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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-20
Executors Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters tsstamon-
~ tsry we're granted to the undersigned by tn,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Lincoln county
Missouri, on the estate Of Sarah Parker, decd
on tho S0th day Of September, 1870. All per.
sons having claims sgsinst said estate are 70
quired to exhibit them for allowance to the Ex
ecutor within one year from the date Of said lot
ters, or they may be prseludsd from any bsusa,
of said estate, and II not exhibited within ~,
years from the date Of said letters, they will b.
forever barred. CIV. PARKER, Ex'r.
- lOct6n30WN ~. -
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Final settlement.

NJ lOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
ested that the undersidned administrator Of
the estate of Randell M. Barnes, deceased, will
make a Final Stlemcnt Of his ndmnirtration
of said estate l.the next November term of the
Lincoln county Court to be begun and held in TT,
on Mnoday the i4th day Of November 1870.
no 38 j. b, ALLEN Admir-
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned,
~ curator of the estate Of John f. Abbott,
filed just and Jruo exhibit of tho accounts be-
tween himself and said ward at the August term
of the Lincoln County Court, 1870, and that he
will apply at the November term of said Court,
1870, to be begun and held on the I'd Monday Of
said month, for leave to make q final settlement
Of his accounts as curator, and for his discharge
as such curator BIRD FARMER, Curator.
lsengAn2QMll
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
ested that the undersigned, ndministra ;or
of the CO. partnership estate Of J. II. Wi,hrow Il
Son, will make u final settlement of his admins
tration of said estate at the next November term
of the Lincoln County Court, to be begun and
held in Troy on Mon lay, tho 14th day of No
vembcr, 1870. T. W. WITHROW, admir-.
fsep29p3Qp1
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final settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
~ administrator Of the estate Of Hulds Mar
tin, deceased, will mako final settlement Of his
Der term Of Lincoln County Court, to be begun
and held In Troy on Monday, Nov. l4th, 1870.
oc8n3Q j, D. ALLEN. Admir-
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Final Settlement.

THE undorsiged, curator Of the estate of Ru /.
l. ben J. Barnes, hereby notifies all persons that
he has filed just and true exhibit OF the ac-
count between himself and said ward on the 18th
day Of August, 1870, and that he will apply ut
the next November term Of said Court, to be
begun and held in Troy on the second Monday of
November 1870, for leave to make final settle
ment of his accounts o. curator aforesaid, and
his discharge as such curator.
n3S J. q. BARNES, Curntor
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Final Settlement.

NJ Office 10 hereby given that the undersigned
administrator Of the estate of William Ives,
deceased, will make fnal settlement Of his nd !.
mnistration Of said estate At the next November
torn of the Lincoln County Court, to be begun
and hold In Troy on Monday, November IA, 1870.
Oc6n39 X, WOMMACK admir-
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AdllllnistratOr,s A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of imin =
~ istration were granted to the undersigned
on tho estate Of Francis Harvey, decd, by the
Clerk of the County Court of Lincoln county, !,
Mo-, on the 10th day of October, 1870.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrators
for allowance within one year fro n the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate, and if not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
ocl3n4lp J.W. WEIGH, nun
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Final settlement,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
l administrator of the estate Of Abram X.
Gibson, deceased, will make final settlement Of
vember term Of Lincoln County Court, to be be-
gun and held in Troy on Monday, Nov. II, 1870.
oc6n39 ]. B. ALLEN, Admir-
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Adpn,inislrator,s A Sale.

Rr VIRTUE o. an order Of tho Lincoln
II County Court will on the 10th day Of No.
vembcr, 1870, at the court house door in Troy,
sell to the highest bidder for cash oil tho una
vaiIabo claims OF tho estate Of Sarah Besser,
deceased. J. b. ALLEN, Adm'r.
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Final settlement. /.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
y administrator Of the estate Of Sarah Besser,
deceased, will make final settlement Of his ad-
minstration Of said estate at the next November
termof Lincoln County Court, 10 be begun and
held in Troy on Monday, November II, 1870.
oc6n30 j. b. ALLEN, Admir-.
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Administratrix's A Notice.

\ office is hereby given that on the 7th day of
~ September. 1870, I was appointed admins
tratrix de bons of the estate Of Geo. L. Nc
Grigor, deceased, in the place of Milton L. Low
ell, deceased, late Executor Of the will of said
Geo. L. McGrigor, deceased.
MARGARET II. LOWELL.
nSs AdmPx, de bon;s NON
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ osted that the undersigned was appointed
guardian of the person and estate OF Matilda
Weatherford, an insane person, by the County
Court of Lincoln county, Mo-, on the goth day
of August. 1870
aug25n3ip W. W. SHAW, Guard'n.
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AdministratOr,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad- :
Y ministration were granted to the undersigned
by the Clerk Of the County Court OF Iiincoln
county, Mo, on the estate Of Elisha W. East, +,
deceased, on the Sd day Of September, 1870.
All yer ons having claims against said estate
administrator within one year from the date of
said testers, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate, and If not exhibited within
tw years from the date Of said letters, they will
be forever barred.
Oc3nl41u X. G. SITTON. Admir-
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FOR REVsT.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS

In Lincoln eountv, ~ mile south Of Troy. It
contains about l76 acres, 100 acres Of which are
under fence and In cultivation. For further rsr-
ticulsrs enquire Of LEVI BICKEL,
oe6 ~ Pest OAK Lincoln county, vo.
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Msio Of Poo.r' AVA, :ey, Proof spir-
its and Refuse fuors dCoiIls., int .rancs :ies,
"Appstiz,.s." /" !" Reslorers," i" &i., That lea the
tipplar on To drunkenness and ruin, but are true
Muiicine, made from the Native Root. and
Herbs Of California. freo from AZ 4 IAlcoholio
R4HHsfsssAi snS !ISS S4viNa F&fN
Of The sJstein, carrying OF oil poisonous matter,
No person can tako these Bittors, according to
,,i.crt'oas, and remain long unwell.
800 will be given for an incurahle case, pro.
lns ,as or o. her means, and the vital organs
FOR Inaa-,,a to-y ana Chronic Rhsu-
sa fnA asa saS e. 1nsss asS
Liver, Kidaeys. end Bladder, hess Bit
tors ia' . bcoi most ! cce-s'r,. 6uoh Dis
/, u'nrh'y pro luecl by dsiaagemsnt Of the
Tny inyuyo.a . the stomach, md stimulate
oiur,iu,,lcd c.a ncy In cleansing the blood OF
alin;''i es, and irnpartiny new life and visor
to -, wfo'e system.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,. Headache.
thn Mo,,,h, u. lions Attacks, Palpitation Of the
r,en. Sats KSnegs and hundred other
p,iniui symptoms which src thu onsprings OF
Dyspepsia, are cured by these Bitters.
Cleanse the vitiatcd 'DloO whenever you nnd
Ns impurities bursting through tho skinin Pim-
p,es, Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse It when II 10
foul, and your feelings will tell YOU when. Keep
thu blood pure and the health Of tho system win
PIN, TATE, and other WORMS, iusking IN
the system OF 40 many th0usands. ars s0ectaAuy
destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read cersfally The circulaa
around each bottle, printed In four !anguases-
Engiish, German, French, and 6pantah.
Proprietor. Il. H. MCDONALD 4 90,
Drugsists and General ASentA
Ban Fnncisco, California, and % and& Con
~ MIID by ALL DRUGGISTS AMI
DEALEli4.
Sold BY N. $. BALLINGER, Troy, Mo.
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TO THE PUBLIC!
ROGERS & CAKE,

EEELING GRATEFUL FOR PAST FAvORS
l. and wishing continuance of your patronage
would most respectfully inform their friends, ant
the public generally. that they intend to keep
full assortment of every thing in the way Of
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
A Little Boys Finger Gus OF By a
String.

Little Dickey Boyle, son of Mr..
Patrick Boyle, who lives on Main
Street, near the Bulls Head, met with
singular accident, yesterday after
noon.
He was playing with his elder
brother, about half past four o'clock.
and pausing for a moment by a grape
arbor. to one of the posts of which a
string was hanging Dickey took
hold of the string, and it is supposed,
had partly wound it around his finger,
when his brother calling him, he
started to run, when the sudden jerk
Of the string cutting into the tender
flesh of the child, who is only about
eight years old, cut off the end of the
index finger of his right hand. just
above the first joint, leaving the bone
bare. Just after it occurred, DR.. Ma
geniss. who was driving by with the
writer, was called in, and taking the
bone out at the first joint, dressed the
finger, and it will probably be all
right in few days.
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RIHer Elksnalei,...

PITTsBURG. June "a. - Weather
clear. Thermometer 81. MonoDga-
hela 3 feet and falling. Arrived and
departed-Packets.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-River Is
feet 6 inches and falling. Arrived
Spray, Nashville; Bermuda, Evans
vile; Champion, st. Louis; Robert
Burns, Memphis. Departed-Msjor
Anderson, Wheeling; Altoona. st.
Louis.
Private advices from Gen. Weitzel.
at Louisville, state that the canal will
be entirely closed abot the 18th of
next month, to enable the work to
proceed.
LOUISVILLE, juno 2X-Arrived-
Norman, Edinburg and Liberty No.
and barges, Cincinnati. Departed
Norman, Evansville: Edlnburg and
Liberty No. 4 aud baEges, New
Orleans. The river has fallen three
inches in the last twenty four hours,
with six feet ten inches in the canal,
and four feet ten inches 10 the chute.
Weather clear aud excessively hot.
Thermometer go at 2 PM, and 880
at Pm.
CAIRO. June 24.-Port list-Marble
City, Vichsburg to St. Louis. 8 PM;
Idlewild, Evansville Packet, 9; Her
cules, Pittsburg to New Orleans. 6
AM Grand Lake No. 2, Pittsburg to
New Orleans, 8; Ajax, Louisville to
New Orleans, IL; Great Republic, st.
Louis to New Orleans. noon; Match
ez, st. Louis to New Orleans, 2 PM;
Kate Robinson, Cincinnati to st.
Louis, 2; City of Alton, st. Louis to
Vicksburg, 3; Robt Il. Lee, Louis
vile to New Orleans, 5; Lumsden,
Nashville Packet, 8; Bon Accord,
St. Louis to Mound City, 6; Quick.
step, Evansville Packet, Z; Mary
Alice, st. Louis to New Orleans, Z.
River fell 4 inches. A light rain
this afternoon. Weather cloudy.
Mercury So.
NASHVILLE. June 24-River fall
ing rapidly, with 10 feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather clear and very warm.
Departcd-Tyrone, to Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, juno 24.-Arrived-
johnson, from Keokuk Olive Branch
aud Henry Ames. from New Orleans:
st. Joseph, from Memphis; st. johns,
from Davenport; Dance, from Kansas
City; Mary Davage, from Pittsburg /;
Minneapolis, from st. Paul; Marble
City, from Vicksburg; Lady Pike,
from Winona. Departed-Johnson,
TO Reokuki Lewis, to Kansas City;
Belle Memphis, to Memphis; Column
bla, to Peoria; Sheridan, to ST. Paul;
Wauanita, TO Pittsburg. The river is
still falling. Weather cloudy: very
sultry.
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For Other RtUer Items See Third Page.


The weather continued clear and
aud hot up to midnight. the mercury
ranging at 900 at z PM. The only
additional arrivals and departures up
to midnight, were the Rose Hite.
Louisville and return; City of Evans
vile, to Cairo; Hartford. to Green
River; Pine Bluff to Grandview; Ev-
ansville, from Bowling Green; Hope
and barges. st. Louis to Pittsburg.
The Mary Houston had very fair
start. She added considerable freight
here. She had beautiful passenger
trip though not very large..............
The City of Evansville had pretty
fair trip out.........The Rose Hite did
a very large way business, but came
in pretty light. She took away a good
deal of freight...The Hartford was
stuffed full......The Natehez and r. e.
Lee passed Cairo, for New Orleans,
yesterday about two hours apart.
They leave New Orleans together
next Thursday ct P M......The lobe
Hurt, let it be remembered, goes to
Mt. Carmel to day.......The Evans
vile came in early last night with
good trip......The Hope and barges,
and another tow boat, passed up last
night............The new gravel digger,
Harry Higbie, fred up and steamed off
up the river last night. We presume
she has gone in search of gravel.
Boats Leaving Toby.
FoR WABASH RIvER.-The neat,
light draught packet lobe Hurt, in
charge of Captain Dorsey Smedley,
will leave for Mt. Carmel and all way
points on Wabash River to day at 4
Pm. Shippers and passengers will
meet with no detention, as the lobe
Hurt is remarkably light.
ROats Leaving on Sunday.
For ST. LoUIs.-The fine passenger
steamer Altoona will be here to-mor-
row, en- route to ST. Louis, having
splendid passenger appointments.
Capt. Hiram j. Vinton is her accom-
pilshed commander. and Chas. Reg
nier is her pleasant and obliging
clerk.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIECTNNATI, June "a.
FLoUR-DuH but unchanged; superfine
t595 %; extra So 50G5 rs, and family at
IS 750e8 90.
WHEAT-Dull aud nominal; red held at
81 20SJl p.
CoRN-Dnll aud neglected; it was offered
at SIC; no demand.
OATS-Dull at 5j@G0c.
RYE-Uuchanged.
CoTroN-Duu and nominal; middling
can be bought at zoe.
ToBACCO-In fair demand: sales 40 hhds
at 50 20 to $50 so, the latter rate for bright
fancy leaf.
WH1sKY-Unsottled and nominal; sold
at SSc in the forenoon, but closed nominal
and pautcy.
MESS PORK-Dull and lower; sales at
EULK MEATs-Quiet; held at lsk@I45<
for sholders and sides: no sales.
BACoN-Nominally unchanged: shoul-
ders held at l3c: sides 161zdI7L for clear
rib and clear; sugar. cured 2I1SM22c.
LARD-Helu at Ice.
LINsEED OII.-DnIl at 81 10,
LARD OIL4-sI 12dI Is and dull
BUTTKR-Dull at l6020c.
FGGs-Dull at l40l5e.
GoLD-lllH buying.
tXCHANGE-DulI; lilo discount buyfnp
MONEY Market close.
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TAX MATTERs.-In addition to the
items published yesterday. the follow
ing may be interesting to tax payers.
The State tax is 10 cents per 800,
and 60 cents poll tax. The Common
School, 16 cents and so cents poll.
The sinking fund 10 cents. County,
20 cents instead of 70 as typograph-
ical error said yesterday, and 81 90
poll. The Special School tax for the
city is % cents per 800. with so
cents poll, making the whole poll tax
for the city SO 10. For townships out
side of the city the tax is as follows ::
Pigeon-For township, B cents;
special school, % cents, with 80 cents
poll; roads, 20 cents, and common
school, 10 cents per 800.
Knight-5 cents for township, and s
cents for special shool with 10 cents
poll.
Scott-For township. 8 cents; spec
ial school, 10 cents; road II cents per
500.
-Armstrong-For township, 8 cents;
special school, cents; road, 10
cents; common school, 10 cents per
500,
Perry - For township, special
school and road, 10 cents per 800.
Centre-For township and road,
each 10 cents; common school, 10
cents; special school, 25 cents and 90
cents poll.
German-15 cents each for town
ship and special school, aud for road 10
cents per 800.
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THE MARKETS.
New Yo-k Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June %.
CorToS-Eeavy and lower: sales 689
bales at 21c for middlIng uplands.
FLqUR-Recelpts q. 1872 bbls; less active,
and 10c lower; shippers holding of; sales
1000 bbIs at IS 25a5 SO for superfine west
ern and State: s5 7005 80 for extra do: IS IS
as 45 for good to choice do; S6 00g6 80 for
extra Ohio: IS 00G9 so for extra st. Louis.
RYE FLoUR-Dull; sales zoo bbls at 81 IS
CORN MEAL-Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-DulI: sales $50 bbls at 99c0
81 90: sales 200 bbls patent at CSC.
W HEAr-Receipts 81. 4O8 bush; heavy !;
suosided; sales 1O2, 200 bush, at 81 O5 for re-
jected spring: 81 20 for No. 3 spring; 81 &c
l g for No. Chicago: 81 S09I IS for No.
l AZ for winter red and amber western |;
81 90 for white Michigan.
CoRN-ReceIpts 5O,O2s bush: heavy and
lower: sales $1,000 bush at 95cgSl 0S for new
mixed western.
OATs-Receipts 1885 bush: heavy and
lower: sales 1900 bush at 62a6ic for west
eTn 60g10e for Ohio and State.
HoPs-Quie very firm
CoFFEE-Quieta and unchanged.
SUGAR-FIrm sales of zoo hhds at 9LalO
for Cuba; 91zQs5z for Porto Rico.
MoLASSES-Du I.
.PETRoLEUM-Qu:eta tI41z9l4s4 for crude /;
26% for refined.
RIcE-Quiet and frner; sales of 50 tierces
al o14teto14
TURPENTINE-Dull at S7%a3S.
PoRK-Aeavy and lower: sales of700 bbls
AT S30Q30 81 for mess: SIS rs for city mess :
S22423 for prime; SIS 50926 for prime mess :
also. 500 bbls mess August, part at $50 IS.
BEEF-Qutet and unchanged: sales of 100
bbls at Sll@l5 for plain mess; STEALS for
extra mess: b9ef hams quiet; sales of 50
bbls at S29935; fierce beef dun at s26028 for
prime; S3093l for India mess; mlddles
quiet; sales of 80 boxes long clear at Is
0I515.
Cur MKATs-Firm: sales of I4O packages
at 16s469l9 for hams: I20l25Z for Shoulders,
LARD-Heavy; sales of 225 tIerces at I4l<0
l65z for steam; l61%9161< Tor kettle render.
ed also 100 tierces prime steam seller Tune.
July and August 1917.
BUrTER-Steady at l6d21for western.
CHEESE Quiet at 79I41<.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS.-The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the veg ending June oath, as ap-
pears by the County Auditors Records:
George A Mehn to Annie O'NeilI. Lot
g. Block 4, Eastern Enlargement, for 81 ,0C0
w. Il. Wright to Samuel VickeTy, part
fire. ctional Section 20, 8, 10. for 81 $50.
]. h. Miller, 5. V. q. 10 H. V. and J. Ben
nighof, part of Lot 30, Donation En-
Iargement, for 500.
Henry Bassemin, ct al. to Philip Basse-
min undivided west half southeast quar-
ter southeast quarter. Is. 6. IL, for $500.
Phil. BaSsemiu to JnO. ReuSs, undivid ed
half west half southeast quarter southeast
quarter, Is, 6, IL, for $50.
John ReusS to Joseph Faust. west half
southeast quarter southeast quarter, Is, 6.
Jacob Miller to Peter BALI. Lots 10 and
20, Block 8, GoedselPs Enlargement for
81 400.
Henry BassemIn to Phillip Bassemin,
northeast corner northeast quarter south
east quarter, Is, 6, II, for $50
w. z. Hargrave, Commissioner 10 En-
ma Males, Lots and 2, in Block 100, La
nnasco City, for s., coo.
John SchleWfck to Charles LAUDER Lot
SO, in German Building Association tract,
Chas LAUDER to Tracey Schlewick Lot 8,
in German Building Association tract, Tor
81 900. -
2, subdivision 9, Denham's tract, for 1910
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AN OBsTREPERoUs DEACON.-John
Deacon is bricklayer, who is addict
ed to misplacing building materials,
getting large quantities of brick into
his hat. the pressure from which irri-
tates his brain until John behaves In
a very undeaconlike manner.
On Thursday evening John got an
excess of this material slowed away,
and to his excited mind. Mr.. Samuel
Emery, son of Justice VIM. Emery.
became an object of hatred upon
whom and his family. Deacon heaped
most shockingly abusive and SANDER
Gus epithets, threatening them with
horrible vengeance.
Mr.. Emery, IKE a sensible man,
held his peace and appealed to the
law and Officer Rhodes, who took
John to Mr.. Griffith, and he gave him a
private box in the lookup, for the use
of which Recorder Willard charged
So 90.
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Manifest of steamer Clara Scott. from
Florence to Evansville, June "a, 1870:
& d Hermann, pkgs groceries, II dry
hides: n F Carr & Co, 3 pkgs liquor; Mar
tin, Gardner q Co, 10 hhds tobacco, box
leaf tobacco, bags wheat. empty keg,
jug; Lee Howell, bbls old iron; WELDON
Bros & Co. bales cotton; Mackey, Nisbet
& Co, bale cotton; Jacob Heyers & Bro,
5000 feet rough lumber; j L Neighbors,
22,OO0 feet dressed lumber: A Refs, 7 cords
tan-barki A Gumb erts, crate rags.
RESHIPPING.
LouisvIlie-II bales cotton.
Cincinnati-4 nales cotton, Is bags pea
nuts, box beesWaX.
st. Louisa bales cotton.
New Orleans casks bacon.
DISCHARGED BELOW.
Paducah-4 hhds tobacco, 1 box Tobacco,
bales cotton, s bags wheat
Shawneetown-l0.00 900 feet rough lumber.
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LYONS PORTABLE FURNACE.
Patented April IL, 1870.

"ANTED = MEN WHO WANT To
Wv MAKE MONEY-Here is an oppor.
UNITY Tor making money rare y pre-.
bented In lifetime. have got the best
and burest selling article ever invented
that every housekeeper buys on sight. II
Is a sma / Furnace, weighing only six
POUNDS. that can be used with or without
stove. It will at In the holes OF any
sized stove or range, and will do as much
work with one quart OF fuel-charcOal
cnlpss coke, corncobs, wood, or soft coal
as can be done on any stove with on o half
DusneL IL Will boil three gallons o. water
In ten minutes with less than one quart OF
fuel. II Will boil, broil, roast, toast baite
and stew. II is the best dat-ifou heater IN
the world. It's economy in saving fuel ~
marvellous. You have no smoke. gas. or
heat In the room. It SETS the wear Tonnd
Retail price only 81 IS. Thousands are
sold every week. Any man with a quaaIJ
capital can clear from $50 to $40 per dav Nv
owning the right OF any good oounfv' and
whole State IS of incaIculable worth ~ =
man OF enterprise. will send a sananfe
furnace 70 any pa of the United States
on Ieceipt Of ~ 70. Address for circular
CASPER N. JONES, Agent.
once at JOHN SCAN1 LIN al co.'s.
Stoves and House Furnishing Goods qi
Main street. opposite the Court House.
is In operation.
p. ST. Will prosecute every man To the
fullest extent Of she law who offers Tor
sale one Of my Patent Furnaces without
autn"riy rom me. MAIL Pm
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Vnn.id Letters.
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
June q. 1870.

List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficiently dI-
rected.
IF not called for by June 3Oth.
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashier
Office.
Joseph Outs, st. Wendell, Ind.
John NJ. GOodlon. Henderson, KY.
Anton Snoboda, Chicago, Ills.
sarah Shirts, Mt. vernon. Md.
Miss Emma Buck, CIaveraehy \. T.
Miss Jane Z. Luce, Evansville, Ky.
w p. Porman, Hartford, KY.
=. c. Hughes.
James M. Sanderlin. No. 65 Beal street.
jeremiah Vincent, Indus ~, Ohio.
Edmund Wilson, Waterloo, Ala.
Willism Norrowway, CaseyVtlle, Ky.
Rhea & King.
JOHN W. FOSTER, p, M,
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June "A.
ToBAcCo-Steady aud unchanged.
CoTroN-Duil and nominal at 209201zc
for middling.
HEMP-Duu and unchanged.
FLoTR-FtTm demand light: superfne
s. 49al 90; extra "a 1895 90; Xxx So 20a5 so /;
xxx IS 1896 IS.
WHEAT-hasy for spring sales; No. at
81 l5Gl is; fall dull aud heay; No. 2 red at
81 y Al Il; No. 81 1891 20; No wheat at
81 l5aI Is.
Consulted firmly: mixed bulk 75G77c
mixed yellow 79GS0c; choice mixed saclxe d
S4gs5c: mixed and yellow S6gac; choice
white 81 90.
oATs-DulI and 1@2s lower at 5995lc for
bulk; 5OG53c for sacked.
RYE-Steady ut S2@S4c.
GROCERIES Unchanged
WHIsKY-Stesdy at 81 o..
PRoyIsIoss-Duli; mess pork $50; bacon
shoulders l3&c; clear sides I75&c.
LARD-Dull and nominaIly UNCHANGED.