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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20
Match Game of Base Ball
The Bluff city VS.. the Crescent city.
THE BLUFF CITY THE VICTORS.

Expectation was on tip-toe among
the lovers of the national game -
yesterday in this city. All the base
ballists and their friends were in
curing every five miuutes of every
body, who they supposed knew any
thing about it, and of a good many
others. what time will the Robert
Burns arrived" At 3 JPN. her CALI
ope announced her approach, and
Water Street, the wharf, and the
wharf boats were Immediately alive
with people. The nine whe had been
finally picked out to play the match
game boarded the boat, and eagerly
inquired if they were to have
the pleasure Of a game. Captain
Stein, finding a good deal of freight
to take. agreed to give them time to
play FIVE innings. Express wagons
were in readiness, and the contestants
were soon on the field, and large
crowd of spectators assembled to wit
ness the contest.
The weather was rather favorable,
being only moderately hot. and the
sun partially yelled by light clouds.
The Bluff City Club won the choice
of Umpire and selected young gen.
tIeman named N. b. .Hirst, but from
what Club we did not learn. The
Evansville Club won the bat and
opened the game. The following is
the list of players. and the result of
the game:
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DECENTRALIZATION.

BY Telee raph.l CIHoINFATI. July 10.
FLoUR-Dull; family % 75aG 90.
WHEAT Dull red 81 20gl 70 for old no
sales Of new.
CORE-DuIl and droopingi ear 73g7lc.
OARS firmer aud a shade higher; sales
at 7397Gc.
RYE-Dull, with sales OF new at 81 90.
CorrON-Duu and unchanged.
TOBACCO No sales
WHIsKY-Firm al 81 co.
HROVISIONs-f frmer but quiet. Mess
Pork S33 90. Bulk Me IS l3ai6Zc. Bacon
l415c, lsc aud lS1ac. Lard i9%c; no sales OF
importance, bat All articles are held firm y
at the quotations. Sugar-cured Hams al
2l%422hc, and firm; stock light.
BUTrEK-Unchauge fresh 2i9.Sc.
EGGS -i5c.
OILs-No change. ana the market is dull
hnseed 81 90.
Z GRoCEBIEs- Uncharg6d and quiet, eX-
cepting refined sugar, which IS 1sgZc
higher.
PoTAToEs-Very plenty Ind dull az 81 90
gSl 20 pei barrel and f0c per buBhel.
. GOBD-lS54 buying.
EXCHAEGE- FIN ~ az par buy ing.
MoHEY-Market unchanged.
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CINCINNATI, July I9-POrt List-Arriv-
ais and departures, regular packets The
river mas ~ feet in the channel, and S4Z
feet under the bridge. There is rise COM
ing down.
CAIRO, July l9.-Blue Lodge. Cairo TO
Louisville, IL Pm; City OF Cairo, Memphis
10 st. Louis = NJ; Farrow, st. Louis 10
Cincinnati, An; Ir insides, st. Louis to
Cincinnati, An; Wild Duck, Pittsburg
20 st. Louis, 9 AN; Baltic, Cairo to Pitts
burg, GAM. The river fell inches. The
weather is cloudy. Mercury $40.
LOUISVILLE, July l9.-Port List-Le-
Claire No. 2 frOn Tennessee River; Waua-
nlta, {. Louis TO Pittsburg; CnaFmer. Ev-
ansville TO Cincinnati: Indiana, from New
Orleans. The river IS falling slowly, with
g feet inches water in the canal, 5 feet
inches on the falls, and feet inches over
the rocks. Weather Gear and moderately
warm. Business improving. .
MEMPHIS, Jnly I9-Arrived- Belle Mem
Dhis, from st. Louis; Julia and Rublcon,
from Vlcksburg; Mississippi, from New
Orleans, and the LeOnidas. Departed
Mississippi and RubicOn, for ~ Louis;
Leonidas, for Pittsburg; Thos. II. Allen,
for Arkansas River. %.
NASHVILLE July I9.-The river is rising.
with 80 inches water on Harpeth Shoafs.
We ttber fair and warm. Arrived-Alpha,
from Cairo. H~ ft
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ChlcagO Married,
BJ Telegraph.I

BJ Telegraph.l CHICAGO, July 10
EASTERN xcHANGi ~ Qulet; lilo OF
Buying. and par selling.
FLoUR- ufet at s. s5g6 IS for Spring.
WHEAT Quiet, and 2m21[c lower: sales
OF No at u S30i 50, aud 81 3OIS@l 32tT for
No. p: closing quiet steady, aud uuchamg-
ed for No. !, and 81 82gl 30 for No. 2;
this afternoon the market was dull at 81 -
sellers July.
CoRNLDnI; sales Of No. at Sic. No . at
81W62c for fresh, 72c for June, aud 7IM78c
for July receipts; closing at 70G7Sc for July
AND SIC for fresh Ieeeiptsi rejected 68W70c;
no grade. 56M57c; this afternoon the mar
ket was frmer at 750Slc for July aud fresh
receipts OF No. 2, and at SIC for sellers Au-
gust.
OATS Dull, and A9%c lower; sales OF
No. at 6s1Ia601Ic; closing at G6G66Ic.
RYE-Steady AT 81 90 for No. /, and 81 edo
81 % for No. 2.
BARLEY and nominal.
HIGHwGN rs Quiet at 81.
PRoVIsTONs-Duila and nominal at S3l for
mess pork. lSj&9l0c for lard, and l3c for
dry sailed shoulders.
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THE SoUBBLE.-The great question
in Evansville seems to be, at present,
sidewalks or no sidewalks, with strong
indications that the latter will pre-
vail. The City Council had a big
time last night, and an effort to have
a sidewalk put down in front of a
man S house who lives in Cincinnati,
was lost, because there was no NOT.
ton. The poor devils who live on
the outskirts win have to 60 through
the mud yet awhile.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE largest and best stock of
Linen suits In Indiana, can be found
at LYONS. His Linen Clothing Is
permanent in color, we'll shrunk and
we'll made, aud can now be bought
at greatly reduced prices. For first
class Linen and Alpa ca Clothing go
to LYONS. 1915
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Michael Rao.r

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Michael Raean
who was arraigned on the charge Of
concealing stolen goods, was dis
charged, the Prosecuting Attorney
having entered noLe.
The next case taken up was the
State VS.. Aug. Byerstadt, on the
charge of grand larceny. A jury was
impannelled and the. case proceeded
with, but not concluded. 1t will be
continued to-day. This action, we
believe, will reopen the celebrated
COW case"
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WE learn from a. reliable source
that the Earthquake Base Ball Club
of our town have received chal-
lenge to visit Evansville and face the
Evansville Club in a match game. 1t
is probable that the previous engage
ment entered into with the Red
Stockings" Olympics," and Mu-
tuals," by the Earthquakes" will,
for the time being, debar them the
pleasure of meeting their Evansville
Iriends.-Net0 Harmony Register.
The above was written before the
the Evansville Club played the Bluff
City chaps.
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CIT Y N Il w S.
TIE County Agricultural So
oinf80S

As the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepaf-
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
LIS 5, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
TO get up one. two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or Joiored Inks, at short notice.
We have Just added to our Job Depart
ment I'VE 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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Evansville, Carmi Il PaduCah Rail-
road.

There will be a meeting of the Di-
reetors of the Evansville, Carmi x
Paducah Railroad Company. at the
office of J as. Il. Welborne, the Sccre-
tary, on Tuesday next, July 10th. AS
this is the last meeting of the Direc-
tors before the election. on the 9Th Of
August, the presence of every Eem-
Der of the Board is earnestly desired.
By order of the President. iy20 II
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FALL.-Mr. George Fl. Baker,
son of Rev. Mr.. Baker, the Baptist
minister, fell out Of an apple tree, in
his fathers yard yesterday, and was
somewhat stunned, although not seri-
ously hurt.
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European MaFKet.


by Ihbie.l .l4ONLOht NY Az
Consols for money. 031z. on account,
J3lsM0314; Fivg-TWenty bonds quiet and
steady at S256: do. at Frankfort, t75E
Erie, 1917 /. g., 031S; Atlantic Great
Western "a.
LIVERPOOL, July I9-COtton quiet; MD
ding uplanda, I2L4d; do. New Orleans. I'D
Sales. 500 bales. California white wheat
los Cd red Wcsf ern No. 2, s. id. We tern
Hour, Us Cd. corn NO. mlAeut @Ds Tor
old. and 2Ss for new. oats IS Ga. Peas, 3ss
30. Pork, 99s. Beef, 00s. Lard. los. Cheese
62s. Bacon, Cps. spirits Petroleum, 81 re-
nnedSIs Oh. TalIOW, IS. rurpentine, Z7s
Idnseed Oh. Gi2 lOs. Lineeea fnkha. 30.
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TRADE STATISTICS.
Manufacturers and Dealers Sales.

Below we present the returns OF manu-
features sales for the quarter ending July
18th, and the returns of the wholesale
dealers for the month of June. Those who
make returns of manufactures sales, only
make returns of sales of over 81 $50 per
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A QUERY.-Why does every body
go to Chute & Henning's for their
Shoes? Because they can get what
they want, very cheap, as we'll as sub
stantial. New goods arriving daily.
jy20-1t
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Low Down THIEvINe. = Some
pusillanimous cuss, on Sunday morn
ing, between two o'clock and day
light. stole canary bird and flower
pot from tn residence of S. Semonin,
on Franklin Street, between First
Avenue aud Oakley Street The
canary bird was the property of the
hahv
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-E. w. Patrick,
the well known commission man,
having Withdrawn from the firm of
Humphrey, Patrick & Co., has set up
on his own hook as forwarding and
commission merchant, and has open
ed his Office at T. G. Smith & Co. s
store, at No. 5 South Water Street.
Mr.. Patrick has the agency for the
Star Union and National Fast Freight
Lines, and will put freight through
from here to New York in double
quick time. As Mr.. Patrick is we'll
and favorably known in business cir
cles, he will no doubt get his full
share of patronage.
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KNOCKED DowN-Lew. Calvin,
who has lately got out of the county
Jail, insulted Deputy Sheriff Fitzwil-
liams yesterday evening and he knock
ed him down.
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MAaAzINEs.-Fish & Barter have
received the atlantic Monthly, Frank
Leslie's Ladies Magazine and The
Young Folks. Call and get a copy of
each.
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WORTH A TRIAL.-The New AL
bany Ledger says that the chicken
cholera can be prevented by the
simple expedient of mixing ground
alspice in their fowls food.
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NEW EXPRESS AGENT.-Mr. J. w.
Souter, very pleasant gentleman,
succeeds Mr. Langan as agent of the
American Express in this city.
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BY TeiegrRph.l sr. DOUra, Juiy 10
TOBACCO Steady and firm at nominal
prices
HEMP AND CoTroN-No sales.
FLOUR Dull, and low grndes l00l5e
lower; Euperiinc sold al 81 Ti4B5 %; Xxx
s. 756lG 5Os xxx 20 fancy Ia 90 90 % -.
WuEAr--IDWe for medium and low
grades Of Fail: small lots Of choice Club
sold az q 70; prime 10 strictly prime red
Fail 81 O@l -; choice 81 s0gi 81; strictly
choice 10 fancy red ANA white 81 1O1l 50.
CORN Higher: mixed Ia elevat, r 00c /:
yellow 92lIcs whit me; mixed la sHcks
I0S
0ATs--Buyers stood off, and business was
small AZ 721ze for mixed and 7397ic for
Wh1ie.
RYE--Fotbing done.
WHISKY SLOW at III o.
GROCERIE s-QuieL and unchanged.
PROvfs1ONs-Firm, but not much doing;
pork sold at &h4dBIc; dry salt meat nt
l70 was refused Tor loose clear sides: bacon
sold at l4'ar, shoulders AZ lac, clear rib
sides held 80 lSi4e aud clear sides 1870.
AID - Nothing doing. nominal al
lSI4WlSlKc.
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KOKER.-We learn from a member
of the Skimmerhorn Band, that
during their recent trip up Green
River, on their arrival at Spottsville,
they were greeted from the shore by
Sol. Koker, who was drunk, and who
shook five dollars at them to induce
them to play Dixie"
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LEFF.-John Scott, Esq, left for
Indianapolis yesterday evening, hav-
ing received telegram announcing
the death Of his father-in- law, Rev.
George B. Holland
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The ATLANTIC for August is out,
and can be had at SCOTS news depot.
The new number fully sustains the
reputation of this popular magazine.
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Communications weekly fnsn-
cial and commercial summary will be
found on the third page of to-day's
JOURNAL.
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sew fork Gold ana Loo MaFklt.

BY telegraph NEW YOAR. July 10.
MONEY w. Easy att per cent. with cXecp-
tons att; discounts nominal.
! SrERLI NO Firm al gzIGIUts l.aI lI.
GOLD Unsettled; the market OPENED AT
EBL. advanced 30 lpj1I fell 10 fIJ5z, then
rose to 1875, and closed 40 IJJt4Ml3J5a. Car
rytng rates arc l-31 per cent. per dsy, AID o.
al per cent. per annun. Cicarlmccs t4G,.
Ue6OO. The Allemania, Tomorrow, wiz
tulbe 40 900 10 Europe.
CONFINEMENT; - Tho market Is firm
Coupons Of 81, 125{8I2I do. go, I2B: do.
I62 l2jMuiZ1S; 40 49, t2iZai4H; do. 'G1
l2l54@lzi5a; 40. new, i2lJSMl2B2: do ~
l202sdi20t4; do. 'GS, l2O36gl20h; lO-iOs, llO16
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BD- Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
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New orleans Market.

By telegraph NEW ORLEAHs. July TO-
CoTroN -'stendy. Mlddliugs 821lc; sales
l25 bales; Tfcctrts % bales.
GoLD-l331z.
STERLING ExCHANOE-lJ0A New York
sight 10 premium.
FLoUR-Fi IA. superhno co. && US CO.,
XXX.sz.
1ORS 81 20.
OATs-7Se
BRAN-si - 81 o.
HAY~BIim All co.
PROVISIONS Mess pork 81 I'd. HacouL
Shoulders I5c; clear rib stdes lS12c; clear
sides l9c. IaTd-Lierco l99zD1zci keg 2lN
M221Ic
f GRCCERIi SIS ugar dull common iO4Ilc;
prime s3t{c Molnsses-priIuo formentlug
Csc. GonrC-falr lltzaI5Lc
WHIsKH-si Iznt l5.
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CoMMENCED.-Work on the tObae-
co warehouse was begun yesterday.
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NeW YORK Dry Goods Marker.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, July 10.
The market remains quiet and steady.
The only change of Importance Is IN tie
prizes of 81 Wamlsutta bleach cotton, which
IS reduced % zoe by a lasdin nag iObbing firm.
Printing cloths are Inactive and heavy.
Bneetiugs at lB1zMl7c FOR Tie best makes.
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BR- If;you want any stationery, 60
to the JOURNAL Office.
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BG@ Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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ARM BRoKEN.-We learn that the
wife of Asbury McJ ohnston, who
lives in the Southern Enlargement,
while trying to catch chicken in
their stable, one day last week, acct
IDENTIFY knocked down a joist or beam
which fell on her arm and broke 1t.
We are pleased to note that she is
getting along very we'll.
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RG~ Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. None better.
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BE~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale as [. q. ID. HEIMAN's.
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PERsONAL.-Amongt the strangers
in the city last night we notice the
names Of A. G. Hull, representing the
famous glass house of Page, Zellers &
Duff. Pittsburg, who command large
trade in this city, and 7. s. Green,
from the mammoth machine works of
Miles Greenwood & Co., of Cincinnati.
I DR.. w. Fl. p. Stoddard, the we'll
known druggist, started yesterday
morning on his annual pilgrimage to
( New York.
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B Tags, of all sizes, for sale at
the JOURNAL Office.
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NOTICE.--Room Torrent and furni-
ture for sale. Inquire at JOURNAL
Office.
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-- DAY. -
Vincennes, Indianap-l trtg 4.
lolis Cincinnati, Chica-
go, Louisville, New Or
leans and All Southern th
Iciiies, New York ana
AN all cities North anu 10 AMI
Pm. East of Indianapolis 4:40P.M.
via IL. a q. r. h.
AM. Mt. Vernon, Ind. via. % AN.
Bpm stage and packet. 20 PM.
DAILY MAILS. . ffo,...,
Cities and towns on f. .sa
g. q. r. II. and all places
supplied via that Rail .refraI
road. al letters depps- A
Ifted in the Post Oniceb ~ d. .fL
from 10 TO 1920 AN,
are delivered to Route
80 Down River Mail, via. NJ : c. =
Evansville and Cairo
Packets, embracing all
points in southwest
kentucky, river cOun-
tiles in IlltHois, and Teu7I ..l..#.-.
nessee River towns VIA t'A p" ,
SAM. Padueah. 3:I5 Pm.
FOUR TIMES WEEK.
Up River Mail, via aqa
Evansville and Louis
IVilie Packets, embrace
ling Indiana and Ken
lucky river countless trEB
land Green River eOuD. ~ g.
ties--on Wednesdays.l
Thursdays aud Satur-l ----
= NJ. days, ALL. .......- - BP.Ns
Am. On Mondays at............... fP.M
THREE TIMES A WEEK hih-
3oonvilIe and Rock % .osiA
port, via. hack, embrace .c1
ing Warrick County, H-
and all post offices sup
piled throughl ROckpori
y departs Mondays, At'l=s
Wednesdays and FRI -.r.....l
days; arrives on Tues k'
days, Thursdays anal .a s4g
= Pm. saturdays, at--.--..-.,..--....l 30 A M.
New Harmony, Via.l - -
r Il g. II. r., embracingl
lPOSeyVlile, stew arts
Vile and Cynthiana- .aa VI
ON Tuesdays, Thurs .ssr..l
6 Jam. days and Saturdays IgAdm.
SaundersViile n q
Nash's, via. l.. y c. r., s.a
Tuesdays, Wednes- lfgre
6 AM. days and Saturdays. 81 IOA.nr
TWICE A WEEK. pa Y p n
New Harmony, via.
hack, embracing Kas-l
son, BIairsville al q
4PM. IWadesVilie. 6 40 A. M
ONCE WEEK. 45i-3a#
WheatonviIle, Me
chanicsville, McCutch-
anYille and Elberheid-
II AN. saturdays. lfISO AN.
St Wendells, st. Jo-
seph, Armstrong and
Il AN. Kasson-satnrdays iIsO An.
POST OFFICE HOURS. n-' L
Open for Lock Boxes. A. M 10 u Pm.
Glass Boxes & Gen. Delivery Z Am. TO JPN.
Money Order & Registry
Office ............ .-........... An. 10 p n.
Stamp Department.......--....7A AM. to Pm.
Deliveries clio sed from 10 TO 10 40 An. and
rom 1910 TO 20 I'M. for RAILROAD Mails,
SUNDAYs.-Lock BoXes..0 AN. TO 8 80 AN.
Glass Boxes q Gen. Deltv- uE
cry 80 to ESQ An
No business transacted at Cashiers ONCE
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"a Another lot of fine Envelopes,
direct from the factory, received at
JOURNAL Office yesterday.
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REcoRDER's Co URT.-Fred. Stock
(not Struck, as We had it yesterday
for fast riding and disturbing a
religious congregation, was fined
81 40. Paid.
John Roquet. for an assault on Mr..
Pinston, was fined 81 so. The latter
was discharged.
A young man. for hitehing hi:
horse to a shade tree, was fined 81 60
which he paid.
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RAILROAD DTREoToRs' MEETING
The Directors of the Evansville. Pa
ducah & Carmi Railroad will meet at
the Office of James F. Welborne, the
Secretary, at eight o'clock this eve
ming. This is the last official meet
ing before the election on the 5th of
August, and full attendance is re-
quasted. See notice In local column
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

~ UMBER-I00OO0f feet twO-inch hefntock
AA4lumbeF, at cost price, by HAPPIER a.
SALMON, corner Division and Canal sts.
mails diff q WI .lat7'7 F-R-sf y
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Hon VIM. Blglcr. Governor penun.
itou- y iIus g. iflOIence, Philadelphia.
llun.l. q. KNOX Judge, philadelphia.
lion. j. ~ liInck iudrr philadelphia.
Hoh. li- -. Porter. eN-iDVofuur penu'n.
Hon. Eilis Levia, lug 90. Philadelphia.
ION. %. ~ Grtci, Judge, III. o. Court
Hon a. w. woodward, Judgei lhiludei-
Dhin.
lloh W. A Porter, CITY solicitor, phua-
dolphin.
Ilqn. John lfigleT. ex-G Gov California.
iOn ~ iinnks, Auditor-Goneral Wash
Ana many others. q necessary.
Sold hV druggists and denlora every
where. Beware % cOunlcrfeita. Ask for
|lIelmbolah. 1nhe no other pflro Ul -
per bottle, or bottleB l0f OBJ 10. Delivered
% any address describe symptoms lH all
communications.
Address 81. r.. HEBMBOLD, Drug ana
Chemical Warehouse, 50l Broadway ~. n.
TTONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
~ done gap in ftecl-engtnVcd wrapper,
with fnc-timilo ~ my Chemical Wuro-
mouse, aud signed 40 ~. IA HrAIHur.u.
lJyls d2ml
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vile Club, and the general remark
was that they had never been known
to play so badly. even in practice
games. The umpire in one or two
instances was manifestly mistaken.
He put Babcock out on first base,
when it was manifest to all on the
ground that Babcock had fairly made
the base. 1t is human to err, and we
give the umpire credit for honesty of
purpose.
The Evansville Club offer as an ex-
cuse for their defeat the fact, that
three of their best players were sick,
and one necessarily absent. One of
their nine had net played game for
a year. We are inclined to think,
however, that they had over-rated
their ability. orr had der-estimated
their antagonists. The game was lost
on the second,inning. The best spirit
was manifested by both parties dur
ing the contest, and each expressed a
desire to meet againg The Evansville
Club regretted that their antagonists
were necessarily hurried away, and
could not enjoy their hospitality. The
Bluff City Club hurried to the boat,
and left Immediately for home.
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The following are monthly returns
of sales:
DRY GOODS. He- at
Returns made only of sales over $50, GOO. -
Mackey. NiSbet & CO-....-... ...-.. SotsOO0
Clement, W bite & Co... IL OOO
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Semonin, Dixon & Co... ...-........-.... Szzs4OO
AUCTION SALES.
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MAILS SENT TWICE A z Closing.
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Cities and towns on T.,
g. g. r.. II. and all places
supplied via that Rail.
road. (Au letters depos-
tied in the Post Office
from 10 10 1920 AN,
are delivered to Route
Agent
Down River Mail, via.
Evansville and Cairo
Packets, embracing all
points ia Southwest
kentucky, river coun-
ties in Illtaois, and Ten
'nessee River towns via.
Paducah.
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ShOuid any doubt Mr. McCormlckfa
statement he refers 90 tho following gcu-
fteHen
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The anterior absorba Tntarf~,r ,o,,st.t,
OF tissues or veins, which servo a. "a de-
post lOf me urine and convey I'd 10 tha
sAtetior. INC OK terlor is q conductor also,
terminaLlng ~ single tube, and called
the Ureier The ureters are counecied
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o., Inc ne Kidneys are two IN number, situated
w the upper pant 81 the loln, surrOundsd
~, ~ az eu9 consisting of three parts. VIZ.
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