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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-09

RECORDERS CoURT. - Tom King
has weakness for masquerades. He
went into a cigar sop on the corner
of Eighth and Main Streets, dressed
as lady, Just for joke" It cost
him 81 so legal tender.
Sam. Craig, whom the officer de-
scribed as brakeman on a steam
boat. was arrested for beating Anna
j. Eaton. and proved himself break
err by breaking away from the officer.
The Marshal caught him, and it cost
him SO 80. Andrew Gill drew two
gills and got drunk, paid s. % like a
mau and left. This is Andrews sec
ond experience this week. Emma
O'Brien was charged with calling ug-
ly names to Mrs. Curran. whose hus.
band was lighting Mr.. Brady. A
jury said she didn't do it.
Mike Fitzgerald was up with his
wooden leg, for advice. The Reoor.
der advised him to be virtuous, pay
his fine, aud be would be happy.
Mike promised to pay.
The Russian Finn, who gave the
namo of Charley Wells, and his mate
Evans, were up for Instructions. The
Recorder instructed them to leave
town instsnter. They promised ODE
dience. and left. Charles says his
Russian Finnish. Swedish name is
Woolsonsta DIT
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BY TelegrRBE I


BY Telegraph CI4gCusEhTI. Tely8.
FLoUR-T-1 e1e 1eed au ia fair G..aEnd
family SIS 59at 10. sSrga CD 2jl45 30.
WHEAT-Nery scarce anC 10 demand ut
81 q. but held At 81 out tie ir market
CoRN Firm and ia light supply at 869S8c
for mixed: white 80 09ic.
OAT5-Very firm at So 660c.
RYE Steady al CSC.
BARLEY-Dull at 8I@l Is.
toTToH-Duli and nominally unchanged,
with no dema d.
WHISKY-Dull and prices lower: sales OF
90 oo,s u 95 q06e: the latter rate for iron
bound coopEra 20
MISS PORK Dull; neglected held at $50.
LARD-N 'minally uncha ged.
BULK n EATS Firm but quiet at II 9l4Zc
Ior shoulders and Sides
pACo Firm: shoulders 1917: sides IG%@
- IbI Gear rib d clear; sugar cured
mans z 19'g22s, and quiet.
bUTTER-Steady at % a24e. fhe Ia ftar rate
IoI cnolce western reserve.
IHEESE lie for tctorv
EGGS Firm Il I5c
II SEED OIL-Dec In at to 81 and duII
LARD OIL 81 l2GI 10 for current IN a xea.
sue Ar Firm; ref ed 1S9Ic higher.
CoFBEE STEADY ana unchanR q.
GoLD-ltlh buying
ExcHANGE-Dull and Ito discount buy
ing. 1S
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MARRIAGE LICENs Es.-I he following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
July S-h. 1870.
William HOcher and barbara Reiser.
FRANK Margraff and Sallle Hefian6.
Elijah Wilson and M attic Neville.
Harris friedman and DinH HO9inski.
JACOB Schew and Margaret Geter.
Henry Brown and Lizzie Geier.
George HauO and Matt Grav.
Harry L. Conner and Matte Parsons.
Jos phi SaDerton and Caroline mcFall.
GottirIed Dietz and Christina Liude.
William BATrete aud Mary Hannahan.
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The PIGEON HILL ACCIDENT
Drs. Runcie and Hilliard report that
Mrs. Fairchild's skull is not broken,
as was supposed, but that otherwise
her condition is very critical, their
arrival on Thursday evening being
barely in time to save her from bleed
ing to death.
The man who ran into them has
not yet been identified, but q gentle
man who was present says he will
recognize him.
DR.. billiard late last night reported
Mrs. Fairehild as much improved,
and that hopes of her recovery are
entertained. Mrs. Sutton is also i'm
proved. One of the little girls was
slightly Injured about the head.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.-The long
needed Savings Bank. recently estab-
lished 10 this city, is meeting with the
success II deserves, and in it hum
dreds of mechanics and other working
men are laying up what may become
the foundation OF a fortune.
The regulations of the institution
are such that no one need object to
depositing even so small sum as one
dollar at a time, the rules admitting
of the receipt of such small sums.
Remembering that,
"Little drops of water, little grains of sand,
Make the mighty ocean and the beautious
land"
Those who have a spare dollar would
90 well to deposit at once, and a for
tune may grow out of it.
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RIVERSIDE B. B. CLUB.-The first
nine of this club will play against the
field this afternoon. This club has
been organized fifteen days, and play
strictly in accordance with the rules
Of the National Association. This
game is preparatory to playing a
match game with the fifteen year old
Evansville Club, on next Wednesday,
the 18th. The wagon viii leave the
corner Of First and Main Streets, at 3
o'clock promptly. All members of
this club wishing to play. and stran-
gers wishing to see the game, are in
Vited to ride out.
The Evansville Club play to day at
tao Evansville Grounds. The wagon
starts promptly at 2 O'Clock
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GOLD PEN -
At the Journal Office.
LIVE AND LET LIVE!

AT THE
Grand Sunday Lunch, July 10thS
From Morning . Till IL o'clock.
Chicken Soup, Fried Fish. Fried
Liver and Bacon, Roast Beef, Veal
and Pork. Corued Beef and Cabbage,
Corned Pork and Beans, Csullfower,
Cucumbers. Peas. Beans, Carrots,
Beets, Salad, &c-ten cents.
At all hours Open Restaurant.
Fresh HOLSTERS, Ice; Fresh CLAIMS
Zoe per plate; Fresh Cove Oysters. 20
and 30c per can; Ice cold Buttermilk
Sc; Shoe Fly Lemonade, 10c; Pure
home. made Concord and Catawba
Wine-5 snd Zoe. All are invited to
call. III the Main Street Exchange,
between Fifth aud Sixth Streets.
iY8.2t JOHN q. SCHWEIZER.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-John G. Hand
ley and James Broadhurst were tried
yesterday for the assault on Mr.. Vann,
Esq. in Knight Township, last
month. Hsndley was tried by jury,
and being convicted of assault and
battery. was sentenced to pay a fine
of 500, and be imprisoned for six
months in the county Jail.
Broadhurst withdrew his plea of
not guilty, entered plea of guilty.
and was fued $50 and sentenced to
sixty FIVE days imprisonment.
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Just Received.

Just Received.
One case Imperial Bronze.
One case Blue.
One case Yellow.
One case Green.
Also, large lot of Buckles and
Bows for shoe ornament.
Don't run all over town for what
you want in the shoe line, but come
to the Great Shoe House, aud come
before Saturday. Have a little con-
sideration for over worked humanity
this hot weather. Every style of cool
Shoes for men and boys at go Main
Street. J.,S. KICKER.
jul1 fri-wed.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pleas
antly warm day has passed. The
mercury only rose to go at noon yes
terday; $50 at 6 A. NJ, 75o at 9, from
noon to 3 p. NJ. 82o, and 780 at 6 in the
evening were the indications.
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odd Fellow in the city is allied &c he
1asa1lce az The Odd Fellows HAL TO-
night. 10 ,4ke C.fuite action on The
selection of a lodge hall site. The
whole plan of the Odd Fellows Hail
Building Association will be laid be-
fore the meeting, SO that every one
can fully understand the question.
See local notice.
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In ate E7&Obfn
UNITED STATES sT-.
INDIANA
POsT OFFIcE lIEPtnr7rT


POsT OFFICE DEpapr
..- WAsHINGroN, June
PRpPO Is VIII be received 81
tract ONCE OF this DEPARTING 81 a. .I. +.
O'Clock Pm OF Wondav. Angus --.
10 be decided by the l7th) f0r ..
the mails OF the United SLATER ..... ..
looer ], 6Hl. 70 June 30, 1874. o.. HH.
loving routes IN the state of
INDIANA,
And by the schedules or dena-.....
arrivals herein 8DeciGEd
1904 From Edinburgh q inev.
ana btcks ia ee Ima-n
Leave hdinbu gb, Tuesd
day. and saturday alta
Arrive ~ Nineyeh by4p
Leave Uneven. Tu=sdtv
and Saturday nE y ma
Arrive at edinburgh ha
12068 From EliZabethGOwu f1
miles aud bacR tw d.
Leave Elizabeth own. tn 81. ..
Friday a. 10 An:
Airi' at AZHifa by I'll a H.
Leave Azalia, Tuesday a
Arrive 40 Elizaasfhioup D..
1874 EIOm aghf pton 80
and Owl Prairie. fo
~ miles aud mack. tw
Leave Washinufcu Tur
friday az A al.s
Arrlgs &C NewberrV By 81
Leave NeWberrYs Nor
Thursday a. 10 Br
Arr We nc " aBhiunI8B hv
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Buena Vista, and UuI
tersburgh. 81 miles
once week.
Leave PrinoeIon. satusfa ...
Arrive al PetersbaUgh by ..-
Leave P-t-rHburRn. FrIda
Arrive AZ Priu efoH bV 8I.-
l2l6O From SuumRu, by Herml# ..
miles and back. once ..#.
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Arrive AZ Suuman bv
1851 From Rel. by Delaware .-
town miles aud gl- .a
Leave Rei. Saturday a. l..r.
Arrive 81 BailstoWn bP
Leave Balstown, statute. I'D
Arrive at Rel by q A ~
1890 From Flat Rock, bs Win
sulphur HUI, 81 mile
twice a week.
Leave Fiat Rock, TueFf
day at 10 A H.;
Arr We at ~ pnur Hilf
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Friday al An
Arrive at Flat RucE by
1875 From LewisVill8 90 EaIE
and back, once Heet
Leave LeWisYulei 5atuI
Arrive az Raleigh bgaR
Leave Ralei tb, ~afuraay
Arrive at Lewisville uy
1924 From Perrysburgh to 9
miles aud bach, enc
Leave PerrysbuFKh, q
Arrive at Twelve alleb
Leave Twelve Mile. IS
Arrive at Perrysburahb
l2a5 From Chill, by IS beat
eat, miles and
week.
Leave Chill, saturaaya O..
Arrive al Gilead By ~
Leave Giiead, Saturday
Arrive 40 Chill By Is
1884 From Thornton - BE
miles aud back once
leave Thornton EaLu
Arr.vs at Reese's e tlls -
Leave Heese's Mills
II n;
Arrive a. Thornton bv
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WIlliamsburgh, and
Richmond, - miles
three times wee
Leave Lynn Iue-daF.
AND Saturday at & 81
Arrive az Rlchmonl ty
Leave Richmond, Iu-st ... "..
day, and saturday ats
Arrive az Lynn by pm
Proposals TO begin BargIc
tngBpOrt invited.
For forms OF pro- Osal, guar
certificate, IND also for I4strul
the conditions TO be embraced ... ....
tract, &c see advertisement of
1852, inviting proposals Tor moi
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Offices.
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super cribsC, " NHi. proposals. ..
diana" and addressed tn thu
Bistant Postmaster General
JOHN A. j. CYsEs
tvo daw itaW FostE4aHte
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ChIcagO Market.


by Telegraph CHICAGO, July 8.
FLoUR-DuiI; almost nominal.
~ HEAT-Ffrm; IhaI%c higher; closing
at 81 O41aGl 0iz for No 2: this afternoon
fairly active at 81 05M for seller last half
Ju'v.
CoFN-Less sctive at 8lG8lh for No. 2:
this afiern on dull at Sic for seller July.
OATs-Duu; A41ae lower; No. closed
at 47Lc.
RYE-Tuil: closing at zoe FIR No. g.
BARLEY-Nominal at 90d95o for No. 2.
at 941%a95c.
PR lvIsIoNs-st eady and UNCHANGED.
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I. o. o z.

A special meeting of Morning Star
Lodge No z, Crescent Lodge No. 122.
and Schiller Lodge No. 138. will be
held Saturday night, July 9. 1870, for
the purpose of taking final action in
selecting suitable location for build
ing Lodge Hall. A full attendance
is earnestly requested. LIZ 8.2t
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THE GERMAN RoGUEs' LEXICON
The following choice bits of Bill
lingsgate' are eulled from the Demo
krat, who hurts them at those who do
not see fit to endorse the attribute of
iufallibility, which the editor of that
paper arrogates to himself. Some of
them are so choice that it will pay the
reader to procure translation, which,
however, we would not print in the
JOURNAL. One of it's favorite cpl
thets is Schafsmiszt, and amont the
Others are Hasenfissz. Deutschcruerder-
Der, TauseRdsakranenter, Bilch6art,
Erbarmhcher, Sehwt, Viekmiszt,
Tere6er, Hergelaufenc. Bursehe,s,
Schundt, EinJalltspinsel, Ochs and
iSdttelrerkdufer.
After hurling the above filth at
people, the editor threatens to scratch
the mouth of the writer of this, for
translatiDg some of the replies those
epithets have provoked.
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1 Sunday reading and smoking
at the PostoHice News Stand. All the
illustrated weeklies and other choice
reading matter are there with La OPP
TINA and other cigars.
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rorreeted time Table, Jane IL.
SATURDAY. JULY 8. ts7e.
CITY NEW s .

~The Bradys. the Currans and
O'Briens received honorable mention
at Recorder McTernan's matinee yes
.erday. O'Brieus' victorious.
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yew York Dry Goods Harket.
By TeIegraph.I

Bg Telegraph NEW YORK. ) uly D.
nv goo business still devoid of ami
m q ton vet prices remain steady, except
Tor n at fold cambrics which are &c lower.
we quote Washington, Ballou, hed Croi<.
and sc for high cOiOTBi NO 81 ed bratos
ifffIe Irregular common 3ud bsgh oiorsi
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louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. July 8.
BAGGIEG-2 pound Kentucky hemp 291<
@30s: fax 30 63lc
COTTON-Dull at 1917.
FLOUR Unchanged and quiet.
Q RN-8I 08
WHEAT-SI l50i %.
OATS 65a66c.
RYH-98
PoRK-S30.
BACON 1917. I70I7S<e.
BULK ME4Ts-I21S I5s<@I614e.
HAMS - ugar- cured 22Qg221zc.
~ HI@KY-gSc.
ToB &C Market Grim and unchanged:
aier 239 hOgsneads IS 2597 so for frosted to
sound Jugs; 81 75G36 so for low leaf to me-
dunn bright wrappers.
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ALI holders of tickets in the Hen
derson Land Sale. that were not lucky
enough to draw prize, can be con-
soled By calling at StrOuse q Bros,
and buy q fine suit, at half. price.
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DRowNED-A lad named John
Mattiu gly was drowned at Gresham's
Landing, on Thursday evening, while
in the river bathing. He was eight
years old,
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REAL. ESTATE TRAHsFERs.-The follow
Ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week. ending July 9th, as ap-
pears by the County Auditors Records:
Edward L. Cody to John A. Reitz, 871S
by $50 fees OF Lot ISL, Donation Enlarge
nlent, for ~ 900.
Samuel Granger to Sophia Hics, Lot No
8, Block 8. Eastern Enlargement. for 900.
Maria H Mcdowell to R. NJ. Mosoy, the
undivided half of the southwest quarter
q, 5, 20 for s. 0G0-
No u, IN Block 10. ourth Enlargene tent,
for 500.
George Lapgbans to Thomas SeiIri;z.
Lot No Is. IL Block No. 10, Fourth En-
ercy md ancy Martia 70 Martin
= scp, Ic.i Lot 'fs. 81 ss-aivisicu SAINT
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MemDhIs Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 8.
COTTON Quiet and firm at 1910; re.
ceipts lOS bales; exports 81 bales; weeks
receipts 527 bales; exports GAO bales; stock
10 sSS bales.
ELoUR-Quiet; superdre s..
C0RN-95cmEI 03.
OATS - SIS G56c in store.
HAY-E20d2I.
BRAN-SlSMc0.
PoRK-83i so.
BAcoN-shoulders I4JIc; sides I71<9I71kc.
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SALES LADY WANTED-At Click
& Sehwariz's, IA South First Street,
opposite Opera House. Cjul9 ct.
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PERSONAL. W. Adams. Esq,
Secretary Of the Northwestern Manu-
featuring Company. of Chicago, is
Stopping at the Sherwood.
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D3~ A complete stock Of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap, at
je7] SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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GO

GO7
COL!
GOT!
Immediately and buy some of those
good
80 and 70
Cent Shoes, suitable for Boys and
Girls, at
-E GEO. MILLER & Co.'s,
jul6-6tl 80 Main Street.
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The Henderson Land sale.

Strouse was not the holder of the
ticket that drew the great prize, but
he holds very large stock of Cloth
ing, which be sells cheaper than any
other house in the city.
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No q First Street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

e9 T. G. BridweIl l. Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
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-
gTess and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
je17-tf
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B@ Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at Is cents per yard, retail
orth 30cents.
je71 SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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New York Gold and SGOCE Market.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July 8.

Money l. easy at 3G5 per cent
Sterli g is quiet and hrm at 9N@9I.
Gold has en- aciive, under the Euro
Pean news, but c Osed dun; opened at liTz.
advanced TO l21< and closed at llZ9IlM.
Carrying rates per cent. 20 nat. Clearan-
ces u.s. ,OO 600 TIE Treasury sold 81, 333 688
OF the sinking fund god, at 81 IL $4,000
l II Is leo
governments are streng, but few are Of
feTed:
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KEROSENE ACCIDENTAL little son
Of Thomas Foster. was shockiDgly
burned yesterday. by the explosion Of
a kerosene can from which he was
pouring out oil to make a FIRE. The
can burst, and in an instant the boys
head and arms were developed in
flames. His mother at the risk of her
life. caught him and Wrapped her
skirts around him smothering the
the flames, but not before his face and
arms were badly burned.
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When you want Prescriptions filed
car5ectly and cheapest. take them TO
hAv LOCK Il FoRD's Drug Store, ~ ain
Street. between First and Second.
ia1S cOdtf
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Mnsnnirn Net Frames.

Armstrong; Patent is the best. |
have also large lot of the Umbrella
style on hand. G. ARMSTRONG.
je27-tf 81, SO & I'll Main st.
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AHNTRL PROJECT.
A Prospect thas one OF Evansville
Great Wants Viii Soon be Supplied

Captain j. A. Lemcke. for himself
and assUciates. has bought from Mr..
Sherwood, the Sherwood House cor.
ner. under conditions that he finds
the requisite encouragements amongst
our citizens to assist 10 building
first class Hntel -
Captain Lemcke has associated
with himself. John Gilbert, Esq. of
Golconda, and Capt. A. NJ. DuSou-
chet, and the concern proposes to
start off with sixty thousand dollars
cash.
Our merchants, manufacturers and
real estate owners win be called upon
soon, and their aid will be solicited
by Captain L., the protector Of the en-
terprise.
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WAR ON HIGH PRICES
Down They Go,
r. HO PKINA 81 CO.
NO. Is FIRST STREET

We have marked down our entire
stock of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Which we are selling at prices that
DEFY COMPETITYONIi
Come and see aud be convinced.
July 7-1g.
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11ansfsst of steamer City Of Evansville
fsom cairo to Evansville, July s.
a. b. Hhrader 1876 hhds tobacco; W. O.
Brown & co, e hhds tobacco boxes mdse
w. 8. Ford, hbds tOOaccOs martfn, q a
CT, hhds Tobacco, 10 dry hides; Jno Roel-
ker & CO, 1888 pcs hollow ware; e Day,
30 nd cattle. pc Y, mule: A. Gum berts'
b lis hide, bags rags, ga ks, l
cask gr.eu hides; d FL Lampfear, box
feathers; Capt. Stark, keR liquor; Pres
ton G CO, l bbl or csers, l box smoking to-
bacco. boX pecans: Jas swan on & son.
pkg hard are; renneg, BoTles q co 81 $50
Samue orr. 2 6bls scrap ION.
CIncinnatt-l0 hhds tobacco; 8 csks green
hides
L9uisvilIe-6 hhds tob, trunk and con-
tents, bdl bedding, box. 2 empty boxes
trunks, box.
Manifest Of the steamer IdieWiid rom
Cairo 10 Evansville, July
A X Shrader 43 bids tnbaccO; w & Ford
bhds tobacco: g w French I hid tobac-
tcb o; Martin Gardner 81 Co 2 hhds: h
u Van ripper hhds tobacco: So n0nin,
Dixon q Co hid t-bacco; Fred RrOeneT
~ ply Kegs; Humphrey, Lewis q 90
brl VIII sky: T ScantIin & Son 1 furnace 2
evapOrators; Stock well q 60 3 brIs pecanS;
Holltngsworth Bro q crates earth enware
l cask d.; E w 7 ttriek bales cotton; NJ
Calm l lot old iron. brls do, bags rags
Mckinley portable engine.
REsHIPPIHG
Scufnetown-1 lot moving plumber.
Harrlson's LandiDg-1 stove, iris, l
LoutsvilIe-2 caddies tobacco, 80 hhd4 do,
2 hxs glassware, mare, 2 mules so boxes
lemons, 1 box mdse, ] brl sugar. pkgs
peanuts, 10 boxes tomatoes, cask green
corn.
Rising SUM- box wool.
CtDcinnatt-1 b-l Rausages, l printing
press, 2 bris eg g, 30 empty beer kegs.
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H%100 doz. White Cotton Hose at
Is cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
je7l SoHAPKER, BUssINa & Co.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Office at Evansville, State of Indiana
on the g b day of July. 1870.
Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say "Advertised," giving date.
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THANKs.-Mr. Joe B. Elliott, of
the Auditors Office, will please &C.
oept the JOURNALS thanks for a
most opportune act of courtesy and
Kindness, yesterday, in addition to q
long list of the same kind.
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Kew Orleans Market.
BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, July e.
CoTToS-Nominal: middling lS5<9l9c.
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choice Store Boom 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 1.
Apply to JOHN W. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24 If
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AsSrse6RS, NnTInE.

All who have not yet brought their
schedules to the Assessors are hereby
notified that they must be handed in
on or before SATURDAY, JULY 8.
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THE MARKE TS.

JOHN W. FOSTER, p. M.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-15
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN. a
Deposits Of S1 and Upwards Received ID


INTER EST ALLO WE'D A. TIE RATEOi
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
ON CEH1JFICA2 les OF Deposit
AND SII PER CENT. con-
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON 4 Geo UNITS.
VIM. Martin, President
john john :. 2. rhomas ramsr; vico-rresidents.
A. q BrcniZer. Cashier.
John @. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Uirect0rS
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia.
7. W. McMaster, Columbia
A. c. Haskell, Columbia.
Up. Thomas. Columbia.
b. Il. Heinitsh, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. Il. Scott, Newberry.
w. G. Mayes, Newberry.
i. IL. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks Widows. Or
plans and others may hero DEPOSIT thc1r sav-
ings and draw a liberal rate of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest On their funds until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses:. Parents desiring to set apart small
sums lor their children, and Married Women
and Minors (whose deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death hr
their legal representatives. wi.hine to lay
aside funds for future uso. arc here afforded
an opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate. and. at
the same time, be subject to withdrawajwRen
needcu. Aue18
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Notice

rs hereby given to all whom it NAV concern
Il that I have duly appointed and empow.
cred FREDERICK J. BROWN my Agent and
Attorney, and in my namo to transact all
bus'ness and conduct all settlements OF the
estate Of JAMES BROWN, late of Nichland-
deceased. SELMA BROWN
Qualified Executrix OF Estate OF James
Brown, dcceased. Octgt