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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June 10.
EASTERN ExCHANGE-Firm, at Ito Of
buying.
FLoUR-Is more active, at 81 5Og6 % for
Spring extras.
WHEAT-M oderately active and 14a1lo
higher; sales No. / at 81 l7Ml Is, and No.
81 l4549l Is, closing at 81 AZ THIS after
noon; No. quiet and firm al 81 III, seller
June.
CoRN-Active; sales No. l at 631z@G41zc;
No. 6014g6I12c; rejected 56B57c, and 10
grade soc; this afternoon the market was
1Imer, and 60c was bid for No. 2, seller
June.
OATs-Quiet, at 591Sa5914c cash, and 59t5c,
seller this month for No. 2, closing at 59c
cash.
RYE-More active and hrmer at 93a97c
for No. /, and 9lS95c for No. 2, closing AZ
961zc for No. l.
BARLEY-DuI, at 81 I5@I 20 for No. 2.
HIGHWI VINES - Unsettled and irregular;
sales at &c.
MoLAss Es-tyew Orleans g5c@sl.
SUGAR-L55z0 l454c for fair TO choice.
PROvIsEoNs-Firm; mess pork Ok S33 % !;
lard l91<c; dry-salted shoulders l3c; sweet
picked hams firm, and lGc bid.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
Rev YORK RaFReg.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June 16.
CoTTON--Deeidedly firm, with a gooC
business; sales of 4,0J0 Dales at 23I33JSt
Tor mtddllng uplands.
tLOUR-Receipts u 039 barrels: marke
nrin Tor shipping grades, with n good ex-
port demand, and dull and heavy for AL
other kinds sales of lO,2DJ barrels al 81 go
@s5 10 for superdne state and Western
20 6Oa6 30 for extra State; s. has 30 for
extra western; Sc 2597 p for whit. wheat
exgra; . 0lg6 % for round hoop ONO
50 5O97 so for extra st. Louis; IS O0111 0C
good 10 choice do. included in th q sale
are 4sSUO barrels Tor export. Rye Flour is
CORN MEAL Quiet and a shade lr.ner:
sales OF 30 barrels Western at 81 02129l 031S
free.
WHEAT-Receipts s., 1903 bushels: The mar
ket is a shade firmer, with an export de-
nand for Spring sales of 1884, . bushels at
u % Tor NO. Spring; 81 4214gl 49, for no.
DO. /; 81 40 for No. do. 81 81 al S. for state
81 20 for white California.
RYE-Quiet without any decided change.
CoRN-Recsipts 1921 bushels; market
dull and heavy and 293c loves; salfs OF
4iND bushels at 67Io6c for new mixed
Western Via canal; S7092c for do via rail-
road; S1964c foE kiln-dried, and e5493c for
white Western.
Receipts 10 69I bushels; heavy and
lower; 3l,O9O bushels sold at 765zg7se. for
Westt IN, afloat.
LEATHER-Firm.
WooL-Fayors buyers; lssC0O pounds at
for pulled.
RicE-Easier; Carolina, ss9c.
COFFEE~ Quiet and G=m.
SUGAR-Qutet; Cuba, nSli2ISc.
MoLAssES-Dull; Cuba, 53955c.
PErRoLEUM-Unsettle l7c for crude,
and 3l@3l1<c. for refined.
HoPS-Qniet.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 90@Sl o..
TURPENTINE-Heavy; 4idd441%c.
PORK-A shade firnler; sales of $40 bar
rels at s32 1898 81 for new mess; closing
az So Is cash; SO 37432 50 for old ditto;
S26926 50 for prime; S2S 25G2S 50 for prime
mess; also sales of $40 barrels new mess,
sellers July, at S33.
b -EF-Steady. Beef Hams quiet; sales
OF us barrels at s20a3l ,.
CUT MEATs-Firm: sales of 200 packages
at l3c for shoulders; l69lTc for hams; mid
dies quiet aud steady, sales of lbs boxes
shOrt-ribbed. iong-cuG hams and StratfOr-
shire at lG3sgI7e-
LARD Quiet; sales OF $50 tierces at IS@
zoe for steam; 20M201<c for kettle rendered.
BUrTER-Quiet at 5O832c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Heavy al llWl9ac
FREIGHT To liverpool firmer; ship
ments OF 5000 bushels wheat at Cd per sail,
and 61ad p T steam.
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TIE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL
BANK-This bank has very recently
been appointed the sole aud only
" designated depository and fiscal
agent Of the United States for the
First Collection District of Indiana.
The First National Bank, hitherto
one Of the two Government deposito-
ries for the district named, has been
discontinued by the Treasury Depart
ment, and henceforth all Government
deposits must be made in the Evans
willie National Bank. The bank is
thereby recognized as the most prom
inent and influential bank in the dis
triet, and the distinction conferred
upon it by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, will give general satisfaction to
the citizens of the district.
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-
Is beloved by the young nan, and tho
husband has been travelling around
the country trying to get rid of his
wife's adorer, but every place he went
the young man was sure to follow,
and as a last resort, he thought he
could get rid of him by having him
arrested. But in this he failed, and
we presume he will pull up stakes !"
again and try the effect of travelling
once more. How the affair will end
is considerably mixed. The above
are the facts as related to US by one
who witnessed the proceedings.
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NeR OrIeans nnrFef.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June IS.
CoTTOS-In fair demand and advanced
&c; mIddllng 3I1S 032c; sales. $50 bales; re-
celpts 46l bales; exports 2, 65l bales.
OIL -l5751c.
EXCHA NGE-SteI ling, 5054c; New or5
sight, &c premium
FL OUh-Markzt bare Of low grades; su-
perfine S. CD; Xxx s. Il; xxx sO ~.
CORE-El %.
OATs-729z2c.
BRAN-UnehaDged.
HAY SIG 90.
pORK-E34 %.
BXcoN-Sboulders 155{c; clear rib sides
1870; clear sides I9c.
IaRD-Tferce, zoe; Feg, Die.
SUGAR-Refiued is nominal; common,
g1SdIO1zc: prime, I80gl4c.
Mol ASS Es-EOmin
WHISKY -9Zlzf0S5c.
COFFEE-Unchauged.
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moraing. aaJ was Witnessed by 90
audience such as can only be collect
ed once in year, and on an occasion
similar to the one just drawn to a
close. The class consisted Of two la
dies, Miss Emma Thompson, of Pc
tersburg, and Miss Mollie Zaimg, of
RockpOrt, who conducted themselves
through the imposing ceremony, which
occupied somewhat less than an hour,
with marked dignity, and acquitted
themselves In the mind of the audi
ence, with great credit. The essays
of the ladies were perfect gems, and
were enthusiastically received. With
this performance ended the second
Commencement of this fourishiDg
young institution.
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ROBBERY AT OWENsBoRo. - On
Tuesday night one of the guests Of
the National Hotel, at Greensboro,
was robbed of S435 in greenbacks.
Officers from Greensboro were in the
city yesterday in search of the thieves,
who arc supposed to have made their
way to this place. Two youths stop
ped at the American House yester-
day, and left on the Armada. They
are supposed to have been the rob-
bers. A dispatch was sent to inter
eept them at Mt. Vernon, but whether
it reached there in time or not, we
have not learned.
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RHBoRDER's CoURT.--Puss Wells.
the incorrigible female, for being
drunk and disorderly, was fined and
costed in the sum Of $14 80. Paid part
and was released.
Kate Sullivan, another member OF
the denai- monde, was also found guilty
OF being very drunk and disorderly.
She was doeketed for s14 80, which
she replevied.
Chas. Huff, for having been drunk
and disorderly, was charged Sc 40
He went to the Castle.
Thos. O'Mara, drunk and dis
orderly, was fined 81 80. He also
ordered apartments in the Palais d
ROyston.
Another man. whose name we die
not learn, was fined So 90 for an ordi-
nary drunk. Replevied.
It. NJ. Edmonds, for an assault anC
battery on Joe Overell, was charged
IS 90.
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RoCKPoRT ITEMs.-A cutting affair
occurred at Rockport on last Satur-
day afternoon between a man by the
name of Ronig and another man
whose name we did not learn. Neither
Of the parties were very seriously in
jured, although several ugly wounds
were inflicted upon both.
The citizens of Rockport are con-
siderably excited over the recent in
cendiary attempts in that place, and
the Home Insurance Company, of
New York, has offered heavy re-
ward for the perpetrators.
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EVANSVILLE. june Is. 1869

EVANSVILLE, j une 10, 1863.
We. the undersigned, retail Boot
and Shoe Merchants, hereby agree to
close our stores on and after June
10th, at o'clock P. NJ. S4turdgys &c
cepted, until September LIST, 1860.
J. S. Kicker,
JOHN RAscH,
JOHN j. BEYER,
GEO. MILLER & Co.,
T.. w. TURNER,
RGDER 81 BECKER,
CBAMER d SALAT,
je16 2t II. 7. CHUTE.
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SCHOOL EXAlIINATIONs.-The Up
per Grammar School, Miss Cynthia
X. Golding, Principal, and Miss
Abbie Locke, Assistant, which is
taught at the High School Building,
passed the usual annual examination
yesterday. Number of pupils en-
rolled. 62; average attendance, So; per
cent. of attendance, 76. The exami-
nation occupied the entire day, and
the exercises were of most inter-
esting nature. The scholars evil
denoed that they,had been thoroughly
taught in all the branches of study
pursued in this school, and the ready
answers to all questions showed how
diligently and earnestly the teachers
had labored to impart instructions to
those over whomlthey had charge. It
is useless to particularize the exami-
nations in the various studies; suffice
it to say that. as a general thing, the
entire school was fully posted in the
various branches in which they have
studied the past year.
Roll Of Honor.-Not absent or
tardy during the year: Miss Emma
Pittmau, and Miss Osceola Mark.
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MUSICAL CoNcERT-We direct at
tention to the advertisement, in the
local column, of the proposed concert
at the Artesian.S Springs Park, on Sat-
urday next. Col. Wehler is de-
termined to render these beautiful
grounds as attractive as possible to
our citizens. His energy in this di-
reetion deserves the highest common
dation.
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company, OF
FandeFbuFgh County.

The Directors Of this Company met
on the 10Th day of June, 1869. The
Treasurer reported the condition of
the finances of the Company, which
was found satisfactory, and approved
And, ordered that the officers of the
Company solicit new risks, and the
renewal Of old ones at the rates here
tofore fixed.
w. BAKER, President.
BEN. STINsON, Sec'y. je16- ct
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Anusenaents.

/ EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE, - A large
and really elegant audience attended the
admirable entertainment of Harry Macar-
| thy at the Opera House last nigh, and the
manifestations Of qualification were really
more marked last night than on any
former occasion. Harry improves on &C.
quaintance, and it is really astonishing to
witness his wonderful versatility OF
talent and his great resources. The
programme last night was entirely
new, and Miss Lottie Estene APP
peared in several new characters, and
to great advantage. Fl IS audience. though
comprising many OF the same persons,
never seem to grow weary his cOmicaIities
At the earnest request OF many of his
admirers, he has been prevailed on to re-
main two nights longer, and Will conse-
quently appear again tonight and to-mOr-
row night. Tonight he takes benefit,
and deserves a genuine bumper. To-mor-
row night Mr.. Duffield takes benefit, and
the fidelity with which he has fulfilled his
pledge to bring to this city the best talent
in lie country, entities him TO a crowded
house and a pIethOric exchequer. This
arrangement is the result of the following:
EvAEsvILLE,s.June I6, 1859.
s. b. DU6fe,d, Esq
DEAR SIR: Having high appreciation
of you, as a manager aud a gentleman, we
would respectful y tender you a cOmpli-
mentary benefit during your stay in the
city.
Your early answer viii obIige yours, &C.,
John j. Chandler, f. p. Carson, J. N
Silverthorn, VIM. r. Ford, Geo. Il. Viele
j. A. Lemcke, T.. o. h bcOck Osborn
Reilly, Thos. J. Below, John ID. Roche III.
c. StinsOn, Blythe Hynes, 4. q. Van Ripper,
John H. Scott, ii. H0 &c, q. ". War en-,
NJ. w. Oliver, q. H. StOczWeH, H. w. BIZ
pus, NJ. Lyon, J. Q. Cough, and s5'oLhe-s.
EVANSVILLE, jane Is. 1913
MesSrS. Chandler, Carson, Vetle Ford, Ss90
WdrgeR, Kelly, STE yrtl10T7t, etc, ETC.:
GENTLEMEN: I have received yOur note,
tende ing me n complimentary benefit.
Believe me, feel deeply sensible of the
high honor you do me. In my snort man.
agerial care T in this city, nave endeav-
cred 10 bring you first class Talent only,
which hope to do ia the future. Win
your permits lon, l will name Friday even
ing. June 18th, for the proposed testi-
mOnial, and viii do myself the honor of
making my first appearance on your stage.
Very respectfully yours,
- r. DTEETET
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New % - -. 80.

BY Teiegrnnh.I NEW YCHEi June l6.
DRY GOcD3-The market is inactive. but
buoyaut for common gct-sF- Wetherefi
ticks, A a, nave advanced 20 sSlEc: Willow
brook do $50; York, 81 inch. To 83I<c. do.
30 inch &c; Hamilton % 2ic; York anirt-
ing, strips, 225zc: Warren 3, brown den-
irus. 23lEc; Otis = = a, bleached dos, SEE
do. ID b. csc; do. q G, do do. 2lc:do BID.
brow n, BIC; Waterford ~ ~ Al brown
sheetl0gs, 1897 Lawrence IL do lie; Beds
ford n, q do .0tsc; Portsm 0utL. "a do,
l2c; Augusta 10. do. i5c, and the Bauou &
on muslins have been advanced 10y some
jObbeTs TO 15c.
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Ba5@Look out for great bargains in
Dry Goods. Hughes has just returned
from New York, where he has been
for five weeks. During that time many
opportunities occurred of buying
goods cheap, and he bought them; he
had the cash and he used it to ad-
vantage. lie sells choice yard wide,
fine Brown Muslin for 124c. per yard,
and he has about a half a cord of
thirty FIVE and forty cent Dress Goods,
which he sells at 2jc.; he sells Black
Silks lower than any other man; he
sells the finest French Organdy
Lawns at % to 40e. per yard. He has
a choice stock of Table Linen at SOC.
to 81 so per yard; very choice Kid
Gloves at 75c to 81 % per pair; he
has large stock of George Gordon S
choice Bingham, which he retails at
New York Wholesale prices; also a
large stock of Cassimeres at very re-
duced prices. Be sure to call and
save money. June 10-1w.
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THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
ROCKPORT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Annual Sermon and lecture before
the Students = address before
The Literary Societies EGanljnG-
tions-Joint Exhibition Of The PhjIo-
1lathean and PlatoneaR Literary
Societies = Graduating Exercises,
DC.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE We are told
that man, whose name our inform
ant did not learn, attempted to COM
NIT suicide at PatOka, on Tuesday
night, by hanging himself
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LOCAL NOTICES.

~ T. C. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c.
Prescriptions carefully compound
ed.
Fresh Blue Lick, Congress and
Rockbridge Alum Waters. je17-tf
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HOME AGAIN.-Dr. Kennedy, who
has been making the tour Of the East
ern cities, arrived home by the noon
train yesterday. He expressed the
fear that his patients have all got well
during his absence, and he fears he
will have to do his work all over
again.
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HAD HIS ARM BRoREN.-A young
lad, about ton years old, the son Of
Wash. Philips, had his left arm brok-
en- yesterday, by falling out Of a null
berry tree. AS rather singular cir
eumstauce, we mention that this Is
the third time this boy has had an
arm broken within six years, having
on two other occasions broke his
right arm.
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EXPLANATORY.-The article in yes
terday's JOURNAL headed " Steam
boat Letters" should have had the
signature Of the Postmaster Of this
city attached, which was inadyer-
tently omitted.
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,JUNE II 1864

JUNE 10, 1869.
We have this day received the sec
ond lot Of those Gents Fine French
Calf Square Box-toe Congress Boots.
with improvements over the first lot
received.
We respectfully ask all in want, to
call and see them. -
GEo. MILLER e Co.,
is ct IS Main Street.
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On DT.-It was rumored on the
streets yesterday that wedding will
take place at o'clock this morning,
in the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church.
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RIYer T9Eennlclrr..

PITTsBURG, june It, OnongaheIa 8 faeI
and Inches Weather clear and pleasant
Thermometer GO.
CINCINNATI, June I6.-Port List rrlrea
-Waunita, from st. Louis; Robert Eu -u4-
from Memphis. epHrted-CHaFuor La
Evansville; ". II. Curtis, 20 EunaWna.
Argosy, to PItisburg; Glasgow, 10 ST. LIu-
Isl Emma Floyd, - Nashville. River ON
q stand IL feet In the channel; s. rect NM
der the bridge. Wealth clear. Ihprmou-
eter al a. M.s 5s' noon 10; evening 7a
Barometer averages 20 I'D.
NEW CRLEANs, June 16.-Arrived, ~ .s-
sississippi- Depafted-A iaskn, Tor Clncl4 o.
natl.
MEMPHIS, June IT, Weather clear anil
cool River rising. Arrived, sam Hale.
NASHVILLE, JunesI 6.-River rising WITH
% feet on Harpeth Shoals. The weather
IS clear and warm. a rTivel-Jouu tums-
den, from Cairo. DepaEted--pfa5 90 Gin
cinnati.
LOUISVILLE, June 1G--Port Ll-t-f' au-
anita, 81. Louis TO EItts1urgnf LoreuH,
Pittsburgh 10 tt. Louis NasnVil e.. Nash
Vile TO Pittsburgh; Glasgow, 81 LoUis t8
Pittsburgh. River stat piftry, WIN o. feet
OF water in the cauals ~ feet ON the falls.
and 80 feet over the rocks Weather
cIOtrfv and cool BuEfu ses dull.
CAIRO June I6.-Port list-Iulia, Nfcka-
burg 30 80. Louis, An; Robert u. Lee.
New Orleans 70 LOuisVi d., 40 A.hI Brown
81. Louis to Cairo. III q 81; Glendale. sd.
Louis 20 Pittsburg, II Ne; VIM. WHITE Pas
vile 70 return, P.M,s Baltic, Cairo 10
Louisville, PM; Rover, go louis Oh
POmeroy, 3 PM; Louisiana, Louisville t1
n " orleans, 4 PM; BsmarcE, 50. Louis
to New Orleans, y ~. Heathercool Ilcr-
curry 70 River fell six inches.
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PEIsoNAL-We were gratiied to
meet in the city yesterday, J T. Wal
lick superintendent Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, for the
State of Indiava. lie returned to
Indianapolis last night.
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HamnnR MnrEnl.

Bv TeIegraph.l MEMPHIS. June is.
CoTToN-Excited; low middling 32e; e1-
ports 369 bales.
FLoUR-HeaVY at 81 759lO %.
CORN-Firm S7l2G9Oc.
OATS-DuH at 75c-
HAY-Dull; prime 80 5O4z' w.
PORK-Firm at $50 50g34 ".
BAcoN-Shoulders l41z9l454c; sides lS54
Ml9c.
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DRAWING NIGH.-The time for the
sale Of those beautiful lots in Spring
dale Is rapidly drawing nigh. The
sale takes place next Saturday after
noon at four o'clock. For particulars
see advertisement headed Suburban
Property for sale.
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ARMY WoRM.-We notice BY our
exchanges that the army worms are
committing heavy depredations on
corn in various portions of the State
In Knox County, whole fields of corn
have been devoured. This pest TO the
crop has appeared on the borders Of
this county, but as yet has done but
little injury.
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COMMENCElIENT. = The thirtieth
Commencement exercises of the Indi-
ana Asbury University, at Greencas-
tie, will commence on Friday, June
25th, and continue till Thursday,
July LIST. The annual examination of
classes will commence on Wednesday,
the 23d, and continue until SATURDAY.
the 18th. The Baccalaureate Sermon
will be preached by President Bow
man. and the Annual Lecture bv the
Rev. R. Andrus, Of this city, on Sun
day, June 9th.
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CoLoRED SCHOOL EXHIBITION
The sholars Of the colored school,
taught by j. M. Townsend. had a
public exhibition last night at the
African Nj. i. Church, on the corner
of Seventh and Oak Streets. The
church was crowded with visitors,
quite a number of whom were white.
The room was nicely decorated with
pictures and evergreens. The schol-
ars were neatly and even elegantly
attired. and the exercises were con-
Quoted by Mr.. Townsend, and we're
opened with prayer by Rev. Mr..
Mcfarland. The opening address
was delivered by F. D. Morton, a
young man, and was rendered in an
excellent manner.
This is the first exhibition of this
school, and the programme consisted
ofrecitations, declarations, dialogues,
and compositions, and the scholars
acquitted themselves very creditably
indeed. John Carter presided at the
melodeon, and the singing was very
good. The best of order prevailed,
notwithstanding some rowdy boys at
tempted to create a disturbance on
the outside by being noisy and dis
orderly. The whole affair passed off
quite pleasantly, and the exhibition
did credit to the colored people.
CIRcUIT CoURT.-Wm. j. Rusk and
Andrew Byers VS.. John L. Voolfolk,
ct. a. tried by the court. Judgment
rendered for plaintiffs in the sum of
81, 703 so.
Joel @. Mills vs.. Anna Mills. Suit
for possession of property held by
Anna Mills. Tried by jury. Verdict
for plaintiff, giving possession of the
property in controversy, and damages
to the amount Of s62 so. Motion was
made fora new trial.
VIM. K. French VS.. Commissioners
Of Vanderburgh County. Suit to re-
cover pay for a carpet which had been
placed in the County Clerks room by
plaintiff. Verdict for plaintiff in the
sum Of $40 40. Motion was made for
a new trial.
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B@ For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils,
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, 60 to the Opera Drug
Store, 18 South First Street Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid tie compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27
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iteamboat Stewards

Often complain that ordinary Baking
Powders lose their strength and quail
ty after being on board a vessel or boat
for a few days. D00teys Bakiag Pol0-
der is not affected by any atmosphere,
and will keep good In any climate
Perfectly free from deletcrioEs sub
stances, and it will make good, sweet,
wholesome rolls, biscuits or pastry to
perfection. and withal the most eco
nomical. For sale by all grocers.
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BY CabIe.1 LONDON. June lB.
Consols, for money. 92JS; account. 8Z7
30 DO DIS, 60ES; at Fran Ffort 8GG85s.
El1e' lg4; Illinois Central, 9j: Atlantic b
Great Western, o. Stocks steady.
PARIS, June l6.-Bouree doll. reDte7. 70
francs and 81 centlmes.
LIVERPOOL, June 16.-Co ton active, mid
dling upiands. on SPOT, Il7s0Izd: adnatr
4Eai orleans l1t6Ml2Md; sales, 10000 haIess
l5readstutt~, qutets California white gheats
- "a red western, SIS "a western n0ur. 2Is
I'd Corn s 6d for new; 28s ca Tor old.
oats 3s ID. Barley. SIS. Peas, 57s Pork. a8s.
Beef, Sos. Lard 73s. Cheese. 79s. Bacon
US. hehned petroleum, Is T5Sd. TaIiow, as
LoSDo1g. June iG.-Sugar, SOS 2da f0d. spot.
active: atloat, firmer, 29d Refined petro-
l5um, is Ga. L1nseed oil. 3ls 5d. Petroleum
Antwerp BE. Cotton, Havre, 49,
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DIAMoNDs.-Just received, at
Geissler q Delangs. "a Main Street. a
very large assortment of Cluster and
and Solitaire Diamond Rings, which
will be sold at remarkably low prices.
Also, large stock of Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains, at prices to suit
the times. Call aud see, at
GEIssLER q DELANGs.
Jel6-Zs 81 Main Street.