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New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
9i6ihmn gntitrs.

oyy1cE OF CHICAGO Norris W EsrERS RhLShISe{
No 81 Wai-st NeE-YOrk Nay % lS0s. }
THE Board of Directors of III this 81, company
b.vs ascIred DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ PER CENT on the cap
is stock Of this CompABy free Of Goyeunsst ai payo y b1 Ss
on 10 the Stockholders e
hooks on the Company 18th cay Of June ne1 Ing r. ,s
Books Of the Preferred and Common stocks s ee sse Of
a. ~ Juns merit AZ D. M aud eopene Thgday E ns a
Juy nsIt At 10 By order Of tie Boarl Of Direet@S @
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
THE MARKETS.

Ic.refaily FsOOred for THz rsisUsE
THuKsDAI Juue II. 1893.
AsHRsbe quiet aud HnehaBged sales oflo bbA
a for Pots
and farmer outside figures sustained sales Of f hses 1 10 Srre
o bIr S7l were puuer 40 By specuo and 49,
transit OF the shove 7J cold Ast evening including
de ,ss ,t6ck saIes low MIBg for December
sad 2o DO m JaDua on private We quote iolows.
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Chicago MarRet.

BIS telegraph -1s CHICAGO. July 30
ExCHA NGE-Eastern firmer and I.I0 pre-
MUM selling; l-lu of buying.
FLoUR-DuIl at S. 5097 p for Spring ex-
tras.
WHEAT-FirmeT; sales of so. at 81 399
81 40; closing unchanged; sales Of No. 2 az
81 3414gl S51z; closing at a 3j9l 355z; this
afternoon No. 2 was unsettled: offered al
81 S412 cash, and sales at 81 3314, sellers
August.
CoRN-Quiet and S1l941lc lower; ear y
sales Of No. 2 at S5dS5ci advanced to 67a
SIG; closing at 661zg67c; rejected sold al
Sl@ S21scs no grade At 75gb0c; sales Of No.
at S7g69, sellers last half OF August; sea
S71f sellers August; this afternoon No. 2
at $50 sellers August.
OATs-U nsettled and irregular; SAT- low
err; sales of No. 2 at 57a59c; rejected 53954ci
closing nominal at 5Sg59c for No. 2.
|. RYE-Quiet and lc lower; sales of No. ]
at 81 06; No. at 81 "a.
BAR1EY-NominaI atsI 30 for No. ., sell
e-s' September.
H1GHwIN Rs Quiet and 1c lower sales al
81 o..
SUGAR-Acttye at IS5<gl49l454c for COM
mon to prime Cuba.
PoRK-Mess firmly he at s33 50933 IS.
LARD N OmtnaHy l81zc.
BACOS-S houldeTs inactive and nominal
at l31z9l35zc: closing with buyers at 1870;
sweet picked hams firm at I7gl74c
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A statement for the People.

The undersigned, Directors of the
Evansville, Carmi & Paducah Rail-
road Company, having been invited to
a conference with the friends Of the
Straight Line Railroad, TO see if some
thing could not be done TO combine
the interests ofthe two roads and make
the action of both harmonious, state
to the people of VandeTburgh County,
that at conference In pursuance OF
such invitation at the Office of Robert
A Hill, on the evening of July the
30th, that they learned from the
friends Of the Straight Line Road
First, That there was no 0Tgan!za-
ton Of such a Company, and that
therefore there was no such thing as
the Straight Line Railroad Company,
with which to make any contract or
agreement whatever.
Second. The friends of the old
Straight Line Company made pTopO-
sition to divide the appropriation
asked By the E., c. & p r r. Co ,
which We were compelled to decline
for the reason, first, that they had no
such organization, as the law requires;
and second, because there is no law
by which the people can vote together
for two appropriations at the same
time. but must vote separately, and
also because there is no law by which
their request could be complied with
unless the g.. @. s. z. RR. Company
should abandon all claims and give
everything 10 a company yet to be
organized.
Third, The e &P. R.R. Co. by
its directors, then proposed to the
friends of the old Straight Line Com
paDy that if the friends of the old
Straight Line Company would help
the e., G. & p. R.R. Co. to secure the
appropriation and aid asked in the
coming election, then the E., G. & P
R.R. Co. would help the Straight Line
when organized, to obtain from the
city the full aid desired by that Com.
pany, which last proposition was by
them rejected. NJ BRAY.
j. S. HOPKINS,
JAS. i. WELBoRN,
JOHN a. REITZ,
ROBT. a. HILL,
p SEN0NTN
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Cincinnati RaFkeE.

BY Teiegraph.l CIECIEEATI, July 80.
FLoUR-Dull and demand light; family
S. G0G6 %, with some demand for ship
menI to Chicago and Toledo.
WHEAT-In good shipping demand; sales
OF 1900 bushes new red at 81 209I 70 new
While at 81 40@l so, the latter rate for
choice Kentucky; no old wheat Offering.
CORN-ClOses duh under better supply ;
sales at 92G95cs in the morning IL was
held at 98cgsI 20
RYE-Dull at 96988c.
OATs-DuiI; old 70@574c: new 58g0].
BABLEY-firm at 81 %.
ToBACCO-Firmi sales Of 1913 hOgsheads at
So 90 to slS p.
WHIsKY-FIrm but quiet at 81 10; sales
were small at this rate.
NJ Ess P0RK-Firm but quiet at g33 So
BULK MEATs-Sold at 131zc for shoulders,
and l61zc for sides, the latter are mostly
held at i615c
BACON is held higher; shoulders at
l51zc; sides at lSlzc, ana 100 flr clear lib
and clear sides; buyers at &c less; sugar
cured hams at 23dgic.
LARD-Heid at 1g1c; buyers offer I0c.
BUTTER-F1rm at DC TO soc, the latter
rate for choice Western Reserve.
EGGs-Dull at I39I4c.
OILS-Linseed Unchanged at 98caSI 90.
Lard firm at 81 81 TO 81 40. Petroleum 90
sic, and in good demand.
EUGAR-In good demand; sales of 100
hogshsads and GOO barrels; raw at I215c 10
l55zc; r fined l5c TO l65zc
CoFFEE-Firm at ful1 rates; sales OF $50
bags at &c 70 20e for fair TO prime.
GoLD-136 buying.
ExcHANGE-FirTn at par buying, and 90
to lilo premium selling.
MoEEE-The market continues easy.
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AZ ExrRAoRpINARY GENIUg.-W

An EXTRAORDINARY GENIUS
were honored with 4 call yesterday
by a tall and forlorn looking indi-
vidual, carrying in his hand an old
army knapsack. On opening the
knapsaok, to our surprise it was found
to contain some four or five models
Of most valuable and ingenious ihven-
tions. The gentleman himself prov
ed to be Mr.. Joseph Suffer, SWISS
whose name is found on The Patent
Office Records in connection with
several very original and valuable
patents. The models he had with
him we're Of a table, which. after use,
could be folded up and set one side
m adjustable chuck" used 10 plan
ing mills; a patent carriage seat, and
" continuous rail " for railroads. In
addition, he had letters patent for
gang pIows. a seed planter, sofa. bed
and chair combination, and several
other machines whose names We dc
not remember.
Mr.. Suffer, himself, speaks oul
language so imperfectly that we could
not fully understand the object of hi:
visit. He is stopping at the Western
House, where his inventions may be
seen by all who.are interested in in
genious mechanism.
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Unpaid Letters.
Posi- OFFICE. EVANSVILLE,
INV 20tb 1890

Posi- OFFICE. EVANSVILLE,
July Both, 1869.
List Of letters in Evansville Post
Office which are held for postage, and
insufhciently directed If not called
for By August 4th, they will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office. Persons call
ing for these letters will apply at the
cashiers Office:
James A. McCown, Baldunsville. III.
=. NJ, New Orleans, La.
Geo. Kent, PeIngstOn. KY.
Mr.. BOWdon, Pastor q, p. Church, Evans
vile, Ind.
Geo. kesSel, st. Louis, Mo.
DR.. Geo W. Yates, EVanSV1l @, Ind.
Brown Weber Graham, st. Louis, No.
VIM. Hamilton, Clinton.
Anton Schiick, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Philip Gearing, CoulnsYllle, Butler CO..
Ohio.
r. & n. Lockhead, Ingram's Landing.
Martin q Hopkins, Indiana poI1s- lod.
u Maroon, st. Anton Falls, Mimi.
j. n. Clemens, CarrsviIle, Ky.
JCs. Hunt, Rockville. Ind.
j. a. BroOd, Anna, Ill.
John McClurkin, Priu ceton, Ind.
Miss Gertie v. Lovett, Parker burg, W.
Va.
]. II. Fiournoy, Trenton, La.
John Henbre, Bentonvtlle, Lafay cite
Samuel Jocknon, Evansville, Ind.
JOHN w. FOSTER, p. III.
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H.0 gETkRY& C0MHlgRgE.sL
req Yorw NarKet.


By Telegraph NEW YORK. July 30.
CorToE-Quiet and dropping; sales Of
80 bales at 3554c. for MtddhDg Uplands;
FLOUR-Receipt pts 8, I72 barrels: 50l0c bet
ter; rather more doing; sales OF 3, 4U0 Dds AT
s. 90Q6 10 for superb ne state aud Western :
s8 40 CT 80 for extra state; IS 1907 30 for
extra, 81 C0G7 65 for round.hoop Ohio; 81 %
as 90 for extra St. LOUIS, and So O0a8 Sd
for good to choice do. Included in the
sales were 100 barrels extra for eX-
port, at 50 500 200 for State. and Sc IS for
western. Rye Flour steady: 30 bbis. sold
at 81 75@6 IS.
Marsh's Caloric at S. 90.
WHISKY Dull; soc. for Western; 81 10
WHEAr-Receip s. 1885 bushels; Ig2c.
bet er, with a fair export demand; sales Of
$4,000 bushels at II 53gl 50 for r. o. spring
81 509i 81 for soft do; 81 51@l 8 for y o.
SPRING. 81 90 for new red indiana 81 " iof
amber State; 81 659l 65 for amber Mlehl-
gan. part to arrive; 81 ~ for white state
81 T09l Is for white California.
RYE-Quiet at 81 3 for Western.
MALT-Quiet; sales of 500 bushels Cana
1 da at 81 so.
CoRN-Receipts 2O,si6 bushels; market
/ heavy; sales of $1,000 tushels at e5985t
/ for unsOundneW mixed Western; 81 va
81 II for sound dhtoi 81 70 for white West
/ ern.
! OARS Receipts 2,6II bushels: market ir-
/ regular and unsettled, opening he&Vy anu
/ lower and closing drmer. with a specu la-
| tive demand; sales OF SO COD bushels at ~
! arc for Western afiOat; closing with buy
/ ers at Sic; sellers Sc.
RIcE-In fair request; 81 es of 80 tlefce'
! Carolina at SkG9c.
/ COFFEE Firm sales OF 500 bags Rio on
/ private terms.
/ SUGAR-Fairly active; sales OF 80 hogs
heads At ll1<9li1sc Tor Cuba l2gl21zc foi
/ Porto Rico
MOLAssEs-DuIl; sales OF 50 hogstesds o
| Muscovado at 48952c
/ HoP5-Quiel at Id@I5c for American
PETRoLEUM-Firma at l7149l712c for c. uie
| SIC for refined.
OiL-Ldnseed duh a. g7casI In casRs.
TURPENTINE-Q Quiet at 42di5c.
! PORK-lIeavE and a shade lower sa.e3
/ of 90 barrels at s3398 > for new mess
1 closing at S33 50 cash, So 2j12 50 for q q
do, 81 559zS 30 Tor prince and so COg3O %
/ for prim9 mes
/ prime mess, aud 50 H30 20 for India mess.
/ Beef 81 eady sa Is of 20 barrels at tSgl6 Ju
| for new plain mess, and Sl2alS % for new
| extra mes. Beef hams quiet; sales or III
| barrels at Sz5g3l o..
! = COT MIA Ts-Eirm sales Of 225 package.
at l45z9l5c for shoulders, ana l7@l0c fOl
hams. BIiddles firm; sales OF 90 boxes o
ice cured at l61SQI64c.
LARD-Quieta and firm sales of 500 terce:
at I7@lg5sc for steam, and l95zg20c for keI
tie rendered; also, go tierces steam, buy
ers' August and 500 tterces, buyers July
at Ice EH
BUTTER Firm at I8g32c for Ohio, and
16d36c for State.
| CHEEsE-Firm at 1ldl6c.
| FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL - More active
and f1rmeT; shipments OF 9JIo0 bushels o
wheat at 7G71<d per sail, and 7H9Sd pc
steam and 900 barrels OF flour at Is Cd pc
| sail.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERRING follow
ing is a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending July so, 1869, ss appears
on record on the books of the County Au-
ditor:
w. S. Hargrave TO Benz amin Won Han
dorf, Lot Is, in Block 8, Northeast En-
Iarg enent, Tor $3.50.
Charles McJOhnston to Jacob Mann, ST.,
southeast half of northwest quarter, Lot
1873 Donation Enlargement, for 81, $50.
j. S. Wood TO Jacob Mann, ST., southeast
half OF Lot l9S, Donation Enlargement. for
$1,000. ,,.,
east quarter, q. 4, IL, for $1,000.
Martin Van Dusen to c. p. Van Dusen,
Lot 4, and part of Lot 8, Olmstead's sub
d vision, for $500.
VIM, Holman to Henry Rets, Lots ard
s. in Block 4, Springdale, for S5O2.
Louis Bartis to Fred. Thumer, Lots 10,
49, and AZ, Isabella Place, for S. 900.
Elizabeth Sonntag to Samuel Bay ard,
Lot No. 3 and part OF 4, CswSon's Subd1-
vision OF Outlet 3, Upper Enlargement,
| for SIS, 600.
John Dinges to Christ. Buechele, north
for $3.50.
j. II. McNeely 10 J. II. DaLang, Lots q
: for 1885,
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PIGEON SHooTfNG.-We learn that
4 pigeon shooting match will take
place en- Monday near the Artesian
Springs Park, ard will commence at 8
o'clock in the morning, and continue
during the day. Quite a large num-
Der of gentlemen have signed the list
to take part in the match, aud all
those who have done so, are request
ed to meet this morning at Captain
Klaus, on the corner of Locust and
Seventh Streets, to attend to some i'm
portant business in connection with
the occasion. About six hundred
pigeons have been provided.
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 30
ToB tcoo-Firfni supply no equal TO the
demand. -t
HEMP- Firm, with sales or undressed at
Sis.
COT rOE-Noth!ng doing.
FLoUR-DulI and weak, and holders OF
medium and choice new are willing 70
make concession of Csc to effect sales I;
low grades are pretty firm, but becoming
easier: supernne sold az s. 258t; X 50 100
s6 90; Xxx SO Z598 SO; xxx 70 fancy new
81 21G7 50 do. old IS 25d9.
WHEAT-Declined 2g5c on low and me-
dunn grades, aud 59l0c on best qualities Of
prime TO strictly primer red Fail 81 PIG
81 %; low choice 20 fancy 81 25al 81.
CoRN-5low, and Eastern mixed sold at
Soc; yellow sl9l 05; prime to fancy white
81 054l Al.
OATS - Dull, declining, and unsettled I;
new mixed 6T@60c; choice do. G31SdB5c;
old mixed and white ranged from Csc to
Csc: closing dull at anything over Sc.
RYE-tl peDed 40 81 for choice, but Tell TO
Soc at the close.
WHIsKY-Steady and firm at 81 10.
GRcCERIEs-Q and unchanged. Pork
arm NJ s38934 q: dry salt meat higher,
with sales OF 10000 pounds shou ders buy
ers 60 days at st. Joseph, at lie; bacon
shoulders sold at l5c; held at the close at
1514c; clear RIB sides lS1&@IS5<c; clear sides
l9c; lard dull, with Jobbing sales OF tierce
at l9c; keg 20tZc. fl
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CHANGE OF MEssENGERs.-Mr. J
3. Troutman, express messenger here
tofore running between here and In
dianapolis, on the same route as Geo
w. Hill, has been changed to run
from indianapolis to st. Louis. In
stead of running to Indianapolis. as
heretofore, Mr.. Hill will double the
E. & G. Railroad. and run from Terre
Raute to Evansville and return. Mr.
Troutman is a clever and efficient
messenger, and is an invaluable friend
to newspaper men. May his shadow
never grow less"
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Rtvar DIspascn es.

CAIRO, July 90.-Port List-Giendale, st.
Louis 10 Cincinnati, Pm; Alpha, Nash
Vile packet, 10 P NJ; Umpire, Nashville
packet, PM: Grand Lake, Menphis to
Cairo, PM; Raven, st. Louis To Louis
Vile Ii An; MOiie Ebert, st. Louis to
Cincinnati, noon; Luminary, 5t Louis to
Yicksburg Pm. River tel ? inches.
Weather Gear; mercury, 10.
ais: Altoona. from st Louis; Kate Put
nam, from PIttsburs. ID partures-ATg0-
sy. to Pittsburg; Emma No. 3, to \ ew
Orleans: Kate Robinson, TO st. Louis (;
Kate Putnam, to st. Louis. River rising
slowly: I615 feet in the channel, with S51S
under the bridge
P1rrsBURG. July 80. Monongahela 5 feet
2 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Thermometer Y.
LOUISVILLE, July 80 Port Liht.-Night-
ingaIe, Cincinnati to Al kausas River.
The river is still falling slowly, with feet
2inches water in the caEal, f-et inches
on the falls, and feet Inches oyer the
rocks. Weather clear and pleasant. Busi-
ness passable.
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ReR 0rIeans Market.

by felegraph.1 NEW ORLEArs. July 30.
i, Y IToE--Reeeipts to-day, 20 bales: for
ne WesA' ~ bales; exports for the week,
e Sq,,i,,Mtlse o5gl bales; stock, 5,778 bales.
GOLD-l3f.
frTRLT Go.
n. Y. EIGUT-3E0lL rrer,,f,,v7
FLoUR-DulI; superfIne.g5 X. ,zs- en- rq.
XXX, S6 -. '' = ~
CORN-White, 9i 20.
OATs-14C.
+ BRAN-ei 05.
HAY-ScaTce; prime, e32 so.
POLK Dull: asking e33 80.
BACOE-FirTner; shoulders lJ/a1gc. cfesr
ribs l9halgJ&c, and clear sides, l9In3se.
LARD-2Jg2lc ia kegs, and 22a&e ln
fierce.
SUGAR Common, ll812ci prime, lie.
MOLAssEs-Flrm.
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THEATRICAL. - We arc informed
that a gentleman named John ALI
son, an old theatrical manager from
Canada, is in this city at present, and
intends to raise a company here for
the purpose of making a tour of the
Southern States. We also learn that
it is probable that he will give several
performances at the Opera House,
towards the latter part of August, If
he gets his company up by that time.
Miss Eloise Bidges is engaged as
leading lady, we believe.
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European Market.


BY Cable.l LONDON, July 80.
Consols 931{; Five-Twenty bonds quiet
at 855z: do. al Frankfort, $50. Erie, lg5< :
1. e., 81; A. & q. w, D.
I4IYERPooIs July S0.-Cotton, sales ofthe
week, lOl,OOU bales, including 1000 bales
for export, and 5000 bales on speculation (;
STOCK 3l5,0y0 bales, including $4,000 bales Of
American; quantity at sea 10000 bales,
only BsOJO bales of which are Am rican ;
market shade fTmer. Middling uplandss
l21<d; New Orleans, lZ1S@l3d Sales
1860 bales. California White wheat,
l0s 3d. red Western 9s 3d@gd 81:
Flour, 23s Sd. Corn, mixed, Dos for old. and
Z9s for new. Oats. IS 90. Pork, l0Ds. Beei
COS lard 70s cheese. Cos, Bacon Us. Eptr-
its of petrolcuu ID: r. fined Is Sd. TailoW
AS. Tarpentine 25s Ltnseed Oh a3H I'D.
T.o,gDo1y JnIv a0.-Taflo.g 48s. Sugar sos
o. Iiuseed cakes SO IS. Calcutta iinseed
els Cd. Petroleumsat AntWe-F 2l1as. Cot
ton at HaYre l5Z france Manchester
market quiet and nrm.
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SANITARY.-Ane exchange says that
green copperas dissolved in water will
effectualIy concentrate and destroy
the foulest smells, and if placed under
a bed in hospitals and sick rooms will
render the atmosphere free and pure.
For butchers stalls, fish markets,
sinks, aud wherever there are often
sive putrid gases, dissolved oopperas
sprinkled about will, in day or two,
purify the atmosphere, and an appli-
cation once a week will keep it sweet
and healthy.
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Observation-Disclosures will be held
at st. Paul's Church tomorrow, as
follows: Sunday School at 9 A. NJ.
morning service and communion At
1O3 service in the evening at 8 o'clock,
The Mission School viii be held in
the Lamasco Engine House, on
Fourth Street, at p Pm.
Rev. DR.. Chapman, Of Louisville
will preach at the Church of the Holy
Innocents tomorrow, having ex.
changed pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Bur.
ford.
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Asthe season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
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
Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or coIored 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 faciIi-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, on
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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Kew FORK Dry Goods Harket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July 20.
The market remains very quiet ana
steady. oolen shawls Of popular max "a
are in good request, and Will open Monday
at about last rs prices, but ON Tuegdav
or Wednesday there VIII be an advance
on certain styles above the opening prices.
An effort is pelng made 10 put down the
be done II would have the effect to siimu.
late the demand Tor dry goods and other
merchandise at once.
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Memphis Market.

- telegraph MEMPEIe. July 70.
CoTroN Dali; Receipts 20 bales; exports,
4 tales; stock on hand $50 tales.
ELOUR-Ac az s. 5J18 90.
WHEAT-Scarce; No. ., 81 -.
Consecutive; shelled, 81 90.
OATs-Quiet at800S2c.
IiAX-kOne in the market
BRAE-Uuil at $40 90.
RI CORN MEAT4-Quiet at 81 30.
pORK-Quiet al g3i 50.
LARD-Quiet at f0c.
BACoS-stlTi shoulders 15I9lJZc; sides,
1879
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PoETIO.-A chap who was in the
Lookup last week, and who had a
voice like a Government mule, -
composed and sung the following:
The turkey buzzard's fragrant bird,
And SOS the perary dorg;
The jay bird he sings so sweet,
And so duz ole bull frog.
Frog, OH frogee, frog
An so duz q old bull frog,
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The RAILROAD MEETING. : We
hope all our readers viii bear in
mind the railroad meeting. on the
corner of Second and Main Streets,
next Tuesday night. Colonel Charles
DENLY, AFRO Dyer, Esq, Major
Blythe Hyres. and John J. Chan
dler, Esq, viii address the people on
the various questions in regard to
constructing the Evansville, Carmi &
Paducah Railroad. A rousing meet
ing Is desired.
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90 - GoId az stoch Marhtt.

By Telegraph NEW Aohks July ~.
RoREY-- Easy at G97 per cent with ex-
ceptions al 5 per cent.
STERLING-DuIl and steady at 95<Ml01S.
C3OLD-Opened at 1865 advanced to 1867 I;
declined TO 1867. and closed steady, though
dull, at l38Gl365S. Carrying rates 895 per
cent. CIeaTances SCI, COT, 900 In specie. Elk
port Tomorrow viii probably be lighti en-
gagements are only yet $50, COO,
GoYERNAlE n7Ts-A ptivp and excited; busi-
ness mainly OF a speculative character,
and the results OF the formation OF COM
bfnatfon TO advance pricesf closing
with a fraction on Coupons, OF '5l, I235IG
I24; do. 'G2. I25QI251S; do. ~, l2514 tal23lS;
do. '65, I23Iz@l235S; do. new, ~ al221S: do.
6RfT43L
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-31

GONG TO ROCKVILLE. = We learn
that J. p. Hicks, formerly one of the
clerks at the American House, pro-
poses locating at Rockville, Ind, and
will establish a hotel in that city. He
Will be associated in business with
Henry Haynie, of the q, & G. Rail
rnad
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-31

RECORDERS COURT Justice Walk
or, officiating as Recorder, had only
one case before him yesterday. Fred.
Seiberkin and Seth Pritchett had a
fight, and we're arrested, and both
fined for assault and battery, the
former in the sum of 81 s., and the
latter 81 70.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-31

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. - Read
the card of Humphrey, Lewis & Co.,
under the head of new advertise
ments, in to-day's JOURNAL. This is
a reliable firm, and is a stirring COM
biuation
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-31
Don't fail to use " Barrett,s. >

g@ T. G.. 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.
ie17-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-31

BG@ B. Baum has removed to AZ
First Street, between Sycamore and
Vine, where he will open a wholesale
Notion and Millinery business by the
first of September next. All indebt-
ed to him viii please call at above
named place and settle. B. BAUM.
iv30 3t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-31

Too Much TRUTH-Often attaches
to the remarks made In regard to I'M
civil hotel clerks. At the AMERI-
CAN HOUSE, BOSTON, the en-
ployees take pleasure in ministering
to the wants Of guests. jy31.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-31

ACCIDENT TO A LADY.-While the
workmen were engaged on the brick
work on the front of Betticher, Keli-
ogg & Co.'s store, brick fell from the
top and struck Mrs. A. Gantner. (who
was passing on the pavement below
inficting a rather serious and painful
wound, although, fortunately, not a
dangerous one, as it did not strike
her fairly on the head, but rather
grazed it on one side, causing a
wound about two inches long. The
lady tainted and was taken into the
store of L@#enthal & Co., and restor-
atives were applied, and shortly after
wards was sent to her home in q car
rage.