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By Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS. May II.
TOBACCO Quiet and unchanged.
COTToN AND HE1IP-NO sale
FL UR-Lower grades scarce and want
ed : su peru e sold at "a 5Oa5 %; spring eX
ira 3 fOg5 25; XXX s5 4Jg6 s5, and Xxx at
81 9uldS 20
VII HaAF-Arl grades of Fall lower 81 O9
l IS Tor fair to prime aud strictly prime
Fail; 81 7OaI 50 for chO CO to fancy DO. !;
spring unchanged, at sI lICgl Ii for No. N
sacks and in elevator, ana 81 le9l l71s for
No. l.
Q RS-Steady and nrm at 64970c Ia sacks
and SIC 70 cuoIce yellow free IL elevator.
OAr Firm, at 65g68c.
/ BARLEY-Inactlve at 81 7591 50 for Iowa
Sp ing
hYE-Buyers held off and prices declined
to 81 I5al Is for good TO prime.
WHISKY-Steady at 92c.
SUGAR-Quiet at l31z@141Sc for prime to
choice LOuIsi ma.
MOLAssES Unchanged.
COFFE--Q Quiet.
RovIsIONs-Inactive at previous prices
and-holders not pushing sales; PorK sold
at S3I; dry saited shoulders packed in su-
gar hhds, ll35c.
BAcON--Shaulders at lac: clear riD sides
1919; clear sides Idt4gI7c, and sugac-cured
hams canVaSse 2Uc.
L4RD-The feeHng is drmer, and prime
| to choice steam sold at 179l712c.
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WASHINGTON.
The Sabbath School Parade-LaFge
Crowd Of Visitors at the executive
Mansion.

WASHINGTON, May I7-Mr. Hall,
Acting Vice Consul General at Ha-
vana, has called the attention of the
Department OF State to notice pub
lished on the 29th of April. stating
that ames Morton. an American citI-
zen, an engineer, had been murdered
BY volunteers, and says: From all
the information that l have been able
to obtain, there is no truth whatever
in the report.
WASHINGTON, May 17.-About ff-
teen hundred pupils of the South
Washington Sabbath School paraded
this morning, and proceeding to the
Executive Mansion, were received 10
the East Room by the President, who
EXPRESSED his pleasure at meeting SO
MANY cheerful and innocent faces.
The scholars sang several hymns and
then filed past him. In taking their
leave, it was intended to have par
ade of all the Protestant Sabbath
Schools, as heretofore, but the qqes-
tion of including colored organlza-
/ tions defeated the purpose.
A large crowd OF visitors throngeo
/ the ante-roo of the Executive Man
/ sion this morning. Among those who
paid their respects to the Presiden
were the Captain aud other officers Q.
the French school ship Jean Bart.
The commission Of Daniel r
Sickles as Minister to Spain, which
was prepared at the State Department
on Saturday. was signed by Presiden
Grant to- day;
VIM. T. Wheeler, of Minnesota
has been appointed United State
Marshal for Montana.
The President has directed boar
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TELEGRAPa sUaIEARY.

Gold closed In New York, Saturday. al
14l5s9l4ls5.
The steamer City Of Brooklyn, from Liv-
e~pOol, has arrived at New York.
A $1,000 IRE occurred at 20 Cliff street,
New York, on Monday morning.
Senator sprague. of Rhode Island, arriv-
ed In Louisville on Monday.
\ We locipedist in Cleveland made fifty
miles in threes hours, fourteen minutes and
thirty-nine seconds actual running time.
A boat was eapsized in Hell Gate, New
York, on snL day, during squall, and J.
Flaherty was drowned.
The boiler of q dummy engine on the
Coney Island Railroad exploded on sun
day, badly scalding tte engineer and two
hremen.
The new Town Han in Galveston, just
completed at an expense Of 100000. was
totally destroyed by fire on Sunday. In
sured for 5000
AtSt Pau1s Protestant Episcopal Church,
in Brooklyn. on suuday. Bishop Little
john, who was present to administer con-
nrmation, felt himself compelled, from
what he saw arouud him, to say few
pOwerfutbus Kindly words against ritual
ism and Romanism.
a barrel factory In Philadelphia and the
Woolen Mills at the Falls OF Schuylkfll,
were burned on Monday morning. Loss
on the frst so 600; nc Insurance. On the
second, ioss $50, GOO; insured for $4,000.
Three children, aged three, four and five
years respectfully, wsre buried alive in
Cleve and. on Saturday, by the eaving in
OF a sand-bank, and were not discovered
until Sunday ening, when the ifeless
bodies were recovered.
Chief 5ustice Chase decides that as the
small notes issued during the war by the
city of RicnmOnd, Va, were issued to aid
the It belIion, their redemption cannot be
enfOrced-that the Legislature that au-
1horized their issue was de Gacto, and had
no power to grant such authority; aud had
the notes been issued for any legal pur-
pose, and not for the slbversion of the
Government, they would be liable for re-
demptfOn.
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Minister Rosecrans returns to the
United States via Acapulco.
Minister Romero's bill providing
for the issue of SIS, 900, ,0OOin eurren-
cy, will probably pass.
Seven Judges of the Supreme Court
have been accused before Congress.
There is much trouble in Tamau-
lipsas and Queretaro - threatening
disturbance.
A thousand men of all arms have
been sent to support the State Legis-
lature against the Government.
Troops have also been sent to Ignata.
A decree in favor of removing the
tax on Bibles is generally attacked
with violence by the Mexican press.
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The t0mM unicatiOus Exchanged be-
tween he'COll e0f Bishops.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE commu-
uicatiens which were exchanged be
tween The College CT Bishops of the
Methodist Church South, which met
in this cry some days since, and
Bishops james and Simpson. depu-
tation representing the Board of
Bishops of the Methodist Church
lately IN session at Meadville, Pa,
are published. The communications
relate to a general and full reunion
of the Churches separated by the
formal act Of both in 1874. The re-
ply of the Southern Bishops does not
entertain the question of the reunion
of the two bodies under one jurlsdie
tion, as previous to the separation In
1874. IL asserts that fraternal rela-
tions must first be restored before, it
at all, such a proposition caR be en-
tertaiued. These fraternal relations
cannot be restored except upon an
overture made by the Northern Gen
eral Conference, upon the basis OF
the plan of separation of 1874,
Implying an Abandonment by the
General Conference North of the
whole ground assumed in their
General Z inference at Pittsburg In
1000, WnlCn assumed LnaG the Separa-
ton was schism and secession upon
the pare of the Southern church, and
implying also that the aggressions as
charged by the Southern church
should cease. The Southern Bishop.
also deny the charge that slavery was
the cause, and assert that it was onl.
the occasion of the separation il
1874; that it simply was the subjec
which accustomed the assertion by th'
Northern members of the Genera
Conference of 1874 Of its authorIt
to legislate upon secular questions
and concerning the civil institution
of the country.
ST. LOUIS, May II The body Of
young man with built hole throug
his head aod broken leg, was foun
in she river, several miles below tn
city yesterday. The body was no
identified. It is suspected that tn
man was murdered.
The jury in the case Of the Germa
boy, Max Kinder, whose second trii
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Now Orleans Markat.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. May II.
COTTON Unchanged; middlIngs 2SzQ
281zc; sales 1SO0 bales; reee pts since Sat
urday 1852 baies; exports l4O bales.
GOLD-l4l.
ExcHANGE-I5412; New York sight drafts
"a premium.
FLOUR Quiet and easier; sales of super
hne a IS 20g5 81; double extra S. IS; treble
extra ST IS.
CoRN-HIgher; white TIC.
OATS-76c.
RRAN-Sl 20.
HAY-Prfme f26t9N.
PORK-s32 70
BACO shoulders l3%: clear rib l71Ic.
and clear sides I73Sc.
LARD--Tierce 1919 IS5@c, and keg 1870
osUeAR-Quiet; common s16aIO1Sc; prime
MoLAssEs-Nomiral for fsrmentIng at
CoFFEE-FaIr I5aI516oi prime Ie1laI71<c.
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The Commercial COnYentlOn-ATFis
val Of Delegates.

MEMPHIS, May H. Every train
coming in is crowded with delegates
and visitors to the Convention. Dele
cations from the following cities have
already arrived: Richmond. Charles
ton, Norfolk, Petersburg, Lynchburg,
New Orleans, Little Rock, Paducah,
Cannelton, Ind, Charlottesville, Lex
ington, Va, Augusta, Ca, Nashville,
St. Louis, Louisville, Evansville,
Jackson, Miss, Beaufort, s. O., and
Alexandra, Va.
Senator Fowler, ex- Governor Foote.
Col. w. J. Gatewood president Of
the San Diego & Ell Paso Railroad),
aud other notables are here. Senator
Sprague of Rhode Island telegraphs
that he will be here TO morrow.
The weather is delightful, and
everything indicates that there will
be large meeting
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LnnIarIIIa nnrtaf

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. May II.
and ear sides I7c.
BULK MEATS-NominRl.
PoRK-Q lieJ at S3l Is.
LARO-I4 tierces I89l81zc, and In kegs,
1870
WHISKY-Firm at 96e
fLOUR-Qui-t and unchanged; No. l at
~ 5O@S 20 fancy brands, fS 50.
GROC RIES-Sugar, New Orleans prime
l6c. MOiasses, New Orleans prime, 75c
Rio coffre common to choice 20G26c
EGGS -l5Gl0c per zen on arrival.
WHEAT Quiet and unchanged.
CoRN-659z0c on arrival for shelled and
ear.
OATS In bulk. 7O972c for prime.
kYE-PrIme, 81 As
HAY-ChOiCe on wharf, So 60
BAGGING-I6a22c.
RoPE-Sc for machine made
TOBACCo-Leaf firm sales OF rs hhds. at
f6614-0O.
CoTroN-Quiet and unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 17.-Governor
Warm outh has just issued a procla-
nation instituting ten days In quaran-
tine against Nicaragua and Cen
trail American ports and Vera Cruz.
The crevasse above this city is beeom-
ing worse. 1t is stated that the chan
mel washed through the levee to the
depth OF fifteen feet and several hun
dred feet wide. The new work is
washed out as fast as it is made. The
distance at this point from the river
to the lake is only eight or ten miles.
1t is supposed that the large num-
Der of canals and bayous will carry
off water enough to prevent its
spreading over a width Of more than
three or four miles. Several of the
finest plantations in st. Bernard Par
ish are Submerged.
Reports have been received of
danger to the levees above the city.
The river has only receded, a
couple of inches from its highest
point, and the levees at several points
near the city were in a precarious
condition.
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Important News from Caba
Exp ted Soon.
Latest News by Atlantic
Gable.
Melancholy Accident - Three Men
DFOWned-EaIal Shooting ARRAY.

Especial to the Evansville Journal
MOUNT VERNON, May IA skilf
containing six men, while crossing
the river Yesterday evening, sunk op-
posite the lower end of town, drown
ing three men named Barney Rankin,
John Senberburn and Henry Dietz.
The other three swan ashore. Ran
kin resides opposite here in Ken
tucky. The other two belonged in
this city.
An affray occurred near CaFmi, Illi-
nOis, Friday evening, in which Jacob
Lowhorn was shot and mortally
wounded by H. Redman. The latter
is resident of this county, and is a
desperate character.
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. May IL.
CoTToN-Quiet and nomfnaIly 271zc: re-
celpts. 565 oalesi exports, l,0l9 bales.
FLOUR-Duil.
CORH-S3c
OATs-78975c.
HAY-SH 90.
PokK-S3t z5G32 90.
LARD-lSQlG15c.
BACON Firm; shoulders at BIC: Sides
175saI71zc.
BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders at l21Zc,
sides I6ISc,
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Evansville Dry Dock 90.

ATA MEETING OF THE DIRECT.
~ ors of the Evansville Dry Dock CO..
he'd at Mr.. ThOs. 4. Garvinis office on
Tuesday evening, a motion was made by
ID. G. Keller, and seconded by q. H. Starf
that the proceedings of a previous M Ct.
scinded, the motion was unanimOusly car
ried.
ID. q. Keller then moved that the dock
oe SOLD at public sale on Saturday, the pa
inst, at the dock landing, at 10 O'Clock
A NJ, on the following terms: One-sixth
cash the balance in three equal payments,
Il. Is, and "A months, with notes with ap-
proved personal security.
The motion was seconded by q. fl. Start,
and voted and carried.
G. II. TART, Secretary.
Evansville, May IL. 1863. lmaI3 dtd
lCourier copy.l
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Summary OF Saturdays Proceed
lngs.
HOUSE.


AS the vote on the ratification of
the amendment was being ia ken, many
of the members made short, spicy
speeches, defending their vote and as
sertiBg the eonstituti9nality and le-
gality of the proceeding. Coffroth,
Davis and Mitchell refused to vote.
When the result of the vote was an
nounced, the House adjourned.
SENATE.
The Senate was In session but few
minutes, and nc business was trans
acted
In the House, Coffroth asked and
Obtained leave of absence, and then
offered the following resolution, which
was adopted by unanimous consent:
Resolved, That the warmest thanks
and most kindly wishes of this House
are hereby presented to the Hon. Geo.
A. Buskirk, for the able, faithful and
impartial manner in which he has dis
charged his duties as Speaker.
The reading clerk was allowed per
diem.
After many humorous motions and
remarks, and very beautiful and
feeling valedictory by Coffroth. the
House adjourned till 8 a. N. Monday.
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European Market.


by OsDIe'I AONDONr May II.
Owing to holiday, the Exchange, Pro-
duee and other markets have been closed
The following are the street quotations: I:
Lfnseed oil 63l; tai low AS Cd.
FRANKFORT, May H.-U. s. Bonds closed
at S656.
PARIS, May H.-Bourse buoyant; Rentes
IL. Is centimes.
LIVERPOOL, May lizard 67s: talIow 43s
3D.; the cotton and breadstuf markets are
closed.
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New YORK Dry GOODS Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May IL.
There is a little more doing in this
branch OF trade, but nevertheless the mar
ket continues depressed. The following
are the changes that have taken place to-
day in cotton fabrics: Alendale at lO1zc;
brown sheetings selling down to 471zc; 90.
ga do. do. 421zc; do. 81 bleached q o. 421zc;
do. 10 4 do. 521zc: Utica 5-4 bleached do.
S21zc; do. do. 371zc; Canoe River colored
l0%c.
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for the murder Of his uncle, over a
year ago, has been progressing In the
Criminal Court for some days, after
being out since Saturday evening,
failed to agree, and were discharged
this afternoon.
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NEW YoRK.

The New York Times on the Advance
In Geld-SenagOr SumR "a Is 10
see the President, and Leaves In
Disgust Congressman ShankS IN
dignant = ImpOr ant Intelligence
from Cuba kXpeCted.
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CHICAGO.
Convention OF German Catholic So
eIetIes-T8e Wheat Crop in Iowa
Military Items.

CHICAGO, May l7-Right Rev. the
Lord Bishop of British Columbia
presided at the Church of st. Peter
and Paul yesterday.
A Convention of the various Ger
man Catholic Societies of the North
west is. now In session in this city.
The business is conducted entirely in
the German language, according to
the rule of the societies. The pro-
grauime to day was FIRST, the exam
inaiion of the credentials of dele
gates, aud their ordinary business.
The Chicago city treasury was made
two thousand dollars richer this
morning by the imposition Of fines on
one hundred keepers and inmates of
houses of i'll fame.
Twenty through passengers
from Sacramento, over the Pacific
Pailroad reached here this morning
Reports from Iowa say that the
wheat crop never looked so Well,as
nov. The extent Of the growing crop
is very large, varying from % to 100
per cent. broader than last season,
and many farmers will even harvest
ten acres where they did one last
year.
Corn planting has also been very
general.
The following military items were
received at General Sheridan's head
quarters to- day:
Captain Henry d. Alvord, of the
Tenth Cavalry, in charge of the In
dian affairs, with head quarters in the
Second District, Indian Territory, re-
ports to General Grierson, under date
Of April 24th, that on the 22d day of
April the transfer of the Arapahoes
to Camp Supply commenced. The
party consists of one hundred and
seventy lodges of Arapahoes, num-
bering about one thousand; also,
forty-six lodges of Cheyennes, num-
bering nearly three hundred.
By order of General Sherman, the
Commanding General of the Depart
ment of Dekota is authorized to
transfer those enlisted men of the
United States infantry whose terms of
enlistment will expire prior to Janu-
ary 1st, 1870, to regiments serving In
that Department.
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NASHVILLE. May III. F. Felta,
of the firm OF Felta IL Sharpless, boot
and shoe makers. committed suicide
this morning by shooting himself in
the head. Previous to doing so, he
dressed himself nicely, shaved, and
blacked his boots. Cause, pecuniary
trouble and intempeTanee.
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Boston, May IL. The opening
sale OF single tickets to the Peace
Jubil e. to day, attracted a large
crowd. O0e music store at the West
sent an order for 200
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DRUMMoNDvILLE, Ark, May IL
Four men, engaged 10 freeing jam
of logs in st. Ftancis River, near this
place. were carried over the rapids a
fail of fifteen or twenty feet. Their
boat was upset, and all were drowned
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ALLENTOWN, PA, May 1.-THE
magazine at Rohls quarries, at White
Hal, containing forty tons of blast
ing powder. exploded this morning.
A German was killed.
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CINCINNATI, May IL. = Messrs.
Moore, Barrere, and Herzig, of the
State Board of improvements, were
here to-day, and started on a tour of
inspection Of the Miami Canal from
Cincinnati to Toledo They will, in
pursuance of a resolution OF the
State Legislature, report to the same
next session in favor OF enlarging
this canal so as to admit of naviga-
ton by steamers, aud perhaps by
ships. Aid wall be asked from Con
gress.
The Mayor to-day received tele-
gram from Nashville that delegates
advocating a route on the Southern
Railway, via Nashville would visit
Cinninnafi
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2 Ell 6 r AP III.

- - ID - ~ IASs -kzA@ @AAS
Financiai ana Commercial
In5elligence.
Excitement in the Gold
Room.
5C
Failure of a German Bank
ing House.
eu8s
Advance in Gold and Bonds
and an Unsettled
Market.
Late Advices from Mexico.
The Revolution in sinalca.
More Indian Depredations
Senator Sumner and Con-
rssHag gresham Shanks
Indig nant.
Important News from Caba
Exp ted Soon.
Latest News by Atlantic
Gable.
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system
naturally undergoes n change, aud HELM
OF sARsAPARILLA IS an assistant of the
greates.s value
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EUROPE.
ENaLANp.

ENGLAND.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 1.-The CO.
operate authorities united in inviting
Reverdy johnson to attend a grand
banquet previous to his departure.
He sails on the steamer Ohio, In a
few days, for Baltimore.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Paris cor
respondent OF the Telegraph says tnat
the general opinion in Paris is that
johnson was induced to make cer-
tain. declarations to the British Gov
ernment, and was then thrown over
board by Grants administration.
LONDON. May 17.-Late advices
from Rio Janeiro have been received.
Nothing had been heard there Of the
arrival Of General Mcmahon, United
States Minister at Assunsion Oa
the contrary, it was reported that
President Lopez had retained him in
tue interior by force.
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MADRID, May 1.-THE Ccrtes have
agreed to article 81 of the Constitu-
ton, declaring that the sovereignty is
essentially in the nation. from which
all power emanates. The amend
ments requiring that the king be a
native of spain, and that he be elected
by pl. bsetun1. were rejected.
MADRID, May 1.-THE majority in
the Cortes, fearing that civil war is
imminent. are ready to accept propo-
sitions for regency.
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YOUNG LADIES' BEWAREl

YOUNG LADIES, BEWlREI
OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF face
Powders end Washes. All such remedies
close up the POI es OF the skin, and ia
snort tlme destroy the complexion. IN You
would have fresh, healthy. and youthful
appearance, use HEL1EBOLD's EXTRACT on
SARsAPARILLA.
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DIR RUSHEL FOR EARLY GOOD
RICH POTATOES. We have in store
a lew pai reiss which we warrant true 20
name, tnat we wi sell TO cio.s out al the
extreme low price OF ONE DOLLAR er
busheL. The arly GOOdrIch are a white
Potato-beWare OF a lsEA-cOlored Potato
which are being sold In ihls market for
Early Goodrich. Get the Xenui Q at
maya VICKkkY BROS, rs Nam St
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
EORGE PEEDLETON CEASED
NT o be a member OF our firm on the
24In day of MaIch, 1859.
mas 62w[ r. K. DUNKERSON & co.
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAU
TIFUL COMPLEXION follows fbe 1iee I'd
HEL1fBOLD's CoNCEHTRATED ENraAcTaAR-
8APARTLLA.
IL removes Black Spots, Pimplea. Moth
Patches, and ali Eruptions Ot the Skin.
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SWITZERLAND.

BERNE, May 1.-THE Swiss Gov
ernment have prohibited Mazzini
from taking up his residence in any
of the cantons bordering on France
or Italy.
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GROCERIES.

XRYHERE RICH AND POOR CAN
Wv fnd the NECESSARIE5 and Lux
UhIES Of life in such abundance and at
such low figures as cannot fail to satisfy
all who want 70 buy.
10 is quite gratifying to us to know that
The public are realizing the advantages OF
buying for CASH, and that they appre-
ctate our efforts to sell them
No FAMILY GROCERIES
At the lowest living rates.
We are convinced OF this from the largely
increased trade, as well as from the lively
competition we have stirred up We have
no fears OF honorable competition. There
Is trade enough In Evansville Tor several
good houses and we are going to have our
share.
Our prices are dIsOdVs ds Io1D az ne FerU
b0t0eSt or other houses and Vey,U often a Oood
deal tOtOsr.
ap2 vICKERY Bros, 70 Main st.
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NOT A FEW OF the worst disorders that
amict mankind arise from corruption OF
the blood. HELMnOLp's EXTRACT sARsA-
PARTLLA is remedy Of the utmost value.
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HELBHBOLE'e
HIGHLY
Concentrated Fluid Extract
SarsaparilIa
ERADICATEs ERUPTTVE AID ULCER
AT1VE DISEASES
OF THE
THROAT WO8E, EYES. EYELEDR.
SCALP AND SKIN,
ERADICATEs ERUPTIVE AID ULCER
AT1VE DISEASES
THROAT, NOSE, EYES EYBLLD8.
SCALP, AND SKIN,

Which 50 dishRure the appearance, pURG-
INC the evil effects OF mercury and rec
moving ali Latnta, the remnants OF BIB-
Asses, hereditary or otherwise, and ia
AIKEN By ADULTS and CHILDREN with
perfect SAFETY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18

REPAIRING done In the best manner
and at short notice. Imh5 dSm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
lljel2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

81 New Orleans Praying for "a Jury
Ffeehoders fieri facias in favor Of ElorgIlle
Tvs. the City of New Orleans