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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, June 10
FLoUR-F1rm but quiet, with rather bet
ter feeling, owing 70 the improvement
noted in wheat; family S. 1896 90, and ex-
ira IS 50d5 IS.
WHEAT-Firm and in good demand /;
sales 5000 bushels red at 81 Goal Is.
CORN-Dull and nominal at 90d82c.
white 6Oa6Ic.
RYE Ptd9sc
CoTToN-Quiet but firm at 2tK.
ToBACCo-Steady: sales 229 hhds at IS So
TO S33 80 for frozen trash to bright leaf.
WHIsKY-Unsettled: sales reported at
81 o.. but IL was offered at 81 03 without
buyers.
MESS PoRK-Held fairly at $50 so, which
is SOC above the views of buyers, therefore
moth ng was done.
BULK MEAJs-Quiet and held firmly al
y, Is. l5H end l6c; 10000 pounds shoul.
ders sold at I2c.
BACON changed: shoulders I356a131<i
a2lc
LARD-Held at l61z, though small lots
BUTTER AND CHEE6E-Unchangcd.
EGGs-20c.
LIHsEED OTL-s1 10.
GoID-ll3L buying.
ExcHANGE-Dull at 10 TO zoe discount
buying.
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For Other River Items See Third Page.

The weather was nearly clear last
night before midnight, and was quite
cool. The only additional arrivals
and departures were the Shamrock,
st. Louis to Cincinnati; City Of Ev-
ansvilIe, to Cairo; Hartford, to Green
River; Pine Bluff. to Grandview;
Idlewild, from Cairo; Morning Star,
to Louisville; West Wind, from the
bone yard.
The City of Evansville had very
nice trip out, including many people,
among whom were several delegates
to the Sunday School Convention. A
large portion of the New Al
bany delegation. including Mat.
Hurley, staid over in this city till
last night, and went up on the Morn
ing Star, having spent the day in
driving around the city and visiting
the interesting points in the city and
vicinity. All were enthusiastic in
their expressions ofgrateful apprec;a-
ton of the large hearted hospitali-
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THE MARKETS.
New York Harket.


BY Telegraph NEW York, June 10.
CoTToE-Quiet and heavy; 2I1Sc for low
middlingi re for middling uplands; sales
FLoUR-Receipts 7,OI1 bbls; opened 1Oe
better, with good export demand for
extra State; closed quiet; sales of l24OO
barrels at IS 1895 35 for superf1ne State and
8 % for fair 10 choice; IS 60g6 IS for extra
Ohio; So 0099 so for extra st. Louis.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
CORN MEAL-Dnchanged
WHISKY-Lower and more active: saf es
of 500 barrels Of western free, at 81 059l %,
WHEAT-Receipts g., 1885 bushes: ? to Sc
better; active export and speculative de-
mand, chiefly for No. 2 Milwaukee, and
amber western: sales of 264.000 bushels at
81 l291 10 for rejected spring: 81 GOAL . for
No. 3 Chicago; 81 271SgI % for No. Chica-
go; 81 28dl 81 for NO.2 Milwaukee; 81 36
for No. Milwaukee: 81 40a1 IS for winter
red and amber western, and 81 50 for white
western.
RYE-Duu
Barley and barley malt nominal.
PEAS-More active: sales 15,U00 bushels
OF Canada in bond at 81 90 to arrive.
CoRN-Rsceipts IS .l6S; lc higher: sales
1900 bushels at 95c9s1 60 for unsound /;
for very choice do; 81 OSal 90 for old do
q II for western yellow, and ST. lO9l u
OATs-Rec- ipts l9, 754: steady but outlet ;
sales a 600 bushels at 65d68c for western
in store; 6e12 DO, delivered :6997Ic for Ohio
HAY-Unchanged at 75GS0c for shipping
9001 % for retail lots.
HoPS-Firm at l4d25c
PoRK-Mess dull and lower; holders ask
SEQ 5000 81. but no demand for other than
parcels for forward delivery sales at $50 50
July or August; 10 sales.
BEEF-Unchanged: sales OF go bbls at Ga
ais for plain mess; sl69l8 for extra mess.
Beef hams, quiet and steady at G29135
sales Of SO bbis. Tierce beef nominal
sales of 100 tierees extra India mess, city at
S38 so. Middles. dun and heavy.
CUT MEATS-Steady and more active
sales of $50 packages at 12s for picked
shoulders; l61z9l71z for picked hams; 209
2l< for bagged hams.
LARD-QuIet: sales of $50 tierces at 141Sd
l5H city: l6Gl61S for steam western; ket.
tie rendered quiet at l61zal61z.
BUTTER-A shade drmer for prime west
ern at 1850.
15c.
RICE-FiTm; Caroline s1zaSI<.
PETRoLEUM-Crude steady but quIet al
149s: refined in moderate request at III.
MoLAssEs-unchange ; sales of $50 hhds
Barbados ct 45946c; Muscovado 39c.
CcFFEE-Steady.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of go hhds at e5<d
SO for Cuba; sales of $50 bids Bahia at Of
fair to good refining 95E9956.
TURPESTINE-Quiet at 3SH.
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PITTsBURG, June 10.-The Mouon-
gahela is rising slowly, with 3 feet s
inches water. At Greensboro, 3 feet
6 inches and stationary-rainiDg. At
Brownsville, 4 feet and stationary.
Arrived-Juniata, Cincinnati; Gran
lite State, Portsmouth. Heavy rains
have fallen during the past two days,
and the prospects are good for enough
water for shipments. Freighls on the
wharf are moving lively, aud the Ju.
niata, which leaves tomorrow for
Cincinnati, will have big trip. The
Granite State, for Portsmouth,, leaves
at o'clock. Weather shoWery. Mer-
curry 650.
PITTsBURG, June 10.-Frequent
showers and weather still cloudy.
Mouongahel4 4 feet inches and
rising. ArriVed-Juniata and Gran.
tie State The Wauanita leaves to-
morrow for St. Louis.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-River fallen
6 inches during the last "a hours,
with II feet in the channel. Arrived
Spray, from Kanawha; Bermuda,
from Evansville. Departed-Tele-
graph, for Big Sandy; Champion, for
st. Louis; Major Anderson, for
Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Arrived-
Cherokee and Lawrence, from Gin
cinnati; I. Reese and barges, from
St. Louis. Departed-Cherokee to
New Orleans; Lawrence, to Nash
vile; T. Reese and barges. to Wheel
ing. River stationary, 5 feet l inch
in the canal and 3 feet 1 inch in the
chute. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, June 10.-Port List-Ca-
melia. st. Lonis to Pittsburg, A. M:
Marble City, Vicksburg to st. Louis,
2; Bee, ST. Louis to New Orleans, 2;
Sam. j. Hale, Memphis to Cincin-
natl; Dexter, st. Louis to New Or
leans, g.; Nick LoDgworth, New Or
leans to Louisville. II Z; Robert E. Lee,
Cairo to New Orleans, noon; Bis
marck, New Orleans to st. Louis, Il
NJ; City of Alton. st. Louis to Vicks-
burg, 3 P. b.; Abeoua. Cincinnati to
st. Louis, Z; Commercial. Evansville
to Memphis, 8. River rose 5 inches.
Weather clear. Mercury GO.
ST.. LOUIS, June 10.-Arrived-
johnson. Keokuk; Red Wing, st.
Paul; SCHUYLER, Peoria; st. Joseph,
Memphis; Mohawk and barges, New
Orleans Departed-J ohm, Keokuk;
Mitchell, st. Paul; Belle Memphis,
Memphis; Mountaineer, Kansas City.
The river is falling, but the big rise
in the Missouri will be here in a day
or two. The weather is showery and
cool.
NASHVILLE. June 10-River fall
ing; feet on Shoals; weather show
cry and cool. Arrived-Mallie Ra-
qon from Evansville. Departed-El-
Ia Hughes for Upper Cumberland.
MEMPHIS, June 10. - Weather
cloudy mercury 720. River rose one
foot. Departed-Olive Branch, for
New Orleans; J. III. Curtis and Silver
Moon, for Cincinnati; Julia, for
Vicksburg; Colorado. for st. Louis.
The Arkansas is falling, after rising
10 feet, at Little Rock.
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81. LnuIa Market
By releeranh.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, June 10.
TOBACCO STEADY, unchanged.
CoTroS-Nominal at 2Ic.
HEMP-In good demand at SI4O9ls5 fol
undressed.
FLoUR-Ftrm low grades scarce super
nne to Xxx spring ranRe 81 l0d4 IS: fall
suDeThns 90 25g4 40; choice X "a S5@4 80
Xxx f545 Is.
WHEAT Slow and unchanged; No. 2
spring 95s No. 2 fall 81 Is; No. 1 do 81 q F.:
strictly choice red 81 369l 371< fancy white
81 so.
CoRN-O rened dull, but closed active and
higher: mixed S5g90; yellow S7a95; white
95MS1 O6
OATS-Inactfve as 56a58.
WHISRY-DuII at 81 O4.
GROCERIES Unchanged.
PRoYIsIoNs-FiTm: pork sold al $50 for
heavy: tobbing lots held at $50 so dry salt
loose shoulders liz; rib ,ides az pack ed
clear rib l55< clear 161z: bacon small lots
shoulders lS2; Gear rib l65z clear III.
BARD-DUlI at l5alG.
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Memphis Market.

By telegraph MEMPHIS, June 10.
COTToN - Dull at 2I15; receipts OF 1893
bales; sales OF l60 bales; exports ,0O7 bales :
for week - receipts 2,I03 bales; exports
1854 bales; stock 1904 bales.
FLoUR-Firm; medium e5 50d8 So
CoRN-Iuac.ive: yellow and mixed 81 O5.
Corn MEAL-Duli and lower az IS.
OATS-FiTm at 63c.
HAY-Dull at $40.
BRAN-Dui1 at $50.
LARD-Dull at l7dlS%.
PoRK-Quiet at $50 So
BACON-ShOulder5 quiet AZ lg%. sides
quiet at 17sz9IS.
The Little Rock Gazette has the crop re-
ports of the principal counties in ATkan-
sas, which represent cotton and corn as
unusually good. The weather Is tolerab1y
favorable In the neighborhood OF Mem
phis. The cool weather for the past few
days has produced lice Ia the cotton fields.
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chicago Market.

BY telegraph CHICAGO, June 10.
FLOUR Quiet and firm; spring extra
81 75a4 IS.
WHEAT-Firm: 4a41zc higher; sales Of
No 2 81 l0N9I liz, closing at 81 IILGI IIL
cash 81 1312gl IA seller last half and al IL
seller July.
CORN Opened duh at 831zc and sdvanc-
ed TO s5c, and closed at Sl@841<c; this after.
noon unchanged.
OATs-Quiet at 49G5Oc. closing inside.
RYE-Quiet; closed at S5aS8s for No q
BARLEY-Closed at 90995c for No. 2; GOA
Csc TOR No. 2.
HIGHwIHEs--Dull and closing at csc for
wood and 96c for iron bound.
PRoYIsIoNS-Dull and easier.
HoGs-Active at 1895 70 for common to
choice.
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ties with which they had been enter
tanned By our people, and Of admira-
ton of our beautiful and progressive
city, and express an earnest desire at
no distant day, to reciprocate the
hearty welcome they received here.
......Captain Gus. Fowler telegraphed
Us last night, that the Idlewild has
the Alpha's orders. and will connect
with that boat at Smithland, on Sun
day, and will take all Cumberland
River freight Offering at regular
rates.........Captain Eugene Bow
ers, clerk of the Nick Longworth
telegraphs US that the Longworth
will be here at 10 M. to day, and
has an abundance of tropical fruits,
such as bananas. pine apples, etc.. for
sale.........From Capt. Ben. Howard.
who was In the city yesterday. we
learn that the Ollie Sullivan, run
ming in the Padueah and Eastport
trade, struck snag in the Tennessee,
thirty FIVE miles above Paducah, and
turned bottom upwards. No lives
were lost. Her cargo consisted of 10
beles of cotton. Capt. Howard is
now engaged furnishing timber to the
boat yard at Mound City.......Capt.
Frank o. Smith was in command of
the Morning Star. last night. Capt.
Gilmore having stopped off......We
announced the Ida May, a new ferry
boat, as having been built. So we
were informed; but we have since
learned that the hull was built at
Metropolis, and was brought here to
receive her machinery. When this
was aboard, it was discovered that the
hull was not sufficient for the machin-
cry, and now she goes upon the dry
docks, to be cut in two and length
ened......At midnight, last, a heavy
fog bank was plainly visible across
the point in Dutch Bend, which be-
yond doubt, prevented the arrival of
the Idlewild, which passed Union
town at 6 O'Clock. The Morning Star
waited for her till half past twelve,
and then left. for fear she herself
might be caught in the fog.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FoR WABASH RIvER.-The fine
steamer West Wind is announced for
Mt. Carmel and all intermediate Wa
bash River landings, at PM. to-day,
having pleasant passenger appoint
ment. She will go out in charge of
Captain Alb. Mackey and Cash Thorn.
as, two careful and popular officers.
BOats Leaving ON Sunday.
For ST. LoUIs.-The Express Line
steamer Champion is the regular
packet in the Cincinnati and St.Louis
line for Sunday. and is elegantly ap,
pointed. Capt. Asa Mason. gentle
man of large experience and proverb-
ial for his urbanity, is in command,
and Jesse Burdsall is her popular and
attentive clerk.
ManffesFs.
| MANIFEST OF steamer CITY OF EYanSTlle
| from Cairo TO Evansville, June 8, 1870:
| A Z Shrader. 30 bids tobacco W q Ford
/ IS do do: Martin, Gsrdne 81 Co, do do
| Topf, Long & Co. bale dry hides; Kahn &
/ Vile, 5 pkgs mdEe: Wheeler ~ Riggs,
| box 20; VIM K French & Co. bdi window
/ shades: Miller, Gardner 81 Co, l package
money; Preston Co. bag of feathers: A
| Gumbsrts, 2 DO do; Schefer, Green & Kehr,
/ 4 bags wool.
/ EESHIPPIEG
| Louisvi lIe-W l. Moore, 5 bales cotton
/ Spratt & Co. 1 hid tobacco: Terry, Wheat
q Cnesney, bag cotton, bags rags, l bdl
| beef hides.
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New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
Ry telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June 10.
FLoUR-FIrrr err: super fine 81 8795; Xxx
IS 25a5 So Xxx s. 1895 D.
COhN - Advanced; mixed 81 l04l III;
white 81 20GI 221z.
OATs-Higher at 68969c.
BRAN-EI l091 Is.
HAY-PTime S24924 80.
PoRK-s3l %.
3AcoS-Duu; 141<c for shoulders; I75Sc
for clear lib sides: 1870 for clear sides.
HANS 2O5<a2I5zc.
LARD Quiet; tierce 151z@l6zzc; keg lsx
9l9Zc.
SUGkR-Prine lI1491I<c.
MoLAssKs-Prime feImenting 65975c.
WHIsKY-sI 021S9I O5
STERLING -l2sS<.
COTTON Quiet and firm. middling Ola
2lzi sales $3.50 bales; receipts I,727 bales:
stock l00,593 bales; receipts for the week
S,055 bales; exports II, 704 bales; sales 900
bales.
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STOLEN BUGaIEs RECOVERED. -
Marshal Wunderlich yesterday re-
covered two buggies, one of which
was stolen on Tuesday from Josiah
Yeech. Esq, Of Greensboro, KY, and
the other is supposed TO belong to a
Mr.. Laird Of Roekport. Ind, he hav-
ing lost one last week.
Suspicion having fallen upon the
owner of a trading boat, he was traced
towards this city, and Marshal Wun-
derlich put on his track. Chris, found
tbs buggies In the boat, which was
laid up at the river bank, few rods
above Brommelhaus's saw mill.
The owner Of the boat was absent
at last account.
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GRAND EXCURSION
To Cincinnati,
occasion of the

On Luo O(Dt1S4J14 u t1Io
q II n O. e r. e z . II 1.
Trains leave Evansville Tuesday even
ing. June 18th, arriving in Cincinnati
next morning. Fare only IS 90 for the
turn to June 18th.
Tickets can be had from members of the
T,ejderkranz Society, j. e. Martin, 9ecre-
farv g & G. R.R., and at depot ticket of
fIce. Buy tickets via Cincinnati Junction
Route. je24t Th&Sat
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Huntsville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, June 10.
BAGGISG-Firm 2 pound at SOC.
CoTToN-Quiet; middling 2Ic.
ELoUR-&5 %.
WHEAT-Sl 151l 20.
CORN-Sl 10.
OATS-b7c.
RYE-Gl 90.
PRoYIsIONS-Q Quiet.
PoRK-Sa0.
BULK MEATs-I21%d16aI6I<c
N-1315MI7d17ISc.
LARD-16%917c
WHIsKY-Sl DIAL o.
ToBACCO-Sales 335 hhds at IS 5Oa7 so for
Tugs; $Se3l0 for low to medium leaf M To
t62 for bright wrappers. Sales include
Sc hhds. Henderson County leaf and strips
at S250923
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Unpaid Letters.
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
June 10. 1870.

TOST-OFFICE, EVANSVILLE [
June 10, 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage. and insuficiently di-
rected.
IF not called for by June 18th.
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashier S
Office.
Fred. Winner & Co.. SbawneetoT
Ray & Co, Louisville. Ky.
Jacob POucher, Fort Branch, Ind.
Stevens & JoneF, sumner, Ill.
Lavena b. Lewis. New Orleans.
John ID. Colly, Memphis, Tenn
Mrs. A. NJ. Blackman, Napoleon, Ark.
JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ
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SCHOOL PIcNIo-The scholars of
Mrs. Ross Select School. and their
parents, had a pleasant impromptu
picnic yesterday, at the Artesian
Springs Park, about fifty persons, in
all, being present-Rev. McElroy
Wylie, of Brooklyn, among the num-
Der. After a pleasant day spent in
that beautiful park, where all en-
ioyed themselves to the utmost. the
party returned about six o'clock,
without being tired.
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inst in Season.

Water Coolers-Filters and Cool
ers combined. Wire (ly) Dish Covers.
Fruit JGrs.-Hero, Gem, Lyman,
and All Right, self-sealers brown
earthen and glass. wire tops for wax.
MARK, WARREN & Co.,
je6 1w. No. %, North First Street.
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MALICIOUS MIsoHIEF.-Wm. Stein
brook, was brought before Squire Me-
Ternan, yesterday, on a charge Of
shooting and severely woundiDga COW.
belonging to Thomas Peters, in re-
venge for some faneied injury. The
trial is set for the 18Th.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-Rev. A. NIGEL
roy Wylie. of Brooklyn, N. Y. will
preach in the Vine Street Presbyterian
church, at 1890 A. NJ, tomorrow.
Mr.. Wylie is a SON Of the late Rev.
DR.. Andrew Wylie, who was so long
the honorable President of the In
diana State University.
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BASE BAIL.-Wait for the wagon,
for the wagon will not wait for you.
1t starts promptly at 2:30 for the
grounds. The game having been de-
ferred two weeks, it is expected to be
unusually good to-day.
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ECONOMY

ECONOMY
" A penny now and penny then,
Will grow TO dollar-the dollar to ten"
By keeping this in view and depos-
ting your dollar in the Evansville
Savings Bank regularly, your tens
will grow to hundreds, for there your
dollar is made to earn more. and, as
the Laird o. Dumbedikes told his son
about the trees he was to plant,
they'll be CROWN while ye're
sleepin'.'
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MORE Observation-Disclosures Pc
tiers is one of those Peters from In
dependence, between whom and the
Daniels's, there seems to be a feud,
compared with which that between
the Carlists and Montagues. is CO.
tillon party. Nick. had Phil. Daniels
before Squire Emery. yesterday, on a
charge of assault and battery. The
justice gave them some fatherly ad-
vice. whereupon, the charge was with.
drawn aud the costs paid.
Jane Mailer was before the same
iastice with charge against Chris
tan Sehuessler, for the unchristian-
like act of cutting down her clothes
line. This piece of mischief cost
Christian 50 40, for which he could
have bought three dozen clothes-lines
new.
Belle Phillips was arrested for as
sault aud battery on Elizabeth Trent,
and what was worse, was convicted.
It cost her So 40.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Philip Ham
barger's medical adviser admonishes
him that he can not with safety be
tried before the 25th of July, so he
has had his trial set for that date.
The charge against Fred Schimmet,
of selling liquor without license, was
tried by jury. and found not gailty.
The Court adjourned to Monday.
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THE WEATHER.-52o were indicated
at 6 o'clock yesterday morning; 64e
al, 8; 6S0 at noon; So at 3 o'clock, and
SO at 6. The thermometer at the
JOURNAL Office was four degrees
higher a. noon.
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VINO IS HE2-The Union copies
an account of German from Evans
vile, whom the Terre Haute Burger
zeitung says was in that city looking
for his American wife, who had
skipped out from here with doctor,
who had been treating her. The doc
tor not only ran away with the wife,
but took the husbands horse and
buggy to run away in. Who is be?
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LIGHT FOR THE WoRLD.-A party
of ladies and gentlemen went out
to the house of William w. Morgan,
Esq, yesterday evening, to witness
the testing Of one Of Scheaf's Patent
Gas Generators, which was attached
to the gas pipes in that house.
The machine. which was intended
to supply twenty-five burners, was
tried with twenty-seven. and the re-
suit of the trial was so satisfactory.
that a company which was formed
here to take the right to manufacture
the machines for all the Southern
States, now desire to secure the whole
United States.
Whether they take the whole
United States or not. Evansville will
supply the whole South with this IL
luminator.
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The POLICE CAPs.-The police
made a raid on Dannetell & Duhme's,
last night. Not to make arrests, but
to leave their measure, for their new
uniform caps.
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OFFICE E. G. &P. REQ.

une ON. IOIU. J
At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the E. G. & P. r. R. Co.,
held on the 7th. inst. it was ordered
that an assessment of ten (10) per
cent of the subscription to the Capt.
tai Stock be levied and collected by
the Treasurer, on the 18th of June,
inst. By order of the Board of Di-
rectors. Il. g. VAN RIPPER,
jeS I'd. Secretary.
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Pianos AID Organs,

A fine assortment from the most
reliable Manufacturers, for sale by
Misses r. & A. Lawrence.
Call and see them at their residence
on Water Street, first door below
Chestnut. je6 lot.
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Evansville Street Railway Company
New Timetable.

From this date, the cars on the
lower route, will run from 5 o'clock
A. NJ, to II o'clock midnight; the last
car leaving the Artesian Springs Park
regularly at IL o'clock Pm.
The cars on the Upper route will
run from 6 o'clock A. NJ, till 10 o'clock
P. NJ WIN. DEAN, Supt.
June 9th. 1870. je6-1w
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WANTED.-Two good men TO can
vass the city aud sell Wheeler & Will
sons Sewing Machines. Liberal wa
ges paid. Apply to
+. NJ. SELLMAN,
Jest Cor. Main and Second st.
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"TELL Me THE OLD, OLD STORY"
Another raftsman from Green River
was make a victim yesterday, by q
sharper, who told him the same old
story of "a little bill and large
check on which Green River loaned
him seven dollars, since which the
man has not been seen. The police
arrested two men ON suspicion of be-
ing in the plot. They readily gave
security for their appearance to stand
examination, and are at liberty, appa-
rently confident in their innocence.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-11

RUNAWAY runaway on Second
Street, yesterday. scattered conster-
nation in his path, but, so far as
learned, the only damage he did was
to tear down a couple of shade trees,
on the corner of Cherry Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-11

RECOMMENDS CoURT.-The usual
array of simple and compound DRINKS
did not appear yesterday morning.
Only one man was troubled with a
weakness of that kind. and he went
to prison to work out S. %. Audreas
Deis was his name. It cost John Ha-
gan IS 25 to learn that it was contrary
to law to hitch his horse to a shade
tree.
VIM. Martin was accused of having
entered the Main Street Exchange.
late on Thursday night, and calling
for fight worth S. side. Schweizer
doesn't keep anything of the kind; so
he tried to get one out of John Nc
Claim. McClain accommodated him
too well by knocking him down, and
when he got up the police took care
of him.
On the way to the lock up the hero
became child, and gave vent to his
sorrow in great sobs and tears. He
was fined S. %, leaving him just
twenty five cents with which to fol-
low Judge Wizards advice and leave
town.
McClain, who knocked him down.
was dismissed, the blow being struck
in self defense.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-11

B@ There was seventy-one hhds.
Of tobacco sold in this city yesterday.
according to Inspector Fendrich's re-
port.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-11

THE PRIzE.-This is the name of
the book Mr.. Foote distributed in the
Sabbath School Convention. 1t is
published by Root & Cady, Chicago.