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, 1870-07-03

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SENATE.


COMMITTEE sE1r,HfS
Hr. Nlf~fiN- fFs':n t1r Military Committee To-
{".st4! hIil granting Cu11.lrrae.1 urrtnunc.. fur
-tAhe'~ monuments !" various luxvr4s throughout
thu ri11ntTr.
M:. CIiASnlk1,, srn.n III. cc,amt,,.c On t,om,
ItE,r. IrIxI.l ah amrl1n.Hs t., if,t River nti.I
l!1tf~T ArtrtttHl'itH tHir Mhit:h M.1s u1atfe the
el-cial nr.!rr ltr Wednesday, ucs;.
NT. RAMSEY frs'm the C1n4m:tee mn PIst Of
1f.%. re:Htf..I. with anr1tsini-nt- hill To rs.a-
t.sh transatlantic PASTA! telegraph St.tr:rr hv
Hi American ras'lr- 1t directs thu Postmaster
atitral 10 r.ovnl. 1ar the Tcri':nH nj tvctr Post
tllrt, VI m.-*eastR IL te Transmitted 70 Europe
t'y <ut,tnaIhT caile ut Rites for Transmission 10
ANY ti'NtarliE -ta'iuI Ia belgium, Gn,at Iir.lain
aud Feanct', not excc-tln. T. III gold fur a
kEle mct&aEe Of ten w.,rl<, tnrirlng date.
address and signature aud ~ cents III tso.1 fns
rat:t *uri additional, til. press however, ia 4r
t!ia.a'r! ou:y h4lf 'he- mics II 'er to euas':c
ih' ILL aut:"77zts Ep!4ft StiHtrs+, LYMAN TIC
11shln. Hiram barney. EsAltils t67llng, George
shr W. o sS n.'s sis ~ isy , ~ shs
<tl:. or 1nuFe trltgt1il ca,c. ~; x..n the States
ot Maine and f;tnrr,a III b'IEj47I, s1htrcf 10 tae
i'.sl Tie tss, Hf1ce i,-t'artEt III u receive y
cents TOT each mcs>aEr s"nt thrlukh its agency
over caller. at.t The re~sr. II all receipts fpr
stth messages 10 lt lIait tH the cu1nFauT.
t1,stEKESt'E REIuKrS.
Ar. WILEY, ff,Hn The cu:nn.lf1rc a! Confer
tt"t "f' TN. 1nii ani,'nsa"ry IT tile Patent AMI
t"tSncht 1aws. sn''Bhi,-l Il rtn ri, with was
Hd.I :sti Th' Senate 1r..,1l -. II, 2@-a 1nettpu
t"taAc ftrss~ firm t'-.lss till Tnrs,af.
Mr. NORlLL tMe.s, fr'tn the Committee OF Con-
fsFtlvc "ll I'll" 1Al'an Appropriation Ill., replr1e,i
st'; TIT t1Hrll.ttte Wa. ua.l- IN agr'r Ii ronal-
l''t"r ri thr it4t strHlal uf thu liun-t n& t1.r
aulht''if nf 1hr SrnaIrt' MIKE fE,afy stiPnla-
f,!'l- ul'i' 1lidtan ,E,ls1 whrh shnulh .,ini tnc
El.Ii~+..
4 new Committee ot Contcnncr WAS nn,ercd
I tt fttAift ii the GhtltAttt.t ri Conferences on
t,'t III !" define tlc duties oi Pension Agents IVES
c"SrrnEScE COMMITTEE Arro1S1En
c"!a1.i't4- 81 c.'!'frfcn'+ Was al.o appointed
, 1870-07-03

DrHeFGrtiott OF the New SILVER Mines
iN Nrsf NeaiCo-Iile Crops ttt that
sErrrAfnYr.

DrAcEGp1tolt OF the New SILVER Mines
tN Meas 7seaiGo-11ae Crop. tu khttl
TsrrstoEy-
SANTA FL, New Mcxicn, ,Iuls "A trft"r IN The
fNIfH f+Af. frr'1u the Grant tnEat. Sew Mexico
nrw s!ttr IBrAch, d"rt;sil,ts th. ns.tla.n Of til.
tnEltrh rs 5,'o0 feet ntnst thu. rvcl Ut ttc SEA
1ht II Is population Ill ltAlst4u the ucw village
If cGo. II Is Mhout twenty-ure miles from tt1t
ncarrst rtvtr. TWN f1unLrsl anil eighty Que lc1ze<
hare Men dsc0yeTG.l. AM! 0yer nifty miles ri
clnt,i.a lfe lorAtt. Many ef the rlaius, mt III.
LIZ matte IN conformity with thu Terrific
rtai 1awa, ar: iNin9 tftfuHu out, but
urc rclts Sled atout a. fas1 as olnne.l munci,
tal government hss tcen formed ami an AtcaIc
.lr'tt1- Thru a nj tlout1 nf tho immrnse wealth
II graz tnaI!y Of the Claims 4 canal and rail.
way cn.nrsny. with captal IT $l ,h0, ,DoO. haa
lnrn formed to take the ore to tho mills at the
river, and IL carry wafer in canals u, the m!neA
The naiEes IL thr heart II thu Apache Ian
cuunify nL'3 tslr settlement will r Krrat seru-
r1ry tt linnccr settlers ah! travellers. N.w antl
rr:z Ht siltrt fstnca have pcn discovered eight
lilies frpIn F.tt l;ayari.
delightful showers II rn!n hare fallen at inter-
Sas~ .uIln thc past two wrtA-, and III: croI,s ut
Ont time rt'Eatilu@l as aTn@t failure, how give
prunise nf q full average ytelu.
Active PREF a:attGns tnE the cc!ct1at1on OF thr
Fourth Ut July arr 1*tng 1natic. Thu eIElorstti.-
ti"l will sutras+ nny ever mail. here. i.;stchr>,
music, au.l grand Masonic hall arsl banquet will
be a.uong The principal seatnE.s of thu day,
, 1870-07-03
OCRAM = e
OF THE
hkD|NDEFE FENDERCE JUBILEE

The hsnd4 will leave for the nav, II os1o>k and
been the exercisc Of the day with fn.tEumeot usic
1: 10 ocaock- The 6.aad chorus Ct la chill t.rn and
~ who participate In the .ataE Of our National cux.
RI, L4 ia their place. It !: o'clock p.cci.Iv whrn
rraye :eil be offered by the REV. ROBERT t. COL
LIKE. After which the Qua1tette. composed Of Meess
st<he4s E!AA. Davidron- aud Peek, will sing the Red
Nhisu. AI r.: " with the salt chorus Of 500 ealcra
nd the CIT - -. all tEler the direction Of PROF
fANFs Wd TINT. Thea Will follow the Grafton Of
:r eay hy i. I. NvkTOS, ESQ, ai the eooelusion Of
-h:1 ~ Star so.nsseA B.nner" will he euns br the
Aa"@" sna4 "ttr. chcrnr. n accompaniment
The Great Western Light
Guard Band
vin tacn rf.v b, H..e! .srs- 18th. :~7ie-.u.2
o. ~: ~ v4ASsh !, ~ - 49, ''i ;:'~ +-,s n.
entitled '1he f1ak o. :,,- 4n.,' -.u. - ie-nf.
.1ansea Whitney, with :..:-.. b. .>..~ =! ..1s
Frtk. Fish and Davidson.
Aue't hysl "~r' - IN 7.a -,-: In evrry raatt,
4 EraId t. :. =, Gu.ta, :, f:~--x
NTH the !eH So
49,: ~ M:: - = Co.. xss; :si ."n'
Se" 'ons-" Al in the Anrth ot N.y.".....--Ihsnas
fa''ad-~s s'eep We'll. Sweet Aperl"
's o'AaA-fE iS y: .ss:s! sst at,7 T. 1enre
e-s, =: T.; al a ~; xs:; u ;'sT'na
hdaEe-se: by ALL A. j. cAArRE1l, and .evc..l
otktr prominent krntlrnrn.
Tho celebrated and truly so1.c,fu, rr 1,vr
TROUPE will 1~rto'n. a. sss-i.l 81 ! ttsr:in, #.
teaetiou. Of their Sovc Chas,~ and Fcs,n, F,bt
1!tlans. ttn-'nrsDk N' ZOE. the zrz-trs aud tr.,t
!ul little Ariel Srrte, in htr hah trsnx, ~
entitled la TAnh.ur AEtel:' =: j Muur pE LAVE
Tint appearance in ChcsFo>, the on1y sueee.o; OF
hfoudin. who wftf perform h.s Terrific A4es nsoo On
srE!e Ccrd, h~arinF on hl. shoulder. Mllr x md r.
cstshF. With her nd uumtes ot she deult and
, 1870-07-03


brought
S,rs[a} I,..t -t-I T7r s-ul.a:o Tn,.u.,s.
s.. F,t:. .Iniy s-Thr o;ilr:a meteorological re-.
I;rrt IT t,hstrs atnns made for thc Smithsonian
institute, published To-day, shows that June mas
I.rc1 thu hottest nt,n,h for twelve ycarA The
,ncan temper aturc nj thu. nnnth was :ak. After
5Ht't I'll TRif. Acr1uuks fFtrn all p0r7ttns OF the
state art uniform that ii. wheat csor has suffer-
.lrtnsht and lust Thu Sieat mis- ar drte.i ID
p!ctnaIGrrly, tic straw II turning yellow bctore
tht grain IL fully hn1iei 3Et! Shrtlnktn berry Is
lent, without ran. will reduce the crop To less
than Lnif all srcTa-t.
, 1870-07-03

PUBLIC NOTICE

Il hrIthy eivcu that application will be made to th.
ho1fd o! Snp+fstas Of the County Of Cook. and State
% Illinois, II thr next rcsaon thccn tc htli Il. aaI1
CoultS ct Cook on tho tecond Tuesday ct September
'ssp tt the prr+rusAuon Of petition Of 1t 1eaAs txrnt.
6" the LEGAL votrrs u tht taus Of Lyons and rru..o
tA h"Ard to ehanEe and alter the boundary OF alr4
Ion line between said fowns 70 thA the saId BOUNDARY
II e'tttton FhA thereafter become and be estabf,el
folo~r, to Wit Cotnmencink It the eorthwest cnr
neE OF the said town n nd theoc rup1iue
alonE the north Line Of Sec slx o., five {s four Il,
fhree h two ts' one III Of the 2a1d town Of Lvnnr 4
the noEhsan corner 0! raid Sec one ~ thereby t;.pa
ferEfnx th- tcuh ha Of S-c- thI1t%e {3s md th,
toutheatt quarter 1t scc .h!styvc 49, Of .rp.h!t
,hirtSaiue t'. north rsukc twelve 41a ea.t Of sht
third principal ctsdiAu from tht ead town Of LYON
to sa4d town Of PToviso. EZRA l. SHERMAN.
Fer nyten and twenty e.hc,s-
n4fr% rnr. {rIr
, 1870-07-03
COSMOPOLITAN.
PROSP PECTUS ); rus
CT THE
WEEKLY
"'C0SM0P0LITAN."
= tffnns finpe.tdefe rero.,,
To be Published In London, Paris.
Berlin, New York, and Chicago.

Tbe Plan and sehe1ne Of this paper to ei.r to ,he
tanEuaErt. viz; Engtieh, FRENCH And t.c;,,,sa
II will he devoted Frtirt, LITERATURE Sri-nc. .nd
Rtlk4un lc iust iulT<rAut A1urr. vii IL. Ususltf.
I'd into III th- drfrLt lanxuaxre If the at.sf thrrrty
nrd-lEI II avery Itairabe journal il! ns,ns yho
A o8dFFs&nt In th~ thrr~ laoSuAktt md fnr those
" hg FteAk on+ n: two Of thetn. " ~
We ahAH particularly u tncrea.- enfsra.iop tn
thre ehnT and 10 ave II that tlA.s # rtrr txt aid
and Advcs Wlch our very rrl,at,c rud5r.emeDis "
shoE % be dsinttssted ad only donr through lore u
Ne think tha, it viii tuprty demand srre,y med d
y our xsrat Cosmopolitan population. Germans and
f:rPehu,en wr ss'xt. Will 1ve their support be.[r.
"r hope to EHtife k1rat dcHl from our Ensttah f4joK
Community ribc eha!I hare t.4t u tc hist cnr
fr1p1ntie us1 u Ill tit Eu1o+an CA1tslA bp viii eiTr
q sod ast8eks on An. Tsaye1linE ani Modern Eau-
Pr Ase.s i. 70 place ths Periodical. i. tts.. upon
1..<*sine. 4 e.rer either sn ue ke- Or 6}d WosI
W laSr tarft1t. totn1Dunlcatrd with the k:r1tes:
f!'nd. Of literal inttEtoLa, yIz. Victor Hugo Nou
sisEf Loihtt4yr. Join ErE::, Hit1:,atE aud nthrr.
Their will t~ Feuit1et,n wtitttn hv tfir l,st ro
fnaneef1 If tht pftnt day, IN any Of the fo1tpAusd
tsutascr .ha1l etsxr to eu,eEtaiu tht Auls.-sns
ca 81 IL Eau15 S1d s6d sae IA
the German. with tic "tbct.lcht DIR TsSran.ehy;rA
tL:- apd !" Inkal EhronIk, A>0
What ark = this: viii ynu eiyr IL vour c,-nprra
ttnns Shall hhyr enoukh sutrittY& /, et1ttai, the
htkhts tune Thai uc lrt sta VI rss Ahall he nGIe 10
The subject Il new one to this coanty snd also -
Tour. very respectfully.
1LUNDUS.
, 1870-07-03

We are harry 10 cxnrcss confidence In the editor,
novef and rurptteo In ha projected Journal and with
alm ali fuccetr In H.
MATT II GxRPESTER stn.tor T. .t''1Ss u Sjeeon.n
:iK pDn1ITTl.E, F1-S+Eatir ii Wi.eopsin'
FpMiSH Fp1MaitHM i. =; xIxILn5S; ;silfsS; Chicago,
I1uN. NIKMAS i. JUpp,
&li5rTiS!;M a:sna a'e's q Ms,!iana {, !liia1'
EH nEHHIAs T. 1E;; tE;;ARkS{N n e Kop r Sst;a.t.
litt.e.S at NA'ota and tditoF o} thu Am ch's:e.,.
Wn;!!lA,M&, w., F; ARM1TA.E, ,n!.hor Of wI.c.r.in.
AoR!!oAS AsR DIX, Rsstc, M Trinity canrrh. Sew York.
WM. BLISS ASHLEY, Rcr.nr St. P.nr. cnu,rh.
$ h*siEf Mill KEESE, Reetor Of st. Joha,< church Nil.
Ffx EESF {!oNr2 EE,tiEfEEs EixH W:sa:;s w:f;a''n
z i;E0y Err. psine'pai51 Dt:d dan:1siI iIEaspr
FSntAA:E SNdtfss6h Il + Hd;KilSeT dp;;i1ESIseTHT IT.,
t.HAKtES l. WILSON. Editor Evening journal
StAFsHfftt St5i3!f Il: t1h!Ril EHfi$lAx
5oMS 5M SGi,JE1xFFY ExFTElA
iRA H!i.Mfs.
;;dH$SS :;S&* S$iEfStKs: $4HxEa
AGNES tknSARD."
fFR9ffH fkSFf:ssGA GRfh?H e: MiE1. Paris.
that bc ia thr hand. nf every one, And thai rit
i1dsidaa.. ftrltAa an, Of ,ansly: and tsaly
s.alize shat wr ar 19s'ia2+ Fnuss" aay Havt.t;
isf siad I'D il s.ss1.S e
a!srs 1 s 1s. o vi " 4 q Ii ~. tas e!!e = s
, 1870-07-03

1E0rFib1c Execution <ccnC In Hir-
ctnin.
RfcB%oSr. Jn'y e.-The scene at the execution
nj tlls' murderer, h:w!@ Kennedy, nj New Kent
tnuSt liDll-e. VI, yesterlay, WIS hnrT1hIc Opr.
The rope l,rok. twice, and thu msc1caut died af-
tut u prolonged struggle.
, 1870-07-03

n Persons proposing to E'e nbsent from
Chicago for season can have any edition
:s-of TI1E TH1nrSr. including sundays, scat
s3Fas mail for amy length Of titue, ut the rr;u-
lar rricc, hy leaving their orders ut tho
rottntinr-rpA,1u
, 1870-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
5-ACre Blocks
FOR SALE.

I shall offer for sale, On
TUESDAY, July S, my Sub
division Of N. E. IA, Of Sec. S,
r. 81, N. B. il, E, south town
line Of Lake.
This property has a half mile
front On Vincennes-road, with
a fine street on the north line.
It is 2 IL miles north Of Wash
ington Heights, directly on the
line Of the Rock Island Rail-
road, with every facility for
reaching the city. Dummy and
regular trains stop at the prop
erty. The ground is all under
cultivation, is high and dry,
being fully thirty feet above
the Lake. Both Halsted-st.
andVincennes-road are graded
the entire distance. Being but
O short distance below EDgle-
wood, and directly in the line
Of improvements, this proper
ty offers every inducement,
either for inv estment or for a
home.
TERMS. Only III down, and IL
each year for seven years.
Title perfect. Abstracts and
fill Warrantee Deeds given
each purchaser.
Splendidly located lots for
sale at prices ranging from
$1o0 to $3.50, on weekly,
monthly, or yearly payments,
without interest.
, 1870-07-03

ADJUSTMENTS.
= !. :
Four.h f July j W.fgh.', G-sye.
Three Bt eks North Of uncotn Park.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-16
senatOr ReYels, Lecture.


A large audience greeted the col
ored Senator from Mississippi, last
evening, at the Opera House. The
parquette and dress circle were well
filed, and the gallery had quite a
number in addition. The audience
was composed about equally of whites
and blacks, and the most interested
and marked attention was paid
to the lecturer during the hour
and quarter that he was
speaking. We shall attempt no
summary or review of the lecture.
The manner of the speaker was easy
and dignifed. He was also fluent,
and his rhetoric was far better than
that of very many of the so-called
popular speakers of the country. He
was frequently applauded, and at the
close of the lecture the audience very
generally expressed great satisfaction
with the effort.
The subject: " The Tendencies of
the Age" was handled with marked
ability. Very apt and original de-
fnitions of aristocracy and democracy
were given, and the struggle between
the two classes b historically reviewed.
The speaker eloquently eulogized
Charles Sumner, and closed his lee
ture with some most excellent advice.
directed especially TO his colored
friends, urging them to overcome
every obstacle in obtaining an educa-
ton, and otherwise fitting themselves
for the great privileges and RESPONSE.
bilities which they have been called
upon to assume. He urged them to
retain no feeling of resentment or
bitterness towards their former mas
tiers, but to practice mercy-that at
tribute of Deity which it was possible
for man to initiate.
The colored people evidently felt
proud of their Senator, and indeed he
seems to be fully up to TIE average of
Congressman, if judgment Of his abil-
ty as legislator can be based upon
his skill and success as a lecturer.
The proceeds of the lecture are to
be applied for the benefit of the At
rican Methodist Church in this city,
and no doubt the church will realize
a handsome sum.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-16

PERSONAL---VERY.. f. 7. Cox left
for Indianapolis yesterday morning.
He expects to attend the meeting of
the American Association of Science,
that convenes at Troy, New York, on
the 18th inst, and hopes to be able
to induce that Association to meet in
indianapolis next year.
John w. Bingham, Esq, of the
firm of Fairchild & Bingham, of New
Orleans, was in the city yesterday. be.
ing on visit to his friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity. He is looking
remarkably we'll.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-16

PITTsBURo, August 15-Weather cloudv
and pleasant. Monongahela five feet Ave
inches ana railing, having fallen six inch
es since morning No arrivals or depart-
ures except packets.
CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE river has
risen eighteen inches, with eleven feet
three inches in the channel. Arrived-R
r. Hudson, Wheeling.
CINCINNATI, August I5.-The river has
risen seventeen inches since yesterday.
with ten 2eet six inches In the channel
weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, August Is. - Weather
cloudy. River rising; 81 inches in the
chute. No arrivals or departures.
Tower, Memphis TO st. Louis, 10 p M; City
of Vicksburg, Vicksburg 10 st. Louis, 1 A.
M: Sallie, Arkansas River to st. Louis, L
P M Dictator, st. Louis and return, q;
A: Robert Fulton, New Orleans to Louis
Mercury 720.
st. LOUIS August 5.-Arrived-Uolum-
Ola, from Peoria; David Watts, from Ten.
nessee River; Lake Superior, from Keo-
I rrl Kansas City. Departed, job nsOn, for
heokuk; Belle st. Louis, for Memphis:
1or "a polls for st. Paul; Mountaineer,
.oE Kansas CITY. River about stationary,
WIN Ieet inches on Liberty Bar.
We@bner cool and pleasant
NASHVILLE, August 15.-Rfyiup rising
WIN Wild a1a Ieet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
BurksvtlIey from Cairo. partedEBnri[s.
vile, to Cairo. 0e.i 49,
MEMPHIS, August 15.-Weafher clondv
Thermometer S2o. River declininS Trfe
Arkansas is again declining. Departed
burg.
vIcKsBURe, August 15.-Down-Mary Z.
Forsythe' p M Up-Judd, III AM.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-16

MATCH GAME OF BALL.--The Ev-
ansville Club send a Nine to
Princeton to-day to play a match
game with the club in that place.
The Princeton Club has leen reor-
ganized since its game with the River
sides, a few weeks ago, and hope to
win ball from the Evansvilles, to-
day. We are authorized to say that
the Railroad will take all who desire
to witness the game, for one dollar
and a quarter the round trip. Sever
al persons, in addition to the Nine,
will doubtless avail themselves Of the
opportunity.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-16
PICOLILI.

THE Skating Rink opens tonight.
TIE wandering Italian with his
harp, is around again.
The Iron Moulders Pic Mic was
necessarily postponed until Thursday
THE Agricultural Society are max
ing preparations for the annual fair.
THE streets were lighted last night,
the rain having ceased and the ne
cessity being less pressing.
Dr.. RALsToN has taken charge Of
the Marine Hospital. in which there
are now eighteen patients-seamen.
YESTERDAY being the Feast of the
Assumption, was observed as q strict
holiday by the Catholics of this city
TEN thousand two hundred and
ninety dollars added to the city debt
by the Council last night, for Water
Works.
The Water Works bonds did lot
sell for ninety cente, as Mr.. Van Ri
per pledged they should. See Council
proceedings.
MAYOR WALKER is of that class Of
politicians described by Jefferson, as
people who seldom die and never re.
sign; in fact frst-class barnaele.
MAJOR GARDNER, Of Martin, Gard
ner & Co., says he wishes the patri
otto Germans would arm and drive
the IS French out of the Kentucky
tobacco.
A BLOOD of this city is reported to
have employed his time on Sunday
night, in brutally beating a soiled
dove. who CHANGED to Incur his dis
pleasure.
The old canal, onFifthStreet. broke
through the banks, from the exces-
sive rains of Sunday, and flooded the
cellars in the neighborhood of Fifth
and Vine Streets.
SHERIFF MILLER says the credit of
the arrest of Dawson, accused Of muir
der, is due to B. f. Williamson, Esq
Mr.. Miller having had conversation
with Mr.. w. some time ago, author
iEed him to arrest Dawson.
A MAN made his appearance on the
streets yesterday in a state of intoxi-
cation, and called on the sheriff, a
couple Of constables aud the police,
to arrest Files Mill, which, he assert
ed, had slapped him on the nose and
broke his shoulder blade. Files Mill
was not arrested-it still runs.
PEOPLE who travel Second Street
in the neighborhoOd Of Canal, can
not understand why the sidewalk
there is not ordered to be relaid when
the same is being done in other parts.
A new and wider crossing over Canal
Street at that point would do much
good.
SEVEN UP" on the curbstone de.
lighted a small crowd on Main Street.
near the Court House, yesterday
morning. The game was played by
two gentlemen who had spent so
many years on the frontier that sitting
on the ground was the most comfort
able position for them. The termina-
ton of the game was the beginning of
the flow of lager.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-16
TOBACCO IN EvANgv1LLE. =


Louisville Courier Journal says:
We are informed that tobacco sales
at Evansville and Henderson have
been suspended. Planters will do
we'll to remember that it is good poll
oy to ship their tobacco to markets
where there are buyers ready to take
all that offers.
The Courier Journal is badly mis-
informed. Sales have not suspended f,
as the notice of Martin, Gardner &
Co., in this days JOURNAL shows.
THE wish is father to the thought, -
and by the time Evansville buyers go
to Louisville and buy a few hogs
heads more of tobacco in that market
and sell it at an advance in this,
planters will begin to find out whether
it is good policy to ship to that mar
ket in preference to this.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-16
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1870.
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TandeFburgh County Republican
Convention.

AT meeting of the County Execu-
tive Committee. held at the Club
Rooms, on Friday, August 9Th, 1870,
it was unanimously resolved that a
MASS CONVENTION of the Re.
publican voters of Vanderburgh
County. for the nomination of all
candidates for county offices to be
elected at the October election, be
held on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1sT,
at the CRESCENT CRY SPRINGS, in
the City of Evansville.
tits recommended that each town
ship and precinct be entitled to cast
The number of votes indicated below.
taking the Republican ballots cast at
the Presidential election of 1868. as
a basis:
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THE RINK OPENING.-The day so
anxiously looked forward to by our
young folks, has arrived. The Ev-
ansville Roller Skating Association I"
throw open their beautiful Rink this
evening at 7:30. The programme
given by the management is very
enticing one. Part first is the March,
by the Henderson Association. Part
second, Professor Fenton's feats on
skates. Part third, Music by the
Crescent City Band. and part fourth,
a grand good time by everybody. and
general skate by all who disire to
participate.
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River Dispatches.

PITTsBuRa August 15.-The river is fall
ing, with I'VE feet seven inches. There is
nothing doing on the river landing. There
has been no arrivals or departures outside
the local packets. Weather cloudy and
cool. AT Brownsville, the river IS station
airy, with eight feet water: weather ear
boro. the river is rising, with four feet wa
ter: weather cloudy; thermometer $50. At
OIL City, the river Is stationary, with six
teen inches weather clear and coGis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-16

B~ Persons who are recovering
from ague and fever will find Clouds
Invigorating Cordial a certain pre-
ventive Of relapse. Pale and bloated
faces are almost universally the re-
suits of an attack Of chills; and al
most as universally are these un-
this cordial The Frustrated nerves,
the impoverished blood, the torpid
liver; indeed, the WHOLE SYSTEM is
speedily restored to a healthy condi-
ton. BY reading the little pamphlet
which accompanies this invaluable
medicine, you will find sufficient tes-
timony to convince the most incred-
ulous. aug13 1W
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ESOR E-YALUABLE MAIN
Is STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property
situated on the west corner OF Main ana
sixth Streets, fronting 1914 feet on MAN
street and $50 feet on Sixth street. 5Alo
property is offered for sale at low ngureS
on easy terms. Apply 70
Up. Elliott q son.
Real Estate Agents,
Coroer Locust and Third Streets
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,MENr OF WArERMELoNs.

SHIPMENT OF WATERMELoNs. -
Fifty-five car loads of watermelons
have been shipped from Princeton
this season, equal to 10000 melons.
Nearly the same number have been
shipped from Ft. Branch.
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Dissolution Notice.

"HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
fstfna between al. @. Rosencranz and
Harry smith mas this day bsen dissolved
by limitation. All persons knowing them
selves Indebted TO the nrm, or having
Watches, Jewelry or Clocks there for re-
pairs, will please call at once.
FvkEsYIILE Ind, aug 8, 1870. Ia
Union copy.l
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LOCAL NOTICES.

s%The Evansville Roller Skating
Association hold their first Grand
Reception tonight at their New Rink,
Nos. AZ and 40 Main Street, over
Schapker Il Bussing's store.
Music by the famous Crescent City
Rand