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Corner First andPine and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (sa0 mall size), and
Portable Circular SdD Mile.


Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the Portible Circular saw
Mill is from LIS to $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. l have reduced this amount
and require only from 60 to 81 POUNDS per
SQUARE inch, at which steam Is not CON.
sfdered in the least dangerous, and Is At
the same time, more economical In the
win OF fuel, &c. We append b follow.
ing certificate OF the first of my new style
Ports BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusaI OF sawyers and all those desiring
10 purchase, and solicit q call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mOunted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires a heavy
iron axles, easily drawn from q place, and
always ready for operation In q few hours,
or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or
otherwise:
Mr.. KRAFT Portable Engine you
furnished me, 1 consider es satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine l
ever saw, runs light, uses 20 pounds OF
steam for running a double so and 30 inch
circular saw mill for q common days bust.
ness. An average days work. 5000 to
1900 feet of lumber, easy, with 70 pounds
of steam. a. CALDWELL.
LynnVille Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation Use
n all other requirements.
nov l5-6m O.
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CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C.
-RESH kTRAWBERRIES,
Fresh Raspberries, Fresh ~Blackberries,
T" Pine Apple, Cherries,
" Tomatoes, Peaches,extra
" Peas, WINDSOR Corn,
" Lima Beans,
Chow CHOW, Imperial Hot Pickles;
CAPTAIN Whites Oriental Pickle,
Prince of Wales Salad Sauce,
Worcestershire SGuce, Tomato CdtsMp,
Assorted Shaker Preserves,
Pure Honey, Horse RGdish,
Trench Olives, French Preserves, as
sorted, de-, de-, at the
Tea Store.
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RIVER N e WIS.
Or Other River nems, See F01rl1 Paoe.


The heat continued on Saturday,
the atmosphere. even looking hot.
The mercury at 8 O'Clock stood at 90o,
and at noon had risen to 960. The
river came to a stand again Friday
evening, and will probably be swelling
to-day.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3
PM, Saturday, were the Judge Ba-
ker, GAINESVILLE to return; Fayette,
Henderson and return; Pine Bluff,
Grandview and return Morning Star,
Louisville to return.
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BOats Due Here.

Among the first boats due here
are the Idlewild, from Cairo; Pales-
tine, from Louisville; Champion,
from st. Louis Falls City. from Green
River; Virginia, for New Orleans;
Sam Orr, from PASSPORT; Bermuda,
from Cincinnati.
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IN THE FACE

Essays for Young Men, on Physical and
Mental EnervatiOn-loss of bodily vtgor,
courage, and ambition the cause and
cure-with sanitary aid for the feeble and
responding. Sent free, in sealed envel-
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia Pa. ma25 Sm Sp N
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PnALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION "
For Beautifylng tho Skin and Con-
Dl0XfOn.

PHALON'S ~PAPHIAN SOAP fol
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, VIII not
chap the skin. Price Is cents per cake.
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The Surar Refinery.

There is in this city very EXTENSIVE anu
comrlcte sugar refinery when MS p''"
living idle for several months. sugar IT,
fninc is business that requires large
means to carry it on; but It's lnluchec
| upon the trade of a city is most Valuahle'
II NAV be said to he sort OF cornerstone
| Of the grocery trade. 1t controls other ar
lticIes-transactions in which are increased
where it is conducted. The capacity OF the
works in this city is equal to a trade OF
fro,, three to six millions Of dollars IN
value.
Certainly branch of business of such
great Importance ought to be added 10 our
manufacturing interests. The more cSle-
cisllv as the establishment is already here
in the most complete order. The sugar re-
finerv not only adds materially to our manu-
featuring enterprise and the profit from 1t,
but it necessarily largely increases our TO-
reign commerce. 1t would cause the direct
importation of a great deal of sugar, and
would lead to the importation Of that I'M
portant article so nearly related to it i'll the
uses of society-cotfee. For this we have
the article of all others the best for eX-
change, and which brought to Richmond
before the war such large importations of
coffee-yiz., the flour of the Richmond city
mills. Until Just before the war we had no
sugar refinery, and we all remember how its
want was felt by the merchants of Rich
mond. BY the enterprise Of the present
owner of the refinery one was established
lust before the war, and it achieved sue
cess that is quite sufficient to prove the pro-
fitable nature of the enterprise now. The
calamity of war disabled its founder, and the
want of capital crippled and, finally, sls-
pended his works.
Now, this important mandatory ought
not to stand Idle. The people OF this city
should not permit it TO be still and dead,
with all its valuable machinery, adding not
a cent to the annual trade Of this city, which
it might enhance to the extent of six mil.
lions Of dollars.
The Richmond works have the advantage
of other works in northern cities in the
cheaper labor and other expenditures :
sucnaS Tor W1reT, Tcnrs, &c.
The tariff is now settled, and is more
favorable than the old tariff to the sugar
trade. The Richmond refinery has wide
reputation, its sugars being formerly sup
piled to customers in Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky,
and Texas. 1t only need to be recommended
to recover all this widespread trade. The
Richmond sugar found its way even TO
Chicago; and with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad finished, it would meet with a
large sale in the Northwest.
We would urge the citizens, business
men and property-holderS, to come to-
cether, and set this establishment to work.
1t will have great and beneficial effect
upon the general business of Richmond
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Ohio have been habituaiiy degrading their
"wu race to a level withan inferior type Of
man should derive a vulgar .satslac'io ".
from offensive comparisons OF osher race, .,
with their interiors. In the f'eSS VI
wednesday we find this paragraph
Reliable servants for houseW tha nav, nart
U lo,1s n neon The coming of doctle John
Chinaman has been hailed rs our deilVoa'
nnce from the domination OF the eM,r" ayd
Govt and wastefrl Biddy and Katrina, ailu
4 avn wo MD seem as though the hope was TO DC
gratifed." 49, 1r;o,, and
Quite complimentary to the iiisii an.
German girls. Their places arc 10 DC 'iAel
by the Acknowledged Chinese VINO are 'e
bring with them their dried snakes and Liz.
ards as remedies in the nursery.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF THOMAS E. MARTIN,
Eso.-The many friends of this gentleman
will be no less surprised than panied to
learn of his rather sudden death, which oc-
Cured Yesterday ut the residence of his
brother-in-law, Hon. Isaac D. Jones, attor-
ney general of the State. Mr.. Martin was
in his forty-third year, and unmarried. lie
was native of Somerset county, Md, but
at the time of the breaking out Of the late
war he occupied clerkship in one of the
departments in Washington, which he gave
up, and crossed the lines. During the wal
Mr.. Martin was engaged in the Navy De
partment Of the Confederacy in Richmond
Baltimore Sun, 18th.
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Some outrages were committed upon
French citizens in China not long ago, and
the Emperor Of France sent out four men
of.Yar to demonstrate with the Chinese Go
vernment on the subject but that Govern
ment has sent an ambassador to Paris tc
offer satisfaction. The New York Tribune
claims that this way Of atoning for tho
wrong done the French is the result of Mr.
BURLyNGAME's treaties Stuff! China has
been bombarded into this mode of settle
mcnt. 1t may as well be said that Mr.
BUELISGAaE taught the Chinese to drop
hot horseshoe. Is there no wisdom III
China save that learned from the late MI
BURLlNGAME?
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A NEGRO CUTS HIS WIFE's THROAT WITH A
r .zor,-The vicinity of Holiday and Sara
| tora streets was thrown into state OF great
connection Yesterday morning by the brutal
killing of a wife by her husband. The
tragedy occurred on the premises occupied
bv Charles Costun (colored), his wife (Mary
Il. Costun), and their six children. About
) O'Clock yesterday morning one OF the sons,
about fifteen years of age, who occupied i
room adjoining that of his parents, heard
noise as if a struggle was going on
in the next room, when he rushed In
and found his mother, Mary t. Costun,
Ivinu on the lloor with leather strap
or bridle-rein around her neck, with which
the father. Charles Costun, was endeavor-
ING to strange her. He intertered, but was
unable to control his father, VINO, WINE
the woman lay exhausted and unable 10
defend herself, took razor from the ward
robe and cut her throat from ear to ear,
soverinp the carotid artery and Jugular
The alarm was at once raised, and Costun
was arrested and taken to the middle dis
trict station-house by Sergeant Frazier.
The room was found to be almost delugcd
with blood. The unfortunate woman APP
pears to have been lying on a bed on the
floor when first seized by her husband, and
the appearances were that she must have
been powerless after the first attack.
The accused is about forty eight years of
age, his wife being some two years his
Junior. He has for years followed the busl-
ness of embarrassing, whilst the wife was
equally industrious and expert ut washing
and ironing. Co>tun has been looked upon
as strictly moral and religious man, though
some of his acquaintance have of late
regarded him as being partially insane, al
though never vicious or disposed to il-treat
any one. After the commission of the deed
he appeared to he perfectly sane, but de-
clincd alleging any reason for killing his
Wife.-Bdl!imOre Sun, 29th.
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Died.

,ornirR. at iser husban1,s r sa L ;e
Yestesdayn and Marsha1r n "a M r. iie
Of August Blen 1ptn take place from 81 John's
asn are
iFenuii invited TO attend without fnrfnsr no.
~, Friday, 18th instant WAITER = 1a,,a ALdLEpS s.
Youngest Of Jefferson - p b ana eye. -
ia fsnerni win take place from tne ree1aens
of his father 7os Grace, street f,ods nv fh5e
AFTERNOON ut 0 O'CLOCK. Inc ifieHus VI 'iie
family are invited to attend.
IN Sunday evening, ut La Grange, Jefferson
county. Va, JANE MAsRGETT, Infant daughter
Of john B. and Fanny D. Gary, aged SIX months
and twenty-five days. ..,.~. ....... 49,
A. v,,,av,ew. Ohio. Of congestion of the brain,
rnesdav JuIy lesb In the ninth month OF her age.
LEILA H., daughter Of ID. M. and Mary j. Har-
ri5on. f..' .
In Baltimore, on Saturday mornin g; 2Sd instant
CHALES DEANE, infaut son OF Dr. +. ana
Mary Zane Goodrich. t@e e
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n HAVING OBTAINED THE
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES E. BURRESS AND JOSEPH G.
WILLIAMS
In the late concern Of
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
beg leave to call the attention Of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands Of my I'M
N ense retail trade 1 am compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
WITH .....
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
Ny stock Is repienished by
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS,
is kept at oil times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
Is always
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
THE TRADE.
TIE QUALITY OF MY GOODS is
SUPER IOR,
and nv
PRICES AS Low AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
/ Invite an examination by all In want Of
FIRST CLASS GOODS
AT
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN n. WOODFIN, lit Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth,
The following gentlemen can be found with
me, who will be pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
EDWIN A. WINN,
W. l.. JENNINGS.
+. V. SUTTON, JH.,
T.. r. MORTON,
A. NJ. WOUDFIN,
lie % WILLIAM L. MCCAW.
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PAUL ScHEPPE WANTS TO FIGHT FOR PRUs-
s1A.-Harnsburg, July Ex-Governor Geary
yesterday received notification from the
prothonotary of the middle district of the
action of the Supreme Court in the Scope
case, dated. July ODD. There is little change
In the Governors expressions in regard to
the condemned. He to- day received a long
letter from SchGppe, in his own hand
writing, protesting his innocence and urging
the Governor to pardon him. "Acqult
is the word he used, to allow him to 90 to
Prussia and fight "that impudent man, y
Louis Napoleon, whom he terms the "ty'
rant of E1IrnneN
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~JULY 9TH, 1870.

" JULY 9Th, 1870.
u T. r. PRICE & CO.,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post
Office, are opening daily for the summer trade
new und choice STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, .... , -. .----...
IRISH LINENS, LINEN sHEETINGs,
TOWELLINGS, COTTON SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED COTTONS, HUCkABACKS, &C.,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZINES,
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS (warrantedl
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &C.
A striking bargain Is offered In 500 to 600 yards
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and IA
PANESE SILKS at less than Importers cost
beautiful goods for walking suits or for cojourners
at watering-places.
New assortment PRINTS at 10, l2s, l5c., &C., &c.
Buyers either ut retail or wholesale they invite
call from, as upon their first floor will be en-
hibited duplicates Of their elegant stock OF DRESS
GOODS, &C., any of which will be cut at lowest
jobbing rates. .
jy8 T. r. PRICE Il co.
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DR. ORIARD, formerly of Paris, now
~ president of tie Allopathic and aomeps'a,e
c,,,ase ~ New Orleans, will make Richmond hii
cadence for some months, in order to perfec'
bimsaIf Ia the English language. He has taken
an oflce at No. ali GOVERNOR STREET, ane
nfsers his services to those who may be suffering
ITO" DISEASES OF THE EYE,
that having been his speciality, and In which hi
has been highly successful, both 10 Paris and In
New Orleans.
ONCE hours commencing Thursday, July 2sh,
from 10 A. If. to p. d. JS Zs-imS
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iIrECrAfi AoT1CEs.

Me- a q OIL D BsACK, S07 BROAD
+ETREET-TEW sToBE AND CHEAP GOODS.
Formerly with s. n. q ID. Rosen-
baum, has just returned from the northern mar
kess, and has opened st the large and beautiful
and the cheapeststockss OF DRY GOODS in-the
city. Having been for many years I'm the whole
sale dry goods business, and having bought his
stock within the last few weeks with great care,
therefore no dead goods left over from former sea
sons, enables him 70 sell goods at such low figures
rs to defy competition and all he asks LIZ to be III,
vored with n call from his numerous friends and
the public generally. Orders from the country
filled promptly and Satisfactorily:
he following yOuDg men are with me, and would
be pleased to see their friends and the public gene
rally: ..#.-, a.rs ~
William 81. B. Taylor. formerly Of William =.
Bell & Co. Charles s. Britton. formerly OF VIII
Liam N. Bell & Co. George E. Denny Of this city.
Daily editions from New York auctions
iY 29-2W
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. JoHN's, n. B.
St. Johns, N. D., July 2s.-A large fire oc-
Cured at Fredericton. Many houses were
DESTROYED. The railway shed and Wharves
caught fire and were instantly in flames
The heat was most intense for many hours
The whole population, headed by the Lieu,
tenant-Governor, engaged In COMBATING
the fire, which was finally controlled about
niehtfall. The loss will be very heavy.
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NJ RECON YOUR GUARD.-The I'M

Mr. BE ON YOUR GUARD.-The I'M
e,amn,ed success which for twenty years
has accompanied the use of HOSTETTEh's
STOMACH BITTERS, provokes the envy
of ignorant nostruIn-mongers In all parts
of the country, and the counterfeiting business
having been measurably played out In con-
sequence of the numerous suits instituted
against the offenders, new system Of tactics mas
hsen adopted. In the South and west espect.hIy,
n legion of "Bitters," prepared from worlhiess
m atertals and bearing a variety OF names, haTe
hean vot up BY the irresponsible adventures WIN
the hope OF substituting them to some extern. tos
the Standard Tonic OF the age. In some Eases
country druggists are the concoeters anu pr
nrietors OF these unscienthc ana trashy com.
pponnSs which are warmly recommended by the
RYenders who endeavor 10 palm them OH upon
the credulous In lieu of the great specihc ~nicn
has never vet had successful competltoraeltner
among proprietary preparations or the menlclnes
prescribed In private practice. rms nosl &c Is IN
tended to put the public on their guard against
pcrsuasions Of parties engaged In the astempt 10
substitute mere rubbish for the most emclene
stomachic and alternative st present known. Az
this season Of the year, when debliity anu COM
piaints arising from lack or vital energy SO
GENERALLY prevail, 1t Is Of the greatest
that no tricks should be played with deprg5seu
and enfceoled systems. Ask, therefore, LOT Hos-
letters Stomach Bitters, the great yeGetaole lh
yiQorant and Alternative and reject, with deserved
couteIp ct the worse than useless medleys oHeTeu
in its place. 1t is as important 10 the puouc as 10
the proprietors of the famous restorative that
this advice should be needed. ~ u.s. deOd&wlw
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NORTH CAROLINA ELEoTIoNs.-A letter
dated Raleigh to q gentleman in Washing
ton says that in the North Carolina cleo
tions next week the Democrats are quite
confident of carrying three out Of the seven
congressional districts, despite the efforts
of the Governor of the State to establish
a military rule in some Of the counties.
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN CINcINNATI-cMANf
FAMILIES RENDERED MISUNDERSTANDING
matt, July 2S.-Tbe Queen City Saw and
Planning Mill and dozen houses, and
large quantity Of lumber, were burned tins
morning. The mills were owned by G: ".
Magill, and valued at 0,0OO; insured for
Sc, 900 in city companies. a dozen families
lost their houses, The total loss is nearly
S-O0O0
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THE ATTACK ON FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.
London, July 2s.-Adviees from Shanghai
to July show that the attack on the
foreigners at Pekin was directed only
against the French, although other foreign
ers were accidentally killed. The house Of
the Sisters of Charity was destroyed, and
its inmates were rayished by the Chinese.
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NJ STRICTLY PURE AND WHOLE

Mt30 SIKlCIL1 fUhL AND H11O11II-
SOME The Mount JOY pa Herald says: we
Vi sited the extensive laboratory of MlSHLEB'S
HERB BITTERS, in Lancaster, and saw the pro-
cess Of m ,king the Bitteis which are SO famous
eyerywhcre The ingredients are the purest,
freshest and best ana the basis used for dfusing
the virtue of the herbs through the system ID the
purest we ever saw and this Is q very i'm portant
fact for however valuable medicine may be, II
It is compounded with poisonous liquor, It's use
will be Injurious instead OF beneficial. We can
say that MISHL GR'S HERB BlTrERS Is strictly
pure and wholesome in every respect" Sold by
ali respectable druggists. Price, one dollar per
bottle ~ a5-deodEwlw
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AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.-Mudrid, July 2S.-
The indignation ut the Duke de Gram
mont's aspersion of the Cortes is undated,
and tends TO avert the sympathies Of many
from France. -.
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EMIGRATION FROM CHINA Washington,
July 28.-Information has been received
from General LIE Gendre, Consul ut
Annoy, that tho Chinese Government hts
lt,nised tho egDoytati9n Of Chinese lah0rera
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Ask to see tho FULL-pLATE WATCH bear
ing the trademark "Amerlcan Watch Com
pany,n Crescent street, Waltham, Massachu-
setts.' It is by far the best full-plate watch
made In the United States, and surpasses any
thing heretofore made In this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &c.
ap 3a-d eod-w cow 3m
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TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND SNUFF DEALERs.-A
circular letter from the internal revenue
office requires every collector in the coun-
try to furnish to the commissioner the
names of all persons in their districts en-
gagged in the manufacture of tobacco, snuff,
and cigars, together with the names of the
hands employed, the penal sum of bonds,
&C., which information it is proposed to put
in the hands of every collector and assessor,
for the purpose of aiding in the discovery
of counterfeit marks and brands.
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m FRECKLES AND TAN.-MEADE
& BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION will remove
| freckles and tan and improve the complexion. Ii
Is entirely free Of any ingredient that can posi-
| bly, be injurious. -
| Price soc. L vial. Js -'"
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FoaNgY's Press, of Philadelphia, seems
TO enjoy fling ct some Of the Caucasian
,"n'8taFaatq, Isis not wonderful that those