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Louisville Market.

By TeieEraph.i LoumvfLLE. June8 81.
Provisions Are nrmer. Mess Pork
g3i 50. Bacon shoulders 1890. clear rio I7r-
clear sides l7l5c. and hams 1917 Iard-
primo leaf l0c.
ErOuR-NO. declined ID 81. of her era fIaH
uuch tuEeI.
" AY--uull choice Timothy ON Che wharf
e2l 90
HKOcrHU18 So Are firms New Orleans
sugar prime. 1ii5c. New Orleans moias ~.
prime, 25o. RIO coffee, prime, 25tac. sor5
ghum, IJc.
BAoGfFG r. Two pound Kentucky. WTo.
POTATOES - New El g0nB 00s old III fIt
81 ST..
WusKY-HIgh wines g7c.
ATrI,E - ActlVes choice &c. fair U<Gs
good We; common, HlfB.
Hogs iu good supply. well fafted 8I<rs
ordinary Ti.c
SuEFP- Demand fair: choice Be.
GENIE ET--Stg0uu at E3
BUTrER-sduthern 1870; Northern Iso.
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Gap and Candles.

Ny Soap, Oil and Candle Factory,
lately destroyed by fire, has again
been rebuilt. Is now in full operation,
and, with my present improved ma
ehinery and commodiousness of fac
tory building, | have facilities equal
to any factory West, and to those that
may favor me with their patronage,
will always guarantee satisfaction,
both as to prices and quality.
Evansville MERCHANTS will espec-
tally find it to their interests to give
ne call before sending orders else
where. PHILIP DECKER.
3D. Street. bet. Sycamore & Vine.
June /, DIV
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BY Tefssraph.I CusOIEEATr' June 8.
FLOUR DuIl;@ 50g5 -.
WHrAT-Dutl. 81 - and 81 20 for NOS,
and 2 A sample OF new wheat from . !a-
bama was exhibited on 'ChanSe,
Quality - rather boo and many deleeJtN e
z aims In the Sample,
Coz ~.-Stsndy al 63gOle.
OATs-In light supply and barely equal
to the demand, aud Tie rnark,t = STEADY
- RSY Il 81 Is for MOL, an the de
= G Corr M ddi ng 2z1lg2sc.
frORACCo-5ales 80 f-tt - ~ 20 TO SIG 30.
IV8IsIcY-Quiet but hrm at 05c.
NJ rssg PORK Firm and IN demand az g3l I:
~. ~ II IS held al E3I 2593l 50.
ErrR MEATS Quiet, but held firmly et
f2I< and I5c for shoulders and sid - "a lot 4
clear bulk sides sold at l6Lc, buyer this
month.
BAG N-Is held 81 1917, l6Lt and tic, but
nOthing done excepting "A sp- culatIve Bur
chase Of 90 hhds. Of clear sides at 175Ic,
seller this month.
LARD -Cou have been bought at ls5<c.
BUTrER-In fair shipping demand at
23925c for fresh.
+ GGS-l0s and steady. -,
OIL-Lduseed oil 81 Va anu qolebS A1l0 DlA
81 4OaI As pct, oleum - a50cs ,,,-,,
UGAR-gteady New Orleans l51a9lol4c'
MoIAss Es-75a soc.
CoFFEE-N TO 2b1c.
GOLD-l38.
ExCHANGE-Dull'
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nhIcagn MnrlLnf.


IS TolemaphI CmoAa0. JunBH
FLoUR-fu fair dcmand aud nrm % go 7l
az Is fuF Spring extras.
Observation-Disclosures active: sales OF NO..
i tl lJWl lG; n %. opened nt tl la. aud res
ceded To- sl l30l 49,, and closed at gl I8l<m
4 ia; his attern0pn tho market was dull
at Cyl ll't, cllers' June.
corn Moderately active and nrmers
sales oi NO. Ht 0ta0Dc3 no 2nt 8lJ SM62<0s
rejected ~ J9i 4uJ0cf no grade at 3BmfOc &
closing quiet ~ 63o09c for No. j, and GIG
for 80. - nOmiuaIy unchanged this after
noon.
OATs-steady; sales OF No. at 60JS5gJSo5
closing at 500 1JMc.
tHh teHdX at Cd O3lti Oh for No. Il
BAfLET-Duil and nominal nt 81 GOAL f5
HIGHWfNEs -Dull; sellers az ajc.
MuLAt sES-AcW Orleans OlcM#i.
EuGAH-l3Jf nl45<c for common TO choice
PAOvIbIONH-Nu Nominal aud hnlders firm.
Mess Pork s3l 90. Lard lB%e. Cut Meals
dry sailed shoulders PIC; rough sides l5cs
short rib middlra lIMml0os 6hotl clear dIt-
70 lb%9i0Hci sweet pickled hams l5ha
lJze.
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Sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. June 3.
ToBACCo-Actlve, and low grades higher
at So 21os7 Is for sou I'd Jugs; s. 75aS ~ fOi
O. mmOu leaf.
COrrON AND HEMP NOthins doing.
FLoUR-Nery du and weak, AMI low
grades declined iU82jc; sptlug supernuc
sold ~ g. al 70; fpring AA - lO952J;
xxx, SO 75a7 10
WHEAT--DroopiBg, especially for fall;
NO. spring soi.i at "a %; NJ. = 80 a. u8N
L iOi club AT 81 lOGGl ~; prime To chO.ce
red fall sold at 81 i5gl .; fancy rtd aud
white AZ 81 406al 80.
CORN best quality firm, but lower grades
dun and dropping; yellow. ia Hecoud
hands, DC; white, O88G3c; mAcd, IN new
SACKS. 6Oc; prime yellow, higO G; choice
and fancy no. 6s6Sc; ehoies AMI iahcy
white, 7Oos13c.
OATS Hlg or, at 63aG5lzc.
lYE- Dan aud dropping, at 938Jjc FOR
prime to choice.
WHlsKY--- teady, a. D4e.
GRoCERIES Quiet ami unchanged.
PRGVIsI Ms 5LiH and advancing, o.
S3l 75g3Z 20 for mess pork; held III IA az
the latter; l31z9l354c for bacon shoulders;
HE Tor clear tID slides; l71z0gf714c for clear
sides; lard very firm and scas ce; chohce
fierce sold IN a small way at l0e; Kegs zOc.
CATTLE-ID good demand at s4g7.
HOGS-Quiet at f7@9
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a. CELEBRATED LAW SUIT-THE
END OF THE Cow CASE. At diff
erent times within the past few
months We have given items in re-
gard to the celebrated cow case,
in which George Slater was plain.
tiff and August Byerstadt defendant
The history of the case is very well
known already, we presume, and it is
not necessary to again give the de.
tails.
The last trial occurred yesterday
before His Honor, Squire Van, Of
Knight Township, and the result o.
the action was that Slater got jddg
ment against Byerstadt for $50. Maj.
Fl. A. Mattison appeared for the
plaintiff, and McBride and Stiuson
for the defendant.
This was the fourth trial in this
ease, aud we are truly rejoiced that il
Is ended at last
The first time it was tried in thi;
city a verdict was given for the plain
tiff.
TIE second trial was also in thi;
city, aud the case was acted on by 6
jury, which failed to agree.
The third time it was tried was be-
fore Squire Van, on a change o.
venue from Justice Davidson. Or
this occasion also the jury failed tC
agree.
Yesterday was the fourth and las
trial, which resulted as above SCI
forth It is supposed that the costs
alone in this case will be considera.
BILE over two hundred dollars Every
inch of ground has been hotly con
tested by beth parties. and. the ole
adage of the !" third time is the
charm did not hold good in thi,
case. AAAab AE
A good deal of fun has been made
| of this affair, but we can assure oul
readers that it is no laughing matter
10 the man who has to pay the costs
But it is ended now, and we drop it
.hequtescdt IN pace.
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Rivor Elfslnfohea

PITTsBURG. June -MonongaheIa z feet
scstnL and falling. Weather clear aud
warm. Thermometer 4o.
CINCIENATI, June 3-Port List-Arrfved.
Sam J. Hale, Memphis: Golden Fagle,
Wheeling; Havana. Nashville. Departed
Root Moore, nashville Lightwood, Ports
mOuth. River rising, % feet In the chan
I ell, 70 feet under the bridge. Heavy rains
this p. II. Thermometer att A. br.. noon
aud p. NJ, GO, e42 and 73o. Barometer fal :
Ing. a
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Port List-Arrived
Cham pion. Cine matt; Mississippi New
Orleans; Julia, Vlcks burg: Schuvier Peo-
Stata and milwaukee,, 81. Paul; Bengal
Tiger and barges, aud Aute one and
bargss. Dubuques Messenger, MississipDi
Belle Mem phis, Memphis; sam Clark and
Peoria; Harry johnson, Phi Sheridan
st. Paul. Luminary, Nicksburg: CameIla
Omaha: Bengal Tiger, Dubuque: Bayard,
Han nlbali GEN. Tennessee River; Bee
airy; 10 feet or more water TO Cairo. The
Upper Mississippi and Illinois aie falling
but the Missouri Is rising. Weather cleaf
and warm during the day. Mercury at 3
p n, S4' noon, raining.
CAIRO, June g.-Port Iist-Ricbnond,
from Louisville 70 New Ore ans, at II p. n;
BE lie Memphis from Memphis TO St Lou
Is, q A. NJ. Maggie Hays, from It. Louis
to Ptttsburg, at 4 A. NJ: TIgress, from New
Orleans to Louisville, at noon; Cairo, from
st. Louis TO Memphis, at p. II Armada
Evansville packet,at ? p. NJ Kate Robin
son, from St LOuistO Cine1n natl. at p. II.
Thompson Dean, from st. Louis to New
Orleans, at p NJ The river has risen 4
inches. 1t has been raining nearly all day.
Captain Jerry Coats died here this eve
ming. from mi uries received on the steam
or Mollfe ABLE near st. Louis, three
months ago.
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B~ The clergy use T" Barrett's."
Posr OFFICE, EVANSVILLE. !
NJ elEeI I ORn .


Notice is hereby given that from
and after this date, there will be made
up and forwarded from this Office a
second daily through mail to the fol-
lowing points:
indianapolis, Chicago and the
Northwest; Cincinnati, New York
and all the Eastern Cities; louisville.
Memphis, New Orleans and all South
ern Cities.
This mail departing by the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Evening Ex-
press, loiH close at 4 30 PM. precise
ly. 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 l o'clock PM, at Gin
cinnati at 9:15 PM, and at Indian
apolis at midnight.
my26-tf JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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New ToFk sold ana STOCK HarRoi.
Enrnnnnn marknt.


10y cables LONDON. June 81
CoNsofs - For momey 0ljS. account 0lJ<.
rive twenty bonds steady "a BgJE. 40. ~
ErankloH 6l16M8j36s hricg. 1915 Illinois
Cenira', a3f Atlantic n Great Western. %.
StOck-Bourse Steady M Tffand 40 WnI|ry~
As vl sugar tJs 6d0sQH Refined palroa
ieum IS ca spirits i0al2d. Market arm.
specie ln me HtnE OF England has Inc
creascd Gao duribg the week. gpeeIe in
the Bank of France has Increased g90 O1g
fraucs during the week.
LIVERPOOL, June B. -. The cotton mnr-
keL la shade hTmeri middlinF upiaudH
ND; Orleans, ilI4d: sales 1900 bales.
California while wheat 9s 81 E red western
IS 80. Western Flour Us GA. Corn mixed
Pork 89s. Beer 00s. Lard 7ls Oh Cheese
82s Bacon COS 90. Spirits Petroleum sag
refined Is 81. TalloW 43s Ga. Turpentlno
27s 50.
ANTWERP, June Petroleum 47IL
HAvRE, June 3.--Cotton ll2<.
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PLANK SIDE WALKs.-Eyansviile
is blessed Cor rather cursed) with a
villainous lot of old worn out, broken
down, dilapidated, and good-for-
nothing plank side walks, and it is
high time some good walks we're be-
ing put down in. the places most
needed. 1t rs not a pleasant thing to
be walking en- plank side walk Of a
dark night, after a rain. and step on
some old worn-out board which will
Immediately sink with you, thereby
wetting your feet. All over the city
are just such side walks as we have
been describing. We hope that the
members of the Council will look
after them bad walks, and have good
ones put down in their stead.
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- - - hnnda nnrEaI-

BY Telegraphl NEW YORK, June b.
DRY GO D7-The weather is now very
nnet hut business nevefthetess. ia inactive.
AS the ln An Kot, however. has been cleared
OF several lines of cotton goods. the Ieuz
deucy af prices Dos uDWarda Whe demand
pr Lincoln bieached musiius is so strong
that the agents have put up the price 10
Eci but one house, w m. j Peak al Co. la
still selling The goods NJ i1iNe There ig no
doubt, however, but tdey Will be advanced
tomorrow, fuOt to-day, 90 l6e. The Cn=
bot are still selling 40 l5c; KcrsaE8 u 1905
chapman l59e; Reynolds l2Sc; Green G
i2c,do. III tOhc: Red BANK f-f brfnh Tilke.dn-
rs lO1Ci Hopes have been advanced 10
NC. Bla ckstonc a l4i4c hEanch ID Black
stone l2laGs the Auburu have risen 20 zoe.
lu O her classes OF goods there ia no pare
ticulHf change 10 observe. Tho tendency
Dos upward, but much viii depend ou the
luture OF lude.
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SANITARY. desire to say few
words this morning on an important
suf,isct-not SO it may be to the whole
human race-but Of considerable i'm
portanee to those interested. We do
not. desire to complain of any body in
particular; we merely wish to reiterate
through our columns the same views
we have heretofore given on the sub
iect of cleanliness. That is holy
attribute in man which causes a de-
sire for The safety and comfort of his
neighbor aud his kindred without it,
he would be less a man than his Gre
ator intended,
Death comes with the Summer, and
cholera and yellow fever fee from the
haupts Of Jack Frost. Death-or
rather the cause of death-lurks in
our dirty streets and alleys, and it is
a source of regret that our city is not
free from them. We cast no refec-
ton on The Marshal or Street Super
intendent. Notice has been given,
but IA less the people promptly obey
such notices, in short time they for
get all about them.
The old canal has long consisted, in
the city, of nothing but ponds of
dirty, sinking water, but we are glad
to see that it is being filed up very
fast, and will soon trouble US no
more. All over the city are holes in
the alleys, filed with dirty water and
garbage. These should be filed up,
and the filth and dirt that has accu-
mulated should be hauled away. In
many places. in the city vacant lots
are too low, and on these the water
stands until the stencil is almost in-
toIerable to those in the vicinity. We
could point out a number Of these
bad places, but do not think it worth
while. The duty of every citizen is
to clean up his yards and alleys, and
avoid sickness in his family. in the
Summer. One person is as much in
terested as another, and we hope that
all will promptly heed our advice and
put their premises in a good sanitary
condition. 1t has been said that
. cleanliness. is next to Goodness, .
and we believe it.
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A LARGE SToCK. OF MILLINERY
GOODS AT CosT.-As [ am about TO
quit the manufacturing and retailing
of Millinery Goods, L will on aud after
the first day OF June, offer my entire
stock of Millinery Goods AT COST.
No difference will be made, whether
purchased in small or large quantities,
as the price will be strictly COST.
Ladies come and convince your
self. b. BAUM,
june2-1w No. 80 Main Street.
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TOBACCO SALES TO DAY. = Owing
to the late arrival of some Of the
tobacco that will be offered to day, it
viii require all morning to break "
it. and in consequence thereof the
sales Will not commence to-day until
two o'clock, at which hour they will
begin promptly.
Martin, Gardner & Co. will offer
about ninety hogsheads, principally of
low grades, and Weldon Bros. g. Co.
will sell about thirty hogsheads. The
fine prices that have been realized In
this market during the past month
have encouraged farmers to hurry up
their tobacco. and as a consequence
receipts and sales have been larger
than usual, and the trade more lively
than ever before in Evansville. A
full attendance Of bidders is desired
this afternoon at the Planters Ware
house.
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Not So Fast.

We warn all persons owning Flor
ence Sewing Machines, not to let any
one meddle with their Machines while
we are agents.
We also warn the public not
to purchase the Florence Sewing
Machine from man calling him
self A. B. Howard, and as Agent for
said Machine, as we have no notice
of his appointment, and will legally
protest against him selling said Ma
chimes in certain counties, at least for
some time to come.
SCHAPKER, BUssING q Co.,
Special Agent for Southwestern In
lana and Western Kentucky. je3f
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Ii there is any one in this vicinity
who can give the Postmaster of this
city information as to the where
abouts of Sarah Kelly or Alice Goble,
they will render an act of kindness to
an inquiring relative.
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PoTAToEs.-In our item abont po-
iatoes yesterday, the types made us
say that potatoes were selling at from
zoe to 81 so per bushel, when it should
have said per barrel.
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R@ Great demand for Barrett,s. .

DELICIoUsLY MEDICINAL--This is the
universal verdict pronounced upOn the
tried them. The Well-kuowu heauh-pro-
noting Ingredients from which they "a re
made, ana their Invaluable merits as a
remedy for Indigestion anu all its conse-
quenf ailments. and the preventative
qualities against diseases arising from
climatic changes, misamatic influences
and imperfect searetions. are so wi e'y
known and so houOrabiy endorsed. that
we trust no one will 1Oreg0 the advantages
of their use.
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PRoLIFIC.-We were shown bunch
of cherries yesterday, that, on a stem
not over six inches long, had thirty
eight cherries on it. They were the
May Duke " variety, and were raised
in this city.
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By this, We do not mean that there
we're nobody there, for the number
was quite respectable, but the rooms
should have been crowded. The
Choir, during the evening, sung sew
eral pieces of excellent music in their
inimitable style. Among which were.
{" Christmas Anthem" Gipsey
Chorus" ExultiDg Angels,
Cute me Oh, Thou Great j ehovah. "
The entertainment was an exceed
ingly pleasant one, and should have
been literally patronized.
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UfnClat.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTAIENT OF STATE,
Washington, May "a. 1869.
Information has been received at
this Department, from Mr.. z. S.
Spalding, the Consul of the United
States at Honolulu, of the death,
on the Both day of March last, at
Honolulu, Of j. G. Hughes, formerly
of Richmond, Wayne County. Indi-
ana. je2d3t.
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FRONTS UP.-The fronts OF Hol-
lingsworth's new building on Water
Street, and Of Preston's on First
Street, are up, and in short time the
buildings will be finished
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ELECTED.-At a meeting of the
stockholders of the Evansville,
Carmi & PAducah Railroad Co., held
on Wednesday, Robert A Hill, Esq,
was elected President, and James F.
Welborn, Secretary.
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RECORDERS COURT

RECORDER's COURT
Ford tried to hit George on the nose,
George drew out his revolver,
Mrs. Ford gra bbed him by the collar,
And Hitch and the Fords came to blows.
Hitch tapped Ford on the head,
And nearly knocked HIM dead,
But his Injuries We're not very serious;
But another little rap
over has potato trap,
Would have made Ford feel very "queer-
Ious."
The fact is, the Ford's had been
drunk aud disorderly, and resisted
officer Hitch, who arrested them
They were each fined IS Is, and sem
to the lock up.
only drunk, and nothing more"
James Harrison, on the charge of 8
plain drunk, was fined s. 40, which
he paid and retired.
J Thus ended light days work.
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DIsoRDERLY. - John Knapke as
saulted Rachel Stinson. yesterday,
and when arrested by Officer Perry,
he refused to go with him. Perry
brought him to taw," however, and
called wagon and hauled him to the
lookup. He will be tried this morn
ing before the Recorder.
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LosT-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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MEMPHIS, June 3.-Weather warm and
s10Wery. Giver rieing slowly.-Departed
BELLE ST. Louis Minnie, st Louis sill
yer Spray. Cincinnati: Alice Dean, New
Orleana. The Arkansas River has risen
feet In the past forty-elght hours.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Departed-Gray
Eagle. Louisville. Arrived-Mollfe Able.
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Two Souls WITH BUT A SINGLE
THOUGHT. = And that thought was
how bestto smooth the course of true
love, and to flank all human objee-
tions to the consummation of their
ccnnubial felicity.
The course of true love, it is said,
never does run smooth. but it some
times does run fast, especially when
the lovers board the Qaickstep. So
thought Mr.. James 7. Berry and Miss
Mamie NJ. Clark, who, possessing
1.-TWO souls with but single thought"
and fn ling objections existing. deter
mined to thwart all opposition, and
have their hands bound as indisso-
lubIy as were their young hearts.
Quietly leaving their homes at Nor
garfield, KY, they made their way to
the river, and thence by the Quickstep
to this city, and yesterday. at 1915
A. NJ, Rev. R. Andrus tied the knot
for them in the parlors of the Ameri-
can House.. in the presence of a few
invited guests. The bride is a lovely
young lady of sweet sixteen, and we
were not surprised that the happy
Berry was about to kiss the bride
when the ceremony was but half per-
formed The happy couple left by
the Quickstep, as happy as young and
hopeful hearts can be.
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BB- The Annual Address at the De
Paw College Commencemt Exer-
cises, in New Albany, will be deliv-
cred by DR.. Andrus, of this city.
on the 10Th inst, at 71PM.
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UNIFoRMED.-We learn that it is
proposed to uniform our city police,
so that persons can distinguish them
from the "other fellers."
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TEARING DowN-Mr. James Steel lie
is tearing down his brick Planning
Mill, on Second Street, between Cherry
and Chestnut, aud proposes to put up
two fine dwellings in its place.
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IA Two hundred and twenty EIGHT
tons of Strawberries we're received at
Chicago. during the past week. They
all were raised in Southern Illinois.
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WANTED-Agents for the Florence
Sewing Machine in the counties Of
POsey, Gibson. Pike, Warrick, Du-
bOis, Spencer, Perry and Crawford.
Apply at No. / South Secopd Street,
or address A. p. HOWARD, Box 726,
Evansville, Ind. je2 It
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B9 All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'s. I'm
B6- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at |. q. ID. HEIMAN's.
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s%Among the patents issued for the
week ending May 28th, we notice one
to Charles Herman, of this city, for
a Saw Set.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04

RgThe largest and finest strawber-
ries are selling in the New Albany
market at twenty cents per gallon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04
CnrInsIfm nn Ionr.

The latest styles of ventilated Sum
mer Hats just received, viz: The
Tropical. Keep Cool, Summit, Cucum-
Der, Hampden, one ounce Panama,
All kinds Of hats made to order at
MARCoNNIER's
may23-1W Sign of Big Bear.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04

LOOKS WELL.-The stores of Sem
onin, Dixon & Co., and NJ organ, Read
& Co. have lately been newly painted,
and look frst-rate.