPled horns; large white teafs i think
there n q crop of each ear, and a SLIT or
swallow fork ia each. She has large bags
IS q good mixer; lis kind and gentle She
left a young calf Mt home. Any one re-
turning said COW to me viii be nberallv
REWARDED. IleI7l HIRAM b. READ.
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GRAPE PRosPEcTs.-From our dis
tinguished fellow-citizen Philip
Decker, County Commissioner, and
one of the largest and most success
full cnlti7ators of the grape and man
ufacturer of the best Catawba wine
in the city or county, we learn that
the prospect of an excellent grape
crop has not looked as favorable for
the last fifteen years as is manifested
at present.
The grapes are now nearly full
grown and perfectly sound, and the
punches unusually large and numer-
Gus, and if no untoward event occurs
before they ripen, he is of the opinion
the wine produced this season will
equal, If it does not far surpass, in
quality, the vintage Of 1867. which is
esteemed the best ever produced in
this vicinity, while in quantity it will
far surpass it. E
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BOARDING.
RAILROAD HOUsE.

Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation Us now
open for the accommodation of boarderss
under the direction of MIR. and MRS.
X. q. NONGE The street cars viii be
fonud convenient, running To and from
th6 premises every ten minutes. one or
two small families can be accommodated.
Pa. Large and good accOmm Odation Tor
stock. lmay2B dim
TSOARDaNGi.- Mrs. ID. Carter has re-
- moved to Mr.. John HewsOu1s large
house, on Division street, between SECOND
ana Third, and Is ready to receive as many
day boarders as win give her a cali. She
also has five or six good rooms to let.
mayI3 diff MRS. ID. CARTER.
WSOAKD1N6 M THE DAY on.
80 WEEK. al
MRS. E. M. BURNs's,
no. p Second St. bet. Main ard Locust
streets, Evansville, Ind
4 few mora dodgers aud quite number
or day boarders can stilI be acoounmoda-
ted. MRS. r.. M. BURNS.
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