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Chicago Market.
III
BY Telegraph1

BY telegraph CHICAGO, MAY 20.
az FLOUR Quiet and shade easier, at 81 90
" HEAT-Spring extra No. white de-
cl1ned 2g21Sc; sales AZ 931<GsI 90 cash: 98J<
4tl Ols<, seller June: closing quiet al Dg,t
931z, seller June.
Corn Moderately active at a decline of
IN tszsci closing at 49N for No. 2. and 728
oaTs-h;asier, and 1S9szc lower; closing
BfE-Duil; No. almost nominal at zoe.
BARLEY-Dull and nomtral at 55aBOc Tor
No. q; 38g4Oc for rejected.
AIGHWINE5-Dull at 81 o. for fror bound.
fROVISIoNS-lnacttve. and firmly held
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The bills of Messrs. f. p. Straub &
Co., s. 90, and @. Armstrong, $50 90,
were referred to the Committee on
Claims.
When the bill for the Mayors sal
airy was presented, MeRsrs. Carpenter
and Schaum objected to its allow
ance, as the Mayor had not bee on
duty during the time it covered.
Mr. Van Ripper moved to fix the
salary of the Mayor at three thousand
dollars, which, after much discussion,
was carried, and the Mayors bill al
lowed, Messrs. Schaum and Carpen-
ter voting No"
The Committee Cd Police Uniforms
made report, and offered the follow
ing resolution, which embodies the
reports:
Resolved, That the police shall fur
nish themselves with such uniforms
as described by your honorable body,
except the caps, which shall be do
mated by the city. And we would
further recommend that the uniform
for each policeman should consist oil
q blue coat and pants, similar to those
adopted BY the Council of Cincinnati
The following petitions were re-
ceived:
From Joachim Endresz, asking fol-
$3.50 indemnity for damage to lot No
z, Lilliston's Enlargement. by the ex.
tension of Sycamore Street; referred
to the Committee on Claims.
From Henry Harre-Asking to be
appointed Sexton Of Oak Hill Gene
terry, and proposing to dig graves al
reduced prices. Referred to the Com
mittee on Cemeteries.
From certain residents and property
holders on Honest John Street. ask
ing that the width of Fifth Street
from Honest John to Division, b.
reduced to fifty feet. Referred t
the City Attorney
On motion Of Mr.. Van Ripper, Maj
Blythe Hynes was added to the com
mittee to proceed to Washington to
, assist in procuring the passage by the
United States Senate of the Houst
bill. establishing a branch of the
United States Court in this city.
An ordinance was introduced, max
, ing it penal offence for any person
to obstruct, or impede the passage o.
the apparatus of the Fire Department
through the streets to fires, and pre-
scribing a fine of from five to fit,
, dollars for each offence. On motion
the rules were suspended. the ordin
ance read a second time, aud passed
unanimously.
Mr.. Carpenter offered a resolution
{ to reduce the force engaged in wor k
/, ing on the streets to one half it
present size, which was referred t
} the Committee on Streets and Alleys
Mr.. Carpenter offered a resolution
5 to annex eighty-seven blocks of lam
in the original town of Lamaseo, EN-
bracing the whole of Independence
or Madduxport. The resolution wa
r adopted. Mr.. Van Ripper voting mo.
r Mr.. Kerth, from the Special Com
l mittee to secure the earth excavate,
: from the site of the Lamasco School
made a verbal report that. the cart
had been disposed of before he say
the contractor.
:. Messrs. Schaum and Carpenter
{ from the Committee to examine th
report of the late City Clerk. MI
McGrifE, reported that Mr.. McGriff'
report had been made up under tn
supervision of Mr.. ]. E. Martin. an
> that the same was correct.
The report was adopted. and MI
McGriff's report ordered to be paste
into the record book at the prope
2 place.
The Committee on Streets and Al
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TIE RAIR. - The ladies of the
Church Of the Assumption left nothing
that would insure success undone,
and National Hall was respondent
with ornamental work yesterday even
ing. Everything that could delight
the eye or crafty the palate was
there, and above all. the ladies who
served them, were so pleasant and
attractive that purses were opened as
if by magic.
Want Of space viii not pcmit de-
tailed description Of the tables, OF
the fair ladies who presided over
them. but when they are pronounced
splendid the adjective Is none toe
strong.
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For THE SENeERFEsT.-Mr. j. j.
Grafton, an experienced railroad man
of Indianapolis. is in the city for the
purpose of making arrangements for
half. fare rates over the Evansville &
Charlottesville. the Terre Haute &
Indianapolis and the Indianapolis &
Cincinnati Junction Railroads. to
parties DESTROYS Of attending the Ma
tionaI S@ngerfest, to be held in Gin
cinnati, on the 10Th Of june. He
will consult. to-day. with the officers
of the E. & G. r. r.. and the leaders
of the musical associations of the city
after which the proper announcements
viii bemade.
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A SoUTH CAROLINA BLooD.-Paddy
Mckinley, who claims to be South
Carolina blood" but who figures on
the police books as Irish, was arrested
for beating his wife, BE a:sy
Paddy"
Another blood" who was too drunk
to tell What's his name, or where s
his home" will be tried besides
Paddy tomorrow.
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Louisville Market.
BY telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nav

BY Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE, NAV 30.
Co1ToN-Qniet: mlddling 2ls<.
BAGGING-Quiet at 23a29c.
ELoUR-&5 20.
CoKN-SI I2G1I Is.
WHEAT-sl O5al 20.
o aTS-68c.
RYE--Sl co.
PRoVisioN5-Qnlet but steady; pork 8 20 I:
bacon, l535, II, ~; bulk meats I2%, ID.
1871. ~
LARD-i7c.
WHISKY-8I o.
ToBAcco-Mai kot fair. active, and un-
changed IA quotations, with sales of 49,
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PERSONALITY. John 5. Whitney,
of Ell Dorado, Illinois, is in the city.
The Doctor brought forty subscribers
for the WEEKLY JOURNAL. and ex-
meets to increase that number to q
hundred before a month. Being a
live, active Republican, and wishing
to diss eminate good, eleVating infu-
ences in his neighborhood, he has
wisely chosen the JOURNAL as the
proper medium for SO doing.
Capt. W. Fred. Smith, of Craw-
louisville, Mississippi. is in the city,
visiting his brother-in-law, Major
Gardner, of Martin, Gardner & Co.
Capt. Smith is looking about our city,
with a view to buying property and
settling here to the practice Of the
law. Should he conclude to remain,
Charlottesville will lose prominent
member Of her bar, aud Evansville
will gain a valuable citizen.
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EUROPEAN NaTkets.

- Asie sEaPo.I LONDON, May 81.
Consols 92Z; Ameri .an securities uutet
a al steady; e2s, S9z: O5s. $50: 67's, BOZ
llO1s; q. W, CO; Stocks gu ct and steady.
FRANKFORT, May 30.-Bonds firm at 95I<
PARIS. May 30-Bourse dull at u francs
80 centimeH.
LIVERPOOL. May ?0.-Cotton dull and ir-
regular; middliug uplands l0s<; Orleans
II sales OF 10000 bales. BfeadEtuffs firm.
California white wheat at o. l0d99s I'D I:
red western No 2, IS sd: winter IS 2d@
Us 81. Western -four II. Corn quiet: No.
mixed, rs 81. Oats, % Sd. Fork quiet
lO2s Cd. Beef ll8. Lard quiet and steady
at 68s Cd Cheese Ills. Bacon SIS Cd; Cum
berland cut 64s 6di abort rib Is Cd. Tur-
pentine eos.
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CAUGHT At LAsT.-Mr. George W.
Bement, Of Terre Haute, brother to
our distinguished fellow citizen G. R.
Bement, President of the Merchants
National Bank, Of this city. was mar
ried on Wednesday last to Miss Nellie
Brotherson. of New York. The par
ties, Immediately after the nuptials,
sailed on the steamer Cuba for Europe
to make a tour of the Continent.
Since William has Joined the Bene-
dictine hosts. We have hopes of GER
tain incorrigible old bachelors in this
city. May they go and do likewise.
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THE HEDGES CAsE-The jury in
the United Stats Circuit Court found
Hedges guilty OF passing counterfeit
money, and he vas allowed to come
to this city under bail to settle his
affairs, priorto takingup his abode in
the penitentiary for year. Mrs.
1EfdeFTdid not testify in his case, re-
port saying that she vas excused on
account of her supposedpending mar
rage with him.
Pfeiffer and Mackey goto the PEN
itentiary for four months each.
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CRop PRosPECTs. = N. Z. Carr,
Esq, who has recently returned from
Arkansas, says that the prospects for
a good crop, were never better ia that
State, so far as his observation and
information reaches, cotton being IN
usually promising; that, and rs
neighboring States. having been ia!
vored with just sufficient rain to make
everything look healthy and promis-
ing. He finds only one fault, and
that is that there appears to have
been too little corn planted.
Through Illinois, on bis way home
he reports the appearance Of the crop
TO be much less fattering for want Of
rain.
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ILLINOIS GoLD.-David E. Sparks,
ESQ, with Cloud, Akin & Co., brought
home sample of Hardin County
gold bearing quartz, on Sunday even
ing last. The quartz which is APP
parentIy very rich in gold, is
found about a mile and a halt
from Elizabethtown. in good quanti-
ties. Competent judges in this city
pronounce it rich, and specimen has
been sent to Chicago to be assayed.
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FIRE IN MADDUxPoRT.-A fire is
reported to have taken place late last
night in the newly annexed portion of
the Sixth Ward, formerly known as
Madduxport or Independence. No
alarm was given and no particulars
known.
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THE HENDERsoN BAzAAR.-Thel la
dies of St. Paul's Church. Henderson,
wills delight visitors at their bazaar,
with an array OF the good and beau
tiful things of earth. that will be 3
strong inducement to them to open
their purses.
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REeoRDER's CoURr.-Mary Ingram
was fined Eve dollars for forcibly tell
ing the truth to the msn that made
her husband drunk.
James Thompson was fined six dol
lars and Eve cents and went to prison
for fighting Michael Burns. Michael
was discharged. as il appeared that,
although he gave Thompson a cut on
the head that had to be patched, he
did it in defending himself, after hay-
ing been robbed by some Of the
roughs who attacked him. He was,
however. admonished to leave town
forthwith.
Richard Talbert and Jackson Stow
art, two colored boys, amused them
selves by throwing stones at dogs, on
Water Street, the stones making il
uncomfortable to passengers They
we're fined FIVE dollars and eighty five
cents each.
Two gentlemen from Illinois, who
had not learned the rules. gave secu-
rity for the payment of Eve dollars
each, for shooting within The city
limits.
Thomas O'Connor for fast driving
with fast woman, was fined Sc %,
and gave bond for payment.
Flemming Hervey was accused of
stealing sack Of tobacco, but as no
one appeared to prove the charge, he
was discharged.
George Shaw for indecency, was
fined S. %. and at last accounts was
wandering in charge OF an officer to
get the money.
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PRovoKIN'; VERY.-J oseph Kahn
ordered some printing from Mr.. Ru
dolph, and some of it being decidedly
bad. Mr.. Kahn declined to ray for it.
Mt. Rudolph sued. He did not re-
cover for the bad printing, only fol-
that which was passable, and during
the suit he called Mr.. Kahn peTjur-
or. Mr.. Kahn caused his arrest, fol
trying to provoke an assault. Mr.
Rudolph had jury trial and was ae-
quilted.
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HemphIs Market.
By TeIesrnpll

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, May 30
CoTToS-Firm at 22.: no sales; receipts
40 bales; exports ,2aI ba!es.
FLoUh-Dull and nominal.
81 l0gsI LIZ
OATS-A ctive M C5 667c
HAF-NOm nsl. y at S2l 50@2s 90.
BRAH-S23d24.
LARD Nominal
PoRR-DuiI 1T $40
bACoN-Shoulders DUH Mt I31<. stdsaa ffrlt
at lSc. ~ -"|2' sA"SS UeaAA
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CRIMINAL COURT. The Grand jury
we're recognized, with j. 2. Elliott,
ESQ, as foreman, and went to work
to finish their labors.
Major Madison took his place as
prosecutor pro tenn. Philip Ham
burger asked for and obtained q
change of venue, and Judge johnson
was called to try his case, which is
SIT for Friday. No other business
was done.
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MAGNoLA.-Mr. Thos. Sorensen,
with a desire to relieve the monoto-
nous lock of the Criminal Court
Room, had his desk adorned, yester-
day, by magnificent magnolia, iron
the garden of Henry Morgan, Esq.
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81, Louis Market.
By Telegraph.

By Ielegraph.l ST. LOUIS, May %.
ToBAcoo-Active at full prices.
CorToN-Dull and nominal.
.,I HdlEAssiPo-Firmi undressed Sl30gIjI; dressed
FLoUR-Qniet; s494 IS for superdne: 81 p
az ~ Ior 4A "a 16S4 80 for Xxx; S797 81 for
choice and family.
w HEAT-A ctive and firm; No. spring,
soc; No. 1, 97c; No. 2 red, 81 O7@I o.; choices
do, 81 %.
CoRN-Firm; mixed in bulk, sOgS3c
white, 9009lc; mixed, sacked, 9l6g92c; yell
low, CSC; choice white, 81 05Gi d..
OATS-DulI and lower; 6I0954c in bulk
54in56c, sacked.
BARLEY-Dull.
PRoVIsIoEs-Nery dull. Mess pork, so.
Dry salt clear sides. l6Lc; clear rib, l6c.
Bacon shoulders, l3Zc: clear sides, Ike;
canvassed sugar cured hams. 2Jz92lc.
LARD-Quiet at l51z8l6c.
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FIRE IN HENoERsoN.-A bright
light in the direction Of Henderson.
that lasted from nine O'Clock until
after midnight, gave rise to the i'm
preston that our neighboring city
was beiug visited by another severe
Sc
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.--August
Bonefeld. was accidentally shot in the
leg by Chas. Yergens. while out hunt
ing, some fifteen miles from the city.
on Thursday last. Mr.. Bonefeld was
very severely hurt. and may lose his
leg. as he was unable to be brought
to the city before yesterday.
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GOAL CINpRs.

A few loads OF cOaEInders, free OF
charge, 10 any on WhO Will cart
them away. Call Journal Press
Room.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzEN.-Mr.
VIM. Fl. Klussmsn. one OF the oldest
citizens Of Evansville. died at his
residence. yesterday morning about
two o'clock, of hemorrhage Of the
bowels. Mr.. KIussman was a large
property owner. and was well known
By all the older citizens. He will be
buried By the Masonic fraternity on
Wednesday.
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THE WEATHiR.-The thermometer
range for yesteday, was 6A. NJ, So;
OA. NJ. 49,; I'm, 64'; NJ, "a; 8
p. NJ, so; at midnight ~.
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New EOrk Gold and stock Market.

by TeieBrGph.J NEW YORK, May 80.
In honor OF Decoration Day, the Stock
Exchange adj .urned after the rst call in
the long roonis at one O'Clock, and I'm the
gold room at three. Business was gener-
ally dull.
Gold opened at l4aS, touched AZ and
closed az l41s. Carrying rates 35l. Clear
ances S33UOO0O0.
Governments stendy
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"a Ten culpris appeared before
the Recorder, yeserday, out of whom
he only extracts $40 85 cash.
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Picnic Hats

just received at Dannettell &
Duhme's, 67, Main Street.
may26 1w
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THANKS RETURNED.-The follow.
ing was received by Messrs. Weldo,
Bros. & Co., in reply to their sending
gold headed canes 10 Dawson & Coffe y:
PLEASANT RIDGE. KY.
May %, 1870.
Messrs. Weldon Bros. & Co., Evansville:
Gentlenaea: Your favor of the 25h
inst. inviting US to attend your tobas-
CO sale next Tuesday, lies before Us.
We would gladly avail ourselves II
the opportunity. but circumstances It
present are such as to preclude tie
possibility of our doing so.
We feel deeply Indebted to you for
the handsome presents, and while We
accept them with every feeling of graf
itude we are not unmindful of tie
fact that you had spared no pans
or trouble to render satisfaction
in all business transactions. Begin
ming in the early part of the gear,
when everything seemed so unfaver-
able for a successful season, and a
new kind of tobacco to be handled,
heretofore unknown in the mar ket
vet. not daunted by gloomy prospects
or upfavorable indications. you bave
shown to the world that Evansvillsis
a tobacco market equaled By few, md
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New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Marker.
py Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, May 30
CoTToN=Dull and unchanged; middling
22cs sales 60 bales. receipts 1904 bales: e,T-
ports 9 l63 bales stock 1928 bales.
FLoUR-Dnll; Buperfine "a so: Xxx IS:
xxx IS 25d5 80.
CoRN-Mixed 81 %. while 81 40
OATS 68970c.
BRAN-SI IS.
HAY-&A.
PoRK-63l so.
BAcoN-Dul; shoulders AZ. clear rib
sides III: clear sides 49,
HAMs-2l9ZaL.
LARD tercs l51<6l7cs key I81gl9Zs
SUGAK-Plime llWl2c.
MoLASS Es-Prime rebofIed 70915c.
WHIsKY-el 621S01l 10.
coFFEK-Fair l6ssgl6z6i prime l75zgls1l.
EXCHANGE-26.
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GfzaMherrY FestirnI.

Tvs
The ladies of the Church of the
Assumption will give a Strawberry
Festival at National Hall on the even
iBgs of Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, May 30th and 31st, and June1st.
The fact that those ladies have charge
of the matter is sufficient guarantee
that it will be we'll worthy of patron
sge.
Tickets % cents, to be had at the
Fret National and Merchants Ma
tional Banks. May "a I'd
ga Dress Goods and Cassimeres
in great variety, now very cheap at
SoHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s,
apr20-tf 40 Main Street.
You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at % cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posife the Opera House. sep25
s@ The Ohio River Telegraph
Company sends messages from the
Post Office to all points North. South,
East and West. ma23 I'm
s% T. G. Bridwell 4 Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
cd Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and Rockbridge Al1m Waters.
jel7-tf
Initial Paper and Envelopes.
French Initial.
Rose Tint Initial.
Siddons Initial.
Parke Mills Initial.
For sale at the JOURNAL Office.
BS5~ Our stock of Bonnets, Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers and Millinery gen.
orally is very large and complete, and
will De sold cheap. at wholesale or
retail. Mss BeIlam and her assist
ants, in charge of the Trimming De-
partment, will trim to order at short
notice, and guarantee satisfaction.
SCHAPKER, BUSTING Il Co.,
apr20-tf As Main Streec.
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RIVER NEWs
F0- Other River Items See Third Page.

At sundown last night there were
some slight signs Of rain. The at
mophere was very close and sultry,
the mercury ranging above so till
after eight o'clock.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures include the Indiana, Louisville
to Now Orleaus; Minneola, Cincin-
nat to Memphis; Qaickstep, to Cairo
Pire Bluff, to Grandview; Hartford,
to Green River; Evansville, from
Green RIVER; Norman. from Cincin-
mai.
The Indiana was loaded TO FIVE and
one halt feet, and added large guam
tiig of freight here, and was COM
peeled to refuse nearly as much as
shs took........The Quickstep took
oft a nice trip.........The Minneola
hsd splendid trip. She discharged
arge quantity of freight and re-
csived some.........The Pine Bluff and
Hartford had good packet trips out.
.s......It was announced from Ovens
toro before noon yesterday, that the
Norman had passed that point at 8 A.
NJ, and we therefore announced her
among the arrivals yesterday. She
lad not, however, put in her appear
nce at 8 o'clock last night..............
The officers of the Minneola and In
ciana reported that she had broken
Ter wheel in crossing the Falls, and
vas at New Albany late Sunday
hight, awaiting repairs."......We re-
,ret to find Captain r. e Neal still
on the sick list. and really quite i'll,
and to learn that Charley Miller has
been compelled to lie up for the pres.
ent. invalided by infamatory rheu-
matism. Elliott Miller and Billy
Tea, however, are managing things
with great satisfaction..................
The indiana, after adding a large
quantity of freight here-all she felt
safe in takipg-left at IL O'clock.
The Evansville arrived at II 10 from
Green River, with a big trip of to
bacco. She returns this evening".
The Norman arrived at 1870 thi:
morning, with a splendid trip. She
has had a series of detentions thai
were entirely unavoidable. She will
be on her regular time by the last Of
next week.
y5aaI4ra<a
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co. sold thirty four hogsheads of to-
bacco yesterday, at from So 60 for
badly frosted Tugs to SO 80 for me.
dunn leaf. They will offer fifty hogs
heads this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Notice.

NOTICE.
RYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ on Monday, June %, 1870, between the
hours of O'Clock A. II. and 3 O'Clock p. NJ ,
at the Office Ct r. X. Dunkerson a. Co. in
the city OF Evansville. Indiana, there will
be meeting of the stockholders OF the
Evansville, Cairo and Mem phis steam
Packet Company for the election of i've
6) Directors of said Company, to serve
during the ensuing year.
ma "a r X. DUNKERSON, Sec'y.
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Manifest of steap er Orr, from Eastport
to Evansville, May so 1879:
Charles Babcock q Co, box IA 5se, L ca q
vsrbish, bundis . sadd le-trees, l bundle
wooden stirrupS: Hodge & Co, boxes soda
water; RagoD, Dickey q Carson, IL bags
rags. / bag ginseng, II bags wheat. bag
fuTs, barrels scrap iron. lot OF lead, iron
and copper; Woodrow, Reitz & Co, 20 tons
pig-iron; I & ID HeiInann, l box glass
semopin, Dixon & Co, roll leather, box
mdse; CIf nd, a kin & Co, l bcx drugs; Jas.
Oakley, 80 bags cotton yarns, 5 bags chain,
bags batting, l cToss-cut saw; Clement,
White & Co, 2 OF packages merchandise:
Capt A Duncan 4 bales cotton, l hogf-
head tobaccoi Ayers & Buekner IL hO- s.
heads tobacco; Martin Gardner 81 Co |
hogshead tobacco; Weldon Bros e. Co z
hogsbe ads tobacco, bales cotton Mackev
Nesbit s Co 4 bales cotton package me-
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city NEW s

TUESDAY, MAY 81 1S7O.
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Ionisville-l bale cotton.
CIDcinnati-l barrel pea nuts 10 bags
pra nuts % bales cotton.
Mempili II bale eOston.
New Urieans-l bale cotton.
Philadelphia bale cotton.
New York 81 bales cotton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-31

"a Dress Goods and Cassimeres
in great variety, now very cheap at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s,
apr20tf 49 Main Street.