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The Courts.


CRIMINAL COURT. - Hon. A. L.
Robinson presiding.-The argument
for the defense, in the case of Lam
caster, the Sherwood House robber,
was finished about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, and the jury returned a
verdict of guilty. fixing the penalty at
six years in the penitentiary.
The case of Waterman was then ia
ken up, the defendant obtaining a
change Of venue, Judge Morris Of
the Common Pleas Court being called
to preside.
The trial occupied the rest Of the
day, the jury coming in about seven
o'clock with verdict of guilty, fixing
the penalty at four years in the peni-
tertiary.
Thus ends the Sherwood House
robbery case; and two young men
who, from their exterior, would an.
pear to beable to make good liyinos
by an honest, upright course of life,
are doomed to pass some of their best
years IN a prison.
They were ably defended by Messrs.
II. A. Madison and James B. Ruck.
er; and applications for new trials
were entered, but it can make but lit
tie difference. the evidence being
overwhelmingly against them. A
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wood, where the were serenaded in
the evening BY the CoFnea Band, and
everything done to make their stay
pleasant. Their appearance on the
ground was handsome. nearly all of
them being muscular, well-propor-
toned young men, one or two rather
above and as many below medium
height.
The lack of cheers and applause
when the "I's" made a good play,
showed that the audience would not
only have preferred different result,
Init were disappointed at the large
difference in the score.
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Ri ER n &c w .
For Other River Items See THIRD Page.

The storm yesterday afternoon did
some damage on the river, but moth
ing Serious. The mammoth wharf
boat of w. G.. Brown & Co., was
crowded upon the wharf and had to
be pulled off by the Mary Miller. All
the sash in the pilot house of the
Mary Miller were blown out and bro
ken to pieces, the door of the pilot
house was torn from its hinges, and tbs
wind driving down through the scut-
tie for the wheel blew out the front
bulk head of the pilot house, and the
entire pilot house was started forward
about six inches. Two sections of
the old chimneys of the Warrior, ly-
ing on the wharf, between Main and
Locust street, were rolled, by the
force of the wind, up the wharf, one
stopping on Locust street, opposite
the JOURNAL Office, and the
other on Water street, by Bah
cock & Steele's establishment.........
The Palestine met the storm at the
head of French Island, but suffered
no damage. Her officers, boRever. re-
port the storm as most severe in the
vicinity of Three Mile Island, where
timber was blown dc %, and the corn
almost demolished...... The Mary Mil
Ter took out an excellent trip.........
The Pine Bluff and Palestine had
good trips both ways.........The Mary
Miller, as soon as her charter expires,
will be placed in the Evansville and
Memphis trade, aud will leave here
every Tuesday, making weekly trips.
She is admirably adapted to the trade,
and Captain Liter is the proper man
to build up big trade between those
ports.........The Bermuda went into
the dry dock last evening, where she
undergoes thorough oVerhauling~....
The Nick Longworth will be here on
Monday morning, and will leave at 10 !
A II. for New Orleans. She Is one Of
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THE MARK TF
New YOTk Market,


BY Telegraph n v YORK, August 10.
CoTroN-Firm for good grades: sales 66S
bales at l9zc for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Keceipts Of IA. 09g l barrels. niea,yy
and 59lCc lower; sales $500 barrels In
Guiding loco barrels extra state Tor sep
TENDER, at t6 90; we quote U 4y59 ~ lo od
extra do; e6 l5@6 20 good TO choice do;
SO 30a6 80 for white wheat Western extra :
So OO97 so for extra Ohio; 20 COOS 70 for ex-
RYE FIoUR-Quiet; sales zoo barrels
at IS 0D97 90. 90
at 981Sag7c: I50 barrels refilied at 93c.
WHEAT-Receipt pts l,6ol bushels; dull
and declining sales $1,000 bushels at 81 OF
for rejected spring; 81 l09l III for infe-
rior No. 2 spring; 81 2OgI Is for no. 2
spring; 81 400gl "A for winter red western,
latter extreme; 81 625zgl 20 for new white
Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
CoRN-Rsceipts 81 $40 bush; shade firm.
er; sales 900 bush az 85gs0c for new mix
ed western: 85c for kiln dried: closing at
sec for prime parcels.
OArs-Receipts 81 .s95 bush; heavy and
lower: sales 49, 900 bush at As assoc for west
ern: 5O956c for Ohio and Stale.
HAY-Steady.
HoPs-Quiet and arm.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
SnGAR-In moderate request; sales 6lO
hhds al 991Oc for Cuba; LUCILLE for Porto
mo MSoI,AssFs-DuU at sOcfor clayed.
RICE-DulI at 99g1zc.
PFrRoLEUsr-In fair request; rs foT
l CTud0s 2l114ZOC LOT TenuGus
| Observation-Disclosures stronger at sSe
! PoRK-Heavy, closing ntni salts OF tOO
/ bbIs at 828 70Sa28 75 for mess; S24926 % for
/ PRIME, aud s31933 % for prime mess also
| $50 bbis mess, september, at S2o 81. 4
| BEEF-Steady; sales 100 bbls at sl29lb y
1 for plain mess, and Sl69l9 90 for eXtri
i mess beet hams nominal; tterce beef Il
i quiet, at S26928 90 for prime mess, and $500
/ 81 90 for India mess.
CUT MEATS-Qulet, at l9g2lc for ptckles
hams; middles quiet.
LARp-Weak; sales OF 100 iierces at l6q
/ IGH for steam, and I7@l7L for kettle rem
/ dered also go tterces for august at lGM.
/ BOTrER-F. rIn at 20G3ic for western.
CHERSE-Duil at G.9l3z.
1 FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool dull and drOop
ing; flour Is %, and wheat 5110511d b,
| steam.
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DG Persons who are recovering
from ague and fever will find Clouds
Invigorating Cordial a certain pre-
ventive of relapse. Pale and bloated
faces are almost universally the re
suits of an attack of chills; and al
most as universally are these un-
pleasant effects removed by the use Of
this cordial. The Frustrated nerves,
the impoverished blood, the torpid
liver; indeed. the WHOLE SYSTEM is
speedily restored to a healthy condi-
ton. By reading the little pamphlet
which accompanies this invaluable
medicine. you will find sufficient tes-
timony to convince the most incred-
ulous. aug13-IW
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RiVar DIannfchee.

PITT5BURG, August 19.-Weather clear
Thermometer S0o. MononRahela 3 feet z
Inches and falling. Business is very dull,
and nothing doing.
CINCIENATI, August l9-Riyar risen two
feet four inches in the lost "a hours, with
Is feet In the channel. The Granite State
departed for Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, August 10. - River rising
rapidly. It has risen IL inches In the last
8 feet on Portland bar. Weather suitry !;
rain at Pm, after which pleasant.
CAIRO, August I9.-Port List = David
Watts, st. Louis to Ter River. 10
Pm IdleWild, Evansville packet, II: Pau
line Carroll, st. Louis to New Orlea ans. Z
A n. Julia, Vicksburg to {. Louis, y; Eila
Hughes, Nashville packet. IL; Mary Al
VIcksburg, st. Lonis to Nieksburgs 3; Lit
tie Fleta, Louisville to New Orleans 2.
River stationary. Light showers during
the day, with heavy rain to- night; mer'
curry SJo.
ST. LOUIS, August l9.-ArrIved-Rob Roy
nd Jasper from Keokuk st. Joseph from
Memphis; Dictator from Columbus; ST
Departed-lsob Roy to Keokuk. Mime
apolis to st. Paul w. j. Lewis to Kans 4
City Belle Memphis to Memphis.
River falling. Weather cool. Mercury
$50.
NASHVILLE, August 19.-Rlver station
cry; feet ON Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and warm. Departed-Umpire fol
Cairo.
VIcKsBURG, August l9.-Up-Rubicon, !;
NJ: Shannon, IL PM. DoWn- MonaWKs
NJ. River falling. Clear and warm
NEW ORLEANS, August 10. Departed
Tom Rees with barges for st. Louis.
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B AS H BALL.
The indianapolis Club beat the RlV.
sides by q Score OF AZ TO IL.

The long expected game between
the indianapolis Club and the River
sides, of this city, took place on the
Evansville grounds yesterday after
noon.
The indianapolis Club arrived in
this city by the noon train, and the
game was to have been called at 2
o'clock, on the Riverside grounds.
but when the hour arrived for the
game to commence, the storm. which
had been blowing up. eliminated in
a perfect deluge of rain, which soak
ed both the Riverside and Evans
vile grounds. After the stor m
cleared away, the parties, with
about a thousand spectators. re-
paired to the Evansville grounds, and
selected a spot little to the east of
that usually occupied. which being on
a slight rise was not quite so wet,
and the game commenced at four
o'clock.
FIRST INNING.
Indianapolis.-J. Morrison at the
bat. He sent a grounder past short
stop, and made his first, took the
second on a pass. stole third, and
finally home on passes; Parr by a
good hit past third made his second
and stole his third; Hopkinson, by a
hit to short stop, went out at first;
PaTr scoring one; e. Ketcham, by a
hit to the pitcher, suffered at the first;
Mcdonald. by q safe hit past short
stop, made first, aud stole second on
to third and finally home on wild
throwing to pitcher; Sheets went out
on foul. Three runs.
Ravsrsides-Hudspeth went out at
/ first base, and Greene suffered the
same; Saner, by an easy hit over short
stop, captured his first; Laughlin by
a good hit past third, made his first.
sending Saner to second, Saner after
ward stealing his third, Laughlin
making his second just in time: Roach
out on a foul fly By Morrison, made
a whitewash for the Riversides.
SECOND INNING.
Indi0napolis.-Sharpe. by a soft
hit, made his first, stealing second.
ketcham, by a hit to Roach. got his
hrst. Morrison out on a hy by
Laughlin, Sharpe making home. and
ketcham home on a passed ball. J.
Morrison out on sky fly to Ingle.
Parr sent a fly to Hudspeth. which
he failed to hold. and made his first.
Hopkinson, by good bat to right.
made his second, bringing Parr home.
E. Ketcham, by a hit to right field
made his first, bringing Hopkinson
home. Mcdonald, sending one to
Laughlin. defeated Ketcham at sec.
ond. Four runs.
Riversides.-Nurre, by a good hit
to the left made first. and by passed
ball made second. Walker out on a
foul. and Boicourt By hit to first.
Nurre taking third, Ingle by hit to
second, made his first. and got around
to third, by a hard throw, letting
Nurre home. Hudspeth, on a safe
hit to centre, sent Ingle home aud
took his first, and Greene out on fly,
| finished the inning. Two runs for
Riverides.
THIRD INNING.
Observation-Disclosures, by bit
to short stop, got to first and made
second on q pass, stole third and got
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new trial could Only result 10 yaria-
tion of the penalty.
REcoRDER's CoURT-NdtlbGn Va
lard, Esq, presiding. Leo. Kahn,
the loving father of whom mention
was made yesterday, was fined So 40
for abusing his family. He paid cash.
Pat Rainy, on a general charge of
drunk and disorderly. paid S. %.
Cash paid.
Before Justice Emery ohm Carlos
was fined s. Is for assault and battery
upon Martin Boyer. Don Carlos asked
Boyer for dollar, and for his refusal
struck him on the nose.
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New York Gold and STOCK M-rkct.

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK August 10
Wall Street was. this morning, thrown
into a state of agitation and excitement
by q rumor from Troy that Commodore
Vanderbilt had been seized with an apo
pletic 1T, at Saratoga, from which 40 was
doubtful II he would recover. This news
produced for a time a Eemi-panic Ia stocks,
was very largely interested, and weak
holders made haste TO realize at whatever
price they would bring.
The downward course was not arrested
until New York Central stock had sold
down TO 9l1z; Scrip TO 861S, and L. 3. o.
9016. decline Of from to per cent. COM
pal ed with last nights prices. The subse-
quent positive denial OF the story resulted
at once In q better feeling, and a recovery
In prices.
laterals with the bulk OF the transactions
the higher rates on Government loans
Foreign exchange weak; good bankers
bills, German, said to be against the bonds
offered at g. quarter per cent. below the
regular quotations; prime bankers ask
90, but sales were made at va, ana sight
Il0%, and Gable transfers llOZ.
GOLD-The MARI ct is devoid of ANNA
ton and the speculative feature and tenn
per Of the market Is weak, owing TO no
war news, the attention OF operators be-
ing diverted to the stock market. The
rates paid for having balances carried
was 81 fat for borrowing, which tndt-
Gates that the shorts freely covered their
l61<, closing a. 16Z bid and lG5s sskeds
Cfearan ces 43,C00,C00. The exports for to-
morrow are estimated at about $40, 20.
CAVERN enthusiastically, but dulls
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, August IL.
FLoUR-Dull; family SO C0a6 %.
WHEAT Dull; 81 1891 ~; demand light
and prices dropping.
CoRN-Firm at 7S9yOc-
OATs-FIrm; new 40 9s6c: Old 5O950c.
RYE-Firm AT 70 t0c.
BARLEY-In light supply and hisheri
fall 81 lO9l %.
ToBACco-Firrn and in good demand
sales 40 hogsheads at SGD on receipts
very light.
WHIsRY-Ddll and unsettled; sales az
92c; closing with no buyers &C better than
MEss PoRK-DuIl; small sales at s2S 90.
BULK MEATs-Neglected; l3gl5 cents
BSCoN-In moderate demand at l55zci
sbou ders l41<c; sides I7gI7Mc .-,1. a..
TARD-Tn moderate demandi lO2zc JOE
EsEsE-Quiet at l29I4s.
BuTrER4-2B q SOC. - -. ,..a- ,ato
0Is-Iinseed 81 O28l %, the latter rale e
for small lots; lard oil dull and uneh@nBeo
Al 81 I7al - for current make.
fF9SScc8R As1 is 5SgI-lO per cent. dis
count buying.
MONEY Marker easy
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European Markets.

a., rraIagraph.l LoSDON, Aug.l9.
ConsoIs closed at elsz; money 9l5z on &c &c
count. American securities easier 70 ii ~
ana B2s $50 B5's cd S715 CTS b514 iy.1S
s2%: stocks easier at III Illinois liV>2' a.
q T ~; August 10. = Cotton weak wear. !
sales 1900 bales; exports oqsS9 VI PsseS baIeS
T1Iators 5000 bales; STOCK oo1I,,9a for ffe
Arnericar 24BC~0 baless lecci ~ go 20 a , LLo
Week SlC-J bales; American BY, 5g9 P Paies
market firm sales 9a9lSd afioaf Ss.,
90 bales s 6f 1895 595Ss
IecelPts - ~ ouarters; California white
AZ "a red western No g lod winter IS
100 ~ eSate r. 5dta2s Cd barley bs peas 33s F;
go s QUIET, II9s beef g9iet. Ills lard 72s
ensssst sS rio mfddles; refined petroleum Is
Ia tallow 48s Cd linseed oil 81 pounds los
N HI pounds It's; hnseed cakes 10 pounds
PARIS, August l9.-Bourse closed firm
Yesterday; rentes ca francs 10 confines.
FRANKFORT August lS.-bOndB opened
ARM at 9256191M.
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Unpaid Letters.
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, /
Aneust 10 1870.

Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
August 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 August 10Th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please apply at the Cashier S
Office.
Isaac w. Rally, Laurenceburg. Ind.
James Michael, Loogoote, Ind.
E. Steiger, New York.
David Francis, Richmond, KY.
P @. Shackelford, st. Louis. Mo.
Carne NJ. Cook, Rockport, IndIans.
X, r. Hargiss.
q. +. Williams.
g, w. slater, New Harmony, Ind.
JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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PICOLILI.

Six real estate transfers last week.
Work was commenced on the ex-
tension of the rolling mills by Messrs.
Lloyd & Dodd.
SOME Of the sporting gentry had q
shooting match in Center Township
yesterday. a sheep and a turkey being
the prizes.
THE first oysters Of the season are
offered to the epieures of the city by
Schweizer, of Main Street, and Tom
Royston, of the First National.
THE police bell was rung last night,
for an officer to go to the rescue of
the family of Leo. Kahn from his Pc
culiar kindness again.
THE Recorder will have three de-
linquents, at least, for trial this morn
ing. one Of whom, George Hauch, was
arrested for insulting women on the
streets, last night.
PARvIN & Co.'S warehouse, on the
corner of Water and Locust streets,
is being extended to make a tobacco
warehouse for Messrs. r. K Bunker
son & Co.
MARKETMEN should beware of
counterfeit money; especially of the
denomination of two dollars. They
are being showed" freely at the mar
ket in the morning.
A LITTLE boy. named Walter Jane
son. fell from tree in front of his
mothers residence on Clark Street.
on Thursday. and was severely in
jured. A limb upon which he was
resting broke with him.
COMPLAINTS are being made of
men who make a practice of quail
shooting on Sunday, just above the
city. People living up there threaten
to put the game law in force against
them.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week, ending August 10th, IS
appears by the County Auditors Records
Peter Bomenoergsr ct tSE. to Susan Rich.
range 10 west, for g., 40.
q. ID. Bowen to Caroline M. Withers
Lots Is and IS, in Block Eastern Enlarge.
ment, for III.
susan Rich TO Peter Bomenberger, SOUTH
vest quarter norther-t quarter, Section 3.
own 5, south range 10 west for So
VIM. HInSpeter- ct al to Gaus1 Hinspe-
Ter, Lott and ?, Decker's Subdivision. for
500.
TW1n. Hinspeteter eE al, to Anna Luide.
Lot 5. Block /. Bakers Addition, for sl.f D.
Chas. II. SGuFteVant to VIM. Horribly,
northWf t quarter, southeast quarter, Sec
ton 80, town 5, south range 10 VIZ & for 81 500
The City OF Evansville. to Gel ,. W0lhIn,
part Of Lot 8, In Block l3|, Lamesco, for 81
Eneas McCa1lister to William Alexan.
der, Lots 10 and IL, In Block 90, L1masco,
or rs.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 20. 1870.
CIT NE w 9 .
fanderburgh County Republican
Convention.

Al meeting of the County Execu-
i've Committee, held at the Club
Rooms. on Friday, August 9TH, 1870,
It 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 Ootober election. be
held on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1sr.
at the CRESCENT Cry SPRINGS, in
the City of Evansville.
Its recommended that each town
ship and precinct be entitled to cast
the number Of votes indicated below
taking the Republican ballots cast at
she Presidential election of 1868. as
q basis:
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AT THE RINK.-The Rink last
night was opened especially for the
purpose of entertaining the Indian
apolis Base Ball Club. who enjoyed.
themselves hugely. Some of them
were very proficient in the beautiful
art of roller skating. On their en-
trance into the Rink, the Cornet
Band struck up Hail to the Chief"
in honor of the victory over the Riv-
ersides. The Club expressed them
selves highly pleased with the enter
tainment. Tonight is the regular
assembly night, and we expect to see
Evansville's fairest daughters and
bravest men present. The Crescent
City Band will furnish the music, and
no doubt all will have a very pleasant
time.
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New York Dry Goods aarEel.

= 4u11bIHpnI NV YORK, August l9
q Dry goods, the market Is more acts
ana prices rule steady 81 lfc FOR hffnrff-
a brown sheet1ags 49, for do. H ADnir-
gons AmosEeas a nd Stark A l2l< for I.r-
M nlh ghnn " 10 Tor Indian Orchard ~
lie for do. B 100 for 40. At 0e for dO. Fss lIt
Tor Monadnock 10 do; 28k for 0-fdo.f W.
FOR o. Peppereu bieaehed do: 825S for
4o.i ol52 for 9-a do.i and 45c for l0 l1
Linseys are "a fair request at 2go f0r n8a.
eys A. and &c for i-4s Cotton bags a.
good demand At l2S for Stark "a ana
AmOakeag ana American; l8nIie ar
Whltenden checks col6onades. and gTie for
double and twist do.
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Ioulerllia arref

by AeAeaIapn.l LoursVrrEu. huruG6
q bAGGfNG-Actlve at 285SM80o.
gOrTON-Dull but steady al f8c
tLogR-A better feeling in the market
extra family G5 75.
WHEAT-gl GOAL 80.
goRN-El 90.
hYE-B5c.
OATs-47c.
az PROVISIONS Dull and weak: mess parn
~ bacon l4%0l7I q 185Sc: bulk - ~
5595Sae, Ao1a9 i'16e sugar cured han s., fau
LARD-l7c.
WHIsKH-6aw active al 62ng4a.
! IcBACCO SALES Of 100 hhda 81 g8 lOas ED
ior Hcrapsi sos 80 FOR frosted trnsb +. III ~.
81 0J Tor common 20 good luaas "a Is "a
~ ~ Iof low leaf o. common bright va n8-
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Nnw nrIenna Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August 10.
corr. .N-Receipts for week l,lC6 bales
axnorts 7.l5g bales: sales for week q. ~
baies. stock 88.297 bales. The dem and to-
49, Is fafr and prices firm: midling TX
sales Of 825 bales: receipts Alb bales; exports
i'G Fs446gTa-super Go p; Xxx S5 o21z; Xxx
90 G1o9aiN-Mlxed 9Jc; white 629e5c.
OATs-St. Louis 52g53;
BRAN-903s5c.
HAY-825 90.
Pork e3l %.
Observation-Disclosures ~; eleor lib lSc;
clear sides 1917; hams 25425e. 49,
key 1874.
WHfsRY-92%@fl o..
GoFFEE-PrIme 79l7Z.
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EG T. @. BridweIl & 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 Rockbridqe Al1m Waters.
ie17-tf
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81. LouIs Market.

Nv telegraph ST. LOUIS August ~
opAcco-Good grades steady ana IN
lfiSs,a,sassrSo1N-Eominal az I'VE. 80
Manan and rope firm AID unchanReus
FScaISG -EP Ter &C 2g%@9Jc, -,
fSToUR-More doing, but unenan ke q y, la ~
Es...s - -, ri f9af rs; x e. 100 ~ Xxx y y
az 10: Xxx $ GIGS p. =. .,o..a a,tt
ytpHEAT -Opened hrm ana close -. Gun s.iI,
~ neavy: No. sDrIng 81 NO. q req iall
81 en sz15I Ig. 10. do Il 2 .gl p. 80
- csesHs-Duii and easier; mixed b49Ooci
yellow zoe; white 74gI1c'
0ATs-Dull &C 4ON11c'
KYr-Duu al 6g7oc.
HIGHWINEs-Quiet al B5c.- "a. 49,.
PoRR--DalI aud lower; - y; bacon
dull; orders 1lIed, a. ll5so LOT shOuiueISi
~ Tor clear rib ; lS1z for clear.
- TTaaARD-Nominal st l69lskc.
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Chicago Market.

BY telegraph CHIcAoO' Aug AZ
r-rorR-Dull and unchanged.
xTu1TAr-Dull: new l@2c and old b@ot
,o,wer. closing at &c cash; 81 W. BID Ior
ssoiier beptembeI for No.. TEls afternoon
T1Sneaifled and unchanged
loRE-Duil, and H9%c lower, clos ing itl
z7e Tor No. 2 This afternoon, duh AZ ia
seller August. .,..s.... =,
OARS Quiet, and &c lower, closing az
'zYE-Qaiet, and 10 lower, closing at ne
BARLEY- 2921zc lower closing Al u W
~ HIIgHWINEs - Steady at SIC for iron
PRovIsToNs-MOre active and easier az
e17 F102S % for summer and winter packed
mess Dorix; sl5aI5 70 for larded.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-20

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The followingare
the marriage licenses for the week ending
August 19th, 1870:
Conrad WaideI and Christina Sch mere.
Welhelm Zeller and Lonisa Pfsterer.
Waddie Grant and Jennie Mcfarland.
Philip Ray and Dollfe Waller
John b. Carrot and Gertrude Sapp.
Wesley Baker and Jennie Bell
VIM. Heuke aud Anna Meier
Peter Ham and Josephine Hodges
John Gibson and Mary Boyd.
Ak0ysius III TT euae az and Francesca LAX MS.
Wa. e. Marshal aud Victoria Mcciafn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-20

the finest passenger steamers ia com
mission .........Dr. Josh Cobb, uncle TO
Captain Josh V. Throop. is in the
city cheering the hearts of his friends
and acquaintance.
HTanffssfs.
Manifest of the steamer Mar Miller,
from cairo to Evansville, August 10, 1870.
Headly & CTabtree, Wheat ran; wood
row. Reitz & Co, packages merchandise
q W French, L hogshead tobaecoi A T.
Shrader, q hogsheads tobacco; StockWeil
a. Co, 3 packages mdse; KOhn WIFE, "A
barrel LIQUOR; Blomer, Schultz q Heitmap'
packages furniture; Dannetteli q kros-
en-, pieces pump; A d L Uhl, hogsn e a y
clay; VIM HeilmaD, pieces plnion; q -
Heimann, 4 sacks wool.
RFSHIPPING
New Albany-K bags wool.
Louisvtlle-l hos shead tobacco.
Cincinnatt-2 box sacks.
Parkersburg-1 bale box stuff.