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"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 19-P. M.-The gold market has
been unusually dull and destitute Of speculative spirit
the price having ranged throughout the aay at l2l1 .
i2lh, the transactions. which below the average
amount being about equally DIVIDED between these
figures The foreign bankers aud prominent stock
brokers quietly picking mp amounts offered at these
quotations. ard but htto short interest maKing In
the gold Joan market and cent. currency and gold
were paid for having balances carried until tomorrow
The outw bound steamers Cuba and Idaho took out
no specie. The total elearngs At the Gold Exchange
Bank were tI3so5.JOo; goid balances, tea.Ois; and
currency balances, 1Ssl6l. The principal quotations
were:
10 A M....."ink 'iiJj A. M.,".t21xl5 M......i2lH
Foreign exchange has been afm at the advance OF yes
terdAy, prime sixty days bills closing at OsH&O9 short
sight Dls OF the grade At lO9x0log, and prime
commercial sterling At iosNGics{.
The money market has been without essential change
and abundantly supplied with loanabie funds. The
range Of rates call loans has been and cont.
depending the collateral pledged, though the na.
jority OF NEGOTIATIONS have been effected at cent.
The banks report further accumulation OF national
bank notes but yet steps have been taken pro-
vide renedy although the plan alluded TO yesterdey
meets with general approval The payment for the
bond purchase to-day will consist OF c5 cent national
s--s -----s --s s---s J.
the choicest grades OF double amed chant Iaper
pass at ~ cent, the extreme outside quotation be.
ing II cent thouGh the larger number OF sales are
made at AZ 10 10. Single range from 10 cent
upward. The advertisement for the purchase by the
Treasury OF two millions nyetwentes for the special
FUND, responded to by offerings agrregating
S'looo, ct prices ranging from i3Is Tor coupon sixty
foun, 10 iIo for coupon sixty nyes, The accept
ances were made In that ratio.
Government bonds at the nrst Board were about X y
cent lower the general list than the latest Official
figures OF last night and s further declined at the
midday call under the liberal Offering Of bonds Al the
nnal Board the market was nrm. with an advance p
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Live stock MnrItct.

NEw YORK. Wednesday, Jan. ig-Beef cattle were
Just shade nner to-day,wh better weather aud light
onerngs The tesh arrivals were only iSs head which,
WIN Tue lots held over from Yesterday, all sold
nt range oflpN@l0c, with very few selections at
ilc Win the comparatively meagre receipts OF car
ioadt, or e5t sheep at all Places there .waa little
better feeling but no material advance in prices we
note sales Of ~ carloads, incluong common
choice at tk3shc. ~ NJ. OF hogs We had 20 cars or
2yH head. The slight Improvement In dressed hogs
helped the eae Of live, but no advance prcet can be
Tcportcd, and ssefo y n are the extreme figures,
bhes 1ciuds III Ohio, is1 ne av at efc. 90 Kentucky
900 100 ne. Dressed hogs were hrmer at l2x0i2ko
for city, ana llkailH for Western.
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On Monday last, the Governing Committee or tho
stocS Exchange held meeting, II which resoluto m
was passed 90 amending tho Constitution that any
member seeking 10 avoid the enforcement of the ru lcs
OF ne Stock kNGhange by recourse 70 law. shall va
re- arGoi judicous decision aud meets Will zen.
elil approval. Mr, john Z. Denny, Of the hrn of
Thomas Denny Co., has been appointed the Chairman
OF new committee Of niue. 10 obtain more eliIIoe
Location FOR the stock Exchange, Mr., +. Granger
Adams, formerly Chicago banker, has beeu cleo ed
Ncelres!dent vi the National CuueEcJ Dank OF tlis
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ASDREAs.-On Tuesday, Jan. ~, OF scarlet fever.
Mary Dunham aged years and John Mende, aged .
years. only chldren fJohn w and Maria W. Andreas
The relatives aud friends are invited attend the
funeral from the residence OF the family l East 57th
ST., near Lexington av to-day CThurdayl at O'clock.
CARRAHBR.-On "wednesday, Jan. ~, Mrs. Kate a B..
wife Of Ihomas osrraher aged 3 years
attend the funeral from her late residence L5k Division
st., on Friday, Jan. q, at l O'Clock.
DELANEY.-On "Wednesday Jan. 70. Matthew De-
laney, aged - years. enonths, and days.
The friends of the family are requested TO attend the
Friday, jar. n, at o'clock.
EDwARDs- -On Tuesday, jan ~, az ms residence, q
Wythe av, Brooklyn, Il. b., Thomas Al. Edwards,
printer. m the tSd year OF his age.
The relatives ,na friend, OF !he family nisc the mem
bers OF typographical Union, No g. respectfny in.
ford av.. on Thursday, Jan. 20, at o'clock.
Tennessee papers please copy.
0AY.-At his residence, 6th st.. between Norman and
Nassau ava, Greenpont l.; l.. on wednesday Jan 10.
EDWARD Cay Of the Navy Department in the sist year
His remains will be Inferred on Sunday, Jan o. at
O'Clock. Inc tiends OF the family are respectfully IN.
yted TO attend.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Yonkers, on Tuesday Jan.
Is, the Hon. william Radford. a-ed 81 years.
The funeral services viii take place at the Reformed
Dutch Church. lonkers, on + day Jan "a AT 10 oclCcN
A. NJ His remains Will bc taken to Mestnelt, y. j.
His trends and acquantsnces are invited to attend the
PlCKEr-on Wednesday. Jan. 10. Edward Picket, In
the S3i year of his a.e.
Ills friends anl relatives are respectfully requestc
20 attend hrs turera from Lis late residence. no ny
mouth ct, on FRIDAY afternoon at o'clUck. Tho
lodges, also the members of the seyeniyniutl Eegi.
ment, invited.
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ANOTHER VAR LEGACY.

The Seizure Of the Alice DeIi-Tbe CAPTAIN
ObeyiDg at the hiuzzie OF n Pistol-An
Insurance COmpany's Liabilities.
The schooner Alice Dell, owned by ID. Golden
Murray, was seized by the United States Quarter.
master at New Orleans May 10, 1866, and sent with
cargo to Brazos Santiago Texas. The vessel was
Insured by the Harmony Fire aud Marine Insurance
Company for te,5OO for one year from May 81, the
policy being dated June Z. She was stranded or
Brazos Santiago while taking colorei troops over
the bar from the steamer Illinois. The captain oh
jected to the service as cndangerng the schooner,
but the military officer In charge threatened to shoot
him " he did not obey orders. The schooner wa
claimed to be worth $2500J and her owners received
$1,000 damages trom the Government. The Com
pany claimed that they were released from liability,
because the policy excepted loss from capture, scz-
ure or detention. The referee reported In iavor OF
the plaintiffs, and the Company appealed, arguing
upon the hearing Yesterday In supreme Court, Gcn.
not only the taking by belligcrCnt jure beHt but
also TIE t. sing forcibly by friendly power IN time
OF peace and by the Govern nent ITSELF whether
tue taking be lawful or unlawful Decisiou reserved
TIE DEAD REvIvED.-When the dead wlte hairs
tack among the living nbres their natural culor may
Nltalia, OF salvatJn for the Hair" The advantages
which tins chemical wonder Possesses all the
Co.oring BOstrums are IL is coudiess liquid, smells
swcely recolors tho hair. has sediment, does not
SPOT the scalp, ano never Iails.-Adp.
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YES, YES, BUT WILL 1T GO DowsP

Now II nas been uncharitably stated (by some en-
yiOus shIdrrer, dOubtetsl thot II honest John
Martin were acquainted with the owners Of at
think Of getting drunk with Bill Sykes Pagan,
and the AItul DOdScr ss cit down TO dine with lhat
crowd" BE this statement true or false, II is GER
tam thst Mr. Martin suppOses the Irishmen Of the
1lumany Ring TO be az lree from iaint his coun-
try incn and compdtros 1t home and he has accept
pace at DelMonico's on Saturday evening, when
and wheIc all those wonderful orluons that were
smOt.c. cd 1t the Cooper Institute last November,
WiI b. nety del ycrel, revised, enlarged, and i'm
IrUyCl : Ditlr which lri~hmen OF al ages and
sizes, Gul conditions OF ille are expected never
4. ,l Z, I..sa al opportunity of voting for the City
II. =, l,.u .,uI h'., !wcdde Han, Oakley Hall, Al
suLUl, .HL SNseuy's haulf
An HONEST FRESHMAN.
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Caurt OaIendars thi. Day.

srpatHt csrHr GssKRAl TsnN-Noa loi, lo oa las i0i
ios os no ~ ~ rs 10, IA H. sS4, 49, i"' lH' va
surssSs cposr csInsGHs-NO, Ss B3 ", 81 iOi u1 is
lIa lid, ls9, wv, lsa, ls1. ga, IA ?lS. - - -
~ i8g, syt iG ~. efi, % Hb ius lif. lu PAt "
Sa LV AA, @e, lsss IA, .tta. IT, Hge. I-'s. 1910
I:t3I iit9, iisl, liat l1tA
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mthtttnts,
UELmBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT

HELmBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BucHU
Is certain cure for diseases OF tho
BLADDER KIDNEYS. GRAvBL. DROPSY. ORC GNNtt
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
and all diseases OF tho
URINARY ORGANS,
whether exlstagin
MALE OR FEMALE,
nom whatever cause originating, and no matter cf
HOW LONG ST NNDTNC
Diseases OF these organs 1ulre the use 0f dure c
IL no treatment is submitted TO. Consumption or H.
sanity may cnsuc. Our Flesh and u ood arc suppor.c
from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
that OF Poserty depends upon prompt uss OF reabl
remedy.
HELMBoLD3 EXTRACT BuCHU,
Established upwards OF 10 years, prepared at
II. T. HELMBOLD's.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
90 tBroadwsy New York, aud
l0i South 10th stret. Philadcipha Pa.
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Fusinrss notitrs.

wbrcier 81 Wilson's Sewing Machines,
l,li broAdwAy, cor eGth ST. for sale. payable IN IN.
sta.hn ,nts without extra charge. Machines 70 let.
\. y. FILLS.
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A ball In sid of distressed Master Masons ~ Cnha
vii ~ gwen ~ tly hpaqelab cl Ai,t'a Fsi Is Tickeit
lOt.uf ltflc
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Sprtial aoin,s.

PERRY'- COMEDONE AND PIuPLE
Rene d. lot hlack worms lfubs nmpeY er MI J1s AMI
red boiches on the face 4 nialib G. II ANS
Lcuf Poison. II limnldly cxuICs TuICkENED aud NOR
bid secretion through the pores preventing their en-
largcment. BY impartilg health TO nc skin N all
eruptye diseases. Prepared only by Dr. II Z. pERRY,
~ Bond ST.. New York. Sold by DRUG ssu everywhere
sAI.9ss .lNksS Nm SA. rs t.. a6S sc,ns
made" gpi Broadwly
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OFsiCiAL DItN MINI.,.

OFFICIAL LDRAWINtsS.
{. II. MURRAY's LOTTERIES
NILSSON RI--EXtrA Class No. l5}. Jan. 49, le70.
Il. 81, % 90 y, g. 60, 10. 81, 80, 76 ~, 81, q
NILSSON El-Cas No. ls4. Jan n, $50
Sc, II, i, a., ~, ~, 80. 81, aS, s., q, u. T.
kESIt tCKI-EXtra Class No. 49, Jan. 10. $50
a., 2o "a - o, s., a., 81 80. 3, rs q. G. a..
q ~ "a a AS 1s 40 ~ Jan; y, ls'O
Fries eashed ana Information IN the above
and also Royal Havana LottcrIrs j. CLUrE. broker,
20 BfoalwIy. and ISS fulton 81.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes naid 10, gold. lniorma,ion furnished. The
highest rates paid for douboo and all kinds gold
and silver. TAYLOR & co, BANKERS,
10 wall ST.. New York.
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Sutton Routes.

UCTION NOTICE.
N CONTINUATION SALE.
We vii. Offer
THIS DAY Ghursl ", JANUARY 20
At 10 q \. NJ,
The balance at the
LARGE, SPECIAL, AND PEhEMPrOrT SAL
OF 4
FIRSr.CIASS JOBnERS STOCK
Consisting Of 4 Ulll assortment Of
YANKEE NOTIONS, III rrONS, &C,
Such as l. usually found IN nrst-class stJC6
Also
IIDBONS.
- Cartons Colorci l. Velvet Ribbons. Tor o
Trmnnn- iabbous, assorted Widths and colo
LINEN THREADS.
100 pounds (ou spOO.sJ stanIlrl l.!uel ....
be 4 quality,
Particular attention oi the trade Is invite au
reserved sale. Catalogues I'd goo l. now t.s
WILLIAM 1OIIING a co, AU' 500.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NfgtATrrE ALMANAo-rura DAY.
Sun rises... 90 SUI % Moon rises, t5
Hiaa wArEk-rufa DAY
sandy HOOK. "a Gov. Island. 10 SC Hell Gate II So
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Hazard + caswers Cod Liver Oil is the best
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Salints, Xianors, DC.


Bunntss eDantts.
VNHE SALE OF THE SHARES IN TIL
COMMENCES AT ALL THE AGENCIES
SATURDAY.
TuiE SALE or TIE sHAWEs IN TnE
NY.A co.
COMMENCES AT ALL THE AGENCIES
SATURDAY.
V,HE SALE OF THE SHAKES IN TIL
NY. A. CO.
COMMENCES AT ALL THE AGENcIEs
-, :, , : :, sAIukpAY:
N.YA. CO.
COMMENCES AT ALL THE AGENCIES
SATURDAY.
RECUANCE.-Havipg two places would
ing corner % oyster and dining ssioSn, w BAR situate
H on hs Garner Of sh ay And Geih s. Would leg 20
Hote ii3 East HoustOnst
A BARGAIN.stoek anG fixtures of nice ':Icy
CRACKER BAKERY loI sale, doing a 1000
settling. Address c. @. BENTEL. Station o. = s 'P.6.
Tor SALE CHEAP-A grocery store and nntc ~
wagon ;ail in hrscIass order ana drstcis.s nlTtto
hoou for PARTICULARS inquire ht 800 Sth h-r,Lcas
corner corner ol o,ln m y.
EOR sNLE CI.EAPaA grocery and candy -'or-
business. Cal at 90 MulOcrryst st.
hey dy ssois .or, '0SS ana ar 'i1 as
location aud cheap rent, AT "a Newa ay 'crse cuy-
I,OR sALE-A nice grocery and f.li, to- s cars
Il ettao ished 50 GREENWICH av., above west lp.h e.
l. av' jersey Cry Inque on Il, smi,e.
EOR skLE-Caniy and fruit re- or eIHiout
Il stock, "a cap. 81 @Iay
JNOR sAI,E-Tin aud hhfl .-.Yfe d. .aham
d av, near COOK It, ilinms 80.
IIEI.MBOLD's EXTRA,r BICiiL and ~
FEovrD Rose WASH cure secret and delicate disor
ders in all their stages. ct little expense lite or nc
change in diet. no Inconvenience Gui no exposure. !,
Is pleAsa and odor. immediate in its action
and free from all injurious properties.
MEpICINtLPATEN RIGHT For SALE
vi Needs little advertising; sure fortune for ans
one With little eap,el the pTcpcelor, adv. 1as not
by merely s circulars an extensive ilc, rnd sole
its own merits. For patt'culrrs apply - ". N FILLS
WORTH. 40 Maiden lane; or h. {. BOYD, cor. l6th 81
and 81 av.. South BrooSlrn.
D,RTNgR WANTED with 1900 or IS 100 zap
ss be n ctSb.Rea iSfce Sas and has now sVer
Large trade IN GOOD 'oeatIOn In THIS CITY, Addr,s
a" box lUj, sun office.
;>mGchinc' shilt'ng hc'jinG, &c, Ior SAFE caeap;
- J.w. FIsKE 100 Nassau ct.
V'O LEr-Larse sroce y and tea store Old stand
Of vc.try ys st. Apply j. o FoSLER y Sa.sai fS'' a.
$3.50 c,,lL SrSaoI hi5sra saSn,' & GG :2f 4
c eri Is made eAs " ear and ,an be inc.cl.cd
STe4f.yr siTsf ny TP1E T Ey. va @ re- ya ol o l
dIess o. r o, box loi. sun Office.
GOSA FOR "a LE ~ II sacrifice o. account en-
news, and toy store must &, sS'd n : wees a, IL,
owner Is unable TO attenl to T., 81 BeccSe -
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For Other Rtver Ltenss See Third Page.

Business on the wharf yesterday was
fairly active, but on Monday there was
but little done. The QaicKstep, how
ever, managed to pick up a very nice trip,
and took out a regular crowd OF people
THE City OF Evansville took an i'm
mense crowd on a picnic excursion 10
West Franklin-.......The Sam orr took 3
large number to Green River. while the
Pine Bluff came In crowded with people
from ROckport 1.-THE Altoona passed mp
late Monday night......... Schenk's Argosy
passed up at PAN. without landing. ......
The Ozark passed up at 7......-.....-..The Nor
man has laid mp to repair. Another
boat VIII be put in her place, leaving
here next Saturday
The Bermuda went out at IL N. with an
excellent freight, and was literally full Of
people, including most Of the passengers
for points above, brought up by the Idle
Wild. Among the number were Samuel
Thompson, late bill clerk Of the Red River
steamer Selma. to whom we are indebted
for a schedule of the time OF the 4. f. Lee
to Cairo. and Capt. e. B. Granger. OF Ohio
county, Indiana, an old steamboat man,
who once Commanded the Osceoia, and
more recently the Lady Franklin he
packed pork in this city some TWEEN.
" yeas ago or more, and Will be remem-
bered BY many OF our citizens as an excel
lent and energetic gentleman. He is
greatly surprised at as well as greatly
pleased with tho rapid growth OF our city.
and the wonderful changes that have
been made since he was last here. He came
from New Orleans to Cairo on the r
e. Lee, thence By the Idlewild to
this city. Time from New Orleans 10 Ev =
ansviIle, four days, one hour aud two min
utes-tte quickest trip ever made By
steamboat between those places. Mr.
Henry Preston was also passenger by the
Lee and IdleWiid-.......-.-The Anna was
aground thirty hours on Portland Bar,
and did not arrive til noon yesterday. She
had a fuM trip. ......-..The Alaska passed up
Yesterday morning. aud the Silver Noon
| last evening. they both discharged con-
siderable freight here. The Noon was full
OF people. This is her last trip this season.
The Palestine came in at Pm. with a fair
packet trip, picked up by the way,
1 as she left Louisville almost entirely
light, everybody there being engaged
/ keeping the 4lh OF uly.....-.................
CAPT. HoIleron, OF the Palestine. reports
the Alaska safe owes ScametoWn Bar
/ There are ave feet water on French Island
[ and Ecuf1 etoWn Bar --.s.,r,'fhe city Of Ev-
I apsvills sam orr and Evansville had nice
/ tries out.......The hallie Rqgon has gone
/ to the bone yard for the present. and Geo
j phroop. her clerk, VIII be found to-day a
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FIGHTING. - There was SO much
fighting on Monday that il seems a
hopeless task to attempt to report
it all.
John Lynch, driver of Engine No.
2, was badly beaten about the head, at
the fair grounds.
Matt. Euler and J. Folk INDUCED
in a rough and tumble fight by agree
ment-both damaged somewhat. Time
4:20P.M.
In another fight Marshal Chris.
Wunderlioh gotta blow on the head
with billy" while protecting Con
stable Aft Hitch from some roughs.
Chris. returned FIRE. and the result
was that three heeds required patch
ing, owned by men who found them
selves suddenly outside the ground.
The note book of one of our "spe-
Gals" for the day, reads about like
this:
Small fight between two boys.
Attracted as much attention as a dog
fight"
An elderly gentleman with q bot
tie of boomerang projecting from the
breast pocket of his coat, wanted to
fight, and didn't have to wait long. +"
"A fight around a beer stand at 3
PM"
flights near the entrance at 3.20."
Fight near the stable at 3.25; no
body hurt"
AT 2:15 a general row." but where
this row was. the notes do not say.
An explanation shows it to have been
in several places at once.
"A fight between two Spottsville
sports. Drew both blood and a
crowd"
Fight at Jacobs Grove, in which
Fred. Gebhard tried hard to punch
George Thompson; resulted in no
harm. done, except to the fighters,
who were expelled from the grounds. !"
Another little fight" Another
fight" Porter and Kinkel tried to
get up a fight. but only succeeded in
getting put out" Another fghtw
And down at the bottom Of the last
page, very much scattered. as if the
writer was in rapid motion when it
was written. a single line reads:
"Rousing fight: guess TIL leave"
The note book was left with friend
to take to the JOURNAL Office, the
reporter saying. Tell them I'm too
tired to come. I've seen every fight
in town, and got little one on my
own account" He got arouad about
noon yesterday, saying he felt kind
O. tired yet.
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River DiapntNlaSR.

CINCINNATI, July 5.-Rlver feet inches
aud falling. rrived-Leonidas New Or
leans; n. r. Hudson, Wheeling. Depart
cdr. r. Hudson, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-ArriVed-LOrena
and barges, from Cincinnati: Leonidas,
from New Orleans. Departed-Ilorena
Cincinnati. The river is rising slowly,
having risen two Inches during the last
"a hours. with 4 feet 2 inches in the canal
and two feet inches IN the chute.
Weather clear and warm Mercury rang
Ing from So to 9Oo.
CAIRo, July 5.-Clty or Cairo, Vicksburg
to st. Louis, II: Bon Accord, Mound City
TO st. Louis, 2; Virginia, Louisville 10 New
Ofleons, 8. Belle Lee, IT. Louis TO Mem
leans, A Quickstep, Evansville packet, 8;
Grand Lake, Grand Tower TO Mem pins. 2.
River fell Inches. A hne shower this
afternoon, reducing The temperature from
81 at noon TO 78o in the evening.
ST LOUIS June 5.-Arrived - Lee and
Natehez from New OFleans; Turner from
Omaha; Red Wing and sherIdan from
BeardstOwn from Peoria; Champion from
Cincinnati; Alma and Robb from Cairo
Johnson from Keokuk; Grand Tower
from Memphis: Dance from Kansas City
Glendale from Pithburg Departed-Har
~ and Andy johnson for keoKuEi Lewis
for Kansas CITY; Belle So. Louis for Men,
Db6s. Red Wing and Moliie McPike for st,
Paul; Glasgow for Omaha; 81. Luke Tor
Miami; BeardstoWn Tor Peoria. River
falling slowly with feet 70 Cairo. Wealth
er very warm during TO day but cool to-
night, with indications OF rain.
NASHVILLE, July 5.-The river Is falling
with feet on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather is hot and dry. Arrived-JOhn
Lumsden, from Cairo.
MEMPHIS. July 5.-Weather clear and
warm. River declining. Passed up-Sa
Joseph, II. NJ. Shreve and Louisville.
Passed doWn-OHge Branch and Nick.
Wall.
VIcKsBURG, July Hercules and
barges, 4 Grand Lake and barRes, A. AE
DoWn-KtIgour, 7. River stationary.
! Weather clear and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Arrived-Slmp-
/ son Horner aud harRes, and Hornet and
4 barges, from PittsDurgs Atlantic aud barr
! Zes from st, Louis. Departed-Dick Mil
I ton and bsrges, to PittsbuTg; Edinburgh,
/ 10 Cincinnati; Pauline Carroll, 10 30.
Louis.
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THE WEATHER - The mercury
reached only So in the shade at coon
on Monday. Yesterday it ranged from
~ at An. 10 76' at 8 o'clock. 9O'
at noon and 3 o'clock Pm. and So at
o'clock.
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STABBING AFFAIR.-A couple Of
men entered the saloon ofthe Amer
lean House on the Fourth, aud hav-
ing been 6rst fired with strychnine
whisky, attacked the bar keeper with
vile epithets and missiles, throwing
bottles and tumblers at his head IN
such a manner as to endanger his
beauty and even his life.
The bar keeper finding his position
behind the counter unsafe, came out,
and attacking them with his pocket
knife, cut one on the arm, inficting a
slight wound. and gave the other a
slash across the abdomen, cutting
through the muscles thereof, and
making s wound seven inches long.
The wounded man was taken away
aud had the cut stitched up b. DR..
Runeie.
; Yesterday morning he was arrested
aad faed Sc co. The other ora was
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BPRINGFIEID, Mast, Aug. j 1869.
In March, 1865, The Boston pngsiolnnE
gave u ID my case, saving THAT INV frfI lrrly
was nearly gone. NV cough ewnerfoHa-
Jons aud night sW eats were great. 7 could
not flh np or use my arms, and besides
this suffered from piles and extreme fe-
male weakness. While was thus looking
straight down into the grave, 4 procured
Dr. BanntnR'a lang brace. nt the urarut
request Of one who had been raised irlhl
similar condition by q ~ nee. The result
was instant relief and my health ls now
perfect In every res peCE
Yours gratefully ~. IL BBMT5.
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MORE CELEBRATIoN.-The eoIored
people Of Independence celebrated
the Fourth by an ice cream festival,
In aid Of their church, and the
Daughters of Ruth Society of colored
ladies, connected with the colored
Masonic society. had festival at Ma
sonic Hall. on Monday evening.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-06

BASE BALL. - The Evansville
Club" play this afternoon. A fine
game anticipated. Players wishing
to ride must be on hand at 81 o'clock.
The Riversidss play at the River
side grounds this afternoon. It is
expected that the matched game. dis
turbed at she Fair Ground. will be
renewed in about week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-06

ACKNOWLEDGES ENTs.-The ladies
of the First Baptist Church, return
their thanks to the officers and crew
of the steamer City Of Evansville, for
their uniform kindness and generous
treatment during the excursion on
the Fourth inst Also, to the public,
for their liberal patronage, and to
others who have given them help
inr hand