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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22
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sov Yoyg xsr1et.


~ Telegraph.l NEW YozE, July p.
AsHEs-Pots steady at IS 37g7 81; Pearls
CoTroN-Active and easier; sales of 800
Flour = Receipts 40 i barrels: dull and
5,G10e lower; SAFES 700 bbls at s. 1906 90 for
ssuperfine state end We e s6 J5 s 20
ern; S6 Sj@7 90 or white wheat extra; s. IS
al 90 for rOuHd-hoop Ohio; ~ O0@7 30 Tor
common to fair extra st. Louis s. 0OgIOCO
for good to choice do: closing dull. Cali
fornia dull; sales of 80 barrels at So 40M900
Rye Flour quiet sales OF $50 bbls at 81 5O9
WHIsKY-Is steady; sales Of $50 barrels
VIII W4r 4 1920 bushels; unset
tied and rather heavy sales 5000 bushels
at 81 49-al 5O1z for No. 2 Spring; 81 53@l 81
for No, s do; 81 80 for Amber state; p SIg
Amber Delaware; 81 66 for new Amber
Georgia; 81 ~ for white California; 81 80
for new white KENTUCKY, and II 70 Ior new
RYE quiet; sales OF COO bushels West
b BA Il j r. AND BAILEY BIAIr-Dul1 and
CORR : Receipts, 98.7I5 bushels; scarce
and 1e better: sales of $1,000 bushels at aa69
&c for unsouud new mixed Western. VIC
| $50 for sound do. 09c@SI for small lots OF
chOic do, and CSC for white Westero.
OATs-Receipts, q, 339 bushels; shade
| drmer: safes or 5000 bushels at S2@s21zc
| for Western ahoat, and $50 for state.
RICE-Fnn1.
| COEFEE-EIlLns safes OF oVO bdSs u liz
/ on private terms aa - 40 $50.
| SUsAR-steady; sales of 400 hhds. Cuba
| at 1I1%@I2c.
| MOLASsES-Duli. ~
| PETRoLEUH-Firm at l7c for crude, and
/ 3t1z@3l5zc or refined.
| HOPs-FlrIn at l0Gl7c for American 1
LEATHER-Hemlocks sole steady az SOg
32c for Buenos Ayres and RIO Grande
/ light and middle weights, 2613929c 1or
| heavy do, 3eg3l1zc for California light and
middle weights, 251&428 for heavy do. -
Wool Sales of 1900 pounds at s5goOe
for domestic fleece, 40g47e for pulled, ana
45c for Texas. - H.s ffe
/ PoRK-Quitt and 6rmeF; sales SEQ barrels
/ at S32 G. a 81 IS for new mess, closing at
| $50 70 cash; S31 1902 90 for old mess, S26 0O
az so for prime, and s25 50929 % for prime
mess. atd III ~ q
i .BEEF-Steady; sales l40 b .rrels a. So 00@
SIS 70 for new plain mess, aud So O0tglS W
for rev extra mess. Tierce Beef nominal,
at $40 O0@25. GO Tor prime mess, aud $50 gO9
$50 90 for India mess, Beef Hams steady
sales $50 barrels at S25 00932 80.
/ CUT MEAT5-Ftrm and quiet; sales OF 100
PACKAGE at ll95z9I414c Tor shoulders, and
| 165Z a l9e for hams. Mlddles quiet and
| stead y : sa les 80 boxes ice-cured az loo
: LARD-Dull and heavy; sales 400 tierces
at l71<9I956c, chiefly Dye for steam-ren-
dered, and lg549l956e for kettle.rendeFed.
Z RuTTER--Dud, at l692sc for Ohio. and le
caEfsE DAN at 1iaise, tho latter an ex-
SPIRITS TURpEHr1NE--42s4So. 5d
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Fos other River items sts 4'a4eds Page,

The only additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight last were
the Mollie Norton. to Henderson;
Armada to Cairo; Ra-ides, Ciucin-
natl to New Orleans; Morning Star,
to Louisville. safe, h
The Mollie Norton hed a very nice
trip, out.........The Armada, had a
magnificent trip out, and had to leave
freight for want of time to get is
aboard. She had nice passenger
list........The Morning Star had more
freight than we at first supposed,
having a large amount of heavy
freight that made but little show,
such as marble and stone. She laid
over here on her return for the mail,
........Captain HebeIle's new boat,
the Rapidcs, touched at . the
wharf about seven o'clock last
evening. She is a regular little stErn.
wheel beauty. We are sorry she did
not stop long enough to allow an in
spection of her cabin and machinery.
Capt. Dan. Weaver was at the wheel
and she seemed to handle like top.
.........A tow boat passed up after
dark, having steamboat in tow-the
Virginia, we presume, as it was an
nounced that she would be towed to
LouisYille.........On Saturday morn
ing we published an account Of Capt
Jim Lusk's balloon ascension. which
we copied from the st. Louis 4 as
patch Yesterday morning, just four
days afterwards, our Fourth Street
contemporary published the same &C,
count. Uerbqtine as it appeared in. the
st. Louis Dispatch, and credits it t.
the Republican. How is that fol
high .........A dispatch from the
Quickstep stated that she would ar
rive at half past A. NJ. with big
trip. The Morning Star was waiting
for her.........It was the Panther that
towed the Virginia up from Memphis
She walked right along with her,.
By our river dispatches this morning
it will be seen that the river is rising
very fast, beth at Cincinnati and
Louisville. 1t will be rising here By
tomorrow.
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ohlcago MarRet.
BJ Telegraph

BJ telegraph CHICAGO, July 81.
ExcHANG E-Eastern dull at par selling,
and LILO on buying.
FLOUR - Fairly active and steady at
s. e71z(97 rs for Spring extras
WHEAT-MOre active and IGl1<c lever
sales of No. ! at 81 339l "a No. 2 at 81 BOA
81 3i1z; closing unchanged for No. ], and
steady butqu.et az 81 81 FOR No. 2; sales OF
No. since Change at 81 81, seller July.
C0RN-Quiet and stronger, the demand
being almost excluaively for fresh receip
No. is 1Qa112o higher: no grade ld2c' high
err reiected advanced 203c; sal es OF No,
at Soc; No. 2 at S298314c; rejected at 73@75c
no grad al 62966c. closing unchanged for
No. I, and atS38SS55c for strictly fresh re-
Gel pts OF. No.f2s his afternoon S5L5e " as
bid for NO. 2, seller August sv3U ID
OATS-Qutet and hrm at 115c higher
sales OF NO. 2 at 67ld675se; rejected at 64l135c
,RYE-Quiet and unchanged at 81 OB for
No. l, and 81 O4La for No. 2.
BARLEY-NominaI at 81 409l 45 for No 2.
HIGHWINs s-Aetiye, IS eady, and hrm at
81 90. fsue
sUGAR-I35l9145zc for common 70 prime
Cuba. lH LtH sEal
bless PoRK-Inaetlve, but hrmer at s83 OC
0933 %.
LARD-Dull at lS15aISszc.
SHoULDERs-Dry sa ted steady Ell I3c. +
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River EphspnGches.

NAsHvILLE, July 2I.-The river Is fall
ing, With Is inches on HRrpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and buiness moderate. Ar
rived Umpire and A Baker, Cairo. De-
parted-Utnp ire, for Cairo. The Umpire
brought the Robert Moore's Nashville
freight.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-Arrived-Bis-
marck and Mary Houston t.
MEMPHIS, July 2l.-Weather dear and
pleasant. Mercury 80 81 noon. The river
Is falling. No arrivals or departures.
PITTsBURG, July 2I.--NOnongahela II
feet inches and failing. Weather clear.
Thermometer TO.
GiSGEcyNATI, July q. Port List--Atrived
Minneola, Memphis; Ronert Moore, Cairo.
Departed: Charmer, Evansville. River
rose 515 feet in "a hours: 2215 feet in the
channel, and 791a feet under the Bridge.
LOUISVILLE, J uly 2I.-Port List-Cham-
piOn. from st. Louis TO Cincinnati; Lotus
No. 8, from Plttsburg to New Orleans
Belle Vernon. TO St. Louis. River rising
rapidly, with feet of water in the canal
feet on the falls, and 4 feet over tue rocks.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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ninclnnntl narAs.-

BY Teiesraph.I CINOTEEATT. July Il.
FLoUR-DuII; family IS 1896 90.
w HEAT Irregular; new IS in good de-
mand; red 81 1901 IS; white 81 3591 40; re-
pts light old red 81 f50I 20.
CoBN-Unchanged; ear Z3t974c.
OATS-73d7Gc. .H
No L at soc. f-.-.fE
CoTToE-Noninally unchanged.
WHISKY-Steady at 81 90.
PROVISIOES-FiIm and prices are tend
ing upward. holders asking higher rates.
Mess Pork is held at e23 00a33 IS. Bulk
Meats firm and held rather higher; shout
ders 1870, sides l6c, clear RIB and clear
sides I6zgl71zc asked. Bacon scarce; not
much cut OF smoke; shoulders held at
1872: al 5es at IS149I815c; there is a good or
Ger demand Tor bacon; sugar-cured hams
22f623c.
reduced. -fr III
BUTTER-scarce for choice, and the mar
ket is firm ct 24la28c. aarur
EGGS Dull at lac to 17c, the latter-rate
for selected.
OILs-Linseed unchanged; small sales at
81 GOAL OF; Lard oil 81 359l A.. DaF
PETR0LEUAI-2SQ30c
SUGAR Firm New Orleans 1870 tol51zc.
GOLD-l345z. -=-.rH-I 8 .
ExcuANGE-Par buying.
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Postal MIF srAKEs.-It would be q
matter Of sB' fpriso to any Of our read
ers, who c ould make themselves con-
yersant sith the facts, to know how
freque' At and great are the mistakes
mad e by persons mailing letters.
Every day there are dropped into the
Evansville Post Office scores of let
ters. in the address of which are mis-
takes which, If not corrected, wouiu
insure their being sent to the Desu
Letter Office. Whsn mistakes OF 'ne
plainest kind occur so often here. IL
| IS reasonable TO expect that similar
mistakes occur elsewhere in mailing
lottars for tbis Office. Acting upon
this idea. the Postmaster of this city
has made an arrangement with the
nostmasters at Evansville, Illinois,
and Evansville, Wisconsin,, to ex-
change advertised letter-lists; and
under this arrangement there was
received yesterday, at the ofieein this
city, a package of letters, addressed
Evansville, Illiaois, among which
were letters for a number Of our
leading business firms and prominent
citizens. By the simple error Of
writing Illinois for Indiana, these
letters have been delayed from two tc
four weeks. This will explain one o.
the ways in which errors and delays
occur in the delivery of letters, al o
which is usually charged against the
| Post Office, tr
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~ lorh sold and STOCK MarAet:

- Teiegraph.I NEW YORK. July II.
MoNEY-Easy and steady at G61z Fer cent.
and the-ba n ks are fairly supplied.
SFERLIsG Firm at 9154i01S
GoLD-Lower, opening at 1855, declintn G
to 1875, advancing To 1855, and closing at
1855. a considerable quantity was thrown
on the market early in the day by German
houses. t-.4r
SPKCE-Exports to-day reached q little
over half q million dollars.
The three millions of bonds purchased
to-day by the Government were at
Il9 s. IC09l20 3-l00. Eleven millions were
offered.
GovERNMESTs- Opened steady, but de-
elining, closed 1sgA lower; clo los q, quota
I6f 235l lido. '65, 2155; do. new, %; do. '67,
2OIz; do. 36s, 20; I0-40s, 10H. --5
The steamer Weser, tomorrow, takes
over $780, 900 In specie.
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EuFonean Narket.


By Cable.lZ LONDON, July 81.
Consols,for money, $685.; for account.
9356. Flve-twenty bonds S31s;5 at Frankfort
875zdS3. Erie 10; Illinois Central s51L
nv En- POOL, July Fl. - Cotton market
firmer, but not higher; mIddling upiands
l2tSd!: do Orleans 3d.; sales of 10000 bales.
CaA oFHis.White Wheat los. 4d. red West
ern No. 2, g.. lid, Western Flour 23s, Corn,
No. 2, m ixed. 29s Cd. !; old, 2Ss. Cd. Oats, IS.
Cd. Peas, 3Ss. Cd. Pork, 99s. Beef, 9o5.
Cheese, els. Cd. 1<
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WArTs.-John Watts, who was sen
fenced to the penitentiary for life, for
killing George Snip, and who is at
present in jail awaiting the motion for
a new trial in his case to be argued,
has got the smallpox. 1a'@
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THE largest aud best stock OF
Linen Suits In Indiana, can be found
sc LYONS. HIS Linen Clothing ts
permanent In color, well shTunk and
we'll made, and can now be bought
1t greatly reduced prices. Fer FIRST
class linen and Alpa ca Clothing go
20 LYONS, ice
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2 REcoRDER's CoURT-Eli Higgins,
a descendant of Ham, had been drunk
and disorderly. His Honor remarked
to the aforesaid that it would require
Sc 25 to set him right with the city.
Eli raised the money.
(" They loved not wisely but too WE'LL"
Tom Royston, assisted by officers
Wetsel, Deeds, and Offerman, made q
raid on a double tenement house on
the corner of Vine and Eighth Streets,
and arrested two females and two
young gents, catching the whole party
en- deskabtlle, and creating q tremen-
dous sensation among the turtle doves
who were so~nicely paired off. This
raid was made at l O'Clock on Wed
lnesday morning, and the quartette
were conveyed to the lock up, the
females boo-hooing A" considerably
and the young men making offers Of
greenbaozs with prOdigat looseness
After remaining in the lookup until
morning they were taken out anG
granted trial. and all found guilty
The young mea were required to pa!
SIS each, andt females were taxed
higherDs1 Hattie Sisler was fined $50
which she paid, and Esther Sharl
was fined 500 so. The latter wa
tried by Jury of six, and the forme
plead guilty. The young men wer
considerably mortified, and don
want to see their names in print, Oh
account of their friends.
! Yesterday was the best days worl
of the season, over $160 being take
4 in. oae... ic s
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CIT Y N q w S.
TIE County Agricultural SO-
Cfettess v ssf..f

Asthe season is approaching when the
Countv Agricultural Societies are prepars
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, sc. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or cOlored inks, at short notice.
we have just added to our job Depart
ment Ave hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles OF poster type, and our faeili'
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon rs, OF
send for estimates. ah0 ss.--
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co. ~
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ColIest0Tg sac II BeaI e8tats



- eric e ~ gnaaEY CIV
iSsffsd by toe MAYER OF she aity OF Evr
VilIe. and 90 me diFee ca, VII -II
nuhIfc au6ti0u ct the door OF the ga
House, IN sid city on Monday, Aus
low uR iOtE and BmFta OF Tote OF real r-t
or so much th0FGDf a. Ceg be uceenrarr
pay the aE0Ount ohGeE1d and aHeE
agai nst the s3rnes tee Their with chs COS
for the cost and eEreuser cf gtr-af III.
and sideWatl ir1 proven pnts ASH ii IN Izf r.
sale will be cos inued On the next .
thereafter, namely 5Iuc9daE August ia
1860 40 the same hour and nIrra ar-
purpose Of selling such PROPERTY au r
have been sold on the dav nrrt nr
mentioned, and not paid FOR. viz:
For aaseFsmen OF street frr17rru-r-ra.
Orieinal Plan, thirty-sever ana n q
(3l16l feet Of lot number niuety-rfnr. I
ad1Oir1ua lot number ninety. eighty. .
owned by ORA. y. NJ. 8elmnn. elGT sIls
For a9sa'lfn 1nta Of nli6y im provcue
Donation DnlGFgoment or me city 81
anayille, lot number two hundred .
bnlEt y-eege4t lZ8lJs owned by WIlf
Hunnel, $50 rs
Tor assessment OF alicy imFro~aua.
Donation AnlaRgoment on me civ Oh
ansYnle, LOT number two hundred .
L -5,i eight (A35li owned by Mm. Lrbn
For asseasna snfs or nlteg fuprarer---
Donation Enlargement of she erEv al
anEV1llet 10 the uu0iVIdcf ore bn1F -IF M
70 feet OF tins south r est erlv uarr rr
number two hundred ana forte r1e11 4.
ed by IhomGH p. Gavin, &45 $50
For assessments OF Glley imnr1vrr-.
Donation Enlargement OF tho efr- -
ansville, to the undivided one-hrfr rF
part OF lot number two hundred and q
gao, owned by D. q. KeIlsr, SIS $751;
JOHN GREEK. C1t-ansr.
Evansville July STD ls39. f5#
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gemphis HaFket.

Nv Telegraptl. ~ s9i1 MEAPHIs 8Juiy q.
DCoTToN-Dull; uplands &c. HecelpIs Id
bales; exports 50 bales. 8f -
WHEAT-NeW 81 lO9l 4O'
CoRN-90G92c.
ClATs-S56S2c. IA fs z..t
HAY-s2T 90.
BRAN -s2I O0ta22 90.
CoRNMEAL-S4 %.
PoRK-S34 %, HaHf ~
IARD-191%920Ec -,
BACOT-Firm; shoulders l4@zcT slueS'
I33<Ml9c
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GRANTED LEAvE.-Jesse Arm
strong was granted leave, by the City
Council yesterday, to tap the Division
Street sewer, under the usual re-
strietions.
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Nashville Market.

Rv Telezraph.1 NASHVILLE. July 81.
CorroN- quiet; low mid ilinEs 9O15ci good
ORG W tHalS at 81 O59I 10, and white
. F zg@5t R. family s797 so.
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No CRoAKING.--There are no
.croakihg farmers this year. Their
graBaFies are all full. Thirty FIVE
bushels to the. acre pt3 wheat ought
to satisfy the most avaricious. Cheap
bread nncalmnrei
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DULL.-We were at news head
quarters" on First Street, at O'Clock
last night. but found that no items Of
interest had been discovered. A large
crowd was in attendance, and con
siderable "chin music" was heard
but nothing worthy of record tool
place.
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Orr FOR THE EAsT.-Chas. Viele
and family, and Geo. r. Preston and
family will leave for the East this
morning, on o visit to the watering
places.
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WANTED.

a GFNT-A live. energetic man to sell
~ tLe Florence sewing Machines In
g4ag1fssso,, Connfv-the finest territory in the
state. Apply at No. II south Seeond
Street or address a. B. HOWAHD ~, I. VI
BOx 726, Evansville, Ipd. lyyzz oos
THUR5DAY 10000. July 2, lssa,
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PERsoNAL.-H. L. Shepherd, Gen
eral Superintendent of the E., II. &
N. R.R., and Captain Hart, Auditor
Of the same road, were in the city
yesterday.
Billy Williams, formerly freight
clerk Of the Rapidan, and for some
time past connected with the big
wharf boat of Humphrey, Patrick &
Co, left for Paducah yesterday by
the Armada, to engage in business.
Billy is cleYer young fellow, and We
wish him abundant success Ia his rev
field of operations.
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ANoTHER.-Y Yesterday was another
very pleasant day, and the weather,
for harvesting, could not be finer.
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ENLARGED AND MPRovED.-The
Greensboro Monitor comes to us much
enlarged, and in an entirely new dress,
and with handsome new head. The
Monitor is now thirty-two column
paper, and we wish it success in eve
rything except its abominabIe poll
tics.
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New HAY.-We notice that new
bay is coming in, and a good crop has
been harvested. b9
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sG T. @. oBfidwell & 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 kne -
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For Family Use. B

Choice Lard, put up in tin cans.
at twenty-one cents (2lc.) per pound,
and no charge for cans, for sale by =
L. RUFFNER, JR.,l & CO.ses ~
u b21tf. IS Nos Water Street,
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STREET COMMISSIONER, ATTRN-
TIoN.-We call the attention Of the
above mentioned officer to the fact
that the covering over q wooden gut
ter, at the corner of Sixth and Null
berry Streets has been entirely torn
off, leaving a dangerous place to cross
over. It should be fixed without an
hours delay.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has decided that
notaries public, attesting papers TO be
used before the Department, must
procure certificates of their authority
from the Clerk Of Court of Record
in every case.
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FAST. - Two young blOods got a
buggy from Forth & Bowles's stable,
yesterday evening, and drove through
the streets at a pace quito dangerous
to slow-plodding pedestrians. Tom
Royston halted them, however, and
took the buggy from them, and the
young men went on their way on foot.
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h0uisyslle naykA..

louisville HaPk65.
By Teiegraph.l LoUisvrrr.v. TuIv q.
FLoUR-Qulet; superhne "a %.
GROCBRIES-Eirm.
white 81 p; com ia bulk CSC; oafs Ia bulk
ne; rye 81 10.
PRovI5IOEs-Very strong; mess PORK e93.
bacon shoulders l4szc; clear rib 1Sj/c: cIesr
sides lS5<oi hams 2l1zc lard 1876.
WHISKY Quiet but firm.
Kew Orleans aafsel.
By Tefegraph.1 NEW OHLEAys. July 81.
CoTToS-Quiet; middling 321zc; sales Of
30 bales receipts l20 bales.
STERLING-Exchange 80; n. Z. Sight "A
premium.
FLOUB-Unchanged
CnRN-Whtte 81 20.
OATs-77@7sc
V BRAG-Sl 2565l q.
g, HAY-Prime SCI 90.
PORK-S4 5O0g35 rs.
BACON-Firn shoulders I51<c: clear rib
1870, and clear sides 1870 I91<c.
LARD-N Ominal; tieIce l9551201&c; keg
2I1z@221%c.
sUGAK-Dull; common at lOa1c; prime
1916.
WHIsKY--SI l20l Is.
CoFFEE-Firmer; fair l512c. and prime
| l654gi7c.
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STRAYED.

VwVERRIER-Any person returning the
very same black-and-tao terrier tns ma
stTayed from the eorntr OF Snu ao;I anu
= ~ lew TeyTsrded. lJy22 DIT
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WEBER & Co. PREPARING TO MOVE,
AND SELLING SUMNER HATS REGARD
LESS OF COsT.-See their price list:
Mems fine Panama Hats, worth
S.. at 50 70.
Mems good Panama Hats, worth
s. 80. at 81 IS.
Mems fine Braid Hats, worth So 80,
at 81 80.
Mems good Leghorn Hats, worth
75c., at soc.
Young Mems Fancy Hats. worth
g, at 81 %.
Boys and Children's Hats, worth
/ 81 80, at 81. sz.4--r
tG On and after August 10th
WEBER & Co. can be found two doors
below-No. 80 Main Street.-The house
now occupied by B. Baum. [jy22zlV
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az Office t@ EaE@EWE GIVEN wn
40 the qualified voters or the county "a
Nanderbur8h, taaf, in pursuance oil an
order Of the Board OF Commis4fonclg n
sald county, rendered GO theit June torn
1859, the polls viii bs opened on Inc SIR
day OF August, 1863 at the severed voting
PAGES In sad county, 10 take the votes III
me legal voters thereof upon the subiecg7l
SAID county aiding lu the coneDrefieIs 81
the Evansville, Carml q paducsh Railroad
10 the amount Of fWO huuCrsa aud fortv.
two thousand q 5lf01a.
Given under my hand thlg 11lh DAY ei
June. 1869. VICTOR BsCH.
Auditor Of Nanderbureh County.
jUn23 dEW4W
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THF ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Names and Ages Of the Orphans.
= Few interesting Items.

We yesterday paid a visit to the
Evansville Orphan Asylum, which IS
situated on the corner of Sixth and
Mary Streets, in Lamasco, and noted
down quite number of items, part
of which, at least, will prove of inter-
est TO our readers.
We shall not give complete his
tory of the Asylum since its first in
ception, as such an account was pub
lished in the JOURNAL year or two
ago, but We will only speak Of mat
ters of interest at this time
The Asylum is at present in charge
of Mrs. Rebekah S. Kenny, as Ma
tron, who has occupied that position
since last March, and has, so far, per
formed the particularly difficult and
arduous duties of her situation with
the most perfect satisfaction to the
lady managers. s
We looked through the building
from cellar to roof, and were both
surprised and pleased TO see every
thing SO scrupulously neat and clean.
The floors are as smooth aud clear
as the kitchen floors of an old-fash-
toned New England residence. Th'
beds and bedding could not be an!
heater or cleaner, and the genera
appearance Of the premises indicate
that great care has been taken thai
every nook and corner shall be KEEP
in the best sanitary condition. The
yard is covered with nice grass, and
on the borders of the paths are choie
flowers, planted and cultivated undei
the fostering care of the matron's &C
complished daughter, Miss Laur
Herne. M
There are at present at the Asylum
savanfaar arnhans rs fellows:
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THANKs-Dr. G. G. Green, the vet
Gran mail agent on the Morning Star,
has our thanks for late Nashville and
other papers; also for copies of the
circular address of e. Rumsey Wing
to the people Of kentucky.
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"a Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If +