davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

The HOUSE, COMMITTEE ON THE DIsTRIcr OF
COLUMBIA met this morning and had ali infor-
MAJ discussion on the Territorial BIN the bill
authorizing the city 10 subscribe to the stock @;
the London and Hampshire Railroad Company.
and other District bills which are m the hands
OF sul-com mmittees'tO be perfected but no vote,
was taken on any or amendments made thereto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

IHfEE WAS QUITE a discussion in the SorIste
to-day as to which State was the first correspond
70 uie eau OF the President on the callfor troops
on the outbreak OF the rebellion. Gentlemen,
the District OF Columbia claims that honor.
The Washington Light Infantry was the first
company OF troops sworn into service. and a
hours after that, this District had 4 800 yollIn-
teers mustered for service The District yolun-
teers stand ahead of the foremost in Pelnsylya
mia and Massachusetts, as the record will show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

"k THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
NJ recently purchased the Drug stsTs. well Tx
f2 known a. - aife : Pharmacy. aplINyN
exs rep,enislrd = with fire stock 81 fr-Sli 80
and pure DRUGS. CHEMICALS and PATENr
AEDlt NES. ls prepar". TO furnish customers ST.
PERlOR MEDICINES. FANCY aud TOILET Ar
TlCLEs st the reduced Toli rates.
Pre>cript accurately pounded. at az hours
day ald LIS ht. 10y al experienced PhsrmAcrHti-t,.
fne assortment - Choice P-sfumery n ala
Brushes. Coml,s, Ponades. ETC.. etc.
Liquors, iOI medici' Al purposes.
Cigars and Tobacco, choice brands.
MM. v corp,
o n T., corner La. avenue aIbi sth q.
Hitlh I'M Washington. " q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

wAsH-ysrov d g. s@pt u, 1858
AN fully acquainted wiki tine constitution Of the
Columbia east Powder. The proportions well
adapted Ter the efficient raising Of the dough, and
consider i proveIasnt pom existing yeast pow
ders. aTHOGAs ESTiszIL, IL D., Chemist. =,
- q :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

NOMINATIONS, CoSFIRMED. - The Senate In
Executive session yesterday confirmed a num-
Der OF nominations, among them the following;
James Lorfmer Graham, ir., To be Co,sti, C,en-
erai at Florence, vice Thomas b. Van Buren,
declined. : Consuls--J. g. Cover, of Wisconsin |
at FaysI Thomas F:.wilson. or PENNSYLVANIA
at Matamorss; John Harris, of Maine, at Venice;
sver's Island; GIN. Felix Petard. OF Louisisnal
at StrasbOurg; VIM. l.. NJ. Binger of Souf1,e;ar,
olins, at AlGters; T.. Nc Baron Tifnbney. of
Georgia, ut Tumbez; W. b. Jones, OF A,aI;a ma
at Brindisi; r. Qdell Duncan, OF Soiitf Cam
lima, at Naples George X. Kibbe 'Collector in
.ternal revenue Thirtieth New York district.
james q. Walker, to.be a Justice of the peace i'm
the county OF Washin9fon.
The senate rejected the nomination of Alfred
Sanford. To be supervising inspector of steam
boats Tor the Fourth district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05


BUiLDKxS DEPOT .EsrABLlsHrD IN 1893.
REDMAN. CoLMAN q CO. succe -sors TO III W
III ami ltosl Co.. 20S Seventh street y " Opp-,-
site Center MARX. MINUFACTCKERS or
ard DEA EhS IN BUILDING Materials
= Having fitted the Mil neax I4th street and Cana
1ith machinery for making
D0OkS. SASH, BLINDS. &c, IA
We feel that we can sup ly requirensnt lch
need.d by maaufseturing gnods that have hereto
fore been made by hand All orders entrusted 20
will receive promp. attention. alc satisfac
tson guaranteed. TT. fH .|
We also raanufsc.ure DOOR and WINDoW
IRAMES cf all kinds MoUJDINGS, BRACk ETS.
NEWEL POST, BALUsTRS, ANDRAILS,
&c. &c Of hich be found a good assOrrpls sa.
both Store and i'll.
planning, MATCHING, SCROLL SAVING,
TUNING. ami Mill Work generally in all its
branches. We RESPECTFULLY soheit share OF bsiron-
age in this branch.
We wcuh al.o cal your attention To our depart
msnt Of BUILDERS HARDWARE where a good
ss~-r1nent can be found th- lowest market rAres
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. PUTTY, &c, constantly
on hand REDAAS, coz MAN co,
Old No SO = 7th street
mbl2 I'm - Opposite Center MArtkst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

u No. 3si scott square, bet. I and K sts wset
The undersigned dos most respectfully aanoupo.
AccoDmosAte Them WIKI MKALs And ROOMS on a.
Eufopesn pisn. Also, MEALS . ls Carte, with thu
best the anord Alsr, II Drs pared - fpruisb
pIsSERs, BALLs. AND rARrIES =
~ the shortest notice. r.4 .r,.
Rsrfors and Dining rooms always ready.
sos- -an rtfa JEO. A. GRAY.
EAsHIonABLE DEkssMAKING ,-
BALL, EyENING and WEDDING DRESSES
- MRS J. DICKSON, -f., r.-
= alO Eleventh street, above PennsylvsnTs avenue
All work guaranteed Prices nodsrxfe. N s-im
L,OR sALE-1ABEk, in the rsngh, suitable for
IT the CONSTRUCTION Of builiiGg frames. bridges.
fences whsrves, &c, &c. Also, Timber AMI LSm-
ter saved % order. aud deliyersd a. ws.h axfen,
GeorgetOwH ssd AlsxsS5rta- All 9rj.rs yroJyly'
slsa;1. eEssss Is.sss ss sssns s. ih&k fa'
q MILP: rS3s6Hai, y y a., ia TxssEs. or
PiRoe now ~ y L. 'wiLB a BkV. - r. ySVHj
aps ss.i Music store, ESQ Hlevenfh streef.Ustss
I'd & H. R * X .Sa ssa ks..lrrs ss: G 6sSsi r..
sETs TsE i's siTs iit 3k .a 10 lsf i
RR. J.P. GRIETIT4s, ECLgcTIC PuYsi
~ CLAN and II &c EON once NO 100S Mary
-nae, pear l0th siFeat, leland rr,T III .
Fess4Ie aud Chropi di<esss . socially. ~
Bercury and other mineral poisons discarded.
fafr. E..ur. IN q a m nd 7 IN Q NIL aoIua~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

QARGAINs FROM rHE NEW YORK AND
II PHILADELPHIA AUCTIONS DAfiY.
JUST received, 8 large invoice OF TOWELS. being
portion ct goods saved irem the hren Philsdslphis
Fringei Towels, 70 INCHES Ions, lee
, :" nom iats Sc ;. very cbesv
Call and examine before huying elsewhere
A large assortment Of Ladies LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS. chez Per than before the war NV
striped and Plaid MUSLIN, 20 and sc per yard
worth sc. Bird Eye LINEN. SIC, worm h0r La
oies HEMsTITOHED HAHDKHRCHlEFS, ali
linen, l5c. 20 e1. small assortment Of Nottingham
CT RTAINS, lire quality very cheap. Special atten-
ton called 10 BLACK ALPACA. at De. worth Oc
- Ia1lil RM0RY BAXTEK,
mhz5tr IRepI 1s30, Penn avenue.
HISaEsI cAsHx fGF Isais,i rcistS sr:
IkOOT1ySHOES, Efc., ct B. b. HART09kNSlS
2S1 7th street, between II and N. Amy order
e,onfh wall promptly attended to. desly
E'oRsALE-AT THELOwEsf PRIcH-25 ,OeO
extra choice FreDch, 1nzlish and Ameri- ~ J
esD. Perpetual Blooming ROSES, Clmsbin4 a
fLANrs ornamental shRUHSyRLANTSS
sps !. .Sfs ts bsss as .ss ss
nh:leo2m Conneetfsss svsass and N street.
Br $gn.Sb SfAEA Ees iss "a ssb
and premium stock. 179 b St, between 9tL and
10Th Island. lap2 ST. De. BROrHERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

GENERAL WALRER, Superintendent of the
Census, adopts the competitive manner of ap-
Podntmsnt. and all applicants for surbordinate
places are subjected fo most rigid examine
ton - -.sl -E.r1.. .rH H. ...f4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

TIE REGISTRATION To-DAY.-At tIree
O'Clock to-day all the officers OF registratio,
were not present-only Me.srs. Donoho, Donald
son; Crosman and Booker, with the clerks.
Some sixty persons were IN the line, some of
them having stood there some two hour waitin,
for tie door to open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

ANDREW J. JOYCE 90
oAkkIAGk MANUfACTURkRs,
A1s and 4sS fourteenth strees.
kEPAIRIN0 In all In branches
Az Cesriass tus Jp RspoWs, Sssvass Or Commis
mon sRStred.
Agents for Brewster Co fof Broor,. -sr~es V,,,s
avenue. New York srrp -ecl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

"a CANCELLATION cy REVENUE STAMps.-yt is
the intention OF Commissioner Delano to adopt
for use one or more mechanical devices for can
ceiling Revenue stamps in addition to the stamp
cancelliDg machines now on trial. with the view
OF ultimately authorizing the permanent use OF
the one or two that shall be found best to unite
the two necessary requisites Of rapidity OF work
and that thorou shness Of cancellation which
shan absolutely prevent cleaning and.re-use. No
canceiior will be continued in use which sha,
he found in practice not to accomplish fi,is end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

The kIsBERLY-BUTLER CAsE-The case of
Edward ana William II. Kimberly vs. BENJAMIN
r. Butler is set fer trial peremptorily to-mor-
row IN the United States Circuit Court in Bal
timore il having been continued from the No
'yember term OF Is69 a'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05
ENcoURAGE HONE aAHUFAcrUBEs I

Corner 18th street west and n stree; north,
Are now prepared 10 manufacture all kiuB "A,
FLINT and CO1ORED GLASS, al the most ,a...,,,'
able terms and the shortest notice
Tn hskd u large supply of the best ouali,x 90
CHlMSkys aud flsH GLOBES, Of ali sl.es .uS
pss,.erns; .fAscl JARS. with TOPS, flr Candies.
fels GEORGE LASGON, su uPertutspS@pt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05
C0LUMRIA YEAST POWDER,

ConFos'2 Of the most Healthy Ingredients, beng
free from al injurious J-uss
- soID BY ALL GRoCERs N The city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

~ HIRsH, GLOTHIER, formerly of Wash
~ in9toh BGiiding, corner Ot 9Th street and Pa
avenue, removed q SO Penna ayenue uudrr Ne
aropoitsn Hotel takes pleasure 20 snnopnce to his
GInerous patrons and the public that he Is read 10
stlpy them WIN a variety ana latest STYLE ,f
SPkINGAND SlMMER CLOTHING and ,ENTs
fCkNISHfNG GOODS, to which he rrsnsrf. ,I,y
calls the attentioR VI the public. :. '-'
VI. HIRSH.
srrl lsf o. D Fenpsy an q Az enus
srfln' R-fI Under Mctrop litsn Ho,e,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

GRACE GREENWOOD, who is known every
where through her brilliant pen, is about to
make the personal acquaintance OF some OF her
New England admirers, having acceded to a
Ioud call from that quarter for the delivery OF
Der Indoors lecture in which she made 40
great hit at Lincoln Han.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

ASSIGNMENT or JUSTICE BRADLEY-In the
Supreme Court yesterday, the Chief Justice
announced the assignment of Associate Justice
Bradley to the circuit of the late Mr.. Justice
WAYNE, which includes the States of Geor .ia.
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana aud
Texas. a.. .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

Manifest OF the steamer City of Evans
vile: from Cairo to Evansville. August
2lst, 1870.
Ragon, Dickey s. Ragon, 30 cases match
es. packages do, / a Il He man, 81 cases
dos A Gumherts. IL sacks feathers: Mr..
Williams shtngle machine: Heucke q
Lemcke, bag wool; Igleheart Bros, 81
bags wheat: Lyon q MacheD, lib bags
Wheatt " q Brown q Co. bogshead to-
bacco: q W French, IL hogsheads tob4 eco
Chas. schaum d Co, 100 bags bran, 81 bags
barley; Owner on board, 81 head cattle.
RESHIPPING.
New Albany ford q Sons, IA casks
soda ash. rEs
Louisvlle-Rsy & Co, u hogsheads to-
baeco; Glover, " hlte q 90, ID hogsheads
tobaccos Glazshook, Grunstein q Co, 10
bale rags: George w WIcks a co, 4 bales
cotton. VIM III btok es d Co, so wheel bar
70 VS.; l. Richardson, sack wool; Bumaeh-
er q Moore, I lot rags SC. Men ELL, Wright
q Sanders, 50 bales moss, lot hides, &C; J
Z Brown q Bro, $50 SACKS corn; o q
Tachaw, box tobacco; Dupont & Co, 3
bales rags.
Madison-M Grenier & Sons, II empty
ale barrels; Besen d Co, Al empty ale bar
reis, 20 empty beer kegs.
Ctncinnati-Kirkup q Son, lot old cop
per; II karie, bags rags, keg beeswax !;
b BenJam bale sheep psits; n Kush-
man d Co. II hogsheads cocoa nuts; ] r
Warren q Co, 10 hogsheads do; NJ Levy, 4
empty bottles, 1 boxs NJ maJhaW g Co, 5
boxes merchandise; WtIsonp Hinkle q Co,
1 box do; kiBas q PrifZ, pa bundles green
hides; Thatehew a. Dyett, 10 empty ale
barrels: WeyEnd IL Jung, 130 empty ale u
barrels IS empty beer kegs; Agent Little
Miami Railroad, 2 bOttIing machines, 1
box merchandise.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22
THE Markets.
New YOrk Market,


BY Telegraph NEW YoRK, August 20.
CoTToN Firm and higher; sales IA
2 ales at l91zc for middling uplands.
FLouE - Receipts OF A $50 barrels: dull
ana oglVc lower; sales 1880 barrels at
- sS95 20 for supernne western and state:
20 oo96 90 for common TO good extra do.
Oo ~, o. LOT GOOD 70 choice do: 10 20@0 50
ern extra; - 909T 40 for common 10 choice
extra Ut. Louis. Market closing arm ana
Rye FLoUR-Quiet; sales OF 100 bbIs at
CoR~ MEAL Quiet.
Nv HIsKY-Dulli sales Of 100 bar esl at
WHEAT-Rcceipts ofs7 28s bushels; heavy
l92c lower; sales or y 0O0 bushels 81 l5Gl ~
for No. spring; 81 30 for winter red 1lll-
nois; 81 35gI 80 for winter red and amber
western. inside price for inferior.
hxEoQuiet; sales OF 1900 bushels west
CoRN-Receipts of 80 ,sl4; without decided
change; sales of 46, 600 bushels at s59S9c for
OATs-Littie firmer; sales OF SO 600 bush
els az $4,000 for westerni 60955c for Ohio
and state.
CoAL-Unchanged.
LEATHER-Quiet and firm; hen1lock
sole. Buenos Ares and Rio 0rande, light
WooL-Firm; sales 65O.0O0 lbs Al s49@525<
for domestic fleece 89G52c for unwashed
HAY-in fair demand at $4,000 for ship
: HoPs-Unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-Steady Ct az for Iehned:
PoRK-Lower; sales go Dbia at e26 80 for
mess; s24g25 for prime; S30933 for prime
/ me 8; sales 800 bbls mess for OctoDer AZ
\ S28 So ~ E
/ BEEF Quiet; sales 200 bbls at Sl29l6 foI
/ plain mess sl69l9 for extra mess. Bee
hans nominal. Terce oeet quiet at t16g
Use for prime; s30a3l for India mess. Mid
| dies dull: sales Is boxes at 15M for Ions
ear. Cut meats dull at l9g2lc for picked
/ hams. ~wn rs slra...
| LARD-Dull: sales $50 tieTces at 1916.
| for steam; l79l7% for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Firm at 20 g3ic for western; 249
| 39c for state
CHEEsE-Dull at 5t91315s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22
Communicated.

LamascO Tax-PayeFs, Attention!
You will see the City Clerk notices
that the Council has completed the
equalization of all real estate and i'm :
provements. and the books are now
ready for examination at the Council
Chamber, where the Council will
hear all complaints on Wednesday.
August 10th, on inquiriDg. / find
this date is a blunder of the clerk.
and that the day when the Council
will hear complaints will be the
23i, or next Wednesday. Now l
want to call to your attention
the wisdom of examining the work
this Council has done in what they
call equalization. You will find that.
in Lamasco. they have equalized US
up about forty or City per cent. more
than what every one knows was the
unjust and oppressive appraisement
of the Republican Council last year.
I want my neighbors to examine as I
have done, aud say whether they are
going to submit to let their taxes be
raised in this unjust way to build
Water Works, etc., in the upper part
of the city. after they were frst placed
in our part of it. I don't think it
pays to be so strong a Democrat as
that.
For one will not submit to such
thing. I say examine your appraise-
ment by Council. and when you see
your lots put higher than they are
worth to raise high tax, then, let us
hold a public meeting and put it
down. Let us do this at once, and
be ready on Wednesday to make our
complaints. and make them heard.
AZ OLD 6rH WARD TAX PAYER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

POLICE ITE8Is.-Leo. Kehn seems
TO be monomaniac. He imagines
his wife a witch. She is. according
to his account. leagued with outside
barbarians to destroy his life. He
rushed to the police headquarters on
Saturday night. with a vial of Chic
rate of Potash, which he said his
wife used, to try to poison him. On
Friday Leo. tried to have her arrest
ed for attempting to shoot him with
an old army musket, but the charges
were not entertained.
Thos. Manahale. a Lamasco bum
mer, awaits the action ofthe Recorder,
for being disorderly.
John Carr and Henry Sheer are in
durance vile on a like charge, and
a dashing looking courtezan, who was
brought before the Recorders Court
on an unsustained charge, was sent
to prison for three hours and fined
five dollars for contempt of court in
diso5eyirg the order to keep silent.
Several others, bummers. will make
their appearance at court this morn
ing on various charges, mostly DRINKS
Of difsFant degrees
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

PERsoNAL.-Captain H. Clay Good
ing returned from his canvassing
tour on Saturday evening.
Mr.. J. Vairiu, of s. Fl. Kennedy &
Co, New Orleans, who has been
spending a week in this city. left for
Cairo,on Saturday. He says that Ev-
ansville is being looked to more and
more by New Orleans merchants. as a
place worthy of sssiduous cultivation
by them.
Mr.. Ed. Half. with Minor & Dali
lam, adds to the testimony Of the
abundance of crops in Southern Illi-
nois, from which country he has just
returned.
Capt. Hines. of the Bowling Green
Democrat, came to the city on the
steamer Evansville yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

THE CONCERT To MoRRow.-Is is
to be hoped that the Opera House
will be filed to OVERLOOKING to-mor-
rev evening. for beside the object for
which the concert and exhibition is
to be given. the programme shows thai
those who attend will receive the
worth of their money in entertain
ment.
The LiederkrGnz will sing some of
its best pieces, and the Turner's will
astonish the audience with their gym
nastic feats. The solo of Miss Schmid
is represented to be unusually fne,
and alone worth nearly the price Of
the tickets.
The Crescent City Silver and Cornet
Bands are both engaged, and in fact,
almost all the musical talent of the
city will De combined to produce an
exhibition that will richly repay a
visit.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

INDIANAPOLIS ON EVANSVILLE
The members of the Riverside B.
B. Club had their guests. the Indian
apolis Club, out on Saturday. for a
drive, taking them over large por
ton of the city, including the Arte-
slams Springs Park. It so happened
that none of the rs had ever visited
our city before. hence they were agree
ably surprised at its size azd apparent
commercial importance. They are
all of them youog men of cultivation
and hence appreciated our apparent
thrift. The buiness like appearance
the city bears. being particularly
praised by them. atztu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

AN OLD SoNa REvIvED.-J Justice
VIM. Emery draws upon his memory
for song of his boyhood days. and
furnishes the following, which was
sung in England during the wars Of
the elder Napoleon &c comes to us
with singular appropriateness now:
"Bonaparte has run away
Hellive TO fight some other day
He's only gone to take nap,
And lay his head on Louise lap
Now stay at home, my dear, says she,
And go no more to Germany
Now, Bony, stay here by my side,
Those Prussisn bears L can't abide.
If once they get you In their claws.
Youth seem like nothing in their jaws.
So stay al home, my dear, says she,
And go no more to Germany"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22
OincInnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, August 70.
FLOUR Dali family So OOG6 q.
WHEAr-Dult and droO ping; red winter
81 I5GI %; white 81 30Ql 40.
CoRN-ScaTce and arm 40 78080c
OATS Finn at DOGS for news and 5o@i56c
for old.
RYE-S0GS2c.
BAsLEY-scarce and arm at 81 lO9I 20.
WHlsKY-Duii 80 92Bg3; the latter rate
In iron bound.
MISS PoRK-Dull aud prices nominal ~
E28 so.
BULK MEATs-Are held at l88I5o, but
no sales.
BAooN-In fair jobbinG demand; sales
I40 hhdH nc l3Mc for shoulders; Tic for
sides, and TIC for clear do.
HAMs-Sugar cured "a 1241<c and duu.
LARD Dull st l5z<e for kettle rendered
steam solu at l5c.
BUrTER-U nchanged at 2jQ5J.
EGGs-Firm al I6dl7c.
LINsKHD UIL-Eteady ct O. Ol1l %.
LARD OIL-Sl fT0t 20.
SUGAR-steady at l29I3c.
CoFFEE-20g24c.
CoTToN--1zc higher: lS%Gls5<c.
TOBACCO UnchanR ed; no sales to-day,
GoLD-Sl Is buying.
ExCHATGE-DulI; / sa1. 10 discount buy
ing. .tak
MoEEY-Market unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22
European Harkets

By Telegraph LONDON, Aug p.
Consols for money 0lsz; accounts 9l1S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quiet for 500 bonds
at London l0-415 S2IS 62s Sss6i Cos 6ls1i DE
865<.
LIVERPOOL, August 20.-Cott0n market
active and bnoyant; middling 30; Orleans
81 sales 5000 bales, 5000 speculation &C.
California white wheat lOs Cd : red Wegtern
No. IS lOd winter 9s Cd; western dour
25s; corn No. mixed Dos; oats 30 5d93B 81 ]
barley 81: peas 38s pork dull Of ll0as beer
Ills: lard IDS; cheese 62s; bacon DTS FOR
Cum berfaud en- Z /. RRa for short ribbed mid
dies; pirits OF petroleum Is; refined is
7szdQls SC; talloW As 9d: ltnseed oil BIS y
lnaeed cakes 10 pounds l5sgu pounds,
flHAVRE. August 2O.-Cotton sales for the
week 1, 500 bales stOck u.s., 600 bales; market
frm; middling OrIesns w.
FRANKFoRTs August 29-5-20s heavy a.
1905.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22
Sc, Louls Hsrket.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS. August 20.
ToBAcc0-Steady, at full prices for. besl
graz es-
CoTroN-Dull, and nomiual, -
HEMP-URchapRed
Rope and Bagging-Steady, and unc1ane
I'd.
FLoUR-Very duh and prices unchanged.
WHEAT-heavy; 2a3c lower; No. red
F'all 81 1893 Is; No. 81 2OgSl2 81 NO. 2 white
81 &2,GS1 %
CoRE----DulI, and prices droopingi mixed
63cs yellow 65@66c.
OATS Dali. and lower at 39942c.
BAsLEY-YeTy quiet, at sit09lt5 TOT
Spring.
RYE-DuIi st 69c for prime. .s
HIGH wINEs-Dufl at 94c for tron, DO 10y N
PRoYIsIOHs-Dull mess pork. gs g "A ~
bacon shoulders Il1zc; clear RID A2a0i
LAID Nominal at lsgI6J<c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22
PIUOIIII.
dousEs to rent are scarce.


HOUSES to rent are scarce.
HARPER's Monthly at the Post
Office.
SATURDAYS cash receipts at the
Recorders Court, $24 IS.
THE Gipsy's warning" Ware O.
yon mule, he m kicker. he be-"
AURORA BoREALIs gave one of his
inimitably brilliant exhibitions on
Saturday evening.
WHAT'S in name. The Carlyle
GIL. Union is edited by Hard Case,
Esq.
INTERESTING foreign nsws may be
found on the second page of to.day's
JOURNAL.
THREE ladies were baptised in the
river last night by Elder Flower, OF
the Christian Church.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH was
crowded yesterday. Over three hun
dred persons were received into full
membership as the result of last win
ter's revival.
AN error occurred in the report of
the destruction of Mr.. Terry's barn
on Friday last. The loss was So. 900;
insurance 5000
ADMIRERS of handsome job print
ing should examine the new posters
for the County Fair, just turned out
from the JOURNAL job rooms.
ESPECIAL attention is directed to
the closing out sale of mirror. a safe,
and side showcase at Rosencranz's
on Second Street. this morning.
/ ANY one who is fond Of natures
beauties should visit Newit's glrden
on FIRST Avenue near Eleventh Street.
He has repeatedly caused the JOUR-
NAL Office to bloom.
| The funeral of Mr.. Tohill, yesterday.
/ from the Ingle Street Church. was .
| very large Que. testifying how much
his loss is felt BY his large circle Of
! friends.
/ QUESTIONS to Queensware men /:
| Col. Rollingsworth answers the last
! in the Affirmative. and asks: '.Ars
billy goats individual buffers" The
next one is: rs crack pitcher to
base ball club q merchantable ar.
ticle."
! OFFICER ANLEITNER arrested a
man last night with sack of cotton
on his shoulder, which he was carry
ing from the levee. He tried to make
the officer believe he was a night
watchman, but it wouldn't go down,
but he went up.
| THE Saturday evening Union, Of
this city, is invariably q very enter
tanning paper. replete with literary
fragments. original and selected
Among the original last Saturday is Q
clever translation of the Telegram
from Metz" which has gone the
rounds of the English papers, and
several little patriotic and humorous
pieces that must make il very welcome
to its readers.