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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-17
MONETARY Q C0MMERCfAL
NeM YOrK marnal.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July IS.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July Is.
AsHEs-Dull
CoTToE- Unchanged; sales Of $50 bales at
FLOUR - Receipts 3,675 barrels; market
dull; sales OF 900 barrels at IS 20aS5 20 for
superfine state and Western; 50 4O9s0 90
Tor extra State; Sc I5Q6 30 for do extra
Western; 81 0097 . for good choice white
wheat extra; So 50gG 90 for round-hoop
Ohio; 81 005G7 so for extra st. Louis; So O0a
SIC 90 for good TO choice do; closing dull.
Oregon Flour quiet at SSG9 20. California
Flour il moderate demandi sales $50 bar
rels at 81 50g9 90. Rye Flour firm; sales OF
800 barrels at 81 5016 50
WHIsKY-Quiet; sales of 80 barrels West
WHEAT-Receipts 59,776 bushels; there is
afimiJed supply, with moderate export
demand to MI old freight engagementsi
the price e. is qnehangsd el9 9 q 6 gor
| Spring 81 "a for No. do. f; 81 So for VIM
| ter red; 81 IS for new Amber Delaware, and
81 90 for inferior white California.
HALEY AND BARLEY MALr-Dull and
CORN-Receipts l6,44s bushels; opened
| firm and elosed dull and rather heavy;
| sales $1,000 bushels 739S9c for unsound new
mixed western 5l495c. tor sound dos and
| 9Sas515c for white western. ~ ~
OATs-Without decided change; sales OF
| $1,000 bushels at soc for western In store,
and S0gSlc for do. afiOat.
RICE-Firnl, at sLSa9c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Ftrmi sales Of 4.SO0 bags Rio on
| ifsUGARGFITn1: sales OF 200 hhds Cuba at
| lIg ll5ze, and 40 boxes Hayana az l5e.
MoLAssEs-Quiet; sales OF 70 hhds Porto
| Rico at 61S063c.
PETRoLEUM-Quietat 1870 for crude and
| 3l1zc Tor refined. .-H... Is .-.tf sar 4s.-f.-
HoPs-Quiet at sa15c Tor American
| IL SEED OIL-Dull at 93c9Sl.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE-Dul at 42g421zc. @
| Po.K-Steady aud in fair demand; sales
| of 700 bbls at $50 1902 50 for new mess;
closing at $50 81 cash; S3l IS for old ditto;
| S28 5OgH 80 for prime; SIS 50929 70 prime
mess.
BEEF-steady; sales OF IT'S bbls at Ss GOA
/ Is % for new plain mess Sl2gl8 % for new
extra mess. fierce beef nominal at S20g
p % for prime mess; s259SO 90 for India
I mess.
BEEF HAA5-Steady; sales OF 25s bbls. at
1 S25ds30 50 hr4 "
| CUT MEATs-Steady; sales OF 200 pkgs. at
| I0H4l4c for shoulders: l6z9l9c for hams;
/ m1udles quiet and drm; sales of 200 boxes
/ OF ice cured on priVat terms.
/ LARD Shade easier; sales OF 40 tierces
| at l71lGl9szc, chiefly 19569195<c for steam;
| 1917 ks201zc for Kettle rendered. Ft LHI
/ BUTrER-Quiet; l69l9c for Ohio; lS938c
/ for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet and heavy at 1l@l5c.
FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool quiet and nomi-
! nally unchanged aa lAe
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Chicago Market.

81 Telegraph CHICAGO, July 10.
EASTERN ExCHASGE-We aker.
FLOUR-In good demand at "a 5096 90 for
Spring extras.
" HEAT-FiTmer, quiet and &c higher
No. D. 81 321SMl 35; No. q 81 8lN@A So I;
closing at 81 3ls5 for No. 2; this afternoon
No. was hrmer; sales al 81 "a. sellers
July.
q. RN- Dull; No. inactive and nominal I;
No 2 quiet at Sl01S2c for fresh, and 1870
751&c Tor June receipts; closing a. sc FOR
fresh and S01z9Sic for regularS rejected
quiet at 70972c; no grade dull at 5lgbOc :
this AFTERNOON the market was unsettled (;
No. 2nominHiiy 63c, seller August.
OATs-Dull and A4%c lower; sales or
No. 2 at G61za6sc: C osing quiet at 66Zc.
RYE-Dull and steady at 81 o. for NO.
and 81 o. for No. 2 Ha ~
BARLEx-Nomfnala at 81 1901 SO for No.
in store.
HIGawISEs-Quieta and hrm atel.
PROVIsIOSs-Duu; mess pork S3395S 2.
Lard 1S549l9c. Dry sailed shoulders IN
fair request at l25<c. ..t . rE
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Cincinnati AArKeL.

BY Telegraph CIEoIEFATI. July l6.
FLoUR-DuIl, and demand light; family
So 0366 .. Is . nErI ~ ~ tI'
WAEAT-In better supply, and dun at
81 25gl 30; new white, 10 come in next
wee &, offered at 81 Is.
CoRN-Dull, and in better supply: ear Toe.
Rye Declined 10 81 10, and The market
dun
COTTON n n ominally Unchanged; very
little IN the market.
ToBAcco-Firm: sales Of 100 hoesheads
at - 5000 %.
~ H sRY-Firm at 81 %. At at
PROVISIONS - Firm. Bacon - Shoulders
higher; sales of shoulders at l4%c, and
sides at l8c for clear RIB; clear held at 1870.
Bulk Meats Firm shoulders l3c.
EGGS Declined to 15c. aud duh.
CHEESE Dull at l3c iOr Western Reserve
and I555al6c Tor factory.
GROCERIES = Unchanged and quiet.
OILs-Linseed oil dull at 81 90; lard oil
81 350I 40. -. %
ETROLEUM-27l G3Oc.
GoLD--l3Jt4, ying.
ExCH ANGE-Firm at par.
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sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph 81. LOUIE, July l6.
TOBACCO Firm and unchanged.
CoTFOE-No sales; middling Is worth 3212
G33c.
HEMP Firm but quiet ard unchanged.
ELoUR-The demand has fallen or aud
prices are less firm, but not quOtably low
er; superfine sold At s. I21f; X and XXX
s6a6 50; Fan Xxx &c 1901 so; fancy sSgly.
WHEAr-SpTing 81 209l 23IOr 40. 2; 81 70
for no 4; Fall declined 5gl0c; prime 70
strictly prime new sold AT 81 2791 ~
choice To fancy new and Il 81 459l %.
EORS-Nery firm at 90G95c for yellow and
white; the latter for fancy in bulk; 959S9c
Tor mixed in sacks; 81 for neW;sl W for
hite.
OATs-Opened buOyant and higher, = bat
closed Inactive aud weak; black and
mixed sold at 72073c; white T8975c. 'e
RYE-Firm and better; 81 lBgl 70.
MrHFsFFlI2EIIesAr thliahIeF f. 81 nAi % !: no
PRovIsIoNs-Firm pork s53l493815; ex-
. ira heavy dry salted meat l71zc for clear
sides; 135zc Tor shoulders, buyer 18th OF
August; bacon very strong at l45zc for
shou lders; tic for ribbed sides; l6c for clear
sides: 2lU22c Tor c tnV assed sugar-cured
hams; lard nominal at lSglS1ac.
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MEMPHIS, July Is Arrived - Marble
City, from st. Louis; Notoma, from w hite
RiVer. Departed-Marble City, for &.
I.nnis. Aail1inaaIa- for Gia IA ~
inches in the past "A hours, and is now 8
feet4 inches below the high water marx
OF 1867.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Arrived-Com-
mOnwealth.
CINCINNATI, July 16.-Weather cloudless
Thermometer 95 at noon.
Henry Schumaty committed suicide last
night by shooting himself with pistol.
Cause, domestic difficulties. His wiz de-
serted him a few months ago. -
s. n. Fowler has brought suit for s59,5OO
damages Ina the Superior Court agalnsl late
Collector McGrOarty and supervisor Dung
for alleged illicit seizure of a disltllery.
Port List - Arrived, the packets. De-
parted. Altoona for r {. LOUIS. The river IS
stationary. with 205l feet in the channel,
and Sl1S feet under the bridge.
NASHVILLE. July 49, River declining
slowly; twenty four inches on the
shoals Weather more moderate. Ar
rived: Ella Hughes, from Cairo.
LOUISVILLE. July 10. = Arrived: r. E.
Lee. from New OrleRnss River rising rap
Id " with seven feet IA the canal, hve feet
on the falls, and four feet over the ROCKS.
Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO July I6.-1ronsides, PIttsburg to
ST. Louis, 8 A. NJ Bismarck. st. Louis TO
to CINCINNATI, IL A. NJ; Luminary, st.
Louis to Nicksburg, noon Quickstep, Ev-
ansvile. p. n River fallen eight inches.
Clear. Mercury $40.
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EuroneRn MarkeL.

BY Cable.l LONDON, July 10.
Consois, for money. 534. $50 bonds In
London, q liet at S21s; Al frankfort 61sg
S7H. Eries, 1914. 1. e.. %. sperm oil us.
sugar, 39s 1 on the spot, and Us Sd ahoat.
Petroleum, Is 614d fr...=
LIVERPOOL, July 16.-Cotton, the market
is steady: sales OF middling uplands at
California white wheat, los I'd; Red
Western No. 2 IS 2dg9s Sd. Western hour.
28s Cd Corn No. mixed, Us Cd for new.
and 29s for old Oats IS Cd. Peas 3os ID.
Pork 03s. Beef 500. Lard los. Cheese 62s Cd !.
Bacon 62s. Spirits Petroleum I'd: refined,
is I'd. Tallow Ass Cd. Turpentine rs, Lin
seed oil 32G los. Naval stores quiet. Z re.
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TOBACCO MARKET.-Martin, Gard
ner & Co. sold, yesterday. ffiy-six
hogsheads of tobacco at figures rang
ing from 81 s. 10 81 90, for Com
mon Lugs to Medium Leaf, with only
two Iejeetions. This was most ex-
cellent sale, and the different planters
on the breaks expressed them
selves as perfectly satisfied with the
prices.
Weldon, Bros. & Co, also, sold nine
hogsheads at from Sc 80 to 81 60 for
Lugs to Good Leaf.
Martin, Gardner & Co, will sell
between three and four hundred hogs
heads on the 18th of July, and have
already received quite large amount
for sale on that day. Letters have
been received from numerous plant
ers and shippers, promising to ship
their tobacco for sale here. and also
expressing the intention of being
present at the sale.
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STATE BOARD Oh RQglmEATIOs.
VanderbuFgh County Reduced Thirty
Per Cent!

By private dispatch from Victor
Bisch, Auditor of this county, and
District Delegate to the State Board
of Equalization. to Philip Decker,
Esq, we have the gratifying inteilI-
genee that the appraisement Of Van
derburgh County has been reduced
thirty per cent, aud Mr.. Biseh IS en-
titled to the thanks of every tax pay
er for his energetic and successful la
bors in behalf of the county.
The present rate of assessment is
to continue five years, and cannot be
changed until that time has elapsed.
The D,oclus operaadt of the appraise-
ment IS not understood by everybody.
First, Deputy Appraisers are appoint.
ed to appraise all the real estate and
improvements, and after making their
appraisements. the appraisers of the
whole county then meet as a County
Board of Equalization. The Auditors
of the District next meet as District
Equalization Board, and raise or
lower the appraisements in the coun-
ties Of the Districts, as they see fit.
The District Board then elects one of
Che Auditors as District delegate to
the State Board, the decisions Of
which body arc fual. Mr.. Bisch had
cur county appraisement reduced ten
1 per cent. at the District meeting, and
has now had a further reduction of
30 per cent. made by the State Board.
This-will make a material difference
70 eur tax payers, and Mr.. Bisch de-
serves great praise for the manner in
which he has worked for the inter
e7ts of the citizens of this county.
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REAb nsrATE TTsASsFSks.--Th follow.
ing Is list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending July ie. 1859, ss appears
on record on the books OF the County Au-
ditor:
George L. Caxson to A. ]. McCutchan,
Lots 6 and in Block s, Archer's Enlarge"
- W " f E. Wilson to James T. walker,
northeast quarter northeast quarter, Sec
tion TO, Tow nship 5, Range 10 Tor $500.
James T. Walker to Mary Wilson, north
east quarter northeast quarter, Section 10,
Township 5, Range 10, Tor $500.
VIM. Heilman to Carolina II. Curntck5
Lots and 6, in Block 4, in Springdale, for
John Whitehead to David Korb. north
| east quarter north east quarter, Section IL,
| Township 5, Range 10, for $500
| John Whitehead to David Korb, north
| east quarter southeast quarter, southeast
! quarter northeast quarter, Section IL,
| Town 5, Range 10, for 9, l05 "a
W. 3. Hargrave to Geo. L. Kraft. Lots ID
and IL, In Block g. Northeastern Enlarge
W. s. Hargrave to Jacob Schiff, Lots
and and adjoining nal OF =, Ia M BLOCK LOCK- D.
| Louis G. Schlater to Herman Wartman,
| south east quarter northeast quarter, Sec
tion IA, Township 5, Range IL; also, north
| east quarter southeast quarter. Section IA,
/ Township 5, Range II, for 81 $50.
| VIM. Heilman 20 Lydia +. Henson. Lots
| l and 2 Book 8. SpriBgdale, for 1854 90
VIM. >. Hargrave to Z. @. Re1chert, Lots
l6 and II, Ia Block 2, northeast Enlarge
1 nenb. Tor 900 W.
August Venneman 10 Barnard Thon-
backe, Lot 9. in Block 20, Eastern Ea arge-
| ment, for 500 90.
| Thomas p. Brltton to E. L. Brown uudi-
| vided one-haIf of the northeast quarter.
| northeast quarter. Section 4, Township
| Z, Range 10, for 81 go co.
| Margaret Meni to /. p. Britton, one-third
| of Lot 10, in BLOCK ID, northeastern En-
| largement, tor $50 81. rtF
/ Fanny jenkins to ThOS. 9. Byrne, Lot 8,
in Brinkmeyer's Enlargement, for 81 500 90.
Chas. Dickmeyer TO Il. FL. Wllke, Lot "a,
/ in Block 5, Isabella Place, for 81 .125 90.
1 James Il. Helm to Z. Lunkenheimer,
Lots 6, z, and 81 in MaxweI's Sub-dtvi-
Lewis Ugel to John w. Compton, part OF
southwest quarter, Section 2, Township 5,
Range 10. forSl $50 90. s a.E
Ingle Hopkins to r. H. Arkenburgh,
100xl IA feet on the corner of GoOdssIl and
Water Streets, for $4,000 90.
i Ben. Stinson to Fred Straubel. part OF
az, Section IS, Township 6, Range IL, for
5000 90.
! VIM Martin to James W. Lauer, Lots 5
and 8, in Block 90, Lamasco, h9TsSl40 90.
| John Mehn to Martin Barehett. Lots 6
and 6, in Block 48, Lamaseo. for q. 400.
west quarter Sectionl9, Township6 8, Range
10, for $500.
| Joseph NJ. Caldwell to Frank d. Cald-
| well, undivided one-sixth part OF Lot 80
| Old Plan, for 81, 900.
Frank D. Caldwell to Mary f. SWeetser
part of Lot 81, u PIPER Enhancement. for ST.
| Charles Il. jenkins to r. r. Straub 1917
feet by $50 feet, Lot I52 Old Plan, for $4,000
FraAk ID. Caldwell To John ". Dodge
undivided one-sixth of Lots p and .
Block z, Eastern Enlargement, for $3.50 66
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NemphIs MarKet.
By TeIegraph.l

BY Telegraph MEMPHIs. July 10.
COTTON -DuH and inactive; low mid
dliug Bic; coed ordinary 3Oc; receipts 81
bales; exports p bales.
FbOuR-Firm low and medium grades
scarce low snperline S595 5Oi superhne V
d6 so; fancy brands GM& ~ Fals r#t.
WHEAT-NeW, 81 lO9l 80. .f
CORNING.
G. fDATs-6pd62c. fs L-.
HAYES %. ao lIl
BRAN - SO 90. all
Corn MEAL.-S4 2596 80.
PORK-Duli at s34.
LARD-z00Nc.
BACos-steady; shoulders 1870; sides
IS1zc @ ~
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WE hear considerable grumbling
over the condition of the pavements
on Locust Street. There is no good
reason why they should not be
brought to the proper grade aud put
In good order. There is no necessity
for waiting until the street is bowl
dered, as the curbing is already ad-
iusted. viii not the Council order
the pavements to be fxed2
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Monday, July 18th, 1869. at Nine
O'Clock A. IA.
All the Furniture and Fixtures,
Counters, Tables, Chairs, and all be-
longing to the Mozart Hall.
Also the building and dining-roOm,
which must be removed from the
premises.
All sums under S., cash; all sums
above SIS, credit of three months.
HENRY v. BENNIGHoF.
2t Hit 81 OEHLKOCH.
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WANTED A DIVoRoE.-Some pau
per, who had county transportation
fer himself and family to louisville.
on the steamer Rose Hite, after
going on board the boat, tried to run
away, yesterday, and was caught by
the police The man seemed to be q
little crazy, and said he would not
stay with his wife when she would
allow herselfto be spanked by negroes.
He said as soon as the police would
give him a divorce, he would leave
her. The party weRt off, however,
on the boat, aud we suppose every
thing was made all right.
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sew YORK. GOid ana pIoUM Marhtt.

o I6I58IapU.I :" NEW E0NAFIElIJ 1E7'
MoEEY-Easier at 0c97 per cent; inside
rate on GOVernmen Is. 80 L,a,
STERLING-Qulet and hrm aL stsl9Asvls;; -
GoLD-LoweT: opening at 1867; closing
At 135169I36. .e,.-,o,,, ,t,at
There was a runnor this eiter1l0 ,e, -, LAts.l
and fhat RE treasurer viii sell S5,0OO.oOO IN
ooId nevrt week. TIE latter Is not Yerined.
sO5 n = EssSgrs- pened dull and lower,
~, ~ l.is-i firIner Closing pricesg Coupons
1adI I5SsS. DO 1862, l25}6s do. 1860, l2l26; do.
~ ii3is; do. new. 1914; do. 1857, l2O5Si dc.
1s63' I2O1S; l0-40s, llO2s. -
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FOCAL NOTICES.

THE largest and best stock OF
Linen suits in Indiana, can be found
at LYONS. His Linen Clothing ID
permanent In color, we'll shrunk and
we'll made, and can now be bought
at greatly reduced prices. For first
class Linen and AIpaG ca Clothing 90
to LYONS. 1915
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Ne~ YORK. Dry Goods MarKet.

BY IeIegrepnsI u INV ANAHA' July 10
The market is rather quiet but steady 81
I8IaI7o for the best heavy brown sheet
fngs I30l31Ic tor heavy Drown shirtinRs,
I3,al3ISc for eW styles OF dark prints, $50
sc for printing cloths. nc for new styles OF
priuted deIaines, Csc for New York mus
fins g21Zcfor Wamsuttas 2Ocf9r Huscarora,
Ipc for Lonsdale, 35c for Pepperill 81 sheet
fngs, 30c for COnestoga extra ticking, &c
for Hamilton regular ditto lie for ThOrn-
dixie ditto, 2ze for Amosk eaE stri pes : lie for
Pitts ED, I8c for Boston b ne denims, PIC
for Workinglnan ditto, and l6c for PequOt
corset jeans. -ata alolla moIl sTaf
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Louisville Market.

By Telearaph.I LoUTsvILLE. July DC.
Provocative; superfine s. .,
WHEAR-New gram fiim; amber wheat
81 Is white 81 %. fs.. n#.-
ToBACCO-Leaf a shade Weakers GALES Of
lib hOgsheads az 81 701l2 %. g
PRoYIsI0R Very firm. Mess Pork s33
Bacon-shoulders l4sze; clear rio ls1zc;
clear sides. .h6s4c. Lard 1879. Hams-su-
gar-cured 201zc. ..4l llnlg 1891
HI9HWTNEg-firm at 81.
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TIE County Agricultural So
oiR1laa.

As the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural societies are prepar-
ing To make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to orr
superior facilities for doing all classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
L1sss, Tickets. &c. We are also prepared
to get mp one, two and three sheet Posters,
in plain o. coIored inks, at short notice.
We haze just added to our Job Depart
ment eve hundred dollars worth OF the
latest stySes of poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon as. or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE. JOURNAL. co.
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SURETY OF THE PEACE.-A man
named Henry Higleman, who lives on
the corner of Franklin and Washing
ton Streets. sued out peace warrant,
yesterday, before Squire MoTernan,
against Fred. Seiberkin, and the case
will be heard to-day, probably.
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To BE PULLED DowE.-The old
Mozart Hall bulldog will be torn
down shortly. 1t will be sold at auc
ton next Monday, and the purchaser
will have to remove it. Various other
things will be sold at the same time.
The notice of the sale viii be found
in our local column this morning.
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PERsoNAL.-C. E. Mcdowell, of
Carmi, Illinois, is in the city, stopping
at the American House.
Major Gen. Gordon Granger and
his beautiful bride left on the early
train yesterday for Canada and the
lakes.
We were pleasantly surprised last
night by visit from Geo. J. Lewis
and j. nj. McFaddin, of Louisville.
who are In the city prospecting, and
both looking extremely well. They
return by the Charmer this morning.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-A man, whose
name we did not learn, for public in
deceney, was fined 81 go. He denied
the charge, and took an appeal.
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LosT.-In the alley between Cher
~ and Oak. and Second and Third
Streets, an iron -" shoe I" off Lawn
Mower, painted green. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at the
JOURNAL Office je16.
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COMMENCED Mr. Irving, the Gov
eminent agent. yesterday commenced
the work of removing the bodies Of
the dead soldiers that were buried in
the Firemen's Lot and Potter's Field
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MIsINFoRMED.-W learn that we
were wrong in locating family row
on Wednesday evening at the corner
of Fulton Avenue and Water Street.
The fuss occurred at the house of a
man named Anderson, vino lives on
Water Street, between Fulton and
Fifth Avenue.
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WHOLESALERS AUCTION

At Elliott's Room. No. 81, Main
Street, about 81 800 worth of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, in quanti-
ties only to suit dealers. Sale posi-
tive. Bargains may be had on Tues
day, July 10th. jyl5-2t
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I. o. o r.

The officers and brothers of Cres-
cent Lodge Ne. 122 are hereby mott
fed to meet at Odd Fellows Hall at
three o'clock this Saturday. after
noon, to attend the funeral of our
deceased
BROFHER, DAVID s. ANDERSON.
Members of other Lodges, in good
sta9 Dg 5fFde are On iP9RRigtndl II tsfE A3RAND
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Nashville Market.

nv telegraph Nashville, July 10.
COTTON Quiet; low mlddling SOC; good
ordinary 29e. st
WHEAT-Steady; Mediterranean at 81 O8 ;
red 81 l3i Amber - 81 lsi w ,Ila - SCI ~.
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Brave Six heroic couple were
granted license to marry during the
past week.
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pa For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, 18 South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
tieular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27
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A SooUNDREL.-A travelling insur
anee ageat, By the name of S. Love
less, insulted lady at the Bdntin
House, at Terre Haute, on Wednes-
day evening, but left the hotel with
out being punished. He returned
again on Thursday, and as he went up
stairs, Mr.. Buntin aud one of his
clerks followed him, and as Mr.. Bun
tin reached the head of the second
fight, he saw the lady who had been
prosecuted by Lovoless the day previ-
Gus, coming out Of her room pale and
excited, and followed by the above
mentioned villain. Mr.. Buntin imme-
diately "went for" the scoundrel, and
threw him down stairs to the clerk
who passed him along" and the ras.
cal got out of the house and left at {
2.4O pace. The above particulars we
CLEAN from the Terre Haute Erpres
of yesterday.
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New MUsLC.-We are indebted to
John Church, Jr., of Cincinnati,
through George Warren, of this city,
for Singing Leaves-Waltz," by
Holmes l. e. Also, " Wait for the
Turn of the Tide, one of Sol Smith
RusselPs celebrated comic sons.
d. P. FoULDs, of Louisville, sends
US I'LL Write you Song of my
Father" and "Day Dreams Polka, ?
BY @. Marlborough Orders for the
music will be promptly filed by mail.
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bsg~ Godeg's Lqdy's Book and Ap-
pletons' Journal. No. II, have been
received aud are for sale at Fish &
Barter's book store, Main Street.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following LII
censes to marry were issued from the
County Clerks ONCE, for the week ent+.
ing July 10Th: .s-.ftr
SamI. MayfieId and Amanda Coleman.
VIM. Hartiz and Mary Helfrich.
General Gordon Granger and Maria H.
Letchar.
Calvin Williams and Mile Hopson.
Louis Ross and Kate Smith
VIM. NJ. RAMON and Annie f. Robin
SON
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TRIAL BALANCE PAPER. = Book
keepers will find a superior quality OF
trial balance paper at the JOURNAL
Office.
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Fost-Office ~ Evansville, state OF Indiana,
on the 18th day Of July. 1859.
Persons calling for any OF thean Ieftera
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