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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-03
REV Egs n & W s.
Foroaser RtUer Iis5ns ses TYrtrd Page.
The only arrival up to a late hour

The only arrival up to a late hour
last night was the Ella Hughes, Cairo
to Louisville, with moderate trip.
......,..The 1Iollie Norton departed
for Henderson, and the j. Baker for
Cumberland River......"A dispatch
from Owensboro announced the arri-
val of the nightingale from Louis
vile. and of the Romeo from this city.
The Romeo returned at 81 o'clock
last night, with seventeen hogsheads
tobacco, ninety barrels of lime, con-
siderable miscellaneous freight, and
forty passengers The LeClaire No. 2
arrived about the same time, en- route
/ to Cairo, with a good trip.,.......Tho
Romeo will probably return to Ow-
ensboro on Saturday to meet the Rose
Hite.....The Fannie Brandeis passed
Mount Vernon at 81 O. clock last night
and was expected about one O'clock
this morning ......The Cora S. passed
Louisville yesterday. and may be con-
fdently expected here about noon to-
day, en- route to Memphis. She is an
excellent boat, and her chief officers,
Capt Hicks King aud Al Crexall,
are sterling Observation-Disclosures
Oharmer will be down to-day and
return at 10 AN to morrow promptly.
.......Capt r. D. Montgomery. of New
Orleans is in the city. stopping at
the American House. His new hull
tinoE being built here by the Messrs.
Murray, of the Dry Dock Company,
fwill soon be ready to launch........A
commupieation on the subject of the
Cairo packets was left on our table
last nightg but as the authors name
does not accompany 1t, we must defer
publishing It till that imperative rule
/. in al respectable printing Offices is
\ complied with-.......Tne Hartford
was again detained unavoi, ably, but
will most certainly go out to day.
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NASHVILLE. Sept. 2-Weatherfa fair
and pleasant; mercury 50 at 2 o'clock
PM adi $3.50 a
CIECINNATI, September Port
list Arrivals and departures, the reg.
u ar packets. River rising, with 8
feet Z inches in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Port List
CoragSs, to Arkansas River; Gladi-
ola, 70 New Orleans; Charmer, Gin
cinnati to Evansville. River rising;
feet 5 inches in the canal, and Is
INCHES in the indiana chute The
weather is clear and delightful.
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 2.-Arrived-R
bicon, from Yicksburg; Tom Morgan,
from Rocheport; Harry johnson,
from Keokuk; City of Pekin, from
Peoria; st. Luke, from Miami; Jim
Watson, from Ohio River; Florence
No. 2, from Belmont; Robb, from
Lasall6; Muscatine, for St. Paul.
Departed-Tom Jasper, for ST: Paul !;
Harry j ohhsoh, for Keokuk; Marble
City, for Yicksburg; Olive Branch,
for New Orleans; Anna. for Cincin
natl, Viola Belle, for Miami; Mary
Mcdonald, for Omaha; City Of Pekin,
Tor GetHlas Don Accord, IOf ADuuu
City. River still stationary, with a
good boating stage to all points. The
weather is clear and pleasant; mer-
curry 9I9 at , PM.
PITTsBURG, September 2.-Monon-
gahela 2 feet inches and rising. Gear
with the thermometer at CO.
CA1Ro, September 2.-Clara Scott.
Evansville packet, 10 pm; Belle
Memphis, Memphis to St. Louis, G
am; Alpha, Tennessee River packet,
am; Umpire, Evansville packet, z
an; Dictator Memphis TO st. Louis,
8 am. Pauline Carroll, ST. Louis to
New Orleans, Q am; Camelia, St.
Louis TO Pittsburg, 2 pm; Cairo, st.
Louis to Memphis, 6 p m. The river
rose 5 inches. Weather clear; mcr
curry 76o.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.-We notice that
E. II. Il Wright, formerly Of Hop
kins County, KY, and afterwards in
business in this city with Robert w.
Harper, as tobacco dealers, has been
admitted as a partner in the we'll
known firm of Weldon Bros. & Co.
Mr.. Wright sold the first tobacco in
this city, and was also the first man
appointed as Tobacco Inspector in
this place. He is a valuable acqui-
sition to the firm, and IN conjunction
with Mr. Sidebottom, the other mem
Der of the firm, residing in this city,
will give close attention 60 the hand
ling and sale Of cotton and tobacco.
They have the spacious Planters
Warehouse, and have unlimited facil-
tiles for storage. The firm is a strong
one, aud they will do their full share
of business.
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TesfImOnIRl.
b.. II " Cloud.

1T. IT y. OtVutV.
DEAR SfR-hast Summer [ had a
severe attack of bilious fever, follow
ed by long continued nervous pros
tration, accompanied by jaundice,
and after q severe course of medicine,
falling to obtain relief, l purchased a
few bottles ofyour Internationally
at Tie suggestion Of a friend; and I
take great pleasure IN saying that I
was, IN less than a month, restored to
my former good health and spirits,
and Ieive g0u,s Cordial all the credit.
I make this statement not more
for your benefit than for the good OF
those who may be similarly afflicted.
- - 6E AS. BUSH.
sept2 At Con. Z. & G. RR.
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To County Agricultural So
efetioss

As the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing 60 make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention TO our
superior facilities for doing ali 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 fve hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles OF poster type, and our facili-
lies cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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FOR THE GOLD RfNG.
ron TIE aoLD.aEApRB eANE. !

The total receipts on the ring and
cane we're 1898 40.
An elegant diamond pin was drawn
by Louis Frey, President Of the He
brew congregation; also aasilveF cup
and syrup can.
VIM. II. Klusman dew fine
trunk.
Among the little girls who were
unusually successful in dHposing of
shares, we think little Nellie Sehoen-
field entitled to the prize.
We are requested to return thanks
to w. g. hewitt fer twoz elegant bOu-
quets.
The lunch Yesterday Vas quite
largely attended, and tie same viii be
set again to-day from 9 AN. to 2 p n
This evening will be the last night
of the Fair, and it is designed to
make this the grandest night of all
The Crescent City Silver Band will
be in attendance, ard the Fair and
Festival will wind up with a grand
ball. the music for the dancers being
furnished by Harris String Band. Let
all be on hand this evening
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Log,sy,lIe wsrket.

BY telegraph LoJ.sVn,.r sept ..
BAGGrNG Firm 2-lb, 2i924Zc.
fLOUR-ActiVe5 sales Of uperfine 1T IS o.
0J5 70. u
GRAIS--Fllm; sales ofred wheat at 81 Is !;
white, 81 >. on, fn bulk, 8jg921&c. CaJs
IN bulk 45950c. Rye, 0)99Jc. Barley, 81 10
al %.
sUGAE-New Orleans firm at Ii1<c for
prime,
MOLAssEs-SaIe ct 75e for prime red.
COFFEE-24%c.r
PR0vIsIoNs-In good demand MISS
pork, S3l C0Q35 90. Bacon shoulders, l-c:
elel it, l9A@l9Ic; eli ar sides, l0Ac
LARp-20lSc.
HA8Is-Suger cured, 22llc; eyira sugar
cured, 23Zc
WHIsKY-Raw, 81 l21zQlI5.
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By Telosraph.l CINoIEEAII. Sept 2.
FLOUR Firm family, s6 o.
WHEAT Finn an1 o. fair demand red.
81 259tI 20
CORN-DuIl:Sl 90.
OATS Steady; 55M58c.
kYE--tfrm I'd co.
BARLEY-SalCable: ST 50gl CD for Fall.
TOBACCO-In good demand, and prices
tending upwaa q; sal OF 81 hO gsheads at
81 00q25 o..
VII SKY-Unsett ed; could have been
boa sht ~ 81 li al the close.
MISS Pork Duh SOB 00033 D.
BACoN-Shoulders wanted, at lje, b II are
held at l5Zc
FUiK MEATs-ShOulders lower 1900
pOund5 sold at BIG.
LAEB-& elected: l9Izc.
SUGAR CURED HAMs-Scarce and Fl ~,
40 2ic, and but W in market.
BUTTER-kirm - a35c.
EGGS-l5c; neglected.
GOLD-l33zz, buying.
EXCHANGE- Steady; ITO discount, buy
ing.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury in the
e;se Of Oda Adams, charged with
grand larceny, after being out twenty
eight hours, finally agreed to disagree,
although a majority Of them were in
favor of conviction, as we under
stand If another trial is had. it is
probable that a jury from the country
will be selected
Charles Ehrhardt plead guilty to
selling liquor on Sunday, and was
fined $40
10. Calm plead guilty to selling
liquor on Sunday and was fined SIC
each, N two eases.
The recent " hiatus among the
saloon keepers has not turned out to
be very profitable investment. and
they would, no doubt, have been the
gamers if they had taken matters
quietly.
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European Mario
n Cable.

By Cable.l LoEDoN, sept. 2.
ECoNsoLs-939031S. q. s. SOS OF 50 ~ /;
Cos S3Ia: b7s S3IS: IJ-4Gs 7O1E; 62s at Franz
fort 8s5SGSS14; Erie 2{5l; T. g. 80; stocks
dull. Rentes at Paris 7lfr zoe.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. .. - Cotton -mlddfng
uplands l35sc: orleans 1S549l3Jzd; sales OF
1900 bales, including speculation ana ex-
port. Sales OF 5000 bushels California
white wheat at lis Id ; red Western IS iid@
los. Western Flour 25s 3D.. Corn 30s Cd.
oats 3 Gd. Peas 44s. Pork l07s Cd. Beef
B0s. Lard IT'S Cd. Cheese els Cd. Bacon
67s. Common Bosin 5s95s 30.
LOND0a, Sept. 2.--Tall0w 4Gs 90. I.iuseed
OIL 81 IS. Spirits OF Turpentine IS 81.
Sugar 40940s Ga.
ANTwERP, Sept. 2.-Petroieum sgd.
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sE- The religious meeting at the
Mission School Room. at the corner
of Eighth and Canal Streets, con-
Quoted by Edwin Med ohnston, will be
resumed next week.
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Being an eye witness to the Hebrew
Fair last evening, | consider myself
in justice bound to give truthful re-
port Of the proceedings 8l37tA4eh
The principal excitement was the
voting for the ring TO be awarded to
the most popular young lady s-atlif
Iregret exceedingly to Acknowledge
that the true popttldr young lady did
not receiUe The alcard; money, but not
popularity, receiued the most UOtes.
A disinterested spectator who signss
himself
JUSTICE AND A CLOSE OBSERVER.
sep2-1t
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Valuable Business Property for Sale

That valuable business property on
the northeast corner Of Second and
Division Streets, being seventy five
feet front on Second Street, and OK
tending back sixiy-nine feet on Divis
ion Street, with large frame dwelling,
containing seven large rooms ia H,
pantry, out Buildings, &c, with gas
pipes all through the house, all in good
condition, the house being thirty
seven and a half feet from the corner
of Division Street. VIII sell the
whole property together, or will sub
divide to suit paftiesa Unless the
property is sold at private sale on or
before Saturday, September 4th, 1869,
it will be offered at public sale at the
Court House door, at two o'clock, P.
NJ q 4a said 81 SseEABr-6us.hird ea5li.
balance in two equal payments OF one
and two years, with six per cent. in
terest on deferred payments, secured
by mortgage. For further particulars
apply to j. p. ELLIOTT & Son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Of Third and locust Streets.
aug26-d9t.
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lev York 8oid ana stoca aarI {.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph.l new YoHA. sept 2.
fhFo,yey- Fasv most of the dayst 6a7 per
cent. closing more active ard sharp at
per cent ,, L. .7oq, l-45rtl
GoTD-Active and excited; opened al
gS1< and closed at 1875. Carr ing sate IS q per
cent 10 fiat, but the latest loans we at
lis per cent. until tomorrow Clear
ances, s59G00,0O0.
t5ovERNMENTs-Ac1 ana strong. Con
pons 81, 1231Ii do. '62. y s@lz3H do ~,
i5I45GI2lX; DO 80, l2l%glll5s; do. '6s,
i2i156i2ll5; IO-4O5, Il2gIl21z. The Govern
menJ bought million or god ~ l53 G6 10.
quietly been buying ~ gold In small
amouDts and paying a hea-y interest to
have III ~ lffed ia order TO emc0uraqe the
hears 10 sell sslloIt. The clique is known
no baVe IoLa eti n the mar a. Yesterday
about zig u8o0.0, aud the irpureha sto-daV
re pstiulated 40 1fDm -, Goa, 000 Ia 87.0BI0.6
ibclu ing the GoFt rnnent gold. 1t is es-
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GONE TO HANOVER COLLEGE,
James and Edward Walker, Henry
A. Dodge, Thomas Scantlin, Jr., and
Richard Hodson, all this city, left on
Monday for Hanover College. John
Cody leaves for the same place to day.
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6a5- There promises to be consid-
cradle opposition in the tobacco trade
next season, in this city. We will
have three large warehouses in full
blast. This is a pretty fair evidence
of the opinion Of dealers in regard to
the future tobacco trade in this city.
and indicates the confidence that is
felt in the success of this market.
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BD- Mr.. Delauo. the Commissioner
of internal Revenue, in a recent de-
cision, declares that five gallon kegs
of liquor must be stamped in the
usual manner.
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FIRE IN NEwBURG. As the Romeo
left Newburg last night, all the bells
in that burg were sounding an alarm
of fire. The FIRE was in the lower
part of the town.
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BASE BALL-This afternoon, tho
match game between the Union and
Star Clubs will take place, and both
sides will do their level best" An
express wagon will leave the express
Office at 2 o'clock P. NJ, and all al e
requested to be on hand promptly.
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Eew Eork Bry Hooda HaI1a

d AolostdpusI NEW lUEAl 5tpL. >
DRY GOODS Trade ia this department
continues moderately active, and prices
are generally steady tor all staple fabrics,
Notwithstanding the efforts or leading job
bling houses in reducing few brands OF
bIeached coLtOns. as noted yestef Day
Mas sachueetts BIB goods nave been with
drawn. Garner d Co. advanced the prices
of their Am oskeag prints and prints sofa
under their own name to BE, bat the IAue
Is not disposed to meet any advances on
prices at present. WoOlens and mournipg
are quite freely and generally offered at
low prices, which afford a very small mar
gin on cost. FlanneIs and blankets are
active, VIII lie wooden shawls are ia coed
request.
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BGS- The Dry Dock il out on dry
land and is being thoroughly over
hauled aud repaired. It will be
launched about a week from to.mor-
row. The Dry Dock is one Of the
best institutions of the city.
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"a To morrow Prof. knight will
hold school examination for the
purpose of comforting licenses on
teachers. This is the last day Of the
session of the School Institute.
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D%A letter came to the Post
Office in this city yesterday, adj
dressed, To the good and kind man,
Jesus" Certainly a strange super
scriptiOn.
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Bay We return our thanks to VIM.
Warren, Jr., and P. 9. EbeIwine, of
the Revenue Department, for favors
valuable to the press.
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D@- Martin, Gardner s. Co. have
removed their Office three rooms be-
low the Planters Warehouse, and
will use the Blue Warehouse until
their large and eommodious new
building is erected.
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" He'll hath no fury
Like q woman 'cOrneu."

REooRDER's CoURT-A duh day
yesterday, with only one case to re
lieva the unusual monotony of the
Grand TycoOn's reception room. Geo.
Williams, for being drunk and disor
Derby. was fucd So %. Paid.
A fine bill of fare is offered to the
patrons of the Recorders Court this
morning, and variety of cases will
be DISPOSED of.
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ANOTHER FAIR.-We learn that
fair will be held at the Temperance
Hall, on Main Street, for the benefit
of the Sabbath School of the Church
Of the Holy Innocents, commencing
on tho evening Of October 28th.
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Gsg~ Mayor Walker has not drawn
any salary from the city Since last
April. His salary during the last ad-
ministration was $4,000 per year; the
present Council reduced it to $4,000.
Mr.. Walker objects, and the matter
has been sent to the Supreme Court
as an agreed case.
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G9- We regret to learn that r NJ
Davis, engineer Of Fire Engine No.
2, yesterday lost his poeket-book, con-
tanning a considerable amount of
money.
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BF Our customers will find a
large stock of Ladies, Misses, and
Children's Shoes In our house; also.
a large and complete line Of Gents
and Boys Boots and Shoes Of all
grades. These goods are all fresh,
and will be sold very cheap at
GEo. MILLER Il Co 5, II
se3-2t 80 Main Street. y
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s2arrIng Exhibition a opera House.

A grand Sparripg Exhibition will be
giVeh at thoA0peraf Housesoh Satur-
day night. September 4th. Tom
sAllen, who recently fought with Gal
lagher, and Jim Coyne, FTs second,
will take benefit. Several other
notabIee win also appear A good
time may be expected. septl At
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n3r A negro stole sack of -four at
a grocery near the lower Catholic
Church, on Wednesday evening, but
upon a chase being given, he dropped
the -four and skedaddled. 1t is
supposed that he is still travelling.
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Dg- Tom. Allen, who gives a sparr-
ing exhibition at the Opera House on
Saturday night, will not arrive until
Saturday afternoon.
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EGg~ The preparations for the Hum
boldt celebration are progressing, and
the committees are at work.
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B- La Belle REVERE " is grow
ing smaller by degrees and beauti-
fully less"
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We learn that hereafter, unless Col.
Lewis, the Collector, should remove
his Office from Princeton to this city,
that all cigar and tobacco stamps will
have to be purchased at Princeton,
which will be ia decided Inconvenience
to the dealers in this city.
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INTERNAL REVENUE. - Below we
tive the receipts of Internal Revenue
derived from the sale Of beer and
tobacco stamps, in this city, for the
month of August:
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Notice is hereby given that A. M.
Dusouchet has this day been admitted
as a partner in the firm Of L. Ruffner.
Jr. & Co., wholesale dealers in Flour.
Bacon and Salt, at No 3 North Water
Street. Il. RUFFNER, JR.
JOHN GILBERT.
September /, 1869-tf.
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Dissolution of GoDarfnershIp.

The partnership heretofore existing
between f. Schuermann and w. b.
.Burford, in the Drug Business at No.
Is South First Street, has been dis
solved By mutual consent. Mr.. d.
Schuermann retires from the bust
ness, which viii IN the iutufe be con.
tinued by w. B. Burford, who will
settle al claims against the firm, and
collect debts due the same.
FRED. SCHUERMANN,
w. B. BURFORD.
In retiring from the firm, | desire
to return my thanks to the public for
the patronage extended 10 the firm,
and solicit for my successor a con-
tinuance of the same.
aug30 st FRED. SCHUERMANN.
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pa The present agreeable spell of
weather is duly appreciated by the
denizens Of this city.
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B5- Good peaches were on the
streets yesterday, at from fifty to
seventy-five cents per bushel
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< PERsoNAL.-Hon. VIM. E. Niblack,
our Representative in the National
Congress, was in the city yesterday. lie
left for Rockport in the afternoon;
and expects to attend the Old Settlers
meeting at BoonviIle on Saturday.
Prof. Barnabas G. Hobbs. State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
arrived by train yesterday noon, to
attend the Vanderburgh County
Teachers Institute He is entitled 10
warm welcome from the friends OF
education of this city on this his FIRST
visit
Ex-Governor Paris @. Duuuipg,
now of Bloomington. is spending q
few days ia the city.
Colonel Bates, of Newburg, is il
the city.
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timated that the clique owns anal controls
about S21O00,U95 OF gold, when the banks
only hold $4,000 900, according 90 the last
statement.
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Bs25@ Two women of the town got
on a regular old drunk yesterday. and
were gobbled by the police and taken
to the lock up. One Of them was
awful noisy, and terribly obscene and
blasphemous. When a woman gets
In this condition she aptly illustrates
that
4" He'll hath 10 fury
Like q woman 'cOrned."
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PosT- OFFICE ORDER BUSINESS
The business for the month Of August
shows the money order system rapid
ly growing in general use with the
people Of this city. Comparing the
past month with the corresponding
period last year. there Is the following
exhibit: orders issued in August,
1869, III, amounting to $2,769 80;
against 123 in 1868, amounting to
81 $50; number paid in 1869, POP,
amounting to s5,O81 80. against 81 in
1868, amounting to 1881 81. The
quick dispatch with which money or
ders are now issued. and their prompt
payment upon presentation, and the
safety and oheapness of the system.
are making their use by the public
more general every day.
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William Hunneu Ia the Wander
US. .BuIGl Circuit
Fredefik Holder, i Com I,
Ann Holder, October 7 erm,
Henry GTiese, 1863.
Daniel L. Graham.
Joseph Gibbs,
Henry Altering,
Henry Brumnelhaus ...
J ohm j. Chandler, Action to enforce
VIVA. II. Chandler. mechanics lien.
2 r tEAEPEAEGN6 F&BHa AFFEDA.
Is. Wit on file in the Office of the Clerk of
said Court that Ann Holder, one Of the
de gDdhb Is III the abOge-entitled cause. is
n nee Ssafy party to said action, the same
being in relation 10 real estate, aud that
said Ana Holder is q non resident Of the
State OF Indiana
Notice is Therefore hereby given said
Ann Holder Of the tendency Of this ac-
tion, and that the same Will stand for
trial at the next term OF haid Vanderburgh
Circuit Court, To be begun aud held af the
court house in the city CT Evansville, Van
derburgh county, state OF Indiana on the
first Monday in October, 1863.
Witness ~oren SoreBson, Clelk OF said
Court, at Evansville, this 10th day OF
August. 1859. $. sORENSON, ClePz.
BLYTHE hYNEs, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
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white 81 20.
CORN-SI C5s
OATs-60c.
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BACoN-Sidea l9txc; shoulders lGt<c. hams
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