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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-06

SILVER WEDDING.-Yesterday was
the twenty fifth anniversary of the
wedding of our worthy citizen Rev.
w. II. McCarer and his estimable Ia
day; and In commemoration of the
day, and as an appropriate testimoni.
al of their high regard and christian
fellowship, a number of their lady
friends presented them with an ele-
CANT silver tea service and number
of other beautiful articles of silver
ware. By many years of faithful
christian labor in this city, they have
most richly merited these tasteful gifts
of their friends.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Aug. 5.
FLoUR-DuI1 and unchanged.
WHEAF-Dull; lG2c lower, closing at
81 l61z9l II Tor No. 2. This afternoon q
fair demand at 81 2IZ9l 2l5z seller last
half August. :
CoRNSDull; lie lower, closing at 7Sa7s15c
for No. 2. This afternoon quiet and I'M
changed.
OArs-DulI; KOBE lower, closing at 425<c
for old doc for new.
RYE-Shade easier. closing firm at soc for
No. 2
BARLEY-Steady at 81 0iGl O5 for No. 2
MISUNDERSTANDING and firm at 96c for
wood SIC for iron.
MESS PoRK-SZ9 50a2O,
LARD Quiet at l61lc.
SHoULDERs-1 31sgl3Zc
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THE KNIFE AT WORK.
A Negro Deck Hand from the Wsua-
nita Severely Cut on the Breast
and Arm-A CoIOFed Han Arrested
on Suspicion

About ten O'Clock last night a ne
gro deck hand on the steamer Waua-
nita. named James Dorsey, while
passing around to the rear of Ham
burgers saloon, in Whisky Row, was
suddenly assaulted by one whom he
describes as long legged. ginger
cake colored fellow" who called out,
What do you want here, you -
--?" calling him an abusive
name, as he struck at him with a
knife, cutting cash about ten inches
long across his broad breast, just be-
low the right nipple, the knife pass
ing on and cutting through the large
muscles of the upper arm. severing
three small arteries and penetrating
nearly to the bone.
Dorsey, as soon as he was cut,
turned and ran down the levee to
Humphrey, Lewis & Co.'s wharfbOat,
shouting. Watch! Watchl" bleed
ing profuselg all the time. At the
wharfboat, be met Mr.. Tom Sinzich.
who conducted him to DR.. W. R. Da-
vidscn's Office, where his wounds were
dressed.
Meanwhile Officers Wolf and An
leitner were found, and description
of the assassin was given. and they,
with Officers McDevitt and Rhodes
and Constable Donahue. proceeded to
Hamburger's saloon on Vine Street,
and arrested several colored men,
among them one Bill Crosby. whom
Dorsey said was the man, although
he at first said be was not. seeming to
mistake him for a white man.
Officer Rhodes conducted Crosby to
the lookup, and the other officers
proceeded to investigate the matter
more closely, but up to this writing
midnight-nO further particulars have
been learned.
A hospital ticket was procured
from the clerk of the Wauanita, and
Mr.. Tom Sinzich providing a wagon,
the wounded man was conveyed t.
the Marine Hospital.
DR.. Davidson does not deem his
wounds necessarily dangerous, al
though severe, no very i'm
portant blood vessels being cut, and
the cut on the side only penetrating
to the ribs.
Crosby will have an examination
this morning, and his friends seem
confident that he can prove an abb,
although Dorsey is very positive in
saying that be is the man.
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EuroDcan Markets.

by Ielegraph.l LoNDoN. Aug. 5, 80 P.zz.
Consols Tor money $685.; account, Sg5S.
Amer lean securities steady; '62g, S3%; eos.
S25s; '67s, Sl15; I0-4Os, so.
LIVERPOOL, August 5-COttOn sales for
Inc week, $500 bales; exports, 5000 bales;
bales; America Isl eco bales; receipt@ Tor
the week. 81 COO bales; American, is, OCO
Dalesi ahoat, 4e2 600 bales; Am erIcan, $4,000
ba les; market dropping; sales to-day, eco
bales; uplands, at ~; Orleans. So. Re
celpts OF wheat for three days, 6,OOO quar-
tiers; american. $500; California white
IS Sd; winter, los 7dgiOs Sd: western hour
26sM26s Cd; corn, No. mixed, 32s Sd; oats,
ions, quiet; pork, 122s Cd; beef. lbs Cd
lard. 74si cheese, 63s: bacon, SOS for Cum
berland cut: Cos for short rib middles; tur-
pentine, a2s Cd ;linssed oil, a2sgs2s Id.
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st. Louis Market,

By Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS. August 5.
TOBACCO Steady.
COTT sN-NominaI
HB4fP, ROPE AND Observation-Disclosures
tLoUR-Duil ana little Going; supetfine
q 50g5 Xxx 50 G0G5 20; choice 10 fancy
WHEAT-Dull; No red fall 81 l7al 70;
No. 40. 81 25aI IS, -
CORN -1nactive: mixed 1880; yellow
RYE-Duli at 759S0c. - =
WHISKY-NominaI at g7sZe
GRocE IEs-U nchanged
fRoVIsIoSs-H Held higher, but buyers
stooo on small sales of pork at $751; Dry
s s meats ne q at 1870 for shoulders; 1870
IoE c.eAIs@LD 4!1ac for clear Sides all loose.
Bacon 10 good demand, but the higher
pF ASKED checked business; small sale
1ee; but Is he'd &c higher ali rnnf.sf
LARD-Nothing doing.
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New York Gold and Stock A-Iket.
By Telegraph

By Telegr7pn.I NEW 1OAK, august D.
Business in Wall street was dull.
MoNEY-Easy at 3g5; on small time
loans 61z@7.
sTEBLING-Nominal at 91z995z; sight
bills l0ZM1CA
GoLb-Qufet and steady opened at 2lH,
advanced 10 l 2lk and closet at l 2IHlQ
I2sS. Germans were free sellers as well
as heavy purchase of bonds. Their OPP
erations in the latter Is esLlpated at two
and q half millions. Carrying rates on
gold per cent to fat. CIearances S55, C0J,-
0O0; for export tomorrow, t800,u00 is ell
gagged.
2 (iOvERNMENTS-F Firm
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METHODIST IN EVANSVILLE IN
1823.-An old record now in possess
sion of the Mt. Vernon Circuit, In
diana Conference of the Methodist
Church, shows that Posey, Wander
burgh, Warrick, Gibson and Pike
Counties. including Ne. Vernon and
Evansville, were all embraced in one
pastoral charge in 1923.
The record also shows that the to-
tai amount contributed by the church
at Evansville for the year 1928. was
seUeR dollars and fifty cents The to-
tai amount paid to the tro ministers
who travelled this extensive field for
the same year, was ffty-four dollars
and t,0elve end a halt cents.
The Methodist Churches in the
City of Evansville in 1869, forty-fouI
years later, paid for the support OIL
their pastors moro than four thousand
dollars, aud nearly seven hundred
dollars to the missionary cause.
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ELOPEMENF FROM KENTUCKY
A grief stricken father and betrayed
husband were in this city yesterday,
searching for truant wife. who had
forsAken her home on the Kentucky
shore, short distance above this
city, and ran away with a stranger.
1t appears that the stranger with
whom the wife eloped, came to their
house short time ago and on his ur.
gent request was accommodated with
board, and on Thursday evening
while the husband went to call upon
the wife's father, who lives only about
half mile from the late residence of
the young couple. the stranger stole a
skiff and absconded with the wife,
who is only about sixteen years old
and has bean married only about
seven months.
Officer Jackson, to whom they az
piled for assistance, rendered them all
the aid in his power, but with what
success Is not yet known.
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River Dtann,csss,a

PITTsBURG, August 5.--Wea, her clear and
warm. Thermome ter 50. River falling
feet 6 inches by the MonOngaheIa brtdge
marks. Business on the wharf dull. No
arrivals or departures outsfd the local
packets. The MonongaheIa river Is falling
at the head waters. Oil Creek dispatches
say the river is falling with SO inches in the
channel. The weather Is clear and warm.
Packets landingi river stationary at 80
inches.
PITTsBURG, August 5.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Monongahe.a feet inch
es. Business appended: nothing done
outside of local packets.
CINcINNATI, August 5.-Departed-G Gran
tie Stale, to Wheeling. River IS feet in
channel.
IoUTsvILLE, August 5.-Arrived -Leoni
cas. from New Orleans: Belle Vernon and
Tom Reese and bars es, from Cincinnati.
EepRrted-ToTn Reese and barges, to New
Orleans; the Mary Houston bias laid u D..
The river has probably reached its highest
point on the present rise, and is pOw feet
large on the fails, and 20 feet on Portland
bar. Weather clear. Mercury e5o at Pm.
CAIRO, August Port List-Marb. @ City,
Vlcksbarg to st. Louis, A. NJ. David Watts
st. Louis to Tennessee RIVER z; Collier,
st. Louis to New Orleans, q: Ella HUI zhes /,
Nashville packet, P n City OF Evans
Vile, Evansville. packet, g. River rose 10
inches. The weather is clear. Mercury
sac.
ST. LOUIS. August 5-ArrIved-Johnso
and Jasper, from Keokuk. Departed
johnson, to KeoKuK; City of Alton, to
Memphis. River falling. Weather clear.
Mercury go at Pm.
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Memphis Markaf-

ny Ieiegraph.l MEMPHIS, August 5.
CoTToN-Dul1 and nominal: receipts 30
oalesi exports l5S bales; weeks receipts
"a oaIe5i exports $50 bales; Stock 5,96l
ELoUR@Superfne s. 25a5 50.
CoRN-919sl
OATS-4So.
HAY-s20023 GO,
BRAN-s9 so.
PoRK-Quiet at $50 %.
LARD-17<0I9c.
1o BE1acoN-Firm; shoulders IS1E, and sides
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New Orleans Marker.

by TelegTaph.l NEW ORLEANS, August s.
oSoTroS-Nominal; middling l715: sales
2OO bales: receipts 2l5 bales: stock AZ an
Dalesi recei pts for the week ,O6S bales; e1.
Ports coastwise 4,26l bales; sales for the
xE ELTogsaR5@zDul; superhne s. Al; Xxx IS :;
1I2. - O'|2' "NA'S q ~ q
OATs-Firm at 5795sc.
BRAN-971z9SI. -
HAY-Extra prime s23 5C624 CO.
PoRK-Mess 232a32 EO
ga 6AG siSos 151a; clear lib Ice;
HAMS-27c.
LARD-TIeree III: Reg I9Jl.
SUGAR-Prime lSc
MoLAssES-50aT5c
WHISKY-92hGEI
~ GS1oFFEE-Aetive: prime nominaIIy I7A9
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II. G. Bridwell Il Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals. Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
iel7-tf
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APPoINTED.-We are grati6ed to
learn that DR.. Ralston, of this city,
has been appointed Physician, at the
Government Hospital, in place of DR..
johnson, deceased. Dr.. Ralston is
the very man for the place. Kind
and attentive, the patient will find
him ever find him willing to extend
all the aid in his power to alleviate
their sufferings, and restore them to
health.
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Base Rail.

From correspondence between D..
G.. Mark, Esq, of this city, and G..
A. Hippard, Esq, President of the
Rocket B. B. c., of Marshall, Illinois,
as Published in the Marshall Messen
ger, it appears that the Rockets con-
template trip to this city, to play a
match with the Riversides.
A special reduction of fare from
Terre Haute to this city has been Sc
cured. and if the match is concluded,
we may expect to see numbers of the
people from that part here, to witness
the best game of the season, as the
Rockets have, thus far, been victori-
Gus in every contest.
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Hot WEATHER.-Samuel Todd, a
brother-ir- law of Professor George
Warren, Of this city, writes from Ari-
iona that the thermometer in that
country has ranged from 1120 to 116o
in the shade for lopg time, and yet
the health of the country does not
seem to be injariously affected by the
great and continued heat.
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ARTISANS, MANUFACTURERS, IN
FENTORS AND ALL ENGAGED IN the
production OF Works OF Art and Ingenuity
are invited to contribute.
The Managers will make this EXPOSE
ton of Art and Industry superior, In poInt
of attraction and practical beneht 10 All
concerned, to any display of similar % a.
ture which has ever been held in this
country.
For full Information, Circulars, Rules,
Regulations, Blank Applications for
space. etc, please address C1NC1NN Ar
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSIFAOH. 1yz9 ~
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Choice store Room for Rent.

Choice bIOr6 kOOm Tor Kent.
The fine four story store room IN
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September l..
Apply to JOHN W. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. leZ4-H
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DAILY JOURNAL
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, $50.
CITY NE w s .
rhA Weather.

PERsoNAL.-Gen. John NJ. Harlan,
of Louisville, one of the most worthy
of Kentucky's citizens. is on a visit to
his friends in this city.
Hon. r. T. Kercheval, of Rockport.
is spending a day or two in this city.
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MARRIAGE LTcENsEs.- following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
August 5th, 1870:
John Hogan and Mary Bailey.
John w. Morrison and Maiy Caudace
Slaght.
Jacob Beck and Mary WoIlenkamp.
Christian Schuessler and Caroline Ritter
Henry Hyde and Matilda SehWenR
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Agsjgaee's Sale.

RYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the undersigned, assignee OF Henry
FeIdman and John =. Peele, Will. on the
18th day OF August, 1870, between 10 O'Clock
AM. and O'Clock PM, AT the Court House
door, IN the city OF icVansyil sell at auc-
ton the interest of said Feldman 10 all
that part OF Lot I49, in the DOpation En-
laTgeTnent of the city OF Evansville, thus
bonded: BEGINNING on the front line OF
said lot on Third street, 3712 feet from the
corner thereo on Third 0nd Walnut
SiTeets; thence n right angles TO Third
street TO the alley ia the Tear OF said lot :
thence along said alley tWenty-nye feeL
toward Locust Street; thence at right
angles to said alley TO Third Street; thence
along Third Street to the beginning
] Will also sell at the same time and
place, a lot of household furniture belong-
Ing to said trust. Terms cash.
BERNARD 5CHAPKER.
JyZ3 ID Assignee.
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Ri We r NJ w q
For Otaer River Itens See 7nfrd Page.

The weather continued clear and
pleasant last night. and the river con-
tinues to rise slowly.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight were the Idle
wild. from Cairo; Wauanita, Cincin-
natl TO New Orleans; Mary Miller, to
Cairo; Pine Bluff, to R9ckport. and
Palestine. to Louisville.
The Palestine and Pine Bluff
had good trips both ways........The
Pine Bluff took up a number of un-
washed Democrats. Capt. Elder will
fumigate the boat to -morrow......The
Idlewild arrived at 8:45, with a fair
freight and crowd Of passengers, of
whom twenty three were transferred
to the Palestine.........The Mary Mil
Ter took out very fair trip.........The
Wauanita had a medium trip. She
added a good deal Of freight here.
EZauifssts
Manifest of steamer Mary Miller, from
Cairo to Evansville, August 5, 1870:
Annie Cooper, chest mdse; VIM He'll
man, boiler pump TOp3, Long q Co,
bdle dry hides; ChRs NieIe q &c, bbls
potatoes: w s Ford, hhds tobacco; NJ
5tumpf, 4 kegs heer; A r Shrader, mid
tobacco; A & L Uni. hhds clay; VIM q
Blown & Co, boxes machinery; & d
Holman, 90 emf ply boxes; H H Umble, 642
sacks wheat; g w French, 81 pigs house
hold goods. e
RE-SHIPPING.
Alton-3 pkgs mdse.
Conc0rdia-120 PIX gs household goods.
New Albauy-1 Dbl whisky.
Cincinnatt-90 pigs lead.
Manifest of the steamer Idlewild. from
Cairo TO Evansville, August 9th, 1870:
A Z Shrader 70 hhds tobacco; Martin
Gardner s. Co 3 hhdS tobacco; VIM s Ford
Ii hhds tobacco: q w French bills ap-
pies, 3 bdls leather; Kuhn & VIII one half
Dbl whisky: y K Gilbert one half barrel
whisky; Preston Bros / bbl whisky; A
Gumberts sacks feathers; owner 1 lot of
moving plumber; Unborn 81 b pieces
stone; Lyon q Maehen 81 bags wheat !;
Ig chart Bros % bags Whea'.
RESHIPMEST.
Hazleton-2 gxes household goods.
Greensboro 2 do do
L0uisville-l3 empty beer kegs, boxed
mantle, l sewing macniue, sewing ma
| ch ne stand, box sewing machines.
Madison-23 empty ale bbls.
| Cincinnatt-4 empty ale bbls.
Covlngton-3 hhds tobacco.
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louisville Harkot.

By Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE, August 9.
BAGGING-Firu hemp 29I5; fax 3Oc.
CoTToN-InactiVe middling lSc.
Flour and grain quiet and UNCHANGED.
WHIsKY-SSaS9c.
ToB ACCo-Market active and prices rul-
ing at last quotations.
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to be the AeAlbnleEh
cheapest and most delicious food In the
A package. costing a few cents, will make
sixteen quarts OF Blame Manges ana a pro
Creams. Sauces, Gruels, Charlotte Eusse,
Ice Creams, &C., &c.
81 A MOSS FATEzNE
- Is creating q great
sensation IN the
food market. It's
delightful flavor, convenience for dessert.
DC, &c. is unsurpassed.
GEA MOSS EARHHE -.
pudding is IN eat
ing It," and we feel
confident that no man or woman who has
once eaten OF "A Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custard, Cream. Charlotte Russo, or any
GOdsend, will deny itB claim to rank
among the table luxuries OF the period.
- Is made up without
trouble, and will
always be good.
Try 1t, and our word for It, you will con-
tinue an ITS use.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- Makes an elegant
Ice Cream. is su-
perior 10 Corn
Starch or Arrowroot. and one hundred
per cent. cheaper.
SEA MOSS FAKINE
- At least fifty differ
eDt dishes can be
made from SEA
Moss FARINE, all delicious, healthful, end
economical. IL is the cheapest food "A the
known world.
- Is rich 10 flesh form
ing properties, and
makes q delightful
diet for children and all others Requiring
light and delicate food.
- ais decidedly a very
gre improve
nentupOn all SIM
liar preparations. It is the most delight
ful and delicate food we have ever tasted"
csEA MOSS FARINE
- Custards, Soups, Cru
els, &c. DC, made
FARnSE. can be taken by invRlids at all
times, and retained upon th9 stomach,
while all other preparations arc rejected.
CEA MOSS FARIEE ,..,,
convince the IN ost
skeptical that SEA
Moss FARINE will produce unequaled Gus
tards. Puddings, Creams, &c, Ge.
0EA MOSS FARINE
and healthy focd
for Children ana
Invalids.
CEA MOSS FAKINE
Starch, MAIZENA,,
Farina, or any
csEA MOSS FARINE
~ Makes most de-
Iightfui dessert,
and contains so
per cent. Of nutriment.
- is Irish Moss puri-
fed, concentrated,
and rendered an
absolute luxury, aud will hereafter be
quoted as a food staple IN the markets OF
the world.
- For all the uses TO
which the hest Ar
rowrootis applica-
bic, at one-quarter the price.
CEA MOSS FARINE
49, is SUP eriOr 70 al
other preparations
for weak and puny
children; nothing can rurpass IL fos- that
purpose.
~ Wal produce flesh to
q marvellous eX.
tent, While 10 is
soothing and cooling to the blood.
SEA MO'SS Tell your Physician /
- what IL f., and our 4
word Tor IL, he viii [
recommend Il also.
sea MOSS FARINE
- Issplendid for thick /
~ enibg sauces, and /
Will make fifty 4
different dishes.
0EA MOSS FARTGE
- Sold only az whole 1
sale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
53 Park Place, NJ. ".
leo decd view
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The wunderlIch-PhlIlIps Homicide.

1AO W uuuCE1ICusLuA tAlpS AOMACluCs
Marshal Wunderlich returned from
Vincennes, on the evening train, yes
terday, after having accompanied his
brother to that place, for the pur-
pose of surrendering him to the Sher-
if Of Knox County.
The Sheriff declined to accept him,
as.the universally expressed opinion
was that he had killed Phillips in
self-defense.
The Coroner had been notified Of
Phillips death, bat when he arrived
at the scene of the killing place
called Lost Neck Bayou-the body Of
Phillips had been removed by his
relatives.
Mr.. Wunderlich returned to the
mill yesterday, and will remain there,
subject to arrest for any charge that
may be made against him.
A cousin of the deceased told the
Sheriff of Knox County that Wuuder-
Itch had done tho country a service
in Kidding it of the desperate, who
has been a terror to all law. abiding
people in that neighborkood for
years.
PArENTs.-The following patents
were issued to citizens of Indiana,
during the week ending August %,
1870:
Grading and Ditching Pillow; Sam
uel n. Caldwell, Pilot Grove, assignor
to himself and William Burton, New
ton County.
Saving Machine; VIM. NJ. Cochran,
Indianapolis.
Machine for Securing Sheet Metal
Lining In Pump Stocks; Nathan T.
Coffin, knightstown.
Pump-valve; Nathan T. Coffin,
Knightstown.
Traversing Machine; Valentine
Poland, indianapolis.
Vegetable Cutter; John Lusher, La
Porte.
Broom, &C.; James II. Anderson,
Terre Haute.
Bung; Joseph T. Apologize, New
Albany.
Trace Holder for Harness; Richard
M. Dill, Morgantown.
Tile Machine; John B. Hughes,
Terre Haute.
Clod- Fender for Plows; VIM. B.
Kidder. Pike Township.
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GOLD PEN
At tho Journal Onlce,
Something for che Ladies'.

Something for she Ladies'.
At Halloek & Ford's you will find
a complete assortment Of all the
fashionable Perfumes, Toilet Articles,
&C.. &c, which they are selling re-
markably cheap. aug4 eod-tf
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PEAL0E'S "PAPaEAN LOTION"
For BeauEifyiBg tho Skim and Coz :
uieEi0N.

Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, Pun :
pies, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc, and renders
TIE skin soft, fair, and blooming.
For Ladies in the Nursery IL Is inVaA =
able.
For GentIomen after Shaving IL has fi''
equal.
Paphian I4otion" " is the only rel1@pt
remedy for diseases and biemtshss OF Loe
Skin.
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Armstrong; patent is the best. l
have also a large lot of the Umbrella
style on hand. G. ARMSTRONG.
67, GO and Il Main Street, Evans
vile, Ind. iuly15.tf.
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EahE0N's "EsAPEEIAE SOAIs'' for
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, VII uct
CHAP the SKIN. Price Is cents per cake.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAININGUNCLAIM in liz
Post-Ohice at Evansville, State OF Indiana
on the 9Th day Of August, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say Advertised" giving date
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-06

FLOR DE MAYO"
- FLOR DE MAJ O."
- New Perfume for the Handkerehie
Excu isits, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance,
PHAL0H q SON New YORK.
b;.li. rs all druggists IlF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-06
THE NEW FOOD SOURCE.

g ia MOSS FARINE,
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
or CarraR cen, Is conceded
to be the he2lthiesti
cheapest and most delicious food In the
world.
A package, costing q. few cents, will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, ana pro-
portionale quantity OF Puddtpgs, Cusi ards
Creams. Sauces, GruelF, Charlotte husse
Ice Creams. &c. &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-08


Sr>eE RorBERY.-Beachy, Wines u
Co.'S np stage from Elko was stopped
night before last and robbed of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S treasure box. The stage
left Elko ut Z +. NJ, and when about
n mile out. and near the Warm
Spring, was halted by four men, who
were masked. and all armed either with
shotgms or revolvers. The driver
hastily passed out the treasure box
when it was demanded, and was then
ordered to drive on. lie was not slow
in obeying the mandate. which was a
great relief to those of the passengers
who knew what was up. The whole
proceeding occupied only u few sec.
onds, and some of the passengers did
not comprehend the situation until the
stage had resumed its journey. Homer
:. King, Wells. Fargo & Co.'S agent IN
this city, yesterday received 4 dispatch
trom the agent at Elko, stating that
there was but $50 in the box, and that
was somehow overlooked by the rob
beers; so it would appear that they did
not make q very lucrative haul. The
road agents" probably hailed from
Elko. as that place Is said to have been
flooded with suspicious characters OF
late.-IniGnd Empire, 6h.