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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-14
MONETARY & COMaERCEAIl
rev YORK MarKeL.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. July 10.
Z, AsHEs,-Pots steady at 81 aZg7 81; pearls
CoTToN Firm, with fair business do
ing; sales 1000 bales at S3z9341zc for Sea
Island.
FLOUR Is without change; sales OF
13 600 barrels at IS 200S5 60 Tor superflne
state and WESTERN SO 509s6 so or common
to choice extra state; So 2096 80 for do. ex-
ira WesternS 81 0Og7 . for good y choice
white wheat extra; So 5O97 90 for COM
mon to choice round hoop Ohiot " OO97 %
for common to fair extra 81, Louis; $50
10 90 for good TO choice do; closing quiet.
Included IN the sales are $50 barrels for ex-
port at SO 50g6 So for ~ estern, and s6 500
70 for State. CalifOrnta flour unchanged {;
sales 200 bois at S. 40aS 90 Rye Flour Is
quiet; sales 800 bbls at "a 2596 40.
CORN MEAL-Is unchanged; sales or $50
barrels. .s..-
bbls western at 81 O41k for free. -
WHEAT ReceIpts Il, 1873 bush els; opened
about lie better, and closed quiet, with an
advance lot of lI7,U00 bushels. 81 4S6gl so
for No. 2spring; 81 SIS for NO. do; 81 500
So for winter red Western /; 81 651a for
white Michigan; 81 699I GI1z for California
white wheat.
RYE-Qniet; $50 bushels Western at 81 2
BARLEY AND MALT-Du1 and nominal.
CORN-Receipis: 81 402 bushels; opened
frmer and closed dull, with an advance
I9t Of 5000 Pus heels l3gs4e FOR new naked
95995Me for Western Yellow closing bsloW
extreme quotations. EalEfG
OAIS-Ekecel pIS+ G1Yoc1 Dusuetss OpeneQ
dull; sales: 26,eOJ bushels; soc for Western
in store; - 6gS2c afIOat. toHl
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Duli.
sUGAR-steady; sales: 800 hhds Cuba at
1l@l214c. $500 49,
MOLASSEB-DulI. ~
PETRoLEUBT-Firm-a at 1Gi49I7c for crude
and 3214 g321Sc for refined f|N
| HoPS--teady at S9l5c Tor American.
LINsEED OIL-Quiet and steady.
PORK-Quiet and firm; sales of 40 bar
rels at So 25932 IS for n W mess; 81 50a
S3I 81 for old do. (; S25927 90 for prime; and
S2S z5929 90 for prime mess.
BEEF Steady; sales of 400 barrels at SSg
SlG Tor new plain mess, and SIS for new
extra mess. fierce beef nominal at $50 g
SIS for prime mess, and s256y3O 90 for India
mess. Beef hams quiet; sales Of l25 bar
rels at S2093l 90. ~ r=z
CUT MEATS Quiet and firm: sales of 200
packages atl21S9l4c for shoulders, aud l6l9
| INC for hams. Middles firm and quiet
| with sales OF TO boxes of ice-cuTed at 1870
| l61zc.
LARD - Quiet and firmer; sales OF 400
tierces at l79l92sc for steam, and 10000
/ for kettle rendered.
BUrrER-Quiet at I69s2c for Ohio, and
| l8G36c for State.
CHEEsE-QuIet aud steady at ll@l51ze.
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL - Active and
/ firm; shipments of 1901 900 bushels of wheat
at Sd per sail and Cd per- steam, and $500
| barrels OF hour at . Sd per sail. %
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schenck5s PuIm0nie gVruD-


Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills win
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia, 30 taken according to The direc-
tions They are all three Co be taken 90
the same time. They cleanse tha stomach
relax tao liver aud pat 60 90 work then
the appetite becomes good Che food digasta
and makes good blo0ds She patient begins
TO grow in nesh she dtaeased matter llpeus
ia the lungs, and ths patient outgrows the
disease aud gets well. 1hia Is the only way
60 cure Consu mptlou.
To these ihle6 medicines Dr. j. IT..
schenek, OF Philadelphia, owes his uuri-
vailed success in tho treatment OF Pulmo-
nary Consumption. The Puimonic Syrup
| ripe the morbid matter ia the lungs
nature throws it Ou By an easy oxpectorn-
/ tion, for when She phlerm on matter ia
i ripe slight cough viii throw ID on. and
| the patient has rest, aud The lungs begin.
/ 20 heal.
20 do tuis, the seaweed Tonic and Man.
4 diake Pills nust Doe freely used 90 cleanse
the stomach and liver SO that the Pa
i monte syrup and the food w Do nuke goodI
blood.
schenclIs Mandrake Pnls act upon tha
liver, removing OH obsructiOus, relax tine
/ duets OF ths g2H Bladder, the bile starts
/ freely, and Tie liver is soon rallsvoa The
stools viii show what che pills can do: nos
thing has ever been invented except caIo-
mel Ga deadly poison, which 10 very dane
gafous % use, unless with groat care) That
viii unlock the gan bladder ANA start ths
secretious Of tAe liver Ike sohonck'a Mime
drake Pills.
liver Complaint Is ono OF the most
prominent causes OF oouaumpEou
schenckH seawcod Tonic is gentle
I 8tinuiant add Alternative, aud she HIl.aH
I d. i.
made of, n-.iHts tIe stomach TO throw ouf
the e45lue JHice lo Dissolve bhe food with
good blood without ferInpnfati0u or .a1r.
ing IA the stomach.
Or. 5chonciz, i'm hlg treatment. does moi
try 70 .tll cough, night sWeats, chilIH
OF fever. itemoVe Lls cause nud fnsv SIN.
All STOP OF their own accord 40 ono can
be cured uf Consumption. liver tumDl4fuf
gyapcp-ltt lulArfut tAuilrI. or liberated
lhroati uuieH Jhe liver and stomach ar.
made healthy
When there is no lung disease. aud ouH
LAYER complain and Dyspepsia. EcheuCEf
beAWeed IOulc aud Mandrake puIa III
suticlehb Without the FuImouIc ayrui
iake inc hnnarnke Pills freely BOO HI
bilious -mpiaints, as tuey nra urrlectI
harmless.
Dr. 8caeuee, vino bnq anJoyod uamm
fuptei EeHlfh for mau5 gUnrs ua.I uu
now weigha - pounds, wa 5g..f.d fv,r
~ "a acre fls- teton lu the very lust afa.
OF fuimpuary tonsumpffgn. Bf# rfIga
GlaAs n,tt ING pronounced his case hop
less and abandoned hiia t0 his rIIs. y
was cared by the 0iores aid medicine
Full directions accompany each. maI
ing lL no. a9-oluieiy necessarily t0 EeE W
2elie hchl unitha patients wish theIr luu
iessonmiy on bis prInctpai once. Pm
OF ADVICE most be addressed
Price Of the pulmonic Syrup and So
wsed ionics eHch bl bg per bottle or 81 I'd
hall dozen. Mandrake plils 25s Dor bt
For sale by all drugglsa
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81. Louis Markell.


BY Telegraph 81. LOUIS. July 10.
TOBACCO-In better demand and more
doing, sellers being disposed TO let go;
prices unchanged. tH
COTTON ominal at 32II@33c.
HENP-Firm, but not much doing: small
sa .es OF dressed 1t e255G2i0.
FIOUR-LOW grades active and scarce
snperhne sold a. e. 25g5 50, X Scot -, *
So 90. Xxx STM7 50, and fancy eSay 50.
WHEAT Very little Spring Offering;
common 70 choice sold at 81 l595l p; choice
old Fall and choice dry new scarce.
and ind ready sale at 81 40tG1 80.
CORN-Very firm; better aud low; white
in bulk gold at SIC; good yellow in sacks
92c; fair TO choice white 83c,dSl.
OATS-Nery firm at Csc in elevator, zoe
for black in sacks, and 7I975c for mixed to
choice white.
RYE-Advanced to 81 III.
WHISKY-Steady a 81.
GROCERIE5-Qu iet and unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-tIuie and unchanged. Pork
sold at s33G33 -. Bacon shoulders I4@l41zc,
clear rio sides ne, and clear sides lSIc.
LARD-Quiet al ISc FOR prime in lots,
and l9c for choice kettle in a small way.
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CINCINNATI nar .sl3I .

BY Telegraph.l CINoINFATI. July 10.
FLOUR Dull and demand light: family
So 7546 90. st5t Cd. f.II -l-s b.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping; red 81 256e
81 30.
CoRN-Flrm and in demand at 77@79c.
OATs-tirm at 72g75c; supply light.
RYE-SI 10. ..lltsr< I-.-.....s- &.
COTTOS-U uchanged; middling 33c.
TOBACCO-In good demands; sales of go
hOgsbeads d. s49l7 Is.
WHISKY-Firm and in fair demand at 81.
PRovIsIoHs-Firm but quiet. Mess pork
s31 70es33 90. Bulk meats, iSNl35ze for Shout
ders and sides Bacon I4c, l71%c and lSe ;
IL hogsneads of shoulders told at l4c; at
the close holders asked rather higher rates.
Lard is held at l9c, Sugar cured hams IN
go :d de uand at pic.
BUTTEI2-Scarce and Arm at 2I0g2sc.
CHEgsE-Dun at l3@i3Izc for Western
Reserve; factory lJ1%as i6c.
EGGS-Lower, now I6L@l9c.
OILS-Linseed oil dull az 81 091l o.. Lard
oil 81 35Ggl 30 for Mol and extra. Petroleum
Z7@30c.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm at q 50 70 s. 50.
EXCHANGE Firm at par buying.
MOEBY--Easler at SOLO ner cent.
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W. Fl. REESE, n leading drngoiat- tr Nom
llcello5 ILL.,. in q letter of rrrr "a ta Il -,eff1s
~ tulH eAeeLt = HaNfae sold Eoafs.tfarfs
blIleis lpI tle paet four wears. Il cannot
80 Pelh p we hfLcIe as being the hess
ionic and oRpfttzsr extnut. finrfn0 tbe
ague season ~ 1865, Il could not i-ee6 q
aulucleht STOCK ou haud Co suuulv r0 " rua-
TONER'S. In fact, Eour Bttters va ~ rt653Ja
qs qNiatNe learn that uuvaiclans Dre-
scribe lt All over the western rr.41,If-r5
Indeed, a great mary families fhf1t ~,
tonic"
,. X. WrTHEf spo0N, ESD, "a magistrate
o. hefah " County, IS o.. states. fHder
ugtg - ~ vs., 1865 that be has used the
the previous two Years. ne firef triad ne
preparation when suffering from erhnua-
ton prgduced bY "a severe attack OF fever.
BeIA g lne HFst bottle was finished he exc
perleuced q iemalkabie change for the
better. JIG had tried brandy at- tic 0utsef.
but found ia ~ atd nlm more harm fhan
good. ln one mOutn from fhn fiuta ~
commenced using the B0ters bis health.
strength, ana appetite we've rnaLorad FTe
had recommendcd tine article 10 otbers H.
Ike cirtum8ia3ces ana never known en- fu
fai and had found 10 peri ol Hpccihc for
chills ana ievef.
Mr. SAMUEL YourG, Of Clarion. Pa. un-
completely cured VI " one ~ the most dis-
tressiug attacks qf dyspepsia tnnt ever
afiitc ed nny mgr nI," bV thraa bottles Of
the bltLerBt nItef various other reme0les
had proved poWclicss." Restored to per-
fect healbn, be- hanks Hthat excellent
preparation f0r tle resultm
DR.. %. ~. fllNCgR, OF Brush Greek, Perry
COUNTY ALtoamfs WritiuB thence Feu. Z.
1868, says; have used your Stomach
Blltets FOR aeYefai years in my practice
tiers now prescribed by the profession gem
orally"
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THE GRAND ILLUMINATIoN AND
CoNcERT.-Thcre was a very respect
able attendance at the Park last
night, and the display was really mag
nifcent, the grounds being respleud-
ent with Chinese lanterns, and about
nine o'clock Mr. John III. Scott placed
on exhibition his iudescribably bril-
liant Zrconia light, which shed a
brilliancy far above that of the noon
day sun. The music By the Evans
Vile Orchestra was most admirable,
though the volume does not fairly fill
the grounds. They played with un-
usual ability, The performance reflect
ing the highest credit on the Associa-
ton and on the leader, Prof. Matthias.
The assemblage, though quite large
was one Of the most select we have
ever seen In the Park. Large mum
bers availed themselves Of the oppor-
tunity Of enjoying the luxury of bath
during the evening, to choekmate the
intense heat under which they had
suffered all day. The cars continued
to run till midnight, and all were ac-
commodated
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DULL-Itemically speaking. yester-
day was one of the dullest of the sea-
son. The general dullness of trade
also extends to items, and when moth
ing happens, Local editors are
compelled to draw upon their imaS
ination for items. Everything is 4all,
and the great heat seems to effect
neatly everybody, apparently render
ing them unable to transact business,
fight or get drunk, as best suits the
various tastes of our mixed popula-
ton.
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ADvERTIsINe.-A great many per-
sons, when you ask them to advertise
say Its no use; nobody reads it,
But if any of these same persons hap
pen to get into the police courts, they
very soon hunt up the newspaper re-
porters and request their names to be
left out, generally remarking that
" they don't like to be advertised all
over the country" This shows, not
withstanding their assertions to the
contrary, that they believe the people
read the newspapers. A liberal ad-
vertiser has liberal customers, and
ca n afford to treat them in a liberal
manner.
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EuroDean Market.


By Cable.l LoNnoN, July ID.
Consols, for money, 93ISs $40 bonds, at
London, SI1z: at FrankfOrt, S6Is4S1; Erie
lS1<; Illinois Central g512. aa
LIVERPOOL, July l3.-Cotton market ac-
tive; IniddlIng uplands l2Zs Orleans
I30l31Sd; sales OF 4, 600 bales. Caitfo ala
" hite wheat JOS 81; red Western. No. 2,
9s I'D. Western -four Dts Corn, No. 2 mixed,
28s Sd for new and 29s for old, Oats 3s 81.
Peas 8Ss Sd. Pork 99s. Beef COS. Lard Us.
Cheese 63s. Bacon 62ss Common RoSin
AZ Cd fine los. Spirits OF petroleum "a (;
refined Is 61Sd. TalloW As. Turpentine
27s. Lihseed OIL BIS; do. cakes 9i0 2s.
LONDON, Jane I3-TalloW As Sd. Sperm
offg2s sugar 89s Cd. Whale Oil 40s. CAL
cutta Unseed 6Is Sd. Lfnseed oil G32 los.
Petroleum, at Antwerp, 4917C
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Posr oFgIc9 moNEY oaDER System

The Money order System OF the Post
Office IS established for the protection aud
convenience Of the people ia making
money Iemittances through the mails
The number of Money Order OFFICES nave
recently been greatly increased, and there
is now hardly county in this or the adj
joining States, where one or more OF these
offices Is not established THIS system
affords the sulest and cheapest method OF
making money remittances ia limited
amounts to ali paris OF the United States.
When IL can possibly be avoided, money
should ne0er be sent Ia the mails.
The charges for Money Orders are as fol-
lows:
On Orders not exceeding S20........l0 cents
over so and not exec edfng $50 ........I5 cents.
s3O 64O.........20 cents.
$40 $50 ......2j cents
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Louisville Harket

BY Telegraph.l LoUIsVILLE. July -.
FLOUR-+Is quiet ana arms superfne at
So IS. 80 - - stAfft ~
GRAIN-Stea dy; red wheat 81 Is: white
do. 81 %: Corn Zoe; Oats zoe; Rye 81 20.
= SUGAR-AdVan need u . on ali grades
TOBACCO-Leaf is steady; sales 233 hhds
at s5gl2 50. ......--
eun-ShOulders at l41%c; clear rib lSc; clear
sides I815c; hams 201zc; extra do. dc.
HIGHWINEs-At 98c.
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sew York cold ana STOCK MarAet

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK July IL.
MONEY-Easy and steady at 697 per cent.
A TumOr obtained currency late this eve
ming that there was TO be another lookup
of money, and the Secretary of the Treasu-
~ decided not to accept bids TO- morrow.
Nothing is known OF the latter In official
quarters here. Both are probably bear
stories. They had some effect, however,
on the money gold markets.
hxCHANGB-Sterling firm at 81 o.
GoLD-Irregular and unsettled, opening
a. 1917, advancing TO 1879, aud closing al
1879. shipments to morrow estimated al
about half million. The steamer selicia,
for HamDurg to-day, toOk Ss93OOO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and nrnaer until
afternoon, when plices We're easier
Coupons Of 'sl, u "a; DO. '62. I23J<: do. "a
12l1zi do. 365, 12lISs do. new, 1872; do. '67,
1903 do. Us, 1879 10-40s, I101l.
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Hen,phls MarkeE.
BY TeTegrapn.

By TeIegraph.f ndEmFf1is. July IL.
CoTpoN -Quiet, firm and unchanged at
32JIc Receipts bales; exports % bales.
FTOUF-Firmer al s. 50Q6 90.
. SNHEAT-N New, SlA106Jl 49,. '-
CORN-Sales at S5@90c.
OATa-S1c.
HAY-S28 00aZ7 90.
BRAN go 90.
CoRNMEAL-S4 ..
PoRK-S34,G34 So
LARD-l91a9201ze
,o BlAcoN-Firm shoulders lis4c; sides,
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Then inquire at once at your grOcers
for DOOLEY'S CHEMICAL
YEAST BAKING POWDER, the
only strictly pure and harmless ba
king powder in market, from which
good, sweet. paIatable buiseuits, rolls,
cakes or pastry can be made, uni
formally with the same success. This
article has been steadily increasing in
demand and public favor, and stands
to day the most reliable baking
powder in use. Ask your grocer for
DOoLEY's BAKING POwDERl 2t cod.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B- 1t has been our fortune to ex-
anime all of the leading Sewing
Machines, and we can most heartily
say that " The Florence " is the choice
of those who desire a first class
maohine in every particular. Try
them. No. II South Second St. 1t.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-A sale
of twelve acres Of ground east of I'm
per Vincennes Street, and south of
the residence of j. S. Nc Donald and
w. G. DePauw, was made by com
missioner yesterday afternoon. The
property was purchased by 0rville
Pool, Esq, of Shawneetown, ILL.,, the
price paid So, 700.-Neoo Albany COM
Dlescj0L.
That may be considered a big price
for property in New Albany, and prob
ably is, but within two or three miles
Of Evansville land selIs regularly at
a. -nnn- - q 500 ner acre.
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butchers Decd shot for BED mug
Duteher'g Lightning Fly killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Nays dwlm ISM
nArCnEE - nm -.

This splendid Hair Dye o. the best ia the
world; Lhe only true ana perfect Dye.
harmless, rella BILE. instauta neouB: no dis
diesth lil effects OF bad Dye8f iuViRoratea
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
BLACK o. BROWN. sold by all Druggists
Batehe ora Wig Factory, No Do Bond ST.
New York.
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Rates of Postage.
WITHIN THE UNITED STATES.

WITHIN THE UNITED STATES.
, Letters, or sealed packages, each u ounce
or fraction thereof. &c.
Prepayment with postage stamps In nh
be used.
DTop Letters, for city, lc.
Steamboat Letters delivered by Packets
unpaid, &c.
Circulars, unsealed, not exceeding three
In one envelope, &c.
n Newspapers, transient &c.
Books, per each 4 on or fractional part
thereof &c.
~ 0nsleat Matter: Pamphlets, Occasional
Publications, Book Manuscripts and Proof
Sheets corrected or uut), Maps Prints En-
cravings, Blanks, Flexible Patterns, sam
pies ana "a "p'e Cares. l. liter EnVelope
Cards, Paper (plain or OrnamentaD. Photo
graphic keprest nations OF Different Ty les.
seeds, Cuttings, and ItOots-one package
10 Que address, per each on or fractional
part thereon, 2c.
Quarterly P0stnge.--The quarterly rates
OF postage on newspapers, sent 10 sub
scrtbers, rs i've cents for weekly, ten CENTS
Tor semi weekly, fifteen cents Tor tel
weekly, aud thirty cents for daily publtca
lions. On magazines and periodicals, for
each four ounces or fraction, one cent on
quarterly, three cents on monthly, and SIX
cents on semi monthly publications. Adj
vance payments. either at the Office OF
inaiiluE or delivery, req utred.
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FINISHING TOUCHES. - The fine
residence of Geo. Stockwell, Esq, on
the corner of Chestnut and Second
Streets, is having the finishing touches
put on, and will be ready-fo for oeeu-
pancy in short time. 1t will be a
beautiful residence.
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WHY?-A lady desires us to ask
the reason of the high price of eggs
in this market. Twenty cents per
dozen is too much for egg, and we
hope somebody will give us a correct
answer to our question.
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CIT Y N E W S.
TIE County Agricultural So.
cietieS.

Asthe season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing 10 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, &c. We are also prepared
TO get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
In plain or cDlored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styIes of poster type, and our faciil-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon rs, or
send for estimates. -aae
- EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND pr1fpr.
90 the face, uso pefyVa C5ue-i9ns uad i
Bte heWedu prepared only 1y Do. III
FEhhf. 43 Bond street. New Tora. 8
safe medicine dealers. Inhl7 d8il.J g4
no REMOVE MOTH PATCH
FreckleH, Hud Fam from me mos IIeE
~ nan and fTccELs LoffsIt. lraUa
only by Dr. -. e.. PEHEY Sold bv all tI.
Elhth. lmhI8 dbfn. Wiru-.f
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Railroad Notica

RTOTECE ES HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the qualified voters of the county OF
Marlborough, that, in pursuance of an
order of the Board of Commissioners OF
said county, rendered at their June Term,
1863 the polls viii be opened on the 5th
day of August, 1863, at the several voting
y ace in sad county, to take the votes OF
he legal voters thereof upon the subject OF
said county aiding in the cOustt uctlOn OF
the Evansville, Carmt & Paducah Railroad
10 the amount of two hundred and forty
two thousand dollars.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
June, 1863. VICTOR Bl5CHs
Auditor of Vanderburgh County.
iun23 ID WV
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No FAIR. From present indica-
tons. we are led to believe that there
will be no District Fair held this
season at this city. We would sug-
gest that it would be "a good idea to
get up a horse fair, aud let us have
some fine races; in fact. for the past
year or two, our fair has been more of
horse show than anything else, and
great interest was takenin the trials
of speed between the bloOded nags. A
horse race, like circus, wilt always
draw crowd, and we should like to
see something gotten upsthat will draw
big crowd to our city SEINE time this
/ Fall.
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No QUORUM. = The City Council
did not meet as a Board of Equaliza
ton yesterday. owing to the failure OF
a quorum. 1t is proposed to meet to
day. however, as it is important that
the Board should go to equalizing at
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Barrett : uses vegetable matter.

B9~ The American House, Boston,
is most favorably known all over the
country. Unsurpassed in its manage
ment it has few equals in extent, or
in its thousand contrivances for the
comfort and pleasure of its guests.
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NEARLY DRowNED.-A mule, at
tache to dray, by some means got
into the river, near Humphrey, Pat
trick & Co.'s wharf boat, yesterday
afternoon, and was with difficulty
saved from drowning.
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A RINK The Artesian Springs
Park. is already known and celebr@t-
ed as one of the most beautiful and
pleasant resorts in Indiana, and it is
suggested that the only thing neeled
to make all It's arrangements for
amusement complete is Rink. If a
Rink was built within the enclosure
it would no doubt add largely to the
attractions of the place, and would
make it the popular resort both in
Summer and Winter.
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MORE PLEASANT. - The weather,
which was intensely hot all day yes
terday, grew quite pleasant about mid
night last, most delightful breeze
prevailing.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-We regret to
announce that Mrs. DR.. Pennington
met with a rather serious accident
yesterday afternoon, by falling down
stairs. She pitched forward head
foremost from the top step, 10 her
residence, and received a severe cut
on the head, although fortunately re
sulting in a severe confusion. AL
though the wound is a painful one,
there are no serious apprehensions
entertained.
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Nen YORK Dry saoda. MarRet.

By TeIegraph.J NEW YORK, July l3.
DRY GOoDs-ATarket Remains inert, and
The prices OF staple goods, which remain
steady.
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New Tennessee wheat Flour to be
had at the Great Western Mills, at
So % per sack, corner Fourth and
Fulton Avenue
jy7-tf VAHLBERG & Dixon.
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EARLY Ripe pears have made
their appearance in our market. Large
ripe tomatoes have also made their
appearance. ~