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DR.. Livingston Definitely
Heard From,

Wind and whIrIwindcbas. WtIITs EIiiott
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Sc. bouis Harket.

BY Teiegraph.l 81. LOUIS. June Is.
ToBACCo-5teady and unchanged.
DgTrON-NOmtnaAa at DOC.
HEMP-Uull; small sales or dressed at
- 85a2 40. fIf,
FLOUR-In good demand for low grades
AZ fun prices; supefnne ranges from s. -
10 So; Sprlng extra 81 s745 90; Xxx 8 256g
s6 25s Xxx TO fancy t7lG5 70.
" HEAT-Demand laugutd, except for
choice aud fancy, Fail, which iB scarce and
stiff; No. 3 GpTing sold at 81 o.; No. 81 0G
al O5 No. 81 lOWl II choice and fancy
club 81 I21zal IL low prime TO choice red
Fall 81 300i 40; strict - choice 10 fancy dit
to 81 50gI 621z; choice 20 fancy white 81 50
al 50.
CoRN-Whfte a little lower, but other
kinds better; mixed and yellow in bulk
6j.l67c; mixed I'M sacks 70a75cs yellow 70m
7se, The latter for fancy; SJ9Slc for white,
ali IN new sacks
OARS Unehauged 5 5998Ie IN bulk: Ella
68c q sacks 81 r
RYE-Unchanged; 91995c.
WMIsRY-s5beady and firm at 9fc.
GRoCERIEs-Quieta and unchA nged.
PRGYISIgNS-Nery strong. with a good
cousunptfve demand, bat business is
somewhat checked BY the firmness ofhold-
ers. PORK sold at S33 80. Bacon - city
shoulders 14J<ci country pork house ditto
I4c; city clear ria sides lie; clear sides
1870. plain c9nvassed hams IG1<cs sugar
cured ditto 20921zc. Lard stiR and held
higher; sales vt 20 tierces choice Kettle for
Liverpool at 13c. fft.
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EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE. - Another
large and highly fashionable audience
greeted Mr.. Harry Mccarthy and Miss Lot
tie Estelle at the Opera House last night,
and Notwithstanding the programme was
the same as on Monday evening, the per-
Torrance was received throughout with
the most unbOunded applause. Harry
Mccarthy Is, beyond all Question, the first
mimic of the age. All his characters, as
well as all his songs, with a single excep-
ton, are original with himself. Every
character was a perfect entertainment in
itself. His charming assistant, Miss Lottie
EsteIIe, won new laurels last night by her
incompatible acting and delightful music
Prof. ]. Tannebaum's accompaniment
proved him a faithful viOlin1st
Tonight Mr.. Harry Mccarthy will give
his third entertainment with an entire
of programme, on which occasion
he will bring forth new treasures and more
gems. Many who have witnessed
his performances express an earnest de
sire that he shall stay with Us night or
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River IbisDntcases.


PITTsBURGH, June Mololigaheia five
feet six inches, AID rising slowly. Weather
clear aud gplcasant; thermometef, b5
CINCsEArr. June Do - Port List
Arrived: Emna, No. .. heW or cans I.
q asgow. Pittsburgh; IsOrenH, PtttabufRhl
Departed: Wren, Kentucky hiver; u. %
Kanawha; Leonora. ST. Louis. river fan!
ing; II feet 10 the channel; SO feet under
the bridge. Business dull.
MEMPHIS, June 15.-Weather dear ana
pleasant. River rising slowly. Departed
Belle memphis. 81. Louis; Robert b. Ice
and Mary Houston, Lou.svinet Alice
Dean, gincinnai1; Strader, Now Orleans.
NASHVILLE, June I5.-Islver rldng, with
4 feet d Inch son Farpeth 1hoalM weather
TAR and pleasant. Depaited-Iyroa@, Tor
Cairo.
Lou1svfLLE, June I5.-Port Lisf-Rlch-
mond, to New Orleans: Nick LongWOrih,
from New Orleans: RoDt Burns, Memphis.
% CincipnHtL The river De- siatiounrv
the sfalls aud 31z feet over the Iucfra The.
weather ls clear and cold. business dull
ST.. Louis, June l5.--Arrived: Pbu. Sner-
idan, 81 Paul; Belle NeruO /. fltJe burg;
W. 5. Lewis, Omaha: Rob Roy, keolfuk
city OF Pekin, Peoria; Naueha, Ham
Peoria. Bavstrd to Ac0ft'4 tandiug.
Joseph Fleming, 20 In sale: Mime
sofa, 10 -. Pauij Rob Roy, 20 keokuE
bismarck ana Schooner Fcutan chief, 90
New Orleans. Glendale, % PirtsHurg: q.
J.. McGlh. To Omaha. Tue river o. stiii fall
ing and al the upper streams declining.
Weather clear aud amer; freTcufy at :
y. NJ, 70; now ca.
CAIRO June Ij.-POrt List - MAGENTA.
New Orleans 10 st. Louis nc 4 AT. n; FALLS
man, NASHVILLE pacnet, at a d.. 3t psOn
HOrner, Louisville % New Orleans 40 10
A.. N. BOaZ, Louisville To New Orleans 40
10 a. 81. Billy White, Paducah PACKET, 90
3P. n sam. j. Hale. CinciunatEIo Mem-
phls AT j y. NJ Quicksfep, ENansHtila
packet, ar p. ~. f; Belle 81 louis 20. Louis
to Memphis az j.. 81: Adelia Cairo tO
Louisville 40 p. b.; Anna, cincinnati TO
~. L0uls at r. 81 Tie river has fatlfn
six inches The weather IS clear. Their
mOmeter 100.
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LlnclnnnEl HnrHnL.
81 releeraph.l cI,t.1rrLr1. Linz ]

By Telegraph CIHr1EEATI. June ID
FLoUR-Unchanged
WIEAT-In light supply and the market
is firm at 81 l5Bl 70.
NUftE In g0ph demand az 6Og62c for in
feriOr ear, and Gle to Csc for prime mixed
20 choice whiIe. l
OATS Steady at Csc TO nc.
RYE-ScaTce, the stock being exhausted
small 50 es thfs afternoon AT 81 l0mI -.
CoTrON-Active and higher; micdling
at So &C.
TOBAcC0-In good demand; sales of 25l
hhds S. Sd % 80 20; bugs aud trash are
dull, but 81 other gTades arc Irm,s r.
w HIsKY-Flrmeri sales at $685. holders
asking Ole.
PRoYfsfoNs-Firm but quiet, ana not
much done. Mess Pork Is held at s33 %,
and is salabie 1t SO -. Bulk Meats BE, l6c,
16tzcaHd tic asked, with fl0t much curry.
Bacon firm; sales OF l50 aids at l414c for
shoulders, and NE and i8c for clear rib
and clear sides; the sides had been packed
some time fresh SMOKED Is held &c higher.
fLARD-Held at 1859; no sales.
.BUTTER-Flrm b I DC TO zsc for fresh.
EGGS -Duii at lfUl5c.
OILs-Linsoed unchanged and quiet at
81 O3al o. Lard drmer at 81 42gl n.
: sUGAR-Unchange sales New Orleans
sssEs-FIrnni Kew Orleans 7jl5sOc.
GOLD-l56.
MONEY-Light.
EXcHANCE-Duna at . 70 lilo buying.
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Many inquiries having been made
in regard to the enforcement Of the
Post Office Laws regulating the car
rying of letters out of the regular
mails. for the Information of the bust
ness men Of the city, the following
statements are published:
The law is very explicit IS prohibit
ing the carrying of letters by steam
boats out of the regular mails, except
when enclosed in Government stamp
ed envelopes, or unless deposited in
the Post Office on arrival IN port.
The recent instructions of the De
partment GO the Postmaster of this
city are very imperative, giving him
no discretion for the lax enforcement
of the law aud allowing no exceptions
to be made.
[ am DESTROYS of facilitating as
much as possible the speedy and safe
delivery of letters received from
packets, and in all instances have
given steamboat officers who we're
ready to pay the postage the privilege
of delivering the letters in person.
All letters deposited 10 the Office, not
so delivered, will be promptly dis
tributed.
Fromthe number of letters received
from steamboats, siuce the law was
published, j am satisfied that very
large amount of postage dues have
been withheld from the Post Office
Department at this city. a8H1
Owing to the lax observance of the
Post Office laws (for the violation OF
which severe penalties are provided
the. revenue received - the Govern
ment, from this city has been greatly
reduced. The Evansville Post Office
now occupies the position Of seUeatL
in the State in value to the Depart
ment. when it should be the seccnd
In answer to the repeated requests
made by our citizens for increased
mail facilities, the answer is, with
some show of reason, made that oul
mail privileges are already In sexoes:
Of the revenue received by the Gov
eminent. liz we ever shall have the
benefit of a mail up Green River, anC
additional mails on the Ohio and Il
the adjoining towns In Indiana, Ken
lucky, and Illinois, the Evansvill,
Post Office must be made more valu
able to the Department. And thi
can be donessimply by the observance
of the Postal laws.
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IS Telegraph CHICAGO, June ID.
FLoUR-Quiet at 81 50s8 90 for Spring
extra. ..
WHEAT-Firm and advanced 2l4m2lGcs
sales OF NO. 4 a. sl 49, al 1914; NO. af
81 l39l u, cash aud seller the month clos
ing at 81 BIOL d, cash; this afternoon
duil at 81 l5t4dl u, seller June.
CORN - In good request, and l1amlMc
higher: sales OF No. / 90 HineDAc; no. 2 40
58tSm0le; rejected 551amj5isc 30 graue $50
soc; closing &C G3i2c for No. 2, and 60A00Mc
for No.2 this afternoon no. nonnnally
at Coo
OATS Dull: sales OF. No. . at 595Ea5gzGc,
seller the month, and 59t4c cash closing
unchanged.
RYE-Quiet az 05t<@98c for No. ].
BARLEY-Ncg lected, and nominal at 81 30
0lEl 40 for NO Ia store.
HfGHWINEs-Duli and unsettled; sales
al g6c.
M0LAssE5-Ne Orleans 95c0sl 90.
sUGAR-i3iz al4s<c for fair % choice.
Provision Firm. Mess pork e33 90;
rump pork S23 90. Lard l99DEc. sweet
picked hams l516c.
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E2EV ETS N % w .
FOR other HtDor Itep.s see zy,sra Page.

The only additional arrival last might
was the Rose Hite, Louisville TO return;
the Moilfe Norton, to Henderson, Cum
berlsnd, TO Cairo; Ada Lyon, ~ Green
River: Rapidan 10. 2, to Ehstport, and
Romeo to Nashville.
The packets Generally went out fun....-...
The Romeo had 10 put IN a new fife bed
and walls, and was likely 10 DE late get
ting oh.........The Rose Hite was late, not
arriving until after seven O'Clock.
The Robert T.. Iceland Mary Houston are
announced as having passed Memphis.
The Lee may be confidently expected here
before midnight, and the Mary Houston
before morning .........W We had tho pleasure
Of an Introduction last night 20 Commo
d0re M. a. Parrish. Of Nashville. lie IS
delighted with his FIRST steamboat rides
with our beautiful city, and with Harry
Mccarthy at the Opera House last night.
He is as pleasant a gentleman - we have
had the fortune TO meet.......lThe great low
pressure Richmond left Louisville last
night, and viii be here early THIS after
noon.
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new York Gold and STOCK aarRt {.
r.L sreInarat,h Nt.tr YonR Inne IL

MONEY - Market very stringent ur on
after bank hours, and the demand was
urgent. Rates on ca ] rapidly advanced.
and large busines was transacted 20 z
added of sc, 3-l0 per cent Discounts
nominal Sterling, duh 40 TsH93s. Gold
vanced 10 I3S, and closed a. 1875. There
was considerable long Did thrown over
b. ard by one or two prominent op rHtorH,
In consequence OF The money pre@sures iu
addition 10 this there is "a large amount Of
gOld borrowed against stock cOllaterAia and
thrown on the marKel % get the currency.
Carrying rates. 20 ~ per cent. ClearHnces
$1,000 90.
6ovaR MENTs-A TITLE lower, but closed
mi2lZ: 60. 90. l22lIal2Ns; DO. '6I, il7lSFs
li7J4 :do. iG5, liS5aNatls5z; new, lle5aMlllg% F,
do. 81, ll95zgli9l Il; do 'bS, Wsgll04 iO-40s,
l0S12@las5a.
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ORGAN FOR TRINITY M. E. SUNDAY
SCHOOL. We noticed yesterday at
Warren e. Conyngton's music empo-
rum, one of Burdett's combination
organs, which has been selected by
Mr.. John f. Glover, for the use of
the Trinity M. E. Sunday School,
This organ has two banks of keys
and eight stops, besides one octave of
pedal bass and one knee swell. The
following are the names of the stops /:
Vox Humane = Campanella Sub
Bass - Harmonic La Perfection -
Cremorne-Celeste-and Cello.
The endless variety of the combi-
nations in this organ, makes it one of
the most useful and charming of all
the instruments for the palor or
church. being fully equal in power to
an ordinary sixteen hundred dollar
pipe organ.
In solo passages its effects are en-
trancing; its pure. melodious and
sympathetic notes produce upon the
listner~a saidened pathos, which, to
all lovers of the beautiful in music, is
the perfection of intenseEpassion. 1t
is the human voice mechanically per-
sonifed.
Mr.. Q. G. Genung has, we learn,
been engaged by the Sunday School
to play this organ, and we congratu-
late the school both on their new
organ aud lcrganist.
The organ will be put in the school
room on next Saturday, and dUr (.
this week will be on exhibition a
Warren & Conyngton's music store
on Main Street.
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Accidental Poisoning.

Editors journal:
Charles McCutchan, Robert Henry,
and John Hoffman, living near
MeCutchansville, while walking over
the farm of the first named on last
Sunday afternoon, discovered a plant
which they nistook for spikenard,
but which proved to be poison hem
lock. Pulling up the plant they ate
some of the root and came near
losing their lives from the effect of
the poison it contained. Charles
McCutchan recolleets eating a piece
an inch long and as large as a pipe
stem, but does not recollect how be
got home, or anything else that trans
pred in the next five or six hours.
His family say he came to the house,
partook rather sparingly of supper,
went into the yard and vOmited, re-
turned and seated himself IN the door.
from which he soon fell forward
In a frightful convulsion producing
great cOntOrtion Of the limbs and
bruising himself severely in the fall.
Two more convulsiOns followed the
first in rapid succession, leaving him
almost wholely unconscious. Medical
aid was called to him, an antidote was
administered, and in short time he
was resting comparatively comfort
able, and at last accounts seemed in
fair way to recover.
The symptoms of the other two
were not so violent and they soon
recovered from the effects of the
poison.
It is hoped that the publication Of
this narrow escape may serve as a
caution to others against carlessly
easing roots and plants they find
growing in the woods.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-16
New orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June IS.
CoTToE-Actiye and advanced; receipts
668 bales; sales, 2,e50 bales, at 3Otz93Ic 10
mIddlings
tOLn--8f15C.
ExCHArGE - SterIine, sic; New York
slight, 80 PREMIUM.
Fl oUk-Super, So 6296 co. Xxx So 81 XXX
S. 50.
C0RS-W bite, 81 90.
OATs-z20T3c.
BRAN-sI ID.
HAY SIG 90.
BGc5sEl5c Tor shouldersi 1s1zgI9e for
TIRD-Tierce, 1906 Eeg.2lc.
IIsUGAR : Commoh, 954gIo14c; prime,
13Gl4c. -.,
MOL AssEs-NOminal.
WHISKY -9Z9e5c.
CoFFEE-Fair, 141z9l514c; prime, 1919
1910.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-16
MemBhIs markeE.


ny Teiegraph.1 MmmPHIs, June %.
CoTToN Excited at 3l93pSc; receipts 1l5
balest exports. nome
FLoUR-UnehaDged
CORN-85090o.
.OATs-T5a76c.
HAY-s25 00M26 %.
PORK SOB 50
LARD-l8iZn2lr.
BACON-Ehuulder 14<c; sides lStkWlBc.