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an enormous item, fully double
what should have been expended.
Look at what the penitentiary has
cost the State under the Brownlow
rule. Before the war it was nearly
or quite a selfsustaining institu-
.tion. Uhder the Brownlow lad
ministration, it has cost the State
nearly quarter Of a million dol
lars, and the tax payers have had
to foot the enormous bill. The
registration of voters in 1866 cost
$3,74O, and thisshould have sufficed
with very little addition to it, but
in order to keep the State under |
Radical rule, an additional $4,000
has been expended, This expendi; |
ture was purely for the benefit OF
the Radical party. Another expen-
diture which has been for the benefit
of members of the Radical party,
isIthe $50, 404 paid to the Metropol
itan, Policea The citizens OF Nash
vile, Memphis and Chattanooga
were competent to choose their own
police and pay for the services OF
the same, yet in order to make
places for Radicals, the taxpayers
| of the State have had to foot a bill
of over 5000. The Governors
staff, in time of profound peace,
has cost the State nearly S3l, 900.
But tho crowning infamy in these
useless expenditures is the 1922 900
thrown away on the 'loyal mill
| tia" which was organized for no
other purpose than to harrass and
annoy the people and aid in carry
ing the election of 1867, o TACT
| which it will be seen the Comptrol-
Ter confesses as to the militia
BrowDlow called out only few
| DAYS before he retired from the
| Governors office, and left as q
| legacy to his successor. The i'm
| parchment of Judge Frazier Is
| another item in the expenditures
for political purposes. In the
! | items we have enumerated there is
! an unnecessary and useless expen-
, diture of fully 81, 0O0, 600, WI ich
| has been incurred for no other
r. purpose than to subserye
the political interests OF the
Radical party. Does the reader
wonder now that the treasury II
empty and that the State is on the
| verge of bankruptcy, if not repudi
8 alton, as intimated by the Comptrol
Ter and Secretary Of State2 Since
the close of the last fiscal year. The
! State has been going from bad t.
q | worse, and now with q tax assess
a ment fve-fold greater than that 0
h 1860, when the people wore pros
n porous and money plenty, tn
r Comptroller tells US that he has no
y. dollar with which to pay the J III,
q interest on theState debt In no 9th
a err period of the States history coul'
h such reckless squandering OF tn
l. peoples money have been CARRIE
n on with the impunity it has bee
,fl done since the reorganization OF th
Is State government. Had the Legs
n lature and State officials at any pc
n Rod before the war shown such q
utter disregard of the interests com
,e mitted to their charge, the peopl
~ would have hurled them from pow
ia er without waiting the form OF a
:. election. al.|. att.# =
II
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WOOD g. SIMPSON,
CORNER BROAD aad FrOat Streets,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
Err MAX Frs,
sheet Iron w OI'kerS
Steam Fittings and Brass Work.

VIE MANUFACTURES FLUE AND TUB
w ular Boilers OF all Dimensions. using the
best Tennessee Iron Id. .....
All kinds Of Sheet Iron work, such as Chin
neys, oil and Water Tanks. fire proof Doors
and HindOW-shuttsFs- Orders for new work OF
repairs in the city or country promptly at
tended to. Satisfaction guaranteed as 10 work
manship, and charges as low ~ "a any market.
Steam duages. Whistles. Safely GLOBE and
Throttle Valves. AlWays on hand Orders TO
specially solicited.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

d Persons writing to as for further information
expecting an answer by letter, must enclose
One Dollar with their name aud postOfice ad
dress plainly written, and they will receive i'm
mediate attention and answer by return Of
mail.
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w. III. WILLHorTE, of Bradley
county, who is a strong advocate.of
the restoration of the right to vote
TO the white tax payers Of the State,
says he will vote for Stokes.
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ACCOMMODATIONS.

Boarding aud other accommodations as good
aud as cheap a. any other similar Instltntlon,
North or South. .
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Piles, Piles, Piles

DR. WESTERVELT'S MAGNETIC PRE-
IL parations are SPECIFIC Remedy and
Never FailiBg cure fur Piles. He has
prescribed them for the last twenty five years,
and has neyer known them to tail of curing,
even in the worst cases of Ten and Fifteen
years standing They give immediate felief.
and effect perfect cure in a shorter time than
any other remedy. They CONTAIN NO MAR
QUITO, MERCURIAL or POISONOUS Drugs,
and may be used with perfect safety by either
Ladies or Gentlemen under any and all eifcum-
stances, or in any condition of health. They
can be SeIst by Mail to any part of the
United States. To any person sending me ff-
teen dollars, | viii send the remedy, post paid,
By return of mail. that / win warrant 90
cure the worst case of Piles Within one
month. andf in case The disease should re-
turn at any timowit five years, after using
these remedies strictly according tO my direc-
lions, I will bind myself 10 REFUND EVERY
DOLLAR PAID NE by thepatient; and in or
der to convince the most skeptical stranger that
this is no humbug, ] will give RELIABLE Sc
CURlTY. if desired. for the full and faithful
performance of the contract. Address DR.. Z.
A. IVES PEkVEl4T, Electric Water Cure, No,
Is Mulberry st.. Nashville. Tenu.
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Table and Dairy Salt.

GEO. C. ALLEN & co. HAVE JUST RE-
KspaWha Table and Dairy Salt. in barrels -
ap.S If B. ...... ...... 81. .L1--- -
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COMPILATIONS.

Examinations and consultations in our rooms
FREE. Visits for EXAMINATIONS or eOnsulta-
tions in any other part Of the city, Five Dollars
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FEEBLE PERSONS.

Patients vino are very low and feeble, need-
ing constant watching and attendance. VIII DO
we'll to bring a friend with them.
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Our Location

We are located in ono of the most healthy
cities in the West or South. We are on high
ground, and in the most airy and healthy part
of the city, with no Other house joining us
nearer than two hundred feet On either side. so
that We have free circulation Of air. and our
rooms are oil well ventilated on every side
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BATHING DEPARTMENT

perfecctly private. W have a Lady Assistant,
always in attendance. to administer To lady
patients. - DID,.
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CINCINNATI MnrReE.


By reIegrRph.l CIECrNNATI. Aug. IA
FL UR-Fltm but quiet; family 5000 rs.
WHEAT--5c higher and active; sales OF
$500 bushels at 81 03@l 80 for No. 2. and
81 35gl 70 for No. red; white sold az 81 40
al IS.
SCoRN-In coed demand and prices high
er; sales THIS afternoon az 94c.t
OATs-Are firm at 57@6Jc for No. TO
choice white.
RYE Higher; closes at 059Gc.
BARLEY-Hotning done; none Offering,
WHIsEY-In good demand at 81 GO.
PROVISIONS -GeneTally drmer, and hold
ers asking higher prices. Mess Pork held
at s34. but buyers don't offer over G33 80
Lara held at 20J<c, but could not be sold at
better than 2oe aud there 10 not much de-
holders are Indifferent about selling. Bulk
Meats held at A@l41<e for shouIderss l01S1
16t<c for sides. Bacon held higher; sales or
80 hoRsheads shoulders az bye, but they
are generally held at 151<e; clear sides sold
at l9c loose; they are held al 1870 packed (;
hams 24c. Butter hrm NJ - to 1lc. Eggs
dull at lie. Cheese firm aud supply light,
w estern Reserve 13c; factory l5c.
OILs-Ldnseed dull at s649Sc. Lard 81 30
al b. Petroleum 2s9SOc for irenned, and
sG6GRNFirm and demand good at 100
CoFFEE-Flrm al 2la28c.
BEHF CArTLE-Dull and % per Genital low
err prime TO choics 50 1906 % per GENITAL
unchanged; fair to prime IS 50 10
sHEEP-Duii at 81 50 to 81 90 per GENITAL
gross.
GOLDFISH buying. l345S selling.
EXCHAEGE-ttrfn at lilo discount buy
MoNET-The market is easy at s9l0 per
cent.
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N0NRTARY& C0MMERfIAl.


BY Telegraph NEW YORK, August Il.
COTTON Firm sales OF ], 900 bales at 5315o
for middling uplands
FLOUR Receipts $50 bbls; 5alOc better
sales Of $500 bbls at s086 60 for superb ne
state and western, e7 l5g7 GO for extra
state 81 O007 90 for extra Western, 81 7O0d
s. for white wheat extra, 81 00@7 20 for
Sd O0al0 90 for good TO choice do, closing
flrm included in the sales were 1900
bbls OF extra, Tor export at y z9ga Y IoI
steady: sales or $50 b5ls at a 508670.
CORNaEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Quiet and frn; sales Of 50 bbls
of Western % 81 l85z for free.
WHEAT-Receipts 81 .289 bushelsi l9Zc
better and good export demand restrict
ed by the firmness or freights; sales OF 2l4s-
600 bushels at 81 57Gll So for No. ? Spring
81 50gI 81 for very soft DO; 81 Is for No. 4
81 72eI IS for Winter red Ohio and Indt-
ana; 81 50 FOR new amber Tennessee and
Miebigan sl rs for new amber De Del
State, and 81 7211 IS for white California.
RYE-Quiet.
CoRN-Recetpts, 6 $50 bushels; dull and
dropping; sales OF 1900 bushels at S5c9
81 ~ for unsound new mixed Western )
81 14sl ~ for sound do.
OATS Receipts, 2, 1903 bushels; heavy and
lower: sales Of 1900 bushels at 73975c for
old Western afl0at, 6s0z3c for new do.
afiOat, and G6e for new do. TO arrive.
RIcE-In moderate request,
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR Moderately active; sales or 80
nnds. az ll9S9l21ae for Cuba, and l29lz1ac
for Porto Rico
MoLAsr ES--Firm,
OIL-Petroieum quiet at l7HMHI6c for
crude and 321SC5325Ic FOR refined Llnseed
oil dull at 07@99c in casks.
PoRK-A shade easier; sales Of 400 bbls
81 et ss zos - g tor low mess 81 55g8 q
BEEF-Sleadys beef hams quiet; sales OF
S. bbls at s26 O0Gs0 90.
CUE ME Ts--Ste ady; sales Of 40 pack
aHa III
hams and mindless
LARD-Firm and quiet: sales Of 375
kettle rendered.
BUTTEEzQuiet at l6@30c for Ohio and
16a57c for State.
CHEEsR-Firm at llMl6c.
FREIGHns-Firm shipments Of 22,000
bushels per sail at CD per Steam l0zd Of
fered and lid asked for wheat.
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River DisDafclsea.

CAIRo. August l4.-Loreua, st. Louis TO
PlttsbuFg, 3 a IN; M. @. Porter. Tennessee
Memphis TO st. Louis, AM; Richmond,
louisville to Cairo, An; monitor Harry,
Mound City to New Orleans, 3 PM; Lizzie
Gill, New orleans % ST Louis HsM.
Thompson Dean. st. Louis 10 New Orleans,
6P.M.; Eelle Memphis. st. Louis to Mem
pills. Pm. The river fell two inches. The
weather is clear. Mercury ST.
LOUISVILLE. August II. Port List =
Louis Louis silver spray, New Orleans TO Gin
cfunaH The liver is falling, with four
feet two inches water In the canal, two
feet two inches on the falls, and one loot
two inches over the rocks. The weather
Is cloudy and warm.
rived-Jefferson. from Pittsburg; Kate
Putnam, from st. Louis; Silver Spray
from New Orleans. Departed--SaTn- j.
Hale, to Memphis; Lawrence, to Marietta
River stationary; ~ feet on the bars.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-Port List--Arrived-
Andy Johnson, Keokuk; Illinois, Peoria
HaWkeye State, Davenport; Bengal Tiger,
Dubuque; Silver Bow, Miami; Kate Ken
Beaver, Lasalle; Andy Johnson, Aeokuk
Sucker state, st. Paul; Bee and barges
aud Great Republic, New Orleansi julia,
Vieksburg; Champion, Cincinnati; 81.
Luke, Glasgow; Mary Mcdonald, Omaha.
River falling steadily. Lower Missouri
rising slowly. Upper Mississippi and I'LL
nois declining. There was very heavy
storm this afternoon. Mercury at 3 pm 81 q.
PTTTsBURo, August INSTRUMENTATION Is
inches and falling Weather clear and
pleasant. Thermometer 7o'.
CAIRO. August l5.-Grand Lake, Mem
phis TO Grand Tower, 10 PM; AlasKa, Gin
cinnau 70 New Orleans, AM Marble
City, NicksburR 10 St Louis, 8 An /; KEEL
The river tell inches. Weather clear
mercury bBo.
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chicago Market.

B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, August IA.
EXCHANGE Eastern dull at par selling
FLoUR-ouiet az 50 OOs7 50 for Spring
extras.
WmEAr Less active and hrDlef; sales OF
No. j at 81 AZ; No. 2 at 81 450l AZ, c Osing al
81 IS for No. z; this afternoon the market
was dull and easier at 81 42gI 421z, SELECTS
August FOR NO. 2
CoRN-DeelinedI &c, with sales OF No. 2 Mt
00d92c; rejected az S5aS8c; no grade At
759s0c, closing at 909G0Ie for No. y; this
afternoon the market was heavy At soIc
for No. 2. sellers August
OAT5-Quiet ana L9Szc lower; sales OF
No. at 49a50zc; rejected 4Sg4blc, closing
easy at Adj 2491Zc for No. q
EYE-f5teady and firm ssd Ig9i14c higher;
sales Of No. at 81 Oi@I co. reFscted 94es
closing at 81 o. Tor No. 2.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady at 81 30 for
No. in store. 81 3O9l 81, sellers September,
closing at 81 30.
HIGHWINEs- Scarce and Arm aud %
higher; sales at 81 10 Ia irOn-bound and
81 0S IN VIZ oden packages, closing with
buyers AZ 81 OS1z aud sellers at 81 %.
sUGAR--l81zgI354e Tor common 10 prime
Cuba.
PROYIsIOF s-Quiet and nominaly m
changed 1913 rs lOr Mess Pork; l03l01zc for
Lard; l35ze for dry-salted shoulders
l7159lSc for sweet-pickled hams iG1zc for
rough sides, and l611@lTc for short fib
middles.
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~. louis Aarket.

BY Telegraph.1 ST. LOUIS, August Il.
ToBAoco-steady and unchanged.
CoTToE-Eothing doing, there being no
sales.
FLogR-Steady and unchangedi sales OF
super AT 50 l5a5 80; X, So %. Xxx, S. 900
so; Xxx, s850B5 COS fancy, IS 25Gga 90
WHEAT-Duil, heavy and irregular :
common Spring sold az 81 1901 lS, prime
10 strictly prime red Fall, tl 250i 1711i
choice, 81 40Ml 49, prime 10 choice white.
81 4581 So; fancy, II goal 68.
CoRE--Held above buyers views, aud
but little done: common mixed, in sacks,
sold al Soc; mixed while, 90g05cf white, 80
@g8c.
: oars Dull; sales OF mixed, IN bulk, At
42g48c; black and mixed, ia sacks, 5o95ie;
white, 53957c.
RYE low al 93c9sl 90.
WHIGKY-U nchnnRed at VI 10.
GROCERIES and unchanged.
PoRK-Qufet at @3l %
DRY SALrED MEATS irmer, with sales
OF loose clear sides at TIC.
BAC9N-5tin and advancing; ahoulfe y
sold at l519gi6ci clear rib sides, l9c; Gle ar
sides, 1870.
LABD-Held at l9Jzg2Oc for tierce,
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Euronean Narrsf-


= III IllIl l1ual3L u.
CoNsoLs--For money glg<. account og7-
American Decurities-5-20 United sta(sI
bonds 81.
LEYEPooL, August l.-Cotl0n active.
middling uplands l31<c: New Criea4s
l8Zci sales or 1900 Ia es, ineiudint 6a1i
bales for speculative Cud export trrde.
Wheat--Dalifornia white us 81: red Wesf-
ern los 2d0l0s 8d. Western Hiour ga al
Corn sos. oats 81 Cd. Peas 43s Pork IB11
81. Beef 9Os. Lard hrm8r &c 75s 6d. Cheese
625. Bacon 6fs.
FRANKFORT. Aug. H. - rive Twenty
Bonds closed nc $50.
PARIS, August a. -BOurse oufets reufe4
73fr. &c; Mexican dollars 945S
IAYRE. August 4.-COttOn-salesof 200
bales Louisiana at lf0fr. and at I5gl<fr for
delivery In October. Inc high pFlcs 81
Wheat checks transactions.
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60 10 nfY Good Market.

81 Telegraph.l NEW YoRK, August u.
There IS no animation as yet. The late
failures IN the dry goods and wool busl-
ness, and those amOug three on four large
Eastern w ooien mills, have eKerted an I'M
favorable influence on business In general,
as 10 makes &c dlllcult 10 negotiate dry
Goods paper HnleBs Ut high rates bat neV.
Brtheless -fhefs are sOftre GLASSES o. buIEy
goods, which WesIeFu and Southern buy
q S are purchasing more freely on account
or fhe very low rates or freight. Knit nos
siery, Germantown goods, and heavy
Woolens, as well as cottons batts. tWfpeS
Warps, sc, are more saleable, but gonerei,s
Iy a low prices cotton goods fef1afn in
active, but prices are generally wei Sne-
tanned, Good style dark prints are as low
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LOCAL NOTTCEg.
A Good OpDortunIty.


The Smithland Property Sale,
which comprises eighty lots, will af-
ford q good chance to working men to
invest IN few lots at a 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 nat
owned by men who are wealthy. and
who only sell on speculation, but the
owner will 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 proba-
bility of the Street Cars extending
their track to this locality, as the Lo-
Gust Hill Cemetery is about a half
mile beyond. Already a donotion of
Five Thousand Dollars is ready to in
duce the cars to be run to it. Come
and buy, all who have small sums of
money. Terms easy.
augl6 1w T. III. ELLIOT,
Auctioneer.
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TueadaV AuoaIi l0Ih. 100.

1uc9u0Ni aug Nft ApLhs l6l3s
ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS
sAnd now it Is hereby ordered aud difect-
ca by the Common Council Of the CITY of
Evansville, that the owners OF nH lots or
parts Of lots ironLlnE on Or adjoining the
northwest side OF Main Street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets;
Northwest side of Main Street from
Ninth Street so She south line OF Lflestou
q Loezbarts Enlafge
southeast side of Main Street from
Eighth Street % The south line OH Liileg-
ton q Lockharl'a Enlargement
North est side on sycamore Street from
Eighth TO Ninth Street;
Northwest side oI sycamore Street, be-
tween Ninth aud Tenth Streets
Southwest side OF Tenth Street. Crescent
enlargement from sycamore Street %
southwest side Of Tenth street, from
Vine StreettO Division street
Northeast side OF Ninth street from
Sycamore Street 70 Vine Street;
Northeast SIDE of Ninth Street, from
Vine Street 10 Division Street;
Northwest side OF Walnut Streets, be-
tween Fifth aud Sixth EtFeetas
Northwest Side OF Wainut Street, be-
tween sixth Street and Seventh ELrceIss
Northwest slice Of hesinut, irom Sixth
u Seventh street,
Northwest side Oh Cherry Street, from
Fourth Street to Cen der Street.
Northwest side Of Cherry Street. from
Center Street % Fifth Street.
Northwest side 81 Cherry Street, from
Fifth Street TO Church Street,
Northwest side oil Cherry Street. from
Church street 20 SIKH streets
West side Of second Street, fz m Ann
Street to College Street,
Southwest side ~ chestnut Street. from
Center Street to bhl streets
Southwest Side Of Chestnut Street, H0m
Fifth Street q ehutcl street,
8outffwtat side 90 keue8tmmi Street, from
Cburah street To Six D street,
eouthwest side of Chestnut Street from
Sixth Street 70 seven sh street;
IN said Oily, cause the sideWHik8 thereon
% be brought NJ the proper grade, and that
WNflNfa NffNF "a ia I'D.
iaid down thereon within thirty DAYS from
tie publication 81 ihls or0er.
A. M. MCGhIWF, Clerk
By p a. MCaRIFF. Deputy.
city Clerks ONCE, August 10TH 1850.
aul5 d3b Union coprb
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BY TeIegraphJ NEW ORLEANa. Aug H.
CoTroN STEADY sales OF 100 bales: low
middling 30Ic; receipts 80 bales; exports,
cOastwise, 753 bales
ELoUR-F'trn superhne S. IS; Xxx 60 5Oi
Xxx So 02.
CoRN-Dulls mixed white Il O5.
OAT5-04dG5c.
BRAN-Sl 00
HAY-e20
PoRK-Held at S35 80.
BACON Firm at l7glg1<@20ci hams ~.
LARD-Flrn; tierce 2001O1Set kes Zz,gesc,
sUGAR-Dul; common lI9liS4ei prime
lS5zMl4c.
aipLhssEs- pnI; reboIesd 10000.
WHIsKH-6l I2tEnl ~.
GOFEEE-Fafr l58i5lct prime lo549Agy4c'
GOLD-l3ZJ6.
STERLING-l47lz.
FxcHANGE-New York sight &c pre-
MUM.
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aa l25zc, with ready sale. sualt "a Clfo--o.-
teIs Lancaster and Oriental BUD a-a~-f-
above this price are rather slow. HI.---
DEOWn sleetings are ln miled demand -
IDN9Ale for best Eastern makes vvhfT1
eo9os ne augusta can be botieht al $50.
anu 6e1Iofd y % lO1zc. The Blbckstone
bleached musiins are down ~ 1ta.r. v-e-5
to-day and are selling nj I51<o. TDe 11or
lEet generally closed quiet.
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RAMA most delightful rain SCI
in here on Saturday evening, and con
tinued all night. 1t was badly need
ed by the crops. From a gentleman
who was at Haubstadt on Saturday
we learn that a very heavy hail storm
was experienced at that place.
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Guy INWARD SAFE.-Guy Vim
yard, the popular clerk of the Sam.
Orr, was a passenger by the i'll fated
Cumberland, and as no mention was
made of him, some apprehensions as
to bis safety were entertained by
some OF his many friends. We took
the trouble to enquire at late hour
last night, and are greatly gratifea 10
learn that he escaped without a
scratch.
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louisville Market.

BY TeIeF sapn.I LoVTBSILLE. august a.
BAGoING-Firmer; sales OF heavy at ~
t9241zcs
FIoUR-Firm; sales Of super ATS.
WHEAT--Rec, 81 Is: white, 81 y.
81 .CoRN-Sales, IN bulk al 60M35c.
- 0ATs--In bulk 4jWs0c.
RYE-S5a GOO.
BARLEG-fI 14ai Cd.
TOBACcO-In leaf the offerings are light
and prices firm sales % 10 hhds, ranging
fron 50 S01i3 %.
PROV IsIoNs-N Very firm. sales Of mess
pork 81 &d4 00G31b0 Bacon shoulders, l61Ic5
clear rib, 1896 clear sides, l9Ic. Lard
140zzo. Hams. fancy, 131c.
tiIGHWINE 5-6i 0A1tl 40.
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AuUnt ION, 1850.
ORDER FOR REPAIRING PLANK SIDE
WALES

Ana nov ID % hereby 0rdarad and
direCted BY the Common Council Uf fha
CITY Of Evansville that the owners of AM
lots or parts of lots fronting on OF hdi8In-
Ing the southeast eide on enuaI efreet.
from Sixth Street 90 seventh slreaf.
Southeast side of Canal Street ryor1
seventh street % Eighth Street.
sonthWest slde q cherry street, from
m said city. cause che Sidewalk ff,l..al..,
~ be brought ~ the proper grade. and tbaf
th cause sideWa OF Glass NOD r0 81
repaired aud laid down fbrror.9 -.i1,i-
thirty dag from the nuhlfea.5e ef
1toSt' =. q shic8Hl FIJI. Clerk. r.
gs,,.. s.,.t, ~ n. =, Mc8niHF Deputy.
80 ~ 3. y 1A1A@ . OtAeeI August 10TH 1862
Nu-Y ttes Union o0uyI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral Of
Mrs. Margaret Greb, which took
place yesterday afternoon, from st.
Mary's Catholic Church, was very
LARGELY attended. ..l II. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

CONG TO BUmD.-We observe that
Chas. Med ohnson has accumulated q
big pile Of brick, in front Of his lot.
on First Street. between Cherry and
Oak, preparatory to having fine
residence put up. Quite a number Of
fine houses are being built in the mp
per part of town this season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

CoLoRED SCHOOL CHILDREN-Prof
J. w. knight has taken the enumera-
ton Of the colored children over six
years of age in this city. and the num-
Der is about 275. The enumeration
is not SO large as it was two years ago,
and our negro population in this city
has materially decreased during that
time.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
will meet to-day, and we learn con-
siderable business viii be brought
before that body during its session.