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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05
Chicago Marcel.

BS Telegraph CHICAGO, June4
FLOUR - Dull at 81 75eg6 90 for Spring
extra
WHEAT-DulI, and 214a21Sc lower; sales
OF No. at 81 1891 Il; n o. 2 at 81 1890
81 llsz; closing with buyers at 81 IL: the
market this afternoon is quiet and firm at
81 10 bid, and 81 I01a asked, Sc Ter June.
CoRN-Qu ct and easier; No. declined
&c; sales OF 6S19c; No. 2 declined I0I1Sc;
sales at 5914g6lc; rejected l1S@2c lower
sales at 531ag541zc: closing at 6S1zc for No
], and 60c tor No. 2: this afternoon No. 2
sold at 5S1z g59c, seller June.
OATS = More active and 1<C61%e lower
sales OF No. at 5S1z9591sci closing at 5g1<9
591$c.
RYE.Quiet and arm at 81 O2@l % Tor No.
/, and 81 % for No2.
BARLEY Dull and nominalIy ur changed
at 81 5O@gl So for No 2.
HIGHwINES Nominal at 85c.
MOLAssEs-NeW Orleans 95cQSI co.
SUGAR-l314G185<c for common To choice,
.PRoVISIaaS-Quiet, ana holders firm
Me pork s3l 90. Lard lSal81%c. Dry sailed
shoulders l211o; dry sailed hams l3IZc.
LHoGs-ActIve and 250935c lower at IS OO0
Ss - Tor fair to medium; So 30Mg 62% for
good to choice, and 90 % for an extra lot.
CATTLE--Quiet at IS 7dd0 20 for butch
er's stock; ST 571696 eT1z for light to fair;
81 O097 % tor good To choice shipping
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Anlusenents.

EVANSVILLE OPERA HoUsE.--A
very fair audience attended the. second
representation of the Black Crook at
the Opera House last night. The
parquetteland dress circle were NOT as
crowded as on Thursday night. but
the upper tiers were packed. A large
number Of elite Of the city attended,
and the performance was a decided
i'm pro7ement on that of Thursday
night. The. ballet was admirable,
and applause was frequent and Warm-
The transformation scene was gor7
geous, and worth twice the price of
admission itself. saE ,nhs4 SO
Tonight the White Fawn will be
produced for the FIRST time in this city.
1t is believed by many to surpass in
brillianey and grandeur both the
Black Crook and ZOrastre. and IS said
to be. far more amusing. For Mr..
Davy's sake, whom we esteem very
highly, we hope to see the Opera
House packed tonight.
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NlNETARY & COMMERCIAL
NRM YORK MarReI.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. June A.
CoTToN-Firmer: safes of 300 bales at
3O14c for middling uplands.
FLOUR = Receipts 20,9l5 barrels; market
heavy and 5@I0ct loWers sales OF 1900
barrels al S. 10G5 IS for superhne State and
western; 50 90G6 % extra state; 80 6ota6 40
LOT ,S ex ira w essern; % 3Oesa % Ior Whlts
Ohloi " Dogs 90 tor extra ST.. Louis; - %
9lO % FOR good TO choice do; Included in
s 9s SAFES ICES are 800 barrels Of ground extra
,qnlet; sales of 900 barrels az a coat so. l5
CORN MEAL-In moderate demand.
-, tAs e. - Nathoai ehange; sales Of $50
WHEAT-Recefpts heavy and Ia2c lower.
Spring afioat; the latter price for very
choice; 81 As for No. ditto 81 60 for white
state Nos land I; the latter for Spring TO
RYE-Quiet.s HTtH
BARLEY-NOminal
| BARLEY MALF-Nominai.
CORN-fSf ceipfs ID 3S2 Bushels. prices la
&c better, with good demand; sales OF : 600
bushels at Sc for pew mixed Western, via
canal, including good to choice, S0taS2c
8OG825fc for do, via railroad; h2aS5c for
kiln dried CSC for old mixed Western, in
store; 96c for do afioat, and 99c for white
OATs-Recefpts. $500; market active and
decidedly firIner; sales 10, 900 Bushels, at
779S0c for Western, af1Oat, closing at latter
price; Use foTdo. in store. at
RICE-Dull.
COFFE E-DulL
sUGAR-DulIi Cuba 11149l215a
= IA oLASSEs-Quiet.
OILs-Petroleum quiet, at 149l45zc for
crude, and 80 9S01ze Tor refined; linseed oil
quiet at 81 0791 o.
HoPs-Qulet at 6a61zc for American.
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 45G451Sc.
PoRK-Heayy and lower; sales OF 600
bbIs. at S3l 2593I 90 for new mess, closing
at S3l % ca b; s3i O0g3l D Tor old mess;
80 OOg26 co for ptimes and SIS O0g2S % for
prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
BEEF HA Unsteady; sales OF 100 bbls. at
S26 00a32 co..
CUT MEATs-Steady. sales OF 425 packages
at l3c for shoulders and I6al61zc for hams.
MIDDLEs-kirm with & moderate de-
msnd sales of 3O0 boxes StrattOrd and long
cut hams at 1656lGl65<c.
LARD-LOWer aud dull; sales of $50 tierces
l715al91sc, chiefly at Is1s8l9c for steam and
1870 1870 Tor kettle rendered.
BUTFER-DuIl and neavy at 2Oa32c for
Ohio, and 30d36c for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at lld22c.
{. FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool dull and de-
eidedly lower; shipments OF 500 bushels
wheat at ed per steamer.
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PoST OFFICE, EVANSVILLE Il
NJ OIL 1 1000

q - @-SSA8 AANt|s u 1a
Notice is hereby given that from
and after this date, there will be made
up,aad forwarded from this Office a
second daily through mail to the fol-
lowing points: - z 49, eaa
Indianapolis, Chicago and the
Northwest; Cincinnati, New York
and all the Eastern Cities; Louisville,
Memphis, New Orleans and all South
ern Cities. I'll
This mail, departing by the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Evening Ex-
press, aoiH close at 4:30 Pm. precise
lv. Letters sent by this mail will
reach their destination from ten to
fifteen hours In advance of the next
morning train.
a second daily mail is now received
at this Office, by the noon train, from
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
and the East. This mail closes at
Louisville at I O'Clock PM, at Gin
einpati at 9:15 PM, and at Indian
anoIis at midnight. m r-
my26-tf JOHN w. FOSTER, p. M.
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FINE Brass Work I'VE paid a
visit yesterday TO the brass foundry Of
w. G. Turnock & Co.. corner Of Pine
and First Strests.su We confess our
sur prise az the facilities we found In
this establishment for doing all kinds
of brass work. They have on hand,
already made up a very large stock of
steam gauges, valves, whistles, stop
cocks. beer faucets. &c, and are pre-
pared to make anything in their line
TO order at short notice. They also
! do large business in the steam pipe
f ttiDg line, and. enjoy facilities pos
sessed by no other establishment in
this city. Some Of the finest finished
brass work we ever saw was made by
this firm, and their work cannot. be
excelIed. "it''f r a'f ''ini
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E.&C.R. r. to jas. Weisneifner, Lots 0,
10 and II in Block s Northeast EnIarRa-

Z. & Q. r. r. to Jas. Weisnetfner, Lots 0,
10 and IL, in Block s, Northeast Enlarge
L. Powell to J Us Bohlhober, part OF the
east half Of the southwest quarter Of 9, 8,
IL, for 81, 800.
II. H. Pettitt to As. Burch, Lot 18, in
Block 9. EASTERN Enlargement Tor 81 800.
A Helblfua TO Il. q Il. ROser, Lot ;, In
Block 81, Eastern Enlargement for s.. 5ea. j
VIM. Gorman to A. Cam. Lot ., in
Block s., Eastern Enlargement, for $500.
Geo. X. Preston to s q. Evans, fractional
Los f. Upper Enlargement, for $500
gDaIz Goerris to Jacob Werntz, Lots IA
fand IS, Block lOl, LamaScO city: also, Lot
i ". Block 81, LamascO City, for $500.
west half Of southeast quarter, 8, 8, II for
/ $3.50. - 81 Ii ~ IrAa ait'l. -
1 3 3 and 4, Block, 6. Sharpe's Enlargement,
FfoF $500. aI ~ -sl4s1
i a. TasehIsg to ]. 0aisef. southwest cor
nef ONO tnessst quarter, IL, g. 10, for 81 $50.
Asa Igiehs4ft 10 M. R. Anthes,s BLOCK II,
4 Lam asco, for S30Os4 @a@ ~ 450s -
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BEFoRE Scum. McTEaNlAN. :


BEFORE Squire, McTERNAN. =.
John Knapke, who has of late figured
as a drummer" was taken before
Justice McTernan, yesterday, on a
charge of committing an assault and
battery, with intent to kill, on the
person of Rachel Stinson. The evil
dence showed Knapke to be sport
i've youth. He t0ok a dead snake.
and went to the bagnio of Rachel,
where he amused himself by throw
ing it at the girls. He also swore
that he went there after a fuss, and
was going to have one before he left
and he got it. He assaulted the
plaintiff, aud when. she ran to get
away from him. he threw s billy "
at her that weighed a pound aud a
half. The billy was the most
villainous and deadly looking weapon
! Of the kind that we ever saw. 4AaI
Mcbride prosecuted Knapke, who
was defended by Col. Denby, The
evidence did not sustain the charge,
but His Honor said it was ease of
aggravated assault, and that be would
set Knapke's fine at SO besides the
costs. amounting in, the total to SIG 40,
and that if he didsnot pay or replevy
the same, he would have to go to Jail.
Knapke had no money, and could get
no one to go his security, and there
fore he went to jail, where he will
have time to repent Of his fighting
\ propensities. s.t 's.i Il (
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Bronze,
CHR and Laualier

OMbE |SsAtA& A@ANAttEfs
Also, large and complete assortment
of Black shoes of every description.
The above named shoes are of the
very latest styles, and of the Dunbar
make, the same as we have sold for
the last fifteen months. We have the
exclusive sale of this make of goods In
this city. Persons in want Of shoes
will do we'll to give US a call, as our
shoes are certainly better than can be
found elsewhere. We also have a
eom 5lete assortment of Ladies and
GeEts' Shoes: Ladies and Misses
Slippers In great variety.
"a We are always ready, to show our
goods to all persons, whether they
wish to purchase or not. 75
GEORGE MILLER & Co, ra-
je5sat&wed 80 Main st.
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snans, OILS and Candies.

= My Soap 0Il and Candle Factory.
lately destroyed by FIRE, has again
been rebuilt, is row IN full operation,
aud, with my present improved ma
ehinery and commodiousness of fac
tory building, | have facilities equal
to any factory West, and to those that
may favorzme with their patronage =
will always guarantee satisfaction,
both as to prices and quality.
Evansville merchants will espec-
tally find'1t to their interests to give
me call before sending orders else
where. PHILIP DECKER. -
Sd Street. bet. Sycamore & Vine.
june 1, DIV
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MISTAKEN. = The New Albany
Ledger publishes the salaries allowed
our city officers by the Council, and
says that there are two wharfmas-
tiers lnight and day.. one at $50 and
the other at $50 per amman, which
is a mistake, as it should be per
month.
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A LARGE STocK OF MILLTNFRY

A LARGE STocK OF MILLINERY
GooDs AT CosT-As / am about to
quit the manufacturing and retailing
Of Millinery Goods, | will on and after
the first day of June, offer my entire
stock Of Millinery Goods AT COST.
No difference will be made, whether
purchasedih small or large quantities,
as the price will be strictly COST. -
Ladies come and convince your
self r T b. BAUM,
june2-1w No. 81 Main Street.
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sew YORK Gold ana stock MarhtI

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June 4.
MoNEY-ModerateIy easy at per cent
on call.
STERLIEa-Firmer at 91<M95z.
GoLD-Closed at 1880; Carrying rates. Bar
per cent; clearaDces, ga, OK, 900.
GOVERNMENTS ~ Duh throughout the
day, the fluctuations not exceedIug = per
per cent. Coupons OF 81, l2lhMl22; 90.
49, 4221s9l2214; do. '84, Il7@I17I6; do. IS,
1890 lls12; do new, 1l956GIl05Z; do. '67
llS5zgllg54i do. '0S, ll95sgIl9I4; lO-4Os, lO91z@
1897.
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FLORENCE SEWING Machines
We are the only authorized agents for
this unsurpassed Family Sewing
Machine, assertions aud large cards
to the contrary notwithstanding, and
have the documents. to prove it. We
have just received a new supply, and
will warrant them as represented.
~ eaSCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.,
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MORE AMUSEMENT. We learn that
Mr. Dufield will have a troupe here
and give a performance of some kind
at the Opera House next week, prob
ably on Wednesday night. We will
give full particulars by Mopday.
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! WANTED-Ageuts for the Florence
Sewing Machine in the counties of
Posey, Gibson. Pike, Warrick, Du-
bois, Spencer, Perry and Crawford.
Apply at No. IL South Second Street,
or address a. 2. HOWARD, Box 726,
Evansville, Ind. ie2- At
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LEcrURE.-Rev. s. Norcross viii
deliver lecture on the Great Image
that Nebuehadnezzar Saw" in the
Upper Market House, at Al O'clock
on Sunday afternoon.
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The Indianapolis Journal is greatly
exercised over the inferiority of its
hotels, and we'll it may be. We SYM
pathize with it deeply, for we are 10 a
similar strait in Evansville.
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aLosT-On Friday, black morocco
Memorandum Book, containing some
money and valuable memorandums,
The finder will be literally rewarded
By leaving it at the Office of the Ad.
dams Express Company, on First
Street, between Main and Locust.
mY29-tf
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MARRIAGE LToENsEs.-The follow.

MARRIAGE LIeENsEs.-The follow
ing licenses to marry were issued
from the County Clerks Office during
the week ending June 4th:
Garret Wood and Jane Marin es,ItI IS
Fred. Rosennayer aud LucfIun Wagner
Frank Salvatore and Mary Coleman.
James T. Berry aud Mamie NJ. Clarke.
Y. A. Enslee and Minnie L. Hooker.
VIM. Hersto d and n. McInnerney." ~.
Felix Znmstetn and Kate Wust,
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AUDIToRs.--The Auditor of State
has Issued an order for the meeting Of
County Auditors in each Congress
sional District. The Auditors of the
First District are to meet at Prince
ton. The time for the meeting has
not yet been announced. A
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HANDSOME SIGN. The new sign
on the JOURNAL Office, which was
put up yesterday, is one Of the hand
soonest in the city. 1t is neat, plain,
and tasty, and was painted by Charley
Osborne, who knows how to do good
job. The sign was greatly admired
yesterday, by all who saw it.
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APPLEToN's JOURNAL, copies Of
which may always be obtained at
Scott's, il one Of the very best weekly
publications in the country. We ad :
wise sensible people to buy it. -.
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Nor PRoBABLE.-The prize fight
between McOoole and Ton Allen
comes off on the 10th. Allen is traiu-
ing at Cincinnati and McCoole at St.
Louis. 1t is not very likely that
these bruisers will attempt to fight in
Indiana. Gov. Baker don't like that
kind Of work, and the pugilists are
going to keep out of his way.
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REAL ESTATE sTRANsFERs.-The follow
ing Is a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending June (, r55g. as APP
p. ars on record ON the books of the County
Auditor:
W. F. Guise 90 simon Smith, Lot s. In
Block 20, Elliott's Enlargement. Tor gs61s =
Psfer Dsnninger to louis Richterr part
of Southeast quarter OF II 5, IL, for SS85. -
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CHICKEN THIEvEs.-Cbas. HeDt,

CHICKEN THIEvEs.-Chas. Hentz,
private watchman on Main Street, de-
tected some one or two chicken
thieves operating on the chicken
coop in the rear of Yickery Bros.
family grocery, at late hour last
night. As he approached, they leap
ed the back fence and made their
escape.
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BE- The best stock Of fancy Note
Papers ever in the city. can be found
at the JOURNAL Office We have
assorted patterns and sizes. Those
wishing to keep up with the fashion,
will do we'll to call and examine our
stock of plain Envelopes and Paper.
Our stock is large. and we invite the
attention of merchants aud business
men generally, to call at No Locust
Street, next to Post Office, and ex-
anime for themselves.
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GooD.-We learn that COL Frank
Edmunds has put his corps of prison
birds at work cleaning up the filthy
alleys. This is a good job, and Frank
will have it done right.
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New YORK Dry Gosds Market.

Everything in the way Of heavy sheet
ings aud pain anbleached and bleaehed
muslins have been advanced fully &c per
yard The market is very firm, aud ale
though 4 IS active, the tende ncy Is still u D.
ward. Printing cloths are held at S5Se.
The tone O. the marx e. Is buoyant and in
sympathy with the raw staple.
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MATINEE.-Let all. both large and
small. remember the Black Crook
matinee, at the Opera House this
afternoon, commencing at o'clock.
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WHAT He WANTED.-We saw a
little boy eating some green apples yes
terday, aud gentleman said to him
" They will make you sick" The
little shaver replied, That's what
want; when I am sick / don't have to
20 to shcool."
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l CHEAP.AHarry Walker, Clerk of
the Mary Houston, informs us that
Strawberries are selling in New AL
bany at the low rate of ten cents per
gallon szarg YEIesW ~ FlV TBiBeaE
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ACCIDENTAL POISONING A SER
ious case Of poisoning occurred yes
terday morning, which came near re-
sultiDg In the death of little girl,
tho daughter of Mr.. Val. Walton,
who works for Mr.. Gasker, and whp
lives on Main Street, opposite the old
Bulls Head properly. The house is
occupied by two families, one up
stairs and the other down stairs. Mr..
Walton's family occupies the down
stairs rooms. On Thursday evening
the lady living up stairs had a severe
toothache, and sent and purchased
some, ereosote, which was putin tea-
cup aud placed on q stand. Mr., Wal
tons little girl, sixteen months old,
went up stairs yesterday morning. aud
got hold of the cup containing the ere
osOte, and drank considerable guam
.tity of it.. Mrs. Walton Immediately
gave it milk TO drink, but 1t could not
swallow, and suffered untold agony.
Dr. Wulkup was called in and pre-
scribed remedies. The little girl
laid on the bed some hours, just
breathing, with foam issuing from
her mouth. Towards evening the lit
Gle sufferer got better and the indiea-
tons were in favor of its recovery.
It is a sad case. and we deeply sym
pathise with the family over the suf-
ferings of their enly child.
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WHITE FAwN.-The White Fawn
will be performed at the Opera House
tonight. This is the last performance
Of Davey's troupe. e~.
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BUSINESS much stir was no.
ticeable in business matters yesterday,
save in the way Of handling tobacco.
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JUsT REcEIvED-Per express, two
more cases of those elegant new
style Opera Boots. with improved
steel shank, just the thing for Sum
mer wear. Also. large lot of other
new goods, for ladies', misses and
chiIdren's wear. which we cordially
invite all to come and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. uo Remember
the place. 3 CRAMER & SALAT, .srae
49, No. AZ Main Street,
Shapker, Bussing & Co.'s Building.
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CooL.-Tbe heavy rain of yesterday
afternoon cooled and purified the at
mosphere, 50 that it was real pleasant
last night.
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THANKS .-Messrs. 10. Elliott and
r. S. Rock. Of the Auditors Office,
will accept our thanks for favors.
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: ARREsTFD.--A drunken man. who
claimed to be Missourian, was ar
rested by. the City Marshal and a
policeman, at midnight last night. He
cried murder voeiferously as he was
dragged to the lock-up. 81 T. - 4. 4
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FAMILIES travelling may secure ele-
CANT suits of rooms, by telegraph, at
the American House, Boston, with
every convenience for comfort or lux
ury. Messrs. Rice have won an enVia-
BILE reputation as landlords.
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-A gentleman
who has travelled extensively through
Warriek, Spencer, Gibson, POsey and
Vanderburgh Counties during the
past week. informs as tina. he has
never seen such a wheat crop as that
now maturing. In a few localities it
has fallen to some extent, but not
enough to cause material injury.
Mr.. f. We'll, who has just arrived
from New Mexico and Kansas, in
forms US that throughout the whole
region ne has traversed, the wheat
crop excels any he has ever SEEN
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Business House to Rent.

RX KOWN As 81 MAIN STREET,
-. between Second aud Third For par
tIculars Inquire at this office, or OF A.
LODGE or q. 4. JENKINS.
MALI dn
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PIcNIC.-The Ingle Street Sunday
School will have picnic to-day at
Jacobs Grove. This is the regular
annual picnic of this school. The
children viii leave Ingle Street
Church at 8 o'clock this morning, for
the grove, and if the weather is good,
will no doubt have nice time.
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OFFICE FOR RENT will rent my
Office on Third Street for an Office
during the Summer. if application be
made 10 day or tomorrow.
JED 2t ALVAH JOHNSON.
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On D1r.-Frauk Morris will sell q
veloeipede next week, to satisfy a
Judgment.
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Bay Fir Nel0 -Adrerhsenents see
First Pagc hsa ~
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DULL.-Not single case was tried
before the Recorder yesterday
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CRIMINAL DoCKEr.-The docket
for the Criminal Court is quite Tar ge.
The number of cases so far, amount
to 129. The, Court will meet next
Monday, and Judge Robinson will
have enough business for several
weeks. Watts, who killed Snip, will
have hearing before this Court. 81
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LoCAEs.-Like everything else in
the city yesterday, Locals we're scarce.
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B9- All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber Il Co.'s. I'm
e Say Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at I. &. d. HEIMAN's. =
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B&% Foreign Correspondence Paper,
Do;e size, with Envelopes to match
can be had at the JoURNAL Office. q
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ChlldTen's Shoes ! SoecIaItr.

We now have a stock Of ChildTen's
Shoes, such as has never been known
in this cisy. We have eleven different
colors, aet---
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Toe Al N Offices.

Atthe Journal Office 4.-r .
Perfumed Ink, "a
Bismarck Ink, 81 osaI
1ss Green Ink, Pr
Purple Ink, sa5
b Black Ink, ID aaass $50
= Carmine Ink.
Writing Ink, a5aa
Copying Ink,
French Note Paper. 80
Foreign Note Paper, - assaa,e
Ladies Note Paper. .... E, -
ia Gents Note Paper, 7
e English Note Paper.
= rf f. American Note Paper,
And all kinds of stationery for sale
at very low figures at the Journal Of
fee, next door to the Post Office.