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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
RAILROADS
G -
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
II ALL H o A ID.

TRAINS RUN TO AND FROM NASHVILLE AS
Il follows:
LEAVE Nov. Ii, 1882 ARRIVE
3 80 A. n. Express. 900 A. NJ
200 P. NJ Mail. 70 ?. NJ.
2 90 p. N. Gallatin Accommodation. ...-......
Express runs daily. Mail daily except Sunday.
~ 5 80 A.. NJ. train connects at Louisville with
JefTersonvlle Railroad for st. Louis, Springfield,
H. Quincy, Chicago, and all principal points North
and West Also connects via JeffersOnvtlle Railroad
and via l. C. and l. Railroad, through indianapolis
and Cincinnati, for all points North and East.
sH- 400 P. NJ. train connects at Louisville with
JeffersOnvile Railroad for ST. Louis, Springfield,
Ill. Quincy, and all principal points West Also con-
meets with Jefersonville Railroad via Indianapolis
and with L. c. and L. Railroad, via Cincinnati, for
all points North and East by all routes from Gin
cihnati and Indianapolis
~ Mail boats leaving louisville at 10 A. ". and
p. N. arrive at Cincinnati i'll time TO connect with
early trains for the East.
~ Passengers from Gallstin and points South
arriving at Nashville at 200 A. NJ. have until 100
p. NJ. in which 70 attend 70 business before re-
turning
sz- For through tickets, baggage checks and in
formation az to Sleeping Cars through connections
etc, etc, apply at office Nashville City Transfer
Co., under Maxwell House, and at depot Louisville
and Nashville Railroad in Nashville.
ALBERT FINK,
iuiy2-1y General Superintendent
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For Rent or Lease.

MY FORMER RESIDENCE. on THE CHAR
vi lotta Pike, two and one-half miles from the
citv A brick house with five rooms, kitchen and
servants room and 10 acres Of ground In cultiva-
tiop Possession given Immediately or on the LIST
of Janusrv next. JNO. c. BURCH,
decI5tf Union and American.
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY
AIERO AID,

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER A.,
~ 1863, Mail train will leave Nashville at 2:55
daily, and arrive at Guthrie at $50 P. NJ, con-
Meeting with Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad train for HOpkinsville, and Memphis,
GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad accommodation
train for GAINESVILLE. Returning leave Guthrie at
$3.50 A NJ, Immediately upon arrival of trains from
Hopkinsville and GAINESVILLE, and arrive at Nash
Vile at 9 30 A. II.
Tickets for sale al City Transfer Office, Max
wele House, and Louisville and Nashville, and
Edgefeld aud Kentucky Railroads Ticket Office.
J. D. LOCKHART,
noy2O-u Superintendent
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy
ON .nc Sis, Day Of pseembcr. 1869.
Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ]. W. RAJ
/ STOD, Il. W. Armstrong and ]. NJ. Brown
81 Marshall County, Tennessee, have filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of this Court their petitions for
discharge and IL was thereupon ordered by the
Court that hearing be had upon same,
On the 2Sih Day of December, 1869,
at the hours Of O. 9K and 10 A. N. respectively at
the Office Of W. n. Doughty, Esq, at Lewisburg,
Marshall County, Tennessee, aud all creditors who
have proven their debts and other persons inter
esied, may appear and show cause, If any they
have why the prayer of said petitions should not
be granted, and the second and third meetings Of
creditors VIII be held at same time and place.
Z. r. CAMPBELL Clerk,
nov6O-lsw5t Z, s. Dist. Court Mid Dist. Tenn.
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UTANTED-AGENTS. $3.50 per month, TO
w sell the only GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Price
only SIS. Crest Inducements 70 Agents. This Is
the most popular Sewing Machine q the day
makes the famous 'sElastic Lock stitch viii do
any kind of work that can be done affy machine
-lOO, 900 sold and the demand constantly ncreas-
ing. Now Is the time to take Agency. Send
| for circulars. tableware Of infringsrs. A Ad-
dress SECOND 3 CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh,
| Pa, or ST. Louis, Mo. oct30-2u
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Nashville and Northwestern
r a I L r O A d

Direct connections made West, Southwest, North
and Northwest, via Humboldt, Memphis, Union
City and Hickman.
Tickets for sale at the City Transfer Office, Max
well House, and at the Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot. j. W THOMAS,
W. l.. DANLEY, Superintendent
General Ticket Agent jau1 n
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as 1 stated N Ine lIrst pai' "a ans SOiii
municati0n, if fresh from the WOODS, II
will be worth fifty per cent more iof
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rrrr ,s.s. 49,
| Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE W
!, Boston, Mass, or St. Louis, No oct5V-Sm
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a0sgTARY& COMMERCIAL
sew gOrk EsFKot.


5v TeIeEraph.l NEW YORK, August Is.
CorroS-hc better and fair business;
sales OF $3.50 bales al SIC for middlipg up
lanCs.
heavy ana IOc lower; sales OF $500 bbls.
al S. 99a6 so for superb le State and West-
ern IS g507 50 for extra state; 80 s5q7 45
extra Sc gOa7 60 Tor round hoop Ohio.
81 O0aS 90 for extra st. Lou s; 80 OOglO %
for good to choice do, closing dull ana
heavy. Rye -four quiet sales 81 -oJ DDS
CoREgfEAT-Scarce and quiet; sales Of $50
bbls of Brandywiue at tItfie over 81 ";
WHIsKY-Firmer; sales OF l,VoV DDS
Western at 81 I79l l712 free
WHEAT-Recefpts of104,478 bushels; mar 9,Tc
ket dull and 2g4c lower sales OF t3iVe Wy
bushe at s. 54al 60 for No. 2 Spring; " O5
for new amber Virginia; 81 60gl ~ Tor new
amb r indiana and OHIO: 81 % Tor old req
STATE and annie ONO 81 ~ Tor new anu
Tennessee and old white state; u 81 IoE
new white.
RrE-ouiet; sales of 2.e00bushels West
BARLEY Al,D BARLEY MALT-NoLainal.
CoRN- receipts, 8 ,4l0 bushels; hcaree
and 1929 better: sales Of 5000 bushels
fresh at 9;CMSl Is for unsound new mixed
western; 81 1891 . for sound do, and 81 ~
for kiln dried.
Receipts, g.. GU bushels: heavy and
Pose lower; sales of 5000 bushels ut 6497Oc
Tor old " estern; 60aG6c for new Southern
and Western.
RICE-Eirm.
CoFFEE-FiIm; sales of 800 sacks Rio, on
| private forms.
l. SUGAR-Steady; sales of 100 hhds at Ia
@lZc for Cuba; 12@l214c for Porto Rico.
/ at 4Sc.
80, PEETRoLEgsl Weak at 714cfor crude and
HoPs Quiet at 81 cogI o. for American.
] LLNsEED oIL-Quiet; sales ct 9f99sc, in
! WooL-Moderately active: sales Of 2O0,-
1 100 pounds at 47952c for domestic fleece,
4 80 e159c Tor unWaShed, Gle for secured and
/ 42da7c for com bing.
LEATHEH-Hemi ok sole dun al 30a92e
! for Buenos Ayres and Rio GRANGE light
/ and middle weights.
] PORK Heavy sales Of $50 bbls at s38 GO
| G94 y for lew neas; s32 IS for old 90. 1
/ 81 1870 - Tor prime, and so O09i5 20 for
prime mess.
! BEEF-Q aiet; sales OF $50 barrels Mt IS 80
/ 9l3 % for new plain mess SD O0glI 90 for
/ new extra mess.
| TIERcE BEEF Nomlnal.
BEEe HAAIs-steady sales of l25 barrels
I atf25 6545J Oh. res.f .f
| CrrMEATs- QuIeti sales OF l67 packages
/ at l45{0l5c for shoulders: H@l9e for hams.
MIDDLES-Steady; sales Of l4O boxes Ice
/ LARD-S eady and in fair demand; sales
ofeTQ tie'ees at lSl6s20c for steam '05 S@2QsSe
/ for kettle rendered. also, sales OF $50 tfeIces
| of steam, seller August and Octoper at zoe,
! BUTTER Steady at l9a30c for Ohio.
! .AItEEsE- Quiet at IlaI6xr. Is,
+ FREIGHTS-IO Liverpool q shade easier,
| With shipments OF 1900 bushels Of wheat
so per sail aud QNd per steatn.
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5st. louls Karket.

By TeiegrRph,l 81 LOUIS, August IS.
fToaACo1-Dpll aud not Tnuchd doing.
\ -COTTQS-- Quiet az 82e for middnuRE
3 HEMR--Dulh with sa.es OF common mn
. dressed at Sll7@l25. ae Ea1E HHH
FLOUR and i0gl5c lower for
superss extra anG low; Xxx old at s. 500
NJ ma, but for these grades there W as no de-
mapd *. 5aaH-Jui #ur
81 " HEAT dull, unsettled and &C lower
with sfnaH safes; common Spring sold at
ST I5i prime to strictly prime red Fall, 81 p
al 30; choice, 81 339l ID prime to fancy
white, 81 3@Ql So.
CoRF-Dun and easier; sales at SIC for
choice wbite in bulR yellow, in sacks, 90
d92c 9r-.=. =
= 0ATs-SioW hut UNCHANGED; sales OF new
in bulk at 43e; do prime and choice mixed
and mixed white, IN sacks lOg58ci choice
white, 54d55o,
BAELEY-Very little bere: good to choice
Spring is worth 90c9sl Is; prime Fall, 81 30
RHE-Opened higher, at 81 O00l O5, but
closed dull. Hf4
WHIsKY-Fifm at 81 Is.
GRCCERTE Very quiet ard unchanged.
PoRB-Quieb at S34 -.
BAcoN-5teady at l5s49Igc for Shoulders;
Iec ror clear rib sides; ly1<c for clear sides.
LARD-He.d at l0lsG20c for choice tferee.
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Good Addresses and plenty OF People
60 hear them.

Yesterday, near Millersburgh, fine
picnic was given under the auspices
of the Sons of Temperance, the Good
Templar Division having charge Of
the affair. A large coneourse of peo-
pie were present. numbering between
six and eight hundred.
A very fine address on temperance
was delivered in the forenoon, by the
Rev. Mr.. Lane, Grand Worthy Dep
uty Chief Templar of the Southern
District of this State, after which it
was announced that dinner was ready,
and the.large crowd Immediately be-
gan an assault on.the substantials that
had been provided. The dinner was
a grand success, and there was an
abundance of good cheer provided for
all. After an hour or more pleas
antly spent at the dinner table, the
crowd were ready to listen to more
speeches. Major II. A. Mattison and
DR.. Jones. Of this city, delivered ad-
dresses and spoke at some length,
and their remarks were frequently
applauied. Short speeches were made
by the Rev. Mr.. Huntington. of Mil
lersburgh, and Prof. Webb, of the
Rockville Institute. At late hour
the people departed for their homes.
we'll satisfied with the days proceed
ings.
Taken altogether. the picnic =ss
grand success, and the people living
in Millersburgh and vicinity demon
strated to the satisfaction Of all pres
ent that they are whole sopled and
liberal people. Every arrangement
for the comfort of the guests was
made, and a stage was constructed for
the speakers, and good seats provided
for their auditors.
CoMMITTEEs.-The general COM
mittees on the Humboldt celebration
will meet at the Criminal Court room
to- night
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Ia All persons DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning Water in the Counties Of
Yanderburgh and Warrick, Except
Union Township. Vanderburgh Co.
are advised Of the Patent Tubular
Drive Well, the best, safest, and
cheapest means of getting a good and
lasting supply. Rates reduced, sat
isfaetion guaranteed. and ample ref
erence given as to merits of the inven.
ton. Materials and supplies for
those wishing to use In other terri
tory, furnished at lowest rates. Fur
Their particulars given on application
to the sole owner of patent In the
terrific y above mentioned.
g. KRATz,
Corner First and Pine and Second
and Elm Streets. augl2-tf
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sen e aoId ana steen marh,t.

~ ACAcs4e tPAA.J NhH TURK AuguhB -
MoNEY-There arc some InlEo. mt rail-
road consultations still going on at this
point. Ihe preliminary papers nave been
signed for leasing the 4. q ". Railroad To
the Lake Shore, nd the Directors OF the
latter are "a session on the matter, The
terms OF the proposed lease are q guarau
tee OF o per cent. per aunum on the com
year, per cent. Tor the second year, and
5 per cent. for the third year, anu equal
dividends with the Lake Shore there
after. IL Is stated that the thing Is likely
to be carried through but nothing has
been Officially announced IN regard 10 II.
The railroad question has not yet been
settled, but the indications favor an early
adi1stulent Of the difficulties between the
vartoug roads. Ire1ghtS have been ad-
Vanced In some cascC, ana the Erie is
charging IS cents to Chicago.
The PaciEb Mall Directors nave declared
a quarterly dividend of three per cent,
payable September lst.
MONEY Continues easy and the demand
was promptly met at CO. per cent, with
excsptlO at per cent 10 Government
dealers. Small amounts of currency are
going 10 the West. .
xCHANGE Sterling dull at 9%995S.
GoID-Firmer: opened at 1873, fell to l3254s
and closed al 1882 9l3f Carrying rates 20
per cent Cleafahces so''VsO'.O'. me JAVA
= f4o,t ~ ,sS55rT,s,.I-Bucyauy sEd sigher;
r,7aII offerfngs o the. Ass tEtaut TIear urer,
f4eweiorfnp the fact that but Few are on the
,SsrI-ot New bonds and currency Is are
mn ITIL per cent. 1t Is anticipated that
= -i9ffer- will be taken by be Bond De-
mart r1eut at WAshing ton. The indications
point 10 continued purchases Of bonds
IS5,,,,o1rg ~ '8! I296GIGH<. do. ~
I23ltI23T/: do. 'al l2l1z@i2ls8; do. %, 1914 /
UI2I5S. do new. IzU5<W tIl56i do. 90 POD /
i2018t do. '8s, lz0Aal@fisi 1900 il3}S@ll8Z |
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NR FEW s.
16rotaer E.veT 1ten,s see 4ntrd Page.
The only additional arrivals am

The only additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight were the
Petrolia No. 2, from Cannenon; Mol
lie Norton, to Henderson; Armada,
to Cairo; Morning Star, Louisville to
return........The Armada took out
magnificent trip. She is one of the
most popular boats that comes 10 this
wharf, and her officers are among the
most popular aAoat.........The Petro-
la brought il a nice trip of hay, to
baeeo, &c......The Morning Starwas
detained nine hours by fog, and did
not arrive til near II o'clock. She
had fair trip. Wash. Elder, one of
her pilots. reports q feet at Flint
Island, aud nothing at Portland bar.
The Charleston is unable to get
over, and the Lorcna was aground
The Louisville packets land at
New Albany 1.-THE Indiana leaves
Louisville this evening.
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Chicago HarKet.

b Felegraph.I CHICAGO. August IS.
EXCHANGE hIasteIn is fiat at par selling.
FLoUR-Dull at 5000 70 for Spring extras.
w HEAT-Aclive; sales NO 1 at 81 45I
81 49, No. 81 40Gl ~; closing at 81 4O5$;
TINS afternoon the market Is easier, at
81 3Jl2gI ~ for no 2.
CoRN-lI%c higher: No. 2 opened at 92Lc;
closed g 9l130E53c TOR strictly fresh receipts :
rejected S7gS9e; closing at Csc: no grade al
Slci this afternoon sales of No. 2 at 93c
cash, and 92c seller tho month.
OATS-MOre sctiYe and l. higher; NO. 2
opened at - closed weaker, at 4715c; re.
jeeted 44g4l5<c.
BARLEY-Duu and %Wlc lower No 2
nominal at 81 4j.
HIGHWIEES-kiFm and lc higher. sales
at 81 Il.
SUGAR-ActiVe and less firm at l31l@l4zc
for common 10 prime Cuba.
PLOyIsfOSS- More active and firm mees
PORE firm at S34; lard I01Sc; dry-salted
shoulders sleauy at 1890; rongh sides
nominal at lG%c; short ribs nc.
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Railroad ASsf ssmrnf.

At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the f.. G. a. p. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening,
August 11th, it was unanimously re-
solved that 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 10Th
of September next, and four per cent.
on the 10Th 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. T. WELBORN,
aug12- tsept15 Secretary.
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re County Agricultural So
NERafsns1 A

AS the season ia approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts FOR their printing
we would cali especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes Of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Ltsts, 7 ckets, &c we are also prepared
to get n one. two, and three sheet Posters,
In pIafsi or colored inks, ct short notice.
We Il I've just added to our Job Depart
Apent Gve hundred dOllsrs worth OF che
latest styles of poster type, and our facili-
ties canuot be surpassed. Call upon US, or
send for estimates
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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4 Gana NnnnrlunltY,

The Smithland Property Sale,
which comprises eighty lots, will al
florida good chance to working men to
invest In lew lots at low figure,
which will be sure to pay well. This
property Is at the upper end now of
Fulton Avenue, and on the north side
of the creek. These lots are not
owned by men who are wealthy, and
wbo only sell on speculation, but the
owner viii sell positively, without any
limit to price-without protection, or
reserve. Sale to commence Saturday,
August 21st, at the Court House, at
2 o clock. There Is a strong pToba-
bility of the Street Cars extending
their track to this locality, as the Lo-
Gust Hill Cemetery is about a half
mile beyond. Already donotion OF
Five Thousand Dollars is ready to Ia
duce the cars to be run to it. Come
and buy, all who-have small sums OF
money. Terms easy.
augl6 1Y I. 81. ELLIOT,
AuctieneeT.
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european naTket.


BY Cable.l LONDON, August Is.
ConsoIs for money, 30; account, 931< (;
American Securit. Is dull; Five Twenty
bonds, '62s, So; Cos Old 8z1&; 'G7s 8f1&: '62s
at Frank fort $50. EfIe, 1917 Illinois Gem
trial, 945@. Stocks steady.
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST l8-Cotton active /;
Middling Uplands l3Ld; Orleans, I354d.
The sales We're 10000 bales, including 5000
MIA white wheat. lis Sd; Red Western, los.
Western Flour, 2js Cd. Corn, Bis Cd. Oats,
IS Cd. Peas 43s. Pork, l02s Cd. Beef 0Os.
Lard, rs Cd. Cheese, G2s. Bacon. Gas. Pro.
duce unchanged.
37f. Zoe.
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Een.nllis MRrhpL

- felegrapha MEHFBIs. August Is.
CoTroN-Firm niddnug sc; receipts 2
bales; exports S. bales.
CORH-S21Z0S5c.
FLoUR-Steady and unchanged.
" HEAT-Ftrm and unehant ed.
HAF-sI8 009l2 90.
OAT5-55c.
BRAE-Sl 60
LARD-20a2l%c.
BACOS-Frm; sides zoe; shoulders 161Zc,
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THE COMET.-Thc next thing in
Importance to the comet is the APP
preaching drawing in the Henderson
land sale. The demand for tickets
Is very great, and almost everybody
that is able is investing a surplus
five dollar bill in a speculation that
may turn out q fortune. Nothing
risked, nothing gained - is an old and
trite saying, and it win apply 10 the
Henderson land sale.
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SeH 0rIeana Msrkss

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEArzs. Aug ls.
FLoUR-Superfine and Xxx ser ee AID Iu
request superfine s. 70; AAAa8 5B16 G2t<
OATS Lower at G2,G68c.
BRAN-Sl co.
HAT-s29 co.
PoHK-Dull; held at $50 go
BAGoN-ShOulders lie; clear bib sides
1896 clear sides zoe; hams 230255%c
LARD / m; tierce 215aei key Z2g1ie.
EUGAR-DuiI; common Il@I2c: prime
141InI415c.
MOL AssES-Inactiye; reboIIed 69011c
WHISKY Firm at 81 17ISc.
COFFEE-Fair i51<c; pr me l6tlGIU<c.
GOLD 3E5E.
EXCHANGE-SterlIng Il1lE.
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MANHOOD

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the CA USE ana
CURE OF PREMATURE DECLINE iu MAN. the
Treatment OF Nervous and Physical DebiI-
ity, DC.
mis- book aCiH not be found gtgeItL. fBHefheg
such person holds me relation 0f norrat
pTecePt0r, Or clergyman" ~ Medicnl Times
and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt OF 30 cents All.
dress the author, DIR. II. DE ~. CURTIS.
y Il Street, Washington, ID. o..
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grq,neati sarket

BY Teiesrbph.l CIroHEATT. Aug Is.
FLOUR Dull and unehanged.
WHEAT - Unsettled, dun, and prices
lower: red, 81 25@l 20; white, 81 40al 45.
OAFs-55@ SOC, and duh.
1tYE-eifnl at slGll %.
TOBACCO Firm aud in good dem and F:
sales OF 1872 hhds. at egal7 10
WHIsKY-Adyanced TO 81 1901 ~, and
market very firm.
Provisions q uiet and uucbangpd. no
fa!es Of Importance.
BUTTER-Eirm at z5M30c.
CHEFS G-I34l5e.
EGGs-l39l5c; the latter rate for selected
OILs- Linseed duh at e6W9Sc. L2rd oil
nrm 81 81 33Gl -. Petroleum 2S@SOc for
reffued.
GOLD -I3zI4 buying.
.EXCIIANG E-stea0y at lilo discount buv-
ing, az q par selling
MONEY! arket easy.
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ENTERPRIsING. - We notice from
an exchange received last night, that
the result of the meeting of the stock
holders of the Evansville, Henderson
& Nashville Railroad was published
yesterday morning in all the leading
papers of the country. 1t is little
surprising that the Map of Busy
Life should have heard nothing
Of II
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OFF FOR THE EAsT.-Mr. A. Mar
CONNER left yesterday for New York
for the purpose of bringing the largest
stock and latest styles Of Hats, Caps,
and Ladies and Gentlemen Furs
ever brought to this city. Having
made arrangements with an expert
enced furrier. he will be prepared to
change the styles and repair ladies'
fuPs st short notice and reasonable
figures. Remember the place, sign Of
the Big Bear, 80 Main 5 rect.
aug19 1w
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LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.

DIR. WHITE-Dear SIR: The beue-
fit which I have received from your
remedies and advice has rendered
you quite popular in this city. | am
called upon daily by persons to know
where I got relief. Your Liver Pow
ders have done more for me than all
the other medicines that | have taken
in my life. The gentleman, a state
ment of whose case you have here
with, is a merchant and a gentleman
of high standing in this city, and |
wish you to forward the medicines for
him without delay.
Yours, JAMES 5. CROSBY.
WoMAN-Modesty is shining yir-
tue, but let not a fuse delicacy sway
you when dirty calls. Fear not the
issue, when age and long experience
offer you certain relief.
Not California gold nor jewe,ed midas
wealth
Can comfort her who mourns the loss of
rosy health;
Philosophy may lure and-art delight tie
Give me the power to heather suffering
to aSsuage.
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Rev Clothing and T@il0F ng Estab
iishment,

Louis Faul. at 1O1 Main Street be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets, has
opened a new Tailoring and Clothing
House, where he keeps for sale the
finest stock Of Clothing for men and
boys eyer brought to this market, and
will sell them cheaper than the same
quality of goods can be bought IN
New York. He also keeps a good
stock of fine Shirts. English and
Shaker Underwear, end Furnishing
Goods of all kinds. His stock IL
piece goods is complete, which he
will make up for customers, and guar
antee satisfaction in all cases.
Evansville, Aug. Is, 1869. IF
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Louisville MARKET

~ Ieleeraph.l LOUTsVILI.E. August 9G
BAG0IEG-Flrm and heavy 40 25L02sllq
ELOUR-Firm and active.
WHEAT-Red 81 20; white Fl gg
scRE-In bulk 80G85c.
OArS-Gn bulk 45M5Oc.
RYE-g0a05e
BARLEY 81 f5aI IS.
IOBACCO-Leaf steady. sales Of So f7f,a-
at from SO rs TO e23 so.
PhOVISICNS-Ne firm, Mess E9rir eaf a1
a34 So Bacon, shoulders lGLcs r.eor ~,
1870; clear sides 1910; hams 23Le. Lard
20%c
HIGHwINEs -Firmer at 81 1901 III.
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E,2UAL1zATIoN.-The City Council
will meet as a Board of Equalization
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock, and
will be ready to hear the complaints
of all aggrieved tax payers.
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The PRICE.-The price paid for the
Longworth Tract, the sale of which
we notice this morning, was just the
amount at which it vas offered to the
city not long since.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SAEE-V LUABLE MAIN
- STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property,
situated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 75L feet on Main
Street and $50 feet on SIKH Street. said
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply to
J. 2. ELLtOTT & son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
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