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{, Barrett 81 deserved the Premium.
Srtract non. a letter rom Jerusa!sna.

" We started early to ascend Mt. Ol1vet,
to behold the sun gid the mineretS and
towers of the devoted city, from the place
where memory. stirred by thousand as
sOciati0ns& sh Ould eXaft the mind rs well
as the eye to the inspiration of the scene.
Well Is the vOyager repaid for long
travels horrid roads, antediiuvlan cook
cry, squalId companions hip and the i'm
portunities of begging, thieving Arabs.
Well would 10 have re paid you, on! man
Of commerce and the crucible! and well
might you have been reminded Of your
own city, Tor here, painted upon q board
nailed against one OF the huge ancient
olive trees, under which the sacred mar
tvrs tofled for the sins Of the world, eight
cen hundred years ago, were these FAMILIAR
fRures s. T.-lS60-&. We 90 not Know
who 6sd ii. bnt no doubt some poor inva-
lid traveller, cured by the PLANTATION
BITTERS, wished TO advertise their virtues
in a place from whence all knowledge
flows go
MAGNOLIA yATER-SuperiOr to the best
imported German Cologne, ana SOFA Al
kaL$ the price
yFosb;onobla ladies usa {" Rarrett's. y
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LAMP BRokE.-While Engine No
? was being tried on Saturday even
ing, to sec If she could throw water as
good as ever, the top OF one Of the
lamp posts, on the corner of Third
and Walnut Streets, got knocked of
and broken.
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- sTATEaTENr.


C3oTD-Opened at 10; lei to 13i1z; closed
at I3i75g1S2. Carrying rates. 294 per cent
CIearances, 81 100000. The EXP orts f ? the
Week amount TO e49298I. The SuB-Treas-
my received 81 O00 900 during the week for
California transfers, anu So, 492 900 for Gus
tens, while ,97S was discussed for inter-
est, and Sl,00J,tO0 for regular sale. one
broker sold 81 ,000C01 10 day at 1917. A
report says James FISK, Jr. offered 1900, GOO
at 13l.
GOvERNMEE is Steady; Coupons of '8l,
I231EaI25e5; do. 'G4, I2l140l2115; do. 'G5 I2l1z
@I2I2s: do. new, I2254@I-3; DO. '67, ~ Hg
Eos; DO. '0S, 1zO1Igl2C5s; l0-40s, ll41z9ll454.
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THE LIoUoR DEALERS AND SUN
DAY.-Most Of the saloons were closed
up yesterday, as per agreement, ex-
oept a few that were kept open, the
proprietors Of which did a rushing
business" as they had large crowds
to wait upon. The National Hall was
in full blast, and those who kept open
quietly chuekled to think that they
were doing all the business.
Most Of the confectioneries were
closed up, aud the drug stores would
not sell any saltwater. Many of the
saloon keepers who closed up in good
faith, swore they had been fooled by
those that kept open, and that they
would also open QUO again next Sun
day. The day was quite orderly,
however, and no drunken men were
to be seen on the streets. In the
meantime, we presume the Grand j Jury
will be kept busy. and we may look
out for some fun soon.
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HENN1Ne's TRIAL.-The trial of
VIM. Henuing, late Prosecuting At
torney, for corruption and bribery,
has been set for to-day, in the Grim
inal Court.
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F Real Lisle Thread and other
for ladies and gents at
HUGHEs'

81 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
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The HEAT.-On Saturday and yes
terday the heat was intense, the Their
mometer ranging az 1922 in the shade.
At dark last night the mercury stood
at 920 and at midnight at So. We
heard of several cases of mild sun
stroke, but nothing serious. A fue
horse belonging to Forth & Bowles,
which had been driven in a stage
from Mt. Vernon to this city on Sat
urday, fell down on the corner Of
Third and Walnut Streets, from the
effect Of the heat. The horse did not
die, but will not DO of much account
for some time.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. August 81.
EASTERN Observation-Disclosures a. par SELL
ing.
FL2UR-Very dull and 109l5c lower at
50 5Dg1 p for Sprt extras.
WHEAT-IrIe gular: No. 2 advanced Ie /;
other grades and No. unchanged: sales
of l43 bushels sellers No.2 at 81 38al 40 /;
closing a s. 80; this afternoon the marKet
is dull at 81 81 for seier's August and 81 81
for Sc ler's Septs mber
CoRN-Dnll sales OF No. 2 at 0Oa90I&c;
closing a. 6913c; rejected less = ctive at Sac
e912c; No. 2 grade al soc; this afternoon
No.2
OATS dull and dropping; opening at
4I1ac declining TO 465zc, AID closing at 1910
RYE-Lower and active: steady at 81 03
Tor NO ], aud 93099c for N0.2
BARLET-W Weak; seller Tor September lc
lower; 81 l59l is for No. cash &c higher
., alGHWIlsEs-Quiet and &c higher; 81 la
q l5c: holders asking 81 % for old at close.
PRoyIsIoNs inactive and dull; mess
pore unchanged at Sac; lard &c lover:
l99l91Sc for dry sailed meats: shoulders
nomln IL at l3%c; rough sides at l85Sc;
al l81lS%c.
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THE WAY TO Do Tive have
all heard of the Indian who tried the
softness Of feathers by laying a single
one on a rock, and stretching himself
unor t. Some men try the virtue of
advertising on the same plan Any
hing that is worth doing at all, how
ever is worth doing we'll.
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BRIDGEs.-The contracts for build
ing three bridges were awarded to
Philip Koch, on Saturday, by the
County Commissioners, as follows:
Across the Frenchman's Slough. in
Union Township-$55O.
Across the bayou, near the Shook
Farm-$1, OPS.
On the Mt. Vernon Road, across
Saunders Run-S425.
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NashHIIle Market.

By. Telezraph.I NASHVILLE, Aug. q.
WHEAT STEADY red, 81 10; amber, 81 IS;
white, 81 20Sl p.
OATS-50c.
RARLEY--Si 10.
BGcco5N-sides, I9}ze; shoulders, Ice; hams
Ice.
FHoTR-sS 009s 50 for fancy brands.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Geo. w. German
and FL. c. Jaquess, Esq, Of Owensville,
arrived last night and report the pros
poets for good crop Of corn in Glib
son County as very favorable.
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NEARLY FINISHED. We learn that
the work Of graveling Sycamore Street
will be completed by tomorrow.
There are a few holes il the street
that need filling NJ.
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SERIOUS AcoIDENT.-A man by the
name Of Gwaltney, who lives some
two miles from Blairsville, was kick
ed by his horse on Saturday night.
and had his knee cap broken. DR..
Thompson was called on yesterday to
attend Mr. Gwaltney, and It is proba-
BILE that his leg will have to be ampu-
tated.
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In DEMAND.-Iee water was in
great demand yesterday, owing to the
supply of lager being curtailed, and
the hotels were thronged with visitors
eager to indulge in Adams ale, which
was the best that could be done under
the circumstances,
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NEW ADvERTIsRMENTs.-W call
attention to the advertisement Of the
Republic Insurance Company OF
Illinois, and to the sale Of property
BY w, w. Chandler, both Of which
will Be found In to-day's JOURNAL.
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FIRE IN PosEY CoUNTY.-We learn
that fire occurred some eight miles
from this city, in Posey County, last
Friday evening, by which the barn OF
VIM. Auses. containing about one
hundred bushels of wheat and oats
was destroyed. The fire caught from
the steam engine, while workmen
were engaged in threshing the wheat.
The corn crib, containing one hum
dred bushels Of corr, narrowly es-
capped destruction.
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T.OST

6A- evening, August 18Th, on Third ST.,
between OAK and Mulberry, fine and
valuable lace handkerchief. The Hinder
will be rewarded b. leaving IL at the Jour
nal ONCE. lau2S d5t
-gywF ATCH-KET - On Second Street,
wv between Main and Oak, on the lYth
inst en- old-fashiOned gold watch key.
Tine Under viii be rewarded by returning
it To Dr. MAGENLSS, on Third 81. tau2l DIT
MONDAY ...... ......... .....-AUGUST %, 1889.
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CouEcIL.-As the regular Council
meeting takes places tonight, we are
requested to call the attention of that
body to the fact that the engine bells
do not strike the time at night. This
is a great accommodation and a great
many citizens desire the custom to be
continued.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTEBs REMAINING UNCLAIMED In u g
POst-O6ice at Evansville, State of Indiana !,
on the 2Jtt day Of August 1869.
PERSONS calling Tor any OF these letters
Will please say Advertised" giving date.
TAnTEss rucv7
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.-The Sab
bath School Picnic in the upper
Bayou, near John B.. Carrots resi-
dencer on last Saturday, was a grand
success. The Union Sabbath School
Of the Christian order, some four
miles above, having been invited to
participate. arrived about ten o'clock,
and the exercises began with singing
by the schools, followed by prayer by
the Rev. Geo. w. Moore, after which
more singing by the schools, followed
by Sunday School address by Rev.
Mr.. Moore, which was well received
by those present. This was followed
by more singing. which was succeeded
by very fine address By the Rev. Wm.
Grim, of the Christian Church.
The next thing in order was dinner,
and the children, numbering about
one hundred, were first invited to the
long tables, which were literally
loaded down with good things. In
addition to the children, there were
nearly two hundred grown people in
attendance, and all partook OF a most
bounteous repast.
The afternoon was taken up in
singing and short addresses, all enjoy.
ing themselves finely, and the mana
gers Of the picnic are entitled to great
credit for the perfect success Of the
whole affair. At the close of the day,
the crowd dispersed to their homes
having passed a day of rare enjoyment.
ARTISAN SPRINas.-The attend
ance at the Concert on Saturday night
was SHINY attended. 1t is thought
that if only about ten cents admission
was charged at the gate on occasions of
that kind, that great many more
people would attend That is the
general opinion so far as we have been
able to hear.
YIsIBLE.-The comet is visible
every evening at present, and MANY o
our cltlzens nave examined the APT
pearance Of the celestial visitor with
great interest
A THRILLING COURT ScERE.-From
a gentleman who arrived from Owens
boro last evening, we learn that quite
a thrilling scene was enacted IN the
/ Court Room At Greensboro on Satur-
4
day. The Court was trying the case
Of the State VS.. Yarbroe, on charge
of attempted assassination and rob-
berry. Baker Boyd. the prosecutor,
accused W. n. Sweeney, counsel for
the defendant, with having tempered
with the witnesses. Sweeney called
Boyd a liar, when Boyd reiterated
the declaration, and said he had seen
him do so with his own eyes. SWee-
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REAIi ESTATE SALE.-Ihe Smith
land lots, situate below the creek,
were sold at the Court House, by
AuctiOneer ThOs. NJ. Elliott, on last
Saturday afternoon. The lots brought
good prices considering their loca-
ton, and we give below tie figures,
with names of purchasers:
BLOCK NO. /.
To James Rulker, Lots 1. 2, 3 and
4, at S55; Lots 3, 6, Z and 8, at $41
each.
To Chas. jenkins. Lots 9, 10, II
and u. at s43 each; Lots 13 and IA,
at s44 each.
To VIM. Il. Wood, lots 10, 16 and
II, at $41 each.
To t. B. Wagley, Lots Is, 10 and
20, at S44 each.
To Mr.. Carr, Lots q, p, % aud
"a at $42 each.
To Dan Missing, Lots 25 aud 26,
at $50 each.
To John Fender, Lots p and %, at
S33 each.
To j Miller, Lots % and 30, at $35
each; lots 81 and % at S38 each; lots
SO aud "a at $40 each. .....
To DIR. Fl. w. Cloud, Lots 50, 30,
81, SO, 80 and 40 at $50 each. 9I
BLOCK NO. 2. .a.
TO w. r. Greathead, Lots l, 2 and
3, at $40 each.
To G. X. Drew, Lots 4, 8, 6 and z,
at SAG each. mlE
TO T. NJ. Emery, Lots s, Sand 10,
at $40 each.
To Clark Cody, Lots IL, II, - and
IA, at $40 30 each.
To John Kratz, Lots 81, 81, 30 and
"a, at S3l each. a.l.
To John Fisher, Lot 80, at S31.
To f. r. Strasaway, Lots 81 and 81,
at $50 each. M a.
To w. T. Worthington, Lots SO, 80
40, at $40 each.
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Be wise and select Barrett's. .

B Few who have ever tried the
American House, Boston, are tempt
ed to leave that pattern hotel for any
other.
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an 1e7k cold ana srOck aarAtt.
~ ralegrsph.l NEW YORK. August q.

AEoNEY-Easy at 597 per cent. on call
with loans as low as per cent.
The unfayorabie decrease IN specie IS due
to transfers TO san FTanciscO.' while the
decrease in specie and legal tenders, arc
ST. O0,0l0 OF national bank notes shipper
West The banks hold Sl8.l52, i79 aDoNe
The legal reserve, against 5-0,6866fV tue
breeding week
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HARPERs' MAeAzINE.-Mr. John
H. Scott has laid upon our table Eae-
pers' Magoziae for September. All
the latest magazines and weeklies viii
be found at SCOTS.
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To- OFlnans MnrAel

New Orleans Aarkel.
BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Aug q.
40 CoLHoN-Dull, with sales at &c; receipts
:. FLoUR- super, s. IS; XA, 80 60; XXX,
CORN-Supply light; sales of mixed at
S71Sc; white. 81 co.
OATS-Sales OF new at &c. old CSC
BRAN-sl 90.
HAY-Firmer ct &28 O0d2g CO.
PoRK-Held at s38 80.
BACON-No shoulders: clear sides and
hams in light supply; sales of clear rib at
IS4e; clear sides, PC; hams, 24q25c.
LARD-Dull and unchanged.
SCGAR-Dull and unchanged
MoLASSES-Du and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Dull and unchanged.
GOLD-l3I56.
sTERLING-4614 for New York sight
EXCHAHGE-sa per cent. premium.
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ACCIDENT "A man named Taylor,
an inmate of the Poor House, fell
down stairs on Saturday and broke
one Of his leas.
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nusIN Ess HOUsE-A desirable
business house, located on Main street,
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FIRE Police. Sometime since Mr..
Philip Decker suggested TO the Copn-
ell to organize a fire guard, but tho
matter was dropped without any fur
Their discussion. We should like the
Council to examine into the subject
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SELECT SCHoOL.-We direct atten
ton to the advertisement Of the Sc
leet school taught by Misses Hough
and Hooker, to be found elsewhere in
this mornings JOURNAL. These la
dies have won a high reputation as
instructors, and We bespeak for them
Q liberal patronage.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND con-
TRACTORS.

Having bought The Sand Bank formerly
owned by Mr.. +. Cross, am prepared to
furnish No. 1 article OF Building Sandj
also, fresh Plaster, Lime, and Cement, at
the lowest living rates
april JAMES CROFTS.
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re- Two blind mares for sale; in
No. l condition. Apply to
4. j. COLBURN,
aug1S IF 81 Main Street.
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CIT Y N e w S

ToBAoCo.- Martin, Gardner & Go.
will offer for sale tomorrow, about go
hogsheads Of tobacco.
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FOR RENT.

INV GOODS sTORE-with counter
N and shelYings. Apply at "A Main
ssf%eet Laui7 DIST
.y[r oHRE-A comfortable two story
- brick dWelltugAhouse in sullivan
f9%177, 1fv29 diff VICTOR BISCH.
~1HGE STORE With sheIvings and
- counter Apply at IA Main street.
aul7 DIST
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hg Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. d. HEIMAN's.
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CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED. =
From a passenger by the Morning
Star, on Saturday night, We learn that
two men named II. B. Wilson and II.
H. Kendale were arrested at Owens
boro, KY, on Thursday, by U. S.
Marshal Murray, for dealing in coun-
terfeit U. S. currency. Gen. Murray
visited Owensbcro, and under the
pretence of counting loitered there
several days and managed to inter-
cept certain OF their letters, put him
self In communication with them and
bargained for a certain amount of
counterfeit money at a stipulated
price, and as they were in the act of
shipping the fimsies he took them in
charge. Another man was arrested
on Friday for completely in the
forgery. Wilson and Kendale had
been doing business in Greensboro.
Kendale and Wilson were taken to
Louisville and securely lodged in Jail.
From parties who arrived from
Greensboro last night, we learn that
other parties implicated, have been
arrested, to.wit: Geo. Jones, near
Henderson, and John Davis, in Illi-
nois. tr --f.-.q
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al ER Ne - 5.

Barrett's" is universally admired.
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Orr FOR THE East mir. A. Mar
CONNER left yesterday for New York
for the purposeof bringing the largest
stock and latest styles Of Hats, Caps,
and Ladies and Gentlemen Furs
ever brought to this city. Having
made arrangements with an expert
enced furrier. he will be prepared to
change the styles and repair ladies'
furs at short notice and reasonable
figures. Remember the place, sign of
the Big Bear, SO Main Street.
aug19-1W
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-J. L. Taylor,
for refusing to pay fifteen cents mar
ket fee for keeping a load of wood
standing ia the market during market
hours, was arrested and tried before
the Recorder. mr.. Taylor demanded
jury, who found him guilty The
total fine and costs amounted to about
S15.
Kate Simpson, the haBeds corpus
gal, is again in the lock up. She was
turned out on Friday at noon, and was
hauled back on . dray on Saturday
evening, having been arrested by Tom
Hopkins, special policeman. Kate
will be furnished transportation to get
rid of her, but We think it a very bad
investment, as she has been sent of
once before, and came back in few
weeks, escorted by a distinguished cit
izen of Vincennes.
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Try Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
CUMBERLAND ExPLOsIoN--SLI
LY DAMAGED.-Sale of Groceries at
Auction, Monday, August 23d, at .
o'clock. One thousand dollars
worth. at No. 10 Main Street
aug20 1t ELLIOTT. AuctiOneer.
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. - II oTgCEs.
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Grand Investment


"A SIX YOUR B0cEOR or Druggist for
IA SWEET QUISIEE-it equals tbitreu
Qulnine. rs made only by Il. STE Inns
Chemist, Detroit.
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WANTED.

NIRT-A good girl 10 do general house
NJr work In small family; enc who can
COOir wash, and iron we'll. A German
girl preferred. Apply, with references, at
this office. Iaul3 dtf
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yW7mE TIRE E STE = BRICK
A building occupied by 1. = y. ID elInan y ?
No ~ Main Street, IS for rent, Apply at
their store, Nos. 80 and 81 Main Street
jy2 DIFF All city papers please eopy.l
@sLOTHEIEG STORE With counter
~ and shelvings. Apply at "A Main
street. La1II uoe
wKOUsE-O On FOutth Street, between
E-A Main and Sycamore, q double three
viii be rented sepsl atelY or together.
Good aecOmmOdati0Gs for two separate
families. For further PARTICULARS Apply 70
Street. Junl5 diff
@sTORE 49, With counter and shely1ngi
Sd suitable for grocery store or drug Dusl.
ness. Apply at "a Main Street. ladl4 DOT
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STEAMBOATS,.


,fr NOTICE.
On ard after MONDAY, AUGUST I'D,
1859, during the lOw-Water season and until
further notice, no half fare passes will be
recognized by the Evansville ana Cairo
PACKETS. DUKE NICHELSoN-
au20 dot Agent.
FOR OwENsBoRO, CANNEBToN, LOU
ISVILLE, And CINCINNATI.
The hrst-class steamer
LIZ .. GHARMER,
- J Ohm James, JT., Master:
;. Il. James, Clerk
Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2Isr,
at 10 O'Clock AM.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to DUKE NICHOLSON,
anO dzt Agent.
FOR CAIRO. COLUMBUS, AND MEM
PITTS.
The Dean Lines splendid steamer
.RsgA MINNE0LA,
- W. 3. Miller, Master;
Wn. Hall, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis and all way ports on
MOSDAK, AUGUST Esd,
at = O'Clock II.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to HU2iPHREY, LEWIS & CO.,
au2I as AGENTS.
FOR oWENsBORO. CANGELFoN
AND LOUISVILLE,
The magnificent passenger steamer
IT. TARASCON,
- - james BIather. Master;
Miles d. Warren, Clerk,
WIN leave for Louisville and all way land
ings, on
MONDAY, AUGUST ga,
at 10 O'Clock Am.
dit Agents.
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New AdverlIsemenfs.-
ONLY ONE DOTLAP
OIL Y0uR EARNEseI
PRF8ERVF Your TFlTErRI

'RANK aILLERl5 prepared HARNESS
OIL BLACkiNd, I'm new STYLE cans.
neat and Convenient
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Railroad Assessment.

ladies use !" Barrelt's.
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ssp-AENT COLUMN
EOR SALE.

sdvarttsernents, in this column, of three
lines eatS insertion, Ihlfty cents.
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DR.. John BULLS
SARSApAR1LTA .
A Good Reason for tho Captains Faith.
Rcad the Captains Letter
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Rr>ToS BAgRacKs. Missouri Arril 10 ,eee
h JoHs BtiL-near Sir knowing the rfl,ci.,,cy ~
your Ssrsararila and the he ling and BE- n,fcs o,.
tics IT possesses, sent YOU he following sts,smnt ~
my case. -
was wounded about two years ago--was taken pri..
oher and confined for six months Being moved So ~
ten my wounds have not healed yet have moi 70, =.
moment since ws wounded ! sm thot fLrourh ~
lhips Ny general health is inn aired and need s,u,
ihing 70 s,sis' nature have Lore faith sn,.sr Ssr.
lsarsris than snyihing else. wish that m n os,n
inc. Please express half dor.n lolfrea,,no shi..
CArrAIN &. p JOHNSON
. St Louis Missouri,
T. s-1he Following war written Abril 80 Iscc nv
Mrs Jennie johnson. Mother Of Captain Johnson
In. BrlI-Dear Sir: My husband. In. a s I.hr.,.
was skillinll surgeon and physician IN Central n "
where he died. leaving the above C. r. Jobnson 70 nv
rare AZ thirteen years Of age h. had chronic d,.y,h:
and fcrofula, for which gave him your Sarssrar,l.
IT ctkFp Nm have for ten years recommended i, :,
many in New York Ohio and Iowa for scrofnla few,
sores and general debility Perfect has ats nsd
cd IT, THr CURES rrrrc7Ep so~E css,.s cr sehcyy,o
AND FEVER soREs wEsE ALMOST MIRACULOUS. an arr.
ous Tor my ron 10 sgein have rccourse To yor
srls lie fearful 81 getting spurious article hsnr.
81. writing 10 YOU for H. His were terrible bu.
! believe he will recover.
Respectfully. JENNIE JonNeoN