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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12
St. LOuls Market.



TOBACCO Steady and unchanged.
FLOUR-LOWer grades are scarce and
firm superfne sold at s. 2jd5 so; X S. Goa
So 80; Xxx SO 00a6 so; XXX 60 1907 25, and
fancy 80 O0g9 p. e.
WHEAT-Opened firm but closet 4M5c
lower on medium grades: choice Spring
sold at 81 p; prime TO strictly prime red
Fall 81 S09I 40i choice TO fancy DO. 81 ~
9si 50.
CoRG-Better; mixed in baIlE 890821<c
mixed in sacks S5c; choice yellow Soc;
choice TO fancy white 95eMS1 90.
OATS Firm; new ~ bulk 4fm4Go; black
and mixed In sacks 50@53c; choice white
54455c.
BARLEY mall sales OF Spring Of 81 05.
RYE-Firm at S71S3 for choice.
WHTsJkY-Advanced to 81 10
PORK-Steady and firm at S3f >.
CUT MEATS-Dry-sa lbed meat. lie was re-
fused for round lots of shoulders
BACON-Qufet and firm at LIE for shOul-
ders and l01<c for clear sides.
LARD-Quiet at IS51e for steam.
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BAD BoYs.-Three colored Juvenile
Sixteen String Jacks were arrested
yesterday on the charge of riotous
conduct, fighting, etc., but as no wit
nesses could be found to testify
against them, they were discharged.
These little darkeys are very bad, and
day or two since struck white boy
named Jim Dixon, on the head with
brick. inhicting an ugly wound.
Another white boy, named John
Quinback, was cut in the arm by these
young scallawags, who live in the
upper part of town. near the Newburg
road. They are between fourteen and
sixteen years of age.
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BEFoRE JUSTICE EMERY.-A suit
for damages took up almost all day
at Squire Emery's Office yesterday.
A negro man, whose name we did not
learn, brought suit against a white
man named Rosenthal, for damages
sustained by plaintiff by defendants
cattle getting into his cOrn-feld.
The jury gave a verdict of $50 dam
ages for nlaintiff.
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SKELETON Due UP.-At the Hen
derson eonglomerate gravel pit, which
is being worked by Haffey & Boyle, a
skeleton of man was dug up. on
Tuesday. The remains are. supposed.
by old citizens of Henderson, to be
those Of a man who was hunga that
place in 1911. Five or six large cor
nelian shirt buttons with copper eyes,
were also found, one Of which is in
possession of w. FL. Klusman, of this
city. The buttons are said to be Of a
very peculiar style, and are quite a
curiosity.
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Cincinnati Marker.

BY reiesraphl CTEoINEATI. Aug. II.
FLOUR-Dull and prices nominal.
WHEAT--Unsettled; no accurate quota
lions can be given.
CORN Firm at 95c.
OATs-500G0c, and firm.
RYE-Firmer at SlGI 50.
BARLEY-In demand at 81 40aI As
WHIsKY-Firm at 81 0S.
Provision s-Firm but unchanged. Mess
Pork, S33 so. Bulk Meats, l46glG1Sc Is asked
for shoulders and sides. Bacon, ljc ig ask
ed for shoulders, and l9c for clear sides I;
there are no clear RIB sides IN the market
LARD-Sold at l95<c, but il Is generally
held at 20c.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-U nchauged and
steady.
OfIs-Lard oil, 81 33d1 30.
950c for refined.
ToBACCO-In active demand; sales OF 2ll
hhds. at S6 I0920 90.
EGGs-l4c, and dull. ..-e
GOLD-1345< buying.
ExCHANGE-SJeady at l. 10 discount buy
lug.
MONEY Market easy. .rI
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FELL INTO a CELLAR.--A Polish.
Jew named Levi Wolf, on last Tues
day night, while cargying sack Of
corn, fell into the cellar that has been
excaVated for Jim Wiltshire's new
building on the corner of Leet and
Fourth Streets, and was seriously
hurt, having bad cash cut in the
back part of his head, besides being
badly stunned. Mr.. Wiltshire had
boards up at each end of the excaya-
ton, and the accident is attributed to
careless ness. ..t.s s#7r
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LOuIsVlIle Harket.
By Teieeraph.I LoUIsvILIE. Augu

By Telegraph LOUIsvILEE. August IL,
BAGGIEG-F Firm and heavy. at 231lG2415c.
tLoUR-Firm superhne ca IS.
GRAIN-Steady. Wheat, red, 81 10; white.
q u. Corn, in bulk, 70475c. oats, In bulk,
45950c. Barley, 81 10.
TOBACCO = Leaf nrm: sales OF SO hogs
heads, at prices ranging from $40 10 sl7 Sol
PRoYnsIOES = Firm. Mess Pork f8f co.
Bacon -shoulders Ice, clear Rib Igl4c, and
clear sides le1zglS5<c; hams 22a23I%c.
LARI--Iierce zoe, keg 2I1zc.
HIGHWINEs-FirmeT at 81 C8
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~ All persons DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning Water in the Counties Of
Yanderburgh and Warrick, Except
Union Township, Vanderburgh Coz
are advised of the Patent Tubular
Drive Well, the best, safest. and
cheapest means of getting good and
lasting supply. Rates reduced, sat
lsfaetion guaranteed, and ample ref
erence given as to merits of the inven-
ton. Materials and supplies for
those wishing to use in other terri
tory, furnished at lowest rates. Fur
Their particulars given on application
to the sole owner of patent IN the
territory above mentioned fls.I
@. KRAFT,
Corner First and Pine and Second
and Elm Streets. augIz-f
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A WANTON OUTRAGE.-Ye sterday
evening, as the express train going
north was passing a point about two
miles north of Patoka, one of party
OF boys threw a bali of dry mud
through the car window, striking a
passenger a severe blow On the chin.
The train was stopped, aud Conductor
Bush started IN pursuit of the boys,
but did not succeed in capturing
them. They will be attended to to-
day. fe lEa
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ATTEMPTS AT BURGLARY. The
burglariously disposed eusses have
not all vamoosed the rancho yet,
and they continue to operate On a
small scale in. this city, On Tuesday
night one. bold chap got into the
room occupied by DR.. Thompson and
wife at Mrs. Grifith's house on First
Street. Mrs. Thompson heard the
burglar, and when she alarmed the
Doctor the villain made his escape by
a ladder he had set up against the
house. DR.. Thompson fired one shot
at what he supposed to be a man, but
it had no effect. ..aa s'''.' &
An attempt was also made on Tnes-
day night TO burglarize the residences
Of Ben. Cash, on Water Street, but
the robbers were discovered, and gave
leg bail. pursued by Mr. Cash and
some of the neigh bors, but the
seoundrels succeeded in gettipg away.
There are qUitea number of thieves
In town, and the police will have to
be on the alert. We have not enough
day police. gdua sdl
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United states Of America. District OF I'M
diann, $50
WTVEEEmEAB. a Libel Or IN.
w formation Was nlcd iH ile UIstrIrt
Court Of the United states for Che DIalrIef
or Indiana, on the 23d uaw on juno. IEgn.
~ 1homas IA. browne. Esq5 d. 8 District
Attorney on behalf Of Che United atafaa.
against twelve % boxes plug tobacco.
seized az said District for q vl0Iaiiou ri t6i
internal revenue IaW OF the United Htatpa.
and claiming damages lu the Hum Of sly
ana praying process against Said Brounftr.
ana mat tne same may be condemned and
sold therefor
now therefore, pa pursuance OF the mo-
milton under The seal OF Hnld Court tn mr
ulfeeied ana delivered A du hereby give
public notice 90 en- PERSONS aiamluu aHfn
goods, or any par. thereof 81 ia amy mans
ner interested therein, that thCy ba and
appear before th3 said, the District Ceuu
OF the United Stnloa, Do DO haIa nt fno eItt.
o. Indianapolis, alid for toe District 81
Indiana, on the urHt Monday of Hoptrmbr
next, 40 10 o'clock of the forenoon 0f thnr
day, then ard there TO luferDof0 thnIr
elaimg end make their allegation u CHAT
behalf
BEN epOONER Marshal. U.S..
Atlesti j. I'D. Rowland. Clerk
aus dat
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European Market.
Cable

BY Cable.l LONDON. Ausust IL.
CoNsoLs--For money ga, account 90.
" >. Bonds-5-20s 83ts, quiet aud steady ;
at Frankfort $50.
LIVERPOOL, August II. 90 Cotton firm /;
midland upiands I'D, Orleans Il1Egu%d;
sales of l2,O00 bales. California white wheat
lis ID red Western los ID. Flour &Js. Corn
lgJs. Oats 3s Sd. Peas 42s. Pork l02s Beef
S0s. Lard Us. Cheese g. Bacon COS.
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STRANGLED.-Yesterday evening
child of Mrs. Flournoy. residing on
upper Second Street, attempted to
swallow a peach seed, which stuck
fast in its throat, producing strangu-
lation. A doctor was sent for, but
the mother, fearing that the child
would die before his arrival, with her
finger pushed theseed down its throat,
after which the child seemed to feel
no Inconvenience
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THE CoMET-We had a very fne
view last night Of the comet, which is
plainly visible to the naked eye, a
little to the cast Of north and some
l5o above the horizon. With a nair
Of large feld-glasses. the distinct
eolors Of the strange visitant were
readily dlseerned. The body of the
comet IS hery red, while the rays are
a deep blue. 1t sparkles most bril-
liantly. 1t has no tail
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ALMOST A FIRE.-About s o'clock
last evening, little negro boy set fire
with a candle to a musquito bar in a
house opposite the JOURNAL build
ing. The bar was burned and the
stray tick caught on fire, and for a
little while considerable excitement
was created among the inmates of the
house. Owing to the presence Of
mind Of negro man the fire was
promptly extinguished, although the
man had his hands burned considera-
bly, in so doing. No alarm was
sounded.
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aeB rOrk cold and STOCK AsFk,t.

MONEY! Rather more active but easy at
Cat per cent, chiefly the inside.
STERLING- Unchanged and firm.
GoLD-LoWer: opened at So and closed
at S5c. Carrying rates 3a6c. The exports
to-day were $50 ,O0O. The st amer for TO
S57, 100000
COVERS HEaTs-Are lower aud heavy.
Coupons Of 81, 1249I24L; do. ~ I2fILa
1874 do. '64, l225%Gl23; 40. 'G5. I22Zmi23;
do. new, l2l5s9l2ls4; do. '67, l2i5sa122; do.
'6s, l2i9sgl2ls4; l0-40s, 49,.
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We publish the following commu-
nication at the request Of those who
take exceptions to a local item that
appeared in the JOURNAL several
days ago, with reference to the relig-
ious discussion at Oaktown. Our
/" Local based his item upon inform
alton that he deemed reliable, with
out any disposition to reflect upon the
Christian Church, or the gentleman
who represented it in the discussion.
He is not acquainted with either Of
the disputants, and had no prejudice
Ia favor of either, and. we presume,
cared very little which side got the
better in the argument. The contro-
versy which has sprung up over the
debate itself, shows that religious
discussions are not profitable in any
respect, and engender more bitter
ness and unpleasantness than is con-
ducive to d quiet neighborhood and
affeetionate. Christian neighbors. If,
however, both churches in Oaktown
have been so largely strengthened by
a gracious revival, as the result of the
controversy there, the discussion may,
as we hope it viii, prove an exception
to the general RULE Ed. JOURNAL.
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DIRECToR.-At a meeting Of the
Odd Fellows Mutual Benevolent As
ISOLATION, held on Tuesday night,
James Davidson was elected a Di-
rector, to fill the yacaRy oecasioned
by the death of David s. Anderson.
The Association is in prosperous
condition, the membership number
ing nearly one hundred.
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EvEN.-The Evansville Base Ball
Club played a game yesterday after
noon, with DIR. Haas and John Wy
mead as Captains of the respective
sides. At the close the score was.
even-18 to IS.
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HOOK AND LADDER APPARATUS
Col. Hollingsworth, Chief of the Fire
Department, has ordered the Hook
and Ladder apparatus for this city,
and it will be about month before
the order can be filed. In the mean
time we presume a company might be
organized to take charge of the appa-
ratus when it arrives.
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AccIDENT.-On last Tuesday, VIM.
Schlotter, of the firm of Turnock &
Schlotter, while engaged in painting
the cornices on George Lant's new
house, fell and struck on some joists
below, hurting his back quite seri-
ouslY.
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SATIsFAcToRY.-The late order for
sidewalk improvements is quite salts.
factory to the people at large. Pnsb
on the good work and give us another
batch soon. As soon as Evansville
has good sidewalks she will be bic
city.
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SrRAYED.-A red and white spotted
Mich Cow. between four and five
wears old. Marks-hole in the right
ear aud slit in the left. Any infor-
nation left at JOURNAL Office, with
II. II. Schultz, will be paid for.
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DoNATIoN.-The members of the
Evansville Cornet Band desire US to
return their thanks to the Eighth
Ward Republicans for the donation
of $27 80, paid over to the Band ty
the committee.
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BIG BUsINEss.-John Scott has
sold nearly five hundred certificates
in the Henderson Land Sale. The
drawing takes place on the 1st day of
September.
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RGV RoN E.Vv s.


The only additional arrivals and depart
ures up TO midnight last, were the Mollie
Nortons to Henderscn SPetrol1a No 2, from
CanneIton; Armada, to Cairo; Morning
Star, to Louisville; Kate Putnam, st. Louis
to Cincinnati.
The Morning Star had . nhds- tobacco
and considerable niseellaneous treight......
The PetTolia had an excellent trip. includ-
ing 40 hhds. tobacco, q bales hay, so sacks
barley, and much MISCELLANEOUS freight.
= Among the passenger by the Morn
ing Star was our genial and handsome
young friend Capt. Joe. lBIcCuDoch, form.
erly of the Liberty No. ?, aud now owner
OF the Mayhower. He was en- route TO
Henderson. and vas looking extremely
well. Also. Col. AlarKla1d, Special Agent
Of the Post once Department, ca route to
Cairo and Memphis ........The Clara Scott
has undergone complete repairs. Her
cabin has beea extended full length
and ggreatly- improved. She has re-
ceived a fine coat OF paint inside and
outside, and willJBe thoroughly tefurnfsh-
ed throughont When ready Tor business,
she Will be one OF the handsonest boats In
this vicinity. She leaves on Saturday for
Eastport and all. way posts IN place Of the
Sam. Orr..........The Morning Star returned
from Henderson, at ~ O'Clock and left az
10 O'CLOCK for louisville. Kinnle Smith
and Henry Mitchell have both retired
from her Office, and Frank DougheTty and
George Asheraft are fnstalled as her clerks.
Mr.. Dougherty IS 3 very pleasant gentle
man, and George Asheraft is a veteran in
the service, and is immensely popular.
$50. ...... Henry Mitchell, late of the Morn
ing star, k9a8 q pass enger by the
Petroia No. last night. ........-.The
Kate Putnam bad moderate trip,
and did not find anything heJ@............Tne
Armada got a first rate trip out, and was
rather late gettipg. or She was crowded
with peopie..A...The Quiekstep arrived at
two O'Clock this morn ing, with a fair trip
of freight and passengers
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Hemphis MaPHet.
By Telegraph

By Telegra Dh.l MEMPHTs. Augusl II.
CoTToN- Unchanged; receipts 2 bales;
exports 10 bales.
FLoUR-S6 50dS 50.
WHEAT-9JcaSi 80. .....
CoRN-Held at soc.
OATs-471zc.
HAY-s25 COOS co.
BRAN-SI7 o0Gl9 90.
CORN MEALS 35@3 IS,
PoRK-S35@35 80.
LARD-20gZl1zc.
BAoON--Steady and firm; shoulders Ice,
ana sides 1910.
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nov YORK Dry GOODS aaFael.

Dry Goods have an improved inquiry
rics, and prices rule steady. The only
changes Of Consequence are in ConestOga
Iickings, which are lower. CoEestoga g.
9 A are reduced from y to 2Ic: ID A G.
from p to 2218c; do. Gold Medal from % to
25c, and extra 81 TO 30c. Wool FLANNEL la
request and firm.
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SLATE R0oFs.-Green Bellamy has
just finished the work of putting
slate roofs on the new residences Of
Judge Morris 8. johnson and George
Liant. ESQ.
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New BASE BALL CLUB.-A num-
Der of young gentlemen in our city
have organized the Star Base Ball
Club" new institution. The Off
GERS elected are Henry Kaetter, Pres
ident; Joseph Nurre, Secretary; and
w. S. Peters, Treasurer. We under
stand that, after little practice, they
propose to play the Evansville Base
Ball Club.
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CITY N EW S .

The RETURNS learn that the
Board will meet to-day to make the
returns of the number Of votes cast
IT. the late railroad election. aa
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SENT TO THE PENITEETIARY.-The
Armada, on Tuesday morning, brought
up Eve convicts from McCraeken
County, en- route to the penitentiary
at Frankfort. There were two negro
men, two negro women and one white
man, all convicted of larceny.
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NEEDS ATTENTIoN.-The gas In
one of the public lamps on the corner
of Main and Third Streets, gives light
only enthusiastically. Let the gas
man attend to the matter at once.
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FALL TRADE.-A number of our
merchants are getting ready to 60
East for Fall goods, and the prospects
for heavy trade are very good.
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NATIVE AMERICANA man ap-
piled to the County Clerk for mar
rage license yesterday, and stated
that his father was an Indian Chief,
of the Cherokee Tribe.
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GEOLOGICAL SPECIMENS. = DIR.
Floyd Stinson, Librarian, at the
Library Association Rooms, in this
cisy. has, in a short time, aecumu-
lated quite a fine collection of geo
logical specimens. They are neatly
arranged on a table. and are worth
looking at. He is daily adding to the
cabinet.
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FIXING UP.-We observe that the
private Office of the First National
Bank is being overhauIed, and
beautiful panel ceiling being put up.
It will look elegant when finished.
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CHEAP.-A six-line puff" for a
glass of lager. is the ruling rate with
the local statistician of the " busy
map"
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"a Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHES.
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THE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS RAIL
RoAD.-The Directors of the Evans
vile, Carmi & Paducah Railroad
Company held a meeting at Mr.. Wei
born's Office last night, at which we're
present the President and Secretary,
and Me srs. Bray, Cloud. Semonin,
Hopkins, Heilman and Reitz. I'm
portant business was transacted by
the meeting. and it was determined,
. at once, to push forward the prepara-
tons for having surveys Of the differ
eDt routes made. Messrs. Hill and
Welborn were directed to correspond
with practical engineers, with view
to immediate employment, as 1t is de-
sired that the work Of surveying
should begin by the first day Of Sep
TENDER. The surveys and estimates
are all to be made this Fall, so that
work can be commenced early in the
Spring. In order to make the sur
veys and defray other necessary ex-
penses, an assessment of eight per
cent. has been made upon the capital
stock, four per cent. payable on the
10Th of September next, and four per
cent. on the 18th of October. 81
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IO8l.PH ufMAs.
HMMtX MA MHWFTEI

ANhhh#AiAei jug BMa NNlis
Referring % the above, We thnuf our
customers Tor Toe PATRONAGE bcHtowpH OU
~ heretofore and request our patrons to
transfer lhe same ta SAT-. Mofasflrr whore
aim 40 viii be 90 merit tho #aHln LIt gEHfHt
entire sotfafacti0n. JOSEPH ULBAa.
jyB-lm HENRY MAAsHHRg
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9 From the bed OF BattIe., ;,

Ia ~
OAKTowN, Ind, Aug. 10, 1869.
Editors Journal:
Presuming that you do not wish to
have your readers misinformed as to
the result Of the recent religious con-
test held here, nor that you would
willingly misrepresent the Christian
congregation of this place, we send
you the following report as correc-
tion to what appeared in your paper a
few days since in reference to the de-
bate:
You state that the decision of the
audience, consisting of both denomin-
ations, was that Mr.. Bowers triumph
ed over his adversary" This state
.ment, as it regards the Christian
Church, is wholly incorrect. Again,
you state, by way, it seems. of CON
firming your first remark, that " be-
fore. the debate was closed sixty &C
cessions were made to the Church
(Methodist.) The facts are simply
these: Mr.. Bowers closed the Meth
odist protracted meeting on night
before last, and left yesterday for
home, having received precisely sir.
teen, and not sixty, on probation,
and two infants sprinkled, as
the result of his " triumph" while
the meeting at the Christian Chapel
has already resulted in forty four ad-
ditions and Is progressing with in
creasing interest.
JOSEPH w. Wolfe,
T.J. WOLFE, NIL,
T WN. PIFER, Hioers'
ADAM BoNDT,
j. u. TAYLOR, one of the Moder-
ators.
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For Rent.
WANTED.

yEYOMAN "A good steady woman to
wv do general homework. Apply at
HUMPHREY, LEWIS q cos wharf boats
anl2 az
TF9ERNESHED ROOAT-In central part
Of the city. Address w. Ell. W., Lock
Box 6s4. References exchanged. Laul2 DIST
RIRE-PROOF SAFE = One second
hand fare-proOf safe, combination
lock, weight TO be from ], 200 to 1900 pounds.
Inquire at this office. lit
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~ z. @. 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. Flesh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Roekbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf tu5 q,
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, Aug II.
WHEAT-Red 81 1901 Is; amber, 81 1901 70
white. 81 2591 30.
CORN-92c.
OATs-45c.
RYE-90c.
BAGoS-sldes i9c; shoulders l51zc.
TARD-25c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12
IA Prove Barrett's by trying
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THE Language of nature and experience
demonstrates that whoever would enjoy
the Pleasures of lood, the beauties of land
scapes, the joys of com paniOnshlp, the
r!ches OF literature or the hOnors Of sta
ION ana ren9Wns must preSeTre their
heGtth. The effect of foul, Injurious food,
enlel Ing the stomach, IS TO derange the
digestive organs and pro iuce heauache,
loss OF appetite, undressing sleep, low
spirits, feYeFlsh burntngs, etc, which are
the ympUomS OF that norrId Il sseaEe,
DUsDeDSfu, " hich assumes thousand
shapes, and points toward a n1iserabi e
life aud premature decay. PLANTATIOn
BITTERs win prevent, overcome and eoun-
teract all these effects. They act with I'M
errfng power, and are taken with the
pleasure of a beverage.