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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-05
River Dispatches.

MEMPHIS, July 4.-Warm and
cloudy, with indications Of rain. Riv-
er rising. Departed - Magenta. to
st. Louis; Indiana hourly expected.
CAIRO. July 4.-Port List-Marble
City, from Vicksburg to st. Louis, at
. A. NJ; Indiana, from Louisville to
New Orleans, at ga. M. Peytona, Gin
clnnati to st. Louis, at IL A. M:
Shamrock, st. Louis to Cincinnati. at
noon; Hawkeye, Pittsbnrg to St.
Louis, at l p. NJ; Lumsden. Nash
vile packet, at 1 P. M; Julia. Sc.
Louis to Vicksburg, at 2 PM; Ar
mada, Evansville packet, at A p. M.
Mississippi, St. Louis 10 New Or,
leans, at 8 p. ~; Lawrence, Cineiu-
natl to St. Louis, at 5 p. NJ: Grand
Lake, Memphis to Grand Tower, at
. p. NJ; Leonidas, Cincinnati 20 New
Orleans, az 6 p. NJ. Star, Pitt burg to
New Orleans, at p. NJ: Shark, New
Orleans to St. Louis, at z NJ. The
river has risen IL inches. lie has
been raining all day.
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GRAND FOURTH OF July DINNER.
The proprietors of the ST. Cloud
Hotel treated their boarders and a
number of invited guests to a magnifi-
cent dinner yesterday, in honor of the
Fourth of July. The dinner was pre-
pared by Daniel Jones, the distin-
guished cook, and was one of his best
efforts. Among the principal dishes
were boned-turkey, lobster salad,
boiled fish, quarter lamb, boned,
oyster salad, beef-tongue in aspect
jelly, chicken salad, bOned ham,
boiled, mock turtle, roast pig, with all
other delicacies that the most fastid-
ious appetite could desire. The guests
were attended by a bevy of fair dam
sells, dressed in red, white and blue.
The most ample justice was done the
delicious and princely dinner. A
rope was stretched from the hotel to
the Old Elm, from which was sus-
pended a magnificent garrison flag.
Messrsy Hall & Woodson know how
to keep hotel.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-05

ITCAN Nor BE DENIED.-Dooley's
Baking Powder has not only attained
the position of the best, but the
cheapest baking powder now in use.
Strictly pure in its combination, and
so exactly proportional that there is
no treble in making light, sweet bis
cults. rolls, pastry, &c, every time
1t is the cheapest to consumers, as
one pound will go further in the Gull
nary department than two pounds of
any others in market. Try it and be
convinced. For sale by all grocers.
iG5 2eod
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MEETING OF MERCHANTs.-The
business men, and especially the
Board of Tobacco Buyers, are re-
quested to attend meeting at four
o'clock this afternoon, at the Ameri-
can House parlors. for the purpose
of perfecting arrangements for the
great Tobacco Fair. to be held in this
city on the 18th of July. This is a
matter of great Importance. and full
attendance is desired.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegrnph.I LoUnVILLE. July 3.
. FLOUR-Falr local demand at 81 -.
6IiAI 49, teady. Wheat, red 81 rs, white
81 .. Corn, bulk 06c Oats, bulk zoe. Rye
81 20.
LEAF ToBACcO-Steady; sales of l54 hhds
at S5a2I D.
PRO I5IoNs-Quiet. Pork 33c. Bacon
shoulders I4I5c. Clear sides iB%c. Hams,
sugar cured 1916.
LARD-Prim leaf l9Lc.
HIGHWIREs-Firm al 93c.
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DROWNING, oF9A YOUNG MAN
Yesterday evening, about five o'clock,
Baldus Sehwaegerle, aged about seven
teen years, was drowned in Pigeon
Greek, near the mouth. 1t seems
that Schwaegerle and another young
man laid down in a skiff that was
chained to the shore under the bridge
and went sleep, and it is supposed
that Schwaegerle fell out of the skiff
and was drowned His hat was found
floating in the creek, and little girl
stated that she saw a person in the
water who came up and went down
two or three times. Several persons
dived for his body, but up to late
hour last night it had not been dis
covered. 1t is sad affair.
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a SUPPLEMENT To AN ORDI.
IA nance, passed July 28th, 1854, entitled
AN Ordinance concerning the Wharf OF
the City OF Evansville, and repeating fore
iner ordinances" Passed June 2Sth. 1869.
SECTION ]. BE IL ordained by the Common
Council O8 the CITY OF Evansville, That It.
shall hereafter be uniawful for any person
or persons 90 erect, build, or place, or 10
cause TO be erected, tuilf, or placed, any
house. stOreh ouse, snop, shed, or building
on any wharf o said city, or on tht shore
of the Ohio River, whether Tie same bs "a
public or private wharf. between Water
Street and said river, or between Front
street and said river, IN nOnt Of or add
Joining said city.
SEC. z. Any person or persons violating
the provisions of this ordinance shall on
conviction forfeit and pay the sum OF one
hundred dollars, and shall also forfeit and
pay the sum Of one hundred do lars for
each and every day during which anv
such person or persons shall suffer or per-
nit any such house, building. or structnre
Greeted contrary TO the provi ions Of this
or shore OF said river.
WILLIAM II. WALKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. NJ. Mc6RfFF, Clerk,
BY H. A. MCGEIFF, Deputy.
Jy2 d3t Union COPY
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TOBACCO SALEs.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. had a special sale of sixteen
hogsheads on Saturday afternoon
which sold at prices ranging from
81 30 to $12 10. Although this was
small lot, the sale was most salts
factory.
Another sale will be made on Tues
day, ami full attendance of buyers
is requested. It is expected that a
good lot of tobacco will be offered.
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shipped over the e. & @. R.R. to
Brazil. Indiana, for the use Of the
furnaces. This IL the Inauguration
of new species of commerce which
promises TO become of Considerable
importance.
Mamifests.
MAEIFEsT-Of the Steamer Ada r.,o.,
from Green River July Al Block b5yr z
packages household go 'ds: SAMSON a WI,
son, / box merchandise: Hodge n "a
barrel whisky: Babcock Il Steele, a pacb
ages merchandise; Miss BOWdOn, I BOY
merchandise; Humphrey, Patrick a. Co,
hogsheads tobacco: Nichtern a. 90, bKs
soda water; w : Ford, ~ hoRaheads to-
bacco; Martin, Gardner ~ Go, III hogsheRds
tobacco; w q Brown q Co, 4 sack Of fcath-
eTs' hfogsheads tobaccoi McCorkle g.
Tweed, ION lumber.
For LOuisville-35 HAD tobacco.
MAEIFEsT OF Steamer Quickstep. from
Cairo, July 3, iS69.-L Ruffner Il co. 10 bags
wheat, bbls apples: Thomas Rcantlin n
Son, / ian mill; Mechanics Foundry, 1
cast wheel Schultze, Truman a. Co 5 tons
scrap iron Thomas scautlfu a Son Z baVa
feathers; Kratz, 2 bbis iron Baml Orr q
Co, Dbl iron: q q Riblack a. Co, IL bdlR
gunnies; + II Huston, hid tobacco; r. w
Patrick, hhds do; r q Van Ripper, 5 do.
do; X X DuDkersOn, 30 do. do; w Ford
Is do. do; w q Brown 81 Co, "A do. do.
FOR REsHIPMEET.
To Louisville per Morning star-lO bbls
apples, ~ pkgs spokes, bags wool.
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

open for Lock B0xoa............G Am. To bpm
Glass Boxes Gen Delivery Am. 70 7pm.
Money Order n Registry
once. t.....s......... ........... Am 90 Grm.
Stamp Depnrtmeut............ z ANTI yp.rrz
Deliveries clio scd from no 10 I8.f0h.tr. ANA
from 1910 90 go p n. forItallraad Malls
BUNDA YB.--IOclr Boxes. q a M fo0 .41 a .rr
Glass Boxes a Gen. Deliv-
......-..,..8 go Do q 900 AIM
No buAine.a transacted 90 Cashiers once
on sunday
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GOBBLED.-Jo. Fisher, who resides
in the upper part of the city. was ar
rested and locked up in the city prison
yesterday ernoon, charged with mis-
treating his wife, and raising a dis
turbance In his neighborhood.
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No PAPER ON TUEsDAY.-In order
that the JOURNAL corps have an
opportunity to indulge in holiday in
honor of the Fourth of July, there
will be no paper issued from this Of
fee to-mbrrOR.
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MemDhis Markell.

~ Telegraph MEMPHIS. July 3.
COTTON Quiet and firm. 32JSaa1c re-
ceipts, 80 Daies; exports, IZ4.
fLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-NeW, 81 l04l %.
CORN -92G83c.
OATa-S0cMe2o
HAY-S24 O0a25 90.
BRAN 81 O0922 90.
PORK-s34 90.
LARD-20d2lc.
BAcoN-Weak; Shoulders, li54c; sides,
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Henry Lob.
meyer was taken before the Recorder
on Saturday, on the charge of whip.
ping his wife. He has been fined so
often for this offence that forbear-
ance has ceased to be a virtue, -
and the Recorder fned him $40. AT
the increased rate for this luxury it
is not thought that Lohmeyer will
want to indulge more than once a
month. He will have to work out his
fine at Is cents per day.
Two negroes named George Grant
and Abraham Brown, got into fight
at Hamburger's old stand, on Water
Street, and they were gobbled by the
"coppers and taken to the lock up.
Judge Willard only charged them
Sc 80 each, which they will liquidate
by manual labor on the streets.
Jennie Deem. who keeps the
" Eighth Street House" plead guilty
to the charge of keeping a bagnio,
and promised to pay her fine and
costs, $50, this week.
The trial of Rachel Stinsou, for
keeping a bagnio, is set for to day
at ppm.
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Very respectfully,
Pres't. E., FL. & n. r. r. Go.


T Note.-The resolutions referred to
by General Boyle, were published in
the JOURNAL a few days ago.
On motion, the communication was
referred to committee of three, con-
sisting of hopkins, Semonin and Orr.
Mr.. Hopkins stated that certain
parties would like to take So, 900 in
ten year city bonds at ninety cents on
the dollar in cash. The proposition
was not favorably considered, and the
Council took no action.
On motion, the Street Superintend-
ent was directed to hire a man to
clean out Franklin Street sewer.
The Committee on Cemeteries were
directed to examine the house at the
Locust Hill Cemetery, which is said
to need repairs.
Mr.. Philip Decker appeared before
| the Council, and spoke in regard to
the many ponds of stagnant wafer in
/ the city, and suggested that sinks be
built by every citizen able to do so,
deep enough to reach sand, built up
with brick, without mortar, and closed
over at the top, so that the water
could "seep" through. He also sug-
gested that fire guard of five
men be appointed in each Ward, who
were to have the same authority as
policemen, and whose duty itwould be
to take Of property, ETC., on the occa-
sions of fires.
The Council approved of the sug-
eestions of Mr.. Decker, and APP
pointed the next meeting as the time
to consider the same.
Mr.. Semonin read a copy of an or
dinance in force at Louisville, which
applies to all persons who lease OF
sub let their property to prostitutes
The matter was laid over one week.
Charles Schancks was granted leave
to tap the sewer at the corner oil
Eighth and Main Streets.
The Council agreed to meet on
Tuesday, July 18th, to sit as a Board
of Equalization.
On motion, adjourned.
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UNKNowN.-Som "fghtish cuss y
belted a negro over the head yester-
day, causing the blood to flow copi-
ously. We did not learn the name of
either OF the parties
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TOBACCO FAIR ON JULY 2STH.
Two thousand Dollars in Premiums.

At the close of the first tobacco
year in Evansville, after season OF
such unusual success, it has been
thought proper and appropriate that
something should be done to show the
planters and shippers who have so
generously patronized this market, that
their kindness and feeling towards
this city is duly appreciated: For
awhile it was thought it would be
good idea to give a grand banquet,
and invite the planters and shippers
to come to this city in a body and
celebrate the occasion. But after
mature deliberation it has been de-
cided that the best thing that can be
done is to hold big Tobacco Fair,
and the 18th day of this month has
been set apart as the time for holding
the same. ~
Martin. Gardner & Co.. assisted by
the merchants and board Of tobacco
buyers, offer in premiums for that day
$1,000 The best hogshead will take
the premium of $500. The Fair will
be open to the world, but a special
ring will be opened to Indiana and
Illinois only. There will be no pre-
pared tobacco entered, all of that
class having already been sent for
ward to market, and no tobacco that
has taken premiums at other Fairs will
be allowed to compete. The full pre-
MUM list will be issued in few days,
and the premiums will be liberal.
The merchants and business men
will have a meeting at the American
House to-day, to perfect all the neces-
sary arrangements for the Fair 10
It expected that next year from
six to eight thousand hogsheads; OF
tobacco will be sold in this market
To Evansville this is an Immense
thing" as we are creditably informed
that of the large amount of money
paid out in this city for tobacco, the
bulk of it is left here In the purchase
of goods. One house in this city, on
the occasion of one of the tobacco
sales, this season, sold goods to othe
amount of $4,000 in one day. all Of
which was paid by the sale of tobacco
This item will give those persons who
have not looked into this matter, an
idea of the great benefit that results
to us from the tobacco market in this
city. It is, therefore, the interest Of
every merchant to supportthe tobacco
market, and also to do all in his pow
er to make the proposed Fair grand
success. Let US see what Evansvill e
can do on her first attempt. Aa9"
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A GREAT CoNvENIENCE.-A large
clock has been put up in front of the
Postofice, over the boxes. which will
keep the correct Railroad and Post
Office time. The clock is one of Seth
Thomas best make, and is from the
well known Jewelry and Clock EN-
porium of Messrs. Geissler & Delang,
on Main Street. By reference to the
Postofice Bulletin, lately issued. the
time of opening and closing the mails
can be ascertained. The clock will
be regulated daily by railroad time,
and it will be to the interest of every
citizen to keep time by the PostofFice
clock. This will be great convent
enee, and give our citizens a standard
time, which has long been needed in
this city.
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PiCNIc.-The Sunday School of the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
will have a picnic at the Crescent
City Springs tomorrow. 1t is expect
ed that the parents and congregation
generally will join in the festivities of
the day.
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CITY NEW S.
To County Agricultural So
eiRfteS.

AS the season is approa ching 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 as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &C. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
I'm plain or cOlored inks, at short notice.
we have just added to our Job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles of poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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HAVING secured the services of an
experienced card-cutter, we are en-
abled to furnish our customers with
business cards of any size, at short
notice, and at very low price.
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PERsoNAL.-John Casey, a we'll
known commission merchant of New
Orleans, has been in the city for sew
eral days. He left for Caseyville, KY,
on Saturday, by the Armada.
Mr.. G. FL. Hyde, formerly of this
city. now of Florence, Alabama, is in
the city, accompanied by handsome
young bride. We wish the happy
pair a long and prosperous life.
Hon. D. c. Branham, of Madison,
Indiana, a distinguished politician
and railroad man, is registered at the
Sherwood House. - ..s...
DR.. Andrew Lewis, U. s. Collector
for the First District, was in the city
on Saturday. ~ Ht.kstr#r
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FINE RIPE APPLEs.-Mrs. John J.
Marlett has our thanks for sample
of excellent and beautiful early ripe
apples, grown upon her grounds, on
Upper Fourth Street. They are per-
feet beauties.
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EQUALIZATION BOARD. In our
advertising columns this morning will
be found an advertisement in regard
to the Equalization Board, which
meets en- the 18th of July. Every
one should read it.
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BUSINESS SUSPENDED. = We pre-
sumo that business in general will be
suspended throughout the city to-
day. There will be no meeting of
the Council this evening.
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CRowDED.-The lookup was nearly
full last night, and the Recorder will
probably have good run of business
to day. Drunk" and fighting "
are the principal offences.
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EyansyiIIe MedicaI sOcIetv,

The regular quarterly meeting of
this Society will be held at the office
of the undersigned. on this (Monday)
evening, commencing at 8 o'clock
@. w. WALKER, NJ. D., Sec'y.
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We have received, direct from the
factory in Massachusetts,, another case
of envelopes. We would call the
attention of our merchants that they
can buy envelopes cheaper and have
them printed neater at the JOURNAL
Office than they can elsewhere.
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Bg The Merchants National Bank
of Evansville has this day declared
a semi-annual dividend of five per
cent. Gree of Government tax, pay
able on and after the 8th inst.
2t j. A. LEMCKE, Cashier.
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WANTED.

~TRIS-Two girls TO do general house,
WR work, to 90 to a small town. 5000
homes and wages offered. Apply al tue
store OF I,ANPHEAR & MITCHELL.
fv2 DIT
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FIGHTs.-Several small fights &C.
Cured on Saturday night, prepare
tory, we presume, to the grand open
ing on the Fourth.
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NOISY. -. Yesterday was rather
noisy, and a good deal of firing of
pistols, shooting crackers, &C., took
place. 1t did not seem much like
Sunday, on this account.
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DISCUSSING SIeHT.-A cart was
driven to the lookup Saturday after.
noon containing a drunken female
Kate Simpson by name, one Of the
fallen creatures with which this city
is so well supplied. She INDUCED IL
the most terrific oaths, and the vilest
language. Such speetacles are dis
gushing.
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SEWER TO BE BUILT.-By refer
ence to the Council Proceedings, it
will be seen that a sewer has been or
dered to be built from Carpenter tc
Division Street. ON Third.
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EXCURSION TO BOWLING GREEN
Tic steamer Ada Lyon will leave
this port tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock, for Green River, and will
carry excursionists to Bowling Green
and return at half fare. The Ada
will get back on Friday evening.
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To BE SoLD.-The Council has or.
dered the old Baptist Church build
ing, on the corner of Clark and Cen
tire Streets, to be sold at auction.
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NEW WHEAT.-IgIeheart Bros. re.
ceived the first new wheat of the
season, last week, from Golconda,
Ills. Although the grains are not
very large. it is said to be fine wheat.
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Ba7@ The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
Yahlberg Il Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety of W grades Of super
fine.
apo II. ALLIs & Co.
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Posi- OFFICE CLosED.-As custom
airy on the Fourth of July, the Post
Office will be closed after 10 o'clock
AM. to-day.
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PIoNIC.-The members ofSt. Johns
Church will hold their annual picnic
at Jacobs Grove to-day. As but lit
tie is going on elsewhere. we presume
a large crowd will be In attendance.
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FINE.-The new curtain at the
Adams Express Office, is one of the
incest specimens of script writing -
we ever saw.
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DRUNK.-Quite number of per-
sons were drunk on the streets yes
terday, and some of them were arres-
ted
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RAINING had our usual rain yes
terday afternoon. which had the
effect of slightly cooling the atmos-
phere.
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SALUTE.-The Grant Artillery
fred a salute yesterday morning, in
honor of the Fourth of July.
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JOCKEY CLUB ENvELOPEs.-Some.
thing new. Call and see them at the
JOURNAL Office.
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LOST.

~AIR RKACELET-A Above Nam
II Street The finder will be lewa sn LEG
bV leaving the same at this once. lJyz ~
-0V-On the road between Eyansvi ne
* and McCutchenvtlle Tor a Few miles
iSsVondl a small wooden box CONTAINING
--35tcIse' NJ lfttIe value to any one but the
ovner The finder leaving 1t at the JOURo
rAI, Offics vial be suitably rewarded JszS
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NEW Bella new bell, weighing
24O pounds has been ordered for the
Jackson Engine House.
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LADIES, remember that the jour
NAL office is headquarters for visiting
cards.
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A splendid thing" Barrett'slo

To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part of our house. (No. 30
North Water Street) to a good, re-
sponsible party. on reasonable terms.
j. @. DUsOUoHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. IF
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ALL the latest styles of envelopes
at the JOURNAL office.
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PENCIL holders for sale at the
JOURNAL office.
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If you wantiniee note paper go to
the JOURNAL office.
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POST OFFICE MONEY onuma SYSTEM

The Money Order System OF tho Post
ONCE is established for the protection ana
convenience ~ tbe people in mnflur
money remittanoes through tho maua.
Tho number Of Money order Dmces nave
recently beon greatly Increased, and there
Is now hardly county in this on ths ada
Joining states, where one or more OF tboae
offices IS not established. This ayatem.
affords the saiea and oheapct method OF
making money semittances iu iimnedf
amounts o. an par.aof the United afafrr.
When 10 can possibly be avoided llaafH
sloutI ncUer be sent fl che aaia.
The charges for Money Orders are na roi-
lows:
On Orders not exceeding 820........l0 cents.
over g20 ana not exceeding 900 ........ rs oanta.
$50 sac % cantr.
$40 a5o- Is ee,fs