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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-16

EVANSVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.-
The tobacco market yesterday opened
firm, with a more active demand, and
former figures were well maintained.
Martin, Gardner & Co. sold ninety
four hogsheads as follows:
Range of Bids box at S31 %, l
hogshead at S13 10, 2 at So to So 80,
IA at 81 90 to 81 80. 124 at SO 90
to SO IS, Is at SO O0to 50 80, u az
So 90 to So So, 10 at 81 90 to 81 50,
6 at So 90 to Sc so, 4 at So 90 to So 65.
Among the buyers we note Mackey,
Nisbet & Co., Clement, White & Co..
Sheriff j. HI. Miller, Peter Acker, W.
H. KIusman, W. 4. Noel, II. E.
Read, Isaac Keen. a. Gumberts, Mr..
Hudspeth, Col. Head, of Princeton,
Indiana; d. Y. Craig, of Paducah:
Messrs. Funk and Reeve. of Hender-
son. and Mamie & Roach. Several
New York and New Orleans opera
tors we're present on the breaks.
Messrs. Weldon Bros. & Co. sold
80 hhds. at figures ranging from S. 60
to So 40 for Trashy Lugs and Good
Leaf. and prices were satisfactory.
Martin, Gardner g. Co. will offer,
to-day, at two o'clock P. NJ, about %
hhds, and Weldon Bros. & Co. will
sell about 80 hhds., a good portion of
which was priced by j IL. q j. E.
Reno, of Greenville, KY, and their
superior manner Of handling tobacco
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40 1 RTARE Z COHhEERCIAL
EeM YORK NarEeE.


By Telegraph.T NEW York. June Is.
C0Tr0N-Firmer; sales of 7,5OG bales at
32Ia8.c for 1ntddiine upiands.
FLOUR Receipts &, 69i barrels; more ac-
tive and q shade hrmer; sales 500 barrels
az 81 OJgs5 10 Tor supeinue state and West
ern; So SOM6 - for extra state; s. i5g6 30 for
extra Western; SO 25eg7 p fOf white wheat
xtra: S. 75a6 So for round hoop OHIO:
IS 5Oa7 So for extra st. Louis; IS 'O00II 90
good to choice DO, closing arm; included
Ii tire safes are 1900 bafreis for exports.
Rye Flour quiet at 81 25H6 %.
CORN MgAL-Dull.
WHISKY Firmer; sales of go barrels OF
WesteI at 81 Ol2gi OF free.
for NO. spring 81 - tor NO. 2 and do
mixed II 4lgl ~ for NO do: 81 45gl 40
Tor NO and 2 90 mixed; 81 fool As for No
FOR amber Micnfg n; sf 90 for whlle Call
fornia. s.tl f.aH@-rft
l0KN-lrregnlar and unsettled, lac
lower; receipts, 1900 bushes; sa es Of 6i,sOO
bushels at7J4g0c FOR new mixed Western
via canal 99sHc do via rallFoadi SSg9l for
ern. latter price an extreme one TOR hand
some parcels; 9ae9sl % for old mixed
0ATs-Duu aud lower; receipts, l,l25
bushelsi sales q 1900 bushels at 7s97S>zc
RICE Active; Carolina, s]49914c.
COFFEE-Firm.
sUgAR--IFIrm5 sales of6Oo barrels OF Cube
MoI.A-sEs- Firm and quiet.
PTsoLEUM -Unsettled tl71<c forcrude,
and BIG for rehned. Il
OII-Ifnseed dull at 81 O20l Co.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-H at 40
HIzc.
Pork Quiet and steady: sales Of $50
barrels AT 81 55a32 % for new mess: clos
ing at So 8 cash, s32 - for o. ID do, s26 90 9
s2G 20 Tor q lme, e2S 25G2S 50 for prime
m ss; also 500 barre.s OF n W mess, buyer
June, "A $50
-BEEF-steady; sales Of 630 barrels. Beef
hams irregular; sales OF go Barrels at t20g
S3l so.
Cur MEATs-Ff rrn:gsElles of go packages
at he for shoulders and 16iz0lTc TOR hams /;
middles firm aud quiet; sales of 80 boxes
OF short ribbed and stan0rdshire at 1870
lie.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales of 800
tierces at iSa20c, Chiefly lgIWlg5s for
steam and 2JiaZOI4c for lkettle rendered.
BUTTER-Quiet al 2OW32c.
CHEEsE-iIui at IIm20c.
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Enronean MarEet.


BY Oablel LoNDON' une To-
COnsoIs for money st 925k; account "a;
american securities quiet and steady 3-zV
bonds S05z: at Frankfort B6jI@S636s Ere OF
Western 2514. Bourse dull. Reutes 7lf -
centimes.
LoNDoS. jane 15.-Tall0w AS; linseed
oil, 81 pounds, = Ga sugar is hrmer. The
Manchester market is quiet.
LIVERPOOL, June I5-The cotton market
is quiet and unchanged. Weather wet aud
unfavOrable 10 crops; sales OF 1000 bales.
California white wheat IS 7ds red western
s. I'd. W estern -four firm 90 2ls Ga. corn
drmer, but not higher; mixed Us Sd for
new, and 2Ss 0d for old. Oats 80 Cd; barley
IS peas SIS; pork 88s beef s.; lard nI1ner
at rs Cd; cheese 79s; bacon 02s.
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DIAMONDs.-Just received, at
Geissler 4 Delangs. 81 Main Street, a
very large assortment of Cluster and
and Solitaire Diamond Rings, which
will be sold at remarkably low prices.
Also, large stock of Ladies Gold
Watches aud Chains, at prices to suit
the times. Call and see, at
GEIssLER g. DEBANGs,
je16-2t 81 Main Street.
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New TOrk DRY 0oods Markef.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June rs.
DRY GoaD7- The market isauiat. steady.
and hrm for cotton goods. THE only
change OF importance is au advance OF Lo
on HOIloWell 4 bleached musilns-froin
I3c to BIC. In WOOlens the trade IS LAM.
guild and deprC ssed, especially on ugh
weights and fancy styles Heavy goods
are moving.
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bOuiBFllle MaFket.


By telegraph LoUsgTLLE, June ID.
FLOUR upeTfine "a 50. as
WHEAT-Red 81 10; White Sl ~
CoRN-~Shelled 65c.
OArs-B7c.
HYE-E -.
Pork -Firm at ES3. ~.
BACOE-Cl ar sides 1S&c; clear ria l8c;
shoulders l414c; hams, sugar cured, lgj1o.
T. 4RD-l9c
WHIsWY--12c.
ToBAcoo-sales OF $50 hogshoads al full
prices.
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JUNE Is, 1869

JUNE 10 IoOJ.
We have this day received the. sec
ond lot OF those Gents Fine French
Calf Square Box-tOe Congress Boots,
with improvements over the first lot
received.
We respectfully ask all In want, to
call and see them
GEO. MILLER & Co,
10 1t 81 Main Street.
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EyANsVILLE. JUNO Is. '69.

EVANSVILLE. June Is, '69.
We, the undersigned, wholesale
hardware merchants of Evansville do
agree to close our houses of business
on and after the 10Th day of June at
z O'clock p NJ, and to continue this
arrangement until September LIST.
II. K. WELLS & Co.
GEO. S. SoNNFAG & Co.
16 BGTTICHER, KELLOGG & Co.
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company, or
VanderbuFgh County.

The Directors of this Company met
on the 18th day of June, 1869. The
Treasurer reported the condition Of
the finances of the Company, which
was found satisfactory, and approved
Aud, ordered that the officers of the
Company solicit new risks, and the
renewal Of old ones at the rates here
tofore fixed
w. BAKER, President.
BEN. STINsON, Sec'y. je16,6t
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BE- The Florence Sewing Machine
rooms at No. IL South Second Street,
are now open permanently. This is
the only agency for this Great FiB5ity
Faro rite in this part of the State. Be
sure and examine this leading
machine before purchasing
iune16 2t
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VANDERBURGH MUTUAL.-An in
teresting item in relation to the Van
derburgh Mutual Fire Insurance
Company will be found in the Local
columns.
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FIGHT.-A small kpock-dow oo-
CURED at the Recorders Office, yes
terday evening. The ease will be
heard this morning.
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LARcENY.-Mrs. Tankersley,. who
stole some goods and dresses from
Mr.. John Atkins house, was cap
tured yesterday evening, near Ingle's
Station, by Chief of Police Royston.
The goods, valued at $50, were nearly
all recovered.
Patrick Donavan was arrested and
lodged in the lookup for stealing
some iron from Woodrow, Reitz &
Co.
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AXLE Broken. = Jewell & Co. S
ice wagon was broke down yesterday
morning, on Main Street, near Water,
caused by one of the wheels striking
the railroad track, thereby breaking
an axle.
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RENDEzvoUs.-A number of young
"bummers have lately got into the
habit of making their headquarters at
the Opera House corner. They in
dulge in obseenity, and are quite dis
orderly at times.
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CRoUT CoURT.-The attention of
the court was taken up, during ali Of
yesterday, in trying a ease of con-
Tempt but nothing was made out
of 1t.
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RT Stockholders of the Wander
bureh Agricultural Society meet at
the Court House, Saturday at 1 p. n.
Important business on hand, aud the
question of Fair or no Fair to be set
tied. w. NJ. AKIN,
je15-3t s89 Secretary.
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CoLoRED SCHOOL - The colored
schools had a public examination yes
terday. Quite a number of persons
were in attendance.
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AssAULT-A case of assault was
tried yesterday before Squire Stinson-
The assaulting party had to pay 81 80
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b15- Tot Tp0Te- .DTugs, UnemlcaIs,
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils.
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION TODAY
The Upper Grammar School, Miss
folding, Principal, and Miss Abbie
Locke, Assistant. This school is at
the High School building, and the ex-
animation will occupy the entire day.
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HIGH SCHooL.--The High School
examination will commence to-mor-
row morning, and will continue two
days. As the exercises are unusually
interesting, large number Of visitors
will probably be in attendance.
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FOE RENT.
CITY N e W S

p- A fne quality of Sermon Paper
at the JOURNAL Office.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS The ex-
animation Of the First Grammar
School, Upper Building, taught by
A. j. McCutcheon, Principal, and
Miss L. Ashley, Assistant, was
attended BY a very considerable num-
Der Of spectators. The room was
very tastefully decorated with ever
greens and flowers, beautiful bouquet
ornamentiug almost every desk.
Fronting the entrance was the word
joy" in well shaped letters Of ever
green, and over the partition door the
word Welcome" All the orna
mentation was the work of the pupils.
The examination exhibited highly
creditable degree of efficiency on the
part of the teachers. and application
on the part of the pupils. The most
perfect discipline was manifest, aud
a sprightly intelligence on the part Of
the students, in happy ontrast with
that school year or two ago. The
examination throughout was highly
satisfactory. The following pupils
were neither absent or tardy during
the year: Parney Whittlesey, Jane
Tribble, Anna Osborne and Alex.
Collect. The number of pupils en-
rolled was 66. and the average attend
ance was high.
Lol0er School House-Thos. Peck,
Principal, and Miss Mary Badger,
Assistant. Number of Scholars en-
rolled, 48; average attendance, 40;
average per cent. "a. This school
passed through all its examinations
in most creditable manner. and the
attention and ready answers of the
scholars gave evidence of careful
teaching and thorough discipline.
The examinations in geography, arith-
metic, and grammar in particular,
we're excellent, and the singing was
beautiful. On the wall we noticed
the prize card, which we learn has
been held by this school for the past
year.
Roll Of Honor.--The following
have not been absent or tardy for one
year: Louisa Bofhnger. VIM. Gluch-
man, Amelia Cramer,, and George
Schultze.
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: Barrett's " is warranted.

To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent part of our house, (No. 30
North Water Street,) to a good, re-
sponsible. party, on reasonable terms.
a j. @. DUsoUCHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. If
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Read g Barrett'a advertisements.

s@ Business men fad the Ameri-
can House. Boston, their most conve-
nient stopping- place. Newly fur
nished, with passenger elevator, cafe,
billiard halls, forty rooms en- suite. &c,
this hotel maintains its high rank.
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DRUNK. = Puss Wells and Kate
Sullivan, two notorious oourtesans.
were arrested yesterday evening, for
being drunk and disorderly on the
streets. After being put in the lock-
up, they INDUCED in loud swearing
and ribald songs, attracting quite a
crowd on the outside.
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CIRoUs.-C. W. Noyes' great circus
will show here in a few days. Mr.
Bowles, the aUau11t courier, arrived
yesterday, and the big bills will be
put up day.
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CRIMINAL CouRT-The Criminal
Court will convene at o'clock this
morning, at the Court House.
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CHOICE SUGAR CURED 0ANvAssED
HAMs.-Try Elliott, Ruffner 81 Co.'S
hams, equal to the best IN the mar.
ket, and every ham warranted to give
satisfaction. To be had at retail of
Parsons, Sc0Ville & Mofett, Vim.
Caldwell, VIM FL. Reed, s. H. 8.
Cook, and other dealers. JEST
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two longer. No Evansville audience has
ever been so well entertained as on Mon /
day night and last night.
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Ia A large stock of Gold and
Silver American Watches just re
ceiyed at GEIsSLER q DELANG's,
je16-1t J4 Main Street.
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SUBURBAN LOTs-FINE CHANCE
The sale of one hundred and fifty
lots on next Saturday,sat four o'clock,
near the ArtesianlSprings Park, will
afford splendid opportunities for Sc
curing pleasant building lots. They
are just at tne end of the street rail-
road. Terms, one-third cash, and
balance in one and two years. go
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DEPARTED.-Mr. Henry Kohn, left
by last evenings train for Philadel-
phia. His last act before leaving was,
to call at this office aud subscribe for
the DAILY JOURNAL, an evidence of
good taste and fine culture.
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EvANsYILLE. June I5. 1869.

EVANSVILLE. June Is, 1863.
We, the undersigned, retail Boot
and Shoe Merchants, hereby agree to
close our stores on and after June
10Th, at o'clock p NJ, S1turfrgs en-
cepted, until September 1st, 1860.
J. S. Kicker,
JOHN RAscH,
JOHN j. BEYER,
GEO. MILLER q Co,
II. w. TURNER.
RGDER 81 BECKER,
Er CRkMER 4 SALAT,
je16 2t II. T. CHUTE.
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ADiHs EXPRESS COMPANY.


n . W n = a a n 8 . N q "a ..
This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities Fast aud South
CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 If Special Agent.
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HortioUltnral Meeting

FTTEE HrMME HGUHTDEEhH s SID p0,r
VI. mulovical Society Of NaHde rhurEH
County VIII me-t fu iho Comm iasIHnor..
Court Room ufH Saturday. june IHtu. 900
q Hf for fne election OF officers lDr luH
ensuing Ne b.. and for The irausFeUuu or
other Important business AN lhe meme
beH are narnest n Qucsted fa attend.
JOHN LAW President.
j. ~ BlIVnhui 0Hs. pc rrtHrT.
iunl5 dM
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THANKs.-Rev. w. Fl. McCarer
has our thanks for Chicago papers of
Monday evening. He returned home
by last nights train. The several
express messengers who run into this
city, have our thanks also for latest
papers.
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PERsoNAL.-Captain e. II. Hines,
of Bowling Green, Ky, is registered
at the American House. He is the
officer whom the late lamented Col.
Harvey. of the Louisville Democrat
was so much delighted to meet some
wears ago.
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SALE OF CoTToN.-Messrs. We'll
don, Bros. & Co. sold, yesterday,
eighteen bales of cotton at from 273c
to 29c, 284c being the average. The
cotton ranged from Good Ordinary to
Low Middling, and the,prices realized
were fully up with New York figures.
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Latest Novelty.

Paper Neckties different colIors,
Just received, at
STROUsE & BROs.,
iune16 2t IS Main Street.
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BI- Geissler & Delang call particu-
ular attention of the ladies to their
elegant assortment of gold bracelets
of all sizes and patterns. Don't for
get that No. 81 Main Street, is head
quarters for Watches, JeWelry, and
Silverware. jel6-1t
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is well known to our tobacco buyers.
We would advise all to be on hand
promptly.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN.-A
provoke ease was disposed of be-
fore His Honor yesterday, The par
ties live in Rowleytown. Mrs. Hess
provoked" Mrs. Brown, and Mrs.
b. brought suit. Mrs. Hess was fined
one cent and costs; total $6 20.
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MAIL MATTERs.-The following
copy of letter from the Postmaster
Of this city will probably answer the
inquiring Of many Of our business
men:
PosT OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE. IND june 10, 1869. !
Aessrs Martin. 6avdne1. e Co.,
Evansville, TTsdtanas
GENTLEMEN-I am in receipt of
your letter of this date, containing
the following inquiry: Do money
packages sent on steamboats, as freight
aud shipped on regular freight bill of
lading come under the regulations of
the p. o. d. requiring all communi-
cations TO be sent In Govt stamped
envelopes? .
The regulations of the Post Office
Department do not prohibit the trans
mission Of "mohey packages" other.
wise than In the mails 0rin Govern
ment stamped envelopes ;and it is also
no violation Of the Post Office Laws
to accompany the remittance with a
letter Of advice or explanation, but it
must relate to the enclosure Tor
freight and that alone The instruc-
tons of the Department are: Only
letters relating solely 10 the cargo. or
articles at the same time coHUeyed as
freight by such steamboat =
may be lawfully carried not so en-
closed y Gin stamped envelopes.)
Very respectfully,
JOHN w. FOSTER, u. NJ.
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BG- Arm Rests, best quality, for
sale at Journal Office.
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-From several
intelligent farmers from Gibson, Pike
and Warrick Counties, we have the
assurance that the wheat crop which
is one of the best produced In this
portion Of the State during the past
fifteen years, is not at Gil injured by
the wet and unreasonable weather
prevailing for some days past. A lit
tie st is visible in spots on the
blade, but none on the stalk. In some
places the very rank wheat has been
blown down by the recent winds, but
the damage from this source is not by
any means-eonsiderable. The present
prospects are that the crop of this sea-
son will be the best harvested for
years. Cutting will commence about
the middle of the coming week, but
the real bulk of grain will be harvest
ed during the week following.
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BT- co to strouse 81 Bros, No. s.
Main Street, for the Ne5oport Collar.
the best Collar manufactured. They
are covered with Linen, and are per-.
spiration proof and for durability
cannot be excelled. Try them, only
80 cents a box. We also have Luker-
mans celebrated Tie Collar and Col
lar and Tie combined. june16f2t
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TIE New York Tribune says the reason
why PLANTATIOrg BfTTERs are so generally
used is owing to the fact that they are
always made up to The original Standard,
AMI Of pure material, let The price be what
e VIII. The Tribune just hits the nail on
the head for PLANTATION BTTTERS are not
only made of pure material, but the people
are told what they are made OF, rs the
recipe is wrapped around each bottle.
Don't go home without a bottle.
MAGNoLIA WATER Superior 10 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price
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B5-Look out for great bargains in
Dry Goods Hughes has just returned
from New York. where he has been
for FIVE weeks. During that time many
opportunities occurred of buying
goods cheap, and he bought them lie
had the cash and he used it to ad
vantage. He sells choice yard wide,
fine Brown Muslin for 1919. per yard,
and he has about a half a cord Of
thirty fvea forty cent Dress Goods.
which he sells at 25c.; he sells Black
Silks lower than any other man; he
sells the finest French OFgandy
Lawns at . to Zoe. per yard. lie has
a choice stock Of Table Linen at soc
to 81 80 per yard; very choice Kid
Gloves at 75c. to 81 % per pair; be
has a large stock of George Gordon's
choice Bingham, which he retails at
New York wholesale prices; also a
large stock of CassimeFes at very re-
duced prices. Be sure to call and
save money. June 10 1w.
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TOBACCO merchants will re-
member the sale of tobacco to-day
at 2 P. N.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
& BRINKMYER.

Desiring to reduce our very. large
and attractive stock of goods one half
in the next thirty days, we will sell
goods at such figures to make it profit
able for everybody 70 buy five. years
supply. No. z First Street is the
place. je16-tf
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EXQUISITE FLowERs.-Our office
is again made fragrant by the most
exquisite bouquet of the season, the
generous gift of Madame Klingel-
hoefer. The flowers are of the rarest
species and .the beautiful and deli
cate flowers are arranged with the
most eonsummate taste and skill. We
count over fifty varieties in the mag
nifcent combination of delicious
flowers.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-John HAS
ley. drunk and disorderly; fined
S. 60; paid.
Eli Shelby. drunk and disorderly;
fined s. co. paid.
G. G. Parish, drunk; fined 81 %,
which he replevied.
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BG- Come to the JOURNAL Office
for cheap stationery.
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Barratt : the Originator. -
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q. nT-A verv large and beautiful lot,
4 corner of Chandler and Sixth Streets.
AHplv to w. w. CHANDLER, Agent, Gas
0ffice Ijunl5 oct
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"Barrett's Successful Hair Re
stOrative.
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Be- The stock OF Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T.. O..
l5ridwell u CO., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf