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INUNDATIoN oF BooTBLAcKs.-
When the Morning Star left Louis
vile on Friday, five bootblacks, with
their kits, were discovered on board,
bound for Evansville, as they said, to
attend a convention. Not having
provided themselves with the neses-
sary credentials to secure passage to
this city, they were set ashore few
miles below New Albany. They
walked back to that city or Portland
and boarded the Lawrence, declaring
that they knew Capt. Henry U.
Hart would not act so unfeelingly as
to put them ashore, When the Law
renee started, however, they could
not be found, though Sailigent search
was made for them. They had con-
eealed themselves among the freight
on the barge, and thus escaped detec-
ton till they arrived in the vicinity of
Evansville. One of them said they
would have done very we'll if the clerk
had not spit tobacco juice all over
them while searching FOR them in vain.
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THE TROTTING MATCH.-The trot-
ting match at the Longworth track
took place on Saturday afternoon, as
previously announced in this paper,
and quite a large number of specta-
tors were in attendance, some of whom
risked their money on their favorite
horse. Raymond's white mare, driven
by i. Z. Britton, won the race in two
straight heats, proving too strong an
antidote to DO defeated by Poi
son" although driven by Jim Brockie.
Time 1886 and 1922.
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GOING TO EURoPE.-John Ingle.
Jr., President of the Evansville &
Charlottesville Railroad, will leave for
Europe tomorrow morning. Mr..
Ingle goes to England to make con-
tracts for iron for the extension Of
the 4. & G. Railroad to Chicago, and
also to examine into the English rail-
way system. He will be gone only a
few months, and we wish him pleas
ant trip and safe return.
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Knw nrIanns Markel-

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. July q.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal; middling at
321zc; sales 78 bales.
GOLD-l3615.
EXCHAWGE-S Sterling 150l[s New York
Sight "a premium.
FLOUR FINN; Xxx So 50gsG IS.
CoRN-Sl IS and locking upward.
OAT5-77c.
HAY-Prime 500.
PoRK-S34 rs.
BACoN-Retailing at Is, 1917 and I0J4c.
LARD-l91z02lc; key 2I1SQ2lJ2c.
SUGAR Common lO9l1c; prime 135<o.
MoLASsES-Choicef ermenting 6ia6lc.
WHIsRY-s 81 Is.
CoFFEE-Is dull; fair 1910, and prime
I65<Ml7c.
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Your Only Chance
TO PROCURE THE FINEST A1D BEST
SEED WHEAT

FWTAHAF WAS EVER EW EEDBUCEw
~ Ia this or any other country 4 have
Tor sale the earliest and best wheat ever
saw, known as the kU -I.hHD0E WHEAT.
10 is from FIVE 20 TEN DAYS IAHLIEE
than the white or RID May wheat rs large
white grain and was neVer known Go na
injured by me lust. bought the seed of
Messrs. Braudcls 81 CsuWford or Louis-
viiles Ky. They bought 40 iu he Stale OK
Georgia OF ga old gen tleman DY Inc name
OF Young, who had grown the me wheat
Tor seventee . years. and never knew I'D tu
fail during that Time. 4 have grown iL two
years, with large Yield bJ .h seasons.
Parties Wishing TO buy seed VIII de wen
to put IN their orders at once. Ali orders
must be addressed % COBB. 6ELLATLN
& CO., Dyeusburg, Ky. The wheat Us now
ready FOR shipment on my farm near Dye
cugburg, Ky. ia. %. Babcock, Evansville,
Ind Haze, Buckner s. co., PaduC8n, ky,
and Chr lsrnan q Chestnut, ClafksvilIe,
Tenn, are ray Agents, and win show % falr
sample Of the wheat TO any one wishing
to see IT, Ihe price Of The wheat as % 0J
per buGhel nc DyeuGburg. ky. ana sure u
viii pay every farmer 10 try %. y shall
spare no pains in putting &c up right.
tg23 div WIN "a. H. CAHDLN,
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WEBER & 90. PREPARING 10 MOVE

WEBER g. Co. PREPARING TO MOVE,
AND SELLING SUMMER HATS REGARD
LESS OF COSTS their price list:
Mems fine Panama Hats, worth
So, at So 70.
Mems good Panama Hats, worth
g 80. at 81 Is.
Mems fine Braid Hats, worth So 80,
at 80 So
Mems good Leghorn Hats, worth
75c., at Soc
Young Mems Fancy Hats. worth
%, at 81 %.
Boys and Children's Hats, worth
81 80, at 81.
WEBER & Co. can be found two doors
beloW-No. 81 Main Street.-The house
now occupied BY B. Baum. [ jy22-lw
Nothing wanting in Barrett's,"
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Our EMPLOYEES. = The regular
number of persons employed by the
Journal Company is just fifty, show
ing that the JOURNAL Office is not SO
small an establishment as some per-
sons might suppose.
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The TOBACCO SALE.-0n Wednes-
day, the biggest tobacco sale of the
season viii take place at the plant
ers's warehouse. The grand lunch
will be served at the National Hall,
and it is expected that toasts and
short addresses will be in order.
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LIT QUA young man who
painted some, dabbled in real estate a
hstle, and gassed a great deal, left
town quite suddenly last week, failing
to settle sundry bills that had accu-
mulated against him. He has gone
70 Kansas, we believe. All right. we
can spare all such chaps as him. His
room IS lar more preferable than his
company. Obi Jinkingsl
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SurTTvAYrowN SCHooL HoUsE.-

SULLIvANTowN SCHOOL HOUSE,
We learn from Professor Cow,
that the School Trustees have
leased a building in Sullivan
town, on the corner of Division
and Ninth Streets, opposite the
Church Of the Holy Innocents, which
will be used for a first and second
primary school. The use of the Lo-
Gust Street Engine House as a school
room, will be discontinued hereafter.
The schools viii reopen on Monday,
the 9th day of September.
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Louisville Market,

By Telegraph.I 49, LoUIsyILLE. July q.
BAGGING-Heavy advanced to 23c.
tLoUR-Quiet; good demand for super
fine at 81 %.
WHEAT-Red 81 Is; white 81 25. -
CORN-In bulk 65c. = rF@
OATs-In bulk 72e.
RYE-Sl coal TO-
IoBAcCo- Lear nrmeri sales Of l04 hhds.
R9NISIoNs-Stronger, with good de-
n 4sJu IN E ne FORK - W. Bacon, clear
sS aSl4os erSs[ I LiD 1eS4ci shoulders I5c
LARD-l95zc.s 80 sssE s-f sa
WUISKY-Eirrn
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European Haraer.

By Cable.1 LONDON. July q.
Co1sols 9S14 $40 bonds s274; do. Frank
LIVERPOOL. July 24.-The cotton market
is ftrmeri middllng uplRnds on the spot at
l21z@l25eia Orleans I3talSI6; sales OF 1000
baleSi California white wheat los Cd, and
red western 80 2df western -four 23s Cd !;
corn, No. mixed 30s for old and 2es for
new; oats IS Cd: peas 39s; pork ZOOS; beef
US and nrmer; cheese 9ls: bacon 62s.
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A6mphls Market.

BY Teiegraph.l MEKPHIs. July "a.
FLoUR-Firm and UNCHANGED.
MHEAT-NeW 81 p. 81.
CoRE-Firm ct Csc.
OATs-S29S5c.
HAY-None in market: nofnfualiV S27 OG.
BRAN -S2l 90. '
CoREMEAL-S4 25G4 70,
PORK-t34 so.
LARD-20G2I1<c.
sides I91<9l915c. s. 80 -
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FIRE AT STRINGToWN.-A fre oe-
CURED at Stringtown, about ten
o'clock on Saturday, destroying the
residence Of Cassimer Schlamp, and
also another building adjoining, be-
longing to a man whose name we
could not ascertain. The loss will be
between three and four thousand dol
lars, and the buildings were only par
TALLY insured.
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INrERNAL REvENUE.-Below We
give al interesting exhibit of the sales
Of beer and tobacco stamps for the
month Of June, and also the return
of the u. S. Gaugers, showing the
number Of packages stamped, and the
amount of the Gauger's fees. The
figures refer only to this city.
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Thomas NJ. Strain, Administrator Of
Charles Harrington, deceased, vs.. heirs
OF decedent.
In the Court of Common Pleas, Wander
burg County, September term, 1862
Petition to sell real estate.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Thomas NJ. Strain, Administra-
tor of the estate OF Charles Harrington.
deceased, has filed his petition to sell part
of the real estate OF said decedent. his per-
sonal being insufficient TO pay his debts,
next term OF the Court of Common Pleas
of said county, to be begun at the Court
House. in the city of Evansville Vanders
hurgh County, Indiana, on the first Nom
day in Septem Der, 1863
$. SORENSON, Clerk
ty20-W3W Court OF COmmon Pleas.
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FIaHT.-Some negro deok-haads
got into fight on the levee on Satur-
day, but beyond one or two "black
eyes" no damage was done. No ar
rests. aiueJ
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NEW ENGINE.-The new steam fire
engine, lately purchased By Vim
cennes, is a secondhand affair, cost
$4,000 and was built at Pawtucket,
Rhode Island.
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RETURNED.-Gen. Shackelford re-
turned from New York last Friday
night. Judge Iglehart will probably
return this week. .Ff
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REvIyNa.-White stOve-pipe hats
are coming in fashion again and onite
number of the ugly tiles" have
made their appearance in this oity
We saw a gentleman have one on ves-
terday that has been laid away for ten
years. What a eapricious thing is
fashionl
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" Barrett's . is A No. l.
FIOrence SeYing HacIlines.

The worlds award is better than Pre-
niums, Medals, Ribbons, or Decora-
tons. The worlds opinion is shown
By the fact that the Florence has be-
come the great Family Fdg0rite. "
Call and see these popular Family
Sewing Machines, at No. IL South
Second Street. 22-4t
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KIEROLF AGAIN.-Alf. S. Kierolf,
formerly Of the Sentinel 0n-the-
Border, has turned up as eandi-
date for the Kentucky State Legisla-
ture from the Seventh District, Tenth
Ward, Louisville. Alf. will make a
bully Legislator.
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''NoT FOR RENT. 1T is frequent
occurrence to see notices ''for rent
stuck up on empty houses, but we
noticed, as something unusual, last
Saturday, on an empty house on Sec
ond Street, between Locust and Wal
nut, the words mot for rent" The
owner stuck this notice up out Of
sheer necessity, for he was besieged
every hour in the day by persons who
wanted to rent the building.
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CAIRo.-Cairo pays her night police
SIS per month, and they are asking
for higher wages. In this city the
salary is S14 per week and fees, which
are LIGHT,
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APPROACHING SENSATION. - The
Henderson land sale. Who wouldn't
invest S. for the chance of drawing a
splendid farm.
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st. louis Market

BY Telegraph ST. Louis, July "a.
ToBACCo-Steady and hFn. ~
CoTTOE-Nominally lower ct 32032Ee
HEBIP-Fnm with sales of low grade un-
dressed at 81 1871 Is.
FLoUR-LCW grades IN demand with
some inquiry for choice and fancy for the
East; Spring supsrtne sold at IS 121za5 %
Spring and Fall extra S. 40g5 so ditto Xxx
So 3798 90: do Xxx So 1867 90; fancy Estdg.
WuEAT=-Ih fair demand and prices
maintatnedi a small lot OF No. Spring in
sacks sold at 81 ISL prime to choice red
Fall 81 Sal 40 ; choice white 81 TO-
CoRN-kirm and higher al 81 % for
choIcs while; 81 1l15.gI I2efor fancy ditto.
OATS Holders firm and buyers standing
Oft, with only small sales; bulk sold for
50cs old mixed Tor 6S970e; choice and fam
cy white for 74@75c. ts
RYE-Fifm at 81 ..
WHISKY Firm at 81 %.
PRoVIsIONS- Very strong and advancing.
Pork sS3 50g34; the latter for extra heavy.
Dry SAT- Meat held firmly without sales.
Bacon higher at l45<e for shoulders; 1870
lgc for clear sides; clear rib sides held
at 1870, with small Jobblng sales at 1870
l0e for choice tierces. s1l-I A4
GRocERIEs-Quiet Ind unchanged.
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SPoNGEs = Newspaper borrowers,
who are too stingy to subscribe for a
paper, but who will walk two squares
to borrow their neighbours.
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CITY N EW S

CoMrNG.-When water-melons be-
gin to come ID, We shall have the
melon-coli days.
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HITCH CAsE.-A motion for a new
trial in the case of Jack Hitch was
to have been argued before Judge
Jones on last Saturday, at four
o'clock, but the Judge did not put in
an appearance and the argument was
necessarily postponed.
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STEAMBOATS.
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Railroad Notioa.

RYOEECE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the qualified voters OF the county of
Marlborough, that, in pursuance of an
order of the Board of Commissioners of
said county, rendered at their June term
1859, the polls will be opened on the 5th
day of August, 1862 at the several voting
places in said county, to take the votes or
The legal voters thereof upon the subject of
said county aiding in the constr uction of
the Evansville, Carmi S Paducah Railroad
to the amount of two hundred and fOrty-
two thousand dollars.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
June, 1859. VICTOR BISCH. 1fg1
Auditor Of Vanderburgh County.
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NashFiIle Market.

BY Telegfaph.J NAsHv1LIE, July "a.
CoTToE-,Qniet; low middling 31e;i good
WHEAT-Is firm; red 81. I59I 20; Amber
81 209I Is; white 81 254l 30
F1oUR-s797 80. #a
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MUFF NINE. - We learn that q
movement is on foot to get up a " Muff
Nine" to play a similar muff" at
base ball. According to our under
standing, muff nine is club that
don't know anything at all about the
game they propose to play, and is sim
ply gotten up for fun, like slow
mule race" Go in, mufers," we
want to see qjOu play.
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BASE INGRATITUDE.-To borrow a
newspaper, read it through and then
curse because there is nothing
In II y
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OVER. RULED.-The motion for a
new trial in the case of John Watts,
sentenced to the penitentiary for life
for the murder of George Snip, was
argued before Judge johnson, on
Saturday morning, and the motion
was over-ruled by the Judge.
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CELEBRATIoN.-It is proposed by
our German fellow-citizens to cele-
brate the one hundredth birthday of
Baron Won Humboldt, the great natA
uralist. A meeting was held last Fri
day evening, and it was decided to
call a public meeting at the Court
House on next Saturday, July 31st,
to make the necessary arrangements.
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ROckport6tage (via Nevgburen rn5 moo
Ville,l carrying the mail, leaves al 2 q. =
on Mondays, wednesday, and bEda.
Arrives oy p. r., Iueadays, IhuTstu
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Hc
days and Fridays 40 A. III. Arrives la
days and Saturdays by aP. rr.
No vernon Mall Stage leaves daily
eept Guudaysl 40 7 A. aI. Arrive laffe
gspt sundays by 2 P. ne
To NEWBUAGs-HacK daily feEernt Eu
dayD from the Merchants Hotel al
O'Clock T. NJ
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RAvIsHIKG BIUsIC.-The song of a
mu squito, just as he IS about to bleed
you.
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PH4LOE's "PAPHIAE LOTION
For Identifying the Skin ana OF
DIeyien.

Removes an Eruptons, FrCaEfee III
pies, Moth biotches, Tan, etc., and rena
the skin sCH, JuiT, ana tJ51
For Ladies i'm tho Nursery Is rs irva
able.
For Gentlemen after shavire H LAS
equal.
Paphlan Lotion lis the oaly relfaI
remedy FOR diseases aud hilm a1a af
Skin.
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TeEre nanLe 3 IadIaNaloI-..

Indp'iis.8:55 Ar. 7.3oAar 1.i5 Pm. 8:I0r
ATTfUe
T. H~..-6s3o AMIGOS a ii. 4.55 P1I.ll:05r
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Evansville A. err7gro4dtriI1e

Leave Exp. N1ll FraiGh
H. Haute ....... 6:I0 A M.. $500 II aT... 5sf5 a
Nincenues..... g:lj a H.. 8 :Gj Z I'LL. lU A .
-AgTtUo
Evansville ell $50 A aI...I0.g8 j. ml... $40 p +
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THE SIDEWALK QUESTION. - w e
hope, tonight, that we will be spared
the usual wrangle-for such it has
been - about sidewalks. Sidewalks
are needed all over the city, and if
the owners petition for them, all
right, let them have them; and if
sidewalks are needed, and the owners
won't petition for the same, let the
Council order them to be put down
Give Us sidewalks, and let about
seventy five squares of old, worn out
plank sidewalks be torn up, and pave
ments put down in their place. We
sha II never have Q city in fact, as well
as in name, as long as it is dangerous
to travel over our sidewalks of a
night. Let us have brick sidewalks.
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"A New Perfume for the Han sesref.rs.
Exquisite, Delicate. Lasting Fraernurl
PHALOE g. SgNs New YORK
Sold hy all druggists TIve
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TO UIBYILLE.--tvcry MONDAY Mt
o'clock A.M, every Euasaay. Hacua
day Ihursdoy, Friday, and Saturday.
O'Clock p nj.
To CAIRO-DaiIy, except Sunday. AL
o'clock p. nj.
10 GREEN HIVHR.-hVrry Monday, Iue
PHI.
To EAsTPoRT.--hvery Tuesday and 5F
urdaY NJ 3 O'Clock p. rs.
To III Ezr R9ON-Dally, except SUNDAY
at o'clock Pm.
To NAGHVILLE--1s livery TUESDAY. Mad4e
day and saturday at4 n m.
Transient boats daily up and d0pyr
To CLNJIENATI-EVar Saturday Mt
Am.
TO CAIEELToN Every Tuesday, Er-I
day and Saturday AT 10 Ar.
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PERsoNAL-We had the pleasure
of a call last evening, from James NJ.
Cow, Professor of Mathematics at
the Iowa State University, located at
Iowa City. The Professor is on a
visit to his brother, A. NJ. Cow, Su-
perintendent of our public schools.
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GOOD BILL STICKERs.-Mosquitoes.
All their work warranted. a
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ohio g Mississippi.


Leaoe Lightning Eek. ACC Night Er
Vincennes :53 p IT,. 7 ;f3 2 M..- .5j j. y
AT1fUe
Cincinnati. 49,. 900 1f,.1l;I5 p M-. G:J0 a q
Louisville s 500 p NI... i no A Ne. $50 a 81
GoIEG WEST
LedUe Man NightEz Day EE
NineenneE .... 4;2j 4 me-. 2 ,9J q aL .. $50 a 2
AgTiDe
81. Louis ......1l so p NJ. $40 A lT 1880 p 1
Cairo .......-..... 3 80 a NE. 4;50 p q
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Nothing wanting in " Barrett's. .
For Family Use.

Choice Lard, put up in tin cans,
at twenty-one cents (2lc.) per pound,
and no charge for cans, for sale by
i. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.,
jy21tf. No. 5 Water Street.
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A lifetime of careful attention to
the needs Of the travelling public have
won universal commendation for the
American House, Boston, con-
trolled for nearly generation BY
Lewis Rice, Esq.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Barrett's " Popular Hair Restora-
As-o

WONDERFUL.-Hen w. Burr, No. 40
" est 14th Street, while on a visit TO the
Vest, was attacked with severe illness
from drinking impure water. Life was
despaired OF. and 1t was thought that he
must ole. His wife was Immediately sent
for, and in day or two was at his bedside.
Having herself seen the beneficial results
from the use of PLANTATION BTTTERS, she
insisted upon their being administered TO
him, which was done, in quantities pre-
scrIbeI By the attending physician. The
result. was almost as II by magic, and IL
Ole-haif hour from the time they were
given her husband was out OF danger, and
by q moderate use of them three or four
times q day, he was soon able 20 resume
II journey 10 his hoine. This IS but one
case Of many thousands that We know OF.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperIOr to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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GOING NORTH.

Train leaves Madiscnville duly
Sundays cXCepted) 40 ................ q .3I .A.
Arrive al Henderson ........... ........ q $50 a .
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet MOllie Norton a.......... ..-... % $50 A p.
Making connection both ways ssft
trains on the D. d. e.. Railroad.
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BIG LOAD. - Igleheart Brothers
purchased at Princeton, last Friday,
the largest wagon load of wheat ever
hauled to that town 1t contained
seventy eight sacks, or one hu ndred
and sixty-six bushels, and was hauled
by Elias Pearson, the old Republican
Ok Driver" A big load, truly.
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Survev0r's Notice.

a Ii PERSONS INTERESTED are
A hereby notified that on Thursday
AUGUST 18th, 1899, the County Surveyor vii
proceed TO run the lines and perpetuate
the corners or the Northeast quarter OF
the Northeast quarter of Section No. 4. in
Township No. 2, sonth OF Range 10, west.
ty20 3tW T.. l.. Brown.
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RRlEBOAD TIME GAEs Cd 80
(COreoted Juue a3d, 1900
EEahsTIIIe 3 CFaWf0rdsEIlIe R.R.

Leave Mail EEpr. Freight.
Evansville ...I0si5 Al H.. 5.15 : rE. dstJ a II
AgT&Uo
Yincennes.,.. I:l3 p Me- 7:ffP 1r.-f0:0P 81
Terre Haute. 4:20 p 1r...l0;5j p lf... 4sI5 u 1I
TeFrc Haute a IndlaUaD0Ifg.
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Dissolution lJatiea

THE PARTNERsETIP uEHEs
- lore existing under the Gfm uamg
Humphrey, Patrick e Uo.. Ear54nrl
and Commission Merchants and Whl
boat Proprletors, was dissolved br maui
consent on the nth inst. -. W. Pam.
retiring from the hrH Tho business
be continued by IL. ST. Humphrey. Geo
j. Lewis and Charles So. kerDCF, ma
the nrm name OF Humphrey Lewis l1
BY whom the business OF the old IIm
be settled.
jy20 diff HUMPHREY, PATRICE& 60
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PARTNER SHIP.

TTAWTNG Ass0CEA'TE VgEHTr \
-. as Partner IN business, Mr. AUG. 81
viii hereafter be Bergman G shafar.
j. il. BGEGlfAE
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/" Barrett's is not sticky or gummy

@ T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
emf Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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TRAINS CONG soUrH.

transfer Packet steamer MuLle
Norton leaves Evansville daily
Sundays eEceptcd1 at,.........,..... 8.i5 Pr
1ruln leaves Henderson at......,..... Is 1865 PHI
Arrive ab Madi8Onvllle. ................ $50 l'r
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80 Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at I. q. ID. HEIMAN's.
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"A "a AA ~
1n references 70 the above police. f4l il
sulAeteltt Io say tlot we Wlli eHleagUr
do our clean best with the many eosf i
toners of the late firm. and bT nftErf#
ness 10 business and just denfiue. av.-r.
merit an their patronage, and szcHr- lr..
others.
Very respectfully.
B0bGMAN d sFIAFEE.
Dealers in ErOcCri s., Provisions.
Third Street, bet Main una I.orr-f
Evansville, July q, 1860 fg--r4.