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adapted t. ny kRflNARIErY OF SEWING. IN
cqaallca in beauty, excellence and durability.
II II N, most simple in construction and the
easiest 10 understand and operate of SEW
ING MACHINE ever yet pl.c"d IN the market
some new aud valuable improvements cave re-
Gently hesn added. which renderfour NEW AM
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inc same s'zr ol number Of Unread OF the under or
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J. Il. l0Sey

NV tN-'l"chs. Watches and Jew.
% paired promptly and IL Work4rnfY rs
Ne'pstor saiet CLOCKS Natcho- Plat-G w-r.
= c"id psns AMI fsn -.pcA pcr:ainir- toi ta.t
occupies par Of PAUL. lsaot n Sho. S,or,.
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RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh. TT Waync& Ct,.-
cage Railway.

On aINl After Jlnr l-,l. isT3. Tra.rs viii ,.sye
Stations ciiiy. t~>aHaavs cxcci;cLA ~ fa low.
Train leavingCh icago n - I. II. ieag-s cailv.f
tTrau leaving Pii;-hu-ct a. 80 T.. n. lcascr
G1i'y!
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l.. Shakes & Go.
J. y. Van taIkegburgh.

RlL'iAEn Room. Three 9-st -ia,st.''. -
Il ras Liquors AID best CfYar- IT, tow o.
an Maud. Rooms. second door north 81 Ra
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IL Michigan street. plymouth. Indians
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II. Cerltsn.

4 TTO8E2N and Coans,i 81. 49,
: 'srr ri6ic. hocm N". T.. Ea'-,.
II AIsoEfi. Iui.
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IL. iiiiali.

L Far-cg.sr 4 -ufie,s ga.d 20 ,f--,..r
ticc. ANA diseases 81 women go c.iie-t
over BrO~.lee's store. E,s'G-.~r -. 90.
north west corre- cfthe pua-o IA
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-07
goos n Graar Piver to-dav

goes to Green River to-day..............
Ply. D. Vets has been appointed
agent of the steamer Idlewild, and
now represents all the Cairo packets.
Mr.. Vets has had much experience
in this line of business, and Is an
efficient and reliable agent.........Capt
John Kouns, Of the Red River Packet
Company. furnishes the Cincinnati
Commercial vita the official time of
the r. e. Lee from New Orleans to
st. Louis. It corresponds perfectly
with the time we published yesterday,
except as to the ports Of Cairo and
St Louis. he gives the time to Cairo
as 3 days and l hour. To st. Louis
3 days, Is hours and IA minutes $500.
A correspondent of the Commercial
telegraphs from st. Louis that the net
running time Of the Natcbez was three
days, eighteen hours and eight min
utes. lie also says that the Natchez
was taking freight, Tuesday, and would
leave last evening Tor New Orleans.
while the Lee would remain at St.
Louis several days......."As will be
seen by her card elsewhere. the Alpha
will leave for Nashville on Saturday,
". g. Brown & Co.. agents.........The
Tobe Hurt arrived last night from the
Wabash, aud will, we are told, 20 to
the Cumberland this evening, but this
is not official.
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John WuskGpf W. Lauritz Krogsdahl and
Niels o. Jensen. II the Wander burgh
Circuit Court, October Term, 1870.
APREARE GO by AEEE DAWHE
- on file IL the office OF the Clerk OF said
Court that the fesIdeBee OF the said NieIs
q. Jensen is unknown, and that dtligent
inquiry has been made TO ascertain such
residence. and that Laurftz Krogsdahi.
the OF her defendant ia the above entitled
cause is a nonresident of the State Of In
diana
Notice is hereby given TO said Lauritz
Krogsdahl and Eiels g. Jensen Of tine
tendency Of this action, and that the
same Will stand for trial at the next term
OF said Clrcait Court, at the Court House
in the city Of Evansville, Nanderhurgh
County. state Of Indiana, on the nrht
Monday In October, 1870
witness, 5oreu SoTeDRom. CLERK OF said
Court, at Evansville this 2lst day OF June,
1870. T. eOHGASONt Clerk.
BUcHASAN & COOLING, Ateys for prlas,
1es3
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sc. Louis Market.
Rv Talegranhl

By telegraph ST. LOUIE July
ToBACCo-Firm and unchanR
COTroE-Eom nal at I90191Ie.
EMP Unchanged at gld0 sl75 FOR IN.
dressed.
FLOUR-U Unchanged; superfne sold at
81 25a4 40: X at 81 50a4 SCI; Xxx s585 Is
xxx f5 5008 90.
WHEAT-Firm No. 2 old fall 81 Of: do
new 81 1215; No. 50 l71S; choice new 81 n
al Is.
CoRN-Firmer and higher: liked 6Al185c;
yellow e5d83cs white 95Mgl 92.
OATs-Better 1T 54056c,
BARLEY-Dull at zoo for prime spring.
RYE-N othine doing.
WHIsKR-Steady ~ 81 CO.
PORK u changed at g3ogRS0 so, the lat
ter TOR extra heavy.
DRY EALT MEATS Active but safes
mainly private; new c8gE shoulders TZtSc ;
clear rib Loose: clear sides, up river. 15Mc
BAC0E-Activs and higher; shoulders
I31S0lS5<c; clear sides l65<0glBcs clear no
Iz5%o and held higher
LARD-Homfnal Ct I6j<Ml7e.
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SIDEWALKS ORDERED-The fol-
lowing are the sidewalks ordered at
the meeting Of the Council on Tues
day evening.
Class No. 2.-On the north eide Of
Fourth Street, from Second to Sew
enth Avenue.
On the north side Of Eighth Street,
from Third to Fulton Avenue.
On both sides Of Seventh Street,
from Second to Fulton Avenue.
On the west eide Of Second Avenue
60 Seventh Street.
On the northwest side of Mulberry,
between Second and Third Streets.
On the north side of Eighth Street,
from Second to Third Avenue.
On the east side Of Fourth Avenue,
from Franklin Avenue to Eighth
Street.
Class No. 3-0n the sonth side OF
Sixth Street. from Fulton Avenue to
Seventh Avenue.
Class 4.-On the west side of Eighth
Avenue, from Third Go Fourth Street.
On the north side Of Fifth Street.
from Ninth to Wabash Avenue.
On the south side of Fifth Street,
from Ninth TO Tenth Avenue.
On the east side of Ninth Avenue,
from Third Street to Fourth.
On the west side of Ninth Avenue,
from Third Street to Sixth.
On the north side Of Fourth Street,
from Ninth Avenue to Tenth.
On both sides Of Tenth Street, from
Second to Third Avenue.
On the west side Of Second Avenue,
from Ninth to Tenth Street
On the south side of Eleventh
Street, from Second Avenue to Fulton
Avenue.
On he east side of Third Avenue,
from Tenth to Eleventh Streets.
On the east side Of Fulton Avenue,
from Eighth TO Tenth Streets.
On the west side of Fulton Avenue,
from Eighth to Ninth Streets.
On both sides of Ninth Street, from
Third TO Sixth Avenue.
On both sides of Third Street. from
the east end of Block 127 to Tenth
Avenue.
On the east side of Tenth Avenue,
from Third to Fifth Streets.
On the south side of Sixth Street.,
from Ninth to Wabash Avenue.
On both sides Of franklin Street,
from Seventh Street to the bridge.
On the north side of Walker Street,
from High to Fifth Street.
On the west side of Goodsell Street,
from High to Centre Street.
On the south side-5T Fourth Street,
from Eighth avenue to Tenth.
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There were no additional arrivals
~ to near midnight last. The Idle
wild, for Cairo, the Pine Bluff, for
Grandview. and Morning Star, for
Louisville. departed
The Idlewild had a very nic2 trip
of freight and paople.................W We
should have mentioned that il our
notice of the cruise Of the Idlswild,
that much credit was awarded to
Capt. Harry and Lieut. Wash. John
son for the admirable manner in
which they served the battery,
guarding againstall accidents. When
ever they apprehended a gun" was
getting oUer heated. they had it re-
tired to cool down 1.-THE Morning
Star was still 10 her " 4th Of July {"
habiliment, and as she approached
the city our excellent CorDet
Band played their best pieces, and
the cannon belched forth a little
Fourth of July thunder. The Cornet
Band. we are told. acquitted them
selves very handsomely on the trip,
aud won much admiration. DIR. Sam.
Durbin has takeu charge of tho
freight department. Of the Morning
Star. Capt. 4. T. Gilmore makes his
last trip on the Morning Star. He
leaves with his family on Monday
next, for Sumner tour to the East,
which he will probably extcnd to
Nova Scotia aud newfoundland. Du.
ring his absence Capt Frank q.
Smith, an excellent steamboa man.
aud an accomplished gentleman, will
command the gorgeous Star" We
wish Captain Gilmore and his family
a pleasant trip aud a safe return.
.....Don't forget that the Hartford
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THE MA-BKETs.
Kew York Market.

3GM 4WA a a&e@f AAD@e
BY telegraph NEW YORK, July 8.
CoTroE-steady at 20h for middiDg up.
FLouR-DulI. heavy ana l0c lower: re-
reipts "A $50 bblss sales 0.200 obls 50 So 6J9
3 70 for euperh ne western ana state . @'gg
20 for extra western and state; 80 1905 10
for good to choice do. So Seas 40 for white
wheat western S. 5096 81 for extra ohio
IS 75@9 90 for extra Sc. Louis.
RYE FLOUR-Steacy sales OF 800 bDls 81
s5d6 10.
Conn MEAL-DulI; sales Of 200 bbls at
S. 90 for southern nd Marah's catorie.
Unchanged sales OF $50 bbls
at 99cM&I.
Receipts rs. 51s bushels; heavy
and 2'G3c lower sales OF l26 Cos bushels st
81 o. Tor elected spring. 81 12@l l9 Tor No.
2 Chicago 81 z0gi - for No. MtIwauk ee :
u = for No. spring: 81 80 for No spring
I'll 43@l - Tor winter red and amber west
ern 81 Al for amber state: 81 ~ for white
western closing nomtnalIy at iN2c lower
than the above quotations.
RYE-Quiet.
CoRN-Receipig 29I0G bushels: q shade
drmer; sales OF 69G00 bushels af 96cQsf 05N
foI mixed western; 81 Q60I DO for yellow I.
/ eli is for choice white western.
OATS Receipts 20 Jos bushels. market q
tribe higher; sales Of so 600 bushels at 631s
state.
HAY-.DuH at 75c for shipping; 00cgsl Is
for retail lots.
HoPs- Quiet and drm at 15925c.
CoFFEE-Fair, quiet.
Enthusiastically.
5DGAk-Sbe8QYs sales or h5D amos OF CUBA
81 s405<c; sales OF $50 boxes OF Havana at
9sZml0c.
PETROLEUM Quiet at lac for crude; &c
for refined.
RECE-EIrm at SIS5<e.
LEATHER ~~ 6emloeK sole moderately
active at 2s0S0e for Sonth American
WOOL-Dulls sales of $50 coo pounds at
43G50e for domestic fleece.
P0RE-Dull; sales of so barrels al SD 90
020 Is for mess; e22 O9223 90 for prime;
S25 75825 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steadvs SO les Of 100 barrels at 6ll0
SIS for plain mess; seals Tor extra mess
Tiercc beef dull at f26@28 for prime mess :
f30n3l for India mess.
Cur MEATs-Q sales OF 70 packages
SC l26sl25<o for shoulders 1GJSG2Le for hams.
LARD-Qutet and steady; sales OF 100
tierces 81 I45It9I89<c for steam; t6M8i6%c
for kettle rendered.
BUTTEs-hEore active at I6g237 for west
ern.
CHEESE Flrner at 7al4Lc.
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ATTEMPTED SUIoTDE.-Last even
ing, a man named Enoch Swiggley,
attempted to poison himself on &C
count of some domestic infelicity.
About half past eight o'clock, lie lay
in the gutter on Chestnut Street, op-
pcsite Sain. Paul's Church, apparent
~ insensible, from which place be
was taken in hack by some of his
friends, who denied the attempted
suicide and alleged that he was
drunk. Persons who saw him
in the afternoon, however, aver that
he openly avowed his intention Of
committing suicide, because his wife
had abandoned him. His wife is re-
ported to be very worthy and indus
trious womar. while he is represented
to be very incorporate aud improvi-
dent, so much so that bis wife has
been compelled to leave him and
earn her own living
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINcusNATI, July 6.
FLoUR-Dull aud unchanged.
WHEAT-Scarce: hardly any on the mar
ket. and prices are hlEherg 81 20 was paid
for No. ], and 40 the close 81 IS was asked.
CoRN-Light supply nruneF; round lots
sold $50 and car loads at sTOs8c.
OATs-UnohanQeds
COTTON-Dull ~ l8n for mAadIlmg.
MESS PcRK-OulI and nomfnallv un@
cha Eeds no inquiry. BIT k meats 1<ms(G
higher shoulders 12c; sides 1A5<0t6&m1B.
Bacon held 20 hfghers shoulders 49, sides
16JZ0I75%s buyers offer 20 less.
ii tHs-2I5<022o for sugar cured.
BUrTER-FIFm for primei light supply
at 2oGAs
EGGE-ISc.
CHEEsE-Dull at e9i0o for western re.
serve.
NO change in oils.
G0LD-Gi liz buying.
FxcHAEoE-steady; par buying.
MoNEI-M arKet easy.
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In the District Court OF the United states.
For the District of Indiana. Ia the mat
ter Of Henry Fetdman and John s.
Peele In Bankruptcy.
gEV III r UNDEESEGNED HEREBY
- gives notice OF his appointment as AS
s1gnee of the estate of Henry Eeldman
and john s. PeeIe, OF Evansville, county
of Marlborough, State OF Indiana, With q
the District or Indiana, who have been
adjudged bankrupts, upon their own Pc
titfOn, by the Digtrfcf Court NJ said Dig-
trict. BERNARD ECHAPKER,
Assignee.
Evansville, June Is, 1870. je23 w3W
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RECoRDER's CoURT. - The distin-
guished Emeraldio names of Currau
and Fitzgerald greeted the ear of the
ad interim Recorder yesterday morn
ing, as that gentleman took his posi-
ton on the Police Bench. Justice
McTernan looked gravely at the pris.
oners, but failed to see any resom-
blance to Lord Edward in Michael's
face. Michael is 8 wooden legged
pensioner, who was drunk, and the
Justice considered worth So s. In
currency. Michael went into bank
ruptcy and the lock up. The Curran
was named Bridget, and her offense
was abusing a Nrs. O'BrieD, and run
ming her fist through window Tt
cost her IS 10.
VIM. Evans was drunk on Water
Street, and assaulted little children
with stones. When arrested by Deputy
Marshal McCutohan, his friend Chas.
Wells resisted the officers authority.
They were fued S. 40 each. and went
to Jail.
Lee Bishop was drunk again, and
it cost him Imprisonment equal to
IS IS.
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COMMISSIONERS Sale Of Valuable
Improved City Property.

RY Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the undersigned, Comm tssIoner, APP
pointed by order of the Vanderburgh
Court OF Common Pleas, TO sell the real
estate belonging to the heirs OF Almira s.
Johnson, deceased, will on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1870
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock Am. and
O'clock Pm, Of the Court House door in
the city of Evansville, Marlborough
County, indiana, sell at public auction all
the following described real estate t8-Wtb:
Lot No. 8, In Block = o. SO Thirty nine,) in
the Eastern Eniar1ement OF the city Of
Evansville, Marlborough County, lndi-
ana. The Improvements on the said Lot
consist of a one story brick house, three
rooms and kitchen, eisterns cellar, grape
arbor, &c.
Terms o. sole One third cash; oDe-thTrd
in nine months: one third in eighteen
mouths the purchaser giving notes with
approved security tor the deferred pay.
ments, with interest from date, waving
relief from valuation and appraisemeut
laws and an attorney fee clause; said real
estate TO sell for not less than two thirds OF
the appraised value thereof
II. @. COOLING,
teS0 W4W Commissioner.
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PRovoKING- Harriet jenkins, q
colored dame, called Sarah d. Harris
several ugly names, and Hannah Pow
ell followed her example; wherefore.
Sarah had the dusky pair arrested
and brought before Justice Meier
nan, wko fined them S. 30 each for
their want OF politeness.
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CROP NEws.-Captaiu Lauer re-
ports che wheat all harvested through
out The neighborhood visited By him
in making the Armstrong" arrests.
and the farmers generally engaged IN
plowing corn, and making hay.
In Mars Township, Posey County,
the oat crop will be short. and the
barley only about half crop. Wheat
will be very good; still not up to last
year. Corn j. generally a. good a.
ever k0oHn.
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Chicago NnrEst.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. July 6.
FLoUR-Duu and unchanged.
WHEAT-Essier closing at Gil 02JZl01 o. for
No. 2 this afternoon ID was irregular amu
heavy at 81 o. cash, and 81 0d1%1l OF, SELL
or last half Of July.
CORN-F rrner and 2821Sc higher. closing
at 521zM 525<e for NO. q this afternoon IL
was steady at SIC, seller July Sic seller last
half July.
OAT6-Quiet. closing at Csc for No q
hYE-Sbeady n 7Nc Tor No. 2.
BARLEY-h oninai at 90m05c for No. @
HIGHWfEEs-Qulet, closing at e5905Ic.
NJ Es9 PoRE-Qufet.
LARD Quiet and UNCHANGED.
cur MEATS Ffrmer and active .drv salt
ed shoulders. 115<c for loose. short rf6 mid
dies, l5e, loose.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Joseph
Jauoh. proprietor of the Olive Branch
brewery, was fined 81 40 by Justice
Emery. on Wednesday, for choking
Carl Seidel. in payment Of an &C
count. Mr.. Jauoh has appealed.
Seidel thinks the account is unset
tied yet.
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EVANSVILLE. June 80. 1870.

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readers:
EVANSVILLE. june 30. 1870.
DR.. f. p. Banning:
DEAR SIR:-We, the undersigned,
ladies' Of Evansville. who have attend
ed your lectures. tender you our sin
cere thanks for the obstruction you
have impaired and, feeling that there
are many ladies IN our city to day
who, If they were aware of the ma
ture of your lectures. would gladly
attend, and By the instruction thus
received, be enabled to avoid many
diseases and weaknesses, we respect
fully request that If not incompatible
with other professional engagements,
you would continue your lectures. to
| ladies onIg. at such time IS you may
Designate We are authorized to state
that the Lecture Room of the Walnut
Street Church is at your disposal.
Hoping for an early and favorable
reply, we are very respectfully.
Mrs WIN. MORGAN.
. L. b. HARVEY,
N. w. PLUMER,
WILLARD CARPENTER.
WIN. AKIN.
= n. OUILEhs
s. III DICKEY,
and many others,
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 5, 1870.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan, Mrs. J. 3. Harvey, Mrs.
n. W. Plume. and others
LADIES: ] have the honor to &C
knowIedge the receipt OF your Halter
ing communication OF the 30sh ult.,
and would say that it will give me
pleasure to comply with the request
therein. / would designate Tuesday
afternoon, the 9Th inst. as the time
for the first lecture. and the course to
continue during there mainder of the
week, at the same hour. In conciu-
sion, would say that the lectures
will be gratuitous. I am ladies. al
ways your obediaDt servant,
E. p. BAEEING. M. ID
President Banning Institute, N. I.
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eE Diotatcr WhittIesey says Coun
Gilman Richards endorsement of Su-
termeister & Co. and Mr.. Laubscher
as competent en- ginoeTs was: go id
ridiculous had to laugh"
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PEBs0EAL.-Col. II. S. Sheppard,
of Hopkinsvillo, General Superin.
tendent, and Mr Hugh Pitcairn, OF
Henderson, Assistant Superintend
ent Of the Evansville, Henderson &
Nashville Railroad, were in the city,
yesterday. on business connected with
the Company. They report the Road
as progressing very satisfactorily.
Mr.. J. nj. Townsend, who recently
resigned his position as teacher of the
upper -coIored school 10 this city, re-
turned here on Tuesday evening from
Oxford, Ohio. He comes as the
agent of Messrs. Ed. Railsback & Co.,
broom manufacturers. whose goods he
is introducing ia this market.
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TIE RICHEST FARMING LANDS
IN THE WORLD.
I,300. GOO AIRES FOR SALE
To Actual ~ etGEer@.
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSAS.
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
Southern Branch.

The Lands now offered By this Company
are situated mainly within twenty miles
on each side Of the road, extending one
hundred and seventy miles along the n e.
most inviting valley for settlement in the
West.
O1e-third or the labor required ut the
East in the culture OF farms will insure
here double the amount Of crops. For or
chards, grape culture, and small fruits IN
general, It fs uueQualed.
BUILDING MATERIAL AND FENC-
ING Of every variety AID IN great album
dance.
STOCK RAISING. - The rich native
grasses Of the prairies and bottoms, with
the large area of uncccupIed laDda, In
connection with the dry, mild, and open
for the raising of cattle. sheep, and horses.
ID AlRYIEG.-In such a country, with
ranges for stock unrestricted and pasture
Iimttiesss the production of butter and
c1e csc must be profitable.
FRUIT GROWING is one OF the special.
ties. IS demonstrated by the Go Medal
Pennsylvania State Horticultural Ocietg
for . A COLLECTION OF FRUITS UEsUR-
PASSED FOR SIZE. BEAUTY. AND FLAVOR
THE CLIMATE AND HEALTH of Kan
among its chief excelleneies. ard are rec
concentrations for settlement.
PRICES OF Ian D.-ErOa So to IS per
acre; credit Of ten Q0) years time.
TERMS OF BALE.-One-tenth down at
time Of purchase. No payment the second
year. One tenth every year after until
completion Of payments. with annual in
tereaf.
THE HEAD LAND OFFICE IL located
at JUNCTION CITY. To all purchasers OF
lands free ttctets frcn this point are given
over the Road
For further Information add Fess
B8AACT. esO0DN0EF,
Land COmuAf=kfOneP.
Jun gEG0H CITY KANsA5.
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LITERARY.-Tbe Post Office News
Stand is in receipt Of the Ledger,
Chimney Corner, Harper's Weekly
and all the illustrated papers with
smoking Accomplishments.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Free Lectures 70 Ladies.

EFo6 L5CbHF6a 30 IaGt1Fs
DR.. Banning lectures this afternoon
and to morrow, to ladies only in the
Lecture Room Of the Walnut Street
Church. Subjects of this afternoons
lecture: Physical Grace and Beauty
and The Human Spine; of tomorrow
afternoons lecture: The Heart and
Lungs. Lecture to morrow at 80 ?.
NJ. precisely. Young ladies and
misses especially invited. 1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-07

PISTOLS AND CoTFEE.-The per
sonal controversy going on between
the Union and Denaokrat looks al
most like pistols and coffee in the
distance. Pistols having the advaut-
age in the matter Of distance. and the
distance increasing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-07

GONE NoRTH.-A number Of the
families Of Evansville merchants and
business men, went North on 1920
train, yesterday morning, to spend the
summer 10 cooler climate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-07

JACKSONVILLE MAIL.-The Post
Master of this city has effected a tenn
porary arrangement with the Il. H. &
n. Railroad whereby the mail will be
carried over the Road during the
present week. in the hope that per-
manent contract may, By that time,
be made with the Post Office Depart
ment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-07

REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Joseph Cup
pies sells some valuable city property,
situated on Cherry Street, opposite
st. Mary's Catholic Church, to-day.
The property consists of lor and
two story frame house.