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Banker and Broker. No. o5 Broad Street

| Banker ana DfOhSr- NO. oiuho oVASes'
December Is, 1870.
STATE SECURITIES South Carolina, Old
ass do uew,-u70; DO, regisid stock, ex int
! -aIO
CITY SECURITIES Ga. Bonds, ~
IS; Charles; on, s. 9. Stock. lex or inD -
80; do Fire Loan Eords,-a6S Columhla, ).
.. Bonds. -a6U.
RAILROAD BoSos--B'ue Ridge first mort
gag. )-ac0; Charleston AMI >uvannah ATS ;
Charlotte Columbia and Angnsta.-as5; Che
raw and Darling on.-pS2; Green'l!e aud
Columbia. li,s: mort )S5a-; do. State sun-
raut,e, 6.a--; no tl'e!stern, SID; S&van-'
nah ard Charleston, lat mort -a'S; do
State guarantee, ID 8; South Carolina. -
ais: do. 60; spa ta"Luig mud U"ion -a53.
RAILROAD Srocks-v.haro;tc Co!uub and
Augusta, ATT; Gteenvi'la ani tolurIia, q
-: Nortt"astcrn, al3; Savannah and Oh res.
all; do, half d. -se !.
Ex1l,XGE &c.-New York Sight. oil par ;
Gold, Hollis Silver. iu3s---.
socIn CAROLINA Bi:iE BILLS.
Bank Of ;har;cst n....... ...-a-
@Eak Of New berry. .................. III
Bank "f Camden ......... ......... S2a-
Bank of South C:.. o!:E.. ........ ........ e&-
Is IA; Of Chester. -. ..................... lpa-
Bank of Hamburg. ........"............... IA
Ia OF StAtc 0: ). &. prior to 1851 .....i2:'-
Bank ocS'at of :. c. issue l6b. and G2 SJa-
stl. rters' and Mechanics Balk Of
Ch'r!esloa.... .....' ..'....""'
Up, oplc's Bank Of Chariestou...........-a--
xUniun Bank rt Cha,l st0n ........-a-
Southwestern r r Bank Of Charleston,
Old .......... .............. ." -a-
Southwestern Il r Bank of ChGriest"n,
new ..........-u-
State Bank OF Charleston ........-- 6a-
ram"rs aud Exchange Bank of Char
lesion .......... .......... ..... -H--
Exchange Bank OF Columbia ........... la
Cunnerrinl Ba,.k Of Columbia ....... lna-
Merchants Bank Of Chrruw. ............ .6n-
rlaate,s Bank 0: Fai field. ...... .....Ga-
State Of south Carolina Bills Receivable 95-
City Of Charleston Change Bliis. 90
"Gil ma ked thus ~ are being redeemed
the Balk Counters OF each.
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sHEgIFF's SALE.

ny virtue of the Order of the Court j
ID ibis case. | Will sell 10 The highest bid
.iur a, AbhevilIe G. II. Gu the first Mon
day in Jaunary neat, within The Iega
hours Of Sheriff 5 sale, tile following tract:
OF land, to wit ~ .--..' .-..:... -.
LIST. THE HOME PLANTATION"
containing 1000 acres, more or less,
bounded by lands Jas. w. Frazer, S. II
McCliulon, and others.
2nd. "TBE ADAMS TRACT"
containing 1890 acres, more or less,
bounded hv iaud > 0: 5. McGuwan, estate
Of j. a. Allen, N. J. Davis, and others.
Sd. THE BAKER TRACT"
containing 200 acres, more or less,
bonded Hy Ianns of Saul Jordan, Thos.
jackson, and others. ....
One House and Lot,
In the Town Of Of Abbeville, containing
One and Half acres,
more or less, on Main Street, opposite tie
Methodist Parsonage.
Levied upor as the properly Of Enoch
Nelson, ads. Ely Ojerholser and sundy
othe, creditors.
Terms Cash.
II. S. CASON;
Sheriff AbbeviIls County.
Sheriff's Office.
Dec. -, 1870,
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ASSIGNEE's SALE.
In Bankruptcy.

.-FH .
EBY virtue Of sundrv orders to me directed
I'd Issued from The Dis'r:r' Court of the
United States for the District If South Caro-
lima, ! viii sell at public suction. ut Ahb~vile
Court House, on the First Monday in January,
the folio wing property.
IL the m tier of WM G. HUNTER, Bankrupt.
Oae tract of land in the County cf A, be
vile on Cuunirgford creek. adjoining lands
Geo. Il Cnll vel, and others, containing 400
acres more or less. sold free Of ipcumbrancn
In The rHa;ter of JNu. II. LIGON, Bankrupt.
The Bank k'up''s in,e' est, the Real Estate of
bis father, .!oseih Ligon, decd being the IN
divided one twelfth interest in 1873 acres !a:.d,
more or lees, bounded by iands Of 5 F. Gilbert
and heirs, and other interest mentioned IN
schedu!e. - ..-..
In the matter of A. c. Hawthorne, Ba, k,uut
sundry chooses in action. omitted at former
sale.
. Terus Cash. Purchasers t&ray for papers
'slpdsstamps. - +. II. WAhDnAW,
De-. &c, 1870, St-St AsigEee.
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D The Proprietor of the emporium Of Fashion takes
pleasure in procamng the public he prepared
show handsome stock of Dry Goods and grand display
Millinery be found in the State 1ss f
In Dress Making he prepared insure satisfaction
most astdious. S%&$ III. i %SsgI gs
The Ladies in charge Of the Millinery and Dress De-
partments have returned from their visit
complete understanding Of the Fall styles their respective Be-
partments going to charge high prices, neither
going charge such low prices will cause failure eer
branch No business worth following unless such
realized will insure Bridal outfits gotten up very
short notice Goods suitable for any kind Of Dress always
hand Trimmings to match Dresses cut and based short
notice His aim is to please in every Department..
Very respectfully JAMES W. eF0WLER
Oct Il 1870, a5,tf z4+saa1 Sa
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AEgaNI e.
TO the Nee!y'

OUR CUSTOMERS and FlEND>
~ will rcmcmbc: tha"e so'o
our GOODS SOLELY upc the 'cA- e
pectation of receiving p;meht lor
them on or before the lst ;Ieoef. WY
"Time about is fair ay' VIC
We bovo osx;ytsd voH-ue help Us and
save that heavy interest ..
Our accounts for 1S must De
e!oscd-friendly if we u, 1orcioly II
We must.
WALLER & BROTHER.
Sept 90, 1870, .22-
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ALSO,

ALSO,
BY virtue Of = warrant under an
\ gricultural Lien, | will sell one Bale
Of Cotton, levied upon as the property
Of Larkin Griffin ads. T.'J. Ellis,
ALSO,
Five Bales of Cotton, levied on as
the property Of 4. p. Conner ads. W..
L. Branch.
ALSO,
One Bale of Cotton, levied upon as
the property Of uenry Williams, to
satisfy Agricultural Lcin in favor OF
l.. l.. Gutiin.
ALSO,
One Bale of Cotton, levied upon as
the property Of NJ. II. and. G. Ii.
sprousc, to satisfy Agricultural Lien
lin favor Of W. X. Brady and \. Il.
Wideman.
~. ALSO,
At tho residence of Mrs. Sarah
Widcman, on Wednesday after Sale
day. one Bale Cotton and Thirty-tivc
Bushels Of Corn, ads same.
a ALSO,
BY virtne Of q warrant under an
Agricultural Lien, I will sell at Ninety
! Six, on Thursday after Sale Day next,
E!shteen Bales Of Cotton, levied on
as the property Of G. 3. Addison ads.
J. III. Richardson
HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff A. G.
Abbtville G. H., J
Dee. 18th, 1870.
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CHRISTMAS, PRESENTS
B & gHG e gO OAGG Y
TOILET SERS JEWEL BOXES Boxes RTHNG DESKS DESKS PORTFOLIOS

Albums Scrap Books, Work Boxes, 0dor Boxes,
Magic Lantern, Paint Boxes Surprise Boxes, Paran Vases
China Vases Lava Vases Guest Cups Hugs Tea Sets Busts
Figures Paper Weights, Harmonicas Meerschaum Smokers
Shawl Pins Transparent States Grace Hoops Kaleidoscope
Trumpets Drums, Guns Pistols Swords Toy Watches Rat
ties, Dolls variey Assorted Gaes Picture Blocks Bows
and Arrows Boxes Of Toys Cats Dogs Birds Villages Sheep
folds Musca Tops, Mirrors A. B. G. Blocks Masks Falling
Cards Stick Monkeys Whistles Tin Kitchens Stoves 0mni
buses &c., Supple Jacks Flower Pot Puzzles Batledores
Magnetic Fish Mechanical Gigs Roman Candles Fire Crack
ers, Torpedoes
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+ FACTS ABOUT THE
= EMPORIUM 0F. FASHION Z. Z Z.
~ seIs aas 3fsz4rsi
Hear what the travelling cores
pondent Of the Charleston Cou-s
Pior says of the Emporium of
Fashion: ~-s 1.,.1sa.....ftS

'AbbeviEle, Sept. IS sass sssa
Strange as it may appear, the
9lalleasonaest and most unique mill
linepy establishment and ladies'
furnishing store generally, In the
whole State is to be. found i'm this.
same little town of 81 AbbeYiIIe..ss
The proprietor is Mr.. j ames W..
Fowler, and with. q display ol
taste for which only won an usual
iy receives credit he has fitted up;
a Fashion Emporium and filled it
with an assortment of goods iIl
his line which is irresistib T.
reckon that more irate Viixes
have been appeased by. FoWIer''|ssl
beautiful headgear presented by
penitent husbands than would
I'LL the largest church in this
place. I.s..gk !
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COKESEURY RESIDEECE
FOR SALE.

= OFFER for sale my residence in
! the village Of Collcshury. The
Lot contains TWENTY-FIVE Acres.
The Dwelling is Il two-story frame
building, in good repair. The cut
buildings arc good. .
If not disposed Of previously to
the FIRST MONDAY in JANUARY
next, this property will be sold on
that day at Abbevi'!e G. H., at auc-
ton.
Tcrms-Onc-half Cash. Balance
payable in one, two and three years,
with interest from day of sale. to be
we'll secured. Purchaser must pay
for all nee ssary papers.
For information as to price and
particulars, apply to Hon. A. Burt, at
AbbeviIlc g. H.vor to.a person on the
premises.
LAURA Z. BLACKWELL.
Dec. lG, 1870 35-2t
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freightin the Depot: -.
Mays & Barnwell, J A Mays, A
Titus, White, Smith & White, W J
Smith, J Knox, I c Perrin, Miller &
Robertson, J G & Z Edwards, Mrs X
Perrin, ] NJ Jay. .
J. ". MARSHALL,
Agent,
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Markets..

ADDEvI1LE, December 23.--Cotton
125.
New YORK, December 21-Noon.-
Cotton quiet and steady; middling up.
Itnds ISL; Orleans 16; sales l,50O
bales. Gold 10!a10s.
7P. NJ Cotton dali and lower
sales 5000 bales, at l5s. Gold 1osa
102.
LIVERPOOL. December 90 Evening
Cotton unchanged sales l2,ooo
bales; speculation and export 1000.
LIVERPOOL, December 2lA-Noon.--
Cotton stcady-uplands 81; Orleans
Sla6S.
CHARLESTON, December 21.--Cot-
ton quict--middlihgs l43al4S; re-
ceip.s 233 bales; sales 500; stock 32,-
l02
AUGUSTA, December 21.-Cotton
market active and prices q shade
frmer-sales 1,4G0 bales receipts
1890; middling II; closing easy at
these figures.
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ALSO,

One Bale of Cotton, levied upon as
the property Of uenry Williams, to
satisfy Agricultural Lcin in favor OF
| l.. l.. Gutfin.
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The following named persons have packages
in the Express Office.
G T Haskell J G. Haskell D B Rhett
r A Andrews Mrs Allen, O Lynd, d
Crawford, W. G Latimer, II. c. Lee,
W X Bradley, B c Crawford,J +
Calhoun.
C.. Y. HAMMOND.
Agent.
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ALSO,
ALSO,

At tho residence Of Mrs. Sarah
Widcman, on Wednesday after Sale
day. one BaIe Cotton and Thirty-fvc
Bushels Of Corn, ads same.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Fier
= Facias, to me directed. l will sci
ut Abbcville Court House, on Salcday
next, within the legal hours, the fol
lowing property, to wit;
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Five Bales of Cotton, levied on as
the property of 4. p. Conner ads. w.
II. Branch.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

WATER WORKS BUILDING Messrs.
Boyd & Wood, architects. have plans
for the proposed Water Works build
ing. The drawings show that it viii
be handsome building of brick, Sc By
so feet, two stories high, with Man
sard roof The trimmings are to be
of stone. the roof tin and the Man
sard slated. She second story will be
simply gallery running around the
bulldog, from which visitors and 9th
ers may view the machinery. The
boiler room will be one story thirty feet
high, the tower viii Be between ninety
and one hundred feet high, and the
whole building if erected according to
the drawings, will be an ornament 20
the city.
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BY Telegraph CTNCINNATT, June ~.
FL0UR-Is I09I5c higher and flrm
though the demand Is not good superb 3 @
So 25N5 %: extra f5 6065 so family s0G0 20;
WHEAT-- a dyanced 70 81 z58i 30 FOR red,
but the market closes weak
CORY Firmer; ear S0a92ci ahelied 0iG
o5c In elevators.
#OATS-Dull at 55H00c.
lRYE-98cqsf and steady.
COTTON Dull and prices nominal at 20Jzc
Tor middling .AA
WHISKY Irregular aud prices nominal
at 81 Wal O..
.PIlovIsIoNs-U nchanged: 600 barrels OF
Tness pork sold az $50, and 100 do buyer j a.
~. 80 $40 70 nothing done IN bntk meats
or Bacon and prices are NORMALLY nm
changed
ILARD-Could have been bought az ICE
HAMs-suRar cured a demand ata2l0
ZIG, but generally held at &c.
BurTER-Duit lb12Zc. AN
IEGGS-2002lc aud dull
LAID OIE-sl l68l 10 for extra and very
dull.
I1rEsEED OTL-Quiet at 81 10.
GRoCERIE3--ftrm and In good demand.
ExcHANGE-Dull: lilo discount buying.
loLD-ii3Z buying and dull.
MoEEX--AnrlEet firm and good demand.
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THAT BABY.-The Courier. with all
the dignity Of Journalism that ID loves
to prate about, insists that the jour
NAL started therumoF that crop Of
dead babies was being taken from the
sewers, quoting ia proof, an article
from the JOURNAL Of June l. saying
that it was rumored that child about
a year old was taken from the mouth
Of Locust Street sewer.
Now that baby was alive and IS also.
reported to have trotted off as soon
as it was picked up.
The evidence offered by the Couriey.
is much like that offered By the Irish
man to prove what his apples cost
him. Said Pat:
"Thim apples cosht me forty dol
lars barrel and, av yez don't behave
id, lie Cho' viz the barriI."
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TME Markets.



BY telegraph NEW YORK, June ~.
CoTToS- Heavy and lower: sales OF 75C
bales at zl1z for middl1ag upiands.
FLoUR--Receipts 81 TAI barrels: less ac
tive and scarcely so firm. The Withdrawal
OF the French demand had q very depres.
sing effect; sales OF 1920 barrels at S. 50a
5 10 for guperfine State and western; s. 900
g 20 for extra state and western. sc 25G38 6i
for good 10 choice do; SO l0aT for white
ginsest es ~, q e., ets so' ~ iof extra
Rye FIoUE-tlnteti sales ofl50 Darreia az
CoRN MEA1-Quiet end unchanged.
WHIsEY-U nehauRed; sales Of 80 bar
WHEAT Receipts IS ,02z bushels; DUH and
wiIhdrawaIof the French and German
buyers had a depressing effect: sales OF
lao 600 bushels az 81 230l 28 for No. spring
amber State: 81 1901 so for winter red and
am Ger western. closing duh and heavy at
RYE uisf; sales 81 1900 bushels west
B1RLE9 MAIr-l'ul sales Of 1900 BUSH
CORN Receipts IN .2ise dull ana in buyers
favor; sales OF ~. 900 bushels Dc 068Si O5 FOR
new mixed western; latter extreme; 81 O8
for old mixed WaqieTn.
OA1s-Dufl and heavy, sales on $4,000
9qsneis q 0a4d7c Tor western. 40972& FOR
HAy-steady aud quiet at 100 FOR ship
Ing. GOAL 10 for retail lots
. &ONE EE--k1LEAUEs
Mol AssFs-Firmer. sales OF 800 hhds OF
clayed Cuba al g 959c.
EuGAR--Lesa actives sales OF loo hhGH
at H5&Mg5k for Cuba 85<9iOc for Porto Rico.
PETRoLEUM-Lower at lie for crude; nc
for refined.
RICE Firm sales Of 800 tierces Carolina
at S%@85<. M4M
PORK-Qutet and unchanged sales OF 375
bols az $50 % for mess; so @28 3 for. prime;
s26 for prime mess; also go barrels mess
seller AuHllstnt ED hT.
BEEF More active sales OF $50 barrels nc
6llGi6 for prime mess; ti0NlS so for extra
az S29M29 81; tierce beef aniets sales ~ 100
tiercea at 816N3S for prime mess 68038l for
india mess; middies, dull; sales OF 50 boxes
long clear.
CUT MEAT5-Firm saias OF so packages
al A2M115< for shoulders: lT216t@e for hams.
ELARD-Duils sales Ofs8e0 tierceB &C 1870
165< for steam and kettle rendered also $50
tierces prime steam seller July and August
in port &C lo5S ~
BUTTKR Steady at 20a27c for western.
CHEE9E-In moderate demand at 70l45<.
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Additional Dispatehes.
Bold Robbery or the Mechanics Bank
or Louisville.

VI a4UHlSN lAACs
LOUISVILLE, June. 17-The Me
chanic's Bank Of this city was thi:
evening. about five o'clock, the scene
Of bold and daring robbery. Henry
7 u Pope, cashier, was at the time,
alone in the bank, when two men en-
tered. and one placing a knife to the
throat of Pope. threatened him with
instant death if he uttered a word !,
the other taking a handkerchief salu-
rated with chlor0foTm. put it over bis
face and threw a shawl over his head
The robbers, As soon as the ehloro-
form took effect, carried Pope to a
room in the back part Of the building
aud locked him In.
The robbers then proceeded In a
systematic manner to their work Of
cleaning out the Bank. About $780,
600 In money was secured and carried
of. and So. 600 or $13. 600 was lett
scattered all over the floor. A clerk,
returning at half past eight o'clock,
discovered the bank doors open. and
called IN two policemen, who, hearing
q groan from the rear of the building,
discovered and relieved Mr.. pope
from bis disagresable situation. He
was still UNCONSCIOUS, and il was some
time before he recovered from tho
effects Of the drug administered.
The same bank was robbed about
thirty years since, when Parker, the
book-keeper. was killed, and Julian,
the cashier. severely wounded. The
robber Dix was discovered in the act,
and blew his brains out TO prevent ar.
rest.
The police are on the alert, but
so far there il no clue to the
perpetrators Of the robbery.
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New Nrlaana Markef

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June n.
CoTToM-1rregular: middlings 29n2OgSc.
sales w balssi receipts ,455 bales ex-
pofts 4.olO DaleE: stock 81, S83 balest receipts
bales Gales lz,600 bales. T
FLouR-LOwer grades scarce and higher /.
superfiue IS Is: Xxx IS 75:xxX Sc q.
goRS-Mixed 81 0z1z9l 10; white 81 I29
OATs-63964c.
BRAN-9i 10
HAY-JoWer az SO.
PORK-f3l03I ..
BAcoN-Duil and unchanged.
LARD-Dnli and unchanged
BUGAR-PFine li1<lll$<
MoLAssES-U Unchanged.
WHEKY-071z0l 49, w.
COFFEE--PFfTne lTJ<Gl7<.
STERLING -235<.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
Ing transfers Of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending June l7ths as ap-
pears by the County Auditors Records:
Josiah Hutchinson to Daniel Hutchin-
son, northeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter. section q. town 4. range Il; south west
quarter of southwest quarter, section z,
town 4, range IL. for s.
John Feiker to ID. H Kennedy. u11divid-
ed one seventh of Lot 2. Subdivision 3,
Upper Enlargement. for 500.
r.. j. Reitz 10 Ayres e. Bingham. Lots
and 4. Block 1s8, Lauasco City, for s., go.
w. 3 Stroud TO James Cravens. undfvid-
ed one half Of the west one half of mort b.
vest quarter, section q town 8. range II for
James Fitzpatrick to Ernst AaItkannp,
Let g. Block 7, Sharre's Enlargement for
]. III. Rodgers ia Leo Knhn. part Of Lot
$50. '-e''7' ----'''' e--e-' 'Oi
r. F. Barter to Jesse w. Walker, the un-
divided one third of Lot is, Ewing's Addi-
ton: also the undivided ohe-third OF Lot
3, subdivision OF the uorthR est One-halr Of
Lot A. Lower Enlargement. for 81 600.
ID. q. Keller TO Eliza Burbank. Lots. and
adjoining one-haif of Lot 2, Block s, Rock
wells Addition, for g.. COO.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEss-The following are
the marriage ncenses for the week ending
June 18th. 1870.
Andrew Jackson and Ellen Proudat.
Charles Ebhinghans and Wilhelmina
Becker.
John KiItz and Caroline Diehl. ss4ss
Harry Porter and Efmira Dee.
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PERsoNAL.-Professor F. G. VIII
lett, late Principal Of the High School,
left yesterday, on the City Of Evans
Vile. for Cairo on his way westward,
via Keokuk and Omaha. and proba-
bly, to Colorado, in search of health.
W.. Wier, Esq, Engineer Of the
Holly Manufacturing Company, and
Mr.. S..A. Miller, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, are in the city on business con-
neeted with Water Works.
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Chicago Market.


| BY Telegraph CHICAGO, June IL
FLoUR-fluiet and unchanged.e s
IWHEAT-Opened active and excited No
sold up 70 81 n, seller June; 81 ~, seller
July VI 2l5a, cash; closed dull and tame al
n ls.gl l5M cash. and 81 ~. seller July
LAS Is aibernoou ~ was excited ana active al
CoRN-f1rm, and fairly active az the
opening 651x@S6c for Mo- a: closed dulf 40
631zcs this afternoon a. was frmer AZ SIC.
seller Junei S01<c, seller July.
OATs-Fafrly active, closing at 49l<a4gI<c
ltXE--5teadys No. q closed &C B3lz0sTc.
NO.
HIeHwrEEs--FIrm at 81 o. for iron
"a ESs PORK-829 B0d30.
LARD-i6c.
DRY SALT MEAT8-Shouldera, 1IJ<aI2e.
short rib middIes, I55<Ql5zzc.
HoGS-FHm and steady at IS 25M9 1917
for common. 20 choice. VIZ G6a
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LImoges Pattern.

This is new grade of ware. best
white granite, French china style and
finish, light smooth aud clear. Not
SO clumsy as heavy grants. nor SO ex-
pensive as china. Call and examine
it. Also a full line of best brands of
Fruit Jars, Self Sealers and wire
tops MARK, WARREN & Co,
June Il 1w 25 North First Street
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY PIoSIc


The Trustees of the Fair Company
will give a grand picnic at the Fair
Grounds, on the Fourth of July. the
proceeds to beapplied to the payment
Of the debt of the Society.
This will, at the same time, afford
people an excellent opportunity to
spend the day pleasantly. in the de-
lightfuliy cool and shady grove at the
grounds, and witness the races, which
are arranged for the day.
Trotting and pacing rings will be
given during the day, commencing at
10 o'clock An.
The train will run from the depot
to the fair grounds during the day.
and it is expected that the people will
turn out and while having a nice
time generally, help the society out.
Base ball, foot ball. and every other
amusement will be provided.
PROGRAMME OF RACES.
Purses of SIS, $40 and s. for buggy horses
that never trotted in public before June
LIST Best two in three, mile heats, horses to
Purses O. $50, $50, SIS and IS. for ali trot-
ting horses that have never beaten three
minutes Best two in three, mile heats.
pacing horses that have never beaten 2 s35.
Best two IN three, mile heats.
Purses OF $40, $40, so and $40, free to all
troGting horses. Mite heats in 5, three or
more en- ries TO be made IN each race, and
tWo to start.
An entry fee of. ten per cent. will
be charged on the above purs S; all
entries to be made and closed By the
first of July.
For further particulars see small
bills. Books for entries open at Forth
& Bowles's Il sery stable. Third Street,
between Main aud Locust.
Densokrat and Courier copy. j15 I'd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

"HIGH LIFE" - Under this head
the Demokrat pBblishes the marriage
of notorious rough, and an equally
notorious woman, but prudently re-
Trains from tho sneer at America, as
it INDUCED in Oh a former occasion Of
the kind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

SKINNER Yesterday, at I01< O'Clock
An, at the residence OF his parents, GEO
tzKINEEIz, JR., aged - years months and
20 days, son OF George and Charlotte Skin
uer. ss t.sz
The funeral service viii take place al
IpgIe Street Church. on the Sabbath, at Z
O'Clock p n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

Er Read the Important notice Of
Hallock & Ford. Mr.. Fl. has served
a long apprenticeship with A. O. Hal
lock, q graduate of the College ofPhar-
macy. Of New York. and Is fully CONF
petent to FIJI any prescription.