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feared.
STREET NOTES.

One Of the leading Gambling u.,,.,
oursted' closed doors and retired. n !.
not believed that they made much Of. .;,
during their operations. Now that vs..
life is again in possession Of hi. om
his attention is being called to n
places and he is urged to see tina, !.
come down with the stamps" for thu.
licenses. The weather is bright and nl...
antbut unusually cool for this seasn. :,
the year. We hear SO much of thu ~.
stage Of the water in the river and =
crevasses which are occurring that Va +.
gin-to feel nervous for the CROWN, c,os.
As it is late in the season and tho
above was falling at last accounts Va bos.
that all will ye: be well. From Kull ~
Dickey. booksellers and stationers Ma ,os
Canal Street, have received Lippipco,,,.
Magazine for June, an excellent number :,
this sterling periodical. They have ali n.
late works. travels scientific reseanh..
hctions &C.. and always keep posted v;,h
everything new in the world Of le,.s,.
The election yesterday passed OF yerv
quietly and attracted little interest-th;.
is shown by the small number of vote,
cast. Those who neglect their duty =
citizens and fai! to vote, certainly eboun
not complain if there is corruption in our
city government or If Incompetent and neg.
igent officers are elected. "God helps who
help themselves" When the people be.
come convinced ofthis and take the prone,
interest in public sffairs, we may see
change for the better, change that is need.
ID in our local as we'll as National Affairs
Yours Truly
TIM LINKINWATER.
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Most of people hereabouts are
complaining that the weather is awful
warm and oppressive-but all this
complaint can be easily abated by
sending to Jonas Weil's, three times a
day, and purchasing ice of him. An
Editors word for it, you will soon feel
relieved and cool as frozen cucumber.
Try it once for luck
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h~Town awful dull-business ditto
streets dusty and scarce of loafers
and mucks-money market depressed
and tight, ditto the cotton market and
the hide trade-and no tallow, bees
wax, horns, nor old iron and brass
coming to Town. Let her gush! we
might fare worse
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S Two dozen fine, ripe, delicious
pears, from the Nursery of A. R.
Bradley, were placed on our table,
early Monday morning, and in return
ing our old friend thanks for this little
kindness, we can assure him they were
not hard to take. A repetition of the
favor won't hurt.
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Nsas" With an increased demand for fish
at Alexandria, Va, there has been con-
siderable falling off in the receipts, aud
prices have in consequence advanced. Shad
sold at from Sl2 to SIG per hundred, and
herrlngs at from So SO to $ll per thons-
and. The country demand has been suffi-
clent to buy all the fish that reached the
market.
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s- Little Frank was taught he was
made OF dust. AS he stood by the window
watching the dust, as the wind was whirl-
ing 1t in eddies, he exclaimed seriously !.
ma, thought the dust looked as thou.b
there was going to be another little bow
made" Wy
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MA- The negro who not long since took
Lexington policeman's baton away from
him and belabored him over the head with
it and then escaped, was captured in Paris
last week and taken back to Leyinoton
where he was fined $50 for his exploit. He
has concluded to serve it out at the work
house.
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ALEXANDRIA, LA.
JUNE 2, 1869
CHURCH NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the ladies
of the Episcopal Church, at the Ice
House Hotel, on Saturday morning
next, June 5th, at ii o'clock. A full
and punctual attendance is requested,
asmatters ofimportance will be brought
forward.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-02

ERESH LEMON SYRUP-War-
l. ranted Genuine. Prepared by H. ST
JOHN. Orgeal Syrup Vanilla, Pine An.
PIE, strawberry. Prepared by H. ST.
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~ Our thanks are due, for late
New Orleans papers, to the officers of
the Lizzie Hopkins, B. L. Hodge No. 2.
Era No. 8, Frolic and Selma.
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ES Read the lumber card of s. f.,
cuny' who has leased the large Saw
MIL of Colloun, and who is now ready
to fill all orders in his line.
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10 Members of Phoenix Literary
Society will please attend meeting on
Friday night at y o'clock.
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B We call attention to the impor-
tant advertisement of the Louisiana
Ice Manufacturing Company.
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that set of public thieves took tt
robblhg because decent people wonld
not countenance them, and slande,
upon their motives and conduct to i'm.
pute the evils that now afflict us ia
their refusal to act politically or social
~ with State officials alien ia
Louisiana in every respect. IF the
persons who are the authors or en-
dorsers of those sentiments really be-
lleve what they say, let them avow it
10 their fellow men and "organizen the
happy family that is to be composed of
all the conservative elements Those
whose moral susceptibilities are not
wounded by contact with shameless
vice and pollution may recreate them
selves in congenial association with
Warmotll-those whose physical senses
or early prejudices receive no shock by
close proximity to the negro Dunn NAV
perhaps be graciously admitted to
share with him the honors of the new
party-and all who are ready to dis
grace themselves by renouncinc all fu-
'ure right to glory in the perils that
lave past, or to join in the struggle for
''ghts that the ultimate justice of the
Northern people must by and bye con-
EIDE, If we do not prevent them by our
acceptance in advance of proffered
may commingle in the as
emblage Of hitherto discordant shirts
But if there be any true hearted man
Who has been caught by the twaddle
obtained in the address from which
% have been quoting, let him ask
imself what were his feelings when he
cad that humiliating letter in which
'ongstreet shamelessly ayowed. his
postacy, and renowned the love and
dmirationo of grateful people. What
'ntempt f0lshis meanness what sor-
wv for his error! What sad putting ,
way out of our hearts his name and
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men and the firing, for brief space O
time was very lively. From a Metropoli
tan, who was present learn that it was
impossible to tell how many shots were
nred' they came 10 rapidly. They we're
marched right upon the Jefferson forces
who were posted in the shade SO that it
was impossible for the attacking party to
see there. After brief moment of iuii.
cision the Metropolitans were ordered back
an order they promptly obeyed, making a
hasty retreat to the rail road station on
st Charles st., My informant saws that
the Jefferson police were backed by the
citizens in large numbers, but expressed
the belief that they would soon be cleaned
out" In this attack ten men were woun
ded, some very slightly and Others very Sc
riously and one man was killed. Tho Me-
tropoltans remained at the roll road depot
and the Jeffersonians at the Market House
the two armies lying thus. almost motion
tionless and neither wishing to be the at
lacking party. My informant says how
ever that as soon as daylight appeared the
Jeffersonians took to their heels and made
off, leaving them "masters ofthe situation
However Objectionable the law may be to
our neighbors, the policy of armed resis
lance, end the circumstances was unwise
and ImpoIitic. The law has been decided
constitutional by the Supreme Court of the !!
State and the Metropolitans. not only have
heir their trained force to back them, but
'lso the United States forces and for aid
n that direction application was made at
m early stage of the excitement. The
cruel war IS over it is believed, but
wing to the bitter feeling agains. the
detropolitans Police, that now exists.
ome additional scenes OF violence ara
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.Il aFAI.Y q C0MMEnrIAI-


~ relHgraph'l NEw York. July b.
AsHEs-Pots quiet az 81 8a7 81; pearls
CoTToN-Without change. ss,.. ~, -,A
bales a. 8fjzc for upIands VI i''VV
LoUR-hecelpls. 8,25 barrels. rnortrot
59lOc better on shipping, with more 80
ing; sales Of 1900 barrels nc s3 IOUe5 III
for superlne STATE and Western IA a.
So 80 on extra 5fatef 90 Oj6EG s. for oKfr4
western 81 yJgT - for while wheat extra F.
So 40g6 20 FOR round hoop ohio; E7 OOa7 FL
for extra -. Louis; s80I0 90 for choice do
closing steady included Ina the sales were
~ bbls. extra State, last hair OF July, az
y -. California nrmer; sales OF 400 Dbla
% 4Og9 90 RECON quiet at 81 00ag So.
WHiskY-tirmer: sales OF 80 bbls West
ern at 9955cMsl Oi free
HhAT-tccelp pts 81 900 bushels. market
active and 3a4c higher, with "a good ~ bort
demand sales OF 49, 800 bushels &C gl Az for
No. . Spnng:al AZ for ECs. 2 and DO. mix
Winter red Western; ST 629i IS for Inferior
TO prime white California.
RYE-Qulet and firm.
BARLEY--Duli and nominal
MALT-Camada 55e
CORN-kecelp &c, 1n bush 2a53c better.
win an active speculative demand; l12.-
900 bush sold atG989zc for new mixed West
ern ViA canal 6389jc DO railroad; 03e Tor
white Western.
OARS Receipts 58.5l7 bush lac better.
ana IN active demand 10000 bush sold al
SlW8lJEc for Western anOat.
SqGAE -Ea Ter; 800 hhds Cuba sold 40 n
PETROLEUM Firm at lGJlg17o for crude,
3za3215c for refined.
H0rs-Quiet 10 8al5c for American.
OIL-Llnsecd steady 40 slml o. by the
cask.
SPIRITS IURPEETINE-Quiet at 12a4t1zc
PHOVIsfONs-POrk quiet and steady; 900
Dds sold az Ell WM8Z for new mess G1G1Z7
Tor primer s25 5O9z5 for prime mess. Beef
steadyf ~ bbls sold aJ $40 for new plain
mess sl29l5 for new extra mess: El0a2 for
prime mess, and e2lB3O for India mess.
Beef hams quiet; 100 bbls sold no 20a80e
ny meats ouil and heavy. AS pkgs sold al
l31a4l4c; shoulders i6al7c: hains, midules
quiet aud steady at 81 In boxes; lce-cu
l65Ec.
LARD-Dull and droOpiugs sales OF 40
tlerces AZ 10 9I95zc, chiefly l95[c for steam
and lJ55MlB54c for kettle rendered.
BUTrER-DulI az IGa28c for OHIO. aud fGa
l6tzc for State,
CHEEsE-Heavy, at llal5c.
FREIGHrs-TO Liverpool 6rmer. Ship
ments of 100 00J bushels wheat al 75<ms4I
per sail and 0G94d per steam. aud 600
bbls -four al D 6dN2s 81 per stea "a.
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHcACo, July 3.
FREIGuTs Nominal: engagements at Sc
for wheat % Euiltl9 from Milwaukee.
FLOUE-IOlcf ably active aud market
firm, with Spring extras nt t5mB sos other
descriptions quiet.
WHEAT--Active and excited. but thn dee
mand is speculative; an advance of8e3t6 81
was gained on all grades; 10. Spring
closed at 81 32.I. no. ] "a 8iul 20: No.
81 32al 33s during the afternoon there
were sales al 81 - for no, 3.
CoRN-Aciive and prices higher and un-
steady; sales Of No. 7sls9S31ze; No. 71g
S0Kc; closing go 790T9lfc.
OATs-Demaud alto ether. speculative.
but the market is drmer, with an udviluce
OF 8a3Hc. closing at GBIZn9Oc.
kYE-ktpmer aud De higher; sales 10 031
81 U: closing 40 the outside figure.
bARLaY-Nominal az on a. for No. In
store.
HICnwINFs - Inactive, with buyers &C
9Jc, but no sellers.
pRONIsIONs DUH and marlrpt easy.
Mess Pork 432 I'd. Lard l80ltke. lJrv salt
ed Shoulders l2Mc
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BY Telegraph ST.. LOuIe. Jnly 8.
TOBACCO Medium aud bright Wrappers
lower. The quotations are NM7lEc for sound
lugF. ia 1870 for common 10 medium lear,
llm2Dc for gtOd dark 90 good bright ala-
sOIri leaf, 25400o for nne bright do, l0aIlo
for black Kentucky wrappers and o zoe
for bright d..
COiToN-QuCtcd At 81llNDs
HENr-Duii and UNCHANGED, with Fales
Of uudressed ranging from DJe 10 80 a5i
FLOUR Active FOR lower grades, which
are scarce and wanted and au qualities
are hrmeFt spring nud Val sunernuet aus
cItras 50 At o. ogaD I'D. XIX % N1M0 20,
xxx ~ aD9I %, and nancy t8 T009 l0.
WHEAT The weather causcd "a nrmor
feeling, and outside buyers Ia some cases
paid uu advance of o. for neW Fall small
IQis poor spring sold 40 I'D l0a i5s choice
Club tl 20 strictly prime 10 choice new
red 81 d2gl 40; fancy new red and white
81 dol 90
Z OHN-Fiuner and higher mixed sold
at s2G66c yellow 8jas3c, white g3gD3c.
OATS Better, ab 0zG7Oc.
RYE ffrufert no 81 d..
W ~ IgCX-A a vnncHd 20 B5c
GEOCERfEs-QulBt and unchanged,
Prov sIONs r. Quiet, but the fccliug -
better, with more Inquiry. PORK sold on
orders at 3e1 33ifc, ihe latter for extra
heavy Dfy-a TED ehouidlr, sold 90 BE
Bacon, on orc fs ImllMg or shoulders.
iS9l8l4e for els AT sides, and n = for can
vas Ell sGghr-currd hHuis. Lard DUH AID
unchanged, al .9gl9zc Tor choice tiCrcc.
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Oine,unaff NHrKst

By Teiesraph.l CIEURNATf. July 8.
FLOUR--Is Grmer, but not higher: super.
perfine 50 75g1 30; extra 50 1905 30 family
s5 75U6 co.
WHEAT-Under an improved demand
advanced 81, and red winter new COM
mands 81 30Gl 50 Tor NOS Zand i.
CORN also higher, at zoe for mixed,
aud 76c for white.
OATs-Are carco and higher al 7O8726
for m ID.
RYE-Fifm az 81 l0al II for Nos 2 and D.
WBIsltY-Has adv need 10 CSC. and Is
firm.
CorrON-Inactive. 40 33c for middling
LTNSEED OTL-DecIluCd % sly
MES FORK-631 Eg
BULK MEArs-FIrm. but quiet. shoul-
dors lZ54c, rib sides i55<c, clear DO. l04 and
clear sides l15zc.
BAC0N-Steady; shoulders l4c, rib sides
l75EglztSc, aud clear sides lSc.
LARD Dun, 40 100 for Kettle rendered :
city leaf urmeT.
MONEY Sill stringent
EXcHANo E-steady atI-10 of buying.
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gnropean MarAet.


BY Cable.l LoNpoNs Jug 5
COusols 81 for 10 oBey; 95ts for aooOunt.
500 bonds 5is4. DO. 40 frankfort sft4s Erie
1871; Illinois 30.
LrvERPooL, July s.-CottOn nrrn3 mid-
ding upiands lz1Id; sales ~ 1000 bales.
Ca ifOrnfa white wheat lU8 ~ red western
NO 2 o. al. Western Sour 2is. COru NO. 2
mixed 2ss 81 for 81 g1s for new. Oats
81 al. Barley 38s 81. Pork vs.. Beef DJ8.
Lard us Cheese 51ss Bacon O. ca. COM
mon rosin - . w.; line lJs. Spirits petroleum
10 refined D. 6tad. InllOw 45a. Turpen-
tine 27s .d.
Increase ~ specie III tho Ednk 81 Eu-
gland f3Jf0j.
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The Men Who Pay the City
Taxes.
Full and COmplet List or All Who
Make Returns Of PersOsaI
Property for over $500.
Interesting Reading for Every
Taxpayer.

We give below a full and correct
list of all our citizens who have
made returns Of personal property
amounting to over $500. The figures
are taken from the Assessors books,
which are copied from the
original schedules. Ia the
returns, of course, is embraced
the value of household furniture,
clocks and watches, iewelry, silver
plate, musical instruments, horses,
carriages, COWS, etc.. and every tax
payer can see exactly what each per-
son values his personal property at.
We have no doubt this list will be the
most interesting item that We have
served up to our readers for some
time. The figures have been made
up with great care, and are correct,
according to the books of the Asses
sors. Those who make returns below
$500 we have omitted, and the num-
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testimonial.

At meeting OF the gentlemen from
Southern Illinois, asking for direct
railroad connection west from Evans
Vile, at the American House, on the
morning of July 9Th, Captain James
Hackney, of Carmi, was called to the
Chair, and VIM. Hamill. of McLeans-
boro, was appointed Secretary.
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted:
THAT the earnest and sincere
thanks of the delegation are hereby
expressed to the citizens of Evans
Vile for the kindness andeordialty
with which they have been received,
and they further express the hope
and know that, in very short time
a railroad connection of mutual in
terest and benefit will be established
aud built.
JAMES HACKNEY, Chairman.
VIM. HAMILL, Secretary.
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New - Id La Loo MarElI.

BY IeleHrhbl.I NEW AbHht July as
MoNEY-A shade easier ~ per cent.
with u slight commits ion Tor bonds. There
was considerable excitement aulomu the
money Lenders On.ltglnts notified tOnppear
before the Grand jury 90 answer cnafse8
Of eEacling usurOus interest, Many hive
notified their custOmers that f PEI cont
only viii De clfa ged. Lite This eYoulng
per cent was taken.
ErERLISG Steady az gMwlO.
GOLD-GlOsed nftn5 opening ~ ~, Aa
ing az 1875. u. a.. .......
GOvFps ii FrsTs- Were nrm ln the morn
fnD buf closed easier. the quota w ms ares
cil,7ir,e,ls ~ fsI. II155s1ll4s8s go. 1l. lxltf
l5i7t. 10. f8L Ilg54aiie5ai do ~, llbtsa
~ Us. II65S sIl1; lO-iJs, lla8iO7l8,
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sbonla appsar ia all the papers Of tbs
c;tv II Is a rule which has long
been established. Why 1t shouid DC
denarted from now, we know not
Courier, of the 18th.
The Courier Locals mistaken as
70 what has been customary. Last
wear city advertisements, of the char
ooter of (which he speaks. were
printed exclusively in the Courier, by
order of the Democratic City Council.
1t is not surprising, however, that a
Republican Local should not be
familiar with Democratic presidents
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Picnic EXCURSION TO DAY.-The
steamer Louisa. Capt. Tom. Boluss,
will make an excursion trip up the
river, to some point near Greensboro,
taking the Sabbath School children
connected with the General Baptist
Church, Of Independence, with their
parents and friends. Tickets can be
procured at the Office on board the
boat The boat viii leave the Lamasco
Wharf promptly at AN, and will
return in the evening before seven
O'Clock The trip will be pleasant
one, and all are invited to participate.
BE promptly on hand.
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HenphiB MaFkot.


BY telegraph MAMPnra. July 3.
COrToN -Fi.ni at 32l@33c; receipts 81
bales: exports nOue.
FLoUR- Holders ask am advance super
dne 81 O0G6 90.
WHEAT-New, 81 l08l 80.
CORN -a3NBJc.
DAT--sUU82c,
HAY-s2dfs2J o.
BRAN So
ORNnfEAI4-frosh 60 l0s kiln dried 81 81.
PORK It'd 90.
LARD-iGt2 020l<c.
BACON Quiet; shoulders, At<ct sides
IStSc
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- - - 1000 HarEnl.

By Telegraph NEW YORK July ..
The market was rather quiet but steady
and nfm for all dc5cIpuous ~ eoLtHh
goods. Heavy sbcctflRh ol ne pesL makes
nriug lGtTuI7c; soul hern tAuei PRINT
ing clOtks &c cor slNty-tpuf square lutAi
nriufs I2lSseI3%e: COTTON yarns inactive
yet flrIn az 4JwuL; biack wad1ings D45)ci
do while aetzos lic fof eisi ern az Wicha
45GJOc: carpet Warps s)@a4taci ana coboh
twiue 81 MA5c.
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CIT Y N r w S.
To County Agricultural So
P5GfEpS

the season Is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing t. make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention TO our
superior fseiIties for doing all classes OF
this work. luch as Catalogues, Premium
IIs.s, Tickets Gsc- We are also prepared
10 get up one. two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or coiored inks, at short notice.
We have just added 20 our Job Depart
meut FIVE hundred dollars worth Of tue
latest styles of poster type, and our faeili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon rs, or
send for estimates.
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LOaisyilIe MnFket.


By TelesrapnJ LoUisvILLE. July 5.
BAGuING-Heavy 22e.
FLoUm-~upet fiue quiet an so 2J.
WHEAT Red ~ -, while wheat 81 b.
COEN-BuiK Csc
OAT8-BuIk zoe.
ToBAcco--Leaf steady sales Of 5Os bids.
al 80 bjMl2 ~.
Provisions Firm. Mess pork e8I 08.
Bacon, C ear sltie8 1910; clear RIB h54es
shoulders lizc. Lard 1910. Hams 2Jc.
HIGuWINas Ole.
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g Barrott's 4" sold everywhere.


New Tennessee wheat Flour to be
had at the Great Western Mills, at
s. p per sack, corner Fourth and
Fulton Avenue.
jy7-tf VAHLBERG & DIXON.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
To The Public.

The heavy rain or yesterday made
the Park uncomfortable and c0mpell-
ed me to postpone the advertised
Festival. Due notice will be given
when the Illumination and Concert
will come off. Respectfully,
Jg9-lt EDWARD WELLER.
(UniOn copy)
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POSTPONED. = In consequence Of
the heavy rains yesterday afternoon,
which rendered the grounds of the
Artcsian Springs Park damp and IN
pleasant, the Festival advertised for
last night, was postponed to some
future period, of which due notice
will be given.
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CROWDED OUT.-Several items OF
interest are crowded out this morn
ing, rs we give up the most of our
space to publication of the personal
tax returns. We feel satisfied, how
ever, that the list will excite general
interest.
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JACK HITCH ARRESTED. - Jack
Hitch, who has been absent from the
city since the shooting affair at Grace
Howard's, returned yesterday, and in
company with another young man,
raised a row at Rachel Stinson's
baguio. In the course of the fight,
chairs, dishes, etc., were freely used,
and Ne are informed that Rachel was
severely beaten. Hitch was arrested
By Marshal Wunderlich. and is con-
fined IN the County Jail, awaiting his
trial.
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THE BEsT.-The best and cheapest
Job printing in the State is done at
the Journal Job Rooms. An ex-
animation Of specimens and a cOmpar-
ison of prices will convince the most
skeptical Of the truthfulness Of our
assertions.
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WANTED.

SrY0EIEE I,aDTES-A few young ladies
10 sell an indispensable article. FoI
particulars, call at the American House
Room 20. Jy5 CIV
I'VE. ENERGEFEC AGENTS TO
a sell the Florence Sewing Machlne III
Indf ana and Kentucky. F1rst-clsaSs IeIrl-
tory and good inducements ofIered 70 LIVE
r,s5, A. b. HOWARD,
iv-f NO IL south Second st.
rtAFEsM ann Main Street Bust-
- 49, Honse-One that speaks German
- r,.,.(J For nearer m formation, address
n ROY cSf Evansville p. o. jy7tf
FID4 ................................JU y 9, 1862
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BeE~ Y. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Maia 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.
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TOBACCO SALES To-DAY-Martin,
Gardner & Co. will sell at the Plant
ers' Warehouse, to-day, about sixty
hogsheads of tobacco. A full attend
ance of buyers Is requested. Sale
will commence at the usual hour.
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FOR RENT.
For Pant

FvvEEE THREE STORY BRICK
ILL building, occupied by i. q r. Hermann
their store, Nos. 60 and 81 Main Street
jy2 DIFF All city papers please copy. :
EeVSE On Fourth Street, between
- Main ana Sycamore, double three
ef0ry- brick with two good store-roOmS
win be rented separately or together
Good accom- modatfous FOR two separate
families. For further PARTICULARS apply to
Dr. <. T. RUNCIE. No. p North First
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