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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17
HOIETARY & COMMERCIAL
5ew YOrk Markel.

By Teiegraph.l NEW YORK. August 10.
COTTON Quiet and nrmer: sales OF $50
bales at 33lzc for middling .upiands:
FLOUR-Eeceipts II SIS bbls; market firm
but scarcely SO active; sales Of 10000 bbls.
al seas 90 for supeTflne State aud Western,
81 1907 Co for extra state " oQgI % TOT
extra Western, 81 1907 s. for white wheat
extra, & O0gT IS for rOund-hoOp ohio,
81 OON8 90 for X 80. LOUIS, 60 OOMl0sbO for
coed 10 choice DO, closing quiet Rye nour
CORN MEAL Scarce and without decided
WHIsKY-BIore active and nlmer; sales
$50 bbls. Western 40 81 ID free, and 200 bbls.
fron-boupd at 81 ~, { o arrive this week
WHEAT Receipts 10, 45j bushels; marEet
I0a2s better and less active in consequence
or the extreme scarcity Of freight room q
sales OF 10, 800 bushels az 81 o49l 6lN for No.
Spring; 81 70 reported for do: % arriyei
81 55Ml So for soft do; 81 75L9l IS for No. i
Spring; 81 721z@l 20 Tor Winter red Vest
ern sI IS for white Canada IN bond, and
Il rs tor amber Michigah 10 arrive
BAKLEY AND MALT-Eominal.
CoRG-Receipts 92l1 bushels; the market
IS l02c better; sales of 1900 bushels at
9JcGsi II for unsound new mixed Western,
and s / l6al 20 FOR sound do.
OATS Receipts - ,Jij bushels; market
dull and lower; sales OF 1900 bushels al ~
a73c for old Western anOat; GS657lc for new
ditto ahoat; 66g7lc for new Southern and
Jersey.
STOCK OF GRAIN IL WAREHOUSE.
Wheat d73,4 83 bushels; corn 2J8,2g0 bush-
els. oats 3OOGl bushels: rye ,l42 bushels T;
barley 0,5OB DuShelss malt lg0sllb Bubueis !
peas 1900 bushels.
.RYE-Quiet and firm.
COFFEE-ActfVe end firm. sales OF 600
bags Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Very firmi sales of LEO hogs
heads at llM@l2c for Cuba, and 1910 for
Porto Ric f; ClsO sales OF 100 boxes Havana
at 12Ic.
MoLAssEs-Qulct and ntm.
BErROLEUM-Quiet
HoPs-Quiet al l0@I5c for American.
LTEsEED OIL-Duli at WgB9c for casks,
TURPENTTEE-Sp irits quiet AZ 43913Ic.
PORK-StCady and quiet; 90 barrels sold
al G33 I5133 - for new meas 80 % Tor OLD
do; ga 7jG28 90 Tor prime, and v5J90 ~ for
prime mes.
BEEF-steady: $50 barrels sold a. 88lBc.
/ for new plain mess lzgl3cs FOR new extra
/ mess. fierce beef mOmimafs beef hams
| steady I2J barrels sold az 28WaOc.
Cur MEATS Steady; 40 packages SOLD az
i llsI@l5s. for shoulders l7gl5c. Tor hams !
4 middies, firm; 40 boxes, zee cured, sold az
/ IG5I@l71zc. .-a
/ LARD-Qulet, and "a shade lower 80
/ tlerCes sold at l5azONc Tor tteami 2OHW
1 2JLc for Kettle rendered.
| BUTrER-Qniet; l683lc. for Ohioi l6@Jlc.
for State.
/ CHEEsE-Firm Il030c.
| FRaIGHIs-T0 Liverpool, firmcri ship
/ monis Of 1900 bushels wheat, per sail, 90
/ Sd, anG per steam lUtzd bid, and I'D asked
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sew gorE cola ana 8toor narrgr

ny roiegraph.I NEW YORK, AuguH1g.
MONEY Easy and atendY ~ 607 pen cent.
for call iOaugf chiefly 40 inside rates.
STERLIN0 -Dull uL H1F8lJI.
GOLD 0Werf opening nt l3l. nud close
Ing ct 1897.
Carrying rate 800 per cent ClcHHauco8
l67 O000 600
GOVEIlhlENT8 Heavy Hud lower, but
closed steady. Coupons ~ 1881, l@IlTmlIif
do. 1862, l13ENlEMf do. 1861 l2lNMlllI i
DO. 1906, l2lMMlZlt / DO. new, IlNttaIl1s 90.
1867, l1lh0l2056; do. 1905, llgfMl4ls l0-fU8
1l3lEMIl8J<.
A Washington dispatch states the prrG-
ent currency balance in the Treasury In br
e20,500,o0O. "A report says the Pacific Mail
will declare o dividend " per cent.
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DD~ All persons DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning Water in the Counties Of
Vanderburgh and Warrick, Except
Union Township, Vanderburgh Co.
are advised Of the Patent Tubular
Drive Well, the best, safest, and
cheapest means Of getting a good and
lasting supply. Rates reduced, sat
isiaction guaranteed, and ample ref
erence given as to merits of the inven-
ton. Materials and supplies for
those wishing to use in other terri
tory, furnished at lowest rates. Fur
Their particulars given on application
to the sole owner Of patent In the
terrific above mentioned.
Q. KRAFT,
Corner First and Pine and Second
and Elm Streets. augl2-tf
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Railroad Assessment.

At meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the f.. G. & p. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening.
August 18th, it was unanimously re-
solved that an assessment Of eight
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent.
of which shall be payable on the 18th
Of September next, and four per cent.
on the 18th Of October, the same to
be used in making surveys Of the va
riOus routes from Evansville TO the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. L. WELBoRN,
auV12- tsept15 Secretary.
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LoCAG NCTxCEs
The Home Insurance Company OF
rev York.

MN AOA
A good example cannot be placed
too often or too prominently before
the public. 1t shows at once what
can be and what ought to be done.
For this reason we consider it our
duty to refer once more to the con-
slant and continually increasing pros.
perity Of the Home Insurance Com
pany Of New York. 1t is one of the
brightest, most cheering, and useful
becons that illuminate the paths of
safety and danger in the fire insurance
world.
1t cannot be too carefully observed.
The success of q great progressive
company like the Home, transacting
a business of the most difficult and
perilous kind, imparts the most pow
ertul incentive to perseverance, and
benetcent exertion that can be pre-
scented to the emulation of mankind,
especially when it is known that it is
only gathering the fruit Of systematic.
honorable and energetic management.
From such an example the strongest
may borrow practical announcement,
wisdom and strength all the day long,
and the most faint hearted learn to
discard such words as fail and
impossible from their lexicon for
ever.
The steady, anremitted aud brill
liant Advancement of the Home has
for many years attracted the admira-
ton of the fire underwriters of both
hemisphere, and rendered its system
a special object Of interest and study,
The abstract Of its last or thirty
second semi annual statement, exhib-
iting the condition of the company on
the LIST of July, 1869, displays solid
and satisfactory results which sur
pass and crown the greatest tri-
umphs of its past. During the six
months included between the LIST
of January, 1869. and the LIST of
July last, the risks written by the
Home summed up to nearly a hundred
million, and It's net cash receipts to
over a million dollars. In January
last it paid a semi annual dividend to
its stockholders Of 5 per cent, and on
! the 18th Of the current month it paid
another of the same per centage,
amounting together to two hundred
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BY Cable. LoNDoHi AUGUST l8.
COuaols for money, va; account lf
Flvo-Twenty bonds az London Qulett 'Glai
80; COS, Old 81, 0la hl54. Euei 1905
i. O., B116.
LIVERPOOL, August l84The cotton
market 81 nrmeri Middung, 1905 New
Orleans, 1870. The sales were l1bW bales
including 3 900 bales for speculation and
export. california white wheat decline
ing 70 lis 8dmiia Ga. Rec Western i17 4ds
Flour, 25s o.. COrus 8lHs Oats. Be- 0dt
Provisions Pork, i02a Ga. Beer, u0lt
Lard, 70s. Cheese, 02s. Bacon CAS-. Lin.
seed Oh, G8l 1858.
HAvRE, August l6.-Cotton quiet and
steady az 1921. on the apot.
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LonlsrlIle Marknt.

10y Telegraph L0ulnVILLE August l0
BAoGugG--FIrm heavy G1<Nlf<e.
FLoUH-Flrm; Huperdnc ~
0RAIN-pirms Weat, red. CD Dos white
81 80. Corn, IA bulk, soc oats, lu bulf.
45c. Rye, OJes Barley. G us
ToBACCO-Leaf gteaaY; sales Of il hhds.
ranging from 90 90 % fll -.
recommendations ana active. AICnf
Pork. ga 90. Bacon Hh0u dnrs l05<os CIoRr
rib lg<c; and clear sides lg<ei aud hams
221zW2312c.
LARD-iu tiorceg 20Lc.
HI0HWINEB-Firmh az 9l 0a
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By Telearaph.l NEW OHLHA1n. AUG l0.
COrroN- Sales OF 70 ba les low middlinH
az 80MSg13c; receipta fu bales.
FLOun-8upernnc So lli Xxx t0 COZ xxx
81 20.
CoRN-Duil; white 81 00
OATB-0f1Obcs
BuAN-9i 90.
HAW-f20 %.
poHK-Hold 90 eJ1 co.
BACQN-l7c for ghoulderHs lNi4MMH I0f
sides. hams 28W2lMc
LAHD-Tierce l0mx0kct Eeu 4luIics
BUGAH-E irmt common llmllC5 prime
lal<Ul4Kc.
OLAssEg-Duli; rab0ilfd G9MlOc.
WHTsKY-gl l2Nml l3.
COUHHm--IuactiVoi fair held nt i5#li/gt
prime l6MNl65<c
ExoHApoE-bteriing ll56; ~. y. Sight rs
premium.
GOLD-lI.8k.
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FEsTIvAL.-The colored people of
one of the African churches Of the
city held festival in Marlett's Hall
last night for the purpose of raising
funds to aid their pastor. The rain
interfered somewhat with their plans
last night. though there was a fair
attendance. The entertainment will
be repeated tonight, and as the OBJ
ject is a worthy one, we bespeak for
them liberal patronage.
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CLOSING OUT.-Nearly all the GER
tifcates in the great Henderson Land
Sale have been disposed Of, and the
balance will no doubt meet with a
speedy sale. So gigantic an enter
prise could hardly have succeeded
without the endorsement of good
men and liberal advertising. 1t seems
to have gained the confidence of every
one who has taken the trouble to in
vestigate it, and there can be no doubt
that satisfaction will be given the
holders of certificates. The farming
lands embraced in the enterprise,
nearly 800 acres of which are cleared
and tillable, will be rented out for
the present year. Good bonds for
the rent will be taken, and those
bonds will be assigned to the person
who draws the farm. In addition to
the capital prize, there are five hun
dred other pres, consisting of fine
town lots. Tickets cost only FIVE
dollars, and for so paltry a sum a
person has a chance of drawing a
fortune. OF course all cannot draw
prizes, but everybody's chances are
equal, and the last ticket that is sold
is as apt to draw a prize as the first
enc. During the past year we have
written a great deal in regard to this
enterprise, and of the gentlemen Of
integrity having the matter in charge,
and we can only reiterate our pre-
vious assertions, that the high char
acter of the persons engaged in the
affair is sure guarantee of the fair
ness with which the drawing will be
conducted. Only short time is left
before the drawing takes place-Sep-
tember Island all should secure
tickets a. once.
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FINE PORTRAITs.-Wc lookeds at
some cabinet portraits at Mr.. Park
hills Gallery. yesterday. and believe
we can conscientiously say they are
the finest we ever saw in this city.
They were executed By Chas. Fitch,
formerly of New York, an artist Of
superior merit, and whose productions
have taken the premium at many
fairs. Mr.. Fitch has just taken the
pictures of Mr.. Sweetser and wife,
and they are exact fac sin1iles of the
originals, and when the India lux
shading is completed will be magnif-
cent portraits.
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So. LouIs Market.
BY TeleRraph.l sT. LoUIs' August 10.

BY TeleRraph.l 1T. LOUIS, August TO-
TORAcCO-Steady and unchanged.
COTT0E-A mixed lot sold az IYga2c.
HEMP-UuchnnRed prime dressed, so.
FLoUR-LOW grades continue scarce and
in demand: BupeTfine sold az " Og95 %
extra as 6j05 -, double extra q 1896 %,
treble extra 10 fancy 50 75gD %.
WHEAT-In good demand and steady
No j red and No. white Fall sold az 8i 50 :
low prime 10 strictly prime red 81 Z4gl 35i
low choice To choice 81 4U9l g0i choice 10
fancy white q JO8i 90; aud No. Spring
81 20.
CORN- Heavy and slow: choice mixed
in bulk sec, fancy yellow I'm sacks 9Jc, and
choice TO fancy white V5c0gEl.
OATs-SloW, but unchanged; new mixed
IN bulk dc, black mixed IA sacks 498d2c,
and white 52065c.
BARLEY-In good demand at 95c9sl %
for Spring.
RYE-Unchanged at 0jcdel.
WHIsKY--Adyanced 10 81 u, and held az
81 10 at the close.
PORK-Steady az t3f 70.
BAcON-Ff m at l55z9l6c for shoulders,
clear rib sides 100, and clear sides lB14cs
JARD-Oulet but fiFm.
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STOCKHOLDERS observation-disclosures.
John S. Hopkins, John A. Reitz. and
Peter Semonin, in company with Gen.
j. T. Boyle, left yesterday evening for
Henderson, en- route to jacksonville,
to attend the meeting of the Stock
holders Of the E., IL. g. N. R. r.,
which takes place to- day. At a meet
ing Of the Council yesterday morning,
1t was ordered that John A. Reitz. if
present, and if not, any member of
the City Council in attendance sbould
cast the vote of this city in all eases
of vOtiug or balloting.
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NoTICE.-We do hereby return our
most sincere thanks to our many Gus
toners for their liberal patronage
since we have opened our Hat and
Fur House in this city, and respect.
fully inform them that we have re-
moved two doors below the corner,
where we hope to accommodate all
eur old customers and as many new
ones as may favor US.
Very respectfully,
auRI6-1t Il. A, WEBER & Co.
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River Dispnlches.

PIFsBURo, August l6.--River 20 inches.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 07'.
CINCINNATI. August 1.-the steamer
Havana. Of the Nashville Packet COM
pany, burned TO the waters edge al Parlor
Grove u miles below this city, AZ 12s4j to-
day, where she had just landed picnic
party. NO one was hurt. Loss, el2,gU0s In
kured for g0tG0, in Cincinnati companies.
Rain commenced falling at 8 O'Clock to-
night, the first or any consequence for two
weeks, with appearances OF a steady rain.
Them ometer g4a. Port Liat-The regular
paeke arrived and departed. River sell
inches ia "a hOursi feet ia the channel
LOUISVILLE, August I6.--Port List-sam
J. Haze, C1nclBnau 10 Memphis; Indiana,
from New Orleans; Fanny Brandeis,
Evansville to Cincinnati. EtVer falling,
with 3 feet 10 inches water IA the canal I
foot 10 inches on the falls; 10 inches over
the rocks. Weather clear and warm.
MEMPAIs, August l6.-Rlver falling slow.
~. Arrived-Bel.e Memphis. Departed
Rublcon, for It. Louisi Nightingale, for
Cincinnati.
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E We acknowledge the receipt of
a beautiful and fragrant bouquet from
our floral friend hewitt, arranged in
the exquisite style which he SO we'll
understands.
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nomnhia MarkeL.

,.rbl MEMPHIS. August 10.
Corr0v-sieady ana uneh l,Ls = 5,l,is
ding 8J1L@32c; receipts 20 p'i'e''
Jos bales. -. mo es1G
FLOUR Steady SUI erhhS s'S''
WUEAT-sI 1Ogl %.
CoRN-S 0l61c.
OATs-55c.
HAY-S12 O0a23 o.
BRAN-glG %. ~, .gffe.t az Ia
corn MFAL-fresh 81 % kilii "a 4'A - w.
pOHK-s3j -.
IAHD-2Oa2lZc. 1910. ,t,t,.. M,
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COOP TIME.-OWen Tuller's horse,
Billy Barr, formerly owned by p.
Britton, of this city, won a $1,000
race at Buffalo, on Friday last, in
three straight heats. Time, 2;25,
1924. and 2:27.
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SEwERs-The City Council yester-
day morning ordered Mr.. j. ID. Saun-
ders. City Engineer, to make out es-
Inmates for changing the mouths of
the sewers.
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On the southeast side of Washing
ton Street. from Ann to Jefferson.
On motion, Council adjourned to
meet next Friday at O'clock AM. as
an EQUALIZATION Board to hear COM
pIaipts of taxpayers.
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PURCHAsED.-W. M. Akin, yester-
day, bought the residence OF VIM.
Hunnel, on Gum Street, for $500
cash. The lot is 100 feet front by $50
feet deep.
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A Good Opportunity.

The Smithland Property Sale,
which comprises eighty lots, will af-
ford a good chance TO working men to
invest in few lots at a low figure,
which will be sure to pay well. This
property is at the upper end now Of
Fulton Avenue, and on the north side
of the creek. These lots are not
owned by men who are wealthy, and
who only sell on speculation, but the
owner will sell positively, without any
limit to price-without protection or
reserve. Sale to commence Saturday,
August 21st, at the Court House, at
2 o'clock. There is strong proba-
bility of the Street Cars extending
their track to this locality, as the Lo-
Gust Hill Cemetery is about a hall
mile beyond. Already a donotion OF
Five Thousand Dollars is ready tom
duce the cars to be run to it. Come
and buy, all who have small sums OF
money. Terms easy.
auel6 1w T. NJ. ELLIOT,
AuctiOneer.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Mr. G. I. Bliss
was arraigned on the charge of re-
ceiving stolen goods. Tried by a jury,
who gave a verdict of not guilty, with
out Leaving the jury hex.
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SURETY OF THE PEAoE.-A man
named Rosenthal. sued out a peace
warrant against Christian Wunder-
Itch, Sr., which was tried before
Squire MeTernan and jury of six.'
The jury failed to agree.
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PLUM CRoP-The plum crop. the
present season, promises to be very
large. and we have at different times
been shown some fine specimens of
this fruit. DR.. J. 2. DeBruler laid
upon our desk, yesterday, very large
plum Of the Yellow Spanish " va
riety. similar to those shown US by
Joel Mills, but little larger. We
have also been favored by NJ. Dalzell
with some specimens OF the Green
Gage Plum, Washington" variety
which were also very fine.
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a PReGIFIC CoUNTY.-An old and
well informed resident of Parke
County has, after careful examina-
ton and calculation decided that
Parke County will have a surplus of
100000 bushels of wheat for sale this
season. What county in the State
can beat it2
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.-The tele-
graph brings Us the heart rending in
telligence of the violent death of Miss
Laura futile, beautiful and highly
accomplished young lady of Terre
Haute. Her father, Perry e. Tuttle,
is a prominent merchant and -four
dealer Of Terre Haute. who is we'll
known to many of our citizens. The
horrible fate of his charming daugh-
ter-the ideal of the household-wiIl
cause deep anguish TO the hearts of
all who knew her.
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go 90 pr. ZOO AErhcL.

UI TeIogTapUT NV NV7-"1
DRY GooDs-The market is IathsI eu ,.sl
~ rep0rt: ottawa plaijs ana OshaptuIAs
sye feduced from l0c TO l5c; MariDorO
plaids reduced from I5Ic 70 loo q $500, ,yt
do from zoe to l3c ana cAhD" "N~
100 rom I. re TO I2c.
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THE HEBREW FESTIVAL AND FAIR.
The ladies of the Hebrew congrega-
ton = Benai Israel - desire it dis
tinctly understood that the entire
congregation enter into the work of
preparation for their proposed Fair
with like spirit and zeal, and that it
is not mere personal affair, as recent
notices in the city papers would seem
to indicate. The ladies specially
designated deprecate the apparent
disposition on the part of ipjudicious
friends to give them undue credit,
when the same spirit animates all
The most liberal spirit has been mani
tested by the entire congregation, and
a grand success is already a foregOne
conclusion.
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RE-oPENING OF THE HEBREW
ScHooL.-The Hebrew School taught
in the Sixth Street Temple will be re-
opened on the 1st day of September,
under the control of Rev. Simon
Hecht and Prof. j. w. Knight, whose
efficient management during the past
two years has won for them such
warm encomiums. The school is un-
der the superintendent Of Mr.. John
Vile, who has discharged the duties
of his responsible and highly honor
able Office with an intelligence and
address that reflects upon him the
highest credit. Parents who seek
admission for their children to this
school should make immediate appli-
catiod to Mr.. Vile, the superintend-
ent.
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COUNCIL CHABIBER,
E,ra nsviIla- Aug. JIG. 1853.

Council met at 71 o'clock P. N.
Present-Mayor Walker and Council
men Steinbach, Orr, Stumpf, Hold
son, Steinecker, Wiltshire and
Doughty.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
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ACCIDENT TO PAINTER. "A
painter, by the name Of Harner, in
the employ of r. J. MeGrew, while
painting a house on the corner of
Second and Main Streets, yesterday,
felIfrom the top of the ladder to the
pavement below, seriously spraining
one ankle, and otherwise ipjuring
him. He fell a distance of about
twenty feet. He was attended by DIR.
Van NuYs.
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CIT K N b w S /.

CoMMERoIAL.-The Weekly Com
mercial and Financial Summary viii
be found on the third page.
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OFF TO THE EAsT.-F. A. Weber
left for the East, yesterday, TO pur-
chase a fine stock of Fall hats and
cops. +. A. Weber & Co. have moved
into their elegant new store, and are
making preparations for an immense
business.
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CINCINNATI DRY GOODS
Price Current.
SATURDAY, AuoUsr MN 1907

We annex current prices Ga This market
for a few well-known brands OF Cotiona
aud Woolens. ana invite attention 90 tho
large stocks held here, and offered at as
uniformly low rates as can Do found Enft
subject 10 "a cash dllconnt:
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SUDDEN ATTAcK.-Wm. Ingle, of
Scott Township, one Of the Grand
Jurymen, after the jury had received
the instructions Of the Judge and re-
tuired to the jury-room yesterday, all
at once fell on the floor, apparently
lifeless. from an attack of heart dis
case. He was promptly cared for,
and shortly revived, and was much
better in the afternoon. He has long
been subject to attacks from heart
disease.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17

WILL LEAvE.-H. NJ. Sweetser and
wife, Of this city, and John Gilbert
and daughter, of Golconda, Illinois
will leave this morning, Oh trip to
New York, Montreal, Quebec. White
Mountains, etc. We wish them safe
and pleasant journey.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17

R1- T. @. 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-
gross and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
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