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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-01

The additional arrivals and depart
ures last evening were the Mollie
Norton, to Hepdersoni Clara Scott,
to Cairo; Umpire, Cairo and return
Rapidap No. ?. 10 Eastport; John
Lumsden, from Cairo.
The Ada Lyon went cat full Of
freight and people-an elegant trip.
..""..The Clara Scott and Rapidan
No. 2 took out good trips-all the
freight they wanted.."..."The Umpire
did not arrive till 5 o'clock. and the
Lumsden came IN half an hour after
walds. Neither lad full freight,
but both were well filed with
people..-.........The Umpire ran over
and lodged On the sunkcn barge
of the Minneola, at the foot Of
Hurricane Island, and was detained
four hours, but sustained no other
damage The wreck lay fair across
tho channel, but had washed away be-
fore the Umpire came up. The freight
of the sunken barge is scattered all
along shore, aud nearly every family
from Hurricane Island 10 below Eliz-
abethtoWn, has a barrel Of whisky or
other freight from the wreck. The
ofieersof the Umpire saw parties on
the wreck plupdering, but they fed as
the Umpire approached..A...Duke
Nicholson, agent Of the Cairo packets.
received freight all day yesterday, and
when she arrived he had about 100
barrels Of whisky, large quantity Of
miscellaneous freight. and 19G cases
of boots and shoes. The boots and
shoes were shipped from Boston, via
the South Shore Fast Freight Line to
Padueah, On the solicitation Of
@. w. French, of this city.
agent for Western bound freight IN
that famOIs line. They are consign-
ed to Slack, Street q Co, of Padu
cah...,....The John lIumsdeu arrived
before 6 P. N. yesterday, Showing that
she is fast. She took down an i'm
mense trip on the water. She had
200 bbls. -four and three bids. To-.
bacco, two hhds. tobacco FOR w. O.
Brown & Co. and considerable mis-,
cellaneous freight. She goes promptly
at P u. to, day. Capt. o. w. Davis
is IN command, but Capt. Gus. Fowler
is around rendering valuable assist
ance. Capt. Billy Fowler, her chief
clerk, has stopped off this trip, as lie
says. to recuperate, but VIC hear il in
timated that there is a marriage con-
tract standing out. In the. meantime
Geo. Nicholson and Ed. Thomas have
charge of the Office, and it could not
be in better hands......Nick Pen
nington, second clerk Of the famous
Mary Houston, arrived home on Mon.
day night, and looks extremely we'll.
The Mary Houston Is laid up al New
Albany awaiting q rise."......."We
direct attention to the notice Of w
G. Turnoek & Co, to be found under
the head Of Steamboat Advertisements
relative to the manufacture Of the
fusible alloy metal required by law tc
be kept IN the fues Of steamboat Boil
ers........-We are panied to have to
announce the death of Daniel s.
Start, late Of this city-a genllcma1
well known in river circles. Ills last
steamboating was on the propeller
Crescent City which be helped 10
build, and run He died on Saturday
morning aitcra brief ILLNESS of dys
entery.
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.lnrlanell -.

80 q olr. rs pL. CIRmRnhrI. Aug. 30.
FLoUR-5teady; sales OF family &C s. -
.W6 on.
WHEAT-F fmcr, closing at q 20@i % for
red and 81 85@l % for white, the latter rate
for choice kenlncEy
eoHs-buii a. q ~, andwith more sellers
than buyers
OhT8-5teady at 5fV53e.
RYE-Flrm ard in demand 90 OF O0Hl "
WOBACcO-In good demand; sales Of 2bl
lihds a. 81 OJ42i 00i $50 90 for Jugs % prime
lcaa
WHIsKY Uhhottcd, with no salee. and
accurate quotations cannot be aiv0n hOld-
ers ask 81 Is, bus 81 - WAS the bestr ratio Of
tered.
PnJvieI1, -l1ull hnd in very little de-
mand. Ness pork, held ~ 638 0OB33 -
BULK meats, l5IgG4ci shoulders aud
gldes no sales. Bacon so d &C lJc for shout
ders, 10 "a iim ted cK'ont and a. ibtzc for
cloar = b 8ugal cured hamf, 22B2fe.
LAIiD-l55<c aud no inquiry.
BUrrEH Hca o. ard 20 higher aieB Of
prime 20 eht leo at ~ gs2si fruit house SELLS
ata5c.
EGGs Flrmfc and 10 dtmaud go I)8i4e.
5U0Au-F lrm 90 l3 JglGs lOr raw.
CCFFEE -efeadg 90 l9j6@254e.
CIL-Ilrselll lfmer; sales 30 95c4g4l COZ
tAe lattcu ease iD5bing rate. Lara OF, 81 AZ
O. -. I.|
GoLn-l5jjz bus Iug aHd l3l selling.
FNCEANoE- steady
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FATAL ACCIDENT-From the Ex-
press messengers on last night train,
We learn that man named Murphy,
said to have been q Catholic priest,
stepped from the train On the o. & NJ.
Railroad, at the junction near Vim
cennes, while the train was in motion
and staggering back fell under the
train and was crushed to death. A
bottle of whisky fell from his pocket
and was picked up by one of the Ex-
press messengers. The unfortunate
man tits said had been GA q spree"
fnr-savnral DAYS.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
seeoad Days Proceedings.

The Association Of School Teachers
again convened at the High School
Building at 8 a. n. yesterday. The
attendance was much larger than on
the previous day. there being eighty
teachers present. The programme of
exercises was conducted in an ener-
getic manner, and with rapidity and
accuracy, and besides being quite in
toresting, were undoubtedly beneficial
to those who took part in the pro
cecdings.
After performing the usual morn
ing services, and the roll being called,
the subject Of Arithmetic was taken
up. + A number of teachers took their
! places at the blackboard, and ex-
famples we're given them, which they
performed and explained in a very
| practicable manner. The exercise
was conducted by Mr.. McCutchan
and Mrs. Plummer, respectively.
Miss Mary Weld instructed class
in Primary Drawing, which, it was
supposed, attended school for the
first time. The exercises consisted in
drawing lines and printing letters on
the blackboard.
Prof, J. w. Knight continued his
Interesting instructions to class in
English Grammar. He first reviewed
the class over the lesson Of the pre-
cedine day, and then demonstrated a
very practical way Of forming the plur
raj number Of nouns and teaching
the proper use OF the verb. He ex-
planned the great necessity of always
developing facts before giving defni-
tiohs. s. sla - ~ nra go
Prof Cow heard recitation in
spelling, aud clearly illustrated the
necessity and utility of having scholars
write their spelling lessons and define
all the words, it being necessary that
children should always understand
the thoughts intended to be conveyed
before they can give proper expression
to them. Prof. Cow also continued
his remarks about Mathematical
Geography.
Miss Anna Wack gave Instructions
TO class il Primary Reading.
Miss Lucy Woodbury. gave instruc
ton to a class of primary scholars in
writing stories from words which she
had written on the blackboard. II
was a very interesting exercise.
The last half hour in the evening
was devoted TO an examination of the
contents Of the query box" and a
large nulnber lof questions were pro-
pounded, some of which were an
swered, and others were not. One
particular question, which has both
cred many persons, was asked, as
follows: What direction is Iceland
from tho North Pole?" The answer
was, south; because everything on
the earth Is south of the North
Pole. This was finely illustrated by
the globe, but many persons who have
studied geography on the fat maps
have commended that iceland is south
east of the North Pole. An examin-
alton of the globe will show the error
at once. Questions were asked on all
subjects, and the short time devoted
to this subject was very interesting to
all present.
But few visitors we're Ia attendance
| yesterday. although the exercises
were fully as interesting as a school
examinations Those Interested in
the manner in which instruction is
taught in our public schools should
drop in during the session and see
the niodas operandj ofconducting the
InstItnte,s lis nL
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TIE County Agricultural Sc
NfndHGa

Asthe 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 all classes OF
this work, such rs Catalogues Premium
Lists, Tickets, sc. 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 facili7
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us. or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL GO.
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f'H h4+eEfapnI NNW X0aK. August 81.
C0IfoA-t1ulet and steady GALES 50) balca
az |3c for Intddllng uplanda
FLOUR-ikcccipts lZ.s83 barrofs. ,.,.,tr ~
more active md 50l0e better. esio. ia 81 .
700 barrels az IS Q0@G go for an norm n lsfofa
and Western; SO 4009 10 for extra STATE.
white wheat extra ~ 5JB7 ~ for round
hO0u OhiO:tG 15U7 % for extra st. I,onfs.
81 300 90 for good 20 choice do: CLOSING
hfin Rye hour qaiet sales OF Sj bauels
CoRN AEAL-Iu fair request: sales of 259
barrels u Baltimore and BrandyWine at
WHIsKr-Duu; sales OF 20J barrels o.
Western 90 Sd I7nf lS free.
WHEAT Receipts 8947S bushels; market
516e better and more actlvoi sales Of ~ ,lgy
bushels a. el 1901 30 Tor NO. 3 Springs 81 20
al 80 for SO. Z do; 81 458l 81 for Winter
red Illinois, 81 GOAL 60 for Winter red ana
amber WGsterni ID 90 for white Indiana
ST 3S4I ~ for amber Ienne sees 81 W for
white Ohio; 81 coal 20 for white Kentucky :
81 81 foE white Genease; 81 ~ Tor white
California.
RYE-NomlnalIy lower.
BARLEY-NOminaL
CoRN-Iiepeip 1888 bushels; market
l82c lower saie8 ~ 100 bushels "a 81 0JN
81 Ia for uneQuhu new mixed Mesteru, and
81 1901 lsz Cor sound 90.
OATS -itccelpf8 0,376 bushels; mark @
duu and heavy; sales OF 5000 bushels &C.
Go Tor old Western, anu 0l0eGfo FOR now
Southern and Western.
RICB STEADY.
CoFBEE-lu moderate request
EnGAR-.A Active; sales OF 1000 hhds. at
u1<8l29Ic for Cuba ana ll1<0l8c for Porto
Elcoi also, 800 boxes Havana az l2t<Ml33 &c.
MOLAssEs--Dulla al t5c for MuacoVadO.
OILS-PetrOleum firm ~ l611c Tor crude
ana " H93E4e for refined. Linseed on dnl
al 919e9e.
IuRPENTINE spirits quiet nt 40.
EokK-t lrfner; sales Of 90 barrels az
eiI l9852 90 for mess dosing ut sl2 10 cash !
81 ~ for old ditto; ~ 5Da2s Tor prime I;
SD JJ43l % Tor prime mcss
BEEH--stoadyi sales Of 400 barrels. Beef
Hams quiet; sales OfG9 barrels NJ e25030.
Cur MEAr8-Quiet; sales OF 49, packages
80 HI9IJZc for shoulders: l7WI0e Tor
hams mi1dics firm sales OF 90 boxes, leo
cured, 50 l3lE0I54c.
IARD-Steady; sales OF 100 tiercos % l7gl
@ll1sc fol' steam aud lg6B2Je for Kettle
refuered.
BUTrKR- steady az i5B2s3 for Ohio.
GTTEEsE-Bun.
baEIGEITs- Liverpool are lower; ship.
meuts or 1880 bushels wheat al "a per sail
aud IOd : er steam also ] 500 barrels hOuf
per steam, at . 0d
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at.Annia nnrkal.

BY EtlUztapb.i 81. LoUTs, August 8l.
TopAuCo @staadg and unchanged.
COurDa-A Olhimg doing.
HEMP In fair demand for low grades
sales 81 lundIess ed az 81 1901 81, and dress
FL0UH-9upeihno aud extra IN demand
and scafces other grades are dull; super
fine sold aEs4 TbA5 ~ extra % 25a85 -: Xxx
$500 co. and choice and fancy family "
as 50.
WffRAr- Opened duh, ard az the close
gave way slightly on some grades; No.
Sprng solo 10 81 t5@l ga; No. red Fall
81 1901 -; No ] DO ~ 218t . No. 2 white
"a l5Gt IS. choice 10 1tncy 81 829l 81.
EoHE-vis drmof, with better demand
mixed IN sacks ats =; choice yellow 0lci
good d0mncy white D2M95c.
0AT8-Firmer, but not active. at 4484oC
/ I'M bulk, and 5ga5Jc Tor mixed 10 fancy
WhiteIn sacks.
BARLEY-Demand good for the best quail
| ity, out little offered NO. Spring sold at
SIWtI0l 10; choice Fall 81 70.
RYE-Fi met Az B0W66c.
WHISKY Declined TO 81 1901 10, with
more sellers than buyers at inside rates.
GRoCERIE 5--Qutet and unchanged.
+ PItONIsI0Es-Q Quiet; $50 for Pork; l4Ml45<
Tor dry salted shoulders; l8j1c for Bacon
shou ders. isHa1B1sc FOR clear Sides 1910
/ 1870 for clear btCrB.
LARD Quiet aad unchanged.
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B-The building formerlysoccupi-
ed by Jones & Catch, on First Street,
next door to Ahlering's confectionery,
Is being remodeled aud repaired, and
will shortly be occupied as millinery
establishment.
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Easel HasHoaa, or New Years, =
the Hebrew School taught IN the
Sixth Street Temple will not com
mence its session till next Wednesday,
Sept. 8th.
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BB~ Water melons are very plenty
in this market, although the prices
continue high enough. During the
present weather we look for an in
crease in the crop Of ague patients.
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Yaluahle Ruslness PronerlE for sale,

Valuable Business Property for Sale.
That valuable business property on
the northeast corner of Second and
Division Streets, being seventy five
feet front on Second Street, and ex-
tending back sixty-nine feet on Divis
ion Street, with a large frame dwelling,
containing seven large rooms, hall,
pantry, out buildings, &c, with gas
pipes all through the house, allin good
condition, the house being thirty
seYenanda half feet from the corner
Of Division Street. Will sell the
whole property together, or will sub
divide to suit parties. Unless the
property is sold at private sale on OF
before Saturday, September 4th, 1863
it will be offered at public sale at the
Court House door, at two o'clock, p
NJ. on said day.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash
balance in two equal payments Of one
and two years, with six per cent. in.
terest on deferred payments, secured
by mortgage. For further particulars
apply to j. =. ELLIOTT 81 Son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner of Third and Locust Streets
aug26-d9t.
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Remphss BarHet.

~ relesrapa.I MEApHIs. August "a.
CoTToE- NfiGdQng $50 receipts AZ bales;
exports o bales cars eNporia, ~. B2 bale (;
stock on hand bl .balg3.
FIcUE-Q llet.
WIBEaT-el 1901 81
IiAYLG2D U0M2j 90.
BRAE-8l9 O9
GATg- 0fMO21lc.
CORE-85UB7c
MEAL.-e4 %. Hr.
BAc8E- Quiet shoulders lGl<c: sldcs 1871.
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gB~ The Grand Jury will meet on
next Thursday, September ID. The
Grand Jury and the Criminal Court
have a wholesome influence on the
community.
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ga The public school Of Indo
pendence will commence on Monday,
September 9th The teachers for the
ensuing year are J. Wyttenbaeh,
principal; Miss Hattie J. Durham,
first assistant, and Miss Anna Sim
mons. second assistant.
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"a What q wonderful effect lit
tie spell of cool weather has. We
heard chap yesterday wishing that
fresh oysters would soon come into
market.
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BURGLARY.-The grocery of A. j..
Gillette, on the corner of Fourth and
Oak Streets, was burglarized on Mon
day night. Among the articles stolen
were six or seven boxes of cigars,
lot Of erdckers, canned fruit. &c,
The total loss amounts to about $50,
as near as it can be ascertaincd.
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ia The retail grocery keepers Mili
hereafter keep open until nine O'clock
in the evening. The arrangement
goes into effect this evening
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:. Barrett's.' Hair Restorative.

go 4. G. Bridwell & Co. corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock OF Drugs, Chemicals. Pat
cut Medicines, American and import-
cd Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes.
&c. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress anu Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-u
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gG@ An old gentleman, aged eighty
years, recently arrived in this city,
having walked nearly all the way
from Wheeling, Va.
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IA The liquor dealers held meet
ing last night. Proceedings secret.
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ga A very interesting religious
meeting has been in progress during
the past week, under the charge of
Edwin McJohnson, of the NJ. Il.
Church, which has been held in his
building. on the correr Of Eighth and
Canal Streets Several aecessions
have been made TO the church.
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BG@ An exchange says: Tie big
Senator Pratt. OF Indiana, declares
that he can laugh louder, longer and
heartier than any man in the country.
If he can beat our genial friend,
Menifee, he can take the horns.
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ga Use a little good common
sense and buy your Boots aud Shoes,
for men, women aud children, at the
first class Shoe House, at GO Main
Street. j. >. KICKER.
aug30 Mon&Tu Wv
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CIT n 70 w S /.

Ia The first oysters Of the season
arrived by express last night.
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"a The Union Base Bali Club
played a practice game yesterday.
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"a 4 negro, who had brother
killed on the Cumberland, at the
recent explosion, left on the train
last night for Louisville as a witness
in the Cumberland investigation. He
hrd piece of the exploded boiler
with him.
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. Barrett's" can't be equaIed.
dissolution of CopaPtnershiD,

Dissolution OF C0paFtneFship.
The partnership heretofore existing
between i. Schuermann and w. ID.
Burford, In the Drug Business at No.
IS South First Street, has been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr., e..
Schuarmann retircs from the bust
ness, which will in the future be con.
tinued by w. B. Burford, who viii
settle all claims against the firm, and
collect debts due the same.
FRED. SCHUERAIANN,
w. b. BURF0RD.
In retiring from the firm, | desire
to return my thanks to the public for
the patronage extended to the firm,
and solicit for my successor a con-
tinuance of the same. @
Z aug30 3tsls FRED. SeHUERMAEN.
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The above dissolution having be-
come necessary by my continued i'll
health, [ would sincerely thank the
public for the very liberal patronage
extended to the firm, and solicit for
my successors a continuance Of the
same. CONSTANT DELANG.
aug2S1W
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"a The nights are quito cool, and
the musquitos are getting tamo
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BS34 Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHEs
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ezCAL NOTICES.
So rIng Exhlbl!lon a !. 0pera Lon

Spa ring Exhibition a. opera House.
a grand SparriBg Exhibition viii be
given at the Opera House on Satur-
day night, September 4th. Tom
Allen, who recently fought with Gal
lagher, and Jim Coyne, his second,
will take a benefit. Several other
notables will also appear. 4 good
time may be expected. sept1 It
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e1 A nice Shoe for a lady can
always be found at
anglo Mon&Tu 2a Rockers.
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g II men or women could but find the
tabled fountain which is said 10 restore
health, and strength, and beauty, with
what eagerness they would rush to drink
its waters" It is found in the s. T.--i8C0
x. The sale of the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS is without precedent in the history
OF the world. They are at once the most
speedy, strengthening health-restorer ever
discovered. 1t requires but single trial
to understand this.
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EaroDoan Market.

By Cable.l LoNDoH, august o.
COueols 81; 5-z0s 'G5s 81; '07s 83: '92.
~ O2s a. trankiOrt hrm a. 5812i IRE ~
IN. Central 0fE: stock steady; ffench
kenteS ~ ~. Ice.
LrYEnPoOL, Aug. 3.-Couon dull mid
ding upiandB l5JIs Oreaus ia iyifs
NheaG at rs 81: rel Weatern ~ V5 Da.
FIOurZf Oh. 90 2 JD8 Cd. oats y -. O.
"a Pork I0s Cd. Becf bD3. l-A44 .le'
iC'6cesfs Dis Od. Bacon GUS o.. Spirits Eetio-
leuu1 gI: refined Us "a. s.-f.,.
IOEDOH, Aug. 3i.--IaIloM 19s - P 49,
n IN 30 5j1s.
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Irnl.tIIln -.

hg l'elegraph.Ir INSTRUMENTATION o.
FLoUR- Buoyaut aud mncys sales Of 80
barrels auDerGne mf Cd co
WIIEAT-Eirncr.
Unchanged.
tOAIB-U uchanEcd
RYE--fl 1901 -.
EARLEN-El ~.
0EoCEErIs5--S 50 sadY. ~. o. sugar, prime,
1870. Pdme u. -. NCiatBes Toe. Prime
RIO Coffee 2iike.
Provisions -Declniu2 Mess Pork t8l.
shoulders lCci clear flD 1905 clear
Sides I9<c; hams, sugar cured 239: fancy
IjZc. "
N lard -s0lkc.
VHI Ky Dali a. 10 d..
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperIo to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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DIss0lnllOn of COpartneTshI

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between p i. Geissler and Con-
slant Delang, 10 the Jewelry Bust.
ness, at No. 81 Main Street, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Constant Delang retires from the
business, which will hereafter be con-
tinued by p. j.. Geissler 81 Co, who
will settle all claims against the firm.
and who arc alone authorized to col
lect debts in favor of the same. The
name and style Of the firm in the
future will be p. l.. GEIssLER u Co
p. l.. GEIssLER,
CONSTANT DELANG.
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Out Of Barrctt's, out of fashion
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railroad Assessment.

At meeting of the Board of Di,
rectors Of the g.. g. & Z. Railroad
Company, en- Wednesday evening,
August 18th, it was unanimously re
solved that an assessment Of eight
PER cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent.
Of which shall be payable en- the 18th
of September next, and four per cent,
on the 18th OF October, the same TO
be used In making surveys Of tie va
rious routes from Evansville TO the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
illinois, JAS. +. WELBoRN,
aug12 tseptl5 Secretary.
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e. Sixty mats Of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. Il. d. II EIMAN's.
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nv TelezraphJ NASHVILLE Aug. on.
WHEAT Market weak red 80 10; amber
" FtIIoHa-g8 81 pcrbbf. for best brands
CORN-fl 90.
OATs-bJes
RYE-9Oe.
PAnrEY-EI lO.
BAooN- slides 1910 shoulders lGlle. and
hams l9c.
LARD-2le.
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81 reiagraph.l NEW YoRK, August 81.
Market fairly active aud prices gene.
rally steady.
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ENLARGING.-We are pleased 10
notice that our cnterprising fellow
citizen, ii. E. Blount, the we'll known
manufacturer of the Uric Steel
Plow," is enlarging his factory, and
extending the building in the rear of
his lot. His business has increased
so rapidly that it has become neces-
sary to increase his manufacturing
facilities. 1t IS our manufacturing
establishments that add to the wealth
and prosperity Of the city, more than
any other branch of trade.
PERsoNAL.-A. Fl. Cardin and wife,
Of Marion, KY, passed through the
city yesterday en- route home. For a
newly married man, our friend Car
din looks extremely well.
Joseph K. Frick. the distinguished
architect, arrived 10 tile city on Mon
day, with a view of making this his
permanent home,