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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-21

@-SHALL NATURE BE SUSTAINED !?
To give debilltatlng medicines to the weak is
about as sensible as 1t would be to try to help
| man to his feet by kicking him when he was
down.
That sort Of practice sgoing out OF fashion. 1t
has filed so many grayeyards that people no
| longer believe In it.
II those who are not strong by nature expect to
avoid the attacks or disease they must endeaVor
tn acquire the rlgor necessary to resist 1t.
How is this to be doneH Common sense sug.
gests by the use OF inylgoratlng medicine.
The great object Is to strengthen the system
without exciting 1t.
. This object is accomplished by the judicious use
OF the most potent and genial OF Oil Vegetaole
tonics and Alternatives STOMACH
BITTERS.
| Many valuable properties ore combined in this
preparation. 1t improves the appetite ana reu'
ders digestion easy and perfect.
It gives steadlness to the nerves, induces a
healthy, natural fow Of bile; prevents constipa-
tion without unduly purglng the bowels; gently
stimulates the circulation, and by promoting
vigorous condition Of the physical system, pro-
notes also, that cheerfulness which Is the truest
indication OF well-balanced condition Of all the
animal powers.
Summer leaves both the body and the mlnu
more or less exhausted. Now Is the time to re.
cruIt them and thus foresral the malarious fevers
and other complaints which prosrrate 80 many
thousands every fall. noy19-6DSc
ms- FROM TRUSTWORTHY DATA 1T
has been estimatedEthat at least onefourth OF oil
persons born in the United States have, at birth,
lungs In tubercuous condition, and, In conse-
uuence, are predIsposed to pulmonary complaints;
vet it is equally we'll established that this predis-
position need not end In Consumption, Asthma,
or any other lung disease, II due .re and watch.
fulness be observed, and oil exciting causes
promptly treated as they arise 1t is In just such
cases DR.. JAYNE,S EXPECToRANT exercises It's
most beneficial effects and has produced the
largest proportion OF It's cures. Besides promptly
removing Coughs and Colds which, when left to
themselves are the most common cause OF tuber-
culous development, the EXPEoTORANT allays
any Inflammation which may exist and by pro-
noting easy expectoraton cleanses the lungs OF
the substances which clog them up, and Which
rapidly destroy when suffered to remain. Sold
| By all Druggists. GOODRICH, WlNEMAN i CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. G.
| novl6-fwm3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-21

ALL, BLACK & CO.,
Nos. 5e5 and 5G7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
In closing out their Department OF
GAS FIXTURES,
ofIcr their immense and entire stock OF real land
imitation Bronze CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Hall
Lights Portable Stands, &C.,
LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF MANU-
FACTURE.
This is an opportunity seldom offered to those
about furnishing houses, stores, churches, &C.,
for procuring the finest work and newest pat
terns at moderate prices.
A large stock OF Pattern Moulds to be sold cheap
to the trade after March l, 1871:
The sale will continue for about three months.
janlS-1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-21

@ AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medl.
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad.
dress DR.. E. B. FOoTE No. 12o Lexington avenue,
New York. neclb
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A UCTIoN SALE UNDER ORDER OF
II COURT.
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tfanrn GOODS, &r.
CHARLES HICKEY,

IN ABLIS SHED 1854
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-21

nov14-M4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-21

@LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, an old German ienic.
@ LPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS, the most delightful and effective In the
world.
W LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS strengthens the debllitated.
w LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS cures female complaints.
Ns LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures 'never welln people.
@LIPPA1AN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
FERS will give an appetite jun10-fmw
as- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
rRUssES-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. lso Lexington avenue, New
FORK. dscla
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
THE MARKETS.
Kew York Market.


by Telegraph NEW York, May 10.
CorroS-Less actiyei 22Hc for middHng
FLoUR-Receipts 4,702 barrels; 5aI0 bet
ter, fair EXPORT and home trade demnnds
sales Of $40 barrels ~ S495M5lO for SUI
perhns State and western: 81 U@5 85 for
axtra State; - l595 95 for extra western
50 20aG 70 for round hoop Ohio; s5 6586 30
FOR white wheat extra western 81 750a
6 90 for extra ~. Louis; 80 1908 % for good
RYE FLoUR-Unchanged; sales OF 90
barrels at 81 50u5 60.
CoRN MEAL Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKYzAetlve and nrmeri sales otbo0
barrels 20 81 Os0I O9for western Tree, cnlel-
" 81 OSE; also sales OF go barrels, seller
June and July At 81 90.
WuEAT-Market 2M8c better; good eN~
port and milling demand sales Of 72,0e1
bushels at 81 l0Mmi ~ Tor No. 2 spring.
St 2sAl ~ for No. leprinR; 81 Sol 8] for
common winter red Illinois; 81 40 for
white Michigan.
RYE-Nomiually unchanged.
moderate request; sales OF
1000 bushels Canada on private terms:
roWed State at blLc.
CORN-Receipts l0,08i bushels. market Ic
better and fairly active; sales OF 1900
bushels at 81 bal IS for new mixed Wes-
tern 81 IL for new, and 81 is FOR old vest
ern yellow; u TO- store, ana u II for old
OArs-Receipts21,6s5 bushels unchanged
and sales Of 5s0Og bushels a. 6s4O3c Tor
western IN store delivered; 079d0 Tor Ohio
State.
HAY-ActtVe and steady.
HOPS Quiet.
C~CFFEE-Qufet.
B~UGAR-Firm sales OF $50 hOgbhcads of
Cuba at 9al0c.
MOLkSsES-Duii.
RICE-Qufet at 6Z@71<c.
-Efrm al Ice for crudos 28c
for refined.
TURPEETrNE-Qu Quiet a. A%a4sc.
PoRK-DuIl safes o. $50 barrels at SO pa
~ 81 for mess; 81 759E 80 for prime f3 %
OBS for prime mes
BEEF-Bteady AaIes 275 barrels at Ella
Is so for plain mess sl0gl8 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quieti sales OF 09 barrels &C
IIERcE BEEF-Flrm, sales or 100 tierees
nt SO for prime mess 800 for Indin mess.
MIDDLEs-Firm sales OF 200 boxes CUM
berland cut at lBZe.
CUT ENTHUSIASTICALLY sales OF 200 packa-
ges at 29l2Ze for shoulders; l5%9l7c for
hams.
LARD-Quiet; sales OF $50 tlerces al I5a
l626c for steam l0Z@i7cs also so Hieroea
prime steam seller 4 months at l001 l 20.
BUrTER-Steady at Ha3Oc FOR ONO.
C~HEESE-Fair demand at 88I7c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
O~IncInnnfI Marknt.

BY Telegraph ~CIEorENATI, May 10.
FLoUR-Is I'm moderate demand. extra.
"a lOg4 65; family a595 25.
Firm n I'm God demand At
W Uo9l II for Nc. 2; 81 for red winter.
COhN-higher, dull q demand sales
OF mixed a. 81, asking higher rates
OATS And RYE Are unchanged and
qsiet.
BARLEY-Dut and prices nomfnol.
COTroN-Hirm and IN rood demand at
full prices middling upiands DO.
I~OBACCo-t1rm sales 90 hhdB at so % 10
t2g 30 for trash 10 good leaf
WAnKY-Unaettled held a. 81 O0aI o. ct.
MESS PoRK-Quiet; not much demand
beld at s8 %, and 500 bbls sold no thfs
BULK MEA1s- Quiet: shoulders ffl<m
~. and sides ~ l4@9ld1si nomina1iy 10
BAcON-Dnil: smalI sales OF sides a. lgx.
anu ia for clear rib aud cloart shouIdera.
held Al ~ sugar cured hams in good de-
mand, and prices advanced Co I8K0I0e for
June delivery 1917 IS asked.
IARD-Heiu At 1879; no sales.
BUTTER n CuEEsE-Bteady.
EGGs-l4c aud duiIr
tLInsEED OIL-ei 028I o. small sales.
LARD DIL-3o lower. atEI 274f n.
GROCERIEs-steady.
GOLD-ilAL buying.
ExcHAFaE-Firm az 40 70 90 discount
MoFEx Market easy at s@iO per cent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

A COLoRED FINNEGAN.-Mho has
not read of the celebrated Tim Fin
negan, the eccentric Irish gintleman,
who, at bis own wake" was the
widest awake Of any.
'ewhose song, Of all songs, was tho best;
Whose story FOR dhrolcry bate out the
resg;
Who dhrank his ~"dhough poteen" With
Elegant zest,
And thin ike a dacintcorps laid on his
bed agln."
"Timity" has found his equal in
Evansville in the case Of an old col
ored man known as Uncle Sam
Terry, who died on Monday.
The old man having died, a barber
was called to shave him, but as there
we're queer stories aaoat among the
colored people about Uncle Terrg's
supposed supernatural powers, the
young man declined to 60 alone, and
ooaxed another colored man to accom-
paDy him. Arriving at the house
where the corpse lay, the tonsorial
artist commenced operations by lath-
ering the old mans face, and was just
about to begin shaving, when the old
fellow suddenl upon his elbow
and called out:
"Wha' you fool Diggers doin' hyar2
Thunk | was dead. / spec. G'way-
g'long out O. hyar."
They did not walt for q second invi
t%ation. but dropping razor, cup and
brush, aed.
As they reached the door neither
was inclined to wait for the other to
get out first, but both rushed madly
ut the narrow opening with such force
that they bumpted" violently against
each other, end both were wedged
into the door, and before either could
get out. one of them tainted, after
giving an awful yell, that startled the
supposed corpse a second time. TIE
sound of the dead mans" voice
being repeated, revived the faint one,
and sorambling on hands and knees
out Of the door and out Of the alley,
he disappeared.
Having scared off his tormenters,
Uncle Sam, initiating Trinity lay
down, as a respectable colored man
ought to do. and died dacintly.0
A crowd gathering to learn whal
the matter was, were informed that the
old man had spoken of having buried
money somewhere. The frightened
people seeing that he was really dead,
were ashamed of their fright and in
vented the story Of the buried treas
ure to cover their retreat.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

We had another stirring storm yes
terday evening, the wind blowing a
heavy gale from the northwest. accom-
panied by a %drenching, driving rain
lasting half an hour or more. after
which the clouds broke away, and it
was nearly clear at shutdown. but a
heavy black bank Of clouds arose in
the southwest %portending another
storm, The mercury fell to 50o at
dark.
The additional arrivals and depar-
lures up to midnight were the Nick
Lonrworth, New Orleans to Louis
vile; Rose Hito, Louisville and re-
turn; Pine Bluff to Grandview; City
of Evansville to Cairo; Sam Orr to
PASSPORT; Mary Miller from New
Orleans; Lawrence, Nashville to Gins
%cinnati; Mallie Ragon from Nash
vile Reserve, Nashville to Pittsburg.
The Falls City broke the hog chain
of the lock gate at Rumsey. not her
own, but did break her plumber
block. She discharged thirteen hogs
heads Of tobacco here, and had over
two hundred hogsheads for Louis
vile. She will be here on Friday, en-
route to Bowling Green. Captain
Combs, of the Evansville, returned
by the Falls City yesterday. he has
a now shaft for his boat, which will
be put in place and filed in time. it is
hoped, to go out on Saturday......The
Pine Bluff and Fayette took out very
nice cargoes......Tho City of Evans
Vile had a nice packet triFs--..~The
Sam. Orr was shipped full...-.......
The Nick Longworth, had her deck
room and guards full Of cattle and
mules. and her cabin full of people.
Among her passengers were our es-
teemed fellow citizens, Mr.. Thomas
Scantlin, Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Blount,
and others, who have been attending
the State Fair at New Orleans. Capt.
Hates went through By rail, and
Captain Eugene Bowers was in com
mand. a position he fills with marked
ability. The passengers who debark
ed here, express themselves as highly
delighted with their trip. and greatly
indebted to the officers of the Long
worth for polite Notwithstanding
Rose Hite had a fair trip in and out.
....,The Mary Miller had two hun
dred and forty tons railroad iron,
and a lot Of sugar and molasses for
this port, and thirty tons scrap iron
for New Albany. She had also q
good list of passengers, among whom
were James Foster, Esq, of the house
Of Foster. Gwyn& Co., New Orleans.
with his wife aud child; Mrs. Geo.
Foster and children; Mrs. DR.. Haas,
Mrs. G. p. Hudspcth. Mrs. Capt.
Bentley. and Others, who have en-
joyed a delightful trip, aud speak in
terms of high Communication of Capt.
Dickinson and Fred. r. Huston,
the chief officers of the boat.......
The tow boat Bee, running loose, and
the Grand Lake with an immense tow,
passed down yesterday Afternoons.
The Mallie Rsgon arrived about 2 A
II. with al hogsheads tobacco for r..
Dunkerson 81 Co. and others, and
considerable miscellaneous freight.
......The Magenta was due last
night.-."...The Reserve arrived at
1890 this morning, from Nashville.
two empty barges, and chuck
Of people. Oar quondom friend
and playmate Capt. Geo. D. Moore is
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
Sc. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, May 10.
ToBACCo-Stronn end active at 7bSmID Tor
common leafs 10XmI2L FOR modinm darlr.
and 100 lBc for good mmnufacturing,
COTTON Firm az 2tL.
HEMP-Firm at Gl20MI55 for undroteod.
fLouR-Ftrm n tending uDf fall Huper
81 O0a4 ~; 81 35a4 62L XXI 75Ol5 l0t
Xxx % 25M5 IS. ~
inspected SJcs No 2 red fall 81 lOMI IB: No.
/ do 81 20; choice TO fancy en- 80aI 81.
CORN-Unsetfled n Dropping for All
grades: choice dry. choice mixed ma peI-
low 81 IDOL i6. white 81 lBaI 70.
OATs-Betler at D5M6Gc.
very choice at &c.
W~uIsKY-Firm nj 81 Ob. A
Quiet and unchanged.
PRoYTsI0Ns-4ulet but nrnI. anna eafaa
or pork ~ t2y 25129 80; dry salt clear
on order l5A; bacon Jobbing iOts or
I7I9l7Li bridesmaid sales atiGI.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

CoMMEEDABLE. - We are much
gratifed at the promptncss and lib
crafty of our citizens in subscribing
to the fund to assist Mcssrs. McCorkle
& Tweed. in their efforts to begin
business again, after their great loss
by FIRE some two weeks ago. It is
also pleasant to know that these gen.
tlemen, undismayed by the terrible
disaster which in half an hour of
time, swept awsy the earnings of
many years of labor and economy
have gone to work again with more
zeal and energy than ever. They
have already made arrangements for
the construction Of a new planning
mill. and will have it flushed at an
early day. The pew mill will be amply
supplied with machinery of the latest
and most approved patterns.
The liberality of our business men
in aiding unfortunate brothers. and
the oneray Of these men in helping
themselves, arc highly commendable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

FoRD's TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
The sales at Ford's Warehouse,
during the past week, were among the
finest of the season. The advance,
which commenced about the middle
of April. upon low grades, continued
until light Jugs of Indiana and Up
per Green River sections reached to
z, Those, while heavy Jugs reached
proportiouate prices. Frosted and
low trash commanded very full rates,
and all grades showed a irmness
which indicates a season of paying
prices to the owners of Tobacco.
The neatness and care which attend
the sales at this warehouse, will give
it a reputation among planters which
will result in a large business; and
those visiting the city who are inter-
estedin Tobacco. will BE- paid for the
trouble of a visit te this fine ware
house.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
New 0rleana Mnrhnt

by telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nav 10.
SoTIoH active and good demand nc nn
prices; middling az GLm22ixe. seTsa ~
6f0D bales re cefpfs 2Tf4 baIer. ern0rfa = :
90 bales stock BOOB bales.
FLoUR-Unchanaed.
CORN-sI 85.
OATs-73175c.
BRAN-W b0. aa
HAY-Prfmag c6.
PoRK-E310d I21<.
bAcON--i5HaITA1ISXdlsH for Hhoul-
ders, rib sides, clear lib n clear sides.
HAHs-2002OLc.
manufactured.
nBUOAR-Brfme 4tzc.
MoLAssRs-Prime re-b9led 75c.
WHIsKY-e7kMSi O5.
CoFFEE-Duif; fair lOs6gl05S prime 1Zl0
lSLc. .iF,
L ETERLIEGZ15sss
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
Rurooean Hartets

BY Telegraph LonDox. Nav 10.
Consols for money 0aI. acconnt az.
American securities 0ufets GSs- va e9s &c.
67s %; l0-40s, BJL /; Erie Is. 4
PARIS. Mag 10.-Boursa dull az "a fra.ra
o. continues.
FRANKFORT, May l0.-Bonds UNCHANGED.
LIVERPOOL, May lO.-Cottou bnove.f.
uplaLds 1913; Orleans IiJSAIfiL
M~ancheste market afm. ~afee 100
lers California wheat at os gds red w.
70, 2 - "a winter 9s. Receipts FOR three
usyh a,ooO quarters; all American. Wei
I'D nouf ~ bd. Corn No. 9 mfxcd ~
V1ssts q "a. barley 5s. Peas a0s- "a. porh
ao2s' Deel 4tos Lard 00s. cheese ~. Pa-
IN n ~ Ior Canbefiand 03s ca FOR short
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

RAJ The shooting AFFAIR." spoken of
in Mondays journal, occurred in
Wheaionville, and the victim was
shot in the mouth, the ball passing
upward and lodging in the head.
Notwithstanding the severity of the
wound, the physician who attended
him says he will recover
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

We arc sole agents in this place for
Gibson & Hemler's superior Safes.
We have a good assortment on hand.
and are prepared to ell orders for any
size. Persons wanting one will do
well to call, as our Safes are exeelled
by none, and our prices are low.
my9.4t THOs. SCANTLIN 81 Son.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

MTnNE Wilson Family Shuttle or L0ar.
aA stitch sewing Machine. stitches nIilu
ON both Maua. Wftl sew aa uIcH. na Iant
81 ma ntf0ug nn Hmy hlRh nriruf Hrwfuu
machine. end lt viii do u1I hindH ufaau-
1ng as well nanuy Otunr machine. VIM in
IT Lhat tho WiInon machine HnlIH ut 800
and go WhNo others teif 40 gII and nHII
The reason in Thai 4 buy the wilson mn-
chine direct from tine factory. for cnnn.
and the h~lgn-prlced machine aro sold or
commisslont and have 20 20 through nav-
erhl bands bofOfo The purnhaHor gets fhUm.
There is tue General Agent, TRAVELLING
Agent n Local ARouts each of thpaa
agents get "a high commlaal0n ON salnrV.
That mhtcath machine hlEh-priccd, BOO
no better.
Cali and examine Tho Wilson Sewing
Machine nnu satisfy yourself TormH lih.
eral. Each mhchine warranted for thra1
Why pay f7b on $50 Tor a maohfuoIrv
can gee ono for fiOor go that VIII answer
the same purpose. OMco CORNER Sixth anal
Main, Evansville, Ind These machines
can also De bad al knhmfH store InmnHC0.
corner fultQn Avenue and Sixth atrHcU..
,. MaLt LEHMAN Agent for tlo couu-
ties ~ Vnndorburnh, poaeN, Gibson. Hunua
Ger Wnrrict nnd Pike, Ind also f0r uoua
uerHou county, KY mhf.IWl NwW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

FIRE-A bright light in the neigh
borhood Of the Inglesids coal mines,
about three 0 clock yesterday morn
ing. indicated a fire in that neighbor-
hood, but no report thereof has yet
reaoned the city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

TOBACCO SoLD.-The sale at Ford's
Warehouse yesterday was well at
tended, aad general satisfaction was
the result of the sales of the assort-
ments offered and sold at the following
prices: 50 30, So 30, 81 80, 81 60,
81 20, So 10, So 30, So 60, 50 90,
SO 10, SO 20, SO 80. $40 70 and
81 co.. The sale was quite a large
one. No fancy tobaceos were offered,
and nothing in quality beyond fair
leaf was sold.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

g1~The lady who was tired most
TO death by having to do the dish
es" on washing day, walked seven
miles and a half with such an in
t~sIiigent maD," who listened to her
criticism Of her neighbours taste with
out being IN the least fatigued.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
New York Gold and gtoOH W.rkaI

BY Telegr0ph.l NEW YORK, May 10.
Stock exchange ~ animated and huuv.
ant and the prices this affern Don waa tie
highest since the a movement conn
menced. H"|.
MoNEY-Easy at Babe on call.
Firm 40 9H0K.
G~oLD-Ftfmers opened 81 If5<, advanced
10 10 and closed at 14JS. CARLYLE rnfe4 a.
90. Clearances g2i, 10000.
9OYEnNMEHTs--Actise and buoyanl:
private dispatches from Washington Rav
that the p~urchafc o. for the present month
viii be Increased 70 fl2dO0,DeO, possibly a
mere surmises another dispatch says That
~ IeAhh inemDer 81 n House Intends Inc
passed April l2th, 1868, which is almost a
complete funding Dili, but mas no compuI.
sorry foction on banks.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
Chicago Market.

By TelegFaphl CHICAGO. May 10.
EXc1IAEGE-UnehanEed.
ELOUH-Qutet and held higher. .fa
WIfHAT-EXciteds EH5kc highor. eagoa
Of No. z az 1881 90, closing with buyers I'D
Wa; THIS afternoon active nc 81 OOL cash
anl seller May 81 0zM fOrH0ier Junos
CORN-Flrm 203c highers No. q al 0ta
ggaacae loa IaJectsdi es@D0c for no gradei B29
0ATS-strong No. 2 closed at B2hm62Ke.
kTE-Qufet. Lake higners nIgefnr M
82kc for No. 2.
aiaHwtSEs-H Higher, closing nj o. o. Tor
feoyIsfoEB-Dull aud nominal; s2s 50a
- % LOT mess porn NE for dry haited
LARD-i0LHIGZe.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

8JrThe colored man, John Nimms,
who was shot by Gilbert, on the
Butler farm across the river, has so
far recovered that his physician pro-
nounces him out Of danger. The ball
has lodged in his chest instead Of the
abdomen as a. frst reported.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

REcoRDER's CoURT.-Only two Of
the fraternity Of les ~niseraJ1es made
taeir appearance before his Honor
yesterday, neither Of whom we're pos
sessed of the necessary funds to pay
their fines. Having liqui6ed their
ossh, they could not liqaidate their
debts. Neil McClound's share was
S. 40, and Louis Merkel s. %. "In
the prison cell they sit"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
Internal Revenue Notice.
Annual Taxes for 1870.

Annual Taxes for 1870.
TTOTxgE rs RzEREBX GIVEN that
Az the annual assessment OF Internal
Revenue Taxes for the year 1870, against
persons residing in VandeTburgh COuuty,
Indiana, is now Il and payable, and
that / will attend in person or by deputy
at my Office. corner OF Main and Third
Streets, in b city of Evansville, on and
after the 18th day Of May, 1870, 10 receive
the same and II said taxes are not paid
within ten days from that date "A penalty
of dive per cent. and one per cent. q month
will BE- collected. with costs.
NJ q. NEATCH,
Collector OF Internal Revenue First Dis
trict OF Indiana. ma3 dot
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just received five cases very choice
Misses and Children's fine colored,
Philadelphia made Polish and But
toned Boots, including pink, green,
pearl, blue, etc, and every other
fashionable shade now in demand, as
cheap as fine shoes ever sold.
III w TuppER
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]. O. Q. F.

Colfax Lodge, No. 81, Daughters of
Rebecca, meets this evening at "a
O'Clock. Members are respectfully
requested to be present. All mem
bers in good standing in the city,
having the Degree, are invited.
JAMES D.. RIGGS. N. q.
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HI RaIInnn Canara-

The latest from the balloon is at
Dannetell & Duhme's ia the shape of a
large lot of Pipper's, Booths. and
other new styles Of Spring and Sum
MGR Hats and Caps. May 8 st
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

HOME MADE GAs.-Mr. j. D..
SpaDg. the patentee of SpaDg's Self
Generating Gas Stove. has samples
of his stoves, and Scheaf's Self
Generating Gas Machine on ex-
hibition in the Gem" building.
on LocGst street, opposite the j Journal
Office.
For ~neatness, c~ompactness, and per-
feet efficiency these machines surpass
anything it has been the fortune of
the writer to have seen, and for cheap
ness il is represented to be out Of all
proportion to any device ever pro-
duced.
The Gas Stoves are an institution,
neat. handsome, and in every way
efficient. The only way to fully
appreciate them, however, is to exam
inc them.