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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31


~ TeIegraph.l 2zw YolE, Aueusl so.
CoTToE-Quicti sales 60 bales $50 ror
MIddliug Uplands.
FLOUR-DHL; receipts 2fQT7 barreiss6a
l0c lower; sales OF 6,5JJ barrels no S. coos IT'D
for supeTfiue state and Western. s. a Il ID
for common to choice extra tate. GO Tnr
SO for extra western eI l00G 50 for white
choice round.hoop Ohio; EG 75T7 Do f5r
common to fair extra ST.. LOUIS, and 81 -
99 90 for good to choice do, and declining:
california Hour dull and uoulluafi tj GI4
> 90 oregon Hour quiet; t4 .J0b ID. HTe
hour q1let; sales OF 500 barrels 10 e 1906 Ed.
CORN MEAI-Scarce and uUi g. sales 81
IS 3.
WHISKY Heavy and lower; sales d. 2l1
barrels w esteru at ST ID. free.
WHEAT-Receipts Z9T,703 bushels: marriott
firm; closed heavy aud iC lower. 'FaIee "a
l34,000 bushels % 81 858l 90 f0r no.
Spring; Ell a. for IS Os. ! and ditto miEals.
81 508l So for Winter red ana amber #est-
ern; 81 479I ~ for soft Winter red Wesf-
ern; 81 5OBl 5J5z for new ana old amber
Michigani the latter price 10 choice; IS
for amber TENNESSEE 81 % for ambar
mixed.
BARLEY-Duu ana nominal.
BARLEY MALU-DuIl and nominal,
CoRsN---I.ecelpts s. ~ 1usshelsi scarce emo
81 is for unsound mixed Westcruf el $50
81 ~ for sound ditto; 81 30 for kiln dried 3
a Pol 2315 f a high mixed and yellow
OATs-Recelpts of 28,7 O7 bushels; market
heavy; sales of 1900 bushels 30 90 for old
Western; G28G5c FOR new Southern and
Western latter for choice.
TOTALS-Grain in warehouse AuE SO.
Wheat, 65S,l62, bushels, INCLUDING lGJ,UJB
bushels California; Corn, ] W 2iS bushels;
Oats, 54,7G5 bushels; BYE, Ejl0I bushels.
Barley, 5.9i8 bushels; Matt, l25,z0l bushels
Peas, H,SlO bushels.
RICE Caroline firm at tI<aQitc- Ram
COON is lower; sales of 2J0 bags nc IJIaI5tc.
COFFEE-Qulet and firm sales OF IUlJ
bags Rio on private terms.
EUGAR-In good demanis sales of 1900
hhds. at llI@ll4c for Cube. l1IHl3iac for
Porto Rtcoi also 200 bags havana at
| llA9llac.
MoLAs5Es--- Quiet and firm.
| HOPS-DuH.
| OILs--Petroleum quiet ana firm mo l6isc
for crude, and 32c for refined IlnaeaI lifI
| quiet at 95caSl CO.
| PoRK-Qule5 ana hrm; sales Of 500 bbla.
at SIS bO0o0 ~ Tor mess; So So for ola dos.
| S27 1092S 90 for prime, ana $50 5U03I 5l for
| prime mess the latter price for choice.
/ BEEF-Steady ana unchanged; sales 81
/ 40 barrels.
BEEF HANS Quiet; slles offs barrels no
/ S25 00g30 %.
cur MEArs-Qulet; sales OF l25paekaees
/ at I45z9l5lzc for shoulders 78lge ior
| hams.
MIDDLEs Firm; sales OF US boxes: ice
] cured l7158l556c.
| LARD-Steady: sales OF E35 uorcas I'D l7lt
! @l914o for stealn} l9H@lgMc for Eette
BgTrER Quiet at I0g2sc for Ohioi l08a7c
| for State.
| CHEEsE-Dul at Il@lGc
/ IURPENTINE-Qutet and unchanged.
FREIGIITs-TO Liverpool nrmorf ships
/ ments OF 10000 bushels of wheat Der saiI I'D
/ Cd, aud 600 barrels of -four 90 2s per sail.
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nlaelnnan HaEEnL

Hy relebra 7h.l CrECLSHAII. Aug. 3D..
BRoUR Remains dun at sj 75aG 60 for
family.
WHEAT-Dull; red 20 t5al 2J; 80 .aIas.
white was offered at 9. 3O4l 50.
CoRN-Opened at I'll 10, but closed dull re
81 Go.
OATs-Steady at 5j0 $50
TOBACCO-UuchHuEed and Gn.
WHfsKf-Dull and prices nominal ai
ST is; no sales.
PROVISIONS Dull, With hardly any le-
maEd. Mess pork SOLD Ht .3} CG. Bulls meats
are held at l35IMIGLc. Bacon. IJl talH .e
for shoulders, and 1870 for s.dess DO eaIoa.
Lard could have been bought aJ lgEc
BUTTER-Flrm NO % 39c.
EGGs-DuIl at l3c.
OILs-Linsced oil duh 40 g5Hase. Lard oil
81 40G1 4j.
SUGAR-FHm ; raw BIC to lJ/e
COMPENSATORY at lgIM2l3IC.
GOLD-l33M buying; 1854 selling.
DECENTRALIZATION no par scllluE
MOEEY-Market unchanged.
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Valuable Business Property for Sale.

That valuable business property on
the northeast corner Of Second and
Division Streets, being seventy, five
feet front on Second Street, and ex-
tending back sixty-nine feet on Diyis
ion Street, with a large frame dwelling,
containing seven large rooms, hall,
pantry, out buildings, &c, with gas
pipes all through the house, ALI good
condition, the house being thirty
seven and half feet from the corner
Of Division Street. VIII sell the
whole property together, or viii sub
divide to suit. parties. Unless the
property is sold at private sale on or
before Saturday, September 4th, 1869,
it will be offered at public sale at the
Court House door, at two O'clock, p.
NJ, on said day.
TERMS or SALE-One- third cash,
balance in two equal payments Of one
and two years, with six per cent. in
teTest on deferred payments, secured
By mortgage. For further particulars
apply to j. p. ELLIOTT d Son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Of Third and Locust Streets.
aug26-d9t.
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FIGHT.-Two men named John
Howe and Tom Kelley had fuss yes
terday evening, at Charley Bradley's
saloon, and it was alleged that Kelley
fred pistol shot at his opponent
The matter will be investigated by the
Recorder this morning.
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DIED = At the residence of her
father, Mr.. j S. II. Bump, a Rock
Vile at 81 A. NJ, on Sunday, August
10Th, Mrs. Sidney Mayors, wife of
John N. Mayors, express messenger
on the H. & G. Railroad. Only a
year ago we recorded the marriage
of our friend Mayors, who is SO early
robbed Of the idol of his hearts young
affection, by unrelenting death, which
spares not the young, the loved, TIC
beautiful. We tender the bereaved
husband our unfeigned sympathy
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REooRDER's CoURT. A chap
named d. Burnett, for a plain drunk,
was fined So IS. he left his watch
ia soak until he can earn the money.
A young man, for INDUCING in OBJ
scene language to a policeman, was
fined 50 60.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
First Days Proceedings.


The Marlborough County Teachers F.
Institute convened at the High School
Building yesterday morning at nine
o'clock. The attendance Of teachers
was very fair, and embraced visitors
from all parts Of the country, includ-
Ing quite a number of our city teach
ers.
The opening exercises, which con
sisted Of reading q portion of Scrip
ture followed By prayer, were con
Quoted by Prof. Cow, the Superin-
tendent Of our Public Schools, after
which Mr. J. Wyttenbach. the Secre-
tary, took list Of the names Of the
teachers and called The roll, and
ffty-eight responded "present."
Prof. Cow made some remarks
about punctuality. attention and
sociability, and then took up the sub
iect Of English Grammar, and spoke
of the manner ia which it is taught in
our common schools The nouns
were properly classified and each
class was Thoroughly discussed and
the proper use thereof defined; also,
the properties Of the noun, viz: per
son, gender, number, and case, were
discussed and practically applied IN
the construction Of sentences.
Prof. J w. Knight addressed the
Institute ca the subject Of Arithmetic.
He spoke Of the necessity Of using
blaekboards in performing examples
also, the proper manner of teaching
the rules of arithmetic, and the necea-
sity Of having scholars understand
thoroughly all that the teacher en-
deavors to imrart to them, or what
they study at school.
Mr.. A. j. MeCutchan drilled q GLASS
in arithmetic at the blackboard. The
exercises consisted in writing figures
and performing examples in addition
and subtraction.
Miss Anna Weld presented q
method of conducting reeitations in
the First Reader. She asked many
questions about the pictures in the
book, and drilled the teachers in read
ing sentences correctly.
Prof. Cow explained the use Of the
Globe, and the necessity Of it accom-
panying all books On Geography useC
in schools. The various kinds @
lines, angles aud circles were drawn
on the blackboard and defined. Th'
change cf seasons was plainly illustra
ted by the use OF the Globe. Mr.
| Cow also explained the manner 0
conducting recitations in Reading
Arithmetic and Geography, aud tn
necessity Of accuraoy and rapidity Il
all exercises.
The Institute then adjourned /
/ meet this morning ut nine o'clock.
! The session yesterday was a yer
interesting ono, and the exercise
were creditable to those who partiei
pated tP erein. In the school room
| they Lave a "quory box in whIc
various queries are deposited, an
the last half hour in The evening
devoted to reading aud answerin
these questions. Some singular quea
tons are asked through this medium
and the entire school is called 10
answers.
All persons who take an active IN
terest 81 the Teachers Institute AZ
cordially invited to attend during tn
session. as all are welcome.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
The following is the programme Il
to-day's exercises:
L, A. j. Observation-Disclosures
2. Miss Weld-Primary Drawn
10. j. w. Knight-Oral Gramma
4. Prof. Gow-Reading.
3. Miss Wack-Primary Readir
and Spelling.
6. Prof. Cow Mathematics al
: Geography.
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- .rIaans narEeL-
BY telegraph NHw OELEAN8. Aua. i.

By Feiograph.l HEw ORLEANS. Aug. .a
COTToS-Eornua1
FLOUR-Dull; EupeTfiue. g5 SIS: IS Is. .H aIs
Xxx, SO 80.
COIN--Firm mixed, aJss While, Cd.
OATs-O51G7c.
BRAE-sI 05.
BAT-8269l7 90.
P0RK-U nchaugCd
BACON-lG5<c.
LARD, SUGAR, M0rArgEg H--s rtlHI.-.
Dull and unchanged.
WHIsKY-&I 27IaN1 30
GOLD-l331S.
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6cAL NOTICES

NcrICE.-Oa and after tomorrow,
September 1st, ne. the undersigned
will keep our stores open for business
until 8 o'clock P. N.
Parsons, ScovILLE 6 MoFFETT,
VICKERY BROTHERS,
bergman & SHAFER,
CHAs. MCJoHNsToN & Co,
VIM. CALDWELL. aug3l 1t.
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LnnlaHllIa mnrEaE.

BY rolekrapn.l LOUrsy ILIE, August al.
BAGGIEC-IIcavy 21@2ILc
FLOUR-Flrm super0nc S. Coos %
Or BIN AND GROGERIE5-U ucnnuEea.
TOBACCO Leaf ilrn5 sales OH 81 hHda. aI
81 l0Hl0 90
PROVIsIOEs-Arc UNCHANGED. Mess Pork
a3t 90. Bacon, shoulders IGMe. ctoar tItH
l91zc; clear sides zoe; hams, su4ar-caIed
pc; fancy Z8Zc. Lard lu fierce 2JlEc
WHIsKY-kaW SJcHEl % free.
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So HoneY 0. der system.
Posr OFFICE,

IOSI UFFIUE,
EVANSVILLE, August 30, 1869. }
Notice IS hereby given that by ap.
pointment Of the Postmaster General
this Office has been designated
Swiss Money Order Office, aud that
on and after the 1st day of Septem-
Der orders will be issued for the
transmission of money to Switzerland
under the regulations established by
the Post Office Department.
Full information IN regard to the
system will be given on application.
j. w. FOSTER, Postmaster.
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Chicago Market
D TeIegraph.I CHIoAao. -

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. August 60.
EXcHANG.s--FiT at par selling, and lilo
of buying.
tras.
WHEAT-Dull; No. almost nominal at
81 %; No. 2 declined 21Iaoc; sales at 81 Z5IE
@Sl p cash; 81 23Ml 81 seller Saptem berg
and 81 20 rSeptember; closing ut eI2t
cash. This afternoon the market was quiet
at 81 Z3Jz for NO. 2 seller September.
CORE-Opened duh at d05l1C; closed
firm at SS9881zc for No =; rfJccled no. g.
82Zc: no grade, 75@S0C This afternoon
the market was quiet at S3e cash. and 57I<e
seller September for no. 2.
OAT5-3uiet and 54MIc LOWerf HO % 81 e
45c cash; 1904 l5zc seller September: 9ia
441kc seller August; closing 8t 4Hz81f4e
cash.
Rye - Firm, active, and II82c lower;
sales at 92@93ci rejected, 8l982ci closing 81
o2c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull; sales OF no. 2 40 sl 2ja
1 ~ cash; and 81 2j9l 23M seller 5cptem-
Der.
HIGHWIEEs-Dull and weak early sales
| at 81 IS; closing nomluai at SD IlUl U.s.
sUGAR-Firmer at l3%8li5lc for common
/ toprime Cuba.
PRoYIsIoNs DUH and easier. Mess pork
| inactive and nominal 40 t33 SD cash. au1
/ s2J 50W2 70 seller January. lard, 1870
/ Zoe. Dry salted should rs nominal no 800
| l5Ic.
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Our Public Schools.

The pride of our city and the hope
Of her youth will soon commence
their Fall sessions. and having had,
for the past several years, an exIraor-
binary demand Misses and Boys
shoes, in connection with this event,
[ have made early purchases In ad-
vance of my regular Fall stock, OF
stylish and reliable goods particularly
suited to this demand, which arc now
at hand, and will enable me TO supply
TO their entire satisfaction, all who
may come. New goods received daily.
auc30.2t r. w. TURNER.
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Dissolution or CODartnorshI1.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between p. 4. Geissler and Con.
slant Delang, in the Jewelry Bnsi.
ness, at No. 81 Main Street, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Constant Delang retires from the
tinued by p. j. Geissler Il Co, who
viii settle all claims against the firm,
and who are alone authorized to col
lect debts il favor Of the same. The
name and style Of the firm in the
future viii be p. L. GEIssLER a Co.
p. L. GEIssLER,
CONSTANT DELAEG.
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c9~ We notice that the building on
First Street, next to Morgan, Read Il
Co.'S store, is being fitted up, and will
be occupied by Robt. w. Harper as a
tobacco mandatory. He will open
out in fine style shortly
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DRowNED.-We are informed that
Mr.. Pcekenpaugh. brother of Capt.
John II. Packenpaugh, fell from a
lime boat in the tow of the Robert
Fulton on Friday night or Sun
day morning and was drowned.
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BaE In our Council proceedings
this morning we publish the full re-
rort of the Cemetery Road Commit
tee. The report is interesting, and
the road to Oak Hill Cemetery IS a
project in which the public at large
are deeply concerned. e
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Personal. - james Z. KankIn,
book keeper for Il. Is. Dunkerson "
Co., S. G. Summers and Capt. Charley
Perkins, of the Mollie Norton, were
passengers by the noon train yester:
day. Messrs, Rankin and Summers
are freshirom Saratoga and tho lakes,
and Capt. Perkins from Cincinnati
and Louisville.
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p% The latest styles and best Boots
and Shoes arc always bought at
aue30- Moo&Tu 2W RICKER's.

ga T. G. Bridwell & Co corner
OF Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
out Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ieF7-tf
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By~ Several gentlemen and ladies
loft yesterday on visit to French
Lick Springs.
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Bg- Business in the city yesterday
was very good, and our streets pre-
scented an animated appearance
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bsr Terre Hauto claims TO be a
city, yet the inhabitants have TO pay
ten cents a glass for soda water.
What town to live in during hot
weather.
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B5@ Only one case OF interest was
disposed Of in the Criminal Court
yesterday, and we failed to learn the
result. It was az assault and battery
case.
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The above dissolution having be-
come necessary by my continued i'll
health, I would sincerely thank the
public for the very liberal patronage
extended to the firm, and solicit for
my successors a continuance Of the
same. CONSTANT DELANG.
auo281w
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BD~ Grapes are quite abundant in
our city, Notwithstanding the great
damage to the crop by the rot.
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bW@ The weather yesterday was
quite pleasant, aud the nights are i'm
proving.
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zem forK cold ana sgoCA RArAet.

y neTaurnrl1, NEW Z DLlI-l kAtIl EIal %
hfoYrY-I8asy at per cent, with exZeep-
t,9i1s al sal per cent. The Assistant ITea,
surer has Commenced dlsbqrslnS NJ, the ~, iV-9g
f11teresf due September LIST. me I0tal
aTSon1f is e4S SS7, 600 a large portion Of
which is payable here: c,l-o,l
sTERLISG ana hety} g. ri III n llz
~ o1e-,Ised ~ s3l[G335s Carrying rates o
per cent TO nat. Clearances e og1'g9O,
u 'I1I-i,er closing strong. Coupons or
IN I2g55 do. '62, I231sglz34; do. "a, I2z1s
SiI25JI: do. '65, I2z1s l2215 do. new, I2ll4@
II2I5z: do. %, I2izaMI41Bi 90. %, lHdA@
i2sI%; 1910, lI5IS@li0A'
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Grand Humboldt celebration at
EVANSVILLE.


The 18th Of September, 1869, the
one hundredth birth day Of Alexan-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor Of
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements are being
made to celebrate said birthday at
our city, in a manner worthy Of the
great deceased.
The undersigned committee take
pleas Te In inviting the people of
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned and honored name
Of Alexander Won Humboldt will
awaken the deepest sympathies in the
heart Of every intelligent BEING, we
feel confident that our citizens and
neighbors viii attend the celebration
en- nl0sse.
All lodges, societies, associations,
ETC., with or without cmblems). are
respectfully requested to participate
in the procession.
Come onel Come all
VIM. HEILMAN,
MORRIS CAIN,
DR.. L. SCHULTZ,
+. A. GoETZE,
q. ECHRAEDER,
Committee of Invitation.
aug 25j&w-td
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sG Engine No. 2 was out filing
>pubIic cisterns in the First Ward
last night.
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RaiIrnad Assessment.

At q meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors Of tic r.. @. & 2. 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 10Th Of October, the same to
be used in making surveys of the va
rioCs routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. L. WELBoRN,
aug12- tsept15 Secretary.
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DIGGING FOR MONEY.-On Sunday
last John NJ. Wilson, confined in Jail
at present under charge of robbing
August Gremse's money drawer Of
about $45, made some excuse to go
down home, aud was escorted by VIM.
Mills from the Jail to his residence.
When near The stable belonging to
the house where Wilson resided, he
made some excuse to so in the stable,
and Mr.. Mills, in watching him from
the outside, thought he saw him Dig
ging for something. lie made Will
son come out of the stable, and dis
covered that ho had been digging in
the dirt with his fingers. Mills took
Wilson back to Jail and then went
after Marshal Wundcrieh, aud TO-
gether they went back to the stable
and went to digging, aud in short
time their labor was rewarded ~ ind
ing S35, which is supposed to belorg
to Gromse
The officer afterwards learned tbal
The prisoner said gold watch was
buried in the stable, and on going
back again, they found an old lady
digging. Further search did not re
veal any gold watch, however, and il
there was any watch buried there, il
vas got By somebody else. The evi
donce against Wilson seems to aceu
muate.
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DT Two blind mares for sale; in
No. l condition. Apply to
A. j. CoLBURN,
aug18 If % Main Street.
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TIE FESTIVAL To NIGHT. - This
evening the Grand Hebrew Fair and
Festival will commence at the Ma
tional Hall, and We are satisfied that
the fancy bazaars will make A display
of fine goods never before cqualed in
this city. The Crescent City Silver
Band will be en- land, and Henry
Harris String Band will furnish-the
mus for the devotees Of Terpsiehore.
AS stated in previous issues, nothing
has been omitted to make this ono Of
the grandest affair that has ever
taken place in this city. A great
many of our most beautiful, refined,
and intelligent ladies will take part
In the Festival, and Of course the
hall will be crowded nightly with the
elite Of the city. The weather has
become more pleasant, and We predict
that everybody will 60.
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FRED. SCHUERMANN,
w, b. BURFORD.

e3- A nice Shoe for a lady car
always be found at
aug30 Mon&Tu Wv Rockers.
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Dr The merchants are getting in
their Fall stocks Of goods.
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RG- The Board Of Health is to be
abolished. Sec Council proceedings.
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ia Use little good common
sense and buy your Boots and Shoes,
for men, women and children, at the
first class Shoe House, at 60 Main
Street j. S. KICKER.
aug30 Mor&Tu Wv
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CIT Y N Il w S.

B1E Tobacco sales at Planters
Warehouse to-day.
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B- See tie third page Of TO days
Journal for Weekly Financial and
Commercial Summary.
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DlssOIutIon Of CoDaFtnerghID.

The partnership heretofore existing
between 4. Schuermann and w. B..
Burford, in the Drug Business at No.
Is South First Street, has been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. T..
Schuermann retires from the bust
ness, which will in the future be con.
tinued by w. B. Burford, who will
settle all claims against the firm, and
collect debts due the same.
FRED. SCHUERAIANN,
w. B. BURFoRD.
In retiring from the firm, | desire
to return my thanks to the public for
the patronage extended to the firm,
and solicit for my successor a con-
tinuance Of the same.
aug30 3t FRED. SCHUERMANN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

IA The very best eustom-made
Shoes can always be foand at
aug30- Mon&Tu 2R RICKER's.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

"a Buy The Florence" the
first. class Family Sewing Machine of
the World. aug28 Ct
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

PAvEMENTs.--T sidewalks on
Sycamore Street are in an awful con
dition, and they should be fixed at
once. They will have to be repaired
some time, and why not at once? 1t
viii certainly not be any cheaper by
waiting, We don't understand why
it Is that when the payements are
torn up to put down curbipg, that
they must remain ID a dilapidated
con6ition for months at time. 1t Is
IA Inconvenience 10 our citizens, and
is not a good advertisement for visit
ing strangers. Let is have the pave
ments repaired.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

80 Sixty mats Of fine Java Coffee
for sale at [. Il. ID. HEIIANs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

BG@ Real Lisle Thread aud other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHEs'.