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The New York herald., 1869-04-14
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

ITO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH EVERYTHING
complete, TO private family OF adults house thre
story and Dasement within three minues' walk OF Wa
street South ferries Apply 10 G. b. HAsKEL 62 Broad
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO RENT IN
n Seynhth avenue Fourteenth street; rent s2,750
with Mir Gas Fixtures, &c. contains IL rooms Apply
al 80 Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

A MOST ELEGANT LARGE MANSION, WITH STABLE
n and lo Forty-nint street near fh avenue,
let: also House. fully furnished rent
81, 4lO. with many Others Ia the neighb1orhood.
T.. BURNS, Fifth avenue, Forty street.
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A RARE CHANCE.--To LET, A HOUSE, WITH CAR
~ ra2e house aud stables the Grand boulevard, sur
90 ots gron three minutes walk 10 Eght
avenue very low Inquire al 6I Broadway,
stairs.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

A TO LET OR LEAsE-h FIRST GLASS HIGl
a. stoop House. with all improvements; 20 rooms s5A5i
lot I0 possession Apply the premises. II Eas
Twelfth street, Fifth and University p!ac
from sA. NJ. to 4. N.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

ITO LET-THE STORE AND THREE ROOMS N5 EAST
Thirtyfourth street, the ferry suitable for
busness rent 5 Apply next bakers store at 3s sprn
street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

RIO LET-THE THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE
" est Thirteenth ;cet.
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HERE will be meeting Of NE members
once, On The sscoad Monday Of Jannor1. ie0o. 81 !
o'clock p. =, for ths paTpess 6 asssg Hard q Ds-
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

Water MELON THIEvFs.--We
yesterday afternoon witnessed IL e
adroitness with which some Of the
youth of the present day commit
petit larceny. An old man, having
the remnant Of load Of melons IN
his wagon, was peddlirg tie n ouf 10
the residents aloug Leet Street. near
the corner Of Centre, when ne was
hailed by pert looking young man,
between sixteen and twenty years OF
orc who Immediately entered into
NEGOTIATIONS with the old gentleman
ca melon. This was the signal for
the advance Of the reserve" which
consisted of four or five as evil look
ing young scamps as could be found
ou-side of a House of Correction.
While the ring leader was engaging
the attention of the melon vender,
his eonfederates were busily engaged
loading themselves with melons and
disappearing in the vicinity Of " Big
Muddy" to deVour their ill-gotten
Injuries. If Evansville could boast
a House Of Correction, or some other
place where these young thieves
could be set at work, it would be a
blessing to the community, and to the
young reprobates.
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,hioag0 maPEet.

B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, August 70.
.FxcnANGE-E Eastern hrmer at par sell
ing and L8I-5 Off buying
FLoUR-Quiet; sales at s590 Sf1a for
WHRAT-Active and 4c higher; sales Of
sales or No. at 81 35; this afternoon the
market IS easier; No. nominally 81 ~
cash and sellers August, and 81 139l "a
sellers September.
CoRS-Moderately active and steady; &c
higher; No opened 81 CSC, advanced 70
good demand ana 2@5c higher; sales AZ
S3LlS5c: no grade 79GS9c; this afternoon
the market Is easies al sc Tor No. 2, sellers
August. -st.
o4Ts-Firmer and 20 higher; No. 2
opened at 46l4c. Teceded 70 43Ic, and
closed at 451z549ei sales OF rejected at 4l9
RYE-AIoderateiy &C i've and firm; sales
OF No. 2 at 94c; rejected at SOgSzc; closing
al 9ic for No. 2.
BARLEY-FIrm and nominally 285c high
er sales Of No.2 At 81 20, sellers Septem-
Der.
HrGHwINEs-Firn; sales of rev 81 49,;
holders as ifiDgSl 20 AZ the close.
SUGAR-l31z,g I've for common TO prime
PR0yIsToNs-Quiet. Mess Pork steady at
s33 5 cash. and s2jg23 90 sellers January.
LARD-NOmina al at l90l9Ac.
Cur AfEATg-Drys salted shoulders l3Zci
rough sides l61zc; short lib l651gl1c; sweet
CATILE-Quiet Mt s495 80 for common TO
extra cows - 80 ID 10 70 for lair 10 good
steers. .aa 40
HoGs-Dull and I5025c lower; S. 50G8 so
for common; 53a9 p for fair TO medium
50 4tal0 90 for 80 d 70 extra tTlme.
FREIG aTs-Isess active and &c hlgheri
sc for corn to Buffalo; 90 FOL corn TO Os-
WegO.
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rinoInnnrI narRai.

~ rslezraph.I CTSoINEATI. Aug. 20.
FI.oUR-Unchanged and dun and not
enough done to establish quotations.
Observation-Disclosures and dull and noth-
GoRN-In demand at 81 co, but held S95c
higher.
OATs-Dcll at 59d56c.
RYE-SI CJ6al O..
WHISKY Quiet at ST 20; no sales.
ToAACCo-Active; sa es Of DO hhds at
s6 40 Is.
Provisions Unchanged and quiet, with
but lille dOG G: 1oJ bDls mess pork OF Sc
fect brand Were sold at SIS 60; nothing
TRANSFERRED in bacon or bulk meats.
LAID Tices nomiDaily unchanged.
BUTTER-Uuchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
QIIS-Idnseed, dull at 95ag7c. Lard Oil,
steady at 81 42gl IS. Petroleum, 2Sgs0c Tor
refined.
4oLD-I324 buying.
ExCHANGE-SJeady at j 10 per cent. dis
count buying aud at par selling.
MoSEY-Aiarket steady ct 6gl2 per cent
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M0 gETARY& C0HMpRGIAL
Nen 90 Rnrkef.


5y telegraph NEW YoRR. August 20.
COTTOE-ID fair request sales of eco bales
at 345zc for mlddling upianOs.
FLOUR-Receipt= 1870 barrels: and II, 49,
sales OF 500 barrels at e5 7006 20 for super
Fl Q STATE aad Western e6 59g7 10 for extra
tate: So 23d7 Is for extra western; 81 20
1S7 IS for white wheat extra. 50 GOAT .
for round hoop Ohio; g. O0as 90 for extra
~ Lou s So OJ9IO 90 for good TO choice do.
5 t1tye h@ur IS q7iet; sales OF 800 barrels at
CORN EAL-searce and auiet.
x,y- a Af-S1uleli sales OF 10 barrels or
Naturalization 90 2f6. market heavy
ah1 lo zg9oc lower; sales OF 5000 bushels at
u 40GI - Tor No. . Spring 81 80 for very
choice d., an ex rene; 81 E5al 57L for
Winter red and amber W estern 81 $50 for
new amber delivered; 81 90 Tor new amber
maryland.
BARLEY-Som nal.
CoRE- Scarce and drmer; sales Of 43 .OCO
bushels at 93cGsl 10 Tor unsound new
mixed western, 81 l29l Il for sound do,
and SI I4aI Is for Wesseru.
OATS - Receipts, 35,lS3 bushels; drmer
and closing dull; sales OF 1900 bushels at
62a64c for new Southern and Western
closing al 62G65c, and 62c for Old Western.
RICE-Firm; Carolina, SH99Zc.
CoFFEE-Luil.
1I1E@l2c for Cuba, and ll1s9l215e for Porto
MoLAssEs-DulI; small sales Of Musco'
vado at 4Sg52c.
HOPS-NOminal.
OIL-Petroleum firm at &c Tor reuneu
l Lfuseed quiet.
PoRK-Dul and unsettled: sales of w
barrels at $50 50g32 IS for new mess; ~ p
d2S 90 for prime, and $50 50 Tor prime mess
BEEF-Quiet; 100 barrels sold at IS 508
/ SIS so for new plain mess; So OO9l2 II foI
new extra mess; beef hams quiet sales o.
| G5 barrels at SIS 00930 90.
! Cur MEATS-Steady sales Of . packages
| at I45z9l5<c for shoulders l4@I9c I2l
| hams; middles firm 80 boxes, lce-cureo
! sold at l71zGI719e.
| IARD-QufeJ and steady; 40 tie,ces sold
at I7L0I91Ic for steam; l9140l95zc fol
| RettIe-rendered; also 500 tferces stea N sold
! at I9I<c on sellers last half OF September
/ BUTTER-Quiet; l6tg38c for Ohio.
CIIEEsE-Quiet and steady ll@l6c
FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool, hrmer; ship
ments OF wheat al Stzd, per sail; lO1Sd pei
| steam.
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AnelIoa sac of Wo0I.

By Telegraph j NEW YORK, August 60
Al the auction sale o. wool to day the
r,rIces obtained were considered fair. The
following will give a correct idea Of the
o1aiitfeS and The prices brought: I pile
cornbing ami coarse fleece at 1881 do X
and : o. I OHIO and West Virginia deeces,
40Lc: / do x Michigan a zee, 46c; do y
ard No. 1 Michigan fieeces, 45c; J do y and
40. Michigan deeces, $40: do x ana
above Ohio and Wesl Virginia flee cess 431sc :
40 X and above Ohio and West Virginia
deeces. 4S5Sc; 1 do \ o. Indiana and Mich
fgau Geeces, 45c; ] do ONO and West Nlr-
p1nfa unmerchantable fieeces, 54c; DO
ONO aud West Virginia unwashed heeces,
size; do X ana NO. 1 West Virginia
neeces, AS1zc.
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BY Teiegraph.l 81. LOUIS, August &c
ToRAcoo-Actlve at full prices.

BY TeIegraph.l ST. LOUIS, August 26.
ToRACco-Active at full prices.
CoTToF-Nominal. at SIC.
HEmP-NothiRg doing; undressed nom
inal, at 81 l5@l 20; hacked tow, wanted
and firm, at 81 30.
s. FLoUR-Quiet and dull, with little else
than order demands; supeTfine, 50 OJ; \,
S. 1905 SO; Xxx, s. 1896 90; fancy, 81 COG
850.
WHEAr-Dall and heavy: No. has de-
cIined &c and No. 3 sc; no good Spring
Offering; NO. 2 Fail, 81 l2at II; n o. i, 81 lS,9
/ q; choice, 81 25gI 30.
CoRN-Fnm; mixed ia bulk, soc; white
IN sacks. Sl@g3c.
OAFs-Ftrm, without quOtable change
mixed, zoe; choice white, 52@5fc.
BABLEY-Dull: 81 Is for \ %. 2 spring.
. RYE-Duli and lower; o2GS3c for good 70
pfim
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 20.
t5RoCERTES u nCaangeo.
PROvIsI 9Ns-V cry dun m ess pork t3f %
s34 o; dry sailed shOlders, held az lac; loost
clear RIB sides, l7169l754c; clear sides i5e
Bacon duh ana less nrmi shouldeUs l254c
rio SIDES lS2c; Gle ar rib sides, 1885, cleal
sides IgGIeI4c; break fast bacon, Uc. Lard
dun I91 z1L.0c Tor choice fierce; bic Tor keg
CarrIE-In fair demand at 51z96Zc for
prime TO choice.
: HOss-scarco and firm, at 39l011c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

HABEAs CORPUS KATE. - This
ro,orious female was shipped off on
isst wednesday FOR Chicago, and
t~snsnortarion furnished by the
County. transportation oyer the Z.
& G. Railroad to Terre Haute was
given her, and Conductor John Kirk
man was furnished s. with winch to
procure her Sportation to Chicago.
as the authorities were afraid so trust
Kate with the money. When the cars
got to Vincennes, Kate made her
escape from the train. and that was the
last heard Of her. We predict that
this feminine nuisance will be back
in this city in less than two weeks.
She was shipped from here to Vim
cennes once before. and was promptly
shipped back here by the V'ncennes
authorities, and it is very likely that
they will do the same thing again.
We need workhouse for such char
acters.
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River Eeisncntclaea.


PITTsBUR0, Aug. 26.-Monongahela
20 inches and falling Weather clear.
Thermometer so.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-Port List
Arrivals and departures-Thc regular
packets. River stationary with 5 feet
4 inches In the channel. Business
moderate.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 26. Weather
still hot, notwithstanding the mercury
was 96o at PM. to-day. River ford
able at this point.
ST. LOUIS, August 26.-Arrived.
City of st. Paul, ST. Paul; w. Is.
Dance, Wyandot;e; Schuyler, Peoria
Harry johnson, KeokUk; 0ctaYia,
Sioux City; HaRkeye State. st. Paul
Columbia, Omaha Departed: Nile,
Omaha; Harry johnson, Keokuk
City of St. Paul. st. Paul; Lady Gay,
New Orleans; Milbrey, Tennessee
River. The river rises about three
inches every nig ht, bat remains stations
airy during the day. The Upper Mis-
sisippi is again rising and the Mis-.
souri, is improving. The weather has
changed, for the better.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-POrt List
Emma No. 3, from New Orleans to
Cincinnati; Charmer, from CinciB-
natl to Evansville; Glasgow, from
Cincinnati to Memphis; Sam. J Hale,
from Memphis, Is working her way
up slowly. River about stationary,
with 3 feet II inches water Ia the ca
nal
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TIE County Agricultural So
eFRfFAe

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention 10 orr
superior facilities for doing all classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &C. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or colOred inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles of poster type, and our faciii-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, on
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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Ser orleans Aarkel.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. aug -.
CorroN-Sales Of 10 bales middiings
nomInaIIy at &c; receipts of3J bales.
! FToTfT.SuD erfine and Xxx scarce other
grades dull and lower; supernne 50 T5;
Xxx So 40; XXX So so.
CoRE-95c Tor mixed; 051Zc4sl for white.
tOATs-Firfner; new ana OLD zoe.
8 BRAS-Fumer at 81 o2II.
i HAY-s22.
z PORK--DuD.
BACoN-Declined to I6i4c for shoulders (;
191S@195<c Tor sides.
BARD-Tierees 20g2ic; keg 23c.
SUGAR-ConamoH llUl2c; prime ia l4IZc.
HOIAss Es-BebOiled 60d7Oc.
WHISKY Firm at 81 27Iz0gl 90.
CoFFEE-- Unchanged.
EXCHANGE--SteTllng 1877 New York
sight 30 per cent. premium.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

RAIN.-We learn that heavy rain
fell on Wednesday evening, or the
old p. 6. O'Riley farm, some two or
three miles from town. This is sim
gular, but the fact was vouehed for by
several persons that we met yesterday.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph.l EAsHYIII.E, Aug. 70.
WHEAT-Market weaker: red, 81 10;
amber. 81 =; white, 81 70.
BARLEY-sl 10.
RYh-Sl 90.
OATS-60c.
GORN-97c.
BAcoE-sideal. 20 52c; shoulders. iG1zc.
hams. 2lC.
TARD-ZIJLc.
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Be wise and select " Barrett's."
Grand Humboldt Celebration at
Evansville.

The 18th Of September, 1869, the
one hundredth birth day Of Alexan-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor Of
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements are being
made to celebrate said birthday at
our city, in 4 manner worthy of the
great deceased. f|
The undersigned committee take
pleas ure in inviting the people of
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned and honored name
of Alexander Won Humboldt viii
awaken the deepest sympathies in the
heart of every intelligent BEING, we
feel confident that our citizens and
neighbors will attend the celebration
en- DldSSe.
All lodges, societies, associations,
etc, with or without emblems), are
respectfully requested to participate
In the procession.
Come one! Come all!
VIM. HEILMAN,
MORRIS CAIN,
DR.. I. SCHULTZ,
4. a. GOETHE,
q. SCHRAEDER.
Committee of Invitation.
aug 25d&w-td
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EXPRESS CHANGEs.-Harry Ter
hume, late money and freight clerk in
the American Express Office in this
city, left for Indianapolis on Wednes-
day evening, having received orders
to report to that place He viii prob
ably be sent to Louisville. Harry is
a gentleman in the fullest sense Of tho
term, and together with the present
efficient agent, Mr.. J. w. Souter, made
a "tull team.
Mr.. Joseph Zimmerman, of Tifin,
Ohio, will take the place of Mr. Ter
hume.
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E3- As hot day, yesterday-Gke
it's predecessors for some time past
was a grand success. The sky got
cloudy in the afternoon, and there
was a slight prospect or rain, but it
was only a false alarm. 5t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

ONnTTED.-In our list of those who
went to Cincinnati to see the match
game between the Red Stockings and
the Haymakers, we failed to note that
Theo. Russell, the popular clerk at
the Sherwood House, was among the
number.
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BB- We desire to call the attention
of the pavement fixer to the con-
dition Of the brick sidewalk at the
corner Of Water and Pine Streets.
1t is the poorest apology for a pave
ment we ever saw.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

"a We call attention to the ad-
vertisement in to-day's JOURNAL, of
Neumann's Exchange and Restaurant,
opposite the Sherwood House. He
has lust opened out at that place.
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Unadjusted losses, sl8,50O. Ut
.-...... STATE .,. q I. lila9ls.

Auditors OIfice, Dept OF Insurance, :
Springfield, Aug. 5, 1863
Whereas, the Republic Insurance Com
pany, located at Chicago, in the y ate OF
Illinois, has filed in this Office statement
of the condition of us affairs, as requi red
by the provisions Of an act approved
March H. 1869, showing that IL is possessed
of the required amount of capital as re-
ton of the affairs and condition OF said
Company, made by me IN pursuance of
the PROVISIONS of the act Aforesaid, has
fully verified the statement as filed in this
office by said Company:
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the pro-
visions OF the act aforesaid, !, Charles +.
LlppincOtt, Auditor OF Pubnc Accounts Of
the Stale OF Illinois, do hereby certify that
the said Republic insurance Company is
authorized 10 transact It's appropriate bust.
ness OF Fire and Marine Insurance In this
state, n accordance with the laws there
Of, until the thirty-hrst day Of January
AID. 1870.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

sr Most Of the base ball excur-
<sionists to Cincinnati will be home
to-day, and they will be besieged by
all the base ballists in town to know
all about the "squabble between the
Red Stockings and lawmakers.
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BG The pavements on Sycamore
Street are in a bad condition. They
were torn up along the edges so as
new curbing could be put down, and
have been IN a dilapidated condition
ever since. We hope the sidewalk
committee will be kind enough to
look into the matter.
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A PLAGIARISM. AT the corner of
Leet and Centre Streets, there is a
vacant lot full of sinking water, and
on the fence all around it can be read
Johnson's Hog Cholera Medicine
We presume the water is guaranteed
to cure the hogs-by killing them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

ROBBERY. - The till in August
Gremse's store, in Lsmasco, was rob
bed of about S35 yesterday morning.
The way it was done is supposed to
be as follows: Kate Lucas, motor
ious demirep, went into the house of
Mrs. Gremse, which adjoins the gro
Gerry, and engaged her in converse
ton, Mr.. Gremse being absent at
market at the time. Kate Lucas kept
Mrs. Gremse talking a considerable
time, and shortly after Kate
left, the lady found that the
money drawer had been robbed.
Suspicion at once pointed to John
NJ. Wilson, Hates A" fancy man,
and Mr.. Gremse made affidavit, and
Marshal Wunderlieh started out with
a search warrant to :" go through /"
Wilson. But the Marshal could ind
no money, and the accused was after
wards released. Wilson afterwards
met Kate up town ia company with
another man (who was only showing
her the way to Chris. HedderIch 81
and it made him mad, and he gave
her few gentle licks about the head.
Complaint was made against Wilson
for the assault. and he was again ar
rested yesterday evening and taken
before the Recorder, who fined him
$24. Chris. Wunderlich again search
ed him, on his second arrest and
found $13 on his person, mostly in
postal currency. He also learned
that Wilson had giyen his lawyer So
which had been sent to Mrs. Bo-
fandick's to be changed, and en- asking
Mrs. B. for the bill, she handed out a
five dollar bill with a round hole in
one end Of it, which was described in
Mr.. Gremse's affidavit. This was
deemed conclusive evidence, and VIII
son was transferred to the county Jail,
to await his trial for grand larceny.
Kate Lucas was also arrested and
locked up.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

CHILD DROWNED. Ado ut dark
yesterday evening, little boy aged
nearly two years, sen Of Andrew
Herbert, was accidentally drowned by
falling IN the hoop-vat at Wiltshire &
kreipkes cooper shop. It was
almost Immediately gotten out. but
the water was SO strong that life was
extinct. He was bright little fell
low, and his parents wero almost dis
tracted. A great many children
play around the cooper shop and near
the canal, and although repeatedly
driven away, they will go back again.
The vat has no fence around it, but
it is situated on the side of the build.
ing, and entirely out Of the way Of
any ono getting in accidentally. The
children like to play in the water
with sticks, and hence the accident
I The same little boy, about half Al
hour before his death, was os til,
walls oTMr. Wiltshire's new cooper
shop, andif he had fallen into til,
celler it would undoubtedly hav,
killed him. Little children in a cit,
need careful watching.
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The only additional arrival up to
midnight last was the Minneola and 3
barges, Cincinnati to Memphis. She
has had serious time Of it. having
been II hours aground on Portland
Bar and % hours on French Island
Bar. She had an immense trip Of
freight. She reports the Altoona had
got over the bar and proceeded up the
river, having been assisted by the
Minneola. She also pulled the Fla
villa eff the bar. J. J. Russell,
second pantryman OF the Minneola,
died suddenly on board, on Tuesday
night, and was buried on Wednesday,
on Flint Island. He is supposed to
have died of apoplexy. He was from
Cincinnati. but notEng is known Of
his history or his famiiy......."Whil
the Minneola was taking wood, at
Wolf Greek Point, a passenger, who
gave his name as Cooley, and who
said he has q brother at Pddueah,
while laboring under mania a
pot,s, handed his valise and 81 80
in money to a gentleman, and re-
marking, in a highly excited manner,
"They are after me" leaped
ashore, and rushing up the bank dis
appeared in the understandable
Charmer left Cincinnati ,on time, and
may be expected here this evening,
Among her passengers will be Geo
J. Lewis, of the firm of Humphrey
Lewis & Co. who comes to make this
city his future home We bespeak
for him a cordial welcome, for he is
worthy.