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New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
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0Eo. A. LKAyTT, Aucuoaeer.
ROOk TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
Co cOSNsNN CArALOauKD
MONDAY p. and FIYB FOLLOWING DAYS, at o'clock p.
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION or BOOKS BELONGING TO
Mr.. EDWARD SAVAGE
oth % e6semR an immense assortment e books In the various
Pine Arts &c, &c Also number Of Early Printed Books
Alne Adus &c also, Pamphlets Manuscripts velsm &c
&c prominent feature Of this collection the large number Of
FRENCH BOOKS,
there being upward
he whole to be sold ey suction without reserve Catalogues ready
A. NJ MERwIS, Auenonser
RY BANGS, MERWIN d Co, Broadway cor.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, March q, at 4 O'clock
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS including Theological
Historical Classical and miscellaneous works Of which
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March % at O'Clock
PRIVATE COLLECTION Of valuable aud Interesting Books In
the various departments General Literature History Poetry rAve
ETC. but especially rich choice selection Of Biographies and Memoirs
All the books good condition sd many Of them elegantly bSnnd
PRIVATE COLLECTION Of valuable Books chiefly relating
America and American History them German
and French Travels Histories Periodicals &c Ao
the Revolutions besides Interesting Biographies JOuA Controversies
&c, altogether worthy the attention of collectors
THURSDAY snd FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, March Is and u.s. at
PRIVATE COLLECTION Of valuable and Books the great
portion relating TO America Which Ads American
l63 Ceeo Major printed by Frnkn Ii Of Cresap
original edition Smiths History Of NewYok lo 1855 Wsshngton
Aho few ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS. including
peb copy Of AUDUBoNS BIRDS and QUApRUPEDS made up Of
plates portraits; HobeiDs Henry With &c
Also choice collection Engrag Of them Proofs and India
Proofs suitable for the Of Illustrators whose attention is especially
MONDAY MARCH 90 and following DAYS at o'clock p
THE BNTIRR PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the late Hon ALBERT O.
GREENE Of Providence r. l.
~ Catalogue (emh-pg nearly 1000 lets whs Upwards Of 800
pages nav he Price 60 cents
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p0BEkT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer.-Sales-
Ia No 81 Eassaast opposite the PotoGee EXECUTORS
SALB or FINR FURNITURE
ROBERT SoMBRvILLB viii sell at Auc,ion on WEDNESDAY
"a at lO O'clock the private residence No l57 We Eleventh
. elegant Household Furniture W. Paror Suite ia Broeee and
Reps B. ". Library sRe T. W. Bedroom and Dising Suites
eA carved bookcases Wsrohs Bx Tables Chairs rich g frame
pier and mapte Mirrors Feather Bed Cut Glass s. r. Ware nc
IT S. DISTRICT COURT-SOuthen District
~ Of New-YoIkn the matter OF THE SCHRBBBR CORNBT
MANUFACTURING CoMPASY-Is BASKRurTcI: Before JQHN
FITCH ReesterTbe uBdergued the Assignee Of THE SClRElBBR
CORNBr MANUFACTURING COMPANY Of the CITY Gf NsTiork
BAnkrupt POBLIC AUCTION No 3 East Houston
It, in tie C the LIST DAY Of Arrl 1859 at o'clock
precisely Of that dsv PROPERTY EFFECTS OF the Bnknps
Of large lot Of Machinery Tools aud Fixtures connect
herewith manufacture Of musical Instruments Psteht Once
Safe Musical Instruments ke Persons wishing TO
purchase property Of the Bakp estate cal ibs
Assignee who win show them the articles HENRY G. VAIL
Assignee, No. $50 Broadway. City Of New York
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NEW-Y0RK CIRCUS, y...
D. LENr'''''''' MITiSEii;S' It Il
wRDyEES9.SY5 RES}.S5 4S9 sSo6ni sATgEPH iSER
or 1ATTfalcTHE NOVELTIES
S"'a'' 9E TALESTEp ESp aeRdBiO aRTTs
'Ts. s.tssa ;sai;'''is':} @''s ,ss4s nreo
who will appear At s1'S sSS ScESE oF EourAroN
Tb. World.rsnowued spanish serialsts.
THE THE RRSTlIEEs RES1IIEFs RIztREEEEE RTztREtLE
hsb0o Il 5%S RJSlbGGH RRqGilipRiTIos. 1H5S
aud In 'hslt m[,hy 'TYPRECEDENTED PERFORMANCE
UPoN THE FLYING TRAPEzB
'H siAi'"''" ' NERVE, SKILL. AND INTRRPpITY,
ABSoLLTtEMl, WIdnoUT ypdgSHJ ,IsnIp IAMALLEL
AND WONDERFUL ACaoDATIC FEATs
in great 'r RHf h f ESgY SE%gY5ss iI Circus TROUPE
CAN FRANCISCO MINIS fRELS, 5S5 Bdway.
ocu Sa1S TIE GT@SO SSSSnRS sGg tRf,' is6 BAcKus
D''0"' san FRANCISCO MSSrRELs
Genuine success % f 1f sEGE HG na5'if OF s BLONDES
SUPERB and INTERESTING EXHIBITION
To continue the whole week
The h'' AMEN pTsWY0RK STATE POULTRY SOCIETY
,s"IM NOV open at Tue A"''' wy A'' ''' ' " '''
s.e Ds''''' THOROUGHBRED FOWLS AND PIGEors,
'f'l sSSG S,is'ls As6 5't c&Cs scI"E BIRDS f,se''
DOGS
PET ANIMALS OF VARIOUS KINDS,
"' '"' ovER FIVE THOUSAND SPECIMENS
'O' EMPIRE CITY BAND
vi" be sSss6s ssi sq iEfFS fFrS CENTS c, half ya
Tickets sale e door and ahe Thestet Ticket oaes sssaeu
ttore) Ne lif Broadway.
open from IN. uA.il 10 D. N. daily
TNRENORs SOIREE DANSkNTE,
MONDAY EVENING, March 22d.
be bad st the ACADEMY ROOMS, LYRIC HALL. Ne
723 siEth.avc
Mr. TRENoRs Glasses continue open until May.
GEORGE II. HALLS
PICTURES
nee exhibition at The Somsryle Art Gallery No 90 Hhhae
corner VI FoarteenhsL Upen SUNDAYS til
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Fort -Wlsrarn's Nstiu.

STATE Nxw-Yokk, I
PoRr.wARsrss 0yrox, No. % wiiisn-st
NOTICE is hereby given, i'll accordance with
~ section Of tss Asa pss Aga u 1851 entitled An Ae.
waens 0hoe sf We Port Of New ie 70 all
interested h hag NE sbes natter Of sneh nqaiJ,
surye hlowmg under
Pert wsfasns aR e SAID exananoas viii
within ssessdsg @ posoe beard ss
vsaehs
Steamsnp ~ ~
Sup X
hoI ,baitc
1reehsndle. N
BARK hsresea.
BARK ASA s.'..'''-s.'...'1
BARK bteyens. fterrepJnth
bark Lama.
Big Anne Gardiner
Bnk fdela
AlNTH0kNk T0AfkIss, Prssidsnk
J. Ayes HERMAN, sssrstarr
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Snrniiart.
StztiSairp, &t.

AL0TE g. JAMES,
~ sTATTOEERs, PRINTERS. Sad BLANK BOOK MAHUPAc-
TuRkRS, No. % FultoHst Orders solicited
PATENT ADHESIVE LETTER AND INVOICE FILE.
Fs thrE and preserving Iets Invoices a. IEdpasab to he
slabts, BAnteu. aud IasursIee CopVsheA
ASA l. sHIPnAN SON Sole ProPhsoss
No. Is Cbsmbsrs,st n. "
fsf nis BY al stsleDer
AsHshsas Of scrap Letter Copying and al descriptions Of BaDh
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SUNDAY TRAIsI-s % WAY Tram for ots'lsi lD for
$50 EyM E1piss for Roeksstsr Bufso Dsntri
Clereand Cincinnati snl all pou South; $500 kn
uGnt and RAr Train II N. for Paterson and Port JsEts
Trains accompanied by and improved Day aud NIGH
Coshs through 10 Go Rochester Dunik Cvsabd snd Cn
enns without shnf and 10 direct soBnsoa With all Southern AUD
Western Lines
Tickets can ob.a and orier for the checking and transfer
BAggage len be Companys osss-EoL 1 81 corne
and 80 BroadsGy bpGt Of Cbambs New
' n RIDDLE 0susraI supt
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LETANTED-A Situation as COACHMAN, by
slesdy industrious MAN who bas bad
Renee ard good cts Address PATRICK FLANAGAN No
HAllplace, bsck Of Tompkus Market
NVANTED-A good HOME for an intelligent,
" healthy BOY ~ years oli eousry prefrrrsd MAY BIZ
ADOPTED Address A. \. D., Boz No ia. Tribune Office.
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NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
IL TTIB EBwNORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP CON
PAEYs sni eaSs side. shsels teanslip .
at3p ~ sailrg from Pier No S. North River
Bup.rior oistieus fvr pastsngsra
Troaeh PeFa and Bills Of Ladng issued 10 All nointi
S0aIh Carolina
ard With steamers 10 Florida ports.
rV- Insurance by .his lite one-half PEI cent -
TX, MANHATTAN vii kow And sAl on SATURDAY. March H.
nENkY 4 MORGAN { Co. lgsnt. No. % proldrhl.
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TN6O MUCH COTTON
ii EVERYTHING ALL DOWN. -,
and bales Brown and Bsaehd Muslin At a "hee~s
prices . ,,, "a
ssndid Brown Mnsn l2s Besyy STANDARD Sheng lei Niie
NnsF Sc Pue White Mus lee Wide ssnsdae zte SpsA
az Qusty and YsrdWids Nhte Musins, H. - and lbe
Sor suits, 2Sc, 3lS, and Size CHAS hEAhD q OSi.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04


bought, and the man who sad Lhe
newspapers we're bought told he'
Peter Maier said he had not SAID
he was bought.
c.. which be represented, and
tLo otber newspapers in the city, de-
nied the mendacious slander. Mr..
Wbittlesey said he was in favor Of
the Straight Line Road at the right
time, but that time had not arrived.
lie touched up the points of Peter
Maier's speech, and carried his audi
ence with him Ia favor Of the Carmi
Road. He said: Mr.. Maier said af-
ter awhile the road would have to be
scId. What If it did? Who cared
snap who owned the road? What We
wanted was railroad! Who cared
if the e. & C. Railroad was sold to-
morrow? 'Wouldn't we still have the
road? We will go to the polls
on Thursday and vote for the road,
and Mr.. Maier, or Mr.. Anybody Else
may say what they please, and they
can't help it. He referred to the
officers and directors of the road, and
said they were all right. In conclu
sion, he said: Peter Maier tells you
to vote the road down; tell you to
vote the road up"
John Gavisk was next called out,
and he stated that he had built the
first three miles of the Straight Line
Road, and had lost $500; and since
that time, when any other question
was brought up, the Straight Line
was thrust forward as a bug-a-boo.
He was in favor Of the Carmi Road.
By this time Judge Jones had
arrived from the Upper Market, and
proceeded to make his old speech,
which we have given before.
MEETING AT BAUMGARTNER's.
A large meeting was held at Baum
gartner's grocery. in Lamasco, and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
The Crescent City Silver Band was
present, and the crowd were enliven-
ed for short time with good music.
Speeches in favor of the Carmi road
we're made by Capt. III. G. Gooding,
j. f. Welborn and Mr.. Kumler,
after which the meeting adjourned.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04

: NeM YORK Narkat.

BY Teiesroph.l NEW YORK. August 3.
CoTroN- Steady; sales Of ], 200 bales at
331zc for midd1ng uplands.
FIOUR-Eeceipt lO,4O9 barrels: market
uuiet ard prices generally without decid-
ed change; sales Of $500 barrels az s. 900
g8 90 for superfine state and Western; So rs
al 35 for extra state; e6 1907 40 FOR extra
Western; 81 1907 20 for white wheat extra;
So 95G7 4j for rOund-hOop Ohloi 81 OO9S 90
for extra st. LOUIS; rs O0glO oO ior good 70
barrels at 81 75@8 70.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY ~ In fair request; sales OF oJO
barrels Of Western at 81 10 free.
WHEAT-Ree 69,993 bushelsi markeI
I612c better and more active; sales OF l0Oy9
bushels at u 569l-58 for no. ~ iSpFglns y %
Spring; 81 q for new red ONO; 81 % ior
common white State; 81 6612 for red m u.
diana; 81 OS1ll 90 for amber Michigan ~ ~
for new amber IennCsse; 81 75 for whlJs
California.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CORN - Receipts 5000 bushels. Corn IS
irregular and unsettled, opening heaNyt
aud closing rather more steady sales oL
$4,000 bushe at S0cGsl C2 Tor unsound new
mixed, 81 O30l 00 for sOunf do, 81 W@l O5
for small lots high mixed nearly yellow
81 03 for Western yellow, and 81 10 Tor
oATs-Receipts 36.l73 bushels. oats drll
and heavy; sales 1900 bushels at 4yHe@o2c
for Western a1lOat, - 9b3c Tor state auOat.
and zoe for ersey new; also. ID 900 bushels
Western, seller, October, at 65c.
kICE-Qutet.
CoFFEE-In fair request; sales 1000 sacks
RIO on private terms
SUGAK-Firm; sales 700 hogsheads at ~
al21ac for Cuba, and ~ q l214c for Porto
Rico; and 450 boxes Havana AT llIZ4I2c.
MOLAs sEg-Dull.
PETRoLEUM Firm, at sl51 q &c for re-
HoPs-Quiea.
LINsEED OILs-Ffrm.
SPIRITS IURPENTTNE-t2uiet at 42d421S.
Pork Quiet and steady sales 800 barrels
at t33 20N33 p for new mess; closing at
S33 % cash; s32 IS for old do; e27 5098 %
for prime; SO 5000 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales $50 barrels al e80l8
for new plain mess; sl2g1S for new extra
mess = tierce beef nominal at &20W25 for
prime mess; 5000 for india mess; beef
hams quiet; sales l25 barrels at S25G3)s
CUT MEAGS-FiTm; sales l75 packages at
I2HQI5c for shoulders; E9l9c for hams /;
mtddles quiet; sales l3O boxes ice cured on
private terms.
! LARD-Unchanged sales $40 tlerces at
| 174d1y5sc for steam; l94920c for Kettle
rendered also, 500 tterces steam seller Au-
gust at lg5ke.
BUTTEE9steady at l6G3lc for Ohio; I08
SIC for state.
CHEEsE-Ftrm at Il@lGc.
FREIGHT5-To Liverpool quiet and firm
at sgd offered and Sd asked for wheat per
steam.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
Chicago Market.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO, August B
FLoUR-Is quiet and hrm, at s6@7 90 for
Spring extras.
WHEAr-Less active and shade strong
er; No quiet at 81 391<@l Al, closing un-
changed; NO. ? sold at oil S0H9l 81, closing
az Ell 369l 38%; this afternoon the market
was inactive at 81 % for No. 2, seller Au-
gust.
CoRN-Duli and 11zGl5<c lower; No. at
86GS7c: rejected 790S0c; no grade 75c, cl OH-
ing at SIC for regular and SIC Tor fresh re-
celpts Of No. 2; this afternoon the market
was dull at SIC, seller August, and SIC, sell
er last half OF august for No. 2.
OATS-M Oderateiy active and 2C98c lower (;
sales No. ? at 52g55c cash; 46M947c, seller
September, and 4SZ@49c, seller August,
closing at 53Gg55c cash.
RYE-MOre active and 395c lower for No.
l, and Ie54c lower for No. 2; sales No. at
81 O2al o., and No. at 08c0Sl Oh.
BARLEY-Quieta al 81 80 for No. ia store.
HIGHwINEs-Are more active ut 81 O4g
1 041I.
sUGAR-Firm and fairly active at 1910
144c for common to prime Cuba.
PROVIsIoNs-Steady and drm Mes Pork
S33 50Ca33 IS sWeet-picKled hams H@l751c;
dry salted Shoulders l81agl35zc loose; Lard
18I@l8tzc.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
Forother RtUer Itea.ss see Gnfrd. Page.

The weather last night was very
warm. The river continues to fall.
The only additional arrivals and de-
partures were the Palestine. Louis
vile and return; Ada Lyon, to Green
River; Cumberland, to Cairo; Rapid
an No. 2 20 Eastport.......The Mary
Houston did not leave Louisville
until last night, and will be
down this evening. She is a splendid
packet, and viii 60 through to New
Orleans in quick time. She is man
aged by clever officers, who will make
passengers comfortable. Shippers
viii also remember her and have their
freight on hand promptly........The
Petrolia No. 2 will take an excursion
party to Enterprise to-day, leaving
the wharf at 3 o'clock.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
To the Yoters efYanderburgh County.

The undersigned, Directors Of the
Evansville. Carmi & Paducah Rail
road Company, having been invited to
a conference with the friends of tne
Straight Line Railroad, to see if some
thing could not be done to combine the
interests of the two roads, and to make
the action Of both harmonious, state to
the people of Vanderburgh County that
at conference IN pursuance of such
invitation, at the Office of Robert A.
Hill, on the evening of July Both,
that they learned from the friends of
the Straight Line Road
First. That there was no organiza-
tion of such a company, and that,
therefore, there was no such thing as
the Straight Line Railroad Company
with whom to make any contract or
agreement whatever.
Second. The friends of the old
Straight Line made proposition to
divide the appropriation asked by the
E., G. and p. Railroad Company,
which we were compelled to decline,
for the reason first, that they had no
such organization as the law requires,
and second, because there is no law
by which the people can vote together
LOT Two appropriations at the same
time, but must vote separately, and
also because there is no law by which
their request could be compiler 'gith,
unless the Evansville, Carmi & Padu.
cab Railroad Company should aban-
don all claims, and give everything to
a company yet to be organized.
Third. The Evansville, Carmi &
Paducah Company, by its Directors.
then proposed to the friends of the
old Straight Line Company, that if the
friends of the old Straight Line Com
pany would help the Evansville. Car
mi & Paducah Company TO secure the
appropriation and aid asked In the
coming election, then the Evansville,
Carmi & Paducah Company would
help the Straight Line when organ
lied, to obtained from the city the full
aid desired by that Company, which
last proposition was by them refused.
j. s. HOPKINS,
p. SE8IONIN,
M. j. BRAY,
JOHN A. REITZ,
RoB'T A. HILL,
aug4 2t j. +. WELB0RN.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
LOCAL NOTICES.
aug42t

The Mutual Benefit Life ms. Co.
Assets, $I9, 10000.
$50 Policies an Force an EUansUille.
The attention of the public is in
vited to the following communica-
ton:
Editors Journal:
[ desire to acknowledge the receipt
of Two Thousand Dollars, paid to
me by Mr.. e. K. DREW, agent Of the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany. My late husband, Henry Eel
ker, insured his life in this company
for $1,000, with an annual premium
of $40 90, which he paid, one half in
cash, and one half in an order on the
Di-'dends of the Company. The
total Paid to the Company in the four
gears he was insured was only $50.
The note given by my husband was
returned to me. cancelled by divi-
dends. l recommend this excellent
company to my friends, and all who
want the most insurance for the least
money. MARGARET FELKER.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
CincInnaIi AarKo..

By Telegraph.l CIECIEEArI. Aug. 3.
FLOUR AND WHEAT--Unchanged red
wheat 81 Z09I IS; white, 81 4O@l o.
CORN-Dull al 9Oc.
OATs-Dull; new IN large supply, and
prices declined to 4Og45c; no ola in the
Market
RYE-Duii 9009Jc.
TOBACCO FINN at iull rates.
WIusKY-Dull at 81 OS.
PRoyIsIoNs-Firm, but quiet. Mess Pork
S33 %. Bulk Meats, l1c. for shoulders, ana
IGZl6IZc for sides. Bacon, l5Izc. for shoul-
ders, and l8jzMl9c. for clear RIB and clear
sides: sugar-cured hams, 2igJc. Lard,
held at l9Izc.
BUTFEE- Unchanged and firm at 2593Oc
EGGs-l4I<c.
GRoCERIEs Unchanged, and firm at full
rates.
GoID---l355l, buying. Money market
easy at S@I0 per cent. Exchange dull at
par, buying.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
- 80 nrn Goods Mnrkel.

By telegraph NEW York, August 3.
DRY GooDs-B Business was more act We
to-day, and with few exceptions, prices
are steadier. Naumkeag bleachod satinet
Jeans are reduced from lsc TO 17Lc; kear-
sarge colorCd cotton jeans from H16c 70
I7c: and do. bleached do. from l6c 10 l4c.
Caledonia brown Canton nannels have
advanced from l9c to zoe; and ltuseys from
25c to 26I; Anoskeag brown sheetlngs
are scarce, and worth l512MlGc; Great Falla
are also scarce, and worth l4ci the Mtddle-
sex County 8 Excelsior standard shaWls
are now open, and Jobbing al 81 % regular
which Is lower tnan for ten years past
Woolen shaWls generally are now on exc
hibition, and the trade IN these has been
very active from nraL hands.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
81. LOuis Harket.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August 3
ToBAcoo-Steady aud unchanged.
CoTToN-Nominal at 32c.

by IeleREapnsl EoIs LOU iHf august %
ToBAcoo-Steady aud unchanged.
CoTTON-NO Ominal at 32c.
ElP--Nothing doing.
FLGUR-Feeling better and mere doing,
but prices are unchanged superdne 81 7j0
IS Is; X So 2595 70; Xxx IS S5g6 25; XXX
so 5n@6 70; fancy new S7@s; ditto old Us ~
Q9 IS.
WHEAT-Active and firm but un-
changed no Spring Offering; low prime 10
strictly prime red FAN sold at 81 l4Gl y,
nearly all delivered IN elevator; prime 10
choice white S. 25@l 10.
CORN-Dull and lower; mixed In bulk
77c; choice white 92c; mixed in sacks soc
choice yellow 9O902ci prime to choice
wnite 6716a05c.
OATs-Inaetive and weak; new sold 40
50053c; old black 55Q50c; choice mixed o. 4
M63c; prime and choice old 63@G5c.
RYE-Dull at 90c in SACKS, and S7Iac In
bulk.
WHIsRY-DecIined to 81 or.
GROCERIEs-Q and unchanged.
PORK-Firm but not much doing; sales
on orders at S34 50.
CUT MEATs-Dry salt meat more doing
loose shoulders sold at l4c; clear sides
packed l75l@I6c.
BAC0N-Better; shoulders 151Ic; clear
rib sides lSHc; clear sides l9gl0Ac.
LARD-Qutet and nOmtnaDy unchanged
at 1SIZ9l9c.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04

B3 There are few who could not
become twenty-five cent or one dollar
depositors In the Fort Wayne Savings
Bank. Come with your quarter or
dollar; it will be as willingly received
as a larger sum. Another quarter or
dollar will swell the amount which
will always be accumulating, while
the mental habit will at the same time
be acquiring strength.-Eort Wayne
Gazette.
What we need in this city is SINH
lar institution-some place where our
working men can deposit in small
amounts. We hope the day is not far
distant when we shall have a Savings
Bank here. We shall hail the auspi-
eious day with pleasure. Hundreds
OF our citizens would take care of
their money who now recklessly spend
1t, if they only had some place to make
safe deposits in small sums.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04

To County Agricultural Sc
cteftes.

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, &c. 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 fIve hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles of poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
RurOpean Barket.
Cable

By Cable.l LONDON, August 3.
COnsols. 30; Five-Twenty bonds 83I
do. at Frankfort, S81<MbS5E. Erie, 1874.
j. c., ~. Atlantic & Great Western, ~.
STOCKS uull.
LIVERPOOL, August 3.--Cotton is a shade
drmer MiddlinR uplands, lZlSd; New
Orleans, l3gl31Sd. Sales, 1000 bales
Breadstuffs are firm The weather is wet.
California white wheat, l0s Sd s red West
eTn, 95 Cd. Western Flour, rs Corn,
English, 28s Cd. Oats, 3s Cd. teasi SIS
Pork, lC0s. Beef, 00s. Lard, 7Os 6d. Cheessl
62s. Bacon 62s. Spirits Petroleum. 43au'
refined, Is GJzc Turpentine, rs 90. Cotton
at HaVre, l51f. on the spot.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04

pr Z. G. Bridwell & 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.
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The Evansville journal., 1869-08-04
Faded hair yields to Barrett's." :"

Sc It is said that the proprietors OF the
celebrated PLANTATION BrrrEBs rent no
less than nine peWs from the different de-
nominations in New York City Tor all
those OF their en- pIOyees who Wi occupy
them regularly, FIRE e OF charge. rms IS GER
tatnly praiseWOrthy, and II IS 10 be hopsd
of people viii follow the example. The
above fact, accompanied with the belief
that firm who Would look so closely AFTER
the morals and welfare of their employees,
would not undertake to impose upon the
public. has induced US TO give the PLAGTA-
TIoN BITTERs a uiai, and having Iound
them to be all that is represented, we
cordially recommend them as tonic OF
rare merit Observer, Jug Isl.