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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05
Spirit Of geffsrsarr,
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The Election.
According to previous notice, the election
for the purpose of taking the sense of the
people of jefferson county on a subscription
$3.50, GOO to the capital stock of the shen-
audoah Valley Railroad, was held on Thurs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05
DUO IONA
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
CHARLESTOwN. VIRGINIA.

THE next Session will commence on MONDAY,
IL SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1869, and clOsee on the LAST
FRIDAY IN JUNE, 1870. t.-
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for . thorough course in En- Elish, the
Languages, Drawing, Music ON Piano aud Organ.
will be afforded Particular attention will be, paid
Music. and pupils will be required to play al tho
Musical Soirees when the friends of tho pupils
have opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as well AZ
by pI ivate lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, e., apply TO tho Principal.
August 3, 1869. Mas A. NJ. FORREST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05

PUBLIC SALEs.-The attention of our
readers is directed to the following Public
Sales =
Saturday, AprHo-s Sale of Riding Horse,
Carriage. &c, by John Humphreys.
Tuesday. April 12-Sale of Mules, &C.,
by George kooncc. Deputy Sheriff.
Tuesday. AprH 12.-Sale of Stallion, &c.,
by George Koonce, Deputy Sheriff.
Tuesday, AprH 12.-Sale of Personal
Property, by T.. 3. Haincs.
Thursday. april 14-Sale' Of Personal
Property, by T. w. Potterfeld, Sheriff.
Friany APrH22 Sale of Real Estate, by
Mann p. Nelson, Trustee.
Thursday, april 19-Sale of Real Estate,
by Mrs. Juliet W. Briscoe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05

TIE NEwsPAPERs.-A child beginning to
read becomes delighted with newspapers be-
cause he reads names which are very familiar,
and he will progress accordingly. A news
paper in one year is worth quarters school
ing to child and every father must consider
that substantial info rmation is connected with
this advancement. The mother of family be-
ing one of the heads and having more i'm
mediate charge of the children should herself
be instructed A mind occupied becomes
fortified against the ills of life, and is braced
for any emergency. Children amused by
reading or study are of course consderate and
more easily governed, How many thoughts
less young men have spent their earnings in
tavern or grog shop. who ought to have been
reading? How many parents who never
spent twenty dollars for books for their fami-
lies, would gladly have given thousands to re-
claim son or daughter who had ignorantly
and thoughtless'y fallen into temptation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05

WANTED AT ONCE,
100 BUSHELS Red or White Onion Sets, for
lUO which the cash will be paid
March Is. Jas. LA w hooF -
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
and Charles G. johnson, in the Butehering Bust
ness has been dissoIved
The Undersigned will continue to conduct the
business the old stand, where he will be pleased
to receive ayors of his old customers and many
new ones. GEORGE KELLISoN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05

NHE subscriber offers for sale what he believes to
il be the most Valuable Farm Of $50 ACRES in
jefferson County. II lies on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad about seven miles East of Martinsburg.
ADAM s. DANDRIDGE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20
The Justices Courts.

Before James Z. Waller. Esq
Howard Freeman was tried for as
sault and battery. and fined IS 90 and
costs, amounting to $50 90.
Another a against this (remaIk-
ably Freeman was noilied. on pay
ment of costs.
James Short was accused of a mis-
demeanor, in Union Township.
Jacob Bloodshaw was accused Of
shameless ~indecency, in the same
place, and Mary and William Blood
shaw were charged with attempting
to provoke a breach of the peace.
All the above complaints we're ca
tered by Esther Bolton. and Constable
Donahue ap3 Sheriff Miller made the
arrests. What disposition was made
of their cases will appear to morrow.
Before z. Ne Ternan, Esq Joseph
Bisha was fned 81 go for carrying a
pair of metal knuckles.
Mrs. Mary Hess appealed to a jury
to say if she was provoking. The
jury said nay" and Mary retired
with peace in her mind.
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New York Market.
by Telegraph NEW

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July l8.
AsHEs-Pot steady at SO 25s6 rs; pearli
nominal at S9g9 rs.
CoTToN-steady; sales of l,4O0 bales o
Fl oUR-ReceIpfs 10. 500 bbls: market less
active; opened 81 5092 90 higher on ship.
ping brands, which are scarce sales 81, ZOO
bbis at SIS 75a6 80 for superfine western and
State; - G097 90 for common TO good extra
western state; az O0g7 Is for good &c
choice; 80 6Od7 90 for OmmOn to good ex-
ira ohio; 81 1897 80 for good to choice do
&c S507 90 for common to choice white
wheat western extra; Sc 6099 SO for com
closing quiet.
RYE FLoUR-yery firm; sales 40 bbls at
So 25G7 90.
WHIsKY-Firmer; IA = business; sales
$50 bbIs at 81 O2L.
GRAIN-Wheat, receipts 1907 bushels
but closed 293e lower; sales $4,000 bush at
81 569l go fer No l spring. the latter price
an extreme; 81 459l 50 for No. 2 Milwau-
kee, the latter price for choice; 81 S50I 45
for No. 2 Chicago; 81 2SaI IS for No. 3
spring: 81 1891 % for rejected spring: 81 Sc
al $50 for red and amber western; the
latter price for choice; 81 58dl G3 for red
and amber state; 81 759l 80 for white
western 81 899I so for white State.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
CoRN-Receipts 54,433 bush market quiet
and a shade nrmer: canal lots closed lie
lower; sales OF lS9 900 bush at SldI 10 for
western mixed, chiefly 81 05GI OS; 81 lea
l IL for yellow. and 81 lGaI 20 for white.
OATS Receipts "a, lib bushels: market
quiet ana unchanged; sales of 81. 600 bush
al o3g60% Tor western, ana FOG 73c Tor Ohio
and State.
CoFFEE-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
SUGAR-Flrm; sales of 1880 hhds Cnba
and Porto Rico at 8%@llA, also 525 soxes
atl0I.
RIcE-Quiet and steady.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet: 24Ld25c for refined.
HAY-Qu1et at 70975c for Shipping.
HOPS-hirm.
PRovIsToNs-Pork, mess firm and in bet
ter demand; small cffarings: $50 SO bid:
prime mess dull and somewha nominal,
at S2o for western sales OF 30 ibis; also 1900
bblS mess, seller August at $50 5000 SIS;
also $3.50 obs mess, buyer August, at &3l.
Beer quiet and quotations uncertain: mid
dies a shade higher sales of $50 boxes long
clear at l5ZGl5%.
IARD-Steady and more inquIry; sales
OF go tterees at l5N@l6L for city; l6Zgl7c
for western steam l7@I7L for kettle; also
l,0O0 tierces at 1873 July. and l6H9I7c Au-
gust.
BUTTFR-Steady at I8g27c for western;
30932c for state.
C"HREsE-DulI at7@I1Z.
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A Card.-TO the Public of Wander.
burgh COunfE.

DufSn county.
Following the brief and noble ex-
ample of the citizens of u capital at
Indianapolis. to,reform and::economize
in the conduct Of county affairs,
avoiding all the unnecessary expenses
of the same, [. August Brauus. who
for the last twelve a have been
Deputy Auditor of Vanderburgh
County, herewith beg leave to lay be
fore the people of said Vanderburgh
County the following pledge, which
shall be honestly and truly fulfilled
by me:
/, August Brauns, hereby declare
and pledge myself to perform the du-
ties required by law in the Auditors
office of Vanderburgh County. In
diana. as Auditor of said county, for
a yearly fixed salary of $500 aud
necessary expenses of the Office
(say salary for two good assist
ants) and promise also that the
business to be conducted there
shall be prompter and more to the
satisfaction of the people of Wander
burgh County than ever before. and
shall pay over all fees by me collect
ed as Auditor of said county, month
ly or quarterly, iuto the couoIy treas
ury for the benefit Of the county of
Vanderburgh, provided, however, the
people of said county elect me for
their next County Auditor, for which
office L shall be az aspirant.
Having served IN that Office for
twelve years past, up to the present
time, being more than half of an ac-
tive life of a working man. and per-
formed the duties In that Office as far
as the leading Worb to be performed
there TdS cOacerged, / do not think I
consider myself competent for the po-
sition of County Auditor and more
than this, that l claim to
be the most competent aspirant
of all for the same. IF I had any
other business, whatever, to make an
earnest and honest living, [ would
not come before the people to apply
for any Office, as this business is the
only one in which I have the most ex-
perience, and with which I am thor
oughly conversant IN every respect.
/ should think my rights are as much
justified as those of any other candi-
date; and if there is a man in Van
derburgh County who, morally speak
ing. is standing nearer to that position
than / do, l shall not say a word
more after this. It is not my inten-
ton to amass a fortune within a few
years; all that [ desire is to make an
earnest and honest living. knowing
hat I can do it with a fixed salary of
$3.500-this being less than half of
the regular expenses for said Office.
As l am not able to perform the
principal work required of the Audi
tor; and as it is nay true and honest
meaning to be a hand in the office all
the time, the same as [ have hereto
fore, il my situation as Deputy, the
stated compensation will be amply
sufficient for me.
In laying this proposition before
the people of Vanderburgh County. l
hope their decision will be in my ia
vor, and [ assure the public that I
will make them as good an officer as
they desire. | shall take occasion to
say more about this matter and other
matters connected Herewith, hereaf-
ter, if necessary.
AUGUST BRAUNS.
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THE MARKETS.
Few York Gold and STOCK Market

new 10TH UO1u anu BLOCK MkTk6Es
By Telegraph NEW YORK. July l9.
The financial centre to-day opened
rather quiet, and gold declined from 22h
to 20z, when kilograms were received
announcing the active preparations of
France for an early campaign, which sent
the price up TO 2l4. Later in the day there
was greater excitement, and at the close
the activity was equal TO any previously
Witnessed. fTlVate caDle teiegfams rom
London, reported a panic in London :
stock exchange, with $40 bonds down to
81 the lowest point yet ms 1e in the pres
emit war Excitement. This news was the
signat for a general rush 10 buy gold.
Under enormous purchases, the market
was run MP to 81 23A, the highest point yet
res on the present The
room, during this advapcs, was the scene
of most frantic excitement, and the ma
MIA to buy gold was greater than at any
previous time during the var troubles
I'm Europe. There were a number of Tu.
mors afioa. on the streets, to-day, to the
effect that h Treasury would to- morrow
and buy an increased amount of bonds,
IN Thursday next. These Tumors could
not be traced to any reliable authority.
The specie shipments fo-mOIrow are va
riousIy estimated at from 100000 to ca
0 5000.
697 per cent, on governments and stock
coIlecterals. The reason for this increased
activity may be found in the present bull
movement In the gold room.
The short interest there has been largely
closed up, and consequently the loanlng
market for gold in the room Is somewhat
limited to-day. The rates paid for carry
ing gold, were seven, six, five and three
per cent. per annum, and one t~hirty-sec.
ond per diem. The Rold market was &C.
tive and excited at the close of the day,
with the latest transactions 1t 1881.
The gross clearances to-day were Sl62 :
5S9, 900, which reflect the great activity and
excitement of yesterday.
There was considerable ~irregularity In
prices to-day, many German Bankers
buying governments and then selling
again as they received dispatches from
Europe.
The market tor governments opened
quiet. but closed du'l and lower, under the
unfavorabie adyiCes from London This
aftern on quotations are:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

COMMITTEE MEETING.-The solicit
ting committee of citizens interested
in the erection of the new hotel, will
meet this morning, at half past eight,
at the Merchants National Bank.
The committee consists Of Messrs.
w. e. HolliDgsworth, j. H. Morgan,
DIR. FL. w. Cloud, Z. Semonin, j. G..
Shanklin, D. G.. Mark, VIM. Heilman
and III. NJ. Sweetser, with Captain f.
P. Carson as Chairman.
Mr.. Heilman having headed the
subscription list with $4,000, it is to
be hoped that the citizens will follow
his liberal example. The committee
start out this morning to solicit sub
seriptions, and the result of their la.
bors will be anxiously looked for by
all.
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PrTTsBUR0, July 19.-Weather in.
tensely warm, and indications of rain.
MonoDgahela two feet four inches
and falling. No arrivals. DEPARTED
Carrie Converse, for New Orleans
Glendale leaves tomorrow, for ST.
Louis.
CINcINNATI, noon, July 19.-The
river has fallen 5 inches, with 10 feet
3 inches in the channel. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 930.
LOUISVILLE, July 19-The river is
stationary, with 4 feet 8 inches in the
chute. The weather is clear and hot
Mercury go at ppm.
CAIRo. July 19.-Port List-Alle.
gheny Belle, Devils Island to Cairo,
II h City of Cairo, Vicksburg to
st. Louis. II; Virginia, New Orleans
TO Louisville, II; Nick Wall, Red
River to st. Louis, 1 AM; Champion.
Cincinnati to St. Louis, noon; Col
lier, Pittsburg to st. Louis, 1 PM. ;
Mary Houston, Louisville to New
Orleans. 5; Belle st. Louis. st. Louis
to Memphis, 5; Kate Putnam, Pitts
burg to st. Louis. Z; Quickstep, Ev
dnoNlAlS pdCh6t. {. hlFGT
Showery this afternoon.
ST. LOUIS, July 10. Arrived
johnson and Savanna, Keokuk; Cor
nelia. Omaha, Natchez aud Olive
Branch, New Orleans. Departed
johnson, Keokuk Jasper, st. Paul
st. Luke, Cambridge. River falling
Weather very warm. Mercury 930 al
3 PM.
MEMPHIS. July 19.-Weather clear
mercury 92'. River declining. De.
parted-Rubicou, with three hundred
Chinese. for Vicksburg; ArmadiIlo,
for Cincinnati; Shreve, for Red Riv
er; Great Republic, for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, July 19.-River rising
With five feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and hot. Arrived-El-
la Hughes, from Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS. July 19.-Depart.
od-Mohawk and barges, and Bis.
marck, for st. Louis.
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REcoRDER's COURT. Nc1e1nan
Acting Recorder.-Carrie Sherwood
was fined SIS so for keeping a house
ofill-fame, and j. w. Strong, for being
an inmate Of the same, was fined
ga %.
Howard freeman, a colored free
man, went to Jail for a fine Of $50 20,
imposed for an assault and battery up
on James Junkins, another colored
man, who on his return home found
Freeman a tresspasser in his domicile.
Joseph Bisha raised a great disturb
ance at the corner of First and Di-
vision Streets; he paid cash IS 20.
Joseph Enkhoff and John Bailey
were arrested for fighting at the cir
Gus. Enkhof forfeited his bail, and
Bailey was sent to Jail in default of
S. 25 fine.
The case Of George Klein and Allen
Klein. for fighting, was continued to
the 23d.
A0 OhASOIa d AOUASfAlAO 0&4Cg
came from that Metropolis in a state
of intoxication last Friday, and kept
in that condition until Chief Mauntel
arrested her at Apps Block on Mon
day. She did not bite him, but the
relentless Recorder sent her to Jail
for s. %.
Jennie Meinhart is on her u
Gle" and whipped a woman against
whom she entertained a grudge. Jen-
ME obtained credit on a fine of 81 go.
A man VINO did not know any bet
ter than to drive over a sidewalk.
paid 50 90 for a lesson on pavements.
Laura Carpenter, who maintains a
most miserable den across the alley
from the JOURNAL Office, was award
ed a scholarship in Griffith Institute
for $54 10. A righteous sentence.
Mr. Doetel, who failed to appear
on Monday, came up, owned up,
and paid up" yesterday. It cost him
81 10.
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ID!
Look Out for Its ImpuFity I! :!
FE YER And DEA TIL !

The health of the body depends,
in a great measure, upon the purity
OF its fluids. The blood is the funda-
mental principle of every organ. Ii
is so. so to speak, flesh, cartilage, bone
and muscle, In a liquid form, and i'm
pure blood ian no more be solidiied
into sound animal substances than
any of the actual poisOns can be con
verted into wholesome food"
1t the life current that ruos through
the veins and arteries is contaminated,
something more than q tonic is required
to restore the vigor of the debllltated
invalid. Then how can the fiery de-
coctions known as bitters, which are
only weak tinctures heated up with
Guinea pepper, affect this great cur
rent of life. the blood, especially
when they contain nothing in common
with it?
Gil UB'S ISVlEGR tTING CORDIAL
is the only remedy which contains the
blood elements. Take it and COM
pare it's wonderful effect with those
of the enervating mixtures you have
been using. We will abide your de-
cisicn.
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By Telegraph.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 10.
FLbUR --Spperhne aud extra scarce
wanted Trices firm at 81 S5d5 10; Xxx 50 SO;
Xxx S696 70: family SO 75@7 30.
WHEAT-hlrm and betLer: No. 2 lei fall
81 309l %: No. do 81 4OgI As; No. 3 spring
sold at 81 o..
Constructive and unchanged; mixed
oATs1orened arm and higher at 5Os54;
closed dull at advance.
RYE-Steady at 82GS5c.
HISKY-Firm at 81.
PR~OVIsIoEs-Dy salt shoulders 1870 pa
con order sales OF shoulders at l4L9l4%i
clear sides 17M9ITM; clear 1877.
HAMs-CaUvassed sugar cured 25cs
L4RD-DulI at l5L9lG for tierce l79l7M
for ke0s
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Market.

By Telegraph CINCIENATI, July 10.
FLoUR-25c higher; family, &797 IS.
WHEAT-In good demand and prices are
higher; red winter, 81 S5g1 40; new white
81 90.
CoRN-Firm at 9309ic.
OATS -56a60c.
RYE-S3aGSI-
CoTToN-EOminally u~Dchanged.
WHIsKY-Advanced TO 99c0ei,
MESS PoRK-Held at S3I
LARD-i6AGl6Zc; not much offered.
BULL MEAIS-AdVanced to I2Lc for
snoulders; now heIo at l8c; sides held at
l5Z, l55z aud l6Ac: not much Offering.
BACOS-AdVancing; ~oui6 ned at
zee: sides, I7A4l8Hc for clear rib and
clear; su2ar-cured hams, 2I@24%c
25c.
BUTTER n CHEEsE-Unchanged.
make.
LINsEED OIL-Staady at sIaI %.
GoLD-i22%, buying.
ExCHANGE-Steady.
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chicago Market.
By TelegraphI CHICAGO

By Telegraph CHICAGO July ID.
FLoUR-FIrmer and a shade higher.
WHEAT-Ac tfve: sales OF No. 2 at 81 GOA
/ % cash; 81 2J0l 81 seller July: 81 S30l ~
seller August; closing at 81 209l 2O% cash
81 35Q1 SO seller August. This afternoon
active at 81 20 seller July 81 38M seller Au-
gust.
CoRE-Ac tfve and unsettled sales OF No,
2 at 89a93%e cash; 90dg7Lc seller August.
closing at SOC cash. This afternoon active
and higher 93Lc seller July 9jA@9Jc sell
Ter August.
~OATs-Fairly active; K@%c higher, clos
ing at 5lzc for No. 2 in store.
RYE-Early sales of No. 2 at 88c; closing
quiet at S5c.
BARLEY-Very dull.
HIGHwINEs-Quiet; opening at 81, and
closing at 99c
PRovIsIoN-Quiet and hrmer mess pork
5000 25 lard I6%@l6Zc
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European MARKETS..

By Teiegraph.l LONDON, July 1875 Pm.
Consols S9L. American securities fiat
and nomiDal: bonds of 1852, 81: '65, old, 81
67s, 81 10 50s, 70. stocks fiat: Erie, Is Illt-
nOis Central, l04; A. a q. W., 20.
PARIS, July observation-disclosures opened
at 67f soc; closed at 65f 95e; a shade finer,
LIVERPOOL, July 10, 5 PM.-Cottou en-.
tiTeIy nominal ard too Irregular TO quote
sales OF 5 OG0 bales. all TO the trade; noDi
for speculation or xpOrt. More failures
are announced. Wheat, lis Id9IIs 81 fol
red winter I1s112s ID for California los Sd
for red western, Flour, 2G927s. Corr, 3Gs
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. July 10.
BAGGING- Firm: two pourd hemp at 30
0S01z.
CoTToN- Dull middline held at l8c.
FLoUR-Active and supply light; extra
family IS 80.
GRAIR-Qutet and prices unchanged.
PRoVIsIoNS-Actiye and have advanced ;
pork $50 so; bacon I4L, l7ZGl8H: bulk
meats lSh@16Mgl7H; hams 23A Tor sugar
cured.
LARD-l7Lc.
WHISKY -S90el.
T~oBAcco-Sales OF 1855 hORsheads at &597
for frosted TO Tugs: So 25@27 for common
leaf TO middlIng bright wrappers.
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E@- Twenty-four dollars and fifty
cents cash; four dollars and sixty
cents credit, and n~inety-6ve dollars
aud eighty-fve cents in Jail, were the
penalties awarded by the ad interim
Recorder yesterday.
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Memphis Market.


BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 10.
C~oTToN-Flst and nothing doing; receipts
l25 bales Exports 325 bales.
C~oRN-Strong At 95c9G1 05.
OATs-Duil at Csc.
HAY-Firm at S2l.
FLoUR-FiTm superhne IS 70
Corn MEAL-Dull ct "a 60.
RK-Fir at S3l 90.
BACON FirmeT; shoulders l5c: sides Ice
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

DRAMATIo.-O'Kean and troupe
are delighting the Hendersonians,
nd partaking of Clay S~tinson's hos
piialitiCs at the Hancock Housc.
They open here to morrow night with
Mary Warner.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

THE WEATHER.-The mercury at
6 o'clock yesterday morning was at
78o; at 9 o'cloekit was at $40; at %
9l0; and there continued until B
o'clock, falling under the cooling in
fuenee of the copious rain that swept
over tie city, to 790 at 6 o'clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

SHOOTING IN KENTUoKY.-Jobn
Donahoe was shot and killed by Link
Ballard. at Greensboro. on Sunday
last. Three men have been arrested
as implicated.
B. S. Fulkerson was shot by Valen-
tine Fulkerson. at Kuottsville, Da-
viess County. Ky, on Monday, Sc
verely wounding him.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

MORE MAGAZINEs.-The Demo
rest and Frank Leshe's Lady's Maga-
zines for August, have been received
at Fish & Barriers. Both are good
numbers.
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RfVer Dtspntchea.

PIrTsBURG. July 19.-The Monon.
gahela is still declining with 28 inches
in the channel. Nc arrivals. Wealth
er more moderate. Thermometer at
noon, e09 IN the shade.
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New YORK Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph

By IeIegraphI NEW YORK July 10.
In Dry Goods, the market is unchanged,
Heavy brown s~heetings best makes 1870
14c: seconds J2dl3c. Heavy brown drills
l5@15k, which is relatively high; 1091lH
for fancy prints; l0H for Simpson moIrn-
inc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

Rg- The Board of Equalization is
in session at the Third Street Engine
House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

ESr Edward Hicks took lodgings
on the steps of the Court House, last
night, and a we'll dressed policeman
took him to the lookup IN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

When you want Prescriptions filled
correctly and cheapest, take them to
HALLoCK q FORD's Drug Store, Main
Street, between First and Second.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

THANKs.-Captain j. ". Griffith,
Deputy Chief of Police, has again
laid us under obligations for timely
faVors,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20
Choice Store Boom for Rent.

The fine four-story store goom in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September /.
Apply to JOHN W. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24-tf