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WASHINGT TERRITORY


WAS HINGT ON TERRIToRY.
THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE PERM ANENTLY
Il reopened Sn Monday, the 18th day of April,
1859, under charge Of Professor J. II. HALL, as
President. assisted by such Professors and Assistant
Teachers as may be required.
Its central and convenient location makes Il easy
OF acce,s 10 all and no effort will be spared IN in
crease its present advantages so TO make sec
ond TO none on the coast.
The government will be firm, but parental-par.
ucuar attention being paid TO the morals of the stu
dclts but the people Of the Territory may be assur.
ed that sectaran influences will he exerted upon
their sons and daughter in this Institution.
Rooms are provided, rent free. for Young Men, in
the University Boarding House, and for Young
Ladies' at the residence Of the President both Of
which buildings within the same enclosure with
the University; but students required to supply
the necessary furniture. bedding, g.,
Bard can be had on reaso nable terms.
There is a Library and App aratus in the University
to which auditionr will be made from time to time
as the demands of the Institution shall require.
TUITION PER TERN OF ELEvES WEEKS:
Scientific Department. ....-...............tlo 90
Collegiate ...-................H 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Preparatory Department will be opened in con-
nection with the University. under the charge Of
competent instructors.
TUITION PER TERN OF LLKvEN wEKKs:
Primary Department. ...................te 90
luleTuieQlAte ......-........-....-. II W
Academic .................S8 IS to 10 90
MODERN LANGUAGES.
French. h.................. 90
NeiulAn-. -.......-......... ...-.....-.f W
Spanlsn ........-.....-.-......o W
tB-Paymsnt for Board and Tuition will be ex.
Pectedbin advance.
The growing wants ofthe Territory and It's increas-
ing commercial importance render It necessary for
young men to prepare Themselves for the places
which they will soou Be called upon 10 al. The i'm
Portance Of furnishing them with the means Of 40
curing thorough knowledge Of basiness At home
has Induced the Regents 70 open
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
TKRMs, f,F full course $50 90
For further information address the
PRESIDENT.
By order Of the Board Of Ne -snts.
Seattle, W. T., Nay Il, 1888 29-sm
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Preparation is warranted
for Tobacco, in any per-
strong the habit may be.
the money will he refund
and ha rmleSs in all cases
break of the use Of To-
else of the will Some.
nature in overcoming a
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NOW mat the rnilroad is open, we propose to give
the residents Of WASHINGTON TER IroRY the oppor
tunIty of getting single genuine waltham Watches
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With the help of the
the lesst trouble. Humid
are willing to bear wit.
Orton's Preparation COM
petite for Tobacco. and
from any desire for i. as
use. The preparation acts
glands and secretiOns
through these upon the
the poison Of Tobacco
allaying tie unnatural
more haukering after To-
Preparation. Recollect it
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One hox cf Orton's
to destroy the appetite
son. no matter how
II it fails in any case
ed. 1t is perfectly safe
1t is almost impossible to
hacco by the mere exer-
thing is needed to assist
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The time taken to aay all desire for Tobacco by
the use OF the Preparation varies slightly in different
persons, the average time being about FIVE days.
some have no desire whatever for tobacco after
ing the Preparation two days.
The health and purse of every tobacco user in the
country calls lOndlY. abandon Iha ma Of tnhaccn
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habit SO firmly rooted.
Preparation, there is not
reds have used it who
ness to the fact. that
pletely destroys the ap-
leaves the person as free
before he commenced its
directly upon the same
affected by Tobacco, aud
blood, thoroughly cleaning
from the system and thus
craving for Tobacco. No
bacco after using 0rton's
is warranted.
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The Treasurer of the Ayondale
Relief Fund has received SIT 800.
NE W YORK.

Movements OF the PFesident-De
stFuctiVe fire at Hunters Point
Loss $3.50, ,0G0-H0teI Burned In
BrOOkIyn-LOss $10,0GO-Sash and
Blind Factory BIrned-AlSO Two
Stables AdjOinlBg-hOss S2O,0GO.
New YORK, September 13.-Presi-
dent Grant left this morning for
Washington. He is expected back
on the 18th.
The preliminary examination of
Sheridan Shook and others does not
shed any new light on the allegations
of fraud.
The stable of James McCann, at
Hunters Point, was burned to-day,
with FIVE valuable horses, including
the famous mare Cora, worth S15,-
900. McCann's loss is S75, 600. The
stable Of Mr.. Brown, adjoining, with
horses, and two dwellings, were also
burned The total loss is nearly
$150,0O0.
The Myrtle Avenue Park Hotel, in
Brooklyn, was burned last night.
Loss $4,000.
The sash and blind factory of j. Il.
Brokams, with two adjoining stables,
were burned Sunday, with little in
surauce.
The donations by New York and
Brooklyn for the Avondale sufferers
exceeds So, ,000
Advices from Scranton state that
the excitement is subsidiDg and the
miners are at work, except in the
Avonda4e mine, where no labor will
probably be done for year.
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Delano concerning the recent seizuT eS
In Wilmington, Delaware. Mr.. Fulton
says that he has strong case against
the parties. A large distillery, two
rectifying establishments, ,and whole
sale dealer, are all implicated Com
missioner Delano has ordered Mr..
Fulton to proceed against them in the
courts.
The report of Admiral HsF, con-
eerning his Investigation of the execu-
ton of two Americans at Santiago de
Cuba, has been sent to the Depart
ment of State. with the view to making
it the foundation of claim for dam
ages.
It is officially stated that the design
in recently placing so many naval
vessels IN commission, was merely to
preserve them from injury, which
would result from not Keeping them
In order.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The ~des-
tination of Captain Burns detach-
ment Of cavalry, who are going hence
to lend some aid to the Collectors Of
Revenue. is ascertained to be South
western Virginia.
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WASHINGTON.

ApnOlntment or Vt, Griffith, M D., or
louisville, as Examining Surgeon
for Kentucky, Under the Pension
InW-AWarG Of $3.50, 900 in Gold to
he Paid By the United States 20
The Hndson Bay aEd Puget's Sound
Companies
WAHINGToN, December 13.-W.
Griffith, III. D., of Louisville, late
Major of the Second Kentucky Cav
airy, was to-day appointed Examin-
ing Surgeon for Kentucky, under the
Pension law.
Hon. John Ross and A. j. John
son, British and American Cemmis-
sioners for the adjustment of claims
under the Oregon Treaty, have pro-
nounced 10 favor Of an award of
$3.50, 900, in gold. to be paid by the
United States to the Hudson Bay
! and Puget's Sound Companies, IL the
extiaetion of their rights in the ter
ritory west of the Rocky Mountains,
irrespective Of the olaims of the nav
igators Of the Columbia River.
Supervisor Fulton was in Washing
ton to-day, consulting Commissioner
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Cincinnati Markat.

BY Telegraph UIEUNEATI. Sept. Is.
FLoUR-Unchanged and dull; family
S6 00G6 D.
WHEAT-Firm but quiet; red Is held at
81 Z367I Is: not much done.
CoRN-Quiet at 9699Sc.
eOATS-Dull at 63956c.
RYE-98c; demand light.
ToBACcO--Acttve; sales Of 2l0 hogHheads
at 81 1926 90.
WHISKY In large demand and prices
higher; all to be had at 81 Is was taken ;
holders st the close asked lS,9l 20; there
were large orders in the market from the
East.
MISS PoRK-Dull, and prices are NOM
inal a S32 60.
LARD-NegIected; no demand and prices
nominal.
BULK MEATs-Firnl, but quiet at 14418&c
for shoulders and sides; no sales.
y con Shoulders are held higher, and
holders now ask l55s gl51zc; sides are un-
ch anged, and firm at I6<c for clear rib
or clear.
B0TrBR-F Firm; SO938c.
CHEESE-l4GI4Izc.
EGGS-20g22c.
SUGAR-Fifm aud in good demand.
COFFEE- sales of 400 bags at 22g2jc
for good to rims.
LINsEED, oIL-Dun at 81 COq1 @. Lard
Oil, 81 40eI 43.
PETROLEUM-23d35
GOLD-I&5 S13411, buying.
ExCHANGE-Steady.
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AZ the JOURNAL OFFICE,
NO. o L0OuSt street.
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News by Atlantic Cable.
st. Louis Items.


ST. LOUIS. Sept. 13.-The Great
Council of the Improved Order of
Rcd Men will hold it's Annual Ses-
sion here tomorrow. Representative
are present from the District OF
Columbia, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Michi-
gan. Tennessee. Georgia, Alabama,
Missouri, Maryland. Kentucky, Vir-
ginia, Louisiana, Texss, California,
and Indiana.
The Order Of Druids celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the Order in Missouri,
to-day. Eighteen Groves and three
Chapters, numbering from LOO to
1900 members, paraded the principal
streets this morning, with banners
and music, and this afternoon went to
Urig's Cave, in the western part OF
the city, where an address was de-
Jivered by Hon. Anthony Sambold, OF
Louisiana, and another In German by
Herman Rupelt. General festivities
were INDUCED in. and ball and ban
qUet.
Quite a number of leading citizens
and railroad men left here this after
noon, by the Pacific Railroad, to cele.
brate the completion of the road be.
tween Leavenworth and Atchison.
Kansas, which Is In reality an exten-
sion Of the Pacific Road.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-The Duly NetUs
contains another letter from VIM.
Hewitt on the charges against Lord
Byron. He says Lady Byron has
condemned herself by the breach of
an honorable silence. Irreparable
wrong was done Byron by the destruc-
ton of the papers containing his justi-
fcation, and solution of the ques-
ton is impossible, except on er pdrte
evidence. DR., Forbes Winston, In
public communication on the same
subject, holds that the theory of the
mental alteration of Lady Byron
cannot be maintained.
The Times, in an editorial to-day,
commenting on the Emperor's illness
and the publication of the ,Senatus
Conswliuna says the person of the
sovereign is of secondary importance.
Personal government is ended. 1t
matters little who is Emperor or Re
gent. The essential question Is, not
who is Emperor, but on what terms
does he hold his Office, and on what
principles does he conduct the admin
istration. No one can govern except
through the Cabinet and enjoying the
confidence Of the people.
FRANCE.
PARIS, September 13-Gen. Prim
has arrived here.
PARIS, Sept. 13.-Thc tempest yes
terday prostrated the telegraph wires,
and communication In every direction
was temporarily Interrupted.
The Emperor's health is better to-
day. and it is asserted that the EN-
press will set out again on her voyage
to the East.
Gen. Prim, while at Yichy, had a
conference with the Spanish Ambas-
sadors to England and France on the
subject of communications received
| from Washington.
Tt is rumored that the disposition
of the people of the United States to
interfere 10 the Affairs of Cuba was
denounced at the conference as an aci
of ipgratitude to Spain, and the hope
was expressed that Spain Yeuld reply
energetieaIIy to the of6cioHs manifes'
tations of the Americans.
SPAIN.
MADRID. September 13.-The com
mfssioners named to consider the
alteration of the penal code tor. the
colonies, advise reform and the aboh-
ton Of slavery in Porto Rico.
MADRID. Sept. 13.-The lplpeyigl
| insists on the necessity of the SPEEDY
suppression of the Cuban insurrec-
ton. a part of the reinforcements
| for Cuba have sailed for Barcelona
] Other detachments will follow from
| Carthagena.
Differences are growing up between
the Progressist and Unionist par
] ties.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. Is.
ExCHANGE-Eastern quiet at 1-59I-I0 of
buying and par selling
tLoUR-DulI at IS 6212g7 90 for Spring
extras.
NHEAT-Fairly active and I11c lower
sales of NO l at 81 %; No. ak 81 245k0
81 25z4. closing at 81 24sl 241z: this after
noon the market was dull at 81 24I< cash
and sellers The month for No. 2.
s CORE-2g21zc lower; sales OF No 2 at SII<
QS2c in store; 6IaS214c, sellers the month ;
SIC, sellers, and sac, buyers October,
closing at sic in store: rejected sold at 771zc
no grade zoe; this afternoon the market
was steady at Sic cash for No. 2
OATS-Easier and 5z3Ic lower: sales No.
at 44945c and rejected at 42c, closing at 40
4414c for NO2.
RYE-Active and unsettled, closing I92c
higher for No. 2; sales No. l at SS8S9c; No. 2
at S1GS7c: rel ected at 70 SIC.
BARLEY-Qutet and shade d Tmer; sales
No. at 81 409l A cash, and 81 3252, sellers
month.
HIGHWINES-Firm at 81 Is.
SUGAR-F1rm and steady at I3JSaII%c
for common to prime Cuba.
PROyIsIOES-Ver dull. Mess Pork aG
sS3 50833 70. Lard lS1ze.
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For R nt

The premises recently occupied by
l.. RutfDer 4 CO.. Gu hIzin,, between
Water and First Streets. Apply to
sep9lW aT (-WM. BAKER.
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Election News:

PORTLAND, ME-, Sept. 13.-The
election passed off very quiet and the
vote is probably smaller than last
year, but the parties are relatively
nearly the same as then. The Hick-
born ticket takes off less than ten per
cent. OF the Republican vote IN some
places heard from, but which will nol
be enough to defeat an election by the
people.
PORTLAND, Sept. 13.-The following
is the vote in this city: Chamberlain,
Republican, 1899; Smith, Democrat,
500: Hiakborn, Radical Temperance,
40. Lastyear the vote stood Repub-
lican 3, ,357; Democrat 1919.
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HemnhIs Market.

5y Te.egraph.l MEAPHIs. Sept. Is.
CoTToN-In fair request at 3193l1l; re-
ceipts l7y bales; exports 53 bales.
ELOUR-Quiet at s. 10.
WHEAT-steady at 81 203I 20.
CORN 95GsI co.
OATs-64165c.
HAY-s22 0092f %.
BRAS-s22 90.
PORE-s54 30.
LARD-Steady at 20I5g23c.
1S54Gl9c.
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1881.
Dissolution on CoDartDerahin.

F1fEGE C0RAEZTEERBEEEP HERETO
= lore existing between sam uei Meyer
Adolph t1ugenheim, Solomon Kahn, and
roman Grelnfr hEs this day been dis
-. yea by IA 1tual consent. Mr.. Grefnrr
aSslles from lne busincss. which will here
a%ttei % De continued by tie three nrst-name ed
1870 vino viii settle eli claims against
- --Attsf an0 VINO are alone authorized to
-ctl 1-ctl 1epis ia favor OF the same Tho
u,,iils il.,i and style Of the drm win rsnaii,
EespectfuIy, g. MEYER = r.o
a-thnsYiile, July 9Th. 1863. fzyo ,Isn,
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MOTements Of Prince Arthur.

RIVER DU LoUP, Sept. 13.-Prince
Arthur and suite arrived here at 5 :45
this P. NJ, having ridden IN carriages
the entire distance from Frederick
ton, 225 miles, in less than 35 hours
running time. Prince Arthur went
down the St. Lawrence and up the
Saguenay IN the steamship NAPOLEON
on an excursion to day and viii re-
turn tomorrow and reach Quebec on
Wednesday,
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STATIONERY.
Our Retail stock Of
STATIONERY

Pens,
Inks
Pencila,
Inhstands,
Rubber Bands.
Legal Cap,
Fo0acap,
LeaeT. Wote, and C0Di-
mercial Latter PapcT
Gih-Edge Noe,
FRENOH NOTES ~ great DariotV
Has Deen selected with great oar0s eapo
ciaiiy roI the Retail Trsde, aud VIII
sold ~ very low prices.
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Another Fire.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 13.-Early
Sunday morning six one story brick
stores on Marietta Street. and the
large building known as Norcross, :"
corner Of Marietta and Peach Tree
Streets was destroyed by fire. The
loss is estimated at 100000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
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Libel gult-Flre.

FITTsBURG, September 13.-In the
libel suits brought by j. B. O'Neil
against the Pittsburg Dispatch for
the publishing of q full report of a
trial in Court, with comments there
on, one of the suits was dismissed by
the Court, and in the other the jury
failed to agree, standing nine for ac-
quittal
Early this morning a fire in Wells
vile, Ohio, destroyed an entire block
of frame buildings, on Lisbon Street.
Loss about $50, ,000; insured for
about $4,000. The fire is supposed
to be the work of an incediary.
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CandIdates Wiihdrawn.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-All the
Democratic candidates for city Offices
withdrew this morning. The follow
ing is reported as the new ticket
selected: Clerk of Quarter Sessions,
@. w. Sellers; City Treasurer, W. g.
Patterson; Records of Deeds. John
G. Brenner Hardy and @. Prather
Notary of District Court. John y.
james.
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WILKsBARRE, Sept. 13.-The Min
er's Union unhtsitatingly states that
that no one believes that the FIRE
at the Avondale mines was the
work of m ineendiary. They re-
gard such report as a subterfuge to
turn the public mind from the respon
sibility resting upon the railroad.
company.
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RIcHMoND, Sept. 13.-Chas Whit
tlesey, the defeated Wells candidate
for Congress, in tho Alexandra Dis
trIct, has been appointed by General
Candy Attorney General, vice Bow
den. resigned.
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louisville RaFkat

By Ielegrsph.l LoUIsvILLE. Sept. IS.
FLoUR-Firm; sUperhne S5G5 D,
GRAIS-Uncnanged
GOCRERIES S-Uncha1eed
PRoYIsI ocS5-Are firm. Mess Pork S338
s}3 so. Bacon - shoulders I5c; clear riD
I949l915c; clear sides I51Sc.
LARD Sales in tierces at I9I<920c.
HAMS-Sugar cured at 221<c; fancy sugar
cured at 231{.
TOBACCO--Ixeaf steady; sales OF 20 hogs
heads at 81 l09l2 IS.
WHIsKY--Raw steady at 81 10.
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School Building.

q EALED PROPOSALS. VIII a,p
- received up to Wednesday noon a. -
ofAee OF the superintendent OF SCHOOL,. foy
tne lmm edlate erection Of "A frame school
TO be located on Clark Street. Persons / n.
terested viii call on the Superfntendent
az hls ofdee, for plans. BY order of the
29st4i se93t
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NOTGCE
ROOt-makers.

l wish to hire Immediately three
first class Boot makers - one upon
pegged and two upon seWed work.
Good wages and constant employment
given. T. w. TURNER,
sept14-3t 3 South First Street.
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 13.-Since the com
pletion of the Little Rock Railroad
to Los Anquilo River, the mail con
tract has been awarded to that com
pany, and now goes through in twenty
four hours.
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.EW AeEEaEEE EEanRETS.
LOST.

sEs5 store ard Trinity II. Z. Church. one
emameIed Breast Pin. with seven plaits
ANY one finding 1t and leaving Il at the
ABOVE drug sore, win receive a libral re-
ward. I4-It
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Railroad Assess ment.

At a meeting Of the Board or Di-
rectors OF the e.. G. & p. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening,
August 18th, it w4s 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
rious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. L. WELBOKN,
aua12 tsept15 Secretary.
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E0TIGE

g EALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received So my Office until Septem ber
q, 1863. at TO O'Clock A. N. for a COunSv
Loan OF tWel Es thCusaa.l- dollars. fSl2O00l
Issued IN bonds payable Ell tNfo pears and
bearing 10 per cent. 1nEerezg, payable an
nualIy. No bonds for less than one thou
sand dollars viii be issued, and the Com
mlSSIOnerS reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. VICTOR BISCH, A. v G.
Evansville, 5ept. I3, 1869. tseI4d&Wtd
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rE EG R A P z

~ SIS.
Movements of the Pcesi-
Destructive Fire at Hunt
er's Point.
Hotel Burned in Brooklyr.
Sash and Blind Factory De-
strOyed by Fire.
Also Two Stables Adjoining
Late Washington Items.
Appointment of Examin-
ing Surgeon of
Kentucky.
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lIlo-nnalI LaW achnnI

-, - ~ tns CINCINNATI Law schooI. ~iIi
lss6 "a -, "a Wednesday, October 20tb
49, "A a i ~ Iil5nle le until the third Wednea.
III 81 fssoE OF Legal Rights; Henry A. MOI,
~ tFoles1oT OF Com mere al Law and ~.
~ ,,I @ @osotss t1oadly, Professor OF Foui-
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SILL AnnthaP.

UTICA, September 13.-A frame
building in Watertown, undergoing
repairs, fell in Five men were buried
beneath the ruins. All were rescued.
One is not expected to recover.
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Evansville & OrawfordsvIIIa RP


ANahsYliles Ind, sept. 10, 1869
FsT oAAgE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tbat
~ lue annual meeting Of gtockholdere
~ tE7 company Will .ye held at the Courf
H1u-e lu the city OF Evansville on Nom
tie 4lA cay OF october next, nt 10
& eh hlf1 4 81 at which time an election will
ne ned Tor thirteen Directors, 10 serve
curing the ensuing year. BY order OF fho
Soet9; A., j. =. MARTIN, Secretary.
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Grand humboldt celebration at


The 18th Of September, 1869, the
one hundredth birth day of Alexgn-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor OF
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements are being
made to celebrate said birth day at
our city, in a manner worthy Of the
great deceased.
The undersigned committee take
pleas ure in inviting the people of
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned and hon0red 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 will attend the celebration
en- mass.
All lodges, societies. associations,
etc., with or without emblems), are
respectfully requested to participate
in the procession.
Come onel Come ALI rff
VIM. HEILMAN,
MORRIS CAIN,
DR.. L. SCHULTZ,
F. A. GoETZE.
&C. SCHRAEDRR.
Committee of Invitation.
aug 25d&w-td
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From Evansville Journal, Sept. III
Sale OF First h0gshead Of New To-
hnecn-A IanIisnnle PrnmIHm

Sale OF First h0gshead OF New To-
bacc0-A Handsome Premium.
The new tobacco season will soon
open, and gives promise of heavy sales
during the next yefr. The first hogs
head of new tobacco that has been
received in this city, was sold yester-
day at the Planters Tobacco Ware
house. by Messrs. Weldon, Bros. &
Co. The tobacco was large, fine ma
hogany Shipping I,eaf, in fine order,
and the hogsheai1 weighed ], ,165
pounds. 1t was bought by Messrs.
Fendrich Bros, who are the largest
dealers in Manufactured and Leaf
Tobacco in this city, at $I5 per hun
dred. Tho tobacco was raised by
Win. Williams, of Henry County,
Tennessee, and premium Of $3.50 in
addition to the price of the tobacco,
was made up hy the tobacco and
wholesale trade Of our city, and
speaks we'll for their liberality. Five.
hogsheads of old tobacco were also
sold at from $5 90 to 81 90. Messrs
Weldon, Bros. & Go. now have the
sole control of the large and spacious
" Planters Warehouse" and have
unlimited facilities for breaking. !"
They are we'll known to the trade as
prompt business men and will, IN
doubleday, get their share Of the TO-
bacco consigned to this city for sale.
The Philharmonic Society
Will meet at their hall on Tuesday
evening, September Nth, at 7:30
o'clock. J.L. CURNlCK, Sec'y.
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