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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
IMMENSE STOCK,

And you can get all your wants supplied.
They propose to furnish everything re-
CURED in Building, just as your fancy die
tates, from Common 10 the most elaborate
Doors, sash, BLINDS, MouldIngs, Brackets,
window and Door Frames, Flooring,
Shingles. Lath, Sash Pinned and Glazed,
Window Glass of all sizes, Paints, oils,
Turpentine and Varnishes, Paint Narnish,
and Wfite-wash Brushes, Lime, Cement,
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Nails and Builders Hardware,
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Sale OF Unclaimed Goods.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

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Notice is hereby given that all unclaim-
ed goods left at the Builders Emporium,
Water Street, between Locust and W anut,
Evansville, Indiana. and remaining on
hand one year, Will be sold at Public A uc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Auction
Room of Hiram Nelson, Esq, Locust
Street, opposite the POst-Office, on the 4th
day OF May, 1889. A list OF the goods can
be seen by calling at the Builders EmpO-
rum. BAECOCK & STEELE.
February Sd, 1869. dina.
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Just Whar You Want.

Just What You Want.
WYE HAVE IN STORE TIE FOB
W. lowing, in prime condition, which
is offered To tue trade:
% barrels JOWls. in brine;
Us Hams, in bulk;
so tierces No. ke4tIe rendered Lard:
p kegs No. l kettle-rendered Lard;
so bags Potatoes;
80 bags Oats;
40 b ags Redtop eed:
. barrels choice Family Flour;
Is barrels extra White Wheat Flour.
BABCOCK & STEELE,
Water ST., bet. Locust and Walnut,
Evansville, Ind.
fe24 -Buitders' Emporium.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE -VALUABL LIE MAIN
x STREET PROPERrY-Tnat splendid
property known the Egler property
5 tuated on the west corner of Nam and
sixth Streets, fronting 1919 feet on Main
street and loo feet on Sixth Street. said
property is offered for sale at low figuI es
on easy terms. apply to
j. II. ELLIOTT & son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
fel6 dit
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600 Barrels Lime.

WEYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
Wv hat-bo8t load OF Lime. IL is OF the
largest barrels, best cooperage. aud per-
fecily splendid. Send your orders TO the
Builders Emporium
BABCOCK d STEELE.
Water St, bet. Walnut and Locust.
mhl2 Evansville, Ind.
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NO. FAMILY GROCERIES

At the lowest living rates.
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The New York herald., 1869-07-23
FIRES N I'VE CITY.

In Mercer street.-Dasnage About $1,000.
About forty minutes after eight O'Clock last even-
ing fire was discovered by an Oflicer OF the NghA
precinct issuing from the garret Of No. Is Mercer
street owned by Mr.. Thomas Crtppen. Of Staten
Island ana leased to A. Bourlier who has an insur-
auce OF $4,000 on improvements and loses probably
1000 by the ire.
fhe basement was occupied by Edward Hoolo.
baggage check manufacturer, whose damage W
wafer IL about 800.
Tie lrst main Goor is occupied by Harlow Roya.
leather dealer. Damage hy water about $780,
The second al1 third doors and garret ars
occupied bv James Mcbride X Co, manufacturers
OF genis' silk and cloth hats. ladies' ha.s, dc,
who had a large stock, and sustained probably
$4,000 to 90 900 damage by FIRE and water. In tcer
PREMISES The FIRE originated, it IL believed, IN two
paccs--in the garret and in middle room o. tire
seoond 1o0r, where valuable stock evidently was
located The appearance OF the premises, after tie
smoke ara 1re had been expelled, was calculated "
impress close observer with the idea that the co-
lIagIation was tue work 6f an mcendary. As uocs
OF the occupants were present the insurance couN
hot be sscertanei. The loss on the bnidng VIII W
inlly $780, winch ~ fully covered by insurance
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
EXCURSION OF coalpAaY g. 1wlnrr-sEcoau atGasar n. G.

The officers and members OF Company B, TWEEN
ty-secoud regiment, N. G.. s. N. r.. were en-
tertained In truly prnceiy style yesterday. at Oak
Grove Rye. the beautiful summer seat Of Mr. s. g.
Bent. On arriving at the Portchester station Ne
company was welcomed in the most enthusiastic
manner by reception committee composed Of the
elite OF the neiYhborng gentry. supported by host
OF ladies' and large assembiage OF ''happy peasant
ry.n The younger ladies made raptur0us comments
on the handsome appearance OF the galans vtSit0ru
aud IN 80 doing displayed their exceeding good
taste, for Company IL composed, without SsnS,e
manly set OF boys as were ever arrayed In plumcd
shakOs. blue swallow tails and Immaculate uumen-
tiOnab,es. UayIng given the good people AZ the
depot the regulation salute OF 'three and ttgaah ~
tho ''nOwer OF the TwentysecOnd' stepped or brSkly
to (he stirring OF DOdwOrhs regiI1ental band,
and after q short but exceedingly pleasant halt ~
the house of Mr.. Thomas Bent. marched through tho
Village OF POrtcbeter to Oak Grove, where Mr.. ana
Mrs i. 8. Bent and select party OF invited gueata
received aud entertained them IN most magnlilo0ns
success the worthy host having provided every DELI
caCy that a reasonable epic,ire could deSaro ana
added no end OF 'extras" The banquet over, PIC
turesque group formed in front OF the villa the
photograph OF tho gay and festive gathering WA
secured. Tho ilrtatOn between the "boys IN Diuc''
and their lovely com paul0ns 10 silks and muslins OF
ali the cOlors now In fashion eliminated IN dAnc0
on the lawn, and tripping on the "ighs ia1saSsic''
was followed by delightful trip down TO Rye Deaca.
In addition to Captain T. II. Cullen. Lieutenant
George w. Laird aud second Lieutenant N. X. rear
sail Inc officers Of Company X, the f00win8 0icoro
or the TWenty-secOnd regiment participated III tho
pleasures OF the day:-COlOnel kemmey, Ltcntcnank
tenants Austin, Styles and Briggs. anu Dr. kodcn'
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
TrLsSnApNlC NEWS ireMi

The prospects for large crops In the province OF
New Brunswick Dominion Of Canada, are unusually
favorable.
Turner, the negro Postmaster at Macon, Ca, ar
rested on charge Of cOunterfeiting. was discharged
yesterday by the United States Commissioner.
The centennial anniversary OF the birth OF Hum
boldt will be celebrated In st. Louis, No. by festi-
val, with music and 0ratons in different languages.
vagrant named Trover Morgan was shot and
killed ut st. Catharine's, Canada, early yesterday
morning by Cyrus Saadel, while endeav0rlng to
break into the latter's residence.
The Fenian festival at Buffalo yesterday was
grand demonstration an immense crowd being pre-
sent All the elevators In the city were closed in
order to enable the employees to participate In the
celebration.
Isaac Surrine, q man over eighty years OF age
was Killed by gravel train on the Hudson River
Railroad, near Garrison's station yesterday morn.
ing lie was partially deaf and was walking on the
track. lie was resident OF Cold Spring, N. Y.
There were 400 arrivals at the Virginia White
Sulphur Springs yesterday, among them Mr..
George Peabody, w. A. COrcoran, General George e..
Pickett and others. Blankets and Overcoats are in
demand; the thermometer at noon marked " de-
grees
James II. seaman's carpenter shop and barn and
Surrogate F0wiers barn. at Poughkeopsle, were de-
stroyed by fire last night. MIR. Seaman's loss, in
cuding horse, which was burned, is 81, 900; par
TALLY insured. Tue fire was the work Of an inccn-
dilrV
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
aAvsL IarEl.L,ssscs.

Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis has been detached
from the command or the south Atlantic squadron
and placed on waiting orders
Commodore Charles 3. Boggs has been detached
fron duty as member OF the board OF which Reae
Admiral Goldsborough ~ president and ordered TO
9M.y " lighthouse Inspector of tho Third dissrins.
i9iicvng commodore A. l.. Case, who u ordered "
duty % the Naval Academy.
Commander francis "a. uarnsay has been detacned
from command Of the uuertlere and placed on Walt
ing ordsia.
The following have been detached from the
Cuerriere and placed on waiting orders-I Lieutenant
Commanders Charles J. McDouea Albert S. Parker
and u. 7. Woolward; Leutenants George E. VIM
gate aud g. Il. Rockwell, Surgeon Marius Duyan and
Passed Assistants Joseph Hogg and Thomas r.
Brown; Chaplain Henderson, Chief Engineer George
H. Baker. First Assistant Robert Potts and Second
Assistants J. +. Kelly Edward Gay, Nelson loss and
j. l.. Hannum.
The following have been detached from the Guer-
rere and ordered to Washington to DO examined for
promotions Masters Socrates Hubbard ana 1. r..
Chenery; Ensgns John q. Talbot, II. Mason Ll8t0
and Bloomfield McIlvalne; MidshipInen Raymond Y.
Rodgers, A. II. WyckoH, l.. g. Palmer T. B. NJ. ma
son, Boutee EOye5. Charles +. Norton. John n.
Hawley Theo. N. Lee Charles r. WEIGH, w. IL. Ever
ett J. NJ. Fitting and H. M. Day.
Lieutenants X. r. Leary. G. II. Pendlet0n and q.
NJ. Mcclure have been detached from che South AZ
laDtic squadron and ordered here to be exaDned
I0f promotion.
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
MISSISSIPPI.

C0nclusiOn OF the YeFRer TriaI-Attempt to
Obtain his Release Writ Of Hnbeas
Corpus-The Prisoner Rema0Ged to Military
CustOdy-Thc Dent Movement.
JACKSON, July %, 1869.
The trial Of Yerger, before the military commits.
sion, was concluded today but the verdict Is not
known. After the trial was concluded Yerger was
brought before Judge Hill, OF the United states Cir
cult Court, on writ OF habeas corpus. Judge
William YerGer on behalf OF the prisoner submitted
plea, to which the Judge Advocate, Coonei Thomas
i. Barr, submitted return, aud YerBer was re-
manded to military custody, the points heretofore
involved having been passed upon by Judge Hill
with the same result. The case will next be heard
from In the Supreme Court.
The Dent movement IS supported by the press OF
the State and he will receive the support Of the con
serYAtlYes Of all parties.
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
ILLINOIS,.

The Episcopal Church Observation-Disclosures
Against Further Proceedings in the Trinl 0C
Rev. MIR. Cheney.
CHICAGO, July %, 1859.
The ecclesiastical court engaged in the trial Of the
Rev. MIR. Cheney assembled at half-past nine this
morning.
The President announced that the exceptions
taken yesterday afternoon by the counsel for nc.
Gu ed, and which had been held for advsement OF
the adjournment, were overruled
Mr.. Fuller rose and sad:--"we have, up to this
time, presented such objections as we had to the
jurisdiction and to the various papers that have been
laid before you, aud to the court, of which you are
the presiding olcer until we have reached the point
at which we Will go no further. nave applied TO
the Superior Court Of Chicago for an injunction,
which has been granted against all further proceed
ings In tho case. We have determined that II our
client Is smiten 1t shall not be contrary to law, and
we have been compelled to pursue this course. The
sheriff of Cook county, who is present, Will serve
the gentlemen whom he Will dnd named in the
writ.n
The Sheriff OF Cook county, Gustave Fischer, then
proceeded to serve the wrlts In due FORM his en-
trance being greeted with loud and continued ap-
As soon hs he could be heard the President de-
manded ORDER and said II such demonstrations
should again occur he would order the house to be
After the injunction had been served the court re.
tired FOR consultation and on RETURN shortly after
eleven O'Clock, announced that an adjournment
would oe bad until two O'CLOCK tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
BAAAMAS.'

TIE Salvador Cause.-The Spanish Consul Re.
cn'lcd-The British Cruisors--Wcdding or n
Cuban C0upie-Yeilow Fever.
NASSAU, N. r., July TO- 1859.
The cNse OF the Cuban blockade runner the British
steamer Salvador came on on Tuesday last and was
continued yesterday Fridayl, when the question had
not been concluded. Great concern is shown by the
parties Interested, as well as the Cubans generally
and 10 Is hoped that it win have favorable decision
The patriots Will hereafter show more caution. and
whenever they may have q similar enterprise in
hand they will take care perhaps that the vessel be
any but an English one aud to take her to any port
but one IN the Bahamas.
Mr.. John Maury. who has served the Spanish Con-
sulate In the Bahamas for nearly thirty years. has
been removed by the Madrid government. MIR.
Marry feels quite indignant at the decision of General
Serrano for thus rewardng his long services, and
pronounces the Spanish government to DO o very
ungrateful one.
Her Britannia Maesty's steamship Eclipse is In
port. Her Majesty's steamship Royaist left to-day
ior lnagua and the Ph,lomel Is going to Havana.
Cuban wedding took place last evening In the
Cathedral episcopal chnrohI. 1he happy couple
are Don Lorenzo Jmenez, native of Matanzas,
and D0ia Isabel Silva Casteanos. native OF Puerto
principe.
Business IL exceedingly drlL
yellow leyu " On Tie Increase
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, July 22-4:S0
p. M--Consols closed Mt 93la for money and 931S
for the account. United States fve-twenty bonds
quiet and steady at s316 Erie Railway shares,
10; Illinois Oentrals, 95.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, July 22.--Bourse strong;
rentes ,2f. 1oc
FRANKFORT BoURsE.--FIANxFoRT, July 22-Even.
ing-United States bonds closed buoyant at SS4 for
the old Issue.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-LIvERroor, July
22-4:30 Z. M.--The market closed steady; middling
uplands, l21sd.; middling Orleans, I'D. Tae sales
OF the day have footed up 10000 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr-HAvRE, July 22-Even
ing.--The cotton market closed quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.--IivERrooL,
July 22.-Cafornia wheat los. Cd; red Western,
es. Id q 9s. I'd.
July 22Cheese 6ls per cwt. for the best grades Of
American. Lard, Cos. Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-I.ONDoN, July 22.-'
Linseed oil, E3 15s per TOM spirits OF turpontne,
26s. 3D. per cwt; sugar 0rner, at 28s 2ss ID. per
cwt. for No. IL Dutch standard aGOat
PkrROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwKRP, July 22-Petr0'
levm easter AZ wi. for standard white,
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
MEXICO.

vorablc Mining ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
General yegn-Auother Revolution In
Prospect.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 90, 1860.
Advlces from Mazatlan to July 12 have been re-
ceived The Fourth OF July was quietly observed by
the resident Americana. Governor Randy being un-
well that day, sent his secretary to the American
Consul's to offer the usual congratulations.
The rainy season had commenced.
The mines at Consola, Cop0la and ventanO were
yielding large quantities OF silver
General Vega still remained at Tepic the guest OF
General LOzada. " is stated that Vega viii GER
tainly carry out his plan of organizing Northwest
ern confederacy within few months. Ills popu-
larlty and the support OF General Lozada's troops
are rendering him invincibe.
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
AppOintment OF Now SenrtOrs.
CUBA.

Release Of Americnn Prisoners--leebcS Estates
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prisoners at Fernando
PO.
HAVANA, July o. 1869.
Two citizens OF the United Safes, named Printable
and Cabias who have been In prison since February,
and SeIOr Gutierrez Mexican, have been released.
through the intercessicn OF the American Consul
General.
The splendid Aldamas rnanaion, In this CITY, con-
fscated by the government has been turned Into
casino for the officers Of the volunteers.
The total number of estates belonging to the rebels
which have been embargoed by the government up
to the present date Is 200.
AdvIces from Fernando Po represent that the
Cuban prisoners there are In good health.
The steamer Eagle arrived last night from New
York.
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
PENNS YLVANIA.

A Temperance Ticket to be Kun in PsiiadeI-
phfa.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81 1889.
The temperance men OF Philadelphia tonight re-
solved to nominate an independent city ticket
william A. Goldwaith, of Erie county, was to-day
elected Chairman Of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
The New York herald., 1869-07-23
THE NEW DOMINION.

Statement Of the Crew nj the GarryOwen--
Great Temperance Bcrn0nsiraiiOn--Call for
Another Corps Of PapoI ZOuRves--Escape of
a Defaulter.
TORONTO, July az, 1869.
The crew OF the schooner GarryOwen have made
the aidavits here In regard to the sinking OF
the vessel In Lake Erie as they did at Bunalo.
The Lacrosse match between the Toronto Club and
the 'Team'--Onondaga and Cayuga Indians-for the
championship, was won by the Toronto Club in
three straight games.
great temperance demonstration took place here
yesterday. Representatives from all parts OF the
provinces were present.
Bishop Bourger has written from Rome urging the
formation of another corps of Zouayes. Rev. Father
Moran Is now on his way TO Canada TO raise re-
cruits.
Rufiensteln the defaulting clerk In the Receiver
Generals Department, escaped from the Ottawa
jail last night and 1t Is reported that he left for the
States In u private conveyance.