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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23
81. LbuIs Market.

By felegraph.l 81. LOUIS, July %
ToBACCo-Market strong and supply not
equal to the demand, but prices are un-
changed. tl8 esle bus 9sl59tla
COTToN-Nominal at 32I<983c. -a.
HEMP-Firmer, with sales of undressed
at STi09I60. s--t ee
3 FLoUR--I.Ow grades scarce and wanted
snber1ne sold &C 1893 81; x % 0o,95 6f15
Xxx s. p; Xxx S797 so; fancy $500 so.
fs' WHEAT-Actfve and steady; no Spring
0ffering prime TO low choice red Fail 81 30
al 90; choice ditto 81 42Q9l so; choice TO
fancy white 81 45Gl 90. -. ..--4--a
A CoRN-D uH and favoTs buyers for low
grades. high qualities Arm; mixed in
bulk 90c: yellow 9leilwhiies 92a95c; mixed
In sacks Soc; choice yellow 81 Of; choice to
fancy white 81 05Gl O8.
7OATs-Opened a t709zle; closed at 671S9
Sc for black and mixed. rl
RYE-Firm at 81 .. i.
WHISKY Advaffced to ell DIAL o..
GRoCERIEs-sQnieta and unchanged.
Provisions good. Pork sold al
1913 so for heavy mess. Dry salt meat held
firmly without sales. Bacon firm and adj
Vancing; loose shoulders 14KM14%ei
packed ditto I41z9l45Sc; clear rib sides ia
1870; clear sides 1916. Lard quiet at 1870,
with Jobbing sa es az l8M9I9c foe tierce
201zc Tor kettle. W. Et9Vie ~
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LOVE AND LAUDANUM. - We are
informed that young man who has
been married within the past year,
but whose name our informant would
not give. got jealous on account of
his beautiful wife not long since, and
in revengeiul fit took a dose of
laudanum, intending to put an end to
his earthly troubles. a physician was
sent for, however, and the laudanum
was pumped out, and3the young man
still walks the earth in good health.
We are further informed that there
was no cause for any jealous feelings,
as the lady dotes on her husband.
We. hope they will be happy hence
forth, and ezehew laadanum as a
family beverage dl
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g Barrett's 2 is just the thing.
q WEBER & CO. P RRrPAR1Nd 10 Mo7

WEBER & CO. PREPARING TO MOVE,
AND SELLING SUMNER HATS REGARD.
LESS OF CosT.-See their. price list:
Mems fine Panama Hats, worth
So, at 50 IS. ,-o..-3a--- z5e
Mems good PANAMA Hats, worth
50 80. at 81 IS. VS.
Mems fine Braid Hats, worth So 30,
at 81 So
Mems good Leghorn Hats, worth
Zoe, at soc.
Young Mems Fancy Hats, worth
g, at 81 %.
Boys and Children's Hats, worth
81 so, at 81.
Bgr On and after August 10th
WEBER & Co can be found two doors
below-No 80 Main Street.-The house
now occupied by 3. Baum. [ jy22-1w
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River DISPATCHES.

MEMPHIS, July 22.-Weather clear and
pleasant. Mercury 81. The river is fall
ing. ATrived-Robt. Burns and Caldwell
Departed-BeiIe St.Louis, MolIie Able and
Alaska, St. Louis; Belle Lee, New Or
leans. a1 fuafr4 asizut r~
NAsHvILLE,tJuIy 22.-The riX er is falling
slowly, with q afnches on Harpeth shoals.
Weather dry and Warn1.i sfcf ast41s.
CAIRO, July 22.- Port List-BelIe Mem
phis from Memphis to st. Louis, A. !;
&. McPike, Tennessee River, A. N. City
of Cairo from st. Louis to Memphis p.
NJ: Armada, Evansville packet, s p. n. !;
Rapides from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
P. NJ. The river rose inches Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury 7S0.
PITTsBURG, July Electromagnetic o feet
3 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Thermometer 10.
LOUISVILLE. JaIy 2'.-- River rising
rapidly, with 7 feet s inches water in the
Canal; feet s inches on the Falls, and 4
feet inches over the Rocks. Weather
clear and pleasant. Nick IongwOrth, TO
New Orleans; Charmer. Cincinnati to
Evansville; Lotus No. g. TO New Orleans
Belle Vernon, to st. Louis. esI. IS
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THE Busy MAP. The Courier,
faeetiously styled the Map of Busy
Life" is in trouble, or at least the
man who does the clipping for the
local page is. What little he writes
in the way of original matter one day,
he is kept busy in correcting the next.
As map" it is about as reliable as
the map of the State of Indiana, got
ten out some time since at Indiauapo-
lis, 10 which Pigeon Township was
omitted. Perhaps if he would go to
the lakes and recuperate, he would
be able to do better by Fall. AS 3
statistician," he is great success
in horn.
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RaV Err n e ~ 3
Forother Rsver LLens see 4Eltras Page.

The only additional arrivals and
departures last night we're the Mollie
Norton to Henderson; Messenger,
st. Louis to Pittsburg; Quickstep, to
Cairo; Hartford, to Green River;
Tarascon, to Louisville.
The Tarascon and Falls City ar
rived together at 3P.M. The Taras-
con had nice packet trip........-The
Falls City had moderate trip.........
The Quickstep and Hartford had ex-
cellent trips out.........The Messenger
and barge were both loaded to their
guards........We notice the Multum
in Parvo" again at the bank above
the wharf........The Charmer will be
down to day, and will return to Gin
cinnati on Saturday morning at ten
o'clock. The Sam. Orr arrived al
II o'clock AN.
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A CooL PROCEEDING "A gentle4
man by the name of Moritz Uhlmann,
who resides on the corner of Second
and Sycamore Streets, was made the
victim of one of the coolest jokes of
the season a few nights ago. Mr..
Uhlmann was sleeping on lounge,
next to the window on the pavement,
which was raised, notwithstanding
the weather was quite cool. In the
night he woke up, and feeling cold,
he reached down to pull the quilt
over him, but to his intense astonish-
ment, the cover was gone. Some
wretch did wilfully, malieiously, and
with malice aforethought, take, steal
or carry off the quilt, leaving Mr.. U
that much poorer and cooler.
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THE TURF-rRoTTING MATCH
We learn that grand trotting match
will take place at the Longworth
track tomorrow afternoon for a purse
of $50 The race will be between
Charley Raymond's white mare and
Jim Broekie's bay horse Poison;
mile heats. best two in three, in har-
ness. z. B. .Britton drives Raymond's
mare, and Brocltie will hold the reins
behind his own nag. The horses are
closely matched, and an exciting race
may be expected, as both parties feel
confident Of success. We anticipate
quite a crowd will bein attendance
to-morrOW afternoon atthe race track,
for there is nothing that will draw
better in this city than a horse race eI
circus. af'@ ~
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DEAD-FALL.-One of the finest
dead-falls or man-traps that has been
gotten up for long time, is now on
exhibition on the corner of Leet and
Centre Streets. It is pronounced a
perfect success, and is warranted to
break mans Cor woman's) leg every
time it gets good chance. The Pc
culiar design Of this invention was
gotten up by some plank sidewalk
builder, and the people are SO well
pleased with it that it is probable that
a petition will be presented to the
Council praying the city to take out
letters patent for the invention.
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The Commissioners also passed an
order allowing $50 per month to the
Orphan Asylum, and the Auditor was
directed to issue the orders every
month. The allowance is to take
effect from the first day of last March.
This is a worthy deed, and We feel
sure that our citizens will rejoice at
this aid by the county to SO deserving
an institution. -
The Board will be in session again
to-day. TIA
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Louisville Market


BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. July "a
FLoUR-Very firm; supeTfine 81 25. ts
GRAIS-Steady: wheat red 81 20; white
81 30. Corn in bulk SOC. Oats in bulk zoe.
Rye 81 20. Barley 81 20
TOBACCo-Leaf steady.
PORK-Mess G33.
BACoN-Clear sides I9c. clear rio 18Zcf
shoulders l5c; -hams, fancy sugar-cured
2IZc- Es f'f4
B fe1wISz Ezs-FiTnl at 81 o. sfs y.
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CRIMINAL CoURF.-The Court was
engaged all day yesterday in hearing
the case of the State of Indiana VS..
Jack Hitch. charged with being an
accomplish in an assault and battery
with intent to kill, on the person of
Grace Howard. Judge Jonessis pre-
siding, on account of Hitch having
made affidavit that he believed Rob
insonI was Eprejhdiced against h:.a.
The prosecution for the State is con-
Quoted by Judge Parrett and Capt.
Hargrave, and Robert A. Hill. Esq,
appears for the Defense The trial
excited at a great deal of interest yes
terday, and thecourtroom was crowd
ed. The case was not concluded, and
it will be continued at 8 o'clock this
mOrningyeE -eses7 bsJ..1 l1
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COUNTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Railroad Nofioe


~ ~ ACE - HEREBY GIVEN TO
- the qu9nhed voters OF the county OF
NanderouTgh, that, in pursuance OF an
order OF the Board Of Commissioners OF
said county, rendered az their June term.
1863, the polls VIII be opened on the 5th
day OF August, 1889, ut the several VOTING
places In sad county, to take the votes or
The legal voters thereof upon the subject of
said county aiding In the construction Of
the Evansville, CaTmi 81 Paducah Raflroad
10 the amount OF two hundred and forty
two thousand dollars.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
June, 1863. VICTOR BlSCH,
Auditor Of Vanderburgh County
jun23 deW4W
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CIT Y N B W S
To County Agricultural So
RtAftQa. 1aE

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
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 coIored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
fnent five hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles of poster type, and our faeili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us. or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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Why NoT?-Evansville is situated
on the Ohio River; so is New Albany.
The latter city has boat races; Evans
Vile has not Why can't some of our
young men get up a scull race? Let
us have something to relieve the dull
monotony of the summer solstice.
Who will move first in the matter?
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Go. will sell to-day, commencing at
10 o'clock, about forty hogsheads of
tobacco. This will be the last sale
before the 18th, as no sale will take
place next Tuesday. ..a..
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GoNE.-Recorder Willard left Tor
West Baden Springs yesterday. No
business was done in his Court during
the day. Squire Stinson viii 8 tally "
for the city during the Judges abb
sence.
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STENoH.-A nauseating stencil is
emitted from the mouth of the sewer
inlet on the corner Of Main and
Seventh streets. 1t is thought thai
some filthy slop water has been de-
posted there lately.
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The world s awards better than Pre-
n1iums, Medals. Ribbons, or Decora-
tons. The worlds opinion is shown
by the fact that the Florence has be-
come the great " Family FdUOrite. P"
Call and see these popular Family
Sewing Machines, at No. IL South
Second Street. 22-4t
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Eow YORK COLD and stock Marktt.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YoRK. July q.
MoNEY-Easy at G,57 per cent. Discounts
more active.
STERLIRG--Inactive at 91S@l01S.
GOLD - Efrmer; opening at 1856; adj
vahclHR to 1854 clOsing at 1879.
fTheNNeser tOok ea56, 900 for Europe ana
the Missouri, for Havana, took s4s0,OyO
GoVEREATENTS Open co quiet ana closed
steady and dul. Closing prices: coupons
1881 I2O5I: do 1862, 1231S do. lSt4, lzl1zi DO.
1866 I2Is5 do. new. 1201< do. 1867, l2J5z do.
1873, 1903 I0-40s, llo1s.
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IemphIs Rarket.

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS. July o.
CoTToN-Quiet; low mlddIings BIC. Re
ceits bales; exports 81 bales; stock Alb
bales. IT Hs'l .rs4t
FLOUR - Firm aud unchanged.
WHEAT-New 81 299I 40. ta
CORN-9Oe. -tf-6 Afn
OATs-FIrm at 82d85c.
HAY-Scarce at 81 20.
BRAN $50 90.
CoRNMEAL-S4 2j94 90. zee -.
PoKK-Steady at S3f 90. 81
IsARD-191S9201Sc =. r-es5 sfr
.. BlsAcoN-steady; shoulders l424c; sides.
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To preserve Hair, use Barrett's. ,

THE rapidly with which PLANTATION
BITTER5 have become household neces-
sity throughout the civilized nations, is
without parallel in the history of the
world. Over five million bottles were sold
increasing. Rich and poor, young and
old, ladies, physicians and cIergymen, find
strength to the system, vigor TO the mind,
and Is exhausted natures great restorer.
1t is compounded OF the choicest roots
and herbs, the &c ehrated Calisaya or Pc
ruYian Bark, etc, all preserved in pure st.
Crofz Rum. 1t is sold by all respectable
hamlet through North and South Ameri-
ca, Europe, and all the Islands of the
Ocean.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. Jyl9-deod&wlt
:. D...sfl y 81 dies the hair
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b@ We have received another lot
of those beautiful visiting cards. We
invite the ladies to examine our
stock. These cards are put in nice
boxes, containing fifty each.
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1NCREDIBLE.-We are informed by
a gentleman of truth and veracity
that there are FIVE squares on which
good plank sidewalks are put down in
this city. This seems incredible, es-
pecially to newcomers, who can't
see it in that light"
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.n@ Orr FOR THE sPRINGs.-Oscar
Barbour, an attache Of the firm of
Ragon, Dickey & Carson, leaves this
morning for Crittenden Springs and
other watering places in Kentucky,
and thence after couple Of weeks
recreation or a six or eight weeks tour
through Kentucky and Tennessee So
Letting trade for Evansville.
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CoNrINUEs.-The weather still CON
tinues cool for the season, and quilts
and comforts are in good demand at
night.
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HYRE MIssESQUOI POWD
- actually cures Cancer and BcrofuIous
diseases Of the skin. See report 10 r. +
Medical Society, and statements OF Physf-
clans in circular. sent free on application
to -CHAS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent,
7. o. Box 1903. 1S2 Pearl St, New York
ljyS- d3mIteWl
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REMEMBER.-Eyery tax payer will
remember the railroad election that
takes place on 4the 9th day of next
August. We want a railroad to
Illinois, and now is the time to get it.
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COMMENCED. -Workmen have al
ready begun the work of tearing down
the old Mozart Hall, and in a short
time the old resort will be ouski-
speel."
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BG~ Harper's Magazine for August
is on hand at Fish & Barter's, No. 19
Main Street.
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Notice to Contractors.

UttfW
The Common Council OF the CITY of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until Monday, July <h, 1862 for furnish
Ing materials and building five public
cisterns. Plans and specifications can be
seen ct the Clerks Office.
BY order OF the Council.
a, NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
by u, A. MC8RIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE, July Is, 1869.
lyle union copy
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WANTED.

a GENT-A live, energetic man to sell
S37Eson County-the finest territory in the
state Apply at No. IL South Second
Street or address A. B. HOWARD =. ..
Box 726, Evansville, Ind. lJyzz d5t
FRIDAY.............................JULY 2, lseJ.
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GONG TO EuRoPE.-Mr. A. II.
Garden, of Crittenden County, KY,
was in the city yesterday. He is about
to leave for New York and Liverpool,
and will be absent some two or three
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STRAYED.

VTYERRIER-Any person returning the
very same black-and-tan terrier that
strayed from the corner of Church ana
he rewarded. lJyzz uAb
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KashrIIle Market.

BY TeIegraph.1s - NASHVILLE, July o.
CorroE -Du1l low middlings 391zc; good
ordinary 2gc.
WIIEAT-Advaneing;r red 81 l59l 20: AM
Der ca 20Cgl - white 81 25@I 3D.
FLoUR-At s7ll57 30. = s-rst
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NUIsANoEs.-We understand there
is movement on foot to have about
FIVE thousand yards of old plank side
walks condemned as nuisanees. This
would be prime idea, as the bare
ground would, no doubt, be much
better for pedestrians than the old
rickety sidewalks.
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RETURNED.-Maj. Lee M. Gardner,
of the tobacco firm of Martin. Gardner
& Co., has returned from his recent
trip to Dresden, Tennessee, and re-
ports that in the localities visited by
him in West Tennessee the tobacco
crop will be somewhat short, owing
to the lateness of the season and the
scarcity Of plants, but what there is
in the ground looks well, although
not planted until SO late. The crop
will be less than last year. He also
reports the indications for large
corn crop as very fattering, and the
wheat crop the largest for fifteen
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For Family Use.

Choice Lard, put up in tin cans,
at tBenty-one cents Gle per pound
and no charge for ca2s, for sale By
j.. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.,
jy21tf. No. 5 Water Street.
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ENvELoPEs-Fine quality, very
cheap, for sale at the JOURNAL Office,
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roam OF COUNTY cOHMIssI0EEgs
Allowance to the orphan Asylum:

The Board Of County Commission
ers were in session yesterday, and
decided upon the per cent. of taxes
to be levied for 1859
On motion the Board proceeded to
make the necessary estimates for the
expenditures for the fiscal year of
1869. and to consider the amount Of
taxes necessary to be levied to pro-
vide for the same; and in consequence
of the gratifying results obtained by
Victor Biscb, the County Auditor, in
having the valuation of the real es-
tate reduced at the District Board
ten per cent, and again at the State
Board, thirty per cent, the follow
ing are the resources upon which to
base the levy for 1869:
Real Estate and improvements
reduced EI10Si 't9t
Personal Property .........,-...,-...,- 6,zioso0l
sI7,sO8. co.
Total Number Of PoIls...........4.O72
And considering the necessary in
crease in the expenditures for roads
bridges, paupcrs and courts, the
Board then levied and fixed the fol
lowing rates of taxes for 1869, fol
State and county purposes:
...................I5e and 60c poll
Common School-..-..........-.16c and soc poll
Sinking Fund...-.........--.....lOc
County ana q oO pOlI
II. r. Interest,". &c
BondS........................- -----..zUc 8
And upon the recommendation o
the several Township Trustees, thu
Board also levied aud fixed the ratei
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: . cAx. NOTICES.

THE largest and best stock OF
Linen suits In Indiana, can be found
at LYONS. His Linen Clothing Is
permanent in color, well shrunk and
wen MADE, ana can now be bought
at greatly reduced prices. For first.
class Linen and Alpa ca Clothing go
TO LYONS, Jel6
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Barrett's" does not affect the sys-
ten.
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HE Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughess. #
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FOR MEMPHIS. VICKSBURG, AND NEW
ORLEANS. s.a
The mammoth steamer
s.ilass147
.keA
NICK LONGWORTH,
PARTNERSHTP.
"A CARD.

In reference to the above notice, let ii be
sufficient to say that we will endeavor to
do our clean best with the many good Gus
toners of the late firm, and by attentive
ness 10 business and just dealing, expect to
M crit all their patronage, and secure many
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Too MUCH BREAD.-The Hender-
son Nea0s, in. giving an account of a
barbecue at Cairo, ten miles back of
Henderson, not long since, enume-
rates the following items Of grub )"
One hundred and fifty loaves of bread,
one barrel -four, thirteen boxes ale,
eight kegs beer, twelve boxes mineral
water, one barrel lemonade. sixteen
gallons ginger wine, and fifteen gall
Ions Of whisky. We don't under
stand what was done with so much
bread for so few drinka bles.
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Notice TO Confirm org.

JUNE S8rH, 1853.
The Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville VIII receive sea ed proposals
until the 2Glh day OF Jnly, 1862 for grading,
graYeling. nd paving the alley situate be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets, and ex-
tending nom Sycamore Street 10 Vine
street, in Block no. 35. Eastern Enlarge
neut.
By order Of the Council.
a. 81. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
By y. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
city Clerks ONCE, July Sd, 1863.
| iy5 dtd union copy.
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kev YOrk DRY GOODS aaFael.

By IeIegrapnsI = NV IOHh1 IuIy %
The market is Inactive, although an i'm
proved inquiry. Tor sheetings at steady
rates was manifested. Prints active and
a little irregular IN price. ranging at lZzg
I31Ic, as to style and make.
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e- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at I. &. D. HEIMAN's.
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W Stationery of all kinds for sale
at the JOURNAL Office.
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And upon the recommendation Of
the several Township Trustees the
Board also levied aud fixed the rates
of Township taxes for 1869, as fol-
lows:
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Barrett 5" Ne7er-failing Hair
-

Dg T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
OF Main and Third Streets, have o
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-
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

The EeLlpsE.--0nl the 7th OF
August, the great eclipse Of the sun
viii take place, and scientific men
are making every preparation to take
full observations. The New York
Tribune says that the eclipse will
begin at Evansville at Alt PM. and
end at 6:15 PM, lasting one hour
and ffty-eight minutes. The total
eclipse, of course, will last only a
short time. We hope the weather
will be clear on that day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

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