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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-22

READ the Following gfaLultOus testl-
monial from an old merchant known
to all the Wholesale trade of this city:
JACKSONVILLE, KY,
Sept. 1st, 1869.
DR.. Fl. w. CLoUD:-I am not dis
posed to believe all | see and hear In
regard to patent medicines, nor am L
disposed to give them credit for.balf the
meritwhich good many OF them claim,
but am IN duty bound to make the
following acknowledgement In refer
ence to your Invigorating Cordial,
which, by the way, is made with open
formula, and for which you claim, [
believe, no mysterious or secret prop
critics.
In1S54I was broken down in health,
by becoming overheated in the harvest
field; and for thirteen years, especially
duringithe Summer, suffered from bill
ious arrangement, and most annoy
ing nervous debility-so much so that
during warm weather l was wholly
untitled for business, and had almost
despaired Of enjoying again my former
robust health.
When you sent me the case of
Clouds Invigorating Cordial, with the
assurance that If it failed to cure, you
would charge nothing, l had scarcely
enough faith to make the trial: but /
finally did so, and to make a long
story short, / am now enjoying as
good health as before my misfortune,
and I know it to be due to the restor-
alive properties of your Cordial. On
several occasions after my nerves and
liver had regained their proper tone, 1
had slight relapses, which were
speedily cured by few doses of your
medicine.
This testimonial Is given without
WM. NJ. BAILEY.
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MEETING OF r. r. DIRECTORS LAST
NIGHT.-The Directors of the Evans
vile, Carmi & Paducah Railroad held
a meeting at the Office Of the Seere
tary, j. +. Welborh, last night. 1t
was determined by the Directors to
call upon this city for a subscription
of $500, 900 to the stock of the Com
pany. John S. Hopkins, Peter Sem
onin, and Robt. A. Hill, President,
were appointed a committee to agree
upon such terms with the City Coun
Gil as would secure the expenditure of
the money in the building of the road.
It was also decided that they would
first survey the most practicable route
to Carmi, H., by way of the Little
Chain; second, that they would sur
vey the route to Carmi by way OF
GRANVILLE; third, that they would sur
vey an air line.
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NEW Stock DIRECT FROM New
YORK; B. Altering, of the firm of
II. 81 b. Altering, No. 36 Main Street,
having returned direct from the East
ern markets are now opening a large
and we'll selected stock of Beavers,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C.,
which they will make up to order in
the most fashionable and latest style.
For cheapness, fiji and durability they
defy any and all competition.
PS.-They also have a large and
well selected stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods. sep17-tf
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cslcago MaPaet

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. q.
EASTERN ExCHANGE-1Sg2-5 OF buying;
at par selling.
FLoUR-Q1iet aud easy at 81 75@7 for
Spring extras.
WHEAT-No. ] quiet ut 81 q; NO 2 open
ed easier and lgl1zc lower sales at 81 ia
1 ~, steadily advanced, and closed
steady al 81 49,. This afternoon the mar
ket was quiet at 81 1891 IS, seller Septem-
Der, for y o. 2.
CcRN-More active, hrmer and IMILc
higher; sales of No. 2 at 8I@e21zc; rejected,
76Z879s, closing at S21zc for No. q This
afternoon the market was nrmer, with
sales Of No. at SIC, buyer September, and
S31<c, seller October.
OArs-Fairly active, firmer and 1<chlgh-
er; sales az 4314g4ssze, cash aud seller the
month"; 4Z1zc, seller October. ~ o. 2 closing
at 4f54c cash; rejected, 43G431%c
kYE-In moderate demand and Ic lower
sales of No. / at soc; Eo.2, 67abSe; rejected,
77479c, closing at SSc for No. 2 and 78o for
rejected.
BARLEY-Quiet; No 2, cash, firm, and
seller October shade easier, c Osing at
81 50 for No. In store; 81 43, selle the
month"; aud 81 %, seller October.
HIdaWINES-In better demand and lc
lower, with the early sales at 81 OF, and
closing, with more sellers than buyers, at
81 90.
sUeAR-Firm at l8159l5c for common to
prime Cuba.
B. so.
LARD-l88IS5zc.
DRY Sailed SHoULDEa s-5ales at 1870
dc for loose.
SWIFT PICKED HAnIs-saIes at I71lalsc
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River DfspntcPtcs.

CAIRo, Sept. 2I.-Port List-Blue Lodge,
from Pittsbnrg to Cairo, at P. NJ; City OF
Alton, from New Orleans to st. Louis, at IL
p NJ; Anna. from Cincinnati TO st. Louis,
at A. IL; Bon Accord, from Grand Chain
to st. Louis, at A. NJ; Grand Lake, from
Memphis to Grand Tower, al 10 A. NJ; Ella
Hughes, from n ashyille 10 Cairo, at l p. N. (;
Kellogg. from st. Louis to New Orleans, at
2 P. n; Republic from New Orleans to 81.
Louis to Memphis, at p. NJ: Alaska, from
New Orleans to Cincinnati, at p N. RiY-
er Stationary. Cloudy; mercury So.
LOUISVILLE, September 2l.-Port List
Peytona and lnarges; from New OF orleans I;
Louis to Pittsburg; Pink Marble, from
Cairo; Liberty No. 4, st. Louis to Wheel
ing River declining, with 5 feet inches
water in the canal, and 3 feet inches IN
the chute. Weather clear and warm and
business good.
CrEcIENATG, September 2t. - Arrivals,
packets. Departures: Shamrock, TO st.
Louis: ArmadillO, 10 New Orleans. River
declining, with 10 feet in the channel, and
81 feet under the bridge.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2I.-Weather cloudy and
warm River rose 10 inches. Departed
Swallow, Indiana and Fleta, New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS. September q :. Port List
Arrived: Luminaryl from Ytcksburg: Na-
trona, from Hannibal; Rob Roy, from
Keokuk; Emile LabaTge, from Kansas
city: Phil. Sheridan. from 81. Paul; Flor
enee NO. 2, from Riley's Landing; Mo-
hawk, from New Orleans; Glendale. from
Pittsburg; MfIbrey, from Tennessee River.
Departed: Mississippi, for New Orleans
~. h. Forsyth, for Y1cksburE; Rob Roy, for
Keokuk: Natrona, for Hannibal: Mil
Waukee, for st. Paul; Viola Belle, for
Miami; Bayard, for SCOTS Landing; Hi
noIs for PeOris; Camelia, for Nicksburg.
The river IS falling slowly, but hea1 y rains
have again fallen north and west OF here,
and all the upper streams are rising. The
weather is wet light rain has fallen ali
day. Mercury 7I0 at P. n.
g.ar,fara B,or .
Continental, for st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, September 2l.-The river is
stationary, with twenty inches on Har-
peth shoals. Weather fair and warm.
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EaF0Dean Harriet


By Cable.l LONDON, Sept. q.
Consols 9214; Account BIS: $40 bonds,
'62s S314; EOS SIS; CTS '5l1S; I0-40s 75Z; 'G2s
at Frankfort 871s.
LIVERPOOL, September p. - Cotton is
heavy; middIing uplands I25z9l155. Or
leans lzs<9l21a; sales 8 900 bales; Manches-
ter market nat and uOmipals Ca tfOrnia
white wheat los l0d Ted western do. 9s I'd /;
western -four 24s Cd mixed corn 30s; oats
g Cd peas 45s; receipts OF wheat the past
american: pork lbs 6d Bess g5s. iaT,d AZ
cheese els Cd bacon eos; produce is I'M
changed.
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81. Louis HarKet.

BY Ielegroph.l ST. LOUIE, Sept. p.
TOBACCO Stiff but unchanged.
COTToN-Nominal at ZJc.
FLOUR-Quiet, and prices IN favor or the
buyer; superftne s. 0095 20; x So OOa5 80;
Xxx IS 25g5 co; Xxx So 25g6 so; choice h
fancy family SO 758S co.
WHEAT-Dull and 395c lover: No. 2 red
Fall 81 04gI 05; No. do. 81 l0a1 49,; choice
u l59l 20; fancy 81 -; No. 2 white 81 10.
No. do. 81 %; choice 81 258l 3.
CORN-Dun, and low grades declined ;
mixed s69s7c; yellow t71z990c; prime TO
choice white 93995c; fancy do. 0S9S51zc
OATS-Low and heavy at &c for mixed
In bulk; 4z0s4715c for mixed and black in
sacks; 4315J0c for white.
BARLEY-ChO &c qualities In demand ;
prime Iowa 81 10; strictly prime Minnesota
81 40; choice Missouri 81 S61l 81.
RYE-Heavy At S21lgs5c.
WHIsKY-Steady and 81 10.
GRoCERIES-(lutet and unchanged.
PoRK-DuIl; retail lots sold at SJ3 90.
BACON - Excited, higher and active I:
shoulders l61<d22c; clear rib I00I9Lc; clear
sides l91zc; 100000 pounds sold on private
Ierms.m
LARD-ls@ls1lc for choice fierce; &c for
keg.
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R- Weber g. Co. have this day re-
ceived another large shipment of
Hats and Furs. Among them is the
American Girl, the improved Sinbad
in new colors, more Boys and Youths
Hats, elegant and stylish. Call before
Saturday night, as you can be better
waited upon. Remember the Tiger,
two doors from the corner of Second
and Mail. sep21- If
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NAUsEATING.-The odor that issues
from the inlets of the sewers at the
corner of Locust and Eighth Streets,
and at the corner of Sycamore and
Eighth Streets, is nauseating, and it
would seem to US almost uncomfortable
by those residing in the immediate
vicinity. The matter needs the atten-
ton of the Committee on Sewers, as
the smell is enough to create sick
moss
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COMMON PLEAS COURT. = Louisa
Calvert vs.. John Calvert, negroes
suit for divorce on the ground of big
amy. Granted. Louisa and John were
married some time since, and after
living together one day, it turned out
that John had another wife. John
sloped, and Lousia had the hymenial
tie dissolved.
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BG= The meeting of the railroad
gentlemen from Southern Illinois,
who come over to this city to confer
with the Directors of the Evansville,
Carmi & Padueah Railroad, in regard
to connecting with our road, after il
reaches the Wabash River, will be
held this evening. Quite number
of prominent gentlemen from Illinois
will be present.
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GOOD SALE OF ToBAcco.-Martin,
Gardner & Co. sold yesterday, at the
Blue Warehouse, thirty hogsheads of
tobacco. The sale was one Of the
most satisfactory of the season. The
tobacco men were in attendance in
force, and a great deal Of interest was
manifested. The figures are as fol-
lows:
Thirteen hogsheads at SO 90 to
$40 go; z at 50 90 to SO e5; 6 at So 90
to So 60; 3 at 81 90 to 81 85; l at
So 65.
The tobacco brought full prices,
and shows that our merchants have
lost none of their old interest in the
market, and are determined that the
reputation already attained by this
city shall not be allowed to depart,
but our market be made one Of the
best in the West.
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GraInItong TestImonIaI.

READ the following gratuitous testi-
monial from an old merchant known
to all the Wholesale trade of this city:
M AnrCnnrxrTIT ku
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MTsCELLANEOUs.

-z-ETrT EzrsyEEVED-From New York
sE FalI STYLES OF Hat and Bonnet Il ockS.
VIM. BUTTR lSS, corner Second ana Null
berry Streets. SEX II
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REcORDER's CoURT.-A light bust
ness was done by the Tycoon yester-
day. John Donovan was "snaled"
for being drunk and disorderly. On
conviction he was charged So %, but
as he was out Of money, and being
Too proud fer to beg, and 100 honest to
steal,
He was furnished with quarters in Roys-
tons Bastie.
Several other cases were postponed
until to-day.
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THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD
REDIvIvUs.-It seems!that the action
Of the County Commissioners in re-
fusing to order the election for the
purpose Of making a donation of
$4,000 to this road, has not settled
the matter. 1t is proposed to carry
it into the Courts. Mr.. Willard Car
penter yesterday called on manv oiti-
zens for signatures to petition ask
ing an appeal to the Circuit Court
from the decision of the County Com
missioners.
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N0fIce 10 the Public.

In consequence Of the opening of
the Third Street sewer, across the
track on Leet Street. the running of
cars on the Street Railroad viii be
suspended after to-day until further
notice. VIM. DEAN,
Sept. 20-2t Superintendent.
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Communicated.
IL
Query

Editors Journals:
I understand that four criminals
who have been sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary, are still confined in our
county Jail. One of them was SEN
fenced over a month ago, and the
last one more than week ago. If
Major Robinson Is so anxious to
save expenses for the county, Why
does he not order these prisoners
sent to the penitentiary, as they each
cost the county seventy-fve cents per
day, making three dollars day that
might be saved? a TAXPAYER.
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MORE BowLDERs. = On Monday
evening, Mr.. Lowry discharged a
number of his bowlder brigade on ac-
count Of having no more powders,
but boat load arrived unexpectedly
yesterday morning, and the workmen
were engaged again. The work of
bowldering Locust Street will be
pushed forward as fast as possible.
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FIFTY CENT CURRENoY.-Wc were
shown yesterday one of the new issue
Of fifty cent currency, which is gotten
up similar to the other late styles of
" fractional. The bill is longer than
the old fifty cent notes, in fact, too
long, to our thinking. 1t has good
portrait Of Abraham Lincoln on the
right end, with a large 30" in the
centre. 1t is green on the back.
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bouirvlIls HARRIET.

~ Telegraph.l LoUTaVILLa. Sept. a.
BAGGISG-2jJ<G2Gc
FLOUR-Steady; superdne S5M5 %.
GRAIN-Quiet and firm red wheat ef 10:
white do. 81 %; Corn in bulk 8JcmeI: Oats
in bulk 45g50c: Rye 00895c.
TOBACCO-Leaf hctigei sales 1877 hhds a.
So 70035,00.
pRovIsIoEs-Firm: Mess Pork s33083 90;
Bacon shoulders I6Zc; clear rib and clear
sides 1870. all packed; Lara 20c; sugar
cured hams DC: fancy DO. &c.
WHISKY 81 l09lll.
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A SPLENDID EsTABLIsHMENT.-W e
Yesterday looked through the extern
sive dry goods house of Miller &
Brinkmeyer, on First Street. which,
by the way, is one of the largest and
most popular establishments in this
city. The store looks small from the
font, but upon entering the illusion
is dispelled, and the visitors discover
that they are surrounded with mag
nifeent stock of seasonabIe dry
goods. On the second floor splen-
did assortment of carpets are to be
found, aud the firm are prepared to
FIJI All orders in this line, no matter
how large. The business of the
bouse is immense, considering that it
has been in existence only two years.
The number Of persons en-
ployed about the store is fourteen.
and they are all kept busy. The sales
of the firm last year, a, lording to the
returns made to the Revenue Asses
sors, amounted to over 100000
which splendid trade has been Sc
cured by selling good goods at low
prices. They buy for cash and sell
for cash, which is the proper way to
do business. Another great feature
Of this house, and a new one in thi;
city, is that they keep an Express
Wagon with which to deliver goods
at the residences of their customers
free of charge. This is an unusua
accommodation, and one which the
ladies will not beslow to take advantage
of. Such enterprise on the part o
any firm, as exhibited by Miller &
Brinkmeyer, is truly commendable.
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aeH York Gold sad STOCK harktt.
pc rrelap-rarb Nvrv yc,,v~ c.. n,

D AeiSsAaPH.1 NEW doAK, sept. q.
MoNEY-Fery active att per cent, gold
while commissions are nominal for turn
Ing stocks west; paid l-l6 to Z per cent
added to both currency and coin Interest
Inc money pressure is felt severely.
sTERLIEG-Heavy, at Ta5k.
GoLD-Eirm; opened at 1917, touched
l3l5<, and closed at I371z0138. Carrying
rates, until tom orrow, I-3291E. Clear
ances, SIS, 100000.
GOYERNNIEN1s Dull; Coupons OF 81,
lZ0I0l2I; do. 49, 1919; do. "a, 12JI<9IZ01Z
do. '65. l20sz9I21: do. new, 1lSls9lI9; do. 81,
u99ll914i %. '6S, lls5z9ll9; lO-40s, 1905.
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RAJ The GALAXY and Harper's
Maqazine for October, have been re-
oeived by Fish & Barter. Booksellers,
No. 10 Main Street. Both are very
good.
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B1 Hank Bassett's squad is still
still engaged in cleaning sewers.
They were trying yesterday to take a
big piece of timber. % feet long and
10 by y inches thick, out of IT,
branch sewer that runs from the head
of Main Street and intersects the
Sycamore Street sewer at the corner
of Eighth. There are also several
large planks in the same sewer, which
were carried into the sewer during a
heavy rain.
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REBEKAH DEGREE MEETING.-A
meeting will be held at the Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening, at u o'clock,
for work in the Rebekah Degree. All
Daughters of Rebekah are invited to
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sea Yorh Dr., aoods narnet.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. q.
DRY GooDs-The trade IS lively and
the pr. ces generally OF staple goods str ady.
French nerinOs are growing scarce, and
were sold. by auction, to-day, at an adj
vance oil 10 per cent. on late sales. Cotton
goods are a little irregular and weak.
to-day, being decline of l1zc. The Her
rico plaids are also reduced from l4e to
l215c, and kirkland do, from 1870 70 I21le.
The Lonsdale and lyman CAM rics are re-
duced from Z7I5o to sc.
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FOR SALE.

rsrC0ND-8AND FORCE PUMP =
Is in good order. Inquire at the Jour
nal ONCE. Sept
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Dy Our readers will not forget the
sale of valuable property on Market
Street, on Saturday next. A rare op-
portunity will be offered for making
q profitable investment.
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OCTOBER MAGAzIEs.-Mr. John H
Scott, corner of Main and Second
Streets, has. our thanks for copies Of
Harper's Magazine and the Atlantic
Monthly, delivered at 1915 yesterday
Pap" is always on time.
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THIS CELEBRATION To-DAY.-This
day, September I'D. is the anniver-
sary of the PRONUNCIATION of the
Emancipation Proclamation, which
was issued by the lamented Abraham
Lincoln. To-day is celebrated by the
oolored people, who have adopted it
as their national holiday. 1t was the
Emancipation Proclamation that tore
of the shackles that had previously
bound the colored people in this
country, and the name of the mar
tyred President will ever remain
green in their memories.
The procession will march through
the streets, and then proceed to
Blaokford's Grove, where addresses
will be made. The holiday will end
with festival at Marlette's Hall to-
night.
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HOME AGAIN.-Billy Caldwell, the
Evansville Fenian, returned home
yesterday from the East, where he has
been for several weeks, looking for a
fine stock of goods. He also nego.
tlated for an unlimited supply OF
Corn-fed Oysters. Billy will do.
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s9 T. @. BridweH & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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"a The City Council will meet to :
night at ssven o'clock promptly. Con-
siderable business will be brought up,
as no session was held on Monday
evening.
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CIT z N & w S ,
GOAL CINDERE.

Some good coal CIndeTs may be
found ct the Journal ONCE. Any
person can have them by hauling
them away to-day.
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FINE ARTs-Fish & Barter have
just received a large number of
Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal In
point of beauty to the finest oil paint
ings, which they are selling very low.
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Nor RUNN1NG.-The street cars are
not running this week, on account of
the track being torn up in Lamasco
by the workmen who are engaged in
building the Third Street sewer. 1t
Is great Inconvenience to the public,
but we must have sewers to carry off
the surplus water that cannot be
accommodated BY the Lamasco Lakes
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PERSONAL. = Mr.. G. 1. Whitman,
editor of the Mt. Carmel Register, a
staunch Republican paper, was in the
city yesterday, on flyer" We are
pleased to learn that he is doing a
successful business at Mt. Carmel.
Col. Crebs and Judge Mcdowell, Of
Carmi, Mr.. Townsend and Judge
Marshall, of McLeansboro, Col.
Casey, of Mt. Vernon, Ill, and Rat
Webb, from the State at large, arrived
IN the city last night. to attend the
meeting of Railroad Directors this
evening. They are stopping at the
American.
D. L. Phillips, President of the
Belleville & Duquoin Railroad, was
also expected by last nights train.
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"a The question in regard to the
erection Of tobacco warehouse on
the wharf, between Division and Pine
Streets. will, as we are informed, be
decided by the Supreme Court on the
first Monday in October.
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l5y To.egraph.1 MEMPHIS. Sept. q.
CorloN-Is dull; middling nominaIIy
&c.
FLoUR-Quiet and prices unchanged.
WHEAT-Scarce and unchanged.
CoEs-None IN market; selling at 81 to
arrive.
OATs-59a60c.
HAY-E26GZ7 90.
BRAE-S23 90.
PoRK-sA 90.
-201S92i1zc.
BACoE-Firm; Shoulders I61<c, and sides
1870.
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1- We learn that the receipts Of
Noyes' Circus we're 1913, Robinson's
receipts were 1885. The latter had a
menagerie in addition to his circus.
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BG- Mr. Mareonnier returned from
the East last night with the largest
stock of Hats and Caps, and Ladies
Furs ever brought to this city. 16 1w
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FISH & BARTER have the largest
and cheapest stock Of school books
ever brought to this city Call and
see them, No. 10 Main Street, next to
First National Bank. sea
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SPLENDID APPLES. = We received
yesterday from Princeton one dozen
apples, sent to US by Mrs. A. J..
Calkins. They are splendid specimens
of fruit, and are very large. We
weighed them out Of curiosity, and
found that the dozen weighed exactly
ten pounds, which will give our read
ers some idea of their great size. We
return our thanks to the fair donor
for her gift. We think these apples
would take the premium at any Fair.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-22

Ba- The work on the new Catholic
School building, on Third Street, is
progressing steadily. and the walls of
the second story are already up. The
building will be an imposing edifce
when completed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-22

B- The City Clerks are exceed
ingly busy at work on the assessment
roll, which they are getting ready for
the collector as rapidly as possible.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-22

HOLLANDS GOLD Pens are the best
made. Fish & Barter are the exclu-
sive agents for the sale Of them in
this city. se4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-22

FISH & BARTER have just received
a complete assortment Of ladies
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. sea