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The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01
The Crlps.

The season is nov 30 far advanced,
that nothing but continued and ex-
cessive rains. or an early frost can
iDiure the crops.
Crop items that develope anything
new from the immediate vicinity, are
scarce, the general response to inqui-
ries being. they are doing very
finely"
Mr.. Frank Link, who has recently
returned from trip to Southern Illi-
nois. for the hardware house of Ell. K.
Wells & Co., brings the report that
tobacco has never been better in that
region since 1855. while other crops
are correspondingly good.
D. e. Sparks, who returned on
Saturday evening, from Green River,
reports that the late rains have done
some damage through that country
having been IN excess Of tho necessi-
ties of the crops.
From other parts of Kentucky, the
same has been reported, although the
accounts of the tobacco crop are gen
orally good. In a short trip into
Kentucky short tine since. obser-
vation and enquiry elected the infor-
nation that the tobscco crop in Hen
derson County would be more abund-
ant than usual, although the persons
from whom the information was
gained. spoke of but limited area.
Among other crops, they spoke in
glowing terms of the condition of the
tobacco crop of Mr.. John Posey, who
resides about six miles from Hender-
son; the excellent care it receives,
putting it in e condition to be
proud of.
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$45,OOO
TO BE DON
BY THE
auvnTEE enAD HnHDAUv

N Z KSTLE SOAP GOMPAN 4 T.
Don't fail to buy box Of the Myr-
tie Soap Company's Gold Medal Fam
lily Soap, the best washing soap in the
world.
Every purchaser of box of this
soap is entitled to a chance in the
following premiums:
a $25 600 Brown Stone Hsuse, in
the city Of Brooklyn. New York. or
$4,000 in gold. Second premium,
81. 600 in greenbacks. Twenty Five
Hundred Premiums, ranging from
Five Dollars to One Hundred Dol
lars. For full particulars call at the
New York Grocery, 70 Main Street,
or send for circular.
PARSONS, SCovILL & MoFFETT,
july 29-e e.o.d-tf Selling Agents.
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01

When you want Prescriptions filed
correctly and cheapest, take them to
HALLoCK Il FoRD's Drug Store, Main
Street, between First and Second.
ie1S eCdtf
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01

Choice store Room for Rent.
The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, adj
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September i.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. Iez4-tt
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01

go T. G. BridweIl 4 Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
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 Rookbridge Al1m Waters.
je17-tf
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TR1A1s OF A S.1aN PAINrER.-Tl

TRIALS OF A ssslaN PAINTER The
following is copied from the copy
handed to McGrew. the sign writer Of
this city, from which to paint sign
for country customer:
Tine Cigors and chois Tobacco fore
sail here frye mye Cegors."
This is no worse than some commu-
nications that are handed into news
paper Offices occasionally. but sign
painters say that it is not at all un-
common for them to receive such
CODY.
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doNEY-EaSy al 3a5 per cent.

- 10y stJ O7I0 DeT CtuLs
ETERLISG-DulI al AZ sb.erf I0s<
OoLD -Flrner on reports that toe French
mao cross d the Rhine; opened al I20H
3 H. q closed at l2lGl2l15 Carrying rates 59
LIE ARANCES-SS2O OgO OOO
&C a5s 5sP.oITs-Io-day, s.. .695, ,l55; for the week,
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More YestigaSDv.

The following is from Doctor Oscar
Kress, of our city. who is known to
be an excellent and thoroughly edu-
Gated physician:
EVANSVILLE. IND,
7O1A
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New AnVaRTI SEMENTa.
MWsic IleaaOms.

- N@Fl9F7 y -"
= BEG LEAVE 20 NOTIFY ALL
6 destrous OF receiving instruction on The
NO
AS well as VOCAL MUSIC, that have es-
tablished myself 10 thi- city ior the pur-
pose of teaching those branches. have
attended the Conservatory of Music at
Stuttgardt, Germany.
For years, and feel satisfied that my ca
paciLles are such as to do justice. Bv per-
mission, beg leave to refer Messrs. G.. w.
Warren and y. Hecht.
MARY SCHMID, III Main ST.,
augl-1W Bet. Sixth and Seventh.
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THE NEAREx ETs.
Sew York Cod and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July 80.
The week closes with a steadfer feeling
In Wal Street. The markets, however,
are generally duh. The bank statement is
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01

EG An elegant stock of Chromos
received at f. e. Whites Book Store.
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01
Nusauito Bar Frames.

HusquitO Bar Frames.
Armstrong; patent is the best. 1
have also large lot of the Umbrella
stvle on hand. G. ARMSTRONG.
67, SO and Il Main Street, Evans
vile, Ind. july15 If.
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TY NEW 8 .
The Weather.

RHYMES FOR THE TIMEs.-Goetze
gets off good squib in Saturday
evenings Union, which We take some
liberties with in translating, as fol-
lows:
sin Munich music relgns supreme,
In Berlin warllke bayonets gieamS
In Paris the can can we see,
Rome has infallibiiity;
W nile Evansville, for recreation
Has Den ocratic Isl peculation."
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HoWE's SEWNG MACHINE The
Office for rhe sale of Howe's Sewing
Machioe- has been removed TO Dan
nettell & Dubme's Hat an3 Cap Store,
No 67 Main Street. jy29 1w
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01

THE COURIER s ACCURACY. - Inc
following extracts from the Courier,
if they can not be laid at the door of
the proof reader. would indicate that
the drinking editor" of whom that
paper boasted a short time since,
was running the local columns.
In the first column of the local
page the following is found
Mr.. H. E. Read says that his quota
ton that tobacco vas used alike by
saint, by savage and by sage" Is cor
rect.
And in tie next column appears
this characteristicall clear article:
Our printers corrected our copy and
gave Indiana for Diana, we acknoWI-
edge, but don't believe that Mr.. II. Il.
Read ever wrote that saints used to-
bacco.
Isn't it pity that the printer could
not have corrected that too.
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01
TOCAL NOTICES.

|J Just received at F @ Whites
Book Store, a fine lot 81 Croquet sets.
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01

PATENTS The following is the list
of patents issued to citizens of In
diana during the week ending July
26, 1870:
Needle Threader-Nelson Barnum,
Sad -Iron-Jno. Conner. Richmond,
(antedated July 15, 1970)
Depurator-Samuel @. Frink, In
dianapolis.
Gum. Hamilton County.
Grain Drilling Machine - Joseph
Ingles. Milton. -
Padiock-Joseph Ingles, Milton:
Car Coupling-Melanethon B. Ma
lott, Richmond.
Hinge-Samuel D. Van Pelt, An
derson.
Fire Place - Anson B. johnson,
Washington.
Showcase for Ribbons, etc.-Geo.
III. Pagett. Oxford.
Sulky Attachment to Plows--J ames
Fl. Rynerson and John Worrell, Clay
ton. ~
Corn Marker jesse B. Thomas.
Centreville.
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-01

A KICKING MATCH.-Josh Billings
says a mule has two feet to kick with.
aud two feet to walk with, but if he
had been on Seventh Street last night,
he might have thought that horses
we're sometimes gotten up on the same
principle.
As two young men were driving
down Seventh Street last evening,
their horse took fright at a passing
hack, and began to kick. and contin-
ned SO to do, until his ability as a
kicker was evinced by the damaged
condition of the buggy. and the shins
of one of the young men.
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CAPT. MASS, JUNCTION HOUSE.
VINCENNEs,-The rumor that Cap
tain Mass was about to abandon his
intention Of building fine new hotel,
at Vincennss junction, proves to be
an error. He has bought all Of his
building material, and the work Of
building the new depot and hotel will
commence this week. An inspection
Of the plans and specifications shows
that the hotel will be frat class one,
and will lack in nothing that con-
tributes to the comfort or conve-
nienee of the travelling public.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 80.
COTTON Entirely nominal; receipts 20
bales: exports 102 bales.
FLoUR-Unchanged
CoRN-90 81.
OATS so $40.
HAY-SiS I2I.
BRAN-S2J.
PoRK-S32 so.
LARD-l71SGl9c.
B4coE-Quiet; shoulders 1Sc; sides 1871.
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Two perioTmanoaa dalIv.

Dissolution Of COpartners hip.
PEVHE PARFNERREHkP EXCITING
a under the name of Smith q Horst was
dissolved on Monday, the 18th inst. lv
mutual consent. H. III. Horst viii cons
time the business at the same staud-rrtIr
collect all the debts and paw ala liahlftfes
OF the concern. JOHN NJ. SMITH
Jyl8 3w H. III HORST.
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VWT TEs.T-PLACED LOWE.-Essave f--
w Young Men, free, ia sealed enrsf.
opes. HOWARD q ASSOCIATION, Box II. Phl-
adelphia, Pa! rshft
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$4,000

EG-A fne stock Of Gro quet sets at
E. G. Whites Book Store.
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Reading, Io4 Erie "a; do. preferred -; NewJersey
iO3t Business In stocks Is very dull prices TO
have an upward tendency, and the general Of he
market is one OF vigorous strength. II business was
active throughout the country; II there demand
the South and West for some s5ooo Of the currency
now unemployed in the banks OF NewYork, Boston, and
PHILADELPHIA and other Eastern cities have no doubt
there would be no reason TO complain Of dun business
I'm the stock markets But with money going begging at
and per cent on CALL with very little commercial
business paper offered in the market OF al the banks,
with doubt and uncertainty as to the hnal action Of
Congress upon important financial questions there 10
general stanaton here, and no disposition 10 enter INTO
new engagements, but with hope Of better and lively
business in the Autumn The market closed steady. with
prices fraction off from the highest sales OF the LAY.
Thefollowing are the Government quotations OF Aessrs
I,s A. A
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We give below the highest sales OF the stocks named az

Ncw-Jersey Central and iReading quoted ex-divi
dcnd St LOUIS and Iron Mountain 4SI Morris and Essex
80; Delaware Lackawauna and Western 1861 Panama.
% Michigan Central 1a0l.
There has been better feeling in the stock
day and under the influence OF Judge Barnards innc
ton against the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern the
stock advanced 10 I0l and n. Y. Central and Hudson
from osl b 992
me BagdO Commercial says: 'rhe traffic In the New
iurh Central and Lake Shore Roads Il about o. per cent
more ia unnagc than last year The cheapest that tine
NcwYor central has carried freight II $40 ear, while
the Erc Road they char ging low a. Com
nodorc Vanderbilt Is of opinion That the NewNork Cen
trail can carry freight cheap the canal, and the
Company has ordered IS locomotives To he used In
the business OF competing for freight with the canal
The Lake Sn0re Company ordered 500 car ani
Is about Ia build double track Of line meet the re-
0uiranents VI the greatly increasing business"
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The uncertain legislation at Washington on the Fund
ing bill and ignorance of the provisions of the Currency
bill as it passed have tended TO depress Government
bonds aided by reports complications between France
Prussia, and Spain. In a few days shall have no
more reports for season. from the capital Of Funding
bills and conferences and disagrcements and the
try will hope for peace" and business 20 undis
turbed and uninterrupted has been for six months
ton The only bond that really strong is the CO, Cur
rcncy legislation affect that It has 30 years TO
run and is quoted to-day at 1lI5.
The operations in Tennessee and North Carolina bonds
continue active Some days ago stated that report
said that Tennessee Railroad bonds being bought
by parties the purpose Of paying them into the State
Treasury for railroad debts. We learn from The
Nashrie Republican Banner that the Eastern Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad Company recently paid to the Con-
trocr, in Tennessee bonds g. TO- thus cancelng in
one payment its entire indebtedness TO she State Ten
nessce new are quoted to-day at 65 Tennessee es
coupon C6l; North Carolina Old bonds 53t North Caro-
lima new, 3j4.
Business in Railroad bonds to-day well distributed
on the list with Alton and Tere Haute at IS; Great
Western Second Mortgage s3i; Pittsburgh Fort Wayne
and Chicago First Mortgage, 1925 Central Pacific 9Oi
Union Pacific, So.
In Bank stocks, Merchants Exchange, 1913; Park
Bank 1855; Central National, 1903; Fourth National lO5;
Ninth National Ill Tenth, 1921 Importers and Traders
1856.
Western Union Telegraph, 3is 9Sis; Pacific Mail AZ;
Atlantic Mall 3O Adams Express, $50; United States,
49, American Merchants Union, 444 Wells-Fargo, ISL
The following the opening stock quotations in the
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W. r. Hatch & Son.
s2,2JG6 n

The ighest sale Of gold yesterday was ll2 Many oil
the bids for gold to-day were less than nl5-the price
at which the first quotation was made in the Gold Room
at o'clock.
Operations have been more active in the gold market
to-day although gold is quoted per cent lower in the
Gold Room than it yesterday.
AtlOa. m gold quoted at 1l1E l0:l7, I'LL! 1920
49, 1926 1924; 1892 1921 1l1O 10; 1897 1925 y No. 49,
122 12s; 1903 lI2; 100, 115 1853, ll2 2, 1925 o'clock
closing of the Board l1lE At 400 the quotation was
l1iaulE Highest l12t; lowest, MA
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were "a
follows Cearings s54 S2l 900; gold balance, 81 1885, 96
currency s21s997. Paid for carrying, from to per
cent; for borrowing fat"
The Foreign Exchange market Is firm to-day at the
rates given. Short sight bills have been advanced 3,
owing the uneasness prevailing in the foreign mar
kets and to the loss of bullion during the past week by
the Bank of England and the Bank Of France The fol-
IurI-L. - l1n min
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, St3 miles III
length, is now nearly completed. This company are
now pushing their work forward with great rapldty,
aud the entire line necessary TO connect ST. LOUIS
and ST. Paul is graded and under contract 20 be fin
ished this season. The road through the richest
and most thickly-settled portion Of Iowa, and IL
built in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which center at st. Paul. The First Mort
gage Bonds of the Company pay per cent Gold In
terest free of Government tax, and are issued for
the very small amount of $1,000 per mile. For the
present the unsod portion offered at 95 and &c
crued interest The attention of investors invited
to the fact that the road il nearly finished and
that the Security therefore entitled 10 high rank
We believe there will he more favorable time TO
sell Governments and buy really First-class Rail-
road Securities-such AS these--than the present.
After full examination we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds, and desire To recommend them 20 our CUSTOM
ers as a thoroughly safe Us well profitable, invest
ment JAY COOKE y Co,
No. ~ Wallst., New-YOrk.
Pamphlets. with map, may be obtained, and sub
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COOKE & Co, Newlork, Philadelphia and Washing
tom the BANK or North AMERICA, ard banking
house of HowEs * MACY, New-York.
w. b. SHArTUCK, Treasurer.
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