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For Other Rtvsr Items See 7n1rd Paoe.

For Other River Items See Third Page.
The Palestine was late last night,
having been detained by fog the night
previous. She had considerable
freight and a number of people for
points below, but the Mary Miller
left before she arrived. Among her
passengers were Captain Yves. Whit
low and others Of the crew of the
Robert E. Lee. Whitlow goes as
mate of the Lee. and q better could
not have been selected......The Mary
Miller took out fair trip of freight
and people......The Sam Orr had q
splendid trip out......The Mallie
Ragon is announced for the Tennessee
River on Thursday. She is in magnifi-
cent condition.....The frame for the
hull of Captains Thomas and Wal
thall's new boat is being set up, an
the material is ready to set up the
hull of the new Alpha.........There Is
large lot of wooden ware, hubs,
felloes, &c, from She factory of z.
Decker & Co., on the wharf, awaiting
shipment to Texas......Ed G. Phelps,
a noted steamboat clerk of New Or
leans, Msgruder's favorite. and anoth.
er of the PARROT Egg story, and Geo.
Fenley, engineer of the Indiana. were
passengers by the Palestine last night,
and will 60 forward to day By the
Idlewild........."Wm. Apologize, of
Caseyville, KY, proprietor of the
Apologize Coal Mine. on TradeWater,
vas passenger by the Palestine last
night, and will go forward by the
Idlewild to-day. Capt. Yves. Whit
low had a special guard detailed last
night to show Apologize the city. aud
afford him protection.
MaaIIssfs.
Manifest of steamer idlewi!d, from Cairo
to Evansville, August 80.
A K Shrader, q hogshe2ds tobacco, go
bDls -four: A O. un4berLs, bags feathers ;
Lyon & Machen, 70 bags wheat: Mr. Well,
packages hides: Boetticher, Kellogg Il
Co, sett hoops, Adams Express Com Pany,
bundles meIcnandtse; Charles BsecOck,
1 package dry goods; Ragon, DicKey & n a
gOn, 2 bags coffee, barrel WHISKY; Glenn"
Charles scnaum & Co. 800 bags barley, los
bags bran Owne-, lot p.under.
REsHIPPING.
New Albany-2 bgs WOO
LOuisvllIe-I box Dacsn, hoGsheads to-
Cincinnati IS bags wool. IS empty Deer
kegs.
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New York HaFket.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, August 30.
CoTroN-More active and UNCHANGED I:
sales OF 1,s44 bales al 1870 for middiing
FLOUR Receipts of 2i.l7I barrels:
lower and more active; sales OF 1850 barr
r Is at S. 2g5 50 for superhne west
S. SOg6 20 for good TO choice do: So I5a
6 tor viii e wheat western extra; IS 7O6
90 for extra Ohio; IS 75as 50 for extra
Rye FLoUR-Dun; sales Of 500 barrels at
81 50a6 20.
CoEN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY-LOWer; sales of 80 barrels at
93a94c, closing at inside price.
WHEAT-RecefpLs 93,l26 bushels; I92c
better and fair continental oemand /:
sales OF $4,000 bushels at 81 Is for No. 2
Chicago part kim dried; 81 2l@l Is for No.
spring: 81 30d1 40 for common, amber
anu d lie nessee; 81 4ogi As for winter, red
white southern. - % AOA
RYE-Quiet.
MALT-NominaI.
CoRE-Receipts 40,44l bushels; heavy /:
saies OF 5000 bushels az S59S6% for new
mixed western; SIC for high mixed nearIv
yellow: so9soc TOR yellow; 81 Us for white
OATs-Recelpts 9S74 bushels: upehanq-
ed sales Of "a 0Jo bushels al 55a52e for
western 53g57c fo- OHIO aud State.
HAY-Unchanged.
HOPS Quiet and drm.
CoFFEE-In fair request.
SUGAR-In fair request: sales OF 7gS hhds
at 9zgl0c for Cuba; 9169lO14 for Porto
Rico.
Enthusiastically
RICE-Steady and quiet al s5<@eS.
PErRoLEUM-Quiet at &c Tor rea1ed
buyers s6H926sz.
TURPENTTNE-strong az 4oc.
PoRK--Dull; sales OF 800 barrels at SO fol
mess; S2lg2o Tor prime; sS09s2 for prime
10 ess.
BEEF-Dun ana lower; sales of 100 bbl'
at Sl24l6 for plain mess tl69ls for extrs
mess; beef hams dull at So 80; tlsrce bee
quiet at s27g29 for prime mess; So09Sl fol
India mess.
CUT MEATs-19G2lc for pick ed hams
middles firm at l6% for long clear.
LARL-More active and urn sales OF SCI
tierces at l61<9i65< for steam; Hal75T fol
kettle rendered also $50 tlerces Septeinb
at 1871.
BUTTER Quiet st 2O9S0c for western.
CHEEsK-Dull at l48l41<.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Consumption.


The Three Remedies. "sCEyENcH's PUL.-
MoN1o SYRUP" for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds. Bronchitis, and every form of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med
icine ripens the ulcers In the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purifes the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"5chencK's sea~Weed Tonic" for the
cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising nom debility. This tonic
| invigoraJes the digestive organs, supplies
the place of the gastric juice when that 10
deficient, and then enables tho patient TO
digest the most nuLricious food. Il is
sovereign remedy for Gil cases OF indiges.
ton.
"schenck's Mandrake Pills," one OF tins
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being a vegetable substitute for caIOmel,
and having au the useful properties as
eribed to that mineral, without producing
any of it's injurious effects.
To these three medicines Dr.. J. II
schenck, OF philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaIed success In the Treatment Of Pal.
monte Consumption. The PuImonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges Il,
and purihes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver. remove all OBJ
structions therefrom, give the organ q
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which Is one of the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthens
Ing ths digestion and bringing IL to a nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality Of the blood, by which means the
formation OF ulcers or tubercles In the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, W cure every case OF Consump-
ton If the NEEDLES are used in time and
the use OF the is persevered In sufieient-
ly TO bring the case to favorable termina-
ton.
DR.. schenck's Almanac, containing full
treatise on the various forms OF disease
his mode OF treatment, and general direc-
lions how 10 use mia medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal Once, No. Is North sixth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the PuImonfc Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, each s. so per bottle, or ~ 30 q
half dozen. Mandrake Pills. 2oc. per bO1s
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoURT. = Hon Il. l..
Robinson presiding.-The trial of
VIM. @. Crosby on charge of cutting
James Dorsey was continued, the able
argument of Major Madison for the
defense being closed about IL o'clock
AN. The jury retired. after brief
charge from the Judge, and after re-
naming out until late in the after
noon we're discharged. unable to agree,
and Crosby was set at liberty. this be-
ing the second jury that disagreed on
his case.
RECORDERS CoURT-Nathan VII
lard, Esq presiding.-Only enc de-
linquent appeared, and he, the great
O'Conner, was fined IS 65 for a very
stupid drunk. One dollar in cash
being his sole earthly possession, he
paid that, and Was trusted for the
balance.
Before Justice AcTeynGn.-Philip
Gerichs was fined IS so for an assault
on Rachel Laynan, colored woman.
Philip didn't want his name men
toned, and after vain trial to have
it omitted, be said, with contempt
nous wave of his hand, II don't give
a snap for the newspapers, all"
Before Justice Walker.-A boy, ac-
cused of being provoking. occupied
the attention of the Court and q jury
of six men. The jury thinking favor
ably of the boys politeness, dis
charged him.
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RUNAWAY AND AocIDENT.-Whi
the game was being played at the
Riverside Grounds yesterday. a horse
attached to buggy, in which two Ia
dies were seated, became frightened,
and ran furiously through the crowd
surrounding the players, but fortu-
nately without striking any one. One
of the ladies, Mrs. Jenner, of Mar
shall, Ill, was thrown out, and was
somewhat bruised about the right
arm and shoulder. The other lady, a
Miss Martin, sat firmly in her seat,
and guided the frightened animal with
great apparent GOODNESS. into the
grove, where a number of gentlemen
caught him.
Miss Martin, although very pale,
and evidently much excited, acted
with great courage and frmness,
thereby probably saving berself severe
injury.
Mrs. Jenner was placed in a hack
and taken care of by her friends. She
being an elderly woman, may have
sustained a great nervous shock, but
DR.. Muhlhausen reported her injuries
as slight.
ANOTHER RUNAWAY.-Here is a
girls account of runaway that oc-
CURED near the Riverside grounds
yesterday:
Now "a coal cart, it ran away,
and jsrked the horse right out of its
harness, it did, and want you to put
it in the paper"
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GovERSMExTs-Dull and steady:
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, August 30.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady; family 05 500
rs; extra IS 5095 rs.
WHEAT-In light supply. and the mar
ket closed a shade hrmer; old win
ter 81 l201 Is for No and /.
CoRN-Dull at 75977.
ATs-40N45c.
b Riley 81 15G1 %.
COTroN-Dull: middlings l8Z0l9c.
ToB 4CcO-Unchanged sales l61 hhds at
SO 40 TO 80 30
HIsKY-DulI and UNCHANGED at gOd9Ic,
the Ia tier rare for iron bound.
PORK VI ess firm at S27Q27 60, but no sell
ers at this rate; at the close bulk meats
sold AT l20l41zc, but were genera ~ held at
13gl5c, but the market was somewhat ir-
regular.
BAcoN-Irresular sales OF clear rib sides
were made at l01zo, to come out OF the
smoke next week, but on the spot they
sold st lie; shoulders at 1890; clear
sides at TIC.
LARD-Dull at 15%Q16c.
BUTTER-A shade lower at 25093lc.
FGGs-IZ 3 lSc.
OILS-NO change.
GOLD-1 1917 buying.
Elk HAEGE-FiFm at so discount buying,
ana 50 to 50 lilo selling.
MoHET-Market close.
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Rannhllaan Mating.

A large number Of Republicans
met at the Club Rooms, last night.
in response to the published call.
Hon. VIM. Baker, President of the
Lincoln Club. presided, and Col. @.
K. Drew, was Secretary.
The Committee on Grounds report
ed that proper arrangements had been
made, and the following places we're
designated as depots for baskets:
Havelin's grocery, corner of Second
and Locust Streets.
Decker's store, Second Street near
Sycamore.
Uhrs pottery. corner of Main and
Ninth.
WIN. Kolle's store, on Fulton Ave
nue.. Lamasco.
Charles Diehl's grocery. Independ-
ence.
On motion, the following named
gentlemen were added to the Commit
tee of Reception of Governor Nor
ton:
Morris Calm, VIM. Reavis, Alvah
johnson. J. A. Lemcke, J. 9. ia
guess, 1. Esslinger, c. &. Drew. g. I.
Loewenstein, A. L. Robinson. J. G..
Jones, DR.. Winans. VIM. Baker.
John Greek, 1. Haas, Philip Decker,
Isaac Heimann, J. s. Buchanan, Ja-
cob Bennighof, J. d. Fair, v. Bisch.
S. Sorenson, Jacob Sinzich. VIM.
Hunnel. Q. Decker, VIM. Bedford.
ST., j. E. Grill, VIM. Warren, Jr., E..
P. Elliott. Jas. Fl. McNeely, Marcus
Sherwood. Slearns Hatch, Clark
Cody, Alex, Maddux. VIM. Koch,
Alex. Darling, E. S. Patrick, Samue
Barker, @. Wunderlich. Adolph
Pfafain, VIM. Helder. 7. NJ. Archer,
Aug. Brauns, VIM. Kolle, Fl. Rich
stein, T. G. Smith, j. J. Marlett, Jr.
The President, on behalf of the
committee on rules for the Conven-
ton, reported that they had a set of
rules prepared. to be submitted to the
Convention on Thurs day morning.
Ia answer to an inquiry of Colonel
Bisch, Mr.. J. FL. McNeely reported
that ample provision had been made
for music for the whole of Thursday.
On motion of Col. Biseh, Captain C..
Wunderlich was appointed commit
tee to provide an artillery salute on
Thur5dav morning
Col. Foster reported that the town
ship meetings had, without exception,
proved successes beyond the expecta-
ton of the committee. Thatfro their
tenor, he was led to expect that the
Convention would be unusually large.
and especially the attendance from
the country. He had some misgiv-
ings about the people Of the city, but
none for the country; he therefore
asked that each person present take
pains to make the attendance at the
Convention as large as possible, by
stirring up the people in the city.
Judge Robinson referred humor
ously to the Hardline" nomins-
tions, urging the Importance of put
ting none but the best men on the
ticket to be nominated on Thursday,
and thus make it TO command the
respect Of all.
Captain Lemcke moved that all
Republicans be urged to attend the
| 0onuaptsnp ord khaA or~lo~a~. L.
requested to suspend business. as far
as practicable. on Thursday. so that
their employees may have an oppor-
tunity of attending the Convention.
Carried.
Judge Jones. being called for, made
a brief address, and the meeting, after
resolving itself into a Rallying Com
mittee. adjourned to meet at the Con-
| ventinn
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81, LOuis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August 30.
ToBAcoo-Stif on bright, but dull on
dark leaf.
CoTroN-QuIet at I71zc for mlddIing.
~ MP-EIrm and unchanged.
BAGGING-Steady at 291S0s ,Oc.
RoPE-SgS1zc for coils and half coils.
FLoUh-Duil and nominaiIy UNCHANGED,
WHEAT-Steady and firm for choice
otner grades No. red fall 81 1921 Is; No.
l, 81 200l n; choice 81 q.
CORN-Dull and demand limited; prime
yellow 6Sg70c; white 70d73c.
OATs-Dull and lower at 39042c.
BARLEY-In fair demand; No. spring
97c0&I.
RYE-Dull7at TgaSOc.
Dull; mess pork s2s 50a29.
Bacon, shoulders, In a small way, l4z0
l4%c; clear rib 171<9171zc; clear sides 1Sz
@lSLc.
LARD-Dull and nominal at l51S916c.
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few York Cold and STOCK M4rkel.

~ 1eASEFbp1sl NEW 1Ohhs AuBAAb OVs
In Wall Street business was dull in the
main, although In some departments there
was little more movement han for some
time past. In the Stock Exchange there
was little spirit OF activity at one time,
but the improvement was nearly lost at
o Csc, and the market is dull once more.
In Foreign Exchange there was an In
creased demand at a decline Canadian
banks are drawing freely on London, and
one sale of &2l0 600 at 1924 for sixty Gay
bills, and Ii01z for sight.
The Canadian banks have large bal
ances in London, where money Is worth
TO ~; by drawing against tn Sc balances
they can use their gold and currency here,
and make about IL per cent. per annum
by lending them on tinae. Some stock
bI okers were borrowing in excess, and
against collaterals, and selling exchange
In open market In preference to bJrrow-
ing money on time.
MoNEY-Easy at 495 on call.
GOLD-Dull; opened at Il81z, touched ZIG
@1l6%. and closed at ll61<9llhs< Carrying
rates per cent to fiat. CleAranc S2S,
100000 The export tomorrow Is estimated
at $3.50 600.
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P1rot1LI.
Dee Criminal Court has adiourned.

THE Criminal Court has adjourned.
A HARD LoT-The Hardline !"
candidates.
The select school of Misses Hook
er and Hough commences on Monday.
LADIES, pack a basket of good
things and make a picnic of the
Convention tomorrow.
DANNETTELL & DUHME are re-
ceiVing goods daily, from the East.
Stylish hats and caps for the Fall.
A COMMITTEE will take care of the
baskets of those attending the Con-
vention tomorrow.
TnE alarm of fire yesterday after
noon was caused by an incipient fire
in Christ's bakery, on Main Street.
1t was put out befor the engines got
out.
The reception committee will 60
up the road on the 1920 train this
morning, to meet Senator Morton,
who will arrive at noon.
In shooting scrape in Paducah. a
few days few days ago. Clint Will
liams shot Ben Daily in the side. iu-
fiietirg dangerous wound.
A LITTLE son of Chief Mauntel Of
the police, sustained a severe wound
in the arm, from catching on q hook
as he fell from fence.
The report of the Republican meet
ing, last night. contains a list of the
places where baskets for the Conven-
ton are to be left.
REPUBLICANS having men 10 their
employ will please read the request
made at the meeting last night, to al
low their employees a chance to at
tend the Convention.
The rumor that has been put in
circulation by the butternut Democ.
racy that there would be an entrance
fee charged at the Park, on Thursday,
is untrue. All, aud especially the
ladies, are invited.
ANOTHER unusually brilliant as
sembly at the Rink last night, at
which the people Of Marshall and the
Rocket Base Ball Club. were largely
represented. Prof. Fenton's skating
earned great applause.
TIE Courier denies that any fight
occurred at Hartlein's Convention.
and challenges the proof. To do so
would necessitate the withdrawal
of promises TO certain Democrats that
their names should not be published,
but if the Courier insis Is. the names
will be furnished.
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Chicago Market.

BY telegraph CHICAGO, Aug. 80.
Observation-Disclosures
FBOUR-Dull aud UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-Less active, and closing at
81 O9% for old and 81 09K for new No. 2,
This afternoon, unsettled and dull, az 99%
for old; 98%998e, seller September
CoRN-Qutet; 2021zc lower, and closing
at 6A1z961c for No. 2. This afternoon inac-
tive at 64Z064%.
OATs-Qliet; 1<c lower, and closing ut
57zN57L regular.
RYE-129lc lower; closing at 86%agOs.
BARLEY-Less active and 2d3c Iowar.
closing at 81 089l co for No. 2.
-HIGHWINEs-Dull at SIC for iron bound,
PRovIsIoNs-Quieea and unchanged.
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GERMAN RELIEF. = The German
Relief Association had a meeting at
the Court House last night, at which
the Treasurer reported having remit
ted $2,025 to Europe, that balance of
1859 remained in his hands, and that
collections were still continued.
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Candidate for Coroner.

Editors journal:
In casting about for good and strong
men to make up our County Ticket, a
large number of Republicans have
fixed upon Joseph Turnock for
the Office of Coroner. He is an old
citizen, well and favorably known, q
humane man, and in ali respects fitted
for the position. We cannot do bet.
ter than nominate him.
STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN,.
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% T. @. Bridwell Il Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
je17-tf
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The Convention will be called to
order at 10 o'clock AN. and take a
recess at II o'clock for Basket Din
ner. WIN. HEILMAN, Chairman.
f. NJ. THAYER. Sec'y.
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MURDEa IN KENTUcKY.-The off,
GERS of the steamer Palestine, report
that Dan Devore was murdered By
Henry Curl. Eve miles below Bran
denburg, KY, on Monday evening, at
5 o'clock. No particulars of the af-
fair could be learned.
Devore was a noted rufian, who,
about two years ago, was involved in
a row at Wolf Greek. where his step.
brother was killed, and he has been
on the watch ever since, to kill the
man who shot him, but this kindly
intention has been thus frustrated.
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PERSONAL. - Senator Morton will
arrive in the city on the noon train
to-day. During his stay in the city
he will be the guest of VIM. He'll
man. Esq.
Doctor Max. f. A. Hoffman. Sacre.
tary of State, is also expected. He
will be the guest of Rev. Chss. Runck,
Of st. Johns Church.
Captain Whitman, GoodIet Morgan,
Esq, and Hon. Robert Logan, prom
inent citizens of Pike County, are in
the city.
E. French, Esq, agent of the Pan
Handle & Pennsylvania Railroad, is
in the city.
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LOuIsyiIIe Market.

By ~elegraph.I LOUISVILLE, August 80.
BAGGIEG-Active hemp &c; fax 3Oc.
CoTroN-Dull; middling $50.
ELoUR-Acttve; extra family IS 80.
GRAIN-Dul1; wheat 81 2lQI 30: corn q5c:
rye S5c; oats 47c.
Provisions = Active but prices weak
cured hams 24928c.
LARD-lSzc.
WHnsKY-Raw dull at 90092
ToBAoCo-Sales OF ll8 hhas 81 0005 50 for
trash and frosted lugs: SIS 75a8 II Tor corn.
mon TO good Tugs; 81 25 for low 10 good
leaf. Market active.
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By Telegraph. LONDON, Aug. 80.
8S1<; 64s, 81; 67s, S7<; 10 4Os, s25S; az Ffanl
fort Bank, 9lH.
LIVERPOOL, August SO.-Cotton nrmer
lands SO; Orleans 91S; sales OF 10000
bales. Colorado white wheat los Cd red
western NO. IS lOd; winter 9s 10d; west
ern uoor as I'd. Corn No. 2 mixed 29s Cd.
Oats IS "a barley IS: peas 37s Cd. Receipts
OF wheat the past days 1900 quarters l0.-
O00 American. Pork 1905: beef 1865; lard
TBS; cheese els cd: bacon, SOS for Cumber-
land cut: 63s for short rib middles. Naval
stores quiet. Manchester yarns ana fan'
RIGS steady.
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BASE BALL To .DAY.-The Evans
vile Club have their usual game to-
day. Wagon leaves at the usual hour.
The Riversides go to Indianapolis
tonight to play the return game with
the rs" tomorrow. and will play
the "Vigos," of Terre Haute, on the
return on Friday Morning.
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"a Household furniture at auction,
BY Hiram Nelson, Friday morning,
September I'd. at 81 O'Clock. at the
house of Captain E. P. Carson, on
Chestnut Street, between Second and
Third Streets, consisting of Sofas,
Sofa Chairs, Carpets, Wood and Cane
Seat Chairs, Bureaus. Beadsteads,
Window Curtains, Kitchen and Cup
board Ware, SC. aug3l 1t
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OhoIce Sole Room for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank. will
be for rent on and after September ].
Apply to JOHN w. Foster. at the
Post Omce. ie24-tf
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books aud Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies. as the schools open soon.
auR31 IF
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TY NE w 8.
VanderbuFgh County Republican
Convention.

AT meeting of the County Execu-
tive Committee, held at the Club
Rooms, on Friday, August 9th, 1870,
il was unanimously resolved that a
MASS CONVENTION of the Re-
publican voters Of Vanderburgh
County. for the nomination Of all
candidates for county Offices to be
elected at the October election, be
held on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1sT.
at the CRESCENT CRY SPRINGS, in
the City of Evansville.
1t is recommended that each town
ship and precinct DO entitled to cast
the number of votes indicated below.
taking the Republican ballots cast at
the Presidential election Of 1868, as
. basis:
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Memnhia Market.

BY telegraph MEMPHIS, August 80.
COTTON NominalIy l6c; receipts so
bales: exports 81 bales.
FLoUR-U uchaDged.
CORN-Steady at S0082Mc.
OATS-Quiet at 48@5Oc.
PoRK-Quiet at s3018l.
BACoE-shoulders dun at l5c; sides quiet
at I7LMIgc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-31

nOThe Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church will hold a Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug18-tf THE COMMITTEE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-31

From the loads of carpets, &c.. ar
irving at French & Cos, the impress
sion would be gained that they had
bought out all the Eastern dealers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-31
nooIeT.s Baking PoWdeT.

THE standard reputation attaild 1y
thfs unrivaied and infailtole fa# fnW-
der during twelve years past Pr Nte =
nv Put up ia tins, actual WeIeatf .a
represented, and viii Keep for
The quantity required for use III ttiiA
one. fourth 10 One-nalf less tiau Qaaer
BaKing Powders. .,..r-.t..
afofee DOOLEY q BHOHHbHt
-2D'-'0" AFauuf eturera and Broprietor8i
,y,qS siFn1 eod G8 New street. A.