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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07

REcoRDEa's CoURE - Justice
Walker did ne best dey's business
yesterday that We have cbronioled
lately,
John Moran and John CONFESS,
from Henderson, came to this city,
and in moment of unparalleled
bravery resolved to tackle the boom
enickle " that is kept az cheap drink
ing nous es IN this city. To say thar
they did an unwiye thing would only
be stating a fact, for after about SIX
ably contested rounds, 'boomenlekle
got the best Of them, and they went
to grass or rather 10 the lookup
Before being conveyed to that pala
tial hotel, however, one Of the men
ran against somebody's bunch Of
fves, for he got bloody face, and
threw up the sponge" The Squire
examined into their cases, at the re-
quest of a friend, and they were fined
s. % each, which is just twenty cents
lower than Judge Wizards lowest
rates After the fines Of the parties
had been paid, the good Samaritan
discovered that his friends were too
Timber to be handled. and they were
left in the Lookup last night, so that
they could have time to cool off.
Three market women. for fast driv-
ing, Wero arrested yesterday evening,
and fined So 10 each. The people
who como to market try to get in
early, so as to get good positions, and
much competition takes place as to
who shall get possession Of the best
standssl The three women mentioned
above were each driving wagon, and
were going up Locust Street, when al
at once each one took a notion to gel
to the market first Then the fur
began It,was Whippity. cut, whaek
lily slash, and go it boblail; and Wher
the three teams turned to go down
Fourth Street, it brought to minC
Tennyson's charge of the Light
Brigade But in this case it wa:
German vs. lIaGermau. D and thu
way the whip was laid on was
caution to old Jehusl On wen
the teams, the women whipping ant
4 shouting to theo horses, and the at
frighted populace dashing for OpeI
! doors, screaming at the top of thei
4 voices. The draee was a short one
and Of course was bound to come L
an end which aevent was signalizei
hby the triumphant shout of th
young woman Who drove the foremos
team, and ran over man.in her yea
to win the position. fortunately tn
man was lot much hurt, and the fin
lmay teach others lesson. A wa
suggested that the price of but
ter would so up for the next tw
weeks in order for the. victims to &c
back the money they had deposited i
City Treasury n5m
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THE comparative health of this city
and Evansville is proven By the NOR
tuary statements for the month of
July. There were eighteen deaths in
Terre Haute to ifty-four in Evans
Vile, showing a ratio of one to three.
-4erre Haatte Express.
AS the population of Terre Haute
is only little more than half that of
Evansville, we don't see as the differ
ence is so very great. Evansville is
a very healthy city for her size, and
ffty.four deaths in one month is an
unusually large report.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07

M1sTAKE.-In the telegraph news
yesterday morning, in relation to the
fire at Philadelphia, it was stated that
the Republic Insurance Company of
Illinois had policies amounting to
s380,0OO. Mr.. Hallock telegraphed to
Cincinnati and indianapolis yesterday,
and learned that the amount given in
those cities was $4,000, making a
great difference, as so great loss
would affect the stability Of any ordi-
nary insurance company.
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houisyIlIe harket.

By Telegraph LoUIsyILLE. August 6.
FLoUR-Very firm: superfine "a 50.
BAGgEEG-Heavy BIG.
.T WHEAT-Red 81 10; white 81 20.
-CORE-ln bulk Sc.
OATS-In bulk 5Jc.
RYE-S5e.
ToBAcco-Leaf unchanged; sales OF 81
hogsh eads at SO 1Oa32 So
PRoVIsIoNs-Qui but firm. Mess pork
S34. Bacon shoulders 155zc; clear lib l9c;
sides l92e; hams. plain 2ici sugar cured
PIC; fancy do. 231zc.
LARD-lg5zc.
HIGHWINEs 81 O8.
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. cincinnati narEes.
BY TeIesraph.I OraoIrE ArI.

By Teiegrapn.I CIrCgNNATI. Aug. Q.
Il rELOUR-U Unchanged, e1 4s..ta
WHEAT-FirmeF- and the demand is
good: safes OF 1900 bushels. new red 81 %
al q; white 81 40HI 30.
CoRN-DuE at $3.50; demand Light.
OATS Firm r and In gooI demand sales
OF z, 800 bushels at 45e to soc
RYE-FirTaert prime CSC.
RARLEY-~M0 change.
? -lWHIskY-E irI1; .sit1es Of 800 Dbls. at 81 O6.
PRoVISIOEs-Ceu bnt firm not much
demand, however, but holders ask full
rates for an articles. Mess Pork So 50.
Bulk Meats 14c and 1910. Bacon l515c for
shoulders and 1851e and Ice for sides, the
latter rate for clear hams &c for sugar
cured. MY
LARD-I9LSc.
BUTTER-FiFn1 for prime at 2503Oc uTr
q EGGS-AtI4c. -
OILS-No. change. EgafFn
TOBACCO In, good demand; sales of 22s
hhds at So O0tO 10 90. ROOFS.
GoLD-l35f< buying.
MONEY -darke1 easy.
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Dissolution Notice.

v1HE PARTNEHsEHTP BIER EwO
fore existing under the fiim name b
Huunphrey. Patrick & Co., Foryvarafra
and Commission Merchants and Wharf.
boat PrOprietors, was dissolved By mutual
consent on tie 18th tnst.,i T.. w. Patricy
be continued by 4. N. Humphrey. George
j. Lswis, and Charles W. Kernev. undeT
the firm name OF Humphrey, Lewis d 90.
BY whom the business of the old firm Win
be settled
jy2O diff HUMPHREY, PATRICK& co.
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on TIE MUseLE.-Bnly Sabertol

on TIE MUseLE.-Billy Saberton
was on a gay old drunk yesterday,
and was showing off his style to
quite number of people. When
Billy is sober he is a quiet old gentle.
man, but when he gets full he is quite
belligerent. While on his spree yes
terday, in the lower end of the town,
he happened on a country Hoosier,
and Billy was showing of his
style" throwing himself into "po-
Ssh" and using his arms in a most
reckless manner, as if fighting an i'm
aginary foe. While " reaching out
with his fist, he accidentally hit the
Hoosier on the nose, when the Hoo
sier Immediately knocked him down
Billy got into similar scrape on
Thursday, and got knocked down, but
he afterwards returned the compli-
ment on his antagonist.
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sew YORK Gold ana ssOek Harktt.

By IeIegraph.I NEW YoRR, August 6.
MONEY Easy at 5@7 per cent. on cali
leans; chisfty 6 per cent; demand very
moderate.
ExCHAEGE-Sterling dull at 91Eal05S.
engagements of specie Tor Tomorrow by
European Gamers S464GO0.
Z 64oLD--DuiI; opened 1862, fell to 1876. and
closed at 1867. Carrying rates 498 per
GOVERE1LEKTS-Qufet and closed steady.
Coupons OF iSI, I24zg125; do. ~ I25aI25Iz:
do. "a, l255sgI23zs do. '65, 1235kGI25Is: new,
1221<@l22 Z do ~, 1221z@IZ2l4; do RS, I221[
@l221z; l0-40s, ll55sgll6.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07

THE Evansville JOURNAL Company
has recently purchased and put In
their establishment (nOw second to
none in the State), a first class Hoe
Steam Press, which works admirably,
and turns out their large edition very
rapidly and in a short time. Their
increased circulation made it neces-
sary to put in operation a faster press.
The capacity Of the new press Is 1900
impressions an DEMONSTRATING
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Nhmnh.a MarKpfI -
~ rolsgragta.I -. Auga.L Q.

BY Ielegraph.l dEHFHIs, August 9.
CoTToN- Duiland nominal, with no buy
ers. III f
FLoUR-FirnI and unchanged. ff
WHEAT--sl 25g1 IS.
CORN-921&c.
9ATs-'yyeTy irregalars new 5Sc; old zoe.
HAYES 90.
c sBEAN-sl5 O0@I9 60.
CORN MEAL-Fresh "a S. and kiln-dried
81 s..
PoRK-S35 col
. LARD-20dz2c
BAcoE-Firn shoulders 15t%8I55<c, and
sides 1870.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07

RUNAwAY.-A runaway occurred
yesterday afternoon, in the upper part
of the city, and one-horse wagon
got wrecked. We did not learn any
names. $3.50. ~ .
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PREACHING AT THE MARKET
HoUsE.-The Rev. s. Norcross will
preach at the upper market house at
A PM. tom orFow. He announces
an interesting lecture. ah fdaa
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CARE1Ess.-We Learn that the back
doors Of several stores have been left
open lately at night, and if the pri-
vate watohman had not discovered
the same there might have been rob
berries perpetrated. A little more
care should be taken. F....-
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HAD No LICENsE.--A chap Of Hi
bernian nativity, two-thirds drunk at
the time of his arrest, was gobbled by
the Marshal yesterday, for readhng
without license. The peddler had
his pockets full Of brass jeWelry,
which he was trying to sell. b He
would not give his name. o7 ae
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MUFFIN GAME OF BASE BALL.-The
+" Mullins were out in full strength
yesterday afternoon, and had fine
game. A great deal Of sport was
afforded to the spectators and players,
and the game was pronounced a very
fine one by old base ballists. Some
funny things occurred, the most
noticeable eveEt being the putting
out" of the "Man who Laughs, I"
(but not by the Kings command. }
This little feat was performed by
Doughty, and created, "a sensation, and
effectually ehoked down the humor-
Gus exercises that were being indulg-
ed in by the portly young man just
previous to the accident The man
ner in which this was performed,
made it the premium muff" of the
season, and all the other champions
Immediately preferred their medals.
Several other ludicrous incidents
occurred, but we have not the power
to properly describe them. The
mullins will play again shortly. The
followisgi is the score, Ed. Wheeler
and Fl. S. Quackenbush being the
Captains -sir
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CIV Il M III w s. !.

PAYING Orc, G. Genung, Pay
master on the E. & G. Railroad is up
the road at present, paying off the
hands.
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Coon HoUsE.-H. ). SchI@pfer has
4 very large stock of drugs, and his
business is very large. He fills a.
great many prescriptions, and keeps
as fresh and pure Drugs as canobe
found. He fills prescriptions atlall
hours .ul .l 80
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ELECTION NEws.--The returns
from the out townships are not in yet.
We have heard various rumors, but
shall wait for the official vote. The
vote in Union Township was sixty
eight against the donation and five in
favor. The majority in the county
will be nearly 1000, it is thought.
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Nashville Market.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, Aug. @.
WHEAT-Steady; sales to-day at 81 O5 for
Mcditerranean;s 81 10 for red Il Is for am
Der; 81 20 for white.
FLoUR-s7 C0@7 so for best brands.
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THE AUDITORS REPoRT = The
County Commissioners yesterday be-
gan the work of examining tAe re-
port of Victor Bisch, the County Au-
ditor. This report was made some
time since, but the examination has
been postponed from time 10 time, be-
cause Judge Robinson was never
ready. Samuel Orr and NJ. j. Bray
we're present, as representatives OF
the citizens. The Commissioners will
hold night sessions.
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" The PARR.-The grand concert at
the Artesian Springs Park last night
was a success. The attendance was
not as large as we could have wished,
but the company was select. Col. Ed.
Wehler, was, as usual. in his best
humor, and all passed off very pleas.
antly.- Courier. gesterday.D
The above is another specimen of
the reliability Of the busy map" As
the JOURNAL Of yesterday morning
stated, there was no concert at all, on
account Of the rain. the affair having
been postponed, Colonel aWehIer
was hot as happy as usual, for he was
disappointed on account of the wealth
er. But the above is abouE as near
the truth as the Co1aaes generally
gets. t4t Aa1ltsd
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THE IRREpRRssIBLE.-Kate Simp-
son was turned cut Of the lookup at
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, but
at nine o'clock last night was gobbled
again, and was in a beastly state Of
of intoxication. 1t viii take about
fifteen habeas cOrpuses per month to
keep Kate out Of the lookup.
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On DIT.-It is stated that steps are
being taken by the Turner Society,
to lease the lot on the corner of. See--
ond and Sycamore Streets, for the
purpose Of rebuilding the Turner'S
Hail .thereon. The lot is 100 feet
square. .--.-.b 1
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BASE BALL To-DAY.-The regular
Saturday game of base ball will be
played this afternoon, and those in
tending to participate are requested
to be ready to leave First Street by
Il o'clock, SO IS to get ahead of the
eclipse. Let every member be on
hand promptly.
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A fine shower fell last night, and
the weather was deliciously cool, the
mercury, at one o'clock this morning,
standing at 640.........The river is still
falling.... The additiooal arrivals
and depaI Tres embrace the Fannie
Brandeis, rom Cincinnati: Palestine,
to Louisville; Cumberland, Cairo;
Mary Davage, from Pittsburgh to St.
Louis; Ada Lyon, from Green River.
The Fanny Brandeis bad fine trip
from Cincinnati. She returns at ten
A. II. to- day........,The Mary Dayage,
with two barges in tow, arrived about
tea p. NJ. 1he put off 4 lot of glass
at this point......~The Sam~OFF-had
not arrived at two o'clock this morn
ing......The Cumberland had splen-
did trip out yesterday, and q 7 not
leave until 6 o'clock z. M............
The Robert Burns, will be- n7wp
for Memphis on Monday morning..
splendid steamer 2. w. Strader,
Albert Stein, masterswill bedowp to-
morrow afternoon at 5 O'clock, en-
route to New Orleans. She is a
splendid steamer, is well ofieered,
and has superior passenger accOnmos
dations. She will take all freight
offered at this point. -W.G.Brown
& Co. are her agents..........The Ada
Lyon arrived at 1i15 this morning 81
~ River Dispatches.
CLAcfNNArI, August 6.-Port List-Arriv-
a5s--Snamrock, from st. Louis; Peytona,
from New Orleans; Wild. Duelk. from 81.
| Louis. DepaI ted-Champion,t to st. Louis
| Wild Duck, to Ashland. River FALLING,
| with l3l6 feet ia. the channel, and $50 feel
under tie bridge.
MEsspI41s. august e.-Vgeather GEAR and
/ mercury s4o. oRi yer falling. .ATr1yedIA.a3 g.
toma. Observation-Disclosures, Cincinnati
J. uminary, st. Louis! 1aa s.fB sad o. tan1
LOUISVILLE, August g. Port, List77J.
Il " atSon,f Tennessee Il yer TO flbtsDurgi
/ Liberty No. a, wheeling to 81. -LouIsi Le-
i onidas, Pittsburg to New orleans. River
1 falling sf0 WY, WITH 5 feet 8 Inches In The
i canal, 3 feet 5 inches on the falls, and
i feet inches over the rocks. The weather
Is c4oudys -a44 to aELE2H aa4 NaAoaHE @Fai
ST. Louis, August 6.--Arrived- ColuIn-
bian and n. s. turner, rom Omahas Du-
bnque, from st. Pauti shark and. TOYS fFom
SeaF Orleans; City OF Pekin, from Peoria
1 Belle Memphis, from Ms@phiss Rob Roy
| from Keokuk; Tom Jasper. from 81, Paul
i Departed-Dubuque, for st Paul; Belle
4 Mem phis, for Memphis; Rob Roy, for keo-
i kuk; City of Pekin, for Peor a, The river
| Is falling about foot per day, and all the
/ upper streams are declining. Business 1:
i coed. Weather cloudy and cool. Mercury
ato z. u. o21stsA 1Wa AZ mmkta a z.
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RoBBERY.-A man was robbed on
Thursday night, by a woman Of easy
virtue, of about So. Money not re-
covered. f4eg-4
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ia 7. @. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf 4a1
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TOBACCO MARKET.-Martin, Gard
ner & Co. sold, yesterday morning,
eighteen hogsheads, at prices rang
ing from S. go to 81 80. The
sale was we'll attended, and the
market was firm, and better prices
were realized than for some time past
The market appears to be stiFenipg
somewhat, and the sellers were fully
satisfied with their sales.
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BURNING OF THE FAIRvIEw LEAD
MINES From the officers of the.
Cumberland we learned yesterday,
that the buildings at sthe FairVieW
Lead Mines, on the Ohio River. we're
destroyed by FIRE on last Wednesday
night. The machinery was badly
damaged. Tue loss viii be between,
$1,000 and $4,000. The mines are
owned by j. W. Wild. of St. Louis,
and the fire is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary.
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s9@ Any Florence Sewing Machine
within fifty miles of Evansville, that
is not in good working order, will be
put in frst-class order, by the owner
sending it to A. B. Howard, Agent of
Florence. No. IL South Second Street
Evansville, Ind. aug576t 3
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OFFICIAL:

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in Or q
Post-OGtce at Evansville. state OF Indiana
on the 0tts day~of August, 1859.
Persons calling FOR any-of these letters
will please say Advertised" giving date.
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CEAL NOTICES

B@I desire notifying the public
that I have rented the National Hall,
and win open a first class restaurant
and saloon therein some time next
week. VIII De opened with big
lunch. Come all, and see nae.
~ aug6 ct S. SEELIG.
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BEER STAMPS.

The above exhibit shows that the
Beer Trade of Evansville is large,
The total numbered beer barrels made
during the year foots up 12,875, as the
tax is just 81 per barrel. Our trade
in this branch Of business is steadily
on the increase e u. l.4assn E.
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DRESS BALL.-A grand fancy dress
bali was given at West Baden Springs
in this State, last week, and very
large number of fair ladies and gallant
gentlemen were present. Evansville
was well represented by Miss We'll
born, as Sister Of Charity" Mrs.
Welborn, as Spanish Princess" and
Mrs. Van Ripper, as Snow Flake .
The ball was most brilliant and
reckerche affair. .aH p
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MORE BIG PLUMs.-We have been
shown by joel Mills, some pIums
that take the "rag off the bush " for
size, even beating the fine plums sent
to us by Geo. Warren. Mr.. Mills
plums arc of the Yellow Spanish -
variety. They are the finest We ever
beheld, and were raised by MraMills.
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BI Eminent New York and Phila-
delphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Missisquoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. 1t is advertised in this issue
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Evansville & GrayVille Stage Line.
r EAVEs EvANSvILLE EvERY
"a FRIDAY, at An, from the orner Of
Locust and Third Streets.
: Leaves GRANVILLE every WEDN ESDAY,
al & An IT ora the GRANVILLE House.
Fare So for the through trip, and IS for
the round trip, jy30 d3m
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FOR RENT.

ERGUSE-With i've rooms, wit hin hin h Ia
49, a square OF the new Htgh sen p tsri 7 5
Gufre OF SHAFER, q X ~ EN- y n $500 $500
srhfrd street, between Main ana ln,u. a 3tS
more. - A2S---
Wy oUSE-A com Portable Two Story
Ea prick dwelling house IN ST5 Il11 a.
town. ljy29 diff Y1S1ols o129 =
a-sTOREROOM - on Main Street; be-
- Tween Fourth and Fifth. Apply 70
a. @. ROSENG RAM, once Slty FO-AhoiS.
fvl7 diff H.4at VI &C.,.
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APPLEToN's JOURNAL, No. 20, can
be had at Fish & Barter's, Main
Street.
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gTRHE TIMERS STORY BACK
building occupied by 1. & ID. II elmann,
NO &c Main Street, IS for rent. Apply al
their store. Nos. 60 and 81 Main Street =
jy2 DIFF All city papers please copy.l
RROUsE-On Fourth Street, between
GA Main and Syca nCre, q double three-
story brick, with two good sJofe-IOoms.
viii be rented sepal atelY or Itogethers
Good accom- modatiof : for two separate
families. For further articulaTs apply TO
sst@.ef junl5 diff
SATURDAY. 10000. .-.-......AUGUsT z, 1s69.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. -The following Lii
censes to marry were issued from the
County Clerks once, E9r the week end
ing August 9Th:
Simon Rosenmeir AID Elizabe Bod
finger. 81 -
john EiIer and Kate Martin. ~
- Bernard Baetz aud Elizabeth Ham,
7 Louis Reed and Minerva Walker.
g Charles Nicholas and Catharlne Bortz-
meyer 0@ 1a8
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NoTICE.-All members of the
Evening Star Cnele are requested to
attend the meeting at the club rooms,
Sunday. august Sth, 1869, as there
will beimportantl business transacted.
By order Of the vsI8T PRESIDENT,
sretsfr s.rre.e-..--.. aug7-1t
~ Real Lisle Thread aud other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGuFs'.
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y yelling Houses insured for d term OF
years at greatly reduced rates.
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B9~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. Il. ID. HEIMAN's.
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DEATH OF Miss GRFFITH.--Miss
Melissa Gaiffth. the lady who was
burned by, the bursting Of a coal oil
can, a few days age died yesterday
morning at quarter to nine o'clock.
Her oremains were conveyed TO their
last resting place yesterday morning.
We again. take occasion to earnestly
request those of our readers who use
coal oil in lighting their fires, to dis
continue the practice. The same
result as in the case above is liable to
occur at any time, and it Is criminal
foolishness to continue so dangerous
a habit. The Terre Haute E'rpress
of yesterday contained notice of the
funeral of a lady whose death was
caused in the same manner as Miss
GriGth's. The accident occurred in
New York, and her remains were
conveyed to Terre Haute for inter
ment. 1o s.ads svaa
Many persons have told as within
the past week that they used coal
oilto light fles, but said there is no
danger the way | use it, But We
repeat there is always danger, and the
practice should cease at once and for
ever. er4 4 Ha4
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Three Years at the Price Of Ttoo
Fire Years at The Price Of Three.
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FOr Sale.

a DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
A house, near the courthouse, MI. Yer
non, Ind. containing nine rooms, halls
attic, kitchen, and cellar. A good cistern
aud well on the place, with stable wood
shed, and other out buildings. For teTIas,
apply to MILTON BLACK, Esqs, NJ " err
non, or TO IHOS. eGoNS EllTO y, Z vans
Vile, Ind. lauz uIW
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Life InAurance "a Specially.
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INSUE- A-H9EE-
J. w. NEXsEN,

General Insurance Agent.
IND
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REVENUE MATTERs.-The follow,
inc statistics will be found Interesting;
TOBACCO srAMPs.

,,,,,vt of cigar and Tobacco 5 amps
&, =, ~ rvs q sviIle during the MONTH OF
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WILDER Alice miss
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Wilson Emay
Weaver Maggie