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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09
lhIcago Market.

BS Telegraph CHICAGO Sept. s.
EASTERN ExCHANGE-par.
FREIGHTS-Duus engagements at He
for wheat TO OsWegO, &c for corn and &c
for wheat to Buffalo
FLOUR-Duu: sales mainly TO the retail
trade at Sc 1907 80 for Win cr extra 60 z0g
IS for Spring do.
WHEAT-DuII and lG2c over on Winter
grades, and l549lMc on No. 3 Spring; sales
. for No. 2, future delivery; No. 2 Spring
sold at 81 251<9l 26lR seller, and 81 -, buy er
September, and 81 2j8l ZJH, seller October;
during the afternoon sales at 81 Z48l SIt2s
seller september, closing at q =, same
OptiOns
CoRN-Is quiet, unsettled and irregular;
the demand is principally speculative;
no grade IN store, Closing at 5J5z 954c Tor the
former. for future delivery; the market
was firm: sales 40 at 50 lMs74c, seller
Septembe after Change 81 es at SIC.
same option.
OATs-Quiet; prices 11@15e lower, closing
at 431Sc for No. for future delivery sale g
at 25zG42s4c, seller September, and 421ze,
seller October.
BARLEY-Active on specul alive account:
at the opening No. sold at "a 20 cash aud
seller first half ofSeptcm subsequently
fell to 81 80 cash, and 81 - 81 33, seller this
month.
RYE-Fa1rly active, but Ig2c lower on
MOP, closing at Ole.
HIGHwINEs Dull; 81 " for old and Gi&0
for new.
Provisions Dull and inactive; prices
nomfnally 50d70c lower on Mess Pork, and
1Il1zc for Lard no sales Of dry sailed
Shoulders; quota ions nominal at SOB for
N ess Pork, 1870 for Lard, and 3l4dl3Lc
for dry sailed Shoulders.
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as EER Ne ~ :,
f.9foa,er Rtrs, Items Sc Third Page.

The additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight last were the AIoIIe Nor
ton, to Henderson; Johp Lumsden, to
Cairo; Petrolia No 2, from Cannelton;
Glasgow, Memphis to Cincinnati; Rose
Hite, Louisville and return; Lewe lin, TO
Passport.
Business was exceedingly lively in the
city yesterday, and an immense quantity
Of goods were shipped, the LumsdeD. Hart
ford and Lewellin going out with about
all they could carry.........The LewelIn put
in new CRATE bars, ana did pot get on till
Ia e..-......The Petrolia No. brought in
very fine trip THE Rose Hite also had
a very fair freight and a considerable
number OF people. We regret to find her
excellent clerk, Frank Dougherty, on The
sick list.........The Glasgow had two barges
and considerable freight. She was draw
in5 about th.rty-twO inches, the amount
reported in the channel above. Our
Pittsburgh dispatch repC~ts the Monouga-
hela rising fast, with 1--WE Ieet la the cham
neI.......CaptaIn Rudd received Il dispatch
last evening, announcing that the Clara
Scott lett Cairo yesterday at 5 p. AI.........The
Umpire arrived at Cairo at 2 O'Clock yes
tsrday morning, and the Romeo arrived
at 4. lI.......-Capt. Jack Grammer recaiy-
ed o. dispatch from capt. Dexter, dated at
Paducah yesterday, announcing that the
Phantom would be here this morning, and
would leave for Cairo this evening. The
Phantom no doubt turned back 4 om Pad
ucah, and being very last, can readily
make the time. Her officers are Captain
II. T. Dexter, Geo. Nicholson and Eugene
Rudd, who VIII give ospec al attention to
passengers aud shippers. -. Remember
the Fanny Brandeis goes to Cairo this
evening at four O'Clock, positively .............
The Hartford did not complete her ar
rangemehts, and could not get all her
freight aboard last night. She viii posi-
lively 60 out early to-day.
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a0EETARE& C0EHERGIlL



By Telegraph NEW YORK. sept.s.
CoTroS-Is fully &c lower: sales Of 500
bales at SIC for mi ding upiands.
FLOUR-Receipts, 1892 bb.s; heavy and
IS 5087 90 for extra state; SO 40u7 o. for exc
ira western; 81 l0d7 - for white wheat
extra; SO 55GsI 80 Tor found hoop Ohio.
s. 4397 GO for fair extra; 81 1893 o. Tor good
70 choice do, closing quiet; included I'm
the sales were 1900 Do 8 Tor export; oregon
qulet az IS 75qS -; California lont az ~
% oO4o ,. Rye flour quiet sales Of $50
barrels at e6 50.
81 l00l l015 free.
NHEAT-Reeeipts lsG G.5 bushels; market
Opsnsu A95c lower and closed with the de-
cllne recovered and better EXPORT demand:
sales OF iZ5,O00 bushels az 81 45asI H. for
80 zSpllag Fl As for very choice do. Sd 90
9sI % Tor Winter rel and amber western:
81 81 for choice old amber ffchfuau. 81 Sd
8el % Tor amber Southern, Cd 594L G3 for
~ ME western - % Tor white Kentucky;
81 . for interior Winter Illinois, and white
California on private terms
RYE-Heavy; sales Of 500 bushels North
Western 80 81 0S.
BARLEY-Dull aud nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal
CORN-Receipts 57,5Sl bushels; market
dull and lower at sl@i Is for uusound new
mixed Western, 81 1871 q Tor sound ditto,
81 22gl "A for western yellow.
OATS Receipts 1928 bushels: market
heavy; sales OF 5000 bushels at 6iGtoc for
new Southern and Westerni G9c for old
Western.
SUGAR-Firm; sales Of 60 hogsheads az
1l119l2zc; Cuba lls48l21zc.
MOLASSES-D
PETROLEUM-Dult at I7G1714c for crude
3215G325zc for refined
WooL-Firm sales OF 6Gf 010 at 4705ic for
domestic fleece, C0c for peck lock, 4l847ize
for RULED.
LEATHER-Hemloc1 sole dropping NJ 20
G3.1Se, Buenos Ayres and RIO Grande
light and middle Z7030c, heavy ditto .00
Sic. California light and middle 25tz6.8c.
OIL-Linseed selling at 98d03c.
TURPENT INE-Spirits duh at 4I1I0421zc.
PoRK-LOwer; sales OF 1850 barrels at
$50 50Q3l 90 for mess; closing with sellers
at $50 70 cash. $50 70 fer Old 81 25o3 90
for prime, and eaOg3l % for prime mess.
BEEF - Steady; sales OF I'D barrels AZ
50 509l3 50 for new plain mess, ana tl2e
81 % for new extra mess. Beer hams
quiet; sales OF 80 barrels al S2jM39 %.
CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales Of > pacs ages
at l4l4@l51Ic Tor shoulders, and HWl9c for
hams Mtddles dulli sales or % boxes Of
ice-cured at 17c.
LARD-Lower; sales or 325 tlcrees at 178
1910 for. steam, and I94glgz for Kettle
BUTTEa-Quiet at I6s2sc for Ohio, and
l693Sc for State
CHEEsE-Dull at lGc.
-FREIGRTS TO LTVEEFOOL Quiet anu
firm; shipments OF "a. 900 bushels OF wheat
at 015d per sail aud lO1zd per steam, and
$500 barrels OF -four at 3 7Id92s Cd per
steam.
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RAILROAD Assessment.

Ata meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the E. c. & p. Railroad
Company, on "Wednesday evening,
August 11th, it was unanimously re-
soiKed thai an assessment of eight
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock Of the Company, four per cent.
Of which shall be payable on the 18th
of September next, and four per cent.
on the 18th of October, the same to
be used in making surveys of the va
rious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois JAS. L. WELBORN,
aug12 -tsept15 Secretary.
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THE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE QUEs
TIoN.-Our readers will remember
that Martin, Gardner & Co, leased
the ground on the river bank, between
Division and Pine Streets, for the
purpose of erecting tobacco ware
house thereon. Bids were advertised
for, and plans and specifications pre-
pared, but before the contracts were
awarded, certain parties sued out an
injunction restraining Martin, Gard
ner & Co. from building thereon. The
defendants proposed to settle the
matter in legal way, and had con-
ference with the city authorities, and
it was agreed to let the Supreme
Court settle the matter.
Yesterday, in the Common Pleas
Court, Judge johnson, presiding,
agreed facts in the case were submit
ted. Messrs. Igleheart and Dyer ap-
peared for Martin, Gardner & Co.,
aud Judge Parrett appeared On be-
half of the city. Judge johnson
decided against The plaintiffs and in
favor of the city, and an appeal has
been taken to the Supreme Court,
where the matter will be shortly set
tied. In the meantime, Martin, Gard.
ner & Co. are having large amount
of brick hauled to the proposed site,
with the expectation Of the suit being
decided in their favor.
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CHARLEY MOVES CIRCUS. = The
agent of this famous Circus is in the
city, and IS having the big bills post
ed, announcing that Charley will be
here with his Circus on Monday, Sep
TENDER 10th. The advertisement will
be found in to-day's JOURNAL. G. w.
Noyes is well known in this city. and
has host Of friends among the saw
dust arena, and he will not fail to
give a good show and take in plenty
of stamps. Remember the date.
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The E. & G. Il. r.. Co. viii sell cx-
curaioh tickets to tt5s Fair on Thurs
day and Friday, September 9th aad
10th, good on any regular train, aud
TO return on Saturday
Tickets, 81 . for round trip Pas
sengers getting on train without tick
cts will Be CHARGED regular fare both
ways. J u MARTIN,
sep 835 Secretary.
lifE
EG53 Horses and carts wanted 10
haul powders and gravel. Apply
Immediately to JOHN NUGENT.
sep7-tf
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e~ We have JUS received a large
assortment Of Note Paper, Fools Cap
and Legal Cap, Pencils, Pens, Rulers,
Ink, Mucilge Epyelopes, Initial Pa
per, Blank Books. Iukstands, &c,
which We propose selling very cheap.
We have the finest stock Of Fancy
Stationery In the city, and are selling
Initial Paper New York and Bos-
ton prices. Call and see our stock i,
No. 6 Locust Street, next door to the
Post Office. JOURNAL Co.
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nemphis KarRet.


ny Teisgraph.l MEEPHTs. Sept. s.
COTToN-In active request; market bare
and nOmilally unchanged; upiands, 32lIe;
receipts 20 bales; exports IS bales.
FLOUR-Ftrmer, but MT higher.
WHEAT-SI %.
CORN Steady at 99c.
OATs-65c.
HAY-Scarce aud firm at So 90.
Pork Dull a. sjl so.
BACoE-Weak; shoulders lC1zc, and sides
l99l911c.
LARD Steady at 201zgZ2c.
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10 o. This evening IS the reg
ulaF meeting night of Morning. Star
Lodge Ne. Z, 10 Q. f., and as there
are quite number of eminent Oid
Fellows ia attendance. a the Confer
ence, We are reqpested By the'o1icers
Of the lodge to extend a cordial in
yitation to all to be present at Odd
Fellows Hall tonight. Every Broth
er is INVITED.
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RAILROAD SURVEY. = James d.
Saunders and Civil Engineer from
Henderson, are at present engaged in
getting up maps for the routes, pre-
vious to the Surveys for the Evans
vile, Carmi and Paducah Railroad.
The engineers left for Mt Vernon
yesterday to prepare maps for that
section, and the survey Of the routes
viii probably commence in about two
weeks.
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"a Z. A. Weber has just returned
from the East with by far the finest
and largest selection Of Hats and Caps
ever brought to Evansville, consist
ing of all the latest styles for men,
boys and children. They are, also,
preparing the largest stock Of Furs
ever brought to Indiana. And are
prepared to manufacture to order, and
remodel anything in The Hat and Fur
line.
Removed two doors from the corner
to No 81 Main Street, Sigu of Tiger.
sept4-tf q A weber & 90.
pGg~ Two blind mares for sale; IN
Nc. / condition. Apply to
A. j COLBURN,
augI8 If 50 Main Street.
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WARRICK FAIR. - The Warrick
County Fair will be held at Boon
vile, and viii commence on the 18th
day of October. Among the premi-
ums, we notice that Martin. Gard
ner & Co., tobacco dealers Of
this city, offer a premium con
sisting of fine silver pitcher, two
silver goblets and waiter, valued al
$50, for the best specimen or sample
of Shipping Leaf Tobacco, weighing
not less than five pounds. The silver.
ware las been purchased at P. l.
Geisgler & Co.'S, on Main Street
where it can be seen by those so de-
sizing. We learn there viii be con.
siderable competition for this pre-
MUM.
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SOCIAL HoP.--We acknowledge an
invitation to a social hop to be given
tonight at the National Hall 1t
viii be a select party, and those who
participate viii no doubtpass a pleas
ant evening.
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ggrogean Harriet.


By Cable.l LoEDOsg, Sept. 3.
Consols for money ~; on account 9z5s;
American securities dull; 5-2J bonds -,
O2's S215, 65's so. 67s 8i1z; Oz's 20 Frankfort
We're S5Z.
PARIS. Sept. S-Rentes I0G25c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S-EVe-Cott9u duh;
middIing uplands 1874 ;Ofleans l3L@H5sd /;
sales 900 bales 1000 bushels supsriine Cai-
ifornia white wheat at lIsi red western
No. 0s I0d99s lid; western flour per bbl
25s; corn No. 2 mixed 23s Cd oats 3js; bar
ley 44s; provisions dull pork I03s; beet Cos:
lard Us: cheese 6Is 3is bacon G2s; navai
stores dull: common r0sIn % 81: fine do
los; spirits petroleum Sd refined ls Sd;
taliOW 8ls Cd.
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I'd Ii, Friends and Customers.

I have been all through the mar
kets and have tried to get you the
best and finest goods for low price.
Hoping you will give me a call, |
will see you pleased before you go.
Ny furnishing goods are also in q
large and neat stock. Also, the Rus
sian Brace, with patent lever buckle
Come and see me.
j. 'H. SCHRIOHTE,
sep7-1w 80 Main Street
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ga The Councilman are selecting
a fire guard in each ward, to be ap-
pointed next meeting We hope the
Council viii give the guard the au-
thority we recommended in last Mon
days JOURNAL.
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5en lOrA cold and BLOCH AarAet.

~ IeIegraph.I NEW YORK, Sept. B.
MONEY Firmer and active at z per cent.
currency anu goid. The shipme nts 20 Ltie
merchants find difficulty IN enecliDg loans
at 09lZ per cent, and no lar. @ amounts
ment bought 81 O0O.O00 OF 6 per cent bonds
to-day at us 5000.
STERLING-DuIl sc I07I<aI0slI
1917, advanced to 1862 and clOse at l55.
one loan was made OF three millions IN
gold to-day at per cent. The BANKERS
have prepared their returns loF the comp
troller of the Currency.
GoVERN1IENrs--W Weak and lower. Tine
do 10. l2ls<; DO '6l, lZO5[: do 80, J2l do,
new, 1872; do, f07, II815: do 'oas llB5z;
lO-49s, III; currency, Gs. 1914.
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THIRD STREET SEwER.-Work on
the Third Street Sewer, in Lamasco,
is being pushed forward quite rapidly,
and the laborers are breaking ground
preparatory to crossing Leet Street.
The sewer viii be tunnelled under
the street railroad, as we understand,
and the cars viii not have to stop
running.
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FISH & BARTER have the largest
and cheapest stock Of school books
ever brought to this city. Call and
see them, No. 10 Main Street, next to
First National Bank. SEA
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E0fIcn III rnnarfnershIn-

Notice is hereby given that A. NJ.
Dusouehet has this day been admitted
as a partner in the firm of L. Ruffner,
Jr. Il CO., Wholesale dealers in Flour,
Bacon and Salt, at No. 8 North Water
Street. J.. RUFFNEB, JR.
JOHN GILBERT.
September I, 1069-tf.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-But little
was done IN the Common Pleas Court.
Dr.. E. E. Herwig was granted di-
vorce from Christina Herwig, on the
ground of abandonment.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The Tycoon
had a light reception yesterday. The
first man on the docket was John
Kahn, who had been enjoying himself
with frequent potations of strong
drink. He overrated his capacity,
however, and got drunk He was
charged 50 %. which he paid
Henry Williams also took too much
fusil oil on board, and became obfus-
ticated. He was scored for IS %.
Replevied.
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AgcrIoN.-We direct the attention
of cur readers to the advertisement
Of T. N. Elliott, Auotioneer. He
stands first. class in the profession, and
from the success which has crowned
his real estate, sales, we cheerfully
recommend him as fully competent.
He is favorably known to all our best
nitiznns.
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Personal. = O. Peel, ESD, of
Shawneetown, is in tie city, and is
stopping at the Sherwood House.
Max. T. A. Hoffman,, Secretary of
State, is in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. SWeetser re-
turned home yesterday on the noon
train. after a pleasantstour East.
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NEW ToBAcCo.-Messrs. Weldon
Bros. & Co. received yesterday by the
steamer Lewellin the first hogshead
Of new tobacco, raised by Wm. Will
Jams, Of Henry County, Tenn. This
hogshead, with several others, will be
sold at the Planters Warehouse on
Friday morning at ten o'clock. Buy
ers will be on hand.
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UinclunaEi Marko.

BY IelesrRph.I CINOESHATt. sept s.
FLoUR-Very dull: family SO 0JaG p.
WHEAT -DuA and unsettled: nothing
done and prices nominal; cd 81 -UHl - (.
white 81 3jgl 40.
CoRN-steady at q 00gl %.
OATs-54G5Sc.
RYE-96a9sc.
TOBACCO In good demand at full prices I;
sales OF 205 hhds. at 81 0J92l 81.
WHIsKY-Steadier but rather duh at
81 6.
MISS Pork AND LARD-Very duh bat
prices nomihally unchanged. Mess ORR
So 2503Z %. Lard l9Lc
BULK MEATS Held firmly 40 lie and
l61zc.
BACoS-At l514c and lSIc.
BUrTER-Searce and In demand at a0a3sc.
EGGs-l9Q2lc.
CHEEsE-Flrns at l4aI1Zc.
OILS-Linseed 81 OO8l ". Lard 81 10ml ~,
GROCERIES ana quiet.
GOLD-l35 buving.
ExCHANGE-DulI at lilo discount buying
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UBs Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHES.

Dg T. G. BridwelI & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
fvlI stock OF Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Per4amery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
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A MYsTERIoUs AFFA.R.
A Runaway and Probable Murder:

We are called on this morning to
chronicle a strange affair, and one IN
regard 70 which We have but little
information
William H Rust, we'll known II
this ,-.y, aud for some tine past
travelling drummer and collector for
Cbas. Vrele & Co., wholesale grocers
in this city, left for Kentucky on
collecting tour, not long since, and
Travelled 10 a suIky. BE YVES expected
b me to-day
About nine o'clock last night
Mr.. Rust was met on the lower
river road. near Edmund's Grove.
by Mr.. Chris. Wundcrlich and
Captain Fitzwilliams. who were
on their way down in the bayou on
business. The officers we're absent
until about eleven o'clock, and on
their return found party of gentle
men going down the river road look.
ing for Mr.. Rust His horse had
been stopped at the Marine Hospital,
and had only the sulky shafts and
seat with him. The wheels were found
near the coal mines. At halfpast
one o'clock this morning Mr. Rust
had not been found, and it IS feared
that he has been waylaid and probably
murdered, as it is very likely that he
had a large sum Of money with him.
A book was found on the suiky seat,
marked Wm. Il Rust aud con-
tame d 3 lot OF bills, but there was 90
money in II
There are two theories in regard to
the matter: The horse might have
run away, threw Mr.. Rust ont, and
badly injured him: or he might have
been robbed, and possibly killed, AND
the horse started off by the murdered.
At the late hour of the night the af-
fair was discovered. it was rather diff
fcult to ascertain the facts, ond at the
time at which we write, we can onl!
act on supposition. We sincerely
hope our fears may be groundless, bu
it is thought that something terrible
has occurred. Mr.. Rust is ellknoWE
in this city, and IS highly esteemed by
a large circle Of friends, who will b
anxious in regard to his disappear
ance. 1t is a mysterious case. and We
can only wait for further particulars
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C0oPERs WANTED. - Six or eight
good. slack barrel eoopers can get
coed wages and steady employment
By IMPLICATION to EwD BURTIs,
Near the depot, Evansville.
eegl 81
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Evansville & GRANVILLE Stage Line
II EAVEs EVANSvILLE EVERY
- FRIDAY. AZ An, from the corner Of
Locust and Third Streets.
Leaves GRANVILLE every WEDN SDAY
~ An II ON the GRANVILLE House.
Fare 90 for the through triD, and s. for
he round trip. jY30 d8m
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ARREST OF LAURENT ohm z.
Laurent, who stabbed Owen Holmes.
on Tuesday night, was arrested at his
house yesterday morning He had
a preliminary examination before
Squire Walker, and was held to bail
in the sum of $500, which he promptly
gave, and was released It is said by
those who pretend 10 be posted in
the matter, that Laurent acted in
self defense. although Laurent is said
to be a very quarrelsome man.
Holmes is still in a critical oondi-
tion, although the symptoms in his
case seem to be favorable. 1t IS
highly probable that he viii recover.
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lost.


6% We have no further advices
from the New Harmony stabbing af-
fray.
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FOR n ua9ta

- Nc Ilttllit7f57 z y III 81 otttIIU4 p
j! RuffDef & Co. ~o0 Main. between
Water and First Streets sep91w
Q AT.fENTIoN 2Atl -ass9ciationsa and
societies wishing tosassiB55n the pro
cession aud celebration Of the Tooth
birthday Of Alexander Won Hum
boldt, are earnestly requested 10 leave
notice a the Office Of 4 Meyers fur
niture ore, No a Main Street, be-
fore Sunday, September 18th, 1869
BY order 6Fthe Humboldt Arrange
ment Commlttee scp9 b.
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EsE Go to Marconnier 5 for the
latest styles of hats and caps.
crp3 "
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HOLLANDS GOLD Pens are the best
made. Fish 81 Barter are Che exelu-
sive agents for the salc Of them In
this city. Tadaif sea
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B3@ During a great portion of yes
terday, the street cars only run from
the Artesian Springs Park to the in
tersection of Second and Main Streets,
on account of the bowlder brigade,
which was bowldering the street
around and about the Main Street
switches. They are running clear
through again, however.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09
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tiOnery. sep9 St.
b IT a Attea Aoni F0dl
have just received q large supply
Of Gents. Boys, Ladies'. Misses and
Chldr. n S Shoes and Boots. The NEST
complete and elegant stock ever
bfJlighs 90 thi ciS aRhich [ offer 10
my friends ana batreDg az greatly re
duced prices. Small profits aud quick
sales IS my motto. Come to see me,
at No s Second Street.
:, sep9 81 q.4srss JQINrR4scH,u
+ IRos IFsA A srse .tF5lf s,2e for
sale. Inquir8 iAB EEUOl Babcock' $,
No, 8 First Street. sep9 81
~ FISH, g. BARTER viii have
Guyot'si EIelnanta Tg .Geeg raphy and
Felteris InteFmediate Arithmetic this
afternoon, WitA6ut fall. Il sep9, S