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SALE OF VALUABLE CRY Prop
ERTY To-DAY.-Wc call the especial
attention of our readers to the aue-
ton sale of valuable property which
takes place at tho Court House at
2 O'Clock this afternoon. The prop
erty to be sold embraces some of the
finest in the city, among which we
mention the grounds and residence of
Mrs. Laughiin, on the corner Of
First and Walnut Streets; the lot
and store at present occupied by Sam
uel Orr & Co., on the corner Of Water
and Sycamore streets; lot adjoining
SetchelPs livery stable, and several
other lots. This will be fine chance
for capitalists and Spectators. Full
particulars as to terms, &C., can be
ascertaiued FROM the advertisement
in to- days paper.
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NeW OrIeana Mnrkn1.

| b. Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. June 2s
| CoTToN-Easier; middIing Size; sales of
/ tales.
-l3716@l371z
|, EXCHANGE Sterling 501EG5f; N. Y. Sight
IL premium.
sUGAR AND MOLAssEs- Nominal
Xxx 20 81. f
oRN Dull; white 921zc.
OATs--7ld72e.
BKAT-7cegsI 90.
d HAY-Prime Sc O0027 co.
PORK Held AT s3j 90
D BAC0N-lbd BE
. LAID fierce 201zg2lc: lxeg 2iea22e,
COFFEE-DulI az I4TMl5l<c. prime at
l61&glGt4c; stock In first hands IL 200 s,iclxs.
do. secobd hands y coo sacks
e WHIsKY--FiFm Western rectidad Al
95ay71zc. ~
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LOCAL NoTTOEs.

BE Just received, some Of those
beautiful sets of Pearl Jewelry; also
fine Pearl aud Ruby sets, Coral sets,
plain and chased gold sets; also fine
Jet sets; all of which are to be sold
at very reduced prices. at
GEIssLER & DELAEG's,
je24 No. 81 Main Street.
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ALLIGATOR GAR.-We learn from
the Owensboro Monitor that Que of
those singular species of fish known
as alligator gars, was caught in the
Ohio River at that place one day
last week. It measured four feet and
five inches in length, and was armed
with double row Of masticators, and
the head portion bearing a remarkable
resemblance to the alliga tor, indi-
eating its very proper name.
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SUNDAY School PIoNIo. = The
teachers and scholars of the Cumber
land Presbyterian Sunday School viii
have picnic at the Artesian Springs
Park day. The place selected Is
admirably located and easy Of access,
and We anticipate large crowd and a
general good time ON the occasion.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN.-A
case of assault and battery between
Jo... Burke and 9. J. Moffet, was
compromised before Squire Meier.
nan yesterday, by Burke paying the
costs and ore cent fine.
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SOCIAL Picnic. = We learn that
quite number Of young ladies and
gentlemen will 60 on a social picnic
excursion to-day. The grove selected
is on the upper Mt. Vernon road,
about four miles from the city.
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CITY N e w S.
rs county Agricultural So
Qief pS.

AS tho season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing t. make contracts for their printins'
we would cali especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes OF
this WORK, such as Catalogues, Premium
Las $, TicEet sc. We are also prepared
to get mp one, two, and three sheet Posters,
ia plain or colored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our JOB Depart
ment Eve hundred dollars worth OF the
latest sty les OF poster type, and our faeili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon as, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. - We
call attention to the proceedings of
the Board of Equalization in this
mornings JOURNAL, under the head
of County Advertisements" The
Board will probably get through bust
ness so as to adjourn on Friday, and
those having complaints should mako
them at once.
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DISTRICT FAIR.-It has not yet
been decided whether we will have a
District Fair at this city this Fall OF
not. A meeting of the Agricultural
Society was called few days ago,
but only one member was present.
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MemphIs NarKet.

By Teiearaph.1 MEMPHIa lama 0.i
CoPToN-Dull and nominal at SIC: re-
celpts, 20 bales; exports, 6 bales.
y FLOUR-f lat.
WHEAT-Firmer; new 81 359l As.
COKN--FI rn al g2dg5c,
OATS-lJuil at Toe
bAY-Dull at SIS O002J 90.
BRAN-Dull at l8c.
Cory Mica L.--Freah 81 90; kiln dried 81 25.
LARD-Z0a2le.
BAooN-FIrm shoulders, l5c; sides. l9c.
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MadisOnVille, KY, Property at Auc-
ffnu

WILL SELL, ON THE HHEmHeEe
\ 10 MadisQnVine, kentucky, ou
THURsDAV, JUNE I7rH, 1869.
A new mod eru-styfe cottage dwelling. CON
taluing nvs roons, hall, ana two veran-
dansf having, also eiateru, smoko-hous
stable, wood aad coat d .uae gatden. n8ul,
lry-yards Rnd Two and n haI acres Oh
Br0und-alt nder oOd fence.
Also, three Weu-lOcated vacant lots fgs
by 1876 feet each
TfRMs-One.th third ca cash; balance 40
tne expiration OF three years, interest and
sale positive. as am about 20 remove
from this place.
uul2 dtQ NDHN p 1WUA Nrfts
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EIAsoNIc,-The Masonic Brother
hood Of Greensboro viii celebrate to
day. (St. Johns Day. by procession
and Grafton. The address will be de-
livered at the Baptist Church, by the
Rev. II. A. Nj. Henderson, Of Frank
fort. Ky.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-Martin, Gardner
& Company will sell to-day about sew
enty hogsheads of tobacco, good
portion Of it being from Cumberland
River. Weldon Brothers & Compa-
ny will offer about thirty five hogs
heads. Sale to commence at ten
o'clock this morning. A full attend
ence of buyers is desired.
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LIvELY.-The competition between
the dry goods merchants in this city
is quite animated at present.
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Knox CoUNTY.-The valuation OF
the real estate and Improvements in
Knox County, including Vincennes,
amounts 10 $500 $50.
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HEBREW SoHooL ExAMINATIoN.--
The closing exercises of the examl-
nation Of the Hebrew School, at the
Sixth Street Temple, yesterday, were
peculiarly interesting and gratifying
to the large number of visitors pres
emit. a. we'll as in the highest degree
ereditable to the school, and its teach
ers. The examination of Professor
Knights classes in arithmetic and
reading was especially excellent. The
class in arithmetic committed scarcely
blunder. the pupils solving the most
abstruse problems and Calculating
the intricate principles of the cube
root with ready intelligence that
that would have done credit to a pro-
lessor of mathematics.
The reading was as fine as any We
have ever heard'in this city or else
where. The exercise showed the
most thorough training in this indis-
pensable prerequisite to a sound edu-
cation The classesin German, taught
by Rev. Simon Hecht, manifested a
like proficiency in their Rotations
AID the acting Superintendent, Mr.
Baer. aud the trustees, were highly
| pleased with the manner 10 which the
examination passed off. Having
watched this school with much In
terest ever since its organization, We
have no hesitation in saying that II
has made as creditable progress as
any school in the city. 1t must be
borne in mind that this school is not
graded as are the public schools Of
the city, and new pupils are constantly
being introduced, and the school car
only be judged by the more advanced
classes. The whole number of pupil:
registered during the year was 1T, o.
whom only II were tardy during the
year. The average attendance was
112. Albert Gumberts had not been
absent or tardy during the year.
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THE March The game Of base
bail yesterday afternoon was quite
an exciting one, with more than the
usual amount of cheering. A goodly
crowd ofspectators was present. Two
of the best players Morgan and Orr
on Dr. Haas's side were unable to
play on account Of an extra press of
business:
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AWFUL TER
Or
ID r. Y E3G OsOlD .
At HUG HE'S. 6a

Wishing TO close out my whole
stock OF Dry Goods in the next si&sy
days, will sell my present stock of
Dry Goods. Summer Dress Goods, &C.,
at much less than the cost OF importa-
ton. | will sell tile very best Organ
dy Lawns, high coIors, magnificent
styles, worth 60 cents, at 30 cents ex-
ira quality Scotch lawns at 20 cents
Black Silks reduced all round; GreR-
adines worth 81 Is, at rs cents
George GoIdon's Scotch Ginghams
worth 10 cents, for 30 cents; A 4 fine
Brown Muslin for 121 cents. Every
other article in proportion.
Bay~ The attention of Wholesale
and Retail Buyers particularly request
ed. 1 mean business.
ssf1rr a. WILLIAM HUGHES,
je19 1wd No. 46 Main Street.
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. s1e CT . on q 3 r
By the Best Talent Of Che nItr.

The undersigned have the honor 90 Inc
FORM their many frle ads and the public Iu
genel 81 that Colonel Wehler has kindly
offered tile use or tie beautiful grounds %
n. y. F.s on the 8bOve stated evening. Tor
benefit in our behalf We therefore lake.
pleasure in announcing that the CHFB-
CEN J. CITY SILVER BAND, aud other
ARTlSfhS have kindly volunteered 20
assist us IN our undertaking, and we can
promise TO the visitors a rare musical eu-
teFtalnmenb lie prpErnmme nf which viii
be published III low days.
The best Announcements have been made
with the - 4. Y. e. convey v sitors Co and
from the Park.
ADMIssroN........-..-..... ....50 cents a Person.
Tickets can be had at Scott's News De.
pol corner OF Main and Second Streets, OF
members OF the COrnet BHud, and in Inc
evening az the entrance Ticket Box.
hoping To meet with the patronage or
the good people Of Evansville. We invite
ONE AND ALI.
TILE EVANSVILLE CORNET BAND.
Tjs22 dtd1
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GEOLOGY OF TENNESSEE. = The
Evansville Library Association ae-
knowedges the receipt, through Mr..
John Schubert, of a valuable book
entitled, Geology of Tennessee y
presented to the Library by A. J.
Fletcher, Secretary of State of Ten
aessee. The book is valuable addi-
ton to the Library.
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European Marker.
Bycable-

BY Cable.l LONDON, June %.
CONsoIs-FOr money $50: account. $50
93L< Five Twenty bonds quiet at 8jsI: Al
Frankfort, S65S@S55l; Fries, 1917; Illinois
Central, 941Z. stocks firm.
LIVERPOOL. June 23-The cotton mar
New Orleans, l255d; the sales were I6t08
bales. Red western wheat. qs ga: Corn.
COS 81 for old, and 23s ID for new. Oafsi
3s I'D. Barley IS. Peas 3zs Sd. Pork gos'
Beef 9Os. Lard rs. Cheese 78s. BaeoD
02s Cd. Sugar S9s Sd, Cotton at Havre IN
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH We
are requested by the President of the
Society Of the Daughters Of Rebekah,
to announce that a meeting will be
held at the Odd Fellows Hall this
afternoon, at two o'clock. Important
business will come before the meet.
ing, and a large attendance of the
ladies is desired.
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VoTE OF INGLE STREET NJ. E..
CHURCH.-The vote on Lay Delega-
tion at Ingle Street Church resulted
as follows:
For Lay Delegation Is
Against Lay Delegation
Majority ia
Very little interest was taken in the
matter by the members. and the vote
was very light.
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Diesolution of Pgrtnerahfn.

THE PAAlEA ERBMEP HERETO
n fore xisting under the firm name OF
Iurner q kumler as dissolved by mutual
consent, dating nom June lAt.
A II accounts due said firm VIII ba co..
lected by +. w Turner and all liabilities
discharged by him.
n. W. TURN Err
w. II. KUN 4kEE.
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OARD

The above change having bucOme neceg-
sary on account OF the continued 500 health
OF Mr.. Kumierr shall continue the Sh01
business AZ the same 3 ace, and with am
the facilities Of the late firm
n. w. TURNER
Evansville, June I9lb, 1862 lJan2l dtf
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CAIRO, June Zl.-PEt Lisk- MinueOla,
Cincinnati t0-Riemphis, 3 "A NJ; Grand
Lake Grand Tower To retuin n, 2 A NJ. Ru-
blcon, NtciSsi. urg 10 st. Louis, 8 An. Bee
New orleans 10 st Louis, II NJ: william
MS S,fi Padue e;, ta ~ y u.
bertrand, Eva rs ie packets sR1AE. Weeks,
POmoroy To Cairo. 5 r NJ: Anna, ST. louis
10 Cincinnati, 8 Pm /: Ironsifh5s. Pittgburg
to St. Louis, p. ~; Fairy Queen, jackson
port 70 Cairo, =. NJ .RfverTstal1oharyl
mercury 10. fi4.tt p4ti tet a@s
MEMPHIS, Juhe % ~ Weather cIesr. AIer-
curry 81 az noon. River falling, DoWn-R
r. Lee. Up--Ind ana and Mississippi. e
NASHVILLE, June 2s4Tsiver failing, with
AZ feet on Harpeih shoals. Weather dry
AMI warm. AIIived-JOhn Lumsden, from
Cairo. Departed--lInE " arble, for Gin
~ He'i' a0sHfc 1ffs Hflg #a
PIrTsBuRG, June 23.-Monongahela 8
feet. Weather clear and pleasant. Their
mometer rs. refuE 41.la.Has 4a
LOUISVILLE, June a. Port List ermu-
da. to Madison Belle Vernon ana LeOni-
das, st, Louis to Pittsbur0; Mary Houston,
to New Orleans business nlOdar AZ e.
Weather clear and moderately warm. tn 2
river is declining steadily, with six feet In
the canal, feet over the falls. and 3 fest
CINcINNATI June a. - Port List-Ar-
Tived-Spray, from Nashville; Allegheny
Belle, from Wheeling Depatte d-AI essen-
ger, to 81. Louis: Robert Moore, to Nash
vile; CharmeT, 10 EEansYille; Allegheny
Belle, tn st. Lotfs. The river has risen n
little; ID feet Inches in the channel. and
IS feet inches ubder this bTtdge. BusiBess
improving Weather cloudy thermome-
ter at noon Sioi evening 7s9.-.fs 49,
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jacksonville Kentucky. IT Commits
M 81 siOnBFs Sale.

pAuApts Cdlb.
Hopkins Circuit Cou, Z (Kentucky)
Mrs. Nancy Miller GO a. W.. Florence Miller
Ct 0t-Commtasiouer's sale.
PRyHE UNDERSIGNED. CONFsfFe-
- hioner IN the above action, viii, ou
MONDAY, nth on JUNE, 1860,
County Court day, sell TO the highest bid-
der, az the cOurt-house door IN Madi one
viliee hy.y on credit OF SIX and Twelve
months the following properly;
he tWO-stOry brick sLOrehouse, opposite
the courthouse IN Madisonvtlle, now oe-
cupied by HOlemau g. Nisbet us drug
store.
The house and lots on Main Street
known as the " Old Miller Place"
Also, 100 acres Of laad on the waters or
Flat Creek.
Full particulars at the sale. This urop-
erty IS an good cQndition, " ell located. and
very valuable. Purchaser viii be- real1irpd
to five bond WITH good surety to have tie
force and effect Of a replevln bond and "a
lien VIII De retained as further securiLy.
John IT, STHA NdE
Comm isslouFr
unl2 dtd
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B9~ Arm rests. best quality walnut
aud mahogany, at the Journal office.
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aeW York GOld and stocH nArAe {.


z Mon Ey-Actfve AMI stringent ~ per
cent. and lilo com naissiOn. alter bank
hours the rate fell TO per cent Discounts
nominal.
+ SGE-steriiug dull and firm at 90
9s5k
GGLD-QuIet and steady opened at Is7,
49, Ths Carrying rates were q per cent.
and also l-IGa3 -. Clearances glI8OUOU0D'
(goyEREMENT STOCKS Are a title
higher. The market closed steady.
Coupons Of 81 l2l%; DO. '66, I2ZJ[Sa
~: do. ~, lI65z@1l7; do. IS, lf8an81[:
DO new, ll91Zdlt835; do. 81, Il91<0If9sz . 40
,0s, IIg1sgllt5s; l0-4Os. W. 9IO8. -
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E., n. & N. R. R.-From John A..
Rei'z, Esq, who returned from Hen
derson last night by the Quiekstep.
we learn that pothing was accomplish
ed at the meeting OF the Directors of
the f., Fl. q N. Railroad in Heuder,
son, yesterday. The various matters
presented for consideration were re-
ferred to the meeting Of Stockholders,
which takes place at Hendersonto day,
Gen. Boyle, who was present, made
sundry propositions for the considera
ton Of the Directors, and the same
will, no doubt, be placed before the
Stockholders to-day. For these rea-
sons a large delegation should go to-
dayto Henderson. It is Of vital i'm
portance to Evansville that the road
should be flushed at as early day as
possible, and the means Of accom-
plishiDg this desirable end should be
carefully bat speedily considered.
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Iun2IdawIL


NOTICE rs EEEaEBY GIVEN 10
AZ the quauhed Voters or the county Of
Nauderburgh, that, I'm pursuance OF an
order of the Board OF Commissioners on
said county, rendered al their Iume term.
1850, the polls wiz he opened om the 5th
day OF August, 1862 at the several voting
p acs IN sa q cQunty, 20 tnke the votes or
ne legal voters thereof upon the subject or
saiA coun aiding ia che constr uctlan of
the Evansville, Dafmi q Padnchh Railroad
10 the amount 81 two hundred and forty-
TWO thousand dollars.
Given under my hand. this Nth dav af
June, 1863. VICTOR BlsCH
Auditor of Nanderburgh County.
jun23 d&w4W
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BGg~ Postage Stamps in small guam
titles for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL ExAMINA-
TIoN The annual examination OF
the Public School of Independence,
Of which Mr.. J. Wyttenbacb is prin-
eipal. and Miss Kate Gerhardt is
assistant, took place yesterday. and
passed off ia a manner rejecting the
highest credit on both teachers and
pupils, and highly satisfactory to the
Township Trustee and the large NUN
Der ofspeetators present. The names
OF 2ll pupils had been registered
during the year, but the average at
tendance was only ia. This great
difference is accounted for by the fac
chat many pupils from the Township
outside the town attended the schoo
during a postion Of the year only
The discipline in the school is ad
mirable.
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go to the JOURNAL Ohce.
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. We call
the especial attention Of builders and
contractors to the advertisement of
Martin, Gardner & Co., for sealed
proposals for building a Tobacco
Warehouse. Plans and specifications
can be seen at their office, at the
Planters Warehouse.
We rejoice that steps are being
taken towards the erection of a To-
bacco Warehouse in this city, of suit.
able Dimensions to accommodate the
heavy receipts of tobacco in this
market. The Planters Warehouse
is entirely too small, and the Blue
Warehouse has been used when the
breaks were unusually large. The
building of a commodious warehouse
is q substantial Improvement in which
all our merchants are interested, as
the tobacco trade in this city has
already become one of the CONNER
cial features Of our prosperous and
rapidly growing city. Martin, Gard
ner & Go. have labored diligently and
energetically to build up the tobacco
market here, and thus far their ef-
forts have been crowned with the
utmost I'm bounded success, over three
| thousand hogsheads having already
been sold this season; and with Oul
rapidly growing market, eur new
warehouse win be built none too soon
p~ For Cards, Envelopes, Tags
and Labels, go to the JOURNAL Office
Hol FOR HENDERsoN.-All citizeni
of Evansville desiring to attend tn
meeting Of the stockholders Of IN
r., III. g. N. R.R. at Henderson to
day. will please notice that the fin
propeller Minyoung leaves the wharf
} boat of W. G. Brown & Co. thi
J morning at z O'clock, carrying al
!, lpersons free Of charge. The trip vii
e be pleasant one, and we doubt no
S large number of our citizens vii
t avail themselves Of the Opportunit
j. OF visiting Henderson.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-The case of tn
State vs.. Betty Holt, charged wit
grand larceny. was tried yesterda,
: Betty stole LOT Of clothes valued q
!, about s25, from family on a fs
1 boat, some time since. The jury re
turned verdict Of guilty, and ser
! fenced her to be confined in tn
county Jail for five months and twelv
n days, at hard labor, under the d
! reetion of the Sheriff, and be di
e franchised one day. Disfranchisir
= woman nay seem strange pre-
ceeding to many Of our readers, bl
i the law requires that it should
done.
n Be- Best Carmine Ink for sale
the JOURNAL Office.
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CInelnmall harEeI.

By 'PeIesraDh.l CIFuIEEATr. June %.
FLoUR--25c higher; family &c 75s6O0.
WHEAT-Firrn at 81 . 81 -.
j. CU5sS-In good demand at 6j9G8o for ear;
70a72c for white.
OATS-Sie ady at 58 arc.
hYE-Scarce, ami firm at 81 30.
CoTroN-Firm middiing at &c.
WHISKY Dull; offered at 94s at the close,
without buyers
PRoVlsIOSs-Q juliet, but held firmly; mess
pork s3A %; bulk meats 10, lB1S4l7e; bacon
l4%, l7I@lS14c; nominnlly slim inquiry
for sides ior buyers July, bat nothing
done; they were offered at lSkai9c on
these terms.
LARD = Held at 1917 but no demand.
BUTrER-Firm at 259s0c; the latter rate
for c o G Western.
LTNBGRD OIL-Dult at 81 03al GA.
LARD OIL 81 42al H.
PETR LBtM-Dull at 2983lc
GRoCERIEs steady and Ia moderate de-
mand.
BEEF Cart E-steady at 81 5O97 50 gross.
SHEEP -SZ j06gi 90
Hoes Firsi 81 s. 90 to 50 so gross.
GOLD -l364.buyfng.
TOBACCO "A GIVE; sales of 224 hORsheads
at IS ~ 60 sl7 10.
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B1 Any person looking for fine
Gold Bracelets can be suited at
je24 C EIssLEE a. DELANG's.
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B9 Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. a.. ID. HEIMAN's.
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next SATURDAY night to organize. and
every member is expected to be pres
ent.
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1t will be seen that Mr.. VENTS
side came off winners by ten scores.
There were several fine plays made
by both sides, and some of our play
ers feel that the Red Stockings, of Gin
cinnati made a nice flank movement
in taking an eastern tour instead of a
I0eSterR.
We would like to witness a match
game between some other city and a
picked nine from the Evansville
Club. Cannot some club from anoth-
er city challenge our club?
Since the above was written we
have heard the defeat of the van
pushed attributed to Dr. Haas's
swift pitching.
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SOME bargains In Lama and silk
points and rotondes. at Hughes.
B| The best standard brandse'ef
Flour for sale In the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family.
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills n
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety of " grades of-super-
fine.
apo FL. ID ALLIs q Co.
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ROLL OF HONOR.


The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the last half
year: August Rosenberger, Louis
Brose, Charles Reynolds, Geo. Saa-
ders. Mary Brose, Mollie Knox, Mary
Hess, Mary Strause.
The following were perfect in de-
pertinent: August Rosenberger, Eva
Rheinlander, Emma Seward, Maggie
Feuss, Fanny Simmons, Sarah Hill,
Mary Hess, Emma Neel, Sophia Feuss.
Mary Brose, Louisa Seward.
The pupils of the school give q
public exhibition at their school house
to night, to which the public is cor
daily invited.