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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07
Kew YORK cold ana STOCK Marhtt.

~ AS4GEA HpAsl NEW I OAlkAt j lily o.
MONEY-The market was very stringent
before o'clock, and rates for cali loans
advanced to S-l6@1% per cent. The great
bulk OF business to-day, however, was
done before the rise, and most or the
brokers' d1d not pa. ovCr 1-i6 and iuteres {.
Discount ope aJ1Uns are com pletefy check
ed by the high rates Tor money on call II
will be observed rom the sub ressur Y
statImenl, that there is wide din8ren e
between the balance OF Saturday and thar
Of to-day. This discrepancy is due TO d. a
operation OF charging up Interest.
ExchANGE-Steriing IS dali but firm al
l091a(glOg15.
GoLD-1he market was heavy through
out the day and declined from I37 to IS5
with scarcely s. reaction. There was a
good deaf OF long gold sold by parties car
rylng II for some time past, and this added
To the depression for the time being Clear-
ances $4,000, 600. The carrying faIes were
5-S295-l6 per cent. Exports $4,000 I'm
ports last week. S690.53S.
COVER sEENTS - Less Il N during the 1av
put toward the close Tell Off in sympaT6V
with the decline in gold. The 0fFsIfngS
however, were not large, and the market
dt cIlhed on the smati sales. Coupons
OF ~, ll75401l755; 90. '62 l2ls6al2l55: do
,64, sEsllS; do. '65, IlS55allS1<.; do new.
IIo52egttb2s; do, ~, ll6j%gIf6I6 20. 49, Ilgl%
@lI6as; .l0-40s, 10S1Sg1GSH. ~
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louisville Market.

By telegraph LoUIsvILLE, July 6.
FLoUR-Superhne, SIS 25.
WHEAT-Red, 81 b; white, 81 25.
CoRH-Shelied il bulk, SIC.
OATS-70c.
ToBAcco-Sales of 1877 hogsheads at 81 25@
Sl3 IS.
PRoVIsIONs-Veak; mess pork S33; ba-
con shoulders He, clear rib TIE, and
clear sides lS11c. Lard 1870. Hams, sugar
cured 1870.
HIGHWINEs-Firm at 03c.
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EXPLANATORY. = Ia an item IN
Saturdays JOURNAL we stated that a
family fight occurred on the corner
of Sixth and Chestnut Streets, be-
tween a brother and sister. Mr.. John
P. Ioor desires US to state that him
and his sister are not the persons re-
ferred to, as has been supposed by
1rany Of their friends.
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European MarKet.
Cable

By Cable.l LONDON, July 8.
CoNsoLs-9 3115; $40 boRds, duh at lsl54;
do. in Frankfort, 8540S655 Erie, 1917; III.
Central, s51(. stock steady.
LIvERfo L, july 6 Cotton shade east
er; Middling Uplands, I2l5; Orleans ~
sales $4,000 bales. Caliiornta wnlte neat
los Sd red Western, IS 3D.. Mestsfh + 'o1 7'
New oafs, Sc al Pork, 49, Beef 80. Lard,
70s Cd, Cheese, GO. Bacon, G2s Cd. Spirits
as 8d. Iinsee1 OIL. firm, q 7tetand steady;
on the SPOT. b. 81 afioat, 2Ss 6j429s. Re
fined Petroleum, drmer at Is go.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Rhoades, of Shaw
neetown, was in the city yesterday.
We were made glad yesterday by a
call from Mr.. j. B. Hoagland, for
merly messenger of the Adams Ex-
press Company between this city and
Indianapolis.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURsIoN.-On
Friday next, the steamer Louisa will
take the Sunday School connected
with the Independence General Bap-
fist Church, on an excursion to Ow.
ensboro. A delightful time is antici-
pated, and will no doubt be realized.
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BIG CELEBRATIoN.-The most ex-
tensive celebration of the Fourth, by
one man, that we heard of, took place
at the residence of john Scott, on
Sixth Street. Scott was in his ele-
ment, and sent up three balloons, be-
sides giving grand display of fire
works, such as blue lights, Roman
eaddles. wheels. sky-rookets, Zirconia
light. &c. 1t was estimated by an
eye witness, that at least 679 children
were congregated on the square on
which John resides, and the number
of odd folks was not very small.
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River DfsDafcnee.

PrTrsBURG, July 6.-Monongahela feet
and falling. Weather clear aud pleasant.
Thermometer ~.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Port List - The
Wauanita p1ssed, from Pittsburg to 81.
Louis. Arrived = Charmer, Evansville.
Robert Moore, ashv1lle. Departed-Ar-
COSY, Pttsourg; H. r.. Hudson, Wheeling;
Mountain Belle, KGnawha. River falling,
with n feet in the channel, and rs feet
space under the bridge. Weather fair.
thermometer B9' ia the morning, and 807
at noon.
NASHVILLE, July River falling, with,
enty-eIEhl inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weabher dry and warm. Departed-Al-
pha. FOR Cairo; A. Baker, to ClarksuHle.
Tor the Emma FIoyd's freight.
MEMPHIs July 6.-Warnn and showerv-
me river has risen three feet since Satur,
day. No fears of ana overflow. DeparteS
Mis- issippi, for New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS j ply CARVED ,rt,t-
LongWorth. Departed--Great r. .nnbiic
To 81. Louis PN'A1e'
CAIf o. July G-AunR, CinoIT,natt tn at
LOUIS R-A.i genta, New g rleans 10 81.
Louts, AM; Root. 81 Lee Tonf-vfIIa fr
New Orleans, a ~; Jenn' Z Brovvn pins
OURS 20 ~. Louis ! An =. e. gweelrs St
Louis aud return. I Phi. * II Hal In
clunail 10 Memphis, y n Relic gf 7 0uiq-
~. Louis 70 Mempht E. j pm. OufcTsfeD.
54Vanaviile packet Bpm. Figa Huphes.
~, ~ ~ " ~ Packel PM Rubicon, Vlcks-
fnc7ae = yrt - 80 A. M. River rose eleven
Ty,.i w sal4f clear The steamers
l ~ stl9Lltla stl0 Underwater were entirely
- GU ny y re this evening.
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e append the following score:
local NOTICES.

pa Hiram Nelson has received a
consignment of Dry Goods and
Notions, which he will sell at auc
ton tomorrow morning, at 81 CLOCK,
at his Auction Room, Locust Street.
Ladies, with greenbacks, are invited.
iy7- 1t
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CITY Ne S .
To County Agricultural So
PiafieG.

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention TO our
superior facilities for doing ali classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Llss, 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 facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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The proposition now is to aecumu-
late quite lot of tobacco for sale on
the 18th and 29th instants, and to
have a general gathering of buyers
and shippers, and to have a good time
generally.
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GooD LoAD.--A gentleman who
came in from the Artesian Springs
last Sunday, in a street-car, counted
forty-nine grown persons in the car,
which may be considered a good load
for one mule.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-TBe proceed
ings the of Recorders Court for Mon
day and Tuesday were quite interest
/. ing. and business was lively.
MONDAYS BUSINESS.
Robert Lee, for being drunk and
disorderly. was fined 81 %. which he
paid. This was the young man who
had the fight with officer Kelly, and
he got off light.
Bart. Hartlett, a stranger, was ar
rested for being drunk. Having no
money, he was given two hours to
leave town, and he left.
III. Smith, drunk and disorderly
was fined ST 35. He reported to the
street brigade.
Betty Daniels, woman of the
town, was drunk. Fine 81 30. Went
to lookup.
Joseph Fisher, drunk and disorder
ly. Fined 81 70, which he paid.
Henry Wohlseifer, drunk and dis
orderly. Fined 81 30. Forked over
the cash.
B. Winstead, for a plain Fourth
of July drunk" paid Sc 90 and was
set at liberty.
John Anterior. drunk and dis
orderly. Fined 81 30. Paid.
Josephene Clark, an inmate of
Rachel Stinson's bagnio, for throwing
some filthy water on some of Mollie
Browns nymphs, (next door neigh
bors) was fined 50 so, which she paid.
Rachel Stinson. for keepinga house
of i'll fame, was fined S65, including
the costs. The usual number of
spectators were on hand. to listen to
the disgusting detail.
TUESDAYS BUSINESS.
jim Sherwood, for being disorderly
and fighting, was fined SO 70, which
he forked over. Jim was one of
three who went into the negro den on
the corner of Second. and Sycamore
Streets, and drove out all the inmates,
causing. quite number of sable.gen-
tlemen aud ladies to leave the prem
ises in hurry. The other young
men have not yet been " brought to
taw."
Thomas Bird, who has "been
there before, for being drunk and
disOrderly, was taxed 81 %, which he
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WANTED.

@saaEgM AN-In a Main Street Bush
ness House-One that speaks German
referred For nearer Information, address
b. Box 664 Evansville p. o. Jy4tt
~TxH.S-Two girls TO do general house
eTr work, to go TO a small town. GOOD
homes and wages offered. Apply AT the
sore ~ I,ANPHEAR & MITCHELL
fvr01 gf
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replevied-that is, he gave security
for the fine.
George Stevens, drunk and disor-
Derby, was fined 81 70, which he also
replevied.
Seth Pritchett, for assault and bat
terry on Thomas McInnerney, was ar
rested, but the trial was postponed
until this morning.
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CIRCUIT COURT. - The Circuit
Court convened yesterday with Judge
Baker. of Vincennes. on the bench.
The only case under Investigation
was App vs.. Hamburger, a suit to re-
cover damages for abuse of Apps
house. on the corner of Locust and
Fourth Streets, which Hamburger oe-
cupied for long time. The case was
continued until 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
Judge Baker will preside over the
Circuit Court during this week.
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SETTLED DowN.-The front wall of
the brick building on Locust Street,
occupied by the Opera Restaurant,
settled down yesterday morning, caus =
ing the wall to crack from top to bot
tom, part of the wall falling out at
the top. Work of repairing the build
ing was in progress yesterday.
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LARoENY.-Kate Simpson, a drunk
en- prostitute, was arrested for stealing
ST. from a young man. Kate was
beastly drunk when arrested. and ST
OF the money was recovered.
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rev YORK. Dry Goods Harkay.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July G.
DRY GooDs-Market very quiet but firm
for dom eStics. COttons; in sy M athy with
raw material IN Carpeungs, market firm
and strong ON all des ra5le makes. The
Lowell Company have advanced their
prices of Medium Upper rom 81 l2% to
to 81 30. which is the only change of inn
pertance to note.
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FLOUR! FLoURl FLnURi

New Tennessee wheat Flour to be
bad at the Great Western Mills, al
81 % per sack, corner Fourth and
Fulton Avenue.
jy7-tf VAHLBERG & DIXON.
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COLLAR BONE BROKEN.-We are
informed that a regular fight occurred
on Monday night, about ten o'clock,
near the corner Of Eleventh Street
and Fulton Avenue, in which Gott-
leib Sauers had his collar bone bro
ken, and VIM. Kolle got knocked
down. We were unable tol get the
full particulars.
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RUN OvER.-A little boy was run
over by wagon, near Jacobs Grove,
on Monday, but was not seriously IN
jured, although the driver of the
wagon did not seem to care, as he
never stopped to see.
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LOST.

wrAER BRAGELE Above NAN IN
R~N SfreeI The finder will be leWaIdeo
bvIeaving the same at this once. Jyz ~
@aX-On the road between Evansville
rs ard McCutchenvtlle Tor few miles
6e-ondl n small wooden box containing
articles M little value to any one but the
owner, The finder leaving II at the JOUR.
crAT. Oflic,s will be suitably rewarded. je2g
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MASONIC TTWPLE. = From the
Louisville Courier Journal of yester-
day we learn that the fire in Masonic
Temple, Of which an incorrect report
reached the officers of the Rose Hite,
was confined to one room Of the
building - Meals Trade Palace, on
the ground foor-the stock in which
was entirely destroyed by fire and
water. The fire was confined to that
portion of the building, the massive
stone partition walls that separate the
various compartments of the building,
preventing the spread of the flames.
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The regular quarterly meeting of
this Society," will be held at the Office
of the undersigned. on this (Monday)
evening. commencing at 8 o'clock.
@. w. WALKER, NJ. D.. Sec'y.
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Bg~ The Merchants National Bank
of Evansville has this day declared
a semi-annual dividend of five per
cent. Gree of Government tax), pay
able on and after the 9Th inst.
SGT j. A. LEMoKE, Cashier.
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THE GRAND FETE.-Let everybody
remember the grand fete and concert
at the Artesian Springs Park on to-
morrow night.
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PROBABLE MURDER AT HENDER-
sON.-On Monday night negro man
at Henderson was drunk. and had been
fastened out of doors by his wife, who
refused to admit him. He finally
bursted open the door. and attacking
the woman, cut her throat. The
woman was barely alive yesterday.
The man was arrested and lodged In
Jail.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

ry1EzE THREE story BRICK
building occupied by 1. q u. Heimann9
No 81 Main Street, Is for rent. Apply at
their store, Nos. so and 50 Main Street.
jy5 DIFF All city papers please copy
.g-7YOUSE-On Fourth Street, between
S-M Main and Syca a. ore, q double three-
STORY brick, with two good sUore-rooms.
viii be rented separately or together.
Good accom- modatf0rs for two separate
1arr lilies. For further PARTICULARS apply 70
is.,.t - funl5 dtf
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b@ T. G. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Roekbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-ff
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MEETING OF THE TOBACCO Board
THE FAIR ABANDoNED.-A meeting
of the tobacco buyers was held at the
American House, on Monday after
noon, for the purpose of taking steps
in regard to the proposed Tobacco
Fair. TIE meeting organized by call
ing w. f. Nisbet to the Chair, and
appointing E. w. Patrick Secretary.
Major Gardner suggested that there
should be officers elected for the reg
ular Tobacco Board, to whom should
be referred all matters appertaining
to the proper government of the to-
bacco market in this city.
The suggestion was approved by
the meeting, and the following gentle
men were chosen as permanent Off
GERS:
w. F. Nisbet, President. G. P.
Hudspeth, Vice-President, Hiram E.
Read, Secretary, Geo. L. Dixon. As
sistant Secretary, Isaac Keen, Treas
urer.
On motion, II. E. Read, Col. Mar
tin and E. FL. E. Wright were ap-
pointed committee to prepare the
list of premiums, etc, for the Fair on
the 28ta of July.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet at Morgan, Read & Co.'s store
on Tuesday evening.
At the meeting of the Tobacco
Board last.evening, tho subject of the
proposed Tobacco Fair was freely dis
eussed, and after full consideration
and interchange Of ideas, it was
thought best to change the programme
and have large sale on the 18th inst,
on which occasion the Tobacco Board
propose to give to the friends and pat
rons of the Evansville Tobacco mar
ket a grand free lunch.
This course was thought best on
account Of the lateness of the season,
and upon the hypothesis that most of
the select crops Of the country had
already been sent to market and pre-
pared for other Fairs. The lateness
of the season precluded the fact of
sufficient notice being generally cir
culated to enable planters to get in
such tobaecoIas they might wish to
present for our Fair.
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ELEGANCE AND COMFORT exist
throughout the American House,
Boston. The hotel is still kept by the
veteran host Lewis Rice, whose super
vision for a quarter of a century has
rendered this house SO popular.
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A splendid thing" Barrett'sr'

To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business. we will
rent part Of our house, (No, 90
North Water Street) to a good, re-
spOnslble party. on reasonable terms.
j. G. DUsoUoHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. If
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CRIMINAL COURT.-This Court con-
vened yesterday morning in the new
Criminal Court Room, on Locust
Street. The case of the State VS..
Robert Hill (not Robert A. Hill, the
lawyer, for assault and battery on
Louis Burk hardt, occupied nearly all
day, and was tried by jury, who
returned a verdict in favor of acquit-
tai.
The case of the State vs.. Louis
Burkhardt. was tried before the
Judge, who fined the defendant $40.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACCIDENT
A man named Philip Vogt, who re-
sides on Mulberry Street, between
Seventh and Eighth, met With seri-
Gus accident yesterday afternoon. He
was unhitching his team, when the
horses got scared at little boy, and
started of. throwing him down, the
wagon passing over him, breaking
two of his ribs. DR.. J. Pirnat was
called to his assistance. Mr.. VOgt
has been unlucky, as be has only been
able to be out for about a month,
having been laid up eighteen weeks
from the kick of horse.
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FOR SALE.

@NDTTAGE-A frame cottage, corner Of
u Second Avenue and Seventh street,
one square from the street railroad, con-
tanning four rooms, cellar pOrch, &C.
Terms easv For particulars call at soutn-
west corner OF Second Avenue ana Eighth
Street, LamascO. lJuhAo uiAh
-v- ErRFRru-tOO 600 feet tyyo-inch hemIock
- lumber, at cost price, by kAPPLEk q
SAIMON, corner Division and Canal SIS.
mails dtf q a w
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TOBACCO SALEs.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. sold yesterday, at their ware
house, AS hogsheads of tobacco at
81 10 for Frosted Lugs, to 81 ~ Tor
Good Leaf.
Under continued discouraging ad-
vices from the Seaboard and Foreign
Markets, the prices have been COM
PEELED to yield somewhat; and whilst
there is not the decline that is evil
dent in other Western markets, yet
ours has given away slightly, though
very firm at the above figures.
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BROKE His SKULL.-Henry Beech
err, colored boy, aged eighteen years,
sought shelter from the storm last
Sunday afternoon, and selected a
place already occupied by some white
boys. The whites felt degraded by
the presence Of the young African,
and attempted to drive the negro
away, which they did most efectually,
causing severe fracture of the erani-
UNI in the effort. DIR. Runeie at
tended on Beecher, and removed five
pieces of bone from his skull, besides
about a teaspoonful of brain matter.
We did not learn of any arrests of
the guilty parties.
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WALNUT STREET CHURCH Picnic.
The Walnut Street Presbyterian
Sabbath School and congregation
held a picnic at the Artesian Springs
Park yesterday, and there was large
attendance of bothschildren and con-
gregation, and a more pleasant &C.
casion has not been enjoyed during
the season.
A magnificent dinner was spread
at noon on Col. Wehler's tables in
the grove, which was partaken of
with keen relish.
After dinner, the company seated
themselves In the shade, on the hill
side, and spent an hour very profit
ably and pleasantly in choice singing
by the choir, the Sabbath School and
infant class, and select Rotations by
members of the School.
After the conclusion of the exer-
cises the company scattered through
the spacious grounds. and enjoyed
themselves until late in the afternoon.
The universal expression of all was,
they had good time generally"
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EN- RoUTE.-The Bluff City Base
Ball Club, from Memphis, passed up
yesterday, on the steamer Robert
Burns, bound for Cincinnati, to play
the Coyington and Newport Clubs.
The Evansville invited them to play
a game here, but they declined, prom
ising to play on their return.
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EEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanfea.

g. I'VE. ENERCEWE AGENTS TO.
- sell the 4 oreDce Sewing Machine ia
india ana and Ken lucky. Ftrst-clas8 terri
tory and good indu dement's offered to LIVE
men. "A. B. HOWARD.
jy7-4t No. IL south Second st.
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BODY FOUND.-The body of Baldus
Schw@gerle, who was. drowned on
Sunday evening last, was recovered
on Monday morning, near the mouth
Of Pigeon Greek, by dragging, and
the Coroner held an inquest over the
remains. The parents Of young
Schwegerle were out in the country
on a visit at the time of the melan-
choIy accident.
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B0- Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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Picnic TO GREEN RIvER.-The
members of the Ingle Street Church
chartered the steamer Clara Scott,
and went on a picnic excursion to
Spottsville, on Green River, last
Monday. Those who went on the ex-
oursion had a delightful time, and re-
turned home in the evening greatly
pleased with their trip.
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Refuse everything but " Barrett's.'

A HIGHLY intelligent lady. a resident of
Syracuse, n. Y. says that she was afflicted
nearly year. periodically, with derange.
mept of the circulation. the blood rushing
to the lungs with such force as to threaten
congestion and death. This was attended
with the most intense pain in all parts of
the body. Failing to ohtain relief from
any of the physicians whom she employed
from time to time, she was induced to try
the PLANTATION BITTERS, and to her sur
prise and JOY they have relieved her, and
she is now in good health and flesh,
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the lest
imported German Cologne, and sold at
haIf the price,
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EYansElIIe Medical society.

" Barrett's " Lustrous Hair Resto.
rative.
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BE- Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

Barrett's +" sold everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

pa Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. q. D. HEIMAN's.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

BD- Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. None better.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

pa For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.