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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-22
AppRAIsEMrNr ZOE 1869.-By the

APpRAIsEMENT FOR 1869.-By the
recent appraiseuent of the property Of
Vanderburgh County, it appears that
the real estate and improvements in
this city are valued too high IN pro-
portion to the other townships We
give below the figures, showing the
increase in the valuation of lots since
1864, (the time the last appraisement
was ma de- aud the per cent. of in
crease. and also the total increase IN
She valuation of lots and I'M
provements, and the per cent of In
crease, showing that while the increase
in Scott Township is only 80 20, in
Pigeon it is 241.88. The valuation in
Pigeon Township, in comparison with
the other townships, was considered
too high by many of our citizens, and
on last Saturday. committee Of tax
payers, consisting of Judge Law, j udge
Iglehart, John J Chandler, Thomas
E. Garvin, and John A. Reitz. ap-
peared before the Board of Equaliza-
ton and asked for the figures for the
purpose of comparing the valuation
in the various townships. On yester-
day afternoon the committee again
appeared before the Equalization
Board, and asked that committee be
appointed to take the matter into con-
sideration for the purpose of ascer-
tanning how much the appraisement
should be reduced in Pigeon Town
ship. After considerable discussion,
the Board appointed committee Of
FIVE, who were to meet last night and
examine into the matter, with in
structions to report to the Board this
morning. The following table will
show the increase In valuation, and
the per cent. of the increase IN all the
townships of the county since 1864
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A REMARKABLE GARMENr.-G r.
Stringer, of Kentucky. called at our
office yesterday, wearing vest, the
fronts of which were composed wholly
of rattlesnake skins. The skins OF
ten rattlesnakes were used in its
manufacture. The snakes from
which the skins were derived were a
part Of the lot of 106 killed in one
day in the month of November, 1867,
IN Hopkins County, Kentucky, by
Andy Galbraith, we'll corroborated
account Of which we published at the
time. Galbraith, it will be remem-
ocred, discovered their den on bleak
day in November, when the ground
was covered with snow and sleet. He
commenced digging them out, and per-
severed until he had exhumed and
destroyed 106 ratilesnakes of various
sizes, and some fifty or sixty snakes
Of other varieties, which were hiber-
mating with the rattlesnakes. When
first exhumed, the snakes were in a
lively mood, but when exposed to the
cold and snow for few minutes, be-
came torpid and entirely harmless.
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MONEY ORDER SYsTEM. = Thi

MONEY ORDER SYSTEM. - This
method transmitting money through
the mails. organized by the Postofice
Department few years ago. for the
protection and convenience of the
public, has proven complete success
and is daily coming more and more
into use. During the past week one
hundred orders were issued and paid
at the Office in this city in small
amounts, ranging from s. 30 up to
$50 90. amounting in the aggregate to
$3.50 %. Aud yet this is only a
small part Of what the business would
amount to if the whole community
was informed Of the advantages of the
system. There are a great many
people who are still pursuing the un-
safe method of enclosing money in
'-'~~ :. This should never be done
~hen It can possibly be avoided.
Neither should money be sent in
Registered Letters when Money Or
ders can be used. This department
Of the Postofice is essentially the
peoples Exchange Bank, and as it is
established purely for their convent
ence. it should be freely used by
them.
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M0NETARY q COMMRRCIAL
Fen 80 NarKnt.

By Telegraph NEW YORK June n.
CorToNo-.lHeasyy and lower; sales OF 900
bales at 3354a3Gze.
FLOUR Receipts. 5,sf5 barrels; firm in
good demand safes Of q so barrels az 81 %
mE5 40 for Euperfiue state and Western;
s8 l507 90 for common 10 choice extra
state: IS gOa6 g. for do. extra Western;
10 50m7 . Tor good to choice white wheat
extra; 90 l506 - for common to choice
round hoop Ohio; S. 50d7 50 for common
% fair extra saint Louis; S. 001li 90 Tor
good to choice do; closing firm; Included
IN thc sales are $500 barrels for specu-
lation and export; s6 00@6 A. for extra
Western, and S. G0a6 65 for extra State. Of
June aud July delivery Oregon Flour
oulet az 90 70 California quiet and steady
sales 81 300 barre y at So a5a9 %. RIVE Flour
quiet: sales OF 80 barrels at "a 25@6 IS.
CORN MEAL-In fair request; sales Of 500
W1IT ~ western 81 08aI OBJ free.
W HEAT-Receipts l7265 busnelss mark
a brisk export demands sales Of llB90O
bushels. largely 70 arrive, at 81 499l AZ Tor
No spring; 81 509l 81 for NO . DO. n Q.
Winter red Western at u 5s@l So amber
Michigan az 81 81; white Michigan at u 30.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Continue
CoRN-Receipts rs. $50 bushels; market ic
better: closing dull; sales OF 1900 bushels
at 6l0.S7c for new mixed Western via can
al S3g69c for do. Via ratlrOads S3968c for
oars = Receipts 3,Isl bushels; market
dull. sales OF ii 900 bushels at 788761Sc for
STOCK IN GRAIN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat 52s, $50 bushels, including $4,000
bushels Of California, corn 2lS,8jl bushels,
oats 63l ,42l bushels, rye S,4f7 bush, barley
l6S bushels, ma l0I, SO bushels, peas 85,Al4
bushels.
RIoE-steady; sales OF 100 tierces OF Car
CoFFEE-Sueady sales or 400 bags of Lag
uyara at l7glS1Sc god.
SUGAR-Unc anged.
MOLAssEs-Dui and nominal.
PErRoLEUM-Quie OF l8c for crude and
Bic Tor refined.
HOPS Quiet Mt 69l4c for American.
OILs-Linsoed du at 81 029I O3.
PoRK-Quiet and steady sales Of 500 bar
rels at So e7a33 90 for new mess; s 2 so for
old do. s26 0Og25 Is for prime, and s2s 37a
S-8 80 for prime mess also $50 barrels new
mess, sellers and buyers july, at $3.50 009
s33 81.
BEEF-Quiet and steady; sales 10 barrels.
Tleree Beef dull; sales OF so tierces at $50 %
@s25 90 tor prime mess, and SO U083J 90 Tor
India mess.
BEEF STEADY; sales OF 60 barrels
at S3l 80.
Cur MEAT5-Firm; sales of l70 packages
at l30l4l&c for shoulders, aud l5l<Ml714c for
hhlns. Mtddles firms sales OF 40 boxes
snort ribbed and stratfOrd at 165Sc.
LARD-Dull sales SO tiercrs at lSqF30c
for steam and 20g9014c for kettle rendered,
and 80 tierces steamY buyers july ON
private terms.
BUTTER-steady at 20@30c for ONO, and
30a3Bc for sta e.
CHEEsE-Duii and heavy ut ll@l854c.
IuRPENplNE-Weak at 4tbSMd2c.
k1tEIGHTS-IO Liverpool quiet and firm
wheat per sail at $4,000.
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Chicago MarKct.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. June a.
EASTERN ENcHANGE-At / 10 premi IN
selling and t-iU Off buying.
FLoUR-ls quiet, aud firm al s586 % for
Spring extras.
WHEAT Firm n I'd active; sales OF No.
AT IL 2loal p; NO. advanced 202Mr; sales
at lD1z@I ~. closing al q 22t4@i 22L this
afternoon the mark eb IS finer, at a a fOi
80. ,.
CORN Moderately active and firm; No
l advanced 292}ac, with sales at 6GHr6tSc
for NO. q advanced 8lfm359c. with sales 80
6jlS@G6 e. rejeetad 5785e, aud no grade 80
52n55c, CLOSING steady at Gl4u6Bise for No.
2; TINS afternooA the market is active at
b7c for n q. q.
OATs-Q Quiet aud nrm aud %m1{c higher.
s4ies No. at 0i2m621ac, closing az blla4
Gls5c.
RYE-Firm md 1S0lc; sales Of No ] at
sl9I OF sample lots 99c closing at 81 Oh for
No l..
BARLEY-Is duh and nominally 81 % cr
No. n store
HIGHWINEs- Quiet and steady at 9Jr.
MOLAssas-NeV Orleans A5cmgI.
FuGAR--l814 Mi154c Tor fair to choice.
Mess PORK Bus ers aud sellers apart Ia
their views; s}3 50 uffe ca and s,l3 - asked
LARD Firm and quiet at l9l40l0t6c
HANS RI Sweet picked hrmer, at $500
l014c.
Should ERs -Dry-salted firm at l24gl8e
loose.
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RfVer lbfsnnfcIles.

CAIRo. June 2i.-PorJ Lt.t-Jno. Lums
den, &aShVflle TO return, 3 r. NJ: city OF
Cairo. Memphis to So. Louis, 8 An; silver
Spray, Cincinnati 81 New Orleans, d A. ,. +:
sam. j. Haze, Memphis 10 Cincinnati,
A. N sam. Brown, st. Louis to Louisville,
A. NJ: RObI T.. Lee, Louisville 10 New
Olleans, +. n. Ialisman, Nashville pack
ct, p. NJ; White. Paducah packet, 3 r. NJ
Revolution, st l. ais 10 - ound CITY, T.
NJ. Weather cloudy with some rain. river
rose inches The little steamer Revoiu-
ton created quite an excitement on the
ievee this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, June 2f.-Port List-Robel {
Moore, Nashville tn Clnciuuatfs AbeOua,
1T. Louis To Cincinnati; Lee Claire No 2,
from Tennessee River; Charmer, Evans
vile to Cincinnati; Peyt0na, from New
Orleans; swallow, New Orleans 10 Cincin-
natl. River falling, with feet inches
water ia the canal, feet inches on the
falls, and feet Inches over the rocks 2.
" e4thet cloudy 4nd warm. Heavy ram
John smoker, of New OrIeaus, has bought
the controlling interest in the steamer
Belle Lee, ana viii run her In the cotton
trade next Fail.
NASHVILLE, jane 81 River falling rap
Idly, with feet water on HaFpeth Shoals.
Weather warm and showery Arrived
Tyrone, Cairo; Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
Departed - Umpire, Upper Cumberland /;
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati
PFTTsnURG, June p. -MononaaheIa feet
: inches. Weather showery and warm.
Thermometer 1872.
MEMPHIS, June 2l-Port List-Arrived.
Belle Memphis from st. Louis Departed,
Great Rapub 1c and Rubicon, for vt. Louis;
FAIRY Queen, for Cairo; Julia, for Nicks-
bErg; Magenta, for New @ leans.
ST. LOUIS, June 2l--The tow boat Bengal
Tiger Is coming from Dsbuque with 10000
tons OF Ice. 1900 bushels OF wheat Is 90
bushe of OATS and viii add II, 900 bushels
of corn at keoKuK. A heavy rain passed
over the city this afternoon. The Weather
has been very warm for several days. Tue
thermometer stood at 982 since this morn
ing, but since she storm to-day the tempera
ture has been good deal cooler.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-Arrived- Bis
marck and Louisiana.
CISCINNATI. June 2I-POrt List - Ar
rived; Wren, Kentucky River: Messen-
ger, Pittsburg; Il. Il. Hudson. Wheeling:
Noun faiu Be ie, kanawhA River; q en-
DALE, st. Louis; Maggie Hays, Pfttsburg
departed Ct eudaie, Pfttsburg. River III
ieet IN the channel; 50 leet under the
bridge.
ST. LOUIS, June 2I.-Arrived. T.orena.
from Pitt Jurgh; Glasgow, from Omaha:
dubuque and Lady Pike, from ST. Paul:
Marble City, rom Vicksburg; City OF
cairo. from Memphis: Sam. Clark, from
louisville; city Of st. Paul, from ST. Paul
Departed: Harry johnson, TO Keokuk:
Schuyler, 10 Peoria: Belle ST. Louis to
Mem phts; II IN Jasper, Lady Pike aud
Glasgow, to st. Paul. River about sta.
tionary, with good stage OF water to all
points. The late rain checked the decline
an the upper Mississippi. Weather clear
and cooler. Mercury at noon 81 (; at 3 pm.
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Cincinnati narkhE.

by GsleEraphsi GLNCENHATI, J un0 ~
FLouH-stendy: fami S. 5000 20.
WHEAr-Scarce aud higher, clos ng ~
81 10l 80; the demand wis quite light, but
the offerings were hardly equal 10 the de
mand.
toKN- Unchanged: ear G1@03c; sheiied
63H6ic, and wuite 61g66c.
KYE-ScMce aud advanced to 81 -.
OAT5-G8aT2c, aud The market steady.
Iorr0N-Firm at 32e for m ddlink.
WI IsKY Firm nj D8G.
Mess Pork - Was offered more freely 60
day, and 400 barrels sod az eB
BULK MEATs-lteid az I}c and lGc Tor
shoulders and sides loose 80 eco barrels of
shoulders sold al l3lIc packed.
BAcON Form mt l4.2c, 7He, and l8i4c f0r
tile bes with only small satce. e4
lARD Quiet at 1870.
BuTTEH - eady HL u gzSc for OH !.
GGG3-t50 &c
GROCERIES Unchanged ami quiet
OIL-Llnseed oil rs dun at "a U38l o.
i ard oil EN- 4&0el az.
PErROLEt NJ - uti at 2SM20e foI refined.
CHEEs Dull at t4NIGe.
GOLD III buying.
ExGIA NGE Dull; II To a discount.
MONEY-Mdrket close.
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IS. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. Louis. June q.
TOE CC1-In good demand 40 unchanged
rates.
Corr NJ Nothing doing.
II EHP-Nety du4l; sa.os Of undressed az
81 2JUl 40 for Z INC 10 strictly prime
FLOUR -Ddll, weak and tja2Jc lower on
medium and lower grades spring super
fine s4g4 I5; extra sI O5s5 00i Xxx - s5ag
g6 CO.
WHEAT-Duii and unchanged for Fall,
and active aud b gher for Spring; No
NO. 81 J7WI Is.
CoRN Firm: mixed 5saGOc IN btffit; GgM
zoo in sacks choice white SD9Slc.
OATS Duit at ~ e34c
RYE la demand and higher at 81 05m
81 90.
FREDERICKSBURG. Mess Pork held hlwh-
ef sales at s3B 7J43t GO. BaeOm-shoulders
sold al H1ze packed clear rib sides 49,:
clear sides l6Ic; canvassed sugar cured
hams Ole.
Labelled drm at l9%g2oe for eli 3ice
WHTsKY-Flrm ct 95c
:. CATrLE-t@aiet and unchanged a. 31zg7c
AOGS-7Gac.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE.-The undersigned, hereby
give notice to the public that Mr..
Thad. L. Conant has no authority to
transact any business for the Evans
vile Cornet Band, from this date, as
he is no longer a member. All those
having claims against the Band will
present the same TO Chas. S. Hay
hurst, at Bobert Barnes store, on
Water Street.
EVANSVILLE CoRNET BAND.
MONDAY, June q, 1869. je22- 2t
[Courier, Democrat, and Union
copy.
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REcoRER's CoURT.-Jack Cook i'm
bibed too much of the fluid extract of
corn, and consequently got drunk.
He was charged IS 45, which be paid.
John McGraine, for an ordinary
drunk, was taxed in the sum of Sc 50,
which he promptly liquidated.
Joseph Geiser, for committing a
nuisance by killing hogs within the
city limits, was fined 80 95. Paid.
Abraham Rothsehild, for maintain
ing a nuisance by having a manure
pen in an alley. was fined 81 go, which
he paid.
The two nuisance cases above
should be warning to all persons
against maintaining nuisances of any
kind. The City Marshal will enforce
the ordinances.
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PfCNIC EXCURSION The Sunday
Schools ia charge of the Trinity M
Il Church, will leave on the Armada
this morning for a grove a short dis
lance above Newburgh, whore they
will spend the day. A large number
of children viii go if the weather is
suspicious. The boat will leave about
8 o'clock.
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EUROPEAN MarkeF.


By Cabie.l LONDON. June "a.
Consols for money 9-ss; DO. Tor account
~, 90 bonds siMs do. M Frankfort
PARIS, June y. B0urse duI.
LIFERPo0L. june ELECTION active: mn
lands lzta.a t-lfd; ore cans t46aI2ISc. sales
81 lo,ND bates California while heat
" ~; red Western IS lDd. Flour 2}s Corn.
NO. = mixed Zfs 81 for new, aud 28s OF n
0ld. BAffey D.. Peas 31- o.. Beef 5s. b ard
-. 6ne@te ~. Bacon 8&s cd Common
HosiD '5s; fine do 49, Splriie Petroleum
81 teuneI do. Is n. Tallow A o.. ut-
pentine Us Cd. LfHseaa on Us.
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FINE CURRANTs.-We found upon
our table, yesterday, a small Jar OF
eurrants, raised by Mr.. John r.
Miller, on Eleventh Street, near
Cherry, which are the largest and
handsomest we have ever seen-being
nearly as large as ordinary goosebcr-
ries. There is no locality, in our
knowledge, better adapted for the
growth Of fruits OF all kinds, and espe-
cialIy the small fruits, than Evans
vile aud vicinity, and yet while straw
berries were selling in Terre Hautc at
30 cents per gallon aud cherries at 25
cents, here the former were selling at
so to so cents, and the latter at 40 to
go cents. In Terre Haute they have
live working Horticultural Society,
and hold Horticultural Faris, in which
many of the citizens take lively in
terest, while in this city it is impossi-
BILE to awake sufficient interest on the
subject to secure tn attendance of
five members at horticultural meet
ing. 1t is Notifying to have to make
this confession, but still it is true. and
an honest confession is said to be good
for the soul.
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PROMPT PAYMENT.-It will be seen
by the official notice that the Post
master of this city announces that
all money-orders drawn on this Office
will be promptly paid upon presenta-
ton, after the receipt of the official
letter Of advice from the issuing
office. As there are now established
IN all the leading towns having bust
ness intercourse with this city. Money
Order Offices, and as this is the safest
and cheapest way of renting money
Ia limited amounts, our merchants
can justly advise their Gus toners not
having bank facilities, to send funds
by this method.
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lew IorR GoId ana stoca HarRlt,

D IeIt8fHTI.I NV I0IEk 2 WIlE "a
MoNEY-Str!ugent al per cent gold ard
7 per cent. currency, and 3z9i-i6 per cent.
commits Jon FOR call loans.
STERLING BtZg95(.
GOLD is bfgner, but closed weak and
quiet. Government sold million dollars
ri one lot at l35 75-l0i the price opened AZ
1857, advHn need 10 ls4, and closed at 1871
The carrying rates were zml2 per cent. .
and 1-31g3-9f pea cent. The cIeara aces
were $500 ,Oa1.
CovETssaENT sToCKs - Arc strong
Coupons Of 'sl, lZlMi2lJk: 10. ~. I28a
l2g}s; do. 20, ll6ls0li7; do. rs. lisl<miissk;
az. new ll52agl Va do. ~, ll8}S8lI91z; do.
W, lly4gllgJz; l0-l0s I07g 1917.
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p1- The very best Note Paper can
be found at the JOURNAL Office.

LEFT FOB HoME.-A number OF
our school teachers left for their
homes, yesterday. by steamboat and
railroad. Others will leave on
Wednesday," We hope they will all
enioy a pleasant vacation, and return
in the Fall with renewed vigor to
prosecute their labor of lore.
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CITY N EW S .


Asthe season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing t. make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
LIS s. Tickets. sc. We are also prepared
TO get mp one, two, and three sheet Posters,
In plain or eolored 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 facii-
lies cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, on
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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No COUNCIL MEETING.-There was
no session of the City Council last
night, on account of there being no
quorum. The clerk adjourned the
Council, aud announced a meeting for
this evening. AS it is expected that
important business will come up be
fore the Council. it is desirable that
there be full attendance of the mem
hara
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CLosED.-Igleheart's mill has been
closed for the purpose Of making
some necessary repairs aud also to
enable the proprietors to make several
improvements. 1t is intended to put
in some new stones so as to get up a
finer grade Of -four than they have
ever before been able to make. They
intend to manufacture brands of -four
that cannot be excelled in the West
and no expense will be spared to en-.
able them to do this. The mill viii
be closed about three weeks.
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GAME or BASE BALL.-We learn
that the Evansville Base Ball Club
will play a game on tomorrow after
noon. Charles Wentz has proposed
to have the first choice of two men,
and let DIR. Haas then select his nine,
and Wentz will make up his party
out of those left. Or, Mr.. Weniz will
give DR.. Haas the first choice of two
players, and select as above
We also learn that it is probable
that match game viii take place be-
tween the Ferre Haute Club and the
Evansville Club, on to morrow week,
at this city, but it is not yet known
for certain.
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SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-The ex-
animation of the Hebrew school, at
the Sixth Street Temple, will com-
mence this morning at nine O'Clock.
The scholars in the Primary Depart
ment of the English course, taught by
Prof. J. w. Knight. will have an
examination this morning, aud the
examination of the pupils in the
Hebrew and German branches, taught
by Rev. Simon Hecht, will take place
this afternoon.
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WEEKLY REVIEW. - The regular
weekly Commercial and Finacial Sum
mary will be found on the third page
OF to-day's Issue. There is an error
in the money market, and where it
reads 'goldis steady, buying at 139
and selling at 140. it should be "gold
is weaker, buying at 136 and selling
at 138." This error was not discov-
cred uatil the inside was worked
oil, !" hence the correction.
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STATEMENT-The Quarterly State
ment of the First National Bank will
be found in our advertising columns
this morning. The showing repre-
sents the Institution in aourishing
state.
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Criminal CoURT RooM.-The work
on the old Post Office. which is being
fitted up for the Criminal Court
Room, is still being pushed ahead
1t will take at least all this week, il
not longer. to complete 1t.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.


This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities East and South.
CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 # Special Agent.
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WooD SAw.-On Saturday night,
some sneak thief stole a wood saw
from the wood house of VIM. Stem
bridge. IF the miserable, trifing
thief will call again, Mr. Stembridge
will give him the sawbuck.
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CyRcUIT CoURT.-The only case
Under consideration, yesterday, was
Robt Barnes VS.. Geo. Woodruff,
which was tried before the Judge
without jury. We did not learn the
vaault
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QUARTERLY STATEN ENT.-We call
attention to the quarterly statement
of the condition of the Merchants
National Bank, which shows the
institution to be in a sound condition.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-0n and after
Wednesday, June 23d, the local
freight train on the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad will leave
the Depot at this city. at 4:40 A. NJ,
instead Of at 40. as heretofore, and
will arrive at Terre Haute at 4:15.
This will be geeat convenience to
persons who desire to go to the couu-
try early in the morning, either on
business or for pleasure. Business
men desiring to stop on the way aud
take the next train, will have five
hours at Princeton and nearly three
hours at Vincennes, before she arri-
val of the mail train, or they can go
out to Princeton on the freight and
accommodation, have three hours for
business, end return on the mail train
at noon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-22

CoRREoTToN.-In an item in yester-
days JOURNAL. relative to a poor
devil who lost his bottle of whisky,
the word yesterday" was errone-
ousIy used instead Of Saturday, I"
when the melancholy event trans
pired. We make this correction in
justice 10 Frank Bowers, who goes to
church on Sunday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-22

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Ink Eraser is very cheap, and answers
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