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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Was once Northumberland of the Fourth
Delaware Regiment, and consequently pretty
well known in this community. We print raey
sketch of one of his performances, elsewhere,
though, as it comes from the pen of Don Ptau,
we would not like to vouch for its accuracy.
Those who knew Colonel Tevis, however, will
not sec ANYTHING improbable in the story.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THE EMPRESS APPOINTED REGENT
French Reserves Called Out.



rur RMpuEss NAMED AS REGENT-MolsS TsooPs
CALLED OUT.
PARIS, July "a.
The Journal official publishes DEGREES naming
the Empress as Regent during the absence Oh
the Emperor, and calling out for active service
ninety thousand men Of the contingent OF w.
The Department of MoscllG mas been declared
in state Of SIEGE
THE SECRET TREArY--ITs AUTHENTICITY DENIED IN
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 27tli.
The journal OFFICIAL has an article on the pre-
tended treaty stating that after the treaty OF
Pragne in 1866, several conferences were held in
Berlin in regard to projected alliance but the
French government never had any knowledge OF
the project described and all propositions DIS
cussed were rejected by the Emperor The
journal adds that the publication of the Times
is designed merely TO Influence public opinion il
| England
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
Chemist and Druggist,
18th a Market sts., Wilmington.


treated with the utmost success, by j. ISAAt,S,
NJ d., and Professor of DISEASES OF tue EYE AMI
EAR lhis speciality In the Medical College Of Penn
Holland), No, sos ARCH ST., pllILADELPlllA
Testimonials cap be seen ut his office. The e,lca,
faculty are invited 10 accompany their patients,
serted without pain. No charge for examination.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Seems in deadly earnest in regard to preventing
any newspaper correspondents from following
his army special dispatch to the N. Y. 1fi-
bune says, formal orders have been given to
shoot every every man attempting to contra
g vene the orders AGAINST the press
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Dau,tiess and Cambria, which started on lnly
4th, on race between England and this country
have now been ont twenty-three days, and some
anxiety concerning them is beginning to be felt,
The latest dispatches in oar telegraphc columns
saw no tidings of them have yet been received.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

The Secretary of war has been authorized to
contract with Henry X. Brown, at Newburg N
Y, for the casting and erection of a bronze
eauestaran statute to the memory of IieutenS
ant General Winfield Scott, in Franklin Square.
Congress has appropriated $4,000 for the pur-
pose, A sufficient number Of cannon. cpptafeA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN WALES.

LONDON, July ~.
An explosion In r colliery at Lansamlet, in
Wales, killed nineteen men aud wounded many
others
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Cold Sparkling Soda Water,
with choice Fruit Syrups, rich Cream, Shaved lee,
etc. Also, High Rock Saratoga, Excelsior Saratoga,
Bedford Vichy and kissengen Waters on draught al
l.. BRlNGIlURST Il CO.'S,
Sixth and Market StH.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

The Boar says red hair should be kept Il
wayy and light as possible. Edt how Many
ladies' in attempting te follow ihis advice, dyt
- III. efrny'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
sprtial alatirss.


1ruSSeS
OF the hest patterns made to order Of the hest ma
terias, and Of all sizes constantly hand and pro-
perry adjusted at the Truss AMI Brace Department of
H. BRINGliuRST& CO.,
Cor Sixth and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Bringhurst's Liquid Rennet,
Concentrated, convenient, cheap and reliable made
ami sold wholesale or retail by
r. BRlNGII uRST& CO.,
SKIN and Market SITS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Reliable Thermometers,
OF all styles ami prices, at
u. BRINGIIURST 4 CO.'S,
Sixth and Market SITS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
WILMER ATKINSON, : A-Di.e'' "
WILMINGTON, DEL,
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

State Ticket.
For Governor, TH0s. B. C0URsEY, Kent County.
For Congress, JOSHUA 7. HEALD, New Castle Co
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

N. E. cor. Second T. French s.s.-
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

II the scientific bodies uf all civilized countries
have united in praising ioFFS MALT EXTRACT
and have bestowed upon It's originator many medals
and diplomas, then we feel certain that the Con
slmptive uses IL with confidence; the weak ami iiiva
lid take II rs the best tonic and constant drink
and that people affected with loss of appetite, ,iys
pepsia debility, coughs, colds. ETC., try It, and hlt
the same benefit by using IL IN thousands have pro-
claimed. II is indeed, Il health-g.vlng and health
sustaining drink AMI remedy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

.Nanuf.ciu -er OF cigars
Ind t,ut Tobnrros, Rinr t,ui Chewing. Cua
and Dry n1d t.rnnhlnted SInokinE
Tobacco Of the ssIntinn tluecni
md '.Ynra" BrnnGs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

IN w. BAILEY,
Il . NO. 622 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Il y daily receiving new designs IN Diamond ~
WORK, Fine Gold Jewelry and Silver Ware; &eA
also, American and Foreign Watches, and lGsN n.
mas made great reduction In his prices. CHI
NJ B.-Watchcs anti Jewclry Repaired by skillful
wOrknien jyl6 2nlfptl&w
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30
me Banoues TobacrO sale.

The sales which commenced at
Ford's Warehouse, on Wednesday,
were continued during that day.
Thursday and yesterday. being con-
cluded about FIVE O'Clock last eve
ming, the sales being about seven
hundred bOgsheads.
The interest never seemed to abate
during the three days of the sale, the
appearances indicating that if the sale
had lasted for three days more, and
the quantity of tobacco been twice as
large, every hogshead offered would
have been taken readily at full
prices.
The planters and sellers seemed to
fully realize the situation and accept
ed the prices offered. which were from
one to one and a half cents lower
than those obtained before the Fran
CO Prussian war. ranging from So 90
per hundred to 81 rs per pound.
One of the bnyers present, Mr.. Ray
OAPAOSSO0 SAC - ORAuAOu tua6 no DeLLeE
prices could be obtained at any mar
ket in the West than those of the
Banquet sales. while all who were
present expressed themselves as high
ly pleased with their entertainment,
and especially with the factors and
buyers of Evansville.
The tobacco factors desire US, in
this connection. to tender their CRATE
full acknowledgements to the local
board of buyers. and especially to the
numerous buyers from abroad who
attended the sale.
To the tobacco factors, and espe.
oially to Messrs. VS.. Ford and Mar
tin. Gardner & Co.. and their numer-
GUS able and very gentlemanly assist
ants, the citizens ara deeply indebted
for the magnitude. as we'll as the
magnifcence of tie banquet and the
extent of the sales
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30
PTOOIILI.
No sunstroke yesterday.

No sunstroke yesterday.
THE Grand Jury meets on Mon
day.
TIE kinks are now all out of the
Straight Line"
GET your Sunday reading at the
Postofice.
THREE trials before the Recorder
yesterday, out of which the cash re-
ceipts were 81 90.
THE" "Pbeuix" and o K" clubs
played a game of base ball yesterday
in which the 20. K" we're beaten
80 to 81.
THE city bought piece of ground
on First Street yesterday, whereby
that street is made. as the Irishman
expressed it. The same linth an
the same breath from ind to ind"
The Rev. DR.. Andrus, of Trinity
Church, lectured before the Union
Aid Society of the colored Methodist
Church, on Thursday evening, on ed
ucation. His hearers we're of course
delighted.
JOHN FoLz, Edward Corley, and
an old man who says he has lived in
America for twenty-four years with
out being brought before o court,
will come up before the Recorder this
morning for judgment.
THE equalization board are respect.
fully requested to eqalize the temper
ature. the prices of provisions and the
tempers of the members of the Coun-
Gil, as soon as they shall have done
with the taxes.
INDEPENDENCE boastsa pedestrian
that can beat Weston. He says that
IN the year 1882, he started on foot
from Dixon's Ferry, Illinois, for
Green Bay, Wisconsin, with a scout
ing party. and losing their way, the
party, after fifteen days march, found
themselves on the shores of the Lake
of the Wood, which. in these days of
slow travelling, takes much longer
time to reach with the aid of steam
boats and railroads.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30
CuUEcR NOTICES.

Church of the Holy sg1ocents.-rhe sit
tings In this church daring all its services
are free to the public. Morning service
will be held at t01S O'Clock, and evening
service at ~ o'clock each Sunday. The
subject of the morni ng service VIII be,
'.The True pirit OF w DrshIp." The lecture
at the eveTling service win be, 1.-THE Great
ne-s OF Our Humanity in the Makers
Sight" You are cordially invited.
81. J ,aul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Rev VIM. H. Van Antwerp, Rector. sun
d AZ school at An. Morning Prayer 9th
s. lnday after Trinity at 1O1z. Evening
'Pra, er at 8 O'Clock. Lamasco Mission
Sunday school at ~ Pm.
Church Of Chrfst.-EIder Alfred Flower
will preach for the Church OF Christ to-
morrow Sunday, at the Criminal Court
Room, at 1O1z AN. and II Pm.
HaoEe Street II. E. Cttsrch.-Between Sew
enth and Eighth Streets. Preaching at
1OH AM. by Rev. James Hill, Pastor, and
| mt ~ PM. by Rev. r. r. Pierce. Sunday
school at 0AM. The public are cordially
invited.
Trinity n e. Church.-sunday School
att AM Preaching at Io15 Am. and M.
Class meetings a. 8 Pm. The Pastor will
occupy the pulpit.
FIRST Bapttst Church. Sabbath School
and Bible Glass at AN. Sermon at lO11
by the Pastor, Rev. A. @. Caperton. Seats
free TO all.
Kingsley N. e. Cburoh.--COrner Eighth
and Gum Streets. Rev. Fl. 3. Cassavant
will preach at 1O1< AN. The other services
as usual.
Independence II. Z. Chzrch.-Preachipg
at IO1S AM. followed by Glass Meeting.
Sunday School at ~ Pm.
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. -
Preaching morning and evening by the
Pastsr, After next Sabbath the church
will be closed for few weeks for neces-
sary repairs.
Colorsd Baptist Church. This church,
which has been undergoing repairs for the
la. two weeks, is now ready for service
again. The Sabbath School will be held
at the usual hour, O'Clock AM. Preach
ing at IO1< AN. and 81 and u Pm. Green
Mcfarland, Pastor.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

KeW York Market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK. July g.
CoTroSs-Dull, heavy and lower; sales OF
800 ba es az I9Nda2Oc for middlin0 upIands
steady and closed firmer, with moredoine.
sales of 1900 barrels at So 2005 80 for SUI
perfine western and state; &6G6 80 for COM
mon to good extra western and State; SO IS
@6 75 tor good TO cho ce do; 70 a5g7 Is for
common to choice white wheat western
ronnd hoop Ohio; IS 25a9 for common to
choice extra 81. Louis, C osing hrmer, with
no sel'els at the inside quotations. Rye
-four firmer; sales of 300 barrels at IS 7596.
CORN MEAL-Steady; sales OF 800 barrels
at So for southern: So 25 for Brandywine.
WHIsKY-More steady; sales of $50 bar
rels at Sl(0l OF, nearly all at the latter prtcs.
WHEAT-Receipts, I39.5S8 bushels; lC92c
better; more doing for export; sales of
and 1;I'V WesterH; % 81 sal 81 O for % new amber Der
western Indiana; 81 30Ql 36 for No. 2 Mil
wauRee; 81 341f for spring; 81 20 for No. 2
and spring mixed.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
CoRN-Receipts, 77728 bushels; heavy
and lc lower; sales of ,0OO bushels at 9lc6
81 Oh for new mixed western sI O2aI OS for
high mixed, nearly yellow; 81 OS Tor west
OATs-Receipts 42.O7e bushels. market
scarcely SO firm; sales of 680OU bushels a 8
So a59c for western, the latter extre ne: 66
Csc for Ohio and state.
HAY-In fair request at S0g55c for ship
HoPs-Quiet and drm.
CoFFEE-6ales of sou bags of Rio B. Q. /;
sUeAR-steady;s sales of 300 hogsheads of
Cuba at esz9l03<c.
RICE = sales Of 80 barrels at sk@s56c;
marKet steady.
MoLASSES-Quiet.
PETRoLEUT-Dull at l2Izc for crude; 2lc
for refined.
PoRK-More active; sales OF 900 barrels OF
mess; $50 for mess; S24926 for prime; S300
S50 0O Tor prime mess; also, sales OF 500 bar
rels of mess August, ct G36.
PEEF-Steady: sales of 100 barrels at Sl20
Sl6 for plain mess; 8l60l9 for extra mess.
Beer hams, quiet and unchanged Tierce
beef nrm at SIC d28 for prime mess; S3Oa8I
for India mess. Mlddies, quiet and un-
changed.
CUT MEATS = Steady at 20922c for hams; !;
lies of l25 t1erces OF smoked hams 40 2ls[
@24c.
LARD-A shade lower; sales of $50
tierces at l69l7zc for steam 171S0lsc for
Kettle rendered; also, sales of 1000 Iierces
OF prime steam, July and August, at 175<c.
BUTTER Quiet at 20g2Sc foI western q
933c for state.
9HEEsE-Scarcely so frm at 70141Sc.
FRKIGHTS-FFeigHts to Liverpool steady !;
wheat by steam I'D.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30
The Courts.

Before the RecOrder.-John Russell,
for the larceny of an axe from Little
Bros. shingle factory. in Independ-
ence, was sent to Jail in default of
500 bail.
Sam Drake. for striking Kate Jones.
was fined 81.
John Maser, who was arrested 70,
intruding into the tobacco barJ net,
and behaving in an outrageous man
ner, took change of venue to, JUS
tice Ben. Stinson, who fined him
about seven doIla.s.
Before Justice Walker. - Ellen
Mosely had Betty Evans arrested op
a surety OF the peace" warran'
Betty was tried by a jury and Rc,
quilted.
Before Justice Nc Ternaqs.-Sul ton
Stull lodged sundry and divers COM
plants against parties in the COZ ntry,
of whom hereafter.
Bef0rc, the q. s. Conansissioner,-
HeP..fy Schneider. of Babytown, was
rsnarged with violation of the reve-
nue. laws, by removing beer from his
brewery without stamping the kegs.
He was held in $3.50 for trial.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

upwards OF 3.UUU,UUU Dusneis or coal
will go out on the present rise, prin-
cipally fer Cincinnati and Louisville.
There have been ,ao arrivals or de-
partures outside of the local packets.
Reports from the Upper Mononga-
hela say the river Is falling, The
YouRhiogheny is rising rapidly. At
Oil CITY fhe river is rising, with 5 feet
6 inches water. The weather is cool
and rainy. At Parker's Landing the
river is rising slowly, with 6 feet 6
inches. Heavy rain last night. and
the weather is cloudy.
PrrTsBURG, July 90. = Weather
clear and pleasant. Monongahela
s feet 10 inches, and the Allegheny
10 feet, both rivers rising. Arrived
Wild Duck and barRes. There is but
little doing outside of coal shipments
I16 barges, with 1,450,000 bushels,
left for Louisville, and 107 barges,
with 1,206. 900 bushels. for Cincinnati.
Other shipments will leave to morrow.
CINCINNATI, July 90. - The river
has risen 80 inches, with II feet 4
inches in the channel. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 800. Heavy rain
last night.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Arrived-
Julia No. 2, Marietta. Departed
@. P. Huntington. Kanawha River.
River IL feet 10 inches.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-River rose
five inches in the last twenty-four
hours, with two feet eleven inches in
the chute and five fact six inches on
Partland bar. The indications now
are that we will have navigable falls
in a few days. Weather pleasant and
cloudy. with thermometer ranging
from 780 to 830.
CAIRO, July 29-Port List-Alpha,
Goose Island to Nashville. 10 Pm;
Idlewild, Evansville packet, 10; Sal
lie, st. Louis to Arkansas River, ii !;
Susie Silver, New Orleans to st. Louis,
Sam; David Watts, Tennessee River
to st. Louis, 8; Commonwealth. st.
Louis to New Orleans. 9; Ella Hughes.
Nashville packet, 1PM; Diana, Lou
isville to New Orleans, /; City of
Evansville. Evansville packet. 6; Ex-
change, Louisville to Cairo, s.; Colo
rado, st. Louis to Vieksburg, z. The
f1V6r I6li QUO IuCH SuOWeE l0lS dIt6E-
noon; weather cloudy; mercury 620.
ST.. LOUIS, June 29.-Arrived-
johnson, Sheridan and st. Johns,
Keokuk; ST. Joseph, Memphis; Con-
tinental, New Orleans. Departed
City of Alton, Memphis. River fall
ing. Mercury SO at B PM.
NASHVILLE. July 29.-River falling
slowly, with 81 feet scant on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather showery and very
warm. Departed-Umpire, Cairo.
MEMPHIS. July ga fine rain
last night. and a gentle rain the
greater part of the day. Mercury 800.
River falling. Departed-Nick Wall,
Carrie Converse. to Red River; Vir-
ginia. to New Orleans; Marble City,
to Vicksburg.
VIcKsBURa, July 29-Passed up
Leonidas. 8 O'Clock last night; Great
Republic and Mary Houston. 8; Hen
ry Ames. 5PM. River falling. The
weather is cloudy and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Heavy
rain this forenoon. Now clear and
warm.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, July 20.
FLoUR-Quiet; demand moderate, and
market more settled; extra &c IS; family
SO 80.
WHEAT-Gpened dull, but fair demand
at 81 2O@l Is; at the close hold ers asking
81 259l % for Nos. and l; VII hite 81 4G@1 As
the latter rate for choice Kentucky.
CoRS--Firm; 679SSc for ear, and 90c for
6helIed.
OATs-Dull and prices irregular; new Is
@o5c: oid 49955c; the supply of new con-
ttnues large, and the quality bad.
RYE-Dull at 90095c
BARLEY-Unchanged and dull; 81 10
al IS for fall.
CoTroN-Dull; mfddIing 18lz@I51zc.
SIG %.
WBIsKY-Du1I at g7a9sc; no sales.
PRoVLsIoES - Unchanged and quiet.
Mess PORK held at $50 50. Bulk meats 1870
and 15Ac Bacon 141z9l73Ea1S1zc; buyers
offer quarter less all round; very little
done.
LARD-HeId at I61<; &c less bid.
BUTTER-Unchanged and II rm at S5M27c.
CHEEsE-l49l5c and firm supply light.
EGGS-l3c.
0IL-No change. Linseed 81 OF. Lard
oil 81 l7@l 20 Petroleum 24925c and dull.
GoLD-Sl 20L buying.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

THE FAILURE OF THE HOTEL PRo-
JEoT.-Messrs Lemcke and Duso1-
chet have finally abandoned their
hotel project, because the merchants
and others directly interested in the
matter did not CO. operate with them,
as they were led to suppose they
would from the amount of COM
plant that had been made against
the great lack of hotel facilities in
this city. which it is alleged material
ly damages its business.
Evansville, with her fine Opera
House, her increased railroad facili-
ties, her new Water Works, and her
great and growing tobacco market,
but without a first class hotel will
look very much like the boy who was
dressed to see the minister, with
patches on both knees, and kid
gloves on"
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

STEALING NEWSPAPERS. - If the
crime of stealing can be so classified
as to make one species of dishonesty
meaner than another, then the crime
of newspaper stealing is about the
lowest grade of petty larceny known.
The meanness of the theft, when per-
petrated by poor wretch who is des-
titute of nickel whereWith to buy a
paper, is contemplate. but when a
man who is abundantly able to pay
for dozen papers daily, descends to
stealing them, the crime becomes
more despicable still.
About once in three weeks some
wretch steals the Sunday Denaokrot
from the JOURNAL Office, and more
than likely finds out, after the crime
has been committed, that he is in pos
session of paper he cannot read, and
it would be some consolation to the
loser to know that every thief met
with like disappointment. but such,
unfortunately, is not the case.
| For several months people have
complained occasionally. that their
papars were being stolen. but recent
ly the complaints have been more fre.
quent. especially from two or three To-
calities on Third Street, where anum-
Der of persons daily resort to discuss
the news of the day.
Among those who are victimizec
the most, are I. G. BridweH & Co.
druggists, who. unless they are very
watehful, lose their Sunday morn
ing's paper before noon, BY those
! petty thieves. IF any one will set I
trap that will effectually expose /,
: newspaper thief, be will be entitled t.
the thanks of the reading public.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

OHIO FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We call
the attention Of our patrons to this
institution of learning, situated in the
beaS1iss5l village of College Hill, Ohio.
a few mics north Of Cincinnati, and
enjoys the peculiar advantage which
the neighborhood of large city con-
fers. while yet sufficiently retired
for uadisturbed study. The College
has now entirely recovered from the
disaster which befell it in 1868-When
the principal building was burnt. A
new and more spacious edifice has
been erected with frontage of about
200 feet. including wings. It is built
of brick-in the French style, with
freestone ornaments and Mansard
slate roof. Lofty ceilings. and wide
halls running the full length of the
building permit free ventilation. The
whole building is heated by steam,
and lighted with gas.
We refer our readers for further in.
formation TO the advertisement of the
College, to be found in another col
umn.i
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week, ending July 29th, as ap-
pears by the County Auditors Records:
George See to Mary McReynold:, Lot
No. 4, block No. SO, in Eastern Enlarge
menG, for s., ,600s
James II. Powell to VIM. Wicke, Lots
TO and IL, In Block II, Southern Enlarge
ment, for 500.
Henry r. Schroeder to Otto f. Jacoki,
Lot No. 10, in Block No. S, Eastern En-
Iargeme ent, for S3 900.
Otto r. Jacob to MSry Schraeder, Lot 10,
in Block 9. Eastern Enlargement, for
$1,000
Ann Webb to J.. A. Beyerstadt, Lot II,
and adjoining "a of il, in Block 8, Hub
bard's Addition, Ter $2 800.
James q. Jones to Alex. Maddux, Lot 10.
Subdivisions Lot 8, Block 124, Lamasco,
for SIS
schap ker & Busstng to James n. Rogers,
Lot No. II, In BLOCK 1, Crescent Enlarge
ment, for $3.50.
August Maschner to Elizabeth Roth,
Lot No. 6, IN Block Nc. 4, Crescent En-
largement, for 81.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30
UnDaid Letters.
POsT-OFFIcE, EVANSVILLE,
ILL 90 sOEn

POST-OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
July 20, 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficiently di
rected.
IF not called for by August 9th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please apply at the Cashiers s
Office.
Miss Fannie Burbank, city.
j. W. Ruhlman, Cincinnati.
i. Rice. LeWisburg.
w. X. Page.
Mary " tlliams.
Luther L. Newton, South Carrolton, KY.
r. A. Calls, Huggen bottom, Tenn.
J. ]. Hedinger, P1tts1eld, Mass.
j. n. Harris h Co., Cincinnati.
VIM Kalberts, Terre Haute, Ind. 2.
Ind.
Erastus Philips, Hartford, Conn.
Conrad VOgle.
JOHN W. FOSTER, p. NJ
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

TEMPrATIoN.-Adam Smith, who
pretends to do business on Broadway
New York, is flooding the country
with circulars offering to send "fac
SMILES of greenbacks" for price. 1t
is rumored that several young men of
this city are now under the surveil-
lance of the police on suspicion of
being engaged in passing counterfeit
money, and such circulars as those of
Smith are likely to lead others, whose
principles are weak, into trouble.
1t is surprising that such rascals can
continue to do business in the heart
Of great city without being inter-
rupted by the police.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE. -
THE Baltic squadron will shortly
make an attack upon Saarlpuis, which
lies directly north of Berlin
This extraordinary announcement
concerning the European war, which
is made by some of the papers in their
telegraphic summaries, is about as
good as the blunder of a member Of
the British Parliament, who spoke OF
the city of Pennsylvania in the State
of New Orleans, which he said had
been stormed by force OF marines
from the British squadron on Lake
Michigan during the war of 1872.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-30

)IsMIssED.-The bill Of complaint
ught by James Seantlin and wife,
which Judge johnson granted a
lporsry Injunction, restraining the
' from subscribing to the stock of
/, Straight Line Railroad Company,
IS dismissed yesterday evening,
,out FIVE o'clock.