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AT SMITHrows BRANCH, L. IA PRIVATE FAMI
"A " has arst class Accommodations for boardors hand
some house, plenty mS, fruit and Parcu
lars P!erces range store Thtyourh Broad
way
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ADJUSTMENTS.

v. shsridan A. Herne, J. Newton Gotthoid. moke
Rankin. W. A. Donaldson, l.. Ttlton, Vinng boWsrs,
y. Philips, Marie wilkins, Mrs n. A. Bradshaw, 40
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A LARGE, COOL, HANDSOME ROOM WITH FIRs'
~ class Board at moderate terms Mo wes1 Fifteenth
street.
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A DvERTiSEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYS AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE las FULTON STAEET.
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F5rotIer River Items see 47lfrd Page.

The weather was somewhat cloudy at
shutdown last evening, with slight indiea-
lions OF rain............The air was close and
warm, but the clouds passed away and the
night was beautifully clear............. There
were no additional arrivals up to ten
O'Clock .-......-..The Cumberland, for Cairo;
Ada Lyon. for Bowling Green; Mollte Nor
ton, fer Henderson, and Rapidan Nc. 2, for
Eastport, depa; ted, all with moderate
trips.........Captain Hurry telegrapAed that
the Palestine wonld arrive at 10 O'Clock
The cause of her detention was not men
toned .........Tne prospects for the
Zig ht-draughts are Frightening, as the
river is lower now than at any previous
period during the year, and is falling at all
points from Plttsburg to Cairo......... 49, Our
young friend, W. 1. Rudd, has connected
himself with Captain Charles 7. Hinde, in
the general steamboat ticket agency busi-
ness at Cairo. Mr.. Rudd is an accomplished
young gentleman, and has had large
business experience, and Will prove val
liable acquisition TO Captain Hinde. We
commend him to the kindly consideration
of Mckee, ard wish him eminent success.
The Palestine arrived at haIf-past eleven
O'Clock last night, with fair freight and a
big passenger trip. She was detained 7
hours by fog in the NarrDws. Among her
passengers we were delig lted to meet Capt.
Geo. o. Hart, formerly Of the steamer St.
Patrick, who, with his interesting little
family, are en- route home to Paducah.
Captain George is looking as natural as
Captain J. H. Peckenpaugh and
Captain W. D. Phillips, leave Louisville to-
day for Cincinnati to take charge of the
steamer Argosy, and place her in the Gin
cinnau and Evansville trade. Captain
Peckenpaugh Will command and Phillips
win hold the wheel...........Capt. Green B
Taylor has purchased one half of the
Peytona and barges for $4,000 Capt, Yves,
Conner has been placed In command.
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Chlcago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. August 10.
FLoUR-Is quiet, at s6@7 50 for Spring
extras.
WHEAr-FairIy active and excited No.
is unchanged; No 2 opened 4a4I1c higher,
with sales at 81 - cash, clio lug duh and
nominal at 81 4f124I u, Uhissi q eEnOOn the
market was unsettled, at 81 a f5r No: 2
CoRN-Active; sales No. 2 at 91d95c; re-
jected s9g90c; no grade S39s4c, closing at
95c; this afternoon No. was nominal at
93c.
oATs-Filmer; sales No. 2 at 5315@5l1zc,
closing at 53955c. 81
RYE-Firmer; sales no al 81 0igI or
No 00a9lc, closing at soc for Mol.
= BARLEY-Qu iet; No. in store nominal
at 81 25al 30.
HIGHwISEs-Firmer at 81 O69l Oh, clos
ing al 81 06 for Wooden-bOund packages
SUGAR-131z9I4Lc for common TO prime
Cuba.
PR0VIsIoNs-Buyers and sellers apart !
mess park s33 50934 90; sweet picked hams
I712Glsci lard lS549l9ci dry-s allied Shout
deTs lac loose.
FREIG Hrs-Are in good demand and &c
higher for wheat; 44c for corn, and BIC
for oats TO Buffalo.
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BlOEBTARY 8 CONMERCIAg.


By Telegraph NEW YORK., August ~.
COTTON without decided change; sales
OF l,0GO bales at 331zc for middl1ng uplanuS.
FLoUR-Receipts 1851 barrels; less &C
barrels, part last evening, at 50 gO@
S6 SO for superdne state and Western, a W
al IS for extra state, SIS g097 80 for extra
Western, 81 55d7 80 for good White-wheat
extra, 81 00g7 50 for round hoop Ohio, 81 0JW
% for extra st. LOUIS, So C09l0 so for
choice do, closing quiet. Rye Hour quiet;
sales OF $50 barrels at 81 6096 70. Corn
meal scarce and f1rm.
WHIsKY-Firm and in fair request: sales
OF 4C0 barrels OF Western at 81 1Z9l 10 Tor
free, the latter price for iron bound.
WHEAT-Receipts 81 ,Sl3 bushels; less &C
tive and Ease lower; 50 OF 11,COO oushe ELS
at 81 5Stal 6S for No. gring; 81 7491 70 for
amber Ohio and Indiana; 81 50 for amber
M1chigaa and Delaware, and white state
and Indiana; 81 81 for amber Kentucky;
81 IS for white California and Michigan.
RYE-Lower; sales of 500 bushels west
ern at 81 2I15.
BARLEY-Nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; sales OF 1900 BUSH
els State at 81 70.
CORN Receipts ia bushels; the market
Is less active and without change; sales Of
$1,000 bu heels at S7cGSI - for upsOund new
mixed Western; 81 1361 II for sound do,
and 81 2 for small parcels of very choice
OARS Receipts Sc, $50 bushe S; the market
is heavy and declining; sales of $1,000
bushels at 7Sa79c for W estern anoat 70075c
for new Western and southern; 75g75&c
for new Pennsylvania; also. 5000 bushels
unsound cid W estern at 70W76c.
RICE Firm at 5000 for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Firm; sales of ,250 bags Rio on
private terms.
sUGAR-Active; sales of 800 hhds. at
1111@l21lc for Cuba, and l214Gl3c for Porto
Rico: also AGO boxes Havana at l21z9l3c.
MOLAS5ES-Duil.
PETRoLEUd-Q at 179l715c for crude,
and 32@3214c for refined.
HoPs-Qutet at 1O9l5c for American.
PoRK-A shade nrmer: sales of 320 bar
rels at S32 1898 80 for new mess; closing at
S33 20 cash; So IS for old do; SIS 00925 90
for prime $50 00930 so for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady sales of $50 barrels at IS 90
ale 90 for new plain mess; SO 009lS 90 for
new extra mess.
TIERCE BEEF-NOminal at SIS 0O024 90
for prime mess, and $40 00930 co for India
mess.
BEEF. HAMs-Quiet; sales of IS barrels at
S25 eO93J co.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales of 125 packages
at 145z@l5c for shoulders; Egl9e for hams.
MIDDLES-FiTm and in good demand;
sales of 400 boxes ice cured at l6A01l6A.
LARD-Firm, bat quiet sales OF 800 tierces
at I7149l915c for steam; 2O14c for Kettle rem
dered.
BUTTER-steady az 10000 for Ohio. and
I69tSc for State.
CHEEsE-Firm at Halle.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool shade firmer !;
shipments of 10000 bushels Of wheat per
sail at 71z@7szd; 1 700 barrels of flolr at 2s
per sail, and e Cd per steams
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KgaveE. Dispatches.

PIzTsBURG. August TO- Monongahela
River with 2 feet 8 inches water IN the
channel, and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. thermometer IA. a
CAIRO. August 19.-PorJ List: Champion,
Cincinnati 10 st. Louis, 10 Pm Pink Var
BILE, Louisville TO Memphis, IL A M; Kate
Putnam, 81. Louis TO PIttSburg, Pm !:
Belle st. Louis, st. Louis to Mem phis, z
PIN. River fell TO inches. Weather cloudy.
Mercury 76o.
MEMPHIS, August 10. --Weat her clear and
cooi. Hiver failing steadily. Departed =
Belle Memphis, for st. Louis; Legal Ten
der, for White River.
NEW YORK, August I0-The steamboat
st. John, on her upward trip Saturday
night, collided with a collier, just above
the Highlands. The shock was quite Sc
we're, throwing the passengers out of their
berths. fortunately the steamer received
little damage.
LOUISVILLE, August IO-No arrivals or
departures outside of the local packets.
River growing less, with 4 feet inches
water in the canal, 2 !eet 8 inches on the
falls, and foot inches over the rocks.
The work of daInming the falls of the Ohio
is about to com mence, the water being
low enough. The contractors begun to de-
liver timber at the head of the canal Tor
that purpose To-day.
CINcINNATI, August l0.-Port List-Arri-
Vais-R. X. Hudson, from Wheeling !;
Fanny Brandeis, from Evansville; Belle
Vernon, from st. Louis. Departed-Argo-
sy, TOR Madison; Mountain Belle, for Kama
VIVA; Alaska, for New Orleans; ArgoBy
No. 2, for Wheeling. River falling, with
10 inches in the channel.
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By telegraph sr. IOUIa, August 10.

BY 16iegrapnsl ST. LOUIE august ~.
ToBACCo-Steady and unchanged.
CoTToN-Nothfng doing.
HEBIP-Fair demand, with sales of I'M
dressed at 81 205I %: dressed, % 30
FLOUR-LoW grades scarce and wanted,
and l0Gl5c. higher; other grades firm and
unchanged; sales of superfine at 81 75@
) 35; x, IS 50g5 IS; low TO choice Xxx, So SO
az SO: Xxx, SO 1897 70; fancy, S. O0g9 CO..
WHEAT-Opened active and higher, but
at the close prices were not so strong No.
3 red Fall sold al 81 .; No. do, 81 30; low
prime TO strictly prime, 81 271a0l 40; choice
To fancy do, 81 5O9l s.; prime to choice
white, I'll 50g1 IS.
ConN-Firmer and higher; choice white,
in bulk, SIC; mixed, in sacks, s0c.; cholce
yellow, Sc; prime TO fancy white, 9099S
OATs-In. better demand. and advanced /:
new, in bulk, sold at 43945c; do, in sacks,
50952c; old, 57@62c.
RYE-Firm at $50 for ound los Of choice ;
soc. was refused.
WHIsKY-Advancsd to 81 Goal or.
GRoCERIES-Qu1e and unchanged.
PoRK-Qutet and not much doing; S34 co
934 so.
DRY SALT MEAT--SmaiI order sales
made at I41zc. tor shoulders, and TIC. for
clear sides. Sar
BACoN-More active. aud the feeling bet
ter; shoulders sold at l515@1554c; clear rib
sides, l9c: clear sides, I914c.
LARD-Good to choice Kettle sold at 1874
@l9c.
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Important 70 Pensioners.

We eheerfully recommend to PEN
sioners In this and adjoining counties
to take or send their pension eertifi-
Gates to VIM. Reavis, the old and
reliable Claim Agent Of this place.
You need pay no attention 10 cards
or circular letters from attorneys and
agents at Indianapolis. If you want
your claims collected and paid over
promptly, you had better pay Mr.. R.
a liberal price to attend to your bust
ness than to send your papers to H.
dianapolis, though attorneys there
might promise to collect for nothing.
aug9 st.
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Olnclnnatf MnrRei.

By telegraph CIEoKENATI. Aug. 10.
FLoUR-Firmer; family S. 25.
WHEAT-Irregular; closing dull; buyers
Offering 81 3O9I IS for red, and 81 45@l so
for white, but holders contended for 3g5c
per bushel better.
CoRN-Scarce and advanced TO Csc.
OATS-Firmer and higher; 50@60c.
RYE-SI@I o..
TOBACCO In good demand; sales 23a.
hogsheadS at S0CG15.
WHISKY irmer; sales 800 barrels at
81 0S for new, and 81 90 for iron bound.
+ PoRK--bIess dun at sS3 25g33 So sales at
the inside rates.
BULK MEATS Shoulders dull at 14c;
sides RaIeable at l61&c, bat held &c higher.
BACoN-Flrm; l51zc for shoulders, and
18Lc for rib sides, and l99l914c for clear;
no clear rib sides of consequence on the
market; sugar cured hams 2ic; sound
pickle 20G2012c.
LARD-l912c, and demand moderate.
CHEESE-Iac higher; stock light
= BUTTER-Firm at 2503cc. ..r.
EGGS-l49l5c.
OILs-Dull and nm changed.
GoLD-135l buying.
ExCHANGE-DuI at ITO discount buy ing,
and par selling.
MoNEY-Market easy at s910 per cent.
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Mora Tasfimnnv.

KINGS STORE, NEAR METROPOLIS, ILLf.
EIessrs. Cloud, Akin & Co:
Please find enclosed $37 So to bal
ance my account.
Accept my hearty thanks for the
two bottles Of Clouds InUigorattng
Cordial I was not able to attend
my store at the time, but I COM
menced using the Cordial, and have
gained IN strength and appetite very
fast.
l am sure it did moro good than
all the medicine [ have used this
Summer I have ordered one dozen
bottles through TenDy, BoWles Il Co.
to-day. Yours truly,
aug11-4t w. KING.
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european Market.
By Gable

By Cable.l LONDON, August TO-
CoNsoLs-For money 9z55, account So.
U.S.Bonds-5-20s 831z; at Frankfort firm at
$50. Erie 1917. Illinois 9415. Stocks quiet
PARIS, August 1O.-Bourse quiet; rentes
73fr. I00c.
LIVERPOOL, August l0-The cotton
market is frmer; Middling, IZ1sd; New
Orleans, l39l31sd. Sales, l2,C0J bales.
Breads tuffs-W heat-receipts at Ltverpo l
for the past three days are $1,000 quarters,
o. which American California white a9-
vanced to lis Sd. Red Western, us e.
Corn, 29S Cd. Flour ZO5. Oafs, % Ua'
Provisions firmer. Pork, l02s. Beef, O0s.
Lard Ills. Cheese, G2s. Bacon COS; Splr-
It's OF Petroleum 711d; refined Is I'D TAI
IOrur IL
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For Rent.
ne County Agricultural Se-
nS0aHnG

AS the 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 ali classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, sc. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or cOlored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our job Depart
ment Ave hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles of poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon as, or
send for estimates.
IL EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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LoulsQiIle MARKET,

By Telegraph -LoUIsvILLE. August 10.
BAGGING = Firmer aud heavy at 1910
.241za.
CANDLES Advanced; fun weight PEG
pc; 12-oz. 161s9I714c.
GRAIN-Steady. Wheat, red 81 10; white
81 %. Corn in bulk 75gS5e. Oats in bulk
45@50c. Rye S5490c.
ToBACCo-Leaf firm; sales of 10 hhds /,
ranging from 81 20 to $40 90.
Provisions = Strong Mess pork t34 CO..
Bacon, shoulders l6c; clear rib 1910; clear
sides 1910. Lard 1910. Hams, fancy 23IIc.
HIGHWINEs OS
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. August 10.
CoTroE-Dull and unchanged at50c.
WHEAT-5l l09l 30.
FLOUR Steady.
CORN-S5c.
OATs-NeW 47G4Sc.
q HAY-f26 O0919 90.
BRAN-SlS co.
CORN MEAL-S4 %.
PORK S35 ..
LARD-20Q2l1Sc.
BACON--Firm shoulders 1GIGlG1&c, and
sides DC.
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yew YORK cold and STICK HaFA,t.

By TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, August TO
MONEYS easy and steady at 5@7 per
cent chiefly per cent. on call loaEs.
hTERLING-91s4l01S
GoLD-OPened at 3J35; advanced 10 35Zs,
and closed at 355sg355z. Carrying rates W
per cent. Clearances S60,000,O00 The Gu
harder, which sails tomorrow has szO0,-
coo on board.
closed steady. Coupons of 81, l2f54g 100
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ABORTION CAsE.-We have been
furnis aed with several statements in
-egard to a very singular case that
has occurred lately, in which a prom
inent citizen of Princeton is inter
ested. The case, so FAR as we can
understand it in It's mixed condition,
is somewhat as follows: The gentle
man alluded to above, some time since
took a girl into his family to raise
After being in his family for long
while It was apparent that all was
not we'll with the girl, and sno leiV
princeton and went to PoseyYllle.
From Poseyville she was induced to
come to this city, by q woman who,
the victim asserts, went TO Poseyville
after her. sent by the gentleman re
farred to above. The girl came to
this city, and the woman produced an
abortion on her, which nearly killed
the unfortunate girl, but after she
partially recovered, she returned to
Poseyville. All this occurred some
weeks since. Yesterday the gentle
man at Princeton was arrested at the
instance Of the girl, who charges her
betrayal to him; but he denies the
charge, and says that the whole thing
is an attempt to black mail him and
extort money from him under false
pretenees. The gentleman stands
high in the community at Princeton,
and has an interesting family, and it
is thought by his friends that he will
be fully able to exhonorate himself
from the charges made against him.
His examination will take place to,
day or tomorrow.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-Business be-
fore the Recorder revived somewhat
yesterday, and Squire Stinson had
quite a batch ofofFenders to dispose of.
John Macarty, for having INDUCED
in plain drunk, with a small fight
included, was registered on the big
book for s. %. Being Of a naturally
retiring disposition, he was allowed to
retire to Castle Royston. on account
of pecuniary embarrassment.
John sKennison. atlas Bright
Red" was tried on exactly the same
charges as his illustrious predecessor.
He was also taxed in the minimum
fine of So %, and he also ordered
apartments at the CASTLE.
LATE Woodson, chap Of about the
color Of the glass that was used 10
look at the sun during the late
eclipse, in a gentle sportive mood
threw bowlder, that narrowly eseap,
ed doing harm to the property of an
innocent Individual He was taxed
IS %, which he replevied. aig
Milton Kelly, whose name betrays
his fondness for whisky, got on a
drunk, and the police got on him.
The Recorder charged him in the old
figure Of IS Is. 39i-
Andrew Thomas, for being drunk
and also for fighting, was mulcted in
the sum of s. %, which he paid.
Anne Farley, feminine d AJrtque,
for fighting and disturbing the peace,
was charged 50 %. Replevied.
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STREET GAMEs.-We published an
item in yesterdays JOURNAL in re-
gard to boys playing ball on the
Streets. We noticed a game being
played in the middle of the street,
yesterday evening, on Second Street,
next to the Walnut Street Church.
Two buggies happened along just as
we passed, but the boys paid no at
tention to them. Let the police stop
these games in the streets. They are
dangerous.
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ELEGANT WoRK.-The tax dupli-
cate for 1869, written up by Joseph
B. Elliott, at the Auditors office, is
very neat job of penmanship. 1t re-
fleets credit on the writer.
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THE NEXT GREAT EvENT-The
drawing of the Henderson land sale,
which takes place at Louisville on the
first of September.
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RETURNED.-Judge Willard, City
Recorder, returned to the city last
night, after several weeks absence at
West Baden Springs. We are glad
to see the Judge much improved in
health.
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STRAYED.-A red and white spotted
Mich Cow. between four and five
years old. Marks-hole in the right
ear and slit in the left. Any Lnfor-
nation left at JOURNAL Office, with
II. II. Schultz, will be paid for.
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CITY n EW S

CHANGING BAsE.-F. a. Weber &
Co. are moving two doors below their
present stand, on Main Street.
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CONFERENCE.-The annual confer
enoe Of the M. E. Church meets in
this city on the 9Th day of September,
we believe. -.'
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NeR York Dry goods MarKet.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August 10.
The failure of Bowers, hickman IL Co.
has caused much uneasiness ana dlsLrusG
in the market, as the firm stood hlgh, ana
their credit was considered IN wall street
as unlimited. Nevertheless there IS a I2lr
inquiry for speciaIties. Black ipacas are
in request, as are low-prlced heaYy wool
ems adaDfed for mems wear, and wooden
ghaWls, TOO, are in improved request. Cot
tom goods are rather quiet, and we have
very little change to note IN prices.
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Personal---very. Salat, of the
firm Of Cramer & Salat. will leave for
the East to-day, to purchase a Fall
stock of boots and shoes.
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RETIRED.-Leroy Williams, former
ly Of this city, has retired from the
editorial department of the Mt. Car
mel Democrat ...i
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NoNE.-Not a single runaway took
place yesterday, so far as we could
ascertain, which is wonderful to
ralatal
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United SAC MarshaTs Notioa.


United states Of America, District of In
diana, IS;
wWYHEREAs. a LIBEL or TEs
Wv formation was fled ia the District
Court Of the United states for the District
of Indiana, on the 23d day Of june, 1869
by Thomas NJ, Browne. Esq, TT. S. District
Attorney, on behalf of the United States
against Twelve % boxes plug tobacco,
seized 40 said District Tor q violation OF the
internal revenue law of the United States,
and claiming damages In the sum Of S.,
and praying process against said property
and that the same may be condemned and
sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal Of said Count TO me
directed and delivered, j do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods or any part thereof, or IA any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF The United States, 70 be- held al the city
of indianapolis IN aud for the District OF
Indiana, on the i rst Monday of September
next, az 10 O'Clock of the forenoon of that
day, then and there to interpoEe their
claims end make their allegations in that
behalL
BEN. BPOONER, Marshal Ut. S.
Attest: J. I'D. HOWLAND, Clerk.
ans dat
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ToBAccO SALEs.-The total sales
of tobacco yesterday amounts to 33
hOgsteads. Martin, Gardner & Co.
sold % hogsheads at from 50 to 81 40
for Trashy Lugs to Medium Leaf.
Weldon Bros. & Co. sold 10 hogs
heads at from s. to $40 80. The at
tendance of bidders was large, and
the tobacco brought good prices.
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CoLoRED SoHooLs.-Messrs. Towns
bend and Jackson, eolored, have been
appointed, by the School Trustees, to
teach the colored schools in this city.
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@E A good turn is done our read
ers when we commend to them the
American House, Boston. The same
judicious management is continued
which has rendered it so popular In
the past
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JOSEPH ULsAs,
HENRY MAASBERG.

~ us VIZ y 10 ID ~
Referring to the above, we thank our
customers Tor tue PATRONAGE bestowed on
as heretofore, and request our patrons TO
transfer the same to Mr. Meissner, whose
entire salts faction JOSEPH ULSAs,
jyS-lm HENRY MA AGBERG
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-11

Fun FUNl-Remember, everybody
that on Friday next, the big Circus
will be here. The clowns, the tum-
blers, The riders, and the trained dogs
and monkeys will all appear as large
as life and twice as natural.