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SOMETHING That EvERYBoD

SOMETHING That EVERYBODY
WAHTs-A copy of the AMERI-
CAN SToeK JOURNAL. The June
number contains the usual vari-
ETY. of valuable information, writ
ten by the best and most praetic-
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of Improved Stock we should
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THE ISSUES BEFORE THE
PEOPLE.

A White Citizenship, Free Trade
Republication of the BondedDebt,
AboLshment of the Income Tax,
Restoration under the Old Cons
stitution and no compromises
with the destructive simultaneous
policy of a centralized despotism.
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OrTbe attention of Mechanics and
Artists is particularly invited to the a.
bove list. We call on them earnestly
for their contributions. The exhibition
of articles at the Fair is a good advet,
'tisement
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Democratic State Ticket.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM BEISLEY.
OF Cuyahoga County.

H@-There is.a general paraly-
sis of trade throughout the West
ern and Southern States, and a
cry for relief from every quarter
of the country. But regardless
of the prostration of business,
serene in the knowledge that
bondholders are fattening on the
misfortunes of the people, the
Representatives of the monopo-
lists in Congress refuse to aid
in giving that relief which the
people so earnestly demand.
What is the cause of this dis
tress which peryades the land?-
Why this paralysis of trade? 1t
is because the Legislation of Con
gress for years past has been and
is now solely in the interest of
bondholders and negr!oes.-OhiO
State Register.
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6FAuy article not enumerated may
be entered under thehesd of discretion
ary," and the committee may award
when they think the specimen
worthy. ~
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-30

9-Radical revenue officials,
East, West and South, are impli-
Gated in frauds uron-the Govern
ment amounting to more than
five millions. New Orleans snp-
plies the particulars of one. series
of frauds amountingto $4,000, 900,
and New York those of another
OF $1,000, 900 or more. These
unfaithful and rascally officers
were appointed by General Grant
on the 'truly loil" principle, and
while they support his Admins
tratron they may steal as much
as they please. Loyalty before
honesty is the new motto.-OhiO
State Register.
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WE have received a copy of
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of New York, containing, com
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so some agreeable reading in the
shape Of biographies of well
known advertisers. The whole
fsrms a large octave volume of
nearly nine hundred pages, and
is solo for five dollars.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-28
CongressI0naI Summary.

" ASldAkdIONs June II.
sENATE-A motion to hold evening ses-
sions In the Senate yesterday, provoked q
prOtracted discussion, but was finally
agreed to. The tax bill came mp as unfin-
tshed business. sherman, Chairman of
the Finance Committee, stated thot 1t had
been agree d to let all income taxes go. in
order to retain the tax on sugar, as it now
stands, and tue tax on gross receipts. The
income tax was stricken oct. An amend
ment to continue the tax on corporations
to Also, an amendment to consolidate
collection districts The tariff sections
having been reached, an amendment
str king out the duty of five cents on Chi
corv, succ Try. d andelion root and acorn
COFFEE, raw. or around, or burned, or pre-.
pared. and on all substitutes for coffee, was
sherman endeavored to withdraw the
amendments reducing the duties on su gar
accordtug 20 the Senate Committees clas-
sihcation so as 10 allow rates TO remain as
under the existing laws. Hamlin object
ed to withdrawal of the section, and
asked to have a vote on it. After some
discussion, Sherman's motion to strike
ont the reduction of tax on sugars was
rejected; yeas q, nays 30. The Senate
Yates moved an amendment prohib-
iting, hereafter, all taxes on tea, coffee,
and sugar. Sherman remarked that the
revenue, and II adopted the whole bill
should fall Yates advocated his amend
ment at leneth. At o'clock the House
resolution announcing the death of Hon.
David Heaton, Representative from North
Carolina, was received, and after eulOgies
on the deceased, and the adoption of the
usual resolutions of coincidence, the Sem
ate took recess.
HoUsE.-A number of bills were intro
duced, including one instructing the Com .
Inittee on WAYS and Means to report forth
with bill reducing the duty on salt fifty
per cent, which was passed under the op-
eratiOn of the previous question. was and
was reported back, and made the special
order for to-day. Kelsey reported back
the Consular and Diplomatic AppTopria-
tion bill, and moved that the Senate
amendment be non-concurred in, and n
committee OF conference ordered; agreed
to. On motion of Kerr, the Senate amend
ments to a bill for additional terms of the
taken from the Speakers table and con-
Cured in. The Speaker presented q tele-
gram announcing the death of the Earl of
Clarendon, the English Secretary
OF State for Foreign Affairs. Nib
lack introduced a bill to abolish { he
territorial relations of the Niami Indians.
The House went into committee on sun
dry civil expenses appropriation bill.
Resolutions Tor work on the Capitol were
Cormick. Benjamin and Finkelnberg-
defended by Dawes aud henck- Items
under the head of Agrtcui itural Depart
ment, gave rise to discussion between
Holman, Dawes, Wilson, of Ohio, and
others, but were agreed to without an
amendment. A discussion arose between
Farnswortb and Dawes, in reference to an
item in the bill to pay Paul $. Forbes a
| balance due him, under a contract with
/ gonqutn. Farnsworth moved to strike II
/ out.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

TUESDAY June %.
III.
The Fenian trials have been postponed
until July 18th.
The Athletics, of Philadelphia, beat the
Unions, OF MoTisani at base ball, ,yester-
day, 81 TO 20.
The Red Stockings beat the Olympics. of
Washington city, 30 TO "a. The Red Stock
ings play the Nationals to-day.
The steamers Nebraska, Calabria and
city OF Antwerp arrived at Queenstown
yesterday.
al Convention of the Young Mems Chris
iian Association, at Indianapolis, nave
left for hcme.
The exercises OF Glass day. at Princeton
ing. 1t was announced that sfOO,OOO had
been raised for che library.
The steamships city of Paris and Idaho.
from Liverpool, Columbia. from Glasgow,
and Paraguay. from London, via Havre,
have arrived at New York.
]. sullivan aud Hilbert Adams attempt
ed suicide at st. Louis, on Sunday. but
neither succeeded IN getting out OF the
world.
The heated term Is drawiny to a close in
New York Tor the present. The mercury,
which ranged at 90 and upward on sum
day, was down to so yesterday, with a
strong breeze.
]. r.. Joye, ]. w. Brooks, Nathaniel
Thay err Erastus Corning, Geo +. TalIman
Moses Taylor, Sidney Bartlett, John J.
Restor and II. H. Hunnewell were yester-
day elected Directors OF the Michigan Gem
trail Railroad. at Detroit.
A dispatch from Denver says the last
spike on the Denver & Pacific Railroad
was driven by Hon. John Evans. on FRI
day last. The spike was of solid silver,
and presented by the citizens of George
town Colorado.
Thomas Bennett and Rusk Wilson were
knocked of the top OF an excursion train
on The Northern Missouri Railroad, a
few miles rom ST. Louis, on Sunday, and
instantly Killed. Jacob Kohler was also
knocked of, but not dangerously hurt.
The accident occurred while passing under
a bridge.
on Saturday last, two little girls were
found In a race or slui3eway, near White
River, in the Vicinity OF indianapolis, who
Subsequent Investigation disclosed the
startling fact that the person OF the elder
had been outraged, and she and her COM
paniOu had been murdered TO conceal the
crime. The water wss only eighteen inch
es deep where the bouies were found. The
police think they are on the track Of the
hends.
The usual mum Der of tragedies are re-
ported In New York on Sunday, the most
extraordinary of which was the fatal stab
husband, named Jaure. who, meeting his
supposed wronger. plunged a knife into
his neck. Mrs. Jaure denies the imputa-
tion of tnfidelity. on Sunday morning,
James McManus quarreled with his wife
and fired four shots at her, one of the bull
lets wounding woman in a building op-
posite. man was shot in Brooklyn.
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NEW York, June 27.-The Frensh
line-of- battle-ship, Jean Bart and
brig and the other vessels composing
the French practice squadron, have
arrived at Newport.
A letter from Corpus Christi,
states that the sheriff of Neuces coun-
ty, Texas, bad been foully murdered,
and there was, consequently, great
excitement.
A party of Indians came on the
line of Little Barton Creek to within
fifteen miles of Austin, and stole
horses from several parties, who pur-
sued the Indians, and as they have
not returned. fears are entertained
that they have been murdered by the
savages.
The bark Sago. of Pecton, which
arrived to-day from Luentanear 0,
Cuba, lost her Captain, John II. G.. :
vim, and five men, By yellow fever.
Shocks of an earthquake are re-
ported TO have been felt in this city
and Brooklyn between six and seven
o'clock yesterday morning.
The sale of ice on Saturday amount
ed 10 1880 tons more than on any
previous day on record. Large duau-
titles are now being imported by rail
from Massachusetts.
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GovERNNENrs-DuIl and haav,
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph.l CIECIEEATI. June 27.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged
WHEAT-Dull and declining: sales of
No. red at 81 20.
CoRE-Yery dull; held at s4ss5c; no de-
mand and prices nominal
OATS--Dull and unchanged at 55aGOc.
RYE--Unchanged.
BARLEY-pnchanged: sales OF 500 bush
new at 81 90: Kentucky sold at 81 o.
CoFroH-Dnl and nominal no sales.
ToRAoCo-UnchA Apged.
WHIsKY-Quteti sales at csc, but little
demand.
unchanged: no sales OF importance
BUTrER-Duli at i6920c for fresh.
EGGS-l4c.
SUGAR-pulI; 1sc lower for all grades.
CoFFEE-Dull and dropping.
LISsEED OIL-Dull at ei O8GI 10.
LARD OIL-Sl l291 10 for current make.
from prime lard.
GOLD-SI l05z buying.
cent. selling.
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THE MARKETS.
New York Market:


BY telegraph NEW YORK, June 27.
CoTroS-Unchanged; sales of 1900 bales
at 2lc for middllng uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 2, l42 bbls; unchanged
sales of $50 bbls at S5 2505 40 for superb ne
State and western; S4 5094 80 for extra do
So 95G6 IS for good to choice do: IS gOa6 10
tor white wheat western extra: S. S0a6 50
for extra Ohio; IS OO99 % for extra 81.
Louis.
RYE FLoUR-Unchanged
CORN MEAL-Unchanged.
WHISKY Active and drmer; sales of 800
bbls at 81 OldI 03; closing firm at latter
price; also 25O bbls, last half Of July, at
WHEAT-Receipts 1882 bushels. nm
changed for sound parcels of spring, aud
all other kinds dull and lower. sales a.
128.OO0 bush at 81 Is for No. spring; 81 23a
. for No. Chicago; 81 q for Racine
spring; 81 3l9I 50 for No. Milwaukeesand
81 429l 45 for winter red and am Der west
ern.
RYE-QuIet.
CoRN-Recelpts 55.355 bush; heavy and
lower; sales OF 1000 bush at 9Oc9sl 90 for
western yellow 81 O3GI O6.
OATs-Heavy and lower; receipts 2s 954
bushels; sales OF 5000 bus hels al 60a62 for
western e1@6SH for Ohio and sttt,.
HoPs-Qulet and hrm.
RIcE-Qf : at sgsx.
MoLASS 5-Du1l.
sTG Sa4I Ar STEADY; sales OF 1SO hhds. Cuba
for refined. ~U~S' ~o1a
TURPENTINE-Dull at 27e
FkoY YIsIoNs-Pork heavy; safes of 900
bols at 80 for mess; e20@23 so for nrtnae.
20 logzo Lor prime mess; also, $40 bbis
quiet; sales OF 90 bbls al giI@Is To- 49,,
mess Sl69l5 30 for extra mess; tierce beef
qull at St6925 for prime mess: s9003I for
India mess ;.middles dull. -O'
CUT MEATs-Eirm; sales OF 275 paehayaa
az l29lzs4 Tor shoulders: I7aIgL for hams
LAkD-Du l and heavy: sales az 916
,isIces is AZ Ia4slo for steami l69ls for ket.
BUrTER--l692s for western,
GHEEsE-Quiet at 7QI4%.
FRETGHTS-Dull and droorfno. ,,ra.,
per steam to Liverpool 45Sd. "He~'
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June 27,
ToBACCo-Firm and unchanged
COTToN-Duil at zoe.
HKMP-Dull: 81 40al IS for undressed.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged fall SUI
E5 65.
WIFE AT-spring, weak and dropping;
No. 2 81 fall has declined about 2c; No. 2,
81 0S9I 0S1z.
CoRN-Duil. except for choice mixed.
which sold at S2Gs6c yellow, 88 g9Oe; white
92cdSl %.
OAT5-Ftrmer at 53d55c
RYE-Quzet at S0082c.
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 O2aI O3.
GRoCERIEs-DulI and unchanged.
PoRK-e29 50030.
DRY SALT MEATs-Clear rib, Ice; a large
lot OF loose do. up-river was sold on pri-
Vate terms.
BAcoN-Shoulders, 13L<6Is5<c: clear rib,
l61z@l65zc; loose clear sides, f71Sc; packed
do, I71zc.
LARD-NoninaI at 159I6c.
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TELEGRAPR RHC.
Foreign Items-Attempt to Blow up
The Magazine at GibFalter-Cana-
dian Affairs.

FOTbiEN 1ttAuS-AbbtmpE 10 BLOW I'D
The Magazine at GibFalter-Cana-
dian Affairs.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The Her.
AIDS London special says that great
excitement prevailed in Madrid in
consequence of the discovery of a
plot to blow up the powder magaz inc
of the Fortress of Gibralter. Fenian-
ism is supposed to be at thu bottom
of the conspiracy. The ring leader
has been arrested.
The Cortes has adjourned for the
Summer vacation.
The Worlds Montreal special says
that great independence mass meet
ing took place In Montreal on Satur-
day night. In the course of a stirring
speech, Hon. John Young said /:
THAT the time had now come when
Canada should sever the connection
with Great Britain, and become an
independent nation" At this an
nouncement the greatest part of the
vast assembly cheered Justify.
La Flomuel said that:an appeal to
England for support in the case of an
invasion of the Dominion would be
futile. The present Imperial admin
istration had deserted her colonies,
and proved herself q step mother to
those who had fostered the deepest
| affection for her. It was therefore
folly to think of anything but indie.
pendence.
Other speakers followed in the
same strain, and the meeting ad.
| journed to Tuesday. The independ
ence movement may be regarded al
fully started in the Dominion.
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New York Gold and Stock MaTFst
By Telegraph.l

oy ActSBLoPn'I NEW AOkk, June q.
Wall Street markets unsettled and de.
pressed oy kilograms from WashinRton
Commfttee on 0ar1elds currency bill had
agreed TO the new bill, the main features
or Whicn were the issuing of forty.IIve
million additional bank currenev ~ " ~
tirement OF 1orty-hve million per cent
certificates, and the redtstri button ~
twenty-five millions OF National Banl- -
culatiOn, and probably free banking on a
gold basis The receipt OF this news caused
= general decline in prices, and Increased
the pressure TO sell In all the markefs
MoHEY-Easy at TO per cent
STEELING-9uaet and firm 81 956a9J6.
GoLD-LoWer; opened AZ ll5<, fell t9 lOJS
nat to per cent. Clsarances thtIfy.nine
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BY telegraph NEW YORK June a.
Business extremely dull. The prices of
heavy brown sheetinRs have broken down
badly in sympathy with the reduction al.
ready noticed In one or two brands. We
ing a decline of 1c; Lympon Is down to l3,
while Appleton A is offered at l3; Amos
keag A do; do Stark A, Wachuset6 Pacific
extra Great Falls r l31z: sheettnRs he'd at
14aI41z; Augusta at l3. If cotton were to
fall &c per pound it is doubtful fl these
goods could be made to pay profit at the
above rates, and hence we look for a reac-
ton in prices, with a strong probability
of some rampant speculation at once.
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO. June 27.
FLoUR-Dull and easy: IS 15n5 TX for
spring extra.
WHEAT-Unsettled and frraNuIar. 1NQc
lower closing AZ 81 O31S IN store; 81 OSaI 10
seller July for No.2; this afternoon dull
and unchanged.
CoRN-In fair demand: closing Ig<aIs<e
lower 7s1$9z85<c for No. 2: this after1oon
dull: 79e9791zc seller July.
OATS Quiet; IAc lower; closing at 501S9
RYE-Quiet and 2e lower; closing at S2c
for No. z
BARLEY-Dull at SOC for No. g.
HIGHWINEs-Firm; closing ut 81 05 for
iron bound.
PRovIsToNs-Quieta and unchanged.
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CHICAGO. June 27.-Spotted Tails
favorite wife died last Monday. just
before he and his party reached the
agency. All the presents given him
by President Grant and others he
placed in her grave, and it was thought
be would kill his favorite horses. He
says going to Washington was bad
medicine.
Adolph Lund. keeper of saloon
at Calumet. twelve miles south of
here, was drowned this morning by
falling 10 Calumet River.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsvILLE. June q.
BAGGISG-Firm; pound hemp and fax
3Oc.
GoTToN-,DulI and easier; mIddhng Is5zc.
FLoUR-Quiet at IS so.
Grain except corn, nominal.
CoRE-Lower at 81 ~
PROvIsIoNs -QuIet, and nominalIy uH-
changed
WHIsKY-LOweF at S8c.
ToBACCO-Sales of 122 hhds at rather
drmer prices, ranging AZ IS 50gI8 90 for
frosted 70 good leaf
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June n,
COTToN-Qufet and steady; middIfpR 10
q 9lS14 sales & I;5O0 bales; receipts ,554 bales
FLoUR-Quiet and firm superfine a z5.
Xxx IS; Xxx s. 25G6 SO.
CoRE-Dull and lower; mixed csc; white
81 05.
OATs-63965c.
BRAN-LoWer at 81
HAY-LOwer: prime go: choice S28.
MESS PoRK-DulI at S3I 25a3l so.
17%c; clear rib 1S1zc.
HABs-220221<c.
LARD-Duli itierce l51S@165<ci Keg 1s1<9
sUeAH-scarce and nrmi prime l15<
RtIs[c
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-AVING PURCHASED OF II.
- SCHAPKER, assignee of II. Field
man & Co., the entire stock and book ac-
counts of said firm, Will continue the
wholesale Piece Goods business at the old
stand, No. 80 First Street, where l will be
happy to see all the old and new custom
ers. All persons indebted TO the late firm
of n. Feldman & Co. are respectfully re-
Quested to call and settle their accounts.
II. BROM MELHAUS.
H. Feidman and A VerWayne. formerly
connected with the firm OF II. FeIdman &
Co.. viii be found ready to wait on all
their old friends. J. Ge!zhauser, formerly
of Schapker, Bussing & Co., will be found
at the Office. H B..
EvansvIIle. Ind. June 2. 1870. te2s Iwd
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A Great Work nearly Accomplished
The State Debt about Paid Of
The ERccts or Republican RuIe.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.-GeneraT
Kimball, Treasurer of State. left this
morning with checks on New York
for nearly half million dollars. This,
with half million sent for the same
purpose few days since, will almost.
if not entirely, liquidate the State
debt.
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

BY TeIegraph.l ME1rPHIs, June "a.
CoTToN-Quiet and firm; receipts 275
bales; exports 823 bales
CORN MEAL-Dull at 81 50.
CoRN-Ye elbow 96c; white 81 05.
OATs-62G63c.
HAY-Quiet at $40.
hRAN-Dull at S19 50320 90.
PoRK-Dull at s3I 90.
BAcoN-Shoulders ls1ze; sides l61<9I7zc.
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midland Patents


be following patents were granted
.9 1dianians for the week ending on
.h 18th of June:
eadstead-Thos Q. Hall, Indiana
s.
Drain Tile-Francis E. Scott, Cen
ss ille.
upg-Joseph F. Applegate, New
d any.
etallic Connection for Mosquito
s. Frames-Uel w. Armstrong and
~ Kepney, of Evansville; assignors
l0 +. w. Armstrong.
lifting Carriage or Buggy Seat
ester w Beach. South Bend.
auru-Francis NJ. Harris, Wilma
ra KindleT-Austin s. Morse and
loF ciIs-& = r
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Wholesale Poisoning.

MEMPHIS, June 27-Harris Bailey,
residing near Somersville, Tennessee,
poisoned himself and three children,
on Saturday, by giving them bed-b"~
poison. thinking it was whisky. the
children all died. The father will
probably recover.
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Cincinnati Items

CINCINNATI, June 27.-The New
Orleans fire department excursionists
reached this city at l o'clock this
afternoon, over the D. & M. Railroad.
The programme telegraphed last night
was carried out.
[Second Dispatch.l
CINCInNATI. June 27.-According
to the report ef the Board of Trade
Just published, the manufactures for
the year 1869, amount to $119, ,14O, ,O89.
OF this. clothing is over $1I, 200, 900;
furniture nearly $6,000,000; provis-
ions 81. .250. 900; stoves and hollow
ware s., 400, COO; oils, soaps and can
dies. nearly $4,000, 600; liquors $15,-
100000.
Col. Fisher, Commissioner of Pa
tents. returns to Washington, to-
night
s. s. L'Hommedieu has resigned
the Presidency of the @. Fl. & d. r.
R., to take effect the fourth day of
next month. the 22d anniversary of
his first election to that place. At a
meeting of the Board, to-day, Daniel
McLaren, was elected his successor.
McLaren will continue the duties of
General Superintendent. Mr.. L HON
medieu sails for Europe, in July.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-28

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Charles A.
Handwerker committed suicide this
afternoon by shooting himself
through the heart. He leaves a wife
and three children. No cause is as
signed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-28

Boston, June 27.-Draper & Sons
hosiery factory, at Canton, was de-
stroyed by FIRE yesterday. Loss $30.-
600; insured for $4,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-28

BALTIMORE. june q. = Andrew
Stafford, late mail agent, has been
sentenced to three years imprison
ment for embezzling letters.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-28
Dissolution of Gopartnership.

- GGLZHAU5ER has this day with
drawn from the 6sm of Schapker, Bussing
a &C. The undersigned assume all liza bili-
ties, collect all debts due to the firm, and
will continue the business under the same
firm name Of SchSpker, Busstng q Co.
BERNARD SCHAPKER,
JOHN W. BUSSING.