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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18
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By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept II.
MoNEY-Phe bear campaign on the
stock Exchange made n further havoc
among tue bulls 10 day aud was the great
securities were pre- sed for sale with much
confidence by tire bears during the morn
ing. aud later in the day the bulls became
frightened, When tire stocks we're thrown
The feeling during tie afternoon Was
gloomy, and for some time the nafkeJ was
bordering on panic. Inc snILli ~ 49, ~
values has been enormous ana many
sfoclyg touched the low est point FOR years
past. Reports were Freely Gu ttii ~
Inc gecfetury OF the treasury would
yield to the pressure IoE ~ cAgG r5s3
V1asbIpotop say the specie statement
~ de nv me New YorK city banks on the
SIN inst shows the gold to be about g, 3d.
ia 066: fota'. including checks and cou-
mons sl3 go 90. Many rumorS are current
fl rcgard 10 the purposes Of the leading
Spectators, WHO have Desn busy In eff CT
ing the decline.
one Of these is that q meeting was held
to organize for the upward turn, and that
they nave tins evening been buying. on
the other hand II Is vaguely rumOred that
important failures wiz occur to morrow.
The money market is more active, and
rates are more pIump--1 per cent. on call
There is large demand COR small cur
rency from the interior, bnt it Is next 70
MUM on oiIls OF 81, -, . and $40.
discounts are very dull, and the best pa
per only passes at very high rates.
STERLING-N Ominal ut 7lIa8
GOLD-Opened at 1851, touched 1867, and
closed at 1867. Carrylbg rates, 1872 per
day. Clearances, SO. 00UO00
GOYERN1IEETS-DuI and weak coupons
Of 81, L2l5<gII2I55i 90. '62. l22l549l2l5S; do.
ll9JEalI95<: do. '67, ll9129lI93S; DO. 'G3, ll9E
9ug%; lO-4Os, l0549llO.
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an. Ianla marhnt.

by Telesraph.I 81. LOUIS, Sept. II.
TOBACCO shade easier but not quota
bly, lower.
COTTON y onlinal at Bic for middling.
HEMP y o sales reported.
FLOU8-Steady; fair business, mainly on
order; supefdue, 81 9005 p; X, s. 2595 90:
Xxx, So 40d6 90: XXX, t6 %; choice TO
fancy family, IS 1908 ..
WuEAT-Dull and Ia favor OF buyers
fancy n i6sOuri Spring sold at 81 06; No. 2
red Fall, 81 06@1 il; No / do, 81 l2@l l6;
cnoice. 81 zeal %: white, 81 1901 1716; No.
! do. 81 20; chO &c. 81 30.
CORN-Firm at SOC for mixedtn bulk, 0Oc
for cuoics white, Si980c for mixed In sacks,
0ie for choice yellow, 9ig95e Tor prime TO
OsTs-opened at 5000 for mixed but
declined TO 46847ci prime to eh0Ice white,
50M53c.
BARLEY Flrm for good quail ties; prime
Sprung, ST is; prime to choice FAN, 81 $50
81 30: Ohio Fail, 81 81.
RNE-SlOW 81 81 ~ 81 50.
WHIsKY-DuU and declining at 81 $50
81 20, ana some private was understood TO
be sold lower.
GHoCERIFs-Q Quiet aud unchanged.
PORK-Bull and lower at t33933 p. Dry
salt meats were held above the views OF
buyers; shoulders sold st l415c.
BACON-Active and stiff at Ice for Shout
deIs, ISt4c FOR clear riDs, and l9c for clear
sides.
LARD = Heavy at 1s&c for fierce, and
20aZ0Ic in keg.
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~ Iele4raph.l CIHoINEATI. Sept. ~.
FLOUR Unchanged family SO OOG6 p.
WHEAT Unchanged and quiet; rel held
al Sl Z0aI IS.
CoRN-Firm at 81 o.
RYe-Cioses firIner; 81 0l@l OF
HARLEY ana little Offering; ;
FAN, I'll 6gUi Is.
TOEACCO-Firm and in good demand, but
light offerings; sales confined TO Us hhds,
at 81 2j022 80.
WHIsKY-Unsettled aud no demand; IL
was offered sparingly at 81 -.
MESS PoR1-Neglected aud 10 demand;
held at s32.
Lard Unsettled, and no denaad: IL can
be ought at l5tIc
BULK MEATS -Unehai ged; held at H@
lG1Ic
BACON-In limited jobbiug demand at
IJ1zc Tor shoulders, and I64IS5%c aud 19c for
clear rib and clear sides.
BUrTER-In better supply choice, l92c
lower
GRCcERIEs- Unchanged and firm.
CHEE5E-Firm at l5@l512c.
OILS-Linseed oil, 81 GOAL o. Lard oil,
81 4Ool 43. Petroleum, 33G3jc for refined.
SALT-kirIn a. 36c for Ohio River.
Cf1LD-l3gL, buying.
ExcHASGE-DuiI;I ITO discount, buying,
and par, selling.
MoNEY-Market active, ats9lO per cent.
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SOLAR VENTILAToR. - We were
shown yesterday one of Boyd's Patent
Solar Ventilators, invented and pat
ented by Mr.. Thomas Boyd, Of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, brother Of Mr..
Robert Boyd, the we'll known archi-
tect Of this city. The ventilator
strikes US as being the very thing that
has long been required, as it acts in
all seasons andin all kinds of weather,
producing a constant change Of air,
and thoroughly ventilating the build
ing to which it is attached, and form
ing at the same time a beautiful orna-
mont to the building. Persons erect
ing new residences should try them
A sample can be seen at the Office of
Mr.. Robert Boyd, Architect, Chand-
ler's Block
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MEETING OF RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
It is proposed to hold a meeting of
the Directors of the Evansville, Carmi
&c Paducah Railroad Co, Belleville &
Southern Illinois Railroad Co., and
the McLeansboro & Evansville r. r.
Co., at this city, on next Wednesday,
Sept. I'D. By a letter from D. S.
Phillips, President of the Belleville
road, to Robt. A. Hill, Esq, we learn
that it is probable that Col. Crebs,
Mr.. Cloud. Judge Marshall, r. w.
Townsend, Judge A. D. Duff and
Levi Browning, will be present. The
meeting will be a priv,1e one, and
will be held for the purpose of com
pairing notes, and ascertaining what
can be done by the people of South
ern Illinois, towards building the E.,
G. & p. Railroad. 1t is expected that
important results will be accomplish
ed by this meeting.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT. - George
Mutchler vs.. John Gutenberg, suit
for S125 for balance for work done
aud material furnished in building a
kitchen, summer kitchen, grape fence,
etc. The case was wonderfully mixed
up. judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff in the sum Of SO. %, reduced
by a set off account.
10. Schultz vs.. Alex. Simpson; suit
on an account. Judgment for plain
tiff in the sum of $500.
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REooRDER's Court. = John Nc
Clain was tried yesterday for an as
sault on Jim. Mulligan, few days
since. The evidence went to show
that MoClain had struck Mulligan in
self. defense, and he was, therefore,
acquitted.
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TIE Dry DoCK.-The Evansville
Dry Dock, which lies on the river
bank a short distance below the In
gleside Coal Mines, will be launched
at IL o'clock this morning. The
Dock has been rebuilt at an expense
Of between six and seven thousand
dollars, and is now in better condi-
ton than ever. 1t is under the man
agement of f. j. Reitz, G.. II. Start
and Edward @. Murray, the famous
boat builder, formerly of Louisville,
but latterly Of Paducah. The Dock
will be ready for steamboats, in about
ten days. We are glad that we are to
have a good Dry Dock, managed by
competent men, as it is a matter Of
great importance to the city. 1t is at
present in good hands.
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EARLY IN THE FIELD.-Mr. John
II. Scott. the great news and periodi-
cal dealer, corner Of Main and Second
Streets, laid on our table last night,
per Sc. a copy of Godey's Ladg's Book
for October beautiful number. He
also receives all the latest magazines
and weeklies.
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Imnortant Soilce 10 Parents.

Go 10 Chute & Hehning to get a
good article of Boys Winter Boots
something that will last them all
Winter. A new and complete stock
of Fall and Winter Shoes being re-
ceived daily of Cincinnati and Phila-
delphia work. CHUTE & HENNING.
en17-2t
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The total amount issued on account
Of the Relief Fund, by Mr.. Bisch,
and as shown by this foregoing report
Of your Committee, is S57.S18 o.
which, With S167 80 on hand in
County Orders and cash, equally bal
lances total amount received into the
Treasury Of the Relief Fund.
Your Committee has examined the
Commissioners Records, and upwards
Of twenty-five thousand vouchers and
receipts; also the Journals and Ledg-
ers, together with Trustees and
County Commissioners certificates.
Pass Books and Redemption Record
in Treasurer's Office, and upon a thor
ough examination Of the same. We
find all accounts, and matters per
tanning to the said Soldiers Relief
Fund, accurately and honestly man
aged and kept by said Victor Biscb.
Respectfully submitted,
Ii. w. LAUER, , ~
J.. w. Peck. Com.
Evansville, Sept 4, 1869.
We hereby certify that the roTeeo.
ing report Is true and correct.
II. ". LAUER,
L. W. PECK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of September. 1869.
q. II. WEssELER.
Notary Public
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"a We learn that Prof. Sinnh old,
late Of Henderson, and formerly of
this city, got into some trouble at
Henderson a few days ago, and certain
facts having come to light, he could
not stand the pressure, and silently
decamped. a female was concerned
in the case. We will refer to the sub
jeet again when We get further par
ticulars.
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TIcKETs.-We are requested to
state that tickets to Noyes' big circus,
which will exhibit here on Monday,
can be secured to-day and Monday at
John Scott's News Depot. Circus
goers will take notice, and govern
themselves accordingly.
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ADJUDGED INSANE Miss Anna
Morris, of whom we made mention
yesterday, was adjudged insane yes
terday by an investigating committee
consisting of DR.. DeBruler and JUS
tees Emery and Walker. She will
probably be sent to the Insane Asy-
lum.
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ScHNABEL's CONDITION. - Young
Schnable, who was SO terribly beaten
by gang Of boys, some time since,
is in a had condition. DR.. Bray yes
terday took out four jaw teeth and q
piece Of his jaw-bone, which was
broken during the melee, and which
was probably caused by blow from
a bowlder. 1t is thought that another
piece of the jaw-bone will have to be
removed.
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- rEaTaLE SEMINARY.

,r,Is tnstitation offers the accumulated
o,i-Santages of over 60 years successful
~ s = Every facility is provided COR
oP thorough course Of useful ana orna-
:, ,,arfaI education, under the direction Of
Lore imam twenty professors and teach-
ers For circulars, Apply TO JOHN H.
VILLA RID, Troy, New York. fau2I d2m
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Notice.

~EAEED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my office until September
lam 1869, at 10 O'Clock Am. for the con-
sfrDctfon of wing walls on the side of the
bridge near the salt Well. The Commits
sfOners reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. specifications for the work are
on file in my office. 49,
VICTOR BISCH, A. v &.
Evansville, August SO, 1863 au3l dtd
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BS5- The total sales Of real estate
the past week foot up $29,74O 10.
This shows that real estate was lively.
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keW Yorh Dry Goods MarAU.

b Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. u.
DRY GOoDs-Continue moderately active
fOt ~ Ost classes Of goods, and prices gener-
ally firm. Dress goods are quite active.
WOOlens are also moving freely in the
jobbing trade, but among clOthiers husi-
ness is paratiyely inert, the heavy
trade beInE now wei nigh over.
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New STocK DIRECT FROM New
YORK;. B. Altering. of the firm of
III. g. B. Altering, No 36 Main Street,
having returned direct from the East
ern markets are now opening a large
and we'll selected stock of Beavers,
Cloths, Cassimeres, VestiDgs, &C.,
which they will make up to order in
the most fashionable and latest style.
For cheapness, fit and durability they
defy any and all competition.
- P.S.-They also have a large and
we'll selected stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods. sep17-tf
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SrRoUsE & Bros, No. s. Main
Street have just received a very large
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Their
assortment Is complete IL all its
branches. Give them q call
eoy,12 2t
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BB- Yesterday was quite warm and
Winter clothes were uncomfortable.
If the warm weather continues, the
mosquito brigade will ONTO business
again.
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p% Fifty dollars reward has been
offered for the recovery of the body
of William T. GTammer, who was
killed by the explosion Of the Phan-
tom.
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BSp The work Of putting down new
sid swalks is in progress IN all parts of
the city. They are needed.
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Hemphts MaFket.

sy Lslsgraph.l MEMPHTs. Sept. II.
CoTroS-Quiet and firm; middIing 270
271Ic; receipts, 2I2 bales; exports, 81 bales;
weeks receipts 553 bales; exports 1856 do.
stock $40 do.
FLOUR-W Weaker; superline S5@5 90.
WHEAT-Steady OF 81 l08l 80.
CORN 81 0304I %.
OATs-G0962c.
HAY-S24 Oh.
PoRK-S34 so.
TiARD-201< G52lc1z.
Enthusiastically Shoulders 1919, and sides
1870,
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TICKETS FOR THE MENAGERIE AND
CIReUs.-For the accommodation Of
families and others, who would avoid
the crowd at the opening of James
Robinson's Great Circus and Gardner
& Kenyon s Menagerie Of Wild Beasts,
on Monday, Sept. &c, tickets have
been LETT for sale at the music store Of
Messrs. Warren & Conyngton, 81
Main Street, where they may be OBJ
tanned on the day of exhibition, at
which place, also. may be seen the
golden diamond studded belt of the
Champion Robinson. sept 11-3t.
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BB- See advertisement of valuable
property-part of Hallock's Block
for sale at Auction.
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FOR SALE.

z-SOR LE-VALUABLE MAIN
IL STREET. PROPERTY-That splendid
DToperty known as the Egler property
situated on the west corner OF Nam and
sixth Streets, fronting 7555 feet on Main
street and $50 feet on Sixth Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low hgutes
On easy terms. Apply TO
j. p. Elliott & son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
fel6 diff
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RI- Fish & Barter have received
Peterson's Lady's Book for October,
and App7eton's Journal for Septem
her 25th.
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TOsT
CIT z N b W S
C0AL CINDERB.

Some good Coal CIuders may be
found at the Journal 0filce. Amy
person can have them by hauling
them away to-day.
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THANKs.-P. S. Dusouchet will .ac-
eept our thanks for late st. Louis
papers.
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B1- See notice in local column OF
Asbury Life Insurance Company.
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By Teleeraph.I LouIavrLLE. Sept. iT.
FLOUR-Firm superine sja5 %.
WHEAT-Red 81 ~; white tl 90
CORN-Iu bulk gjc.
OATS-In bulk 45U5Jc.
RYE-90M9Jc.
TOBACCO-&alesO OF JOG Hhds IcHl. ranging
from 81 TO e2l,
Provisions Unchanged: mess pork aI
e33 go; bacon shoulders lIc; clear rib 1896
clear sides l9i%0lsIg: suEar-Cured hams
DC; extra do. DO. Zic.
LARD-20c.
WHHIY-Firm at 81 2)Gl ~.
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RG~ Mr.. Marconnier returned from
the East last night with the largest
stock of Hats and Caps, and Ladies
Furs ever brought to this city. 16 1w
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LOCAL NOTICES
BJ= Fabers Pencils at twenty cents
per dozen at the JOURNAL Office.
Asbury Life Insurance Company

ASbuFy Life Insurance COMPANY
Northwestern Department.: Office.
Nos. 6, and CrOsby's opera
House, Chicago.
OFFICERS.
GEO. G. Cook, President.
LEROY SwORMsTEDT. Secretary.
THos. BEvAN, Medical Examiner
GRANT GooDRICH, Counsel.
G. w. MERRYMAN, Agent. Office
over Judge Igleheart's law Office, on
Third. between Main and Locust
Streets. sep10 3t.
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FISH & BARTER have just received
a complete assortment of ladies'
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. sea
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IA Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. a.. ID. HEIMAN's.
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HOLLANDS GOLD Pens arc the best
made. Fish & Barter are the exclu-
sive agents for the sale Of them in
this city. sea
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FISH & BARTER have the largest
and cheapest stock Of school hooks
ever brought to this city. Call and
see them, No. 10 Main Street, next to
First National Bank. sea
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FINE ARTs.-Fish & Barter have
Just received a large number Of
Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal IN
point Of beauty to the finest oil paint
ings, which they are selling very low.
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BS~ Faber's ever pointed pencils,
at the JOURNAL Office.
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ia The Mucilage Reservoir is for
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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BI@ Real .Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HuGHEs.
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AMERICAN GIRL.-Go and see her
at Marconnier's. sep17-1w
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Firm at 50 2)al q.


NHHWHo#H - taA aaaa
BY Cablel LONDON, Sept I1.
Consols 921z for money 03 for account,
u. $. Bonds 5.21s quiet: 'b5s (old) 80 {: fG2s d.
o95ai US SD i0-lgs. 10. '62s at Hruuk fort.
81. stock, Erie. -. illinois gflf: Atlantic
End Great Western, ~.
PARIS, Sept 17.-Rantos 20 francs Is ceut-
% LIVERPooL1 sept. ~. - Cotton market
firm. but not higher. nafddtino urIrnf
I'D orleans I554di sales OF 1000 bales. Calf
fOtnia white wheat lis; red Western Qs IN
abs Sd. Western flour 2is. Corn e1s. O1ta
IS o. Peas AS Ga. Pork l02s Gd Beef Olg.
Lard 75s Cd. Cheese 6Is Cd. Bacon Cls.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Talow DOS GA. SMEAR
50s 8d@4Qs. Petr0 cum an Antwerp 5Ii<
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B9 T. G.. Bridwell & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have
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.
ieI7-tf
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pa Arnold's Ink, ten cents per
bottle, at the JOURNAL Office.
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REPORT on mn B0UNTY FUED.

REPORT on TRE BOUNTY FUND.
70 the Honorable Board Of Comhlis-
sioaers Of Vander6urgb County:
The undersigned committee, ap-
pointed by your honorable Board, to
assist in the examination and investl-
cation Of the report Of Victor Bisch,
County Auditor, concerning his man
agement Of the Bounty Fund, would
report that in compliance with our in
structions. we have made 4 full and
thorough Investigation Of al the re-
ceipts and disbursements Of said
Bounty Found; that We have exam
ined and compared all records, ac-
counts, receipts and vouchers; have
also collected information from pri-
vate individuals aad other sources.
The following is q recapitulatiOu Of
the receipts and disbursements of
said Bisch, as receiver and payer or
said Bounty Fund, to wit:
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[dEEUATEDRT-As salesman, by q man
~ fully competent, who speaks Engllsn
I'D GERMAN. WOuid have no objection
To INVESTING 81 COO to 6, 009 in good bus1-
ness. In desired. Address Pc. box 1904. JAW
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Rnr Rant.

rvTEVE THREE STORY BETCIk
building occupied by I. q u. Hermann,
NO 81 Main Street, is for rent. Apply at
their store, Nos. 60 and 81 Main Street.
jy2 diff All city papers please copy
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90 80.

eSsECgNn-EEAND FORCE PUMP -
- Is in good order. Inquire at the Jour
nal Oaice. sepA'
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3. SFNZHgH . SON.

5. SIN ZEOH Il s JON,
wholesale Dealers In
Bo8t Stores; Intoxicating, Coal, and
Lard Oils; Cordage. Resin,
Pitch, &c.
no. 20 TVATER STEEEET,
apr26 dIyl Bet. Main and Vine.
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-g-snT7ers ann T.oT-On Eighth Street,
- I,ety1een f5urn and Mulberry. En-
ST1fT. = 4 the Journal ONCE of THOMAS j.
S a5lCv + ~ y s''7 [ty22 diff
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WANTED.

Tgw GUsE-A good tenant wishes to rent
- 81 house Containing about three or
the Post once. Address JNO. KENN4ON,
care OF Box ll50. se10.
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FOR RENT.

100 geEET-A convenient dwelling
h hOuse. or hve to seven rooms, to a relt-
sbie and prompt paying tenant. Address
j.. .. Box SIS, city. SEW 81
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ONsILV'7 AVu7Vi 4V'17s'@1' y
between Eighth and Ninth, opposite the
aepot Terms reasonable. Inquire at e.
s,rr, ssER4s Grocery. lauls dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following Ii
censes To marry were Issued from the
County Clerks omce. for the week end
ing Sept. 18th, 1869:
Joseph BoHandIck and Barbara Gerhard
Robert Clark and sylvia Ann Gibson.
GOttleib SpeeF Henrietta Bunge.
George i. kesseIrIug and Sa1lie Garrett.
John L. McGutchau and Mary a. Hooker.
George IteWson and M0llls Bedford.
John Smoker and Op0lonB Rooms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

MYSTERIOUS. A white child, we learn, was
picked up a few days ago, near South BnSion'
Va. While n1alins Ia skitf Oh Dan River.
IL was nicely ersconced in Il mttaiic bailal case,
with bottle of milk arranged Tor 1t to suck,
and its head pilowed on $50 IN grecnhaeks'
The report is that 1t was snperscrihed TO the
man who found it while fishing IN the Dam
and by whom it was rescued aDd cared lor'
Freshly pluck ed roses deeled the little stranger,
and il bore prominent signs Of cfims in h lgh
life 800 Milton ca. T) CtJouicL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01
ALEXANDRIA.

In his sermon on Sunday morning last, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher is reported to have taken
strong ground against the pending movements
looking to the reunion oil certain religious sects,
In taking this unusual view of the case, he ar
gued that iu the large number of Christian de-
nominations consisted the chief strength Of re-
hgion, and cited st. Paul to fortify his posi-
ton. lie hoped that instead OF decreasing in
number, the sects would continually increase.
A novel view OF the matter, to say the least
OF it!