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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29
Dissolution Notice.

lore existing under the MN name .l,,
f Rl 80 fasIom Merchants and Wharf
6aat PToprietors, was dissolved ~ mutual
consent on the l4th ins5;, =; ~ -. -
- - - r,f,ed BY 3. n. Humphrey, George
\ T1vvfs. and Charles VI. Herney' under
- = IN name Of Humphrey, Lewis a Coz
- vvhom the business OF the old firm VIII
be settled. r,c-x- oamprrstra ~,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29
THE GREAT
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NEWBURGH COAL MINES.

"AVING UEnERGOEE THOR
IL ough repairs and extensive Improve
ments, we are prepared to supply the pub
lie with superior quality OF Coal 1t is
better and cleaner than any Coal that has
ever been offered for sale in this market.
Trial, and will guarantee that they will
not be dis appointed. Steamboats, also sup
OF oarges, I am prepai Ell to deliver Coal to
any point on the OHIO river at lower rates
than mas been done heretofore. Steanl-
boat 4 ard al the river, Immediately opp0-
site tue Elm I ee. Pittsburg ana YouTh-
1ogheny Coal Yard on the corner of FnI-
ton AEeSue and Water Street. Black
smith Coal put up in hogsheads and shin
ped by or rail or river a III orsSe~s Ie9yr
at the uTg Cal Office, on FhTr7
street, above Main street, wi
DTOmDf ded to. Orders soTTcIte
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

Quinces should be scaIded IN clear water,
in q covered vessel, until tender, then put
them Into the jar with care Ito prevent
them from falling 10 pieees). Fill up the
lar Immediately with boiling syrup, and
seal as above. Prepare the jars, before
IVaTng water.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAi.

SUNDAY, June o, 1850.
The evils attending the division of the currency
lnto two classes becoming more apparent
from time to time. the distinction made be-
tween national notes ana greenbacks In business
STansactiO becoming more serious, and ere long
tll result IN the depreciation OF the one and the ap
8recaton OF the other People rural districts
Afe more sensitive to the difference between the two
binds of paper money! aud make an effort TO retain
feenbacks whenever they can do so in preference
70 national bank Noes The metropolis Is the suf-
Ebrer the banks here being glutted with the latter
which, from the legal requirement. OF q twenty-five
Der cent reserve in egal tender they very oath
% receive deposit. The twenty-five per cent re-
oerve Is financial absurdity enacted by Congress-
Nth Q host Of other sagacious measures. The
question of the currency IS one which cannot be dis
Regarded by the next Congress. 1t should and must
De settled IN way before the business of another
4ear adds to the complications which prevent the
equal distribution and equal value Of our paper
0poney. The bank statement of saturday is quite
&nfavOrable. The salient feature is q loss in legal
kenders OF over four ana hall millions OF dollars
which is rather unusual movement In the currency
1s this season OF the year. Various reasons are as
agned. but without giving any satisfactory explana
hon Of the decrease. The western papers report a
Sttue better demand Tor money IN their chief cities
but not enough TO call for large shipments The re-
4eipts Tor Internal revenue taxes, well as the sale
pr two millions OF government gold, are also sug
vested but while these causes have doubtless OPP
Grated to withdraw some OF the legal tenders, 1t Is
Cell known that payment in both instances may be
and has been generally made in national bank notes.
he true explanation probably lies in the speculating
movements Of the cllques IN the stock market
where severe struggle is in progress between the
sbulls and "bears" 1t is intlmated that the latter
have Intentionally tied up greenbacK currency to
4sslst their operations. The deposits have also
fallen Off to the extent Of nearly four milhons--a
sequence OF the previous state Of facts The specie
pcrease Is attering despite the foreign exports OF
he precious metals and is of attributable to
Vie government gold sales. The falling Off In the
excess beyond the legal reserve is over two and
auarter millions. The totals of the last two state
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

Y. LOwRRY, son or william B. AMI Emily J. Loweys
agei years 10 months and % DAYS .
The relatives AMI friends OF tie family are reSpec~
fully invited to attend the funeral on TUESDAY aher-
noon, at one O'Clock, from the re idcnCe OF MS
parents $50 West rwenty-llth street. near Eighsh
avenue.
MASLrv.--On sa,urday morning, June S, General
RoRERr +. MASLEY. in the 18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from hrs late rei-
dence No. 3lj Bridge street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday
MsLvIIi.s@on a = FrtdsS June 4. arsor short but
painful Illness. EDGAR MORTIMER, second son OF
Henry r. Melville.
noon. June L the twenty-third anniversary or h,s
BIRTH, from the residence OF hls father III Amiy
streeG "a y. M. Relatives and friends or the ialnv
taken to Greenwood
MooRE-In BROOKLYN on Sunday, June Q, Miss
MARY A. MOORE, daughter Of the iate iohn Moore
The relatives and friends respectfully invltcd
to attend her funeral. Tuesday afternoon. at tnres
O'Clock, from her late residence l39 washington
street.
MrRPuY.-on Saturday, June g. JOHN MURPHY In
the 2sth year OF bis are.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral. from HI! late residence lls
Sackett street. BROOKLYN. thls (Hondava afternoon at
two O'CLOCK The remains VIII be taken TO HoJ
Cross Cemetery. Flatbush. for interment
McCARTHY.-On sunday June v MAay, Wne OF
Maurice Mccarthy and sister of William BarrY, ma
tive OF parish LisnOre comfy Waterford, Ireland
The relatives onh friends Of the family are reeot-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, on Tuesday ater-
noon, at half-past one O'Clock, from her late re-
sidence 1j6 Reade street.
PANKER.-on sunday, June d, JAMES fAkAEe, In
tho 8nth year Of his ace.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral, from No. 90 Stanton street, this (Nondayt
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
RlELLY.-On SATURDAY. June 5. Rcs ASNAH REILLY.
after lingering illness, aged 10 years, II months
and DAYS
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence or her
parents, No. Franklin street. taiS (Monday) aitcr-
noon, at one o'clock.
RoCKEFELLER.-On Friday, Auue 4, ELIZABETH.
wife OF Riker Rockefeller, ESQ.,. aged 53 years.
mont hs and ten days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuv invited to attend the tunera frlm her
late residence, no. l05 Narick street. ihs (Mondae
afternoon, a. two O'Clock.
Orange county papers please copy.
RosENoUFsT.-At Tarrytown N. ", on Saturday
morning. June 5, ERNEST, son Of John H. and Hattdo
Rosenduest, aged years and months.
The relatives and frenis are invited to attend tho
funeral the resdencc OF his parents thus Mon
day afternoon, at two oc.ock. Tram leaves New
York at quarter to eleven A. NJ, ana returns f&
ive p NJ.
VAN BLARooM.-At Paterson, Y. j., on Saturday,
June 8. HENRY VAN BLARCOA, NJ. D., In the 18th year
OF his age.
Funeral services will he held in the First Reformed
Protestant church IN NAN street, Paterson, on
Tuesday morning, at ten O'Clock.
vERNoN--on Friday, June 4, Mrs. JANE NJ. YER
NON.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE T. 1869-TRPLE SHEET

Rroome st. s. S7b OF Montgomery ST. 75xl25 ... soor
Ogden s. s. 20 4 OF Parker ST. IL Il 1910
sden 81 = 26l II O. Parker lix 90 - .,.,.. 500
Walnut ST. 3H W OF Prospect st. 25x9j 500
ORANGE.
Langdon st. g. 2b u n or fremont ltcKls0. e2
Laugdon st. Indefinite local q, ll2xl5O 1t0
Langdon 81, lndehne locality, Sx50 .......... 300
Lincoln and Osren ion place, G corner 1929
Beach st. s. 2J OF Valley st. 5Drll0............. -
His at, s, gil II or Main st. 5Cx20U 800
FABf
D0dd road Indefinite. 10 a. 100 ,bD
Dodd road indefinite, 81 Il ......... loo
WEST ORANGE.
Tulip ay, ULeweiyn Parkl acre. ......... bos
WOOIbBIDR
Horse car X " indehnste locality, 40yi5a...... 1000
THANbfERb IN HUDSON COUNTY, ". J-JERSRY CITY,
Coles ST. GU Of South 9TH st. l5x5 ........ 3S
Railroad Av ss. RoundIree premises l94x 0.. 2oo)
- LEAbEB RBoD8DED. -
North LIST st. ss % OF Grove ST. 10 yrs peryr.. Loo
Lots 81, &c, block n, Coser estate e......... 500
Lot ~, block ~, COater estate. qUO
DE hops property near Hackensack river, 10 fsl0O
acres, (hsf share. ni
HUDSON
mhdison aV, g. ~ os Marons property, 25xlO0. 3hW
Tonnee av, lot rs, Harrington man 25xqe 3,C0
Lots rs and 49, cOerds ~ blxi; 9, 90
Lots 2 g. block T. G Bra4nha m an RQxl o. 500
Lot S6, West Hoboken Land Association, 2lxlO0 ESQ
HogTa BERGEN
Paterson plank road, =, lots g. "a Englebrechts,
ooxIou' zio
=. a. , GREENvILLE. ~ a..
Henry place, lot 20 block premises 25xl00. 200
.o WEST H0BoKEN. -
Lot 3d. OF West ST. Qunns premises 25rI0o. AIS
EFRGEN.
Lot lo block H. map Clermont l6.SIl0o G share) aUo
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

CHARLrsroN, g. G., JUNE s. 1882.
Cotton demand and onehaf cent better. Sales 200
bales middugs 29c Receipts 2S2 bales EXPORTS coastwise
40i bales
SAvASNAu, Ca, June 8, 1879.
The cotton market Is firm at ss Hc asking 29c Sales
450 bales. Receipts, f49 bales; exports e7 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ca, June s, 1883.
The cotton market Is frmer Sales, s6O bales Receipts
81 bales Mddings 2Sc.
MOBILE Ala, June z, 1919
Cotton firm. with active demand. Sales, 1,700 bales
low mdding, ~ &C. 2716c Receipts, bales
NEW ORLRASB, La. June s. 1859.
Cotton frrner Siddngs 2S%c. Sales, 2556 bales. Re
ceipts, |. b bales; exports, {, lg hales
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
THE MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILROAD.

AT the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Milwaukee and st Paul Railroad Company in Mil
waukee on Saturday, the following were elected di-
rectors for the terms named:For three years-AleX-
ander Mitchell, of Milwaukee; Russell Sage OF New
York; Frederick p. James, OF New York: n. A. Cow
dry, OF New York: q. 8. Gurall, OF New York. For
two years-Selah Chamberlain OF Cleveland, Ohlo
$. ;. Merrill, OF Milwaukee; Julius Wadsworth OF
New York; James Buell.. OF New York. For one
year-Janes j. Garnet, or New York: Henry Keep,
Of New York: James U. Benedict, OF New York l..
y. Morton. OF New York.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DUTEL-MILLER.--0n Wednesday. June 2 by Rev.
Dr. Gaandet at the residence Of the BRIDES parents
PIERRE DUfEL, or Pau, FIance, TO EMMA, daughter
OF George J. Miller, Esq., of this city.
ELY-ALDRlCu.-On Thursday, June 8 at the
Church OF the Holy Communion 10y the Rev. Francis
T.. Lawrence, Mr.. AUGUsTIN Il. Ely 10 Miss ELIZA
BETH ALDRiCH, daughter Of NJ. III. and the late James
Aldrich both OF thus city.
FARRELL-GiBBoNs.-0 Thursda-. June q at the
Church OF Our Lady Of Mercy College grounds.
James Mcmahon assisted by the Rev Father
McQuaid s. j., JOIN II. FARRELL, OF Albany. n. V.
to Miss MARY V. GIBBONS. daughter OF the late John
Gibbons OF New York city.
ST. JoHN-RoBERTs.-On wednesday, June Q by
Rev. William Cooper Meade az the residence OF the
brides uncle, George J. Miller, Esd WILLIAM ST.
JoHN TO LEoNoRA ROBERTS, both OF This clty.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June Sc I'M.
AeHRs- "a packages. Pot in moderate re-
ques, and firm at 80 IS 80, while pearl dull en-
tirey nominal.
CoTToN.-U Under active demand and moderate Offer
inss the market rner and prices advanced per b.
closing strong at the quotations appended The were
322s baes, including 1855 speculation 155 for spinning
and i3 for export. For future delivery there
proved demand and sales effected of 200 bales Low
Mddng for December 2c and 200 do for December at
Csc. We quote
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

CoFTEE-Rio continued in demand 500 bags ex Ari
sold private terms Other descriptions were
duh and unchansed
FLOUR GaAIN.-Reccpts, 1886 hbs Hour. 1000 bags
meal, 1857 bushels wheat 49eG7 do II 0ie do
and bS3s do The -four ruled duh
prices nomfnaly unchanged. There a de.
for State for export however, steady priccs Cali
fornlA -four duh and Unchanged the sales lO
bb part 10 arrive Rve -four dull heavy sales g75
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

The "Dcar" movement so visible In the nuctua
ions OF the gold market was simultaneous =, o,,,.
ernrnensa, and in the general stock marker. q,
Monday the last mentioned was buoyant ana strong
On Tuesday the attack was commence nv
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

the .bears.u who male point OF directing
their operations more particularly against
tine stocks Of those railways in which annual eec-
,ions were IN progress out West thus taking adyan-
tae OF the absence Of their protectors and patrons
Rock Island and Michigan Southern sought
out ana hammered with great violence. When the
''bcarsu would haul OF fahgued the "bu!ls" went
in ana put prices back again, bat not to as advanced
a scale rs before The severest struggle was on Fri
day, which seemed TO be the elimination OF the
"pear' onslaught in gold, governments and Stocks
the three markets exhibiting the greatest depression
on that day. On Saturday the 'bulllshn feeling was
much stronger, but the ''bears" were st sullen
and made an occasional sortle on their oppo-
nents lines. The following were the closing
prices Of stocks On Saturday ni9ht:-Cumberand.
"a lass; Wells, Fargo Company's Express. 3lh a
32A; American, s9H 40; Adams, 59% a 60h;
United States, 66S 67k; Merchants Union, lax a
IS; Quicksilver, Is a 15Z; Canon, 65n q 65%;
Pacific Mail, ssH s3H; Marlposa, 22A %; do
preferred, 4sH q ASK; Western Union Telegraph
4l% a41E; New York Central 1917 192; Erie
29G 29A; do preferred, sax a 81; Hudson River
157al 1853; Reading, es2l 80; Toledo, Wabash and
Western, 751 a 20; do. preferred, 70 a SAY; Mil
waukee and st. Paul, 76H II; do. preferred, ssh
u sSai; Fort Wayne l57h 1571s; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, "a a 54A; Michigan Central 1901 l31; Mich-
ean Southern l14s 114K; Illinois Central IA a
144f; Pittsburg 1O1 \ a 1OIsl; Lake Shore l12A
113: Rock Island, 12o% a 12o%; Northwestern, 02H
92sS; do preferred, 1o3H 1o3st.
The receipts OF the Western Union Railroad from
January to May 81 were:-
1850 S24Ssl2
1868. 245,7l0
Increase Observation-Disclosures. So 1902
Annexed Is o comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1865
1863. 1859.
Twenty-third week. ...... s3.575.594 s527, ,2i2
Previously reported. 37,159,7l2 II, ,354
Total. $40, 1856 306 S13,6f3,5 500
The specie exports from New York since January
/ to date in the aforementioned years have been
follows:--
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
Total for week. Sc, 6,O,2,9s5

The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January l, 1889, compare with the corresponding
periods in the two preceding years as follows:-
Far ne 1ceel. 1857. 1868. 1869.
Entered port. s1,0O,i1i s1,O47,21o s1,262.53O
Thrown ~ market. 956,26S 1,0ii, ,697 1,194,3A
Since I'm. :.
Entered at port. J.. AZ, ,s5G072 33,7oSl 1916 451l5sis
Thrown on market Al, ,OOi 755 3G,523,3T2 445G6,e2l
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

quiet though prices steady lsS bbls sold at 81
81 w, TAX paid
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

suboiued is the total valuation OF foreign imports
at the port OF New York for the week ending June
T. compared with the previous week.
MdD 2s. -y1e1le a.
Dry goods. 81 go, $50 S1,2G2 SO
General merchandise. .4,s42749 4,l307O0
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
INDIA.

"Tbe City of God"-Indian PiIgrims-Medern
AchieveInents-Hist0ric Observation-Disclosures
nOw-HOtels-A Curiosity-A City of Pa
lnces-Asintic ROynlty-An Adventurous
FrcnchmnR-An Eastern Reform.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

Annexed Is comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1866
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

A SrSaULAR ADVENTURE. subscrib in Con
neetieut sends payment for hia paper, aud en-
closes the following adventure. adds These sro
my sentiments :"
"once upon time traveller stepped into a
stage coach. He was young man starting in
life. He found six passengers about him, all
grsy.headsd and extremely aged men. The
youngest appeared to have soen at least eighty
winters. Our young traveller, struck with the
singnlarly mild and happy aspect which distin.
guished all his fellow-passeugers, determined 10
ascertain the secret Of long life and tho art Of
making old age comfortable,
He addressed the ono apparently the oldest,
who told him be had always led a regular and Sd
stemious life, eating vegetables and drinking wa.
ter, The young man vas rather dauntcd At this,
inasmaeh as be liked the good things Of this life
He addressed the second, WIN asAenishad him
~ saying he bad always eaten roast beef aud
gone 20 bed regularly for the last seventy years
adding, all depended on regularity. Tae third
had prolonged las days b. never seeking or &C.
cepting Office the fourth by resolutely sbstain-
ing iron all political and religious controversies
and the ffth By going 70 bed at sunset aud rising
~ N""A- AAh HiAAh vas AttairHttN utiSu Jung
sr than the ise-his hair was less gray and thcr,
was more oft apiAeid smile, denotag a per.
fectly easy conscience, mantled his face, aud hi
voice MAS iocund and strong.
1 They we're all surprised 70 learn thai he was b.
I ten years the oldest man ia the coach.
1 'How is il thai you have preserved the fresh
mesa u life exclaimed our Young traveller.
4 4 have drank xAlor aud w.ne-I have eater
meat and vegetables Il have dahbied In polite,
and written religious pamphlets and have some
times gone 10 bed At midnight and got up a
sunrise and 81 noon he then, axiBg his eye
intcutly upon The young man, concluded viii
this remark. 'bas always pay promptly for m,
newspapers
Then the othsr old meu alsa ehiInal in With ]
'1f course, " always pay promptly and ia ad
vahes. Coz our new1pApers. No man dessrte
I luaR life Who does not do this
/ Then the snuRg man resolved that he Ais
wpaid rrBdrr himsolf deserving o. long nfe, Az
I Immediately subscribed fOf Eve newspapers. pas
iag Goa laeni all IN advance. n lis living gel,
Boston Jasgaai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

aEcaEr ASSASSINATION. 1t appears that the air.
gan il camiug into ase for the purpose q sssAss-
nation. AsoGt year ago, near midnight, q
Bsnokiya police oficcT observed man partly
hid..ea baidnd tree On lhe opposite a dc q the
street The oaieer stopped ard carefully obsery-
Cd the mAns movements Ina tos mo-
menls = mAn saa observed coming up the
sidevsn opposite. The msa behind TIE tree
stepped from his place o. c9nc eAlnsnt. aud ualk.
down tbs sareet - neei the stranger, The police
ei.ssef ssiil closely watching hinl When ihe sue
peluas prssn sas Hithin tsenty feet y the ssran-
ger, and neArk gas hsiss bafning brightly b..
nrsil she trees. the stranger suddenly slapped
his ferehesd WITH Its right hKsad ARD fsa 10 sAs
pssemsat 3eai asa. He Murderer egAn Il
rise his p1siess The oGctr hastonsI Is ihs
spos kst The sssAsstf sss him sad ssa The IL,
sAss.n wss pursued and espssEed aud "a ~ Ia.
lsae u sigisi ~sa F5eAed ~ air-sHn ~ ycegl
.sr eoassrsrlisn. afsh vhieh b bal arpstcled
his atclssa. ae Hafsesy escaped lyEelliug, and
vac tFsei sd esaasfnn~a e. eTeeuU1n, bot b.
shs4iea ~ skiioss By cuitil BE thrsat IL b,
Z cell The AeW fpEa sna u rnnent date give.
+ = ghs iGstssees. wsfhh sse ~esls past, Ia whirs
uystero ~ tallsts. s,lasntly tfaa sir-gans. har,
bses discharged ia T4ugns parts a NE es
0ns xeni lhruegh q ~iadSs II sks ea.la54a
r''vgas = tAs ssa. Tee pxssed throagh tie sn
does - resiasoae Ga Twenss- nfBth street
Foang n1a wklalag ao~a Bsaalway ,st sons
ttiaE An has atm. sd 60 SErsElaw a kls place O
E bassssss soana that haAsi bad goas tArpusi
tie &saz kas tsiSediB So ass. A1akA0s 49,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

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