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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19
MONETARY & COMmFRCIAL
New YOrk haPkel

BY telegraph NEW YORK. July II.
AsHEs-Pots, steady at 81 57@7 o.; pearl,
dull and nominal. E'
COTToN-Uuchanged sales of go baies a
34Z9341Zc for uplands.
FLOUR - Receipts 9,779 barrels; market
59lOc lower, dull and heavy: sales of $500
barrels at So lOGs5 Is for superhne state
and Western; Sc 25WS6 so for extra State;
So OOG6 so for do. extra Western; So 90g7 Is
for white wheat extra; SO 4O9N 90 for
rOund-hoop Ohio; s. O097 y Tor extra ST.
Louis; So O06lsl0 90 for good to choice do;
closing quiet and heavy: sales of 600 bar
re Is at IS 50@9 co.. Oregon Flour quiet q
IS .00a9 O5. Rye Flour steady; sales Of 80
barrels NJ "a 5096 co.
WHIsKY-Quiet; sales of 50 barrels West
Wheat Receipts SO .5s5 bushels; market
heavy and lg2c lower; sales OF $4,000 bush
els at 81 43@l 49A for inferior to prime No.
2 Spring; 81 43@l 48% for No. l do; 81 30
for Winter red Western; 81 So for white
Canada in bond 81 IS for amber Michigan ;
81 65 for new amber Delaware and SOUTH
Sern Illinois; 81 66% for white Michigaui
l 1917 for white California.
RYE-Steady; sales 500 bushels Western
BARLEY AND BkRLEY MALr-Dun and
nominal, sales OF l,50) bushels German
Barley Malt on private terms.
PEAS-('anada in moderate request; s les
of $50 bushels at VI 20 in bond.
CORN Receipts 1916 bushels; market
less active and scarcely so firm; sales OF
81 600 bushels NJ 74GS0c for unsOund new
mixed Western; 90tG95e for sound do.
g699Ie for Western yellow; CSC for inferior
Receipts l4,9l4 bushels: the mar
keL is lc better; sales OF 81 900 bushels at
S01ze for Western ia store, aud Sl@Slc for
do. afiOat. ltf .an
RIcE- Quiet at 814g9c for Carolina.
GoFEEE-DulI.
ySUGAR-Firmer; sales OF zoo hhds. Cuba
At ll4l214c, and 800 boxes Havana ut
I2Iz@l3c.
MOLASS ES-Dull. Ffs 8t
HoPs-Firm At lI@15c for American.
LEATHER -Hemlock sole quiet without
decided change.
Wool Firm and quiet sales Of 20 500 lbs.
AT 45s5Oc for domestic fiee0ei 50a5S for do
nestle cO1nbtngs. .et.fl.
301Ic for refined. .a
0Ls-Linseed dull at 9sc@sl 90 in casks
Provisions - Pork quiet and firmer;
sales of 430 barrels at So 4O@32 70 for new
mess; closing at So 80 for regular, S3l 20
for Old do, SIS A0gZ7 Is lor prime, and
SIS J0(929 % for prime mess. Beef steady:
sales OF go barrels at IS 000l6 DO for new
pain mess, and SI24IS 90 for new extra
mess. fierce Beef nominal at eg0fe25 90 for
prime mess, and &Zjls60 90 for india mess
Beef hams steady; sales of la5 barrels at
S28g32 50. Cut meats quiet; sa.es OF 100
packages at l3lI9I4c Tor shoulders, and
lDl gu lie for hams. middies quiet; safes Of
20 boxes OF ice-cured at 1919
LARD Quiet aud steady; sales Of 800
sAierces at l71{9I94c for steam, and 1870
2O1sc for kettle rendered.
BGTrER- Quiet ut I0929c for Ohio, ana
l6a36c for State.
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CONFIDENCE GAME.-One OF the
lowest and most contemplate conf
dence games ever perpetrated in this
city occurred last Thursday, but we
have refrained from making mention
of the fact hoping the scOundrel
would be arrested. The name of the
victim is VIM. E. Walton, crippled
soldier from Pennsylvania, and the
confidence man gave his name as
John r. Jones, and said he was clerk
on the steamer Romeo, which, of
course, was all lie. He got Walton
to loan him two dollars. and promised
to give him a situation on the Romeo,
but the rascal has not been seen since
The william is tall, dark complexion
ed man, with heavy whiskers, and is
about thirty five years of age. Wal
ton was slightly intoxicated at the
time the borrowing took place
Although the amount was very small
yet we think a man who is such vii
liam as to swindle poor crippled sol
der is base enough to do anything
We would also suggest that when q
poor man goes to a strange town to
secure employment, he should keeI
sober and take care Of himself.
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SWIFT AND WELL MERITED EXPIA-
TIoN.-On Wednesday we gave some
details of terrible and bloody ira
gedy that was enacted on the Sunday
previous in Illinois. opposite Padu-
cab, which resulted in the murder OF
Mrs. McCormic by two proving
robbers and murderers, and the
serious wounding of her husband. we
have received from the officers OF the
Armada details of another act IN the
tragedy. 1t appears that the assasslhs
escaped across the river, but a de-
scription of them having been elreu-
lated throughout the country, party
Of five started in pursuit. One man
named Hudson became separated
from the others, and discovered the
scoundrels in an orchard, He rode
ND near them, and demanded their
surrender, aud IN return received a
shot, the ball taking effect in bis
bowels, inficting a dangerous wound
He returned to his companions, who
pursued the villains until they over
hauled them in a cane brake, wher
refusing to surrender, both were sho
dead. Thus was expiated, if our in
formation is correct, ono Of the mos
dastardly crimes ever perpetrated II
Southern Illinois. The wound Of
Hudson,I though very severe, was MOI
considered necessarily fatal.
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Forot.er Bipe,. Items see 2ntrdl Page.

The weather has materially changed
since Saturday, and yesterday and last
night were decidedly pleasant and re
freshing. 1t was cloudy all day, with
genial rain just after noon. The
mercury ranged from 760 to so during
the day......The river up to dark
last evening had risen about ten
inches, and an additional rise of n
foot or moro may be expected. At
Cincinnati it was falling on Saturday,
and also at Louisville, but a rise was
reported coming from the KanaWha,
and the river is again rising at Pitts
burg. The last rise at Cincinnati
amounted to three feet nine inches.
.........The arrivals on Saturday and
yesterday, not elsewhere reported,
were the Emma No. 3, New Orleans
to Cincinnati; Armada, to Cairo; Ada
Lyon, to Green River; Sam. Orr, to
PASSPORT; Clara Scott, to Wabash
River; Wauanita, ST. Louis to Pitts
burg; Indiana, New Orleans to Louis
vile; Hartford, from Green River;
Quickstep, from Cairo; Morning Star,
to Louisville; Romeo, from Clarks-
vile; Tarascon, Louisville to Hen
derson; Wild Duck and barges, Pitts
burg to st. Louis; Petrolia No. 2,
from Cannelton; Altoona, Cincinnati
to ST. Louis; Cumberland, from Cairo;
Rapidan No. 2, from EastpOrt.
The Emma No. 3 had a very fair
up river tripv.,....,The Armada took
out a magnificent trip on Saturday,
and was full of people.........The Sam.
Orr. and Clara Scott went out pretty
full.........The Ada Lyon had but
moderate trip.......The Wauanita had
nearly full load......,.,The Indiana
had a good passenger list and consi6-
cradle freight. She discharged 1900
sacks salt, 5 hhds sugar and some
other freight here, The salt was divi-
ded equally between l.. Rufner, Jr. &
Co., and Baird & Start. The sugar
was for Preston & Menifee. Captain
Neal went throughzBy rail from New
Orleans, and Charley Miller was in
command. Billy Bryant, the great
medicine y of the Indiana, has our
thanks for fine ripe water melon,
which was fresh and delicious..".....
The Hartford came in about s o'clock
Saturday night with good trip, the
Crescent City Band attracting large
crowd to the front by their exquisite
music. The boys seemed highly graf
fled with their trip.........The Quick
step had nice trip up, and arrived
In good time Her manifest will be
found below. .....The Romeo arrived
yesterday with some 60 or 20 hhds
tobacco, and after discharging, retired
to the bone yard. ..........The great
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Cincinnati KarKei.
BY telegraph CINcINNATI. July II.
CorroN- Dull. Mfddlings 2Sc.

By telegraph CINCINNATI. July IL.
CoTToN- Dull. Rfddlings 23c.
TtBBACCo-F Firm at IS 9Oa20 40.
FLOUR-~Dutl and dropping; family s. 20.
WHEAT-Dull; more Offering; prices low
Ell, 81 209I %; new Kentucky white 81 40 to
arrive.
CORN-Dull and dropping; ear Tic.
4 ged-72@75c.
WIuSKY-Firm at ST..
PROVISION s-Firm and quiet. Mess pork
held At S33. Bulk Meats--l3gI554c for
shoulders and sides, 1917 sic for clear rib
and clear SIDES; buyers at 1<cless. Bacon
held firmly at AZ, 1Sgl8Iac for shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides; sugar cured hams
2l%c.
LARD-Held at 1919, buyers l0Ac; but
little offering at any price.
BUTTER- Unchanged, Just 24925c.
&. EGGS-Dull at 15c
j CHEEsE--DuH. Western reserve I8c; fac
tory l51zt9l6c. -.f
.oIL--Linse ed oil duh at sl@l OF; lard oil
81 358l 40.
GRDCRRIFs-Sugari firm and In fair de-
maud N. o. l3159l51zc. Coffee steady at
2l926c.
GoLD-l3j%, buying.
EXcHANGE-Firm at par buying.
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E st. Louis Nnrket.

by TeieEraph.l ST. LOUIa, July r.
TOBACCO Strong for low grades and
brisk Tor black wrappers, but prices are
without qmoinble change.
Cotton Quiet al a2a33c for middling.
HEMP quiet and firm.
FLOUR - Lower for low grades; Spring
supernues 81 On { 50. choice Fall supcr-
fines 50 256t5 %, X is 000g8 %, Xxx gG SOFA
Sc 70, and fancy 81 1000 %
WHFAT-5Wl0c lower for new Fall; sales
of good 10 prime at 81 i4@l l5 prime 10
strictly prime 81 2jNl y, aud choice III S29
81 %; nothing done Ia spring
CORN Offerings small and choice mostly
held out Of market: sales az 81 pUQsl o..
OATS Firm at CSaGJc N bulk. ana 720
75c in sacks.
tYE-Scarce and higher; sales at 81 20
al -
i OVGstoE3 Firmor. Mess Pork SOB 250
g.; -. Dry allied shoulders l31Xc, GEAR rlb
Sides l611r, clear sides ne Bacon suouI-
ders Ice, 81 ar lib sides lsl4e, clear sides
ISJSc
LARD -Nomina' at Isolde for prime TO
choice stC:im and kettle.
WHI=KY-Stcady at al o..
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zAsss..asss.esszs

ley of an ancient institution called
the canal, some time since gone to de-
cay, they would find lakes in regard
to which they could CON to but two
conclusions, viz: Either that some
means must be Immediately devised
to have the water purified, or that the
Board of Health should be empower
ed to order all residents in the vicinity
thereof to remove from said vicinity,
and remain until the season should
be so far advanced that they might
return with safety to themselves and
| family. OBSERVER.
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ANoTHER.--A man drove an ex-
press wagon into the river on Satur-
day morning, at the mouth Of the
Sycamore Street Sewer. The horse
got beyond his depth, and came very
near getting drowned. a man waded
into the river and caught the horse,
but the harness had to be cut before
he could be got cat. This was an
other narrow escape We have re-
peatedly spoken of the danger in
driving into the river at the mouths
of these sewers. but we believe if a
sign was put up at each place, with
letters ten feet long, that somebody
would fail to read it. and drive into
the hole. Let this case be another
warning.
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FIGHT.-John Roquet and L. NJ
Pinston, the latter clerk at the
Crescent City Hotel, had a fight on
Saturday evening, in which Roquet
got considerably used up. Roquet
threw a big stone at Pinston, which
missed him, when the latter picked
up the same stone. and beat Roquet
over the head with it, inficting about a
dozen cuts. They were both arrested,
and gave bail in fifty dollars each,
to answer to-day. Henry Roquet as
saulted Pinston on the third of July,
and gave him bad cut with a brick
bat.
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A RAIDING CHICKEN Eater
About ten o'clock on Thursday even
ing last, as Mr.. and Mrs. Green Bel
lamy were about to retire, a loud
noise was heard at the poultry house.
Mr.. Bollsmy fastened out to see what
was the matter, supposing that some
person or persons were after his
chickens, but could find no one, and
shortly afterward retired. Ga Friday
evening about six o'clock fox was
discovered in his yard, lying in am
bush, waiting for another attack on
the chickens; Mr.. aud Mrs. B. gave
chase and succeeded in capturing his
foxship, and in a short time put him
to death, thus ending the career Of
Bold Reynard.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, July II.
FLoUR-Quiet aud firm; spring Extra,
s. 9O06 80.
WHEAT-FIrmer and less active, and ga
21Zc. higher; sales of No. 2 AT 81 35L@l 80 !;
No 2, 81 21SWl 331a, closing unchanged for
No. !, and quiet for No. 1, Mt 81 32t5Ml 33 /;
sales OF No. this forenoon at IL 3Z5z@l 30.
CoKE-Dull and unsettled: No neglect
cd and nominal; No. ?. quiet; sales at sou
@SlLc. for fl Sh, and 75g7Gc. for June re-
ceiptS; rejected, 69G70c no grad, 5Sg59c,
closing unchanged for No. T. and nom mai I:
S054@Sic. for fresh 75c for June re ceipis Of
No. 2; this afternoon so. 2 Is unsettled; Toe
for June No. J..
OATs-DulI, at G8aGGl&c for No. 2
RYE-Dull at 81 0GGi o. for No. IN store.
BARLEY-Entireiy nominal.
HIGHWIHE5--Dull at 81 90.
SUGAR Firm at l3H@l44c. for common
to prime Cuba.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull, but little more than
lS54919e. Dry sailed shoulders, I2t4@15c.
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FIRE.-About nine o'clock Satur-
day night, the light of large fire was
visible across the point, in the diree-
ton of West Franklin or Mt Vernon.
From the roof of the JOURNAL Office
we could see the flames rolling very
distinctly, and as it was supposed the
Armada had about reached that
point, it was suggested it might be
her. We are happy to learn, how
ever, that it was only large stack OF
straw near Mt. Vernon. 1t made
a magnificent light for some fifteen
minutes.
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TRfver nis1lafcllLe..ls "a :

CAIRO. July l8.-Port Iist-7A. Baker,
Nashville packet, An; Marble city,
NicksbuTg To ~. Louis, 2 AM: Champion,
Il. Louis to Cincinnati, SA.eHg:s Julia, st.
Louis, 10 Vicksburg, Am; Alton, It
Louis to New Orleans, 9 An; Armada,
Evansville packet. 6 AM; Shark, ~, Louis
to New Orleans. G A NJ; Sam. Brown, st,
Louis TO Cairo, g An Tie river fell four
inches. Raining nearly IN day. 49,.
CINCINNATI, July lS.-POrt List "A rriVed
-Glendaie. Pittshurg; ATgOsy, pittsbuTg
Observation-Disclosures, st. Louis. River 10
feet inches and falling. Heavy ram.
LOUISVILLE, JaIy 17.-Port List-R. lI1
Lee. TO Mound City; Belle Lee, to New Or
leans, with n ~ Trip: Altoona, Cincinnati
to 81. Louis; Allegheny Belle, st. Louis to
Pittsburgh: Wild Duck and HawkeYe No.
/, Pittsburgh TO 81. Louise River falling
slowly. with feet inches OF water in the
canal, D feet inches on the falls and feet
inches o. er the rocks. Weather clear and
warm. -.ih I
ST. LOUIS, July l8.-POrt List--ArrIved,
Mary Mcdonald, Omaha; Lizzie GIL, New
rleans; Bengal Tiger, Dubuque: u. Ii.
Weeks and Harry Johnson. Keok *
Schuyler, Peoria. River rising, the result
of recent heavy rains along tile upper
streams, several of which are much sWOI-
len. Weather cloudy and much cooler.
Mercury 50 at p. II. agEdE
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New orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. July IL.
Co1ToN -Middiing SIC; sales OF 375 bales /;
receipts 4i3 bales; exports 26ll do.
GOLD-i3jI4.
STERLING -I5O4; New York sight = per
cent. premium.
FLOUR--Sa es of super at $500 for Xxx I;
SO 81 for xxx, and So IS for white.
CORN-Sales at III ~.
81 OATS-Sales at Use
HAY-Sales at $50 co.
M Ess PORK s4 70.
BACUN-Sa at i3LM10e.
LARD-Sales OF fierce at I91%M20I%c; keg,
20t&@2ltze.
sUGAR-sales of common at IO@Ilc;
prime, I33&c.
MOLASsas-EOne Offering.
WnISKY ~Sales at 81 l2gIl5.
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To THE LAKES. The "local OF
the JOURNAL has been on visit to
the Lamasco Lakes" A few weeks
ago he went TO the poor house,
and the next time we hear from him
he will probably be at The insane
asylum. The childish twaddle IN
yesterdays JOURNAL about the : La
masco Lakes was duly appreciated,
but not the way the JOURNAL would
have it.-COurier (Sundog).
The local Of the JOURNAL devotes
his time to getting up original home
news of local interest, which is a
great deal more than the local Of the
map of busy life" can say. The
local page of the Courier for the past
few weeks has been made VI Of
selections from the New Albany, Iu-
dianapolis, Terre Haute, and Vim
cenues papers, which are about as
interesting to its readers as a speech
in the Chinese language. We also
advise the local of the busy map,
when he publishes items that have
originated in the JOURNAL a week
before, that be give the proper credit
He is welcome to use our original
items, if he will not try to pass them
off as his own.
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ATTEMPT AT ARSON. - The pillow
works Of H. E. Blount q Co. wereset
on fire last night by some villain, but
fortunately the fire was discovered by
some boys and extinguised without
any harm being done. We have in
our midst, undoubtedly. a gang Of in
cendiaries, and we again suggest to
our police to keep a sharp look out
for them, as they undoubtedly mean
mischief and robbery.
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LETTER FROM POSTMASTER FOSTER.
The proprietors of the Courier and
Democrat have received letter from
Postmaster Foster, in reply to some
comments of the editor of the Courier.
IN Thursdays paper. The note is
withheld from publication in order
to see If any reply to the Courier's ar
tlcle Is published In to-day's jour
MAD. We shall then determine what
reply, i any, we shall make.-CourieT,
July 17th.
The communication referred to was
sent to the Courier Office on Friday
afternoon, with the special request
that it appear on Saturday morning.
As a second issue of that paper has
appeared without its publication, it is
inferred that the communication has
been suppressed-an act Of journal
istic discourtesy without precedent.
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About the Lakes.

l noticed in your paper of Saturday
a very spicy description of the Lakes
in one part of Lamasco. | think if
the City Council would invite the
Board of Health to take a stroll with
them from about the corner of Fourth
and Sycamore Streets. down the val
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FvrERpRrsE.-On Thursday morn

FvrERpRrsE.-On Thursday morn
mo we published an account OF the
proceedings in the case OF Captain
Joe McReynolds e. al. vs.. U. ID.
Smallhouse ct al, wherein an iDjune-
tion was granted by Judge Cissell re-
straining the Green and Barren River
Navigation Company from charging
tolls. The communication, as fur
nished by our special correspondent
at Calhoun, was copied into the Gin
cinnati papers of Saturday, and one
day later, yesterday morning, the
main facts appeared as news in the
Courier of this city How is that fol-
enterprise? "A map of busy life.
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Mozart Hall.
AUCTION! AUCTION. AUCTION I

Monday, July 10Th, 1869, at Nine
O'Clock 4. Nj.
All the Furniture and Fixtures,
Counters, Tables, Chairs, and all be-
longing to theeMOzart Hall.
Also the building and dining-room,
which must be removed from the
premises. .F..s-
All sums under So, cash; all sums
above s., a credit of three months.
HENRY ". BENN1GHOF.
2t HIT Il OEHLKOCH.
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BOULEVARD PAvEMENT.-A gen.
tleman in this city is talking about
putting down what is called the "Bou-
levard" pavement in this city. by way
of an experiment. The composition
of the pavement is ashes, coal tar and
gravel, put down hot aud rolled with
hot roller. 1t is said to be great
success in Cincinnati and Columbus,
Ohio.
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CALLED ATTENTION. Almost every
individual who read the Visit to the
Lamasco Lakes" in Saturdays JoUR-
NAL, that lives near goose pond,
called our attention to the same, and
requested as to call aud write
them M"
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+" Barrett studies the hair.

By 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 com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf -Ai
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AN OLD Residential gentleman
who resides in this city, has in his
possession a cat that is twenty years
old. When this antiquated specimen
of the feline race departs this life it
will be quite a catastrophe.
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BASE BALL.-The Bluff City Club,
of Memphis, is expected down on the
Robert Burns, 80 day. and it is prob
able that they will stop over and play
our Club a game. although there is
nothing certain about the matter. The
boat may not get here till late this
evening.
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FOR. RENT,
CIFY N e w S.
To County Agricultural So
RiRliRa.

As the season Is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing tn make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention TO our
superior facilities for doing all classes oil
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, Sc. We are also prepared
to get up one. two, and three sheet Posters
ia 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, aud our faelli'
lies cannot be surpassed. Cali upon as, OF
send for estimates.
ANsYILLE JOURNAL 90.
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European MarkeE.


BY Cable.l LoNDoN, uly IL.
r,onsuIs for Money, g3M; Account 91<@
ggi<: $50, at London S-1z; at Franz Tort
S7La8754; Erie 1871 Illinois Central 93JZ.
Stocks steady.
TIvEFPooI.. July I7.-Cotton dull; mid
Iling ~: tBr8eans u; sales OF 500 bales (;
GsiiiorIia while wheat JOS "a red western
No . o. 2imgs 31; western flour DIS 81 /;
corr No = ~ lXed western rs 81 for new,
and 20 for old; oats 3s Cd; pork Dos: beef
90s. Iard 70s cheese G2s; bacon G2s- Naval
s.f,1f,-s dali; spirits petroleum. I'd; refined
a.. is 5d; turpentine 2Js; linseed oil 81
Mounds los.
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CHICKEN CHOLERA.-This epidemic
seems to be devastating the country,
as we notice items in various ex
changes in regard to its ravages. A
lady who lives few miles from this
city has lost nearly one hundred lay
ing hens, and near two hundred young
chtpkaDg
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Cor DUcKED.-Three young men
got into skiff in Pigeon Greek yes
terday, and it being a very light affair,
it tipped over with them, and they all
went into the creek. and had . scram-
Bile to get out again. The joke of the
matter was that they were taking
somebody else's skiff as Joke.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

Doc SHOT.-Frank Schu killed a
dog on Saturday in the Southern En-
largement that gave indications of
being hydrophobic. The mad dog
season has now arrived, and several
rabid animals have already been
killed. The City Fathers ought to
look into the dog question, and issue
an order for the muzzling of all dogs
in the city. The old proverb. that
an ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound Of cure" is the surest rule to
work by in cases where the safety Of
the community at large is involved.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19
MapphIs AaPket.

ny Telegraph MEIruia. July Il.
WIIEAF-NeNV, 81 p.
CORN soc.
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CORN meals 81 5O94 IS.
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LARD 10 tEx0c.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

FACT.--An Insurance Company
which would issue policies against hen
roost losses would do a good business
in this city. We fear the chicken
cholera would soon give the Company
the =" gripes."