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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-03-17
Order of Publication.

County Of Lincoln. vacation, April tern, 1870.
dartha B. Willie, by her atty, z. T. Pststion
Albert Willie, dsfsndsnt. or Divor,s
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff By her at
~ torney, and files her petition and s6idavit
In said Court, tho object and general pstnsa ~
which 10 to obtain . divorce froD the bonds OF
natrimony, contracted with said defendant and
the plaintiff ip her said petition svsrs and makes
oath that the defendant has abseutsd hipsslE
snd his wheieabouts are unknown to plaintiR, so.
that process OF law cannot be served upon him
and plaintiff asks that said defendant b notyasd
BY pnblioatien In vacation Of the commsuesnsnt
Of this ssit now, therefore, you, the sale AiBsrt
Willie, ere hereby notified that Msrtha D Willie
has this day commenced suh seaiust yes for
the purpose of sbtsiniag divorce & on The bonds
Of mstrimony, and that yos bs sd sppssr ct tAs
next term Of our Lincoln County Circuit Court.
Missouri, to be begun and held st the court house
In Troy, In said csunty, os the second Monday in
April next, and answer or plead to said pstition
on 81 before the third day Of said torn, = Ne
sane will b taken ~ eonfssssd. .
Fest ga. q. VIZ. CoLssas. Clerk.
Cssaty Of Linsolu, 49, I9aara tra'sd
], william Colbert, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of said county, certify that The above and fore
going is eorrsct copy Of ~ order Of EsblisstieD
" said cause. - the ssas appears Of ssserdiD
.-...- Witnsss ~ Assd % Clark, s,d tns
SEAL seal Of said Court, dose st oGss II
Troy, In ssid county, this lSth ~ ef
.''''...' January, A. D. 1870.
bn a1nA wM. COLBERT. Cis.k.
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Administrators, Notice,

NWICE 10 hereby given that letters Of admin
~ istration were granted 10 she uadersisn =
on the cstaee Of James Alexander, Sr Q dececsscd,
BY the Clerk Of the County Court Of Li,ssan
county, Missouri, on the Gath Of February, 1870
Al persons having olsims against ssid estate
are sc9uired to exhibit them to the administra-
tors !or allowance within one year from ~ da.s
Of said letters, or they may be precluded from
any bene6t Of said estate and II not exhibited
within two years from the date Of said letters,
they will be forever barred.
JULIA A. ALEXANDER, adm'ss
JOSHUA, II. ALEXANDER,
mch3ns JOHN n. REID, aAministrstors
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straw Notuce.

TAKEN VP by Henry P. Allen, Of Prairie
l. towntbip, Lincoln county, . light sorrel or
dun mare, with dark stripe along the bach, blase
fsee, l49 hands high, 10 or ~ ysars eis s1d shod
all around. Appraised at $50 BY Jacob Mosby
and Thomas McMshill, before p. II. Cannon, JP.
mchSn9w3p ,,r ..s,...s.
TAKEN UP BY Tillmaa u. Marsh, Of Hurri-
i cane township, eLincoln county. dark iron
grey horse small star In forehead, supposed to be
year old past, u n hands hikh, and appraissd at
$50 before Jasses. N. Norton and Isaso N. Fielder
before r. r. Logan, J. p. fsbsnk
TAKEN UP by WIN. Hendricks. Of Prairie
! township, Lincoln county, . dark bay or
brown mare, about II years old, Is hands end q
inch high, some saddle marks, ana appraised
q $50 BY I. 9. Cspps and W. B. csPP.. before d.
II. Cannon, J. p. feb3n5
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A dlninistrator,s Notice.

\, Office is hereby given that letters of admin .
1 istiation were granted u the undersigned on
che estate Of Calvin Smith, deceased, on tho
18th dny Of February, 1870, by the clerk of tho
County Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri.
ALI persons having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit thom to the administra-
tor for allowan CO within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may be prcciuded from
any benefit Of said estate, and If Aot exhibited
withia two years from the dato Of said letters
they will bo forever barred.
feb24nSp . Il. G. SlTT0N, adm'r
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Order of Publication.

OTOcT Oh fuOulCOtoO0.
County Of Ioso'n. '''H April t.r%. 1870. S.''
Emma Z. Hovey. pln., ai..f. .sH,.
versus Petition for Divorce.
Henry Is. uovcy, def.
Now, ut this day, February l4th, 1870, coaes
a. Che said plsintiG by her aetecney, In vaca-
tion Of Cours, and 6les bcr petition and afidsvt.
the Oh bjsct md general nature Of which 10 to OBJ
tain = divorce from the bonds Of matrimony con.
tracted with said defendant, and the p7aintid, in
her said petition AYERS aGd makes oath that de-
fondant has absented himself snd his whereaboots
are unknown to plaintiff, 90 that peocess of law
cannot be served upon him, and plaintiff asAs
chat said defendant be ,tiaed BY publication. In
therefore you, the said Horny E. lIovoy, sro
hereby notified that Emma Hovey has this day
commenced o sui against you for she purpose Of
obtaining divorce from the bonds Of matrinony
contracted with you, and that you be and appear
At the next term OF the Lincoln county Circuit
Court, to bsbegun and held st the court houss n
the town Of Troy, In sai6 coanty, on the second
Monday Of April next, 1870, and ssswer or plead
to said petition or before the third day Of said
term, or the Same will be taken % confessed; and
It is fusther ordered that . copy herssf b psb
lished in the Lincoln County Herald, . rIblis
newspaper printed and pablShsd in the State, for
fo.. weeks 'soes''ivsly Is 6y Ia. rsqairsdS;
ssss,, s.sss st u Hi::sss': sisss1.:, 5, ,shoah
I, William Colbert, Clerk Of ths Circuit Court Of
Lincoln county, Mo-. hereby certify that the
above and foregoing 10 corFect copy Of the orig
insl order In As'd csuse, - { Q same appears Of
record in my sad once.
.....-.. Witness ny hand ~ clerk aad seal
:sEAL Of said couFt st oses In Troy, this llth
'.".'.. day Of February, 1870. s.f -
febl7n7 II nj WIN. COLBERT, CT srk.
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Admin istrator,s Notice.

Il. Office 10 hereby given that letters Of admiu-
! istration were grated to the undersigned on
tho estate Of Barney Holcomp, deceased, BY tho
Clerk Of the County Court of Liacoln county,
Mo-, on the losh Of February, 1870.
All persons having claims sgainst said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administra-
tor for allowance within one year after tho date
Of said letters, or they may bs preciudsd from
any benefit Of sal estsio and f not exhibited
within two years from the date Of said lsetera
they will b. forever barSed.
feb 24nsp Z. q. sITTON, admir-.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that lettsrs OF admin
1 tstration we're g,antsd TO the usdsrsigusd %
the estate Of George @. Bowen, Diseased, By IT,
Clerk Of the co9.ty Court Of LincoIn county,
Missouri, on the 7sth Of February, fs7s. iOl''
Ian persoss having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them 10 The administrator
for allowance within one year from the date oS
said letters, or they may be rrscluded from any
bcneat Of said estate and U not exhibited With
forever barred.
mchsnsp SARAH JANE BOWEN, adm Z
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Administrators A Notice.

" istration were granted to the und, rsigned
on shc estate of q. f. l.. Reeds, deceased, On IT, .
t4th dsy Of February, 1870, BY the Clerk Of tho
County Court Of Lincoln corpty, Mo.
All persons having claims against snid estat .
are required TO exhibit them to the admin istratos
for allowance within one year from the &ate Of
said letters or they may be precluded from say
benefit of said estate; and IL not exhibited
within two yenrs from the date of snid letters they
will be forever barred. Boy
febl7n5p p. II. TUCKER. adm'r.
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Executors Notice.

N Office is hereby given that letters te.tamsn-
~ tary were granted to tho undersigned on the
estate Of Jane Alexander, doc'd, by the Clerk
Of the County Cour of Lincoln county, Me-, on
the 18th day Of February, 1879. ,.... ...-
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to present them Cor allowance ac-
cording to law within one year from snd date, or
thoy may be precluded from any benefit Of said
estate, and il sot presented within two years
from said date, they will bo forever barred.
fcbl4nsp JOHN j. ALEXANDER, Ex'e
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AGENTS WANTED

ITO SELL PROF. 7RUMDULL'S LINE EN-
l. CRAVING, "FANiLy RECORD" executed
with pen. Itis high h-tousd, moral aAd sslig-
ions pictsrs, unsquallsd - . specimen Of pea
manship, and sells to every family that has the
money to buy II. 10000 sopiss have been sold
during tho last two years, and any amount Of
good territory 10 yet uneanvasssd. AssAts osks
fair, and some very large vssss. Fer Circular
n -'i1T TRUMBULL 4 CRUvER,
o. 3Washingtoa st.. Room %, ehioago, rus.
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1900 POLICIES
ISSUED IN SIX MONTHS,
Guarantee Interest Plan

AN ENTIREL nav FEATURE
Number Of annual premiums limited, varying 4
from ave 10 twenty two, acco' ding to sge. Six
per cent. compound interest gnsTsstesd from the
commencement to the end OF the paying period
on all the aynsp, ~ till the sum insured shall
have been accumulated. ..- ,a4
Monetary value Of the policy during tho pay
ing period averages more than twelve per cent.
Compound Interest and subsequently, during the
whole period Of life, the Policy pays an annuity
on its tace equal to about six per cent. ~ death
the amount insured passes uuimpaired to the rep
resentstives Of the deceased, ilt ..rf
TEMPORARY INSURANCE., whereby each
annual premium paid secures to all holders of
Life Policies DOUBLE THE TERN OF INSUR-
ANCE allowed by other New York, Connscticut,
New jersey, Psnnsyivasii or Western Companies
generally.
Prsniums payable either on. the AgL CASH or
PART LOAN plan. Gtls
The Empire was the rIRsr Eastern Company
b esaply with the requirements Of tAs New
State Law, and has hlsa certificates showing the
Deposit Of 100000 for the security Of policy
holders with Comnissioner King. -.
Live, energetic, TRUTHFUL men vented ~
travelling ind local agents The combined ad'
vsntsges offered BY the EMPIRE" make II ths
BEST Conpsuy for reliable men to canvass fol
II the country. '''f h
}. y. MELLEN, Manager,
Fer Missouri, Kansas 4 Seul'b Iilias Is
H. G. SMITH, Sup't Of Agencies,
OAes 4OI n. Fourth street, st. Louis
4. II, HARRIS, Local Agent
! ss,4'ssp42ly TROY. MD.
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UNITE STATES MAIL.
AND DAILY HACK LINE BETWEEN
TROY AND wENTZvILL E.
H. GO. p. NOR oberts

HAVING bought the entire interest in the line
II Of hacks running from Troy to Wsntsvuls
daily, sud carrying theU. 9. Nail and Express,
will carry passeAgsrs to and from the railroad in
comfortable hacks. always making connection.
~ Tbs 10 the beet route. Charges mod crate.
January Is. 1870. T.. c. a. On i.'
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Bloomington, Illinois, Nursery

10th Year 500 Acrcal 10 Greenhouses .
7 AR0EsT. BEST stock and shipping faciIi,ies.
NM APPhES ", 1000 Ans yr, $3.50.
STOCKS, Seeds, Osagc. Apple, Peach, 3 WILD
GOOsE. Piuu, iOsAGE HEDGE, 10000 SIS.
EVRRGREENs, ROSES, 1000 $40. DahIiss,
Giadiolds, GREENHOUSE. BEDDING PLANTS
nsvi m 1 = '''''' +. X. PnUNIx.
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We would therefore say to oil those who have
been purchasing on short time, 70 come forward
at Onoe and settle their accounss BY paying % tho
money. go raa cfl.Y F''a wv ~
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TO THE PUBLIC!
ROGERS & CAKE.

EEELING GRATEFUL FOR PAST FAvORS,
I and wishing continuance of your patronag,
would most respectfully In form their iricnds, and
the public generally. that they intend to keep a
full assortment Of everything in the way of
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

THE CENSUS The Deputy M"r-
shaIs have commenced to take the
census, and as it is important that a
correct return should be made, citi-
zens ought to render them every aid
they can, so that not only correct, but
full information shall be procured.
Their instructions are very full, COW
ering several pages of a pamphlet,
and if they seem somewhat inauisi-
tive, the people should endure it pa
tiently. aud answer willingly. 1t is
particularly desirable that the oecupa-
ton of the individual should be given
correctly. in order that the different
departments of industry shall be cor
rectly reported. In giving a mans
occupation, do not say artist" or
mechanic, but say whether he is an
engraver, photographer, painter.
blacksmith, carpenter or machinist
II manufacturer, state what he man
tactures, &c. BY studying these mat
ters and answering correctly. vast
amount Of error may be avoided. and
much trouble saved.
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WANTED.

1.-TWO aiOOD MN to ss IA Sewing Ma
uG chimes Horses, wagons, and harness
furnished. Apply at the Grover & Baker
ONCE. Nos. 5 and nth Second street
Ev- nsville, Ind. ]. o. BEARD. je2 81
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THE MARK ETa.



BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Junel.
AsHRs-Duu.
COTTON Quiet; sales OF 200 bales at 22I<
for mlddIing uDlands
FLoUR- Re- eipts 1854 barrels; sc lower,
moderate business for export and home
use; sales S,4O0 barrels: at "a 75af so
TOR superfine state end Western; IS 05a
5 50 for extra do: IS 25A5 so for good to
choice do IS O5a8 Oh for white wheat
western extra; IS 45@6 80 for extra Onfo
IS 5Og6 90 or extra st. Louis.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet.
CORN MEAL-5teady.
WBIsKY-Ftrm sales of 450 bbIs al 81 O8a
% 'or rec: che fly at 81 O8gl OS1S.
WHEAT-One cent lower and moderate
demand for export and home use: receipts
l0i.l49 Bushels: sales of $4,000 bushels at
81 ISgl 10 for No. Chicago: 81 20 for north
western spring; 81 20%gI 2215 for Milwau.
kee; 81 274l 28 for No. spring; 81 50 for
winter red u inois: 81 30al "a or vim eT
and amber western. the lattt an extreme
81 "a tor choice white GeneSsee.
Rye Quiet and unchanged.
CoRN-Heavy and lower; receipts OF 28.-
300 bushels at 81 lO50I O8L for new nike
western: closing dull at 81 O5dl o. for west
ern yellow and whfte western.
OATS-Hezvy and lower: rece pts of as =
430 bushels; sales of $1,000 bushels ct a0a6E
for western; closing at t0% for afioat; CSC
6S for Ohi".
RoPs- QaIet and steady at l2a25c.
LEATHkR-Dul and unchanged.
WooL-Dull and heavy; sales OF 250,o0l
for unwashed; 39c for pulled.
SUGAR-firm; sales OF 800 hhds Cuba
at 916Q9Z; Porto Rico 81.
MoLAssEs-Quiet and unchanged.
PETROLEUM FINN at 2Jc Tor crude 271
for refined
RtCE-FiTmer at S9S%.
TURPENTINE-Qutet At 80 6s0c.
PORK-Firm sales of $50 bbls at e29 GA
% 75 for mess: so so for prime; G28gE26 q
prime mess: also 500 bbIs mess at $40 81 fOl
July SO so for July and August.
BEEF-Steady sales OF no bbls 81 ell0lE
for plain mess; Si6g18 for extres mess
Tlerce beef, quiet: sales OF 100 tierces al
2B9H for prime mess; s3093l for India
mess. Beef hams, unchanged: sales of SO
bbls at S2S935. Middles dull and un-
changed.
CUT 10 EATS Dull and heavy: sales OF IcC
packages at 1880 for shoulders: l8gI7c
for hams.
LARD Quiet and heavy: sales of $50
tierces at l59l6c for steam; l6N0l6L for
kettle rendered also $50 tieFces OF prime
steam Sc Ter June at l55<
BUrTER-bull and heavy at lOa25o for
western.
CHEEsE-Dull az 7aI6c.
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Additional Dispatches.
Annual Meeting OF the Western As
sO6Iated Press at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The annual
meeting of she Western Associated
Press was held in this city to day,
with good attendance from all the
cities. The sessions were principally
devoted to business which would not
interest the public.
The report of the General Agent
was read. showing a highly satisfac-
tory state of affairs, aud a marked
improvement in the character of the
news, and the existence of harmoni-
Gus relations with the Western Union
Telegraph Company and New York
Associated Press.
The following officers and Board OF
Directors were elec President. Ell.
N. Walker. of the Detroit Free Press
Secretary. H. f. Baker, Of the De-
troit Tribune; Directors-J oseph Me-
dill, Chicago ITibu e; Richard Smith,
Cincinnati Gazette; w. N. Haldeman,
Louisville Courier journal; W. ID.
Rickham. DAYTON journal; A. j.
Aikens, Milwaukee VISIONS n; d. NJ
Houser. st. Louis Democrat
The question of the removal of the
Office to Cleveland was referred to the
Board of Directors.
There were in attendance at the
evening session of the Association,
Erastus Brooks Of the New York
Express. and J. G. Hueston, acting
General Agent, and representing the
New York Associat d Press; and also
John Russell Young of thesNeW York
Standard, and Mr.. Wells Of the Phil
adelphia Bulletin. representing the
American Press Association; General
Anson Stsger, General Superintend
ant of the Western Union Telegraph
and delegations from the Nashville
and Memphis press.
The Board met and organized by
the election of Mr.. Houser, as Vice
President, and Joseph Medill, Rich
ard Smith and w. n. Halderman, a:
the Executive Committee.
3This afternoon the party, gentlemt I
with ladies, accepted the invitation ol
the officers Of the Jacksonville & 10
dianapolis Railroad, and took an ex
cursion In u special train, over the
new bridge to New Albany.
To morrow they accept a similar
invitation from the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad, and visit Nam
moth Cave.
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New Orlaana marEnf-

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June l.
CoTTON-Nomipal; middung 2ls<aq2cs
sales 900 bales: receipts TBZ bales. eTnorfe
3,02S bales; stock los 400 bales.
ELouH-s4 % for supernue; G5g5 so for
Xxx; 90 for Xxx.
CoRN-MtXeC 81 21N1 2IIgs vel 'ore I'd o.
white 81 80
OATS 00GTc.
BRAN-sl 80.
HAY-f2f
PORK-f8I bO
BACoE-I4L Tor Shoulders I7I< f0r clear
rib sides: IS1S for clear Sides
HA1Is-2lm2l5S.
Ml0c.
BUGAR-Prime 1I1<0Il9<.
MOLA8SES Ia Ond fefmenffun GTnT7r
WHIsKY-el0l 10.
CoFFEE-Fair lG568l0I; prime I7g<0I8l<.
STERLtEG-20.'
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

For other RiUer Items See Third Page.

The weather was clear and very
warm yesterday evening and last
night. the ar being close and sultry.
The new moon was visible for the first
time low In the west; its south horn
hung low, which. according to aborig-
inal representations, indicates dry
weather The river was rising rap
idly, and some tobacco and cotton
was barely saved from immersion,
while two or three piles of pig iron
were drowned; men were engaged
fishing it out last evening. If the rise
continues as rapidly for the ensuing
twenty. four hours. the piles of rail-
road iron on the wharf will be sub
merged. and steamboats, landing will
have to use especial caution
to escape damage........................
There were no additional arrivals
up to late hour last night. The
Pine Bluff, to Grandyiewi Idlewild,
to Cairo, and the Morning Star, to
Louisville, departed.
The Idlewild received an excellent
trip of freight. and a gOodly number
of passengers, though travel has been
light during the entire week........The
Pine Bluff took out a good deal of
freight. The Morning Star made
quick trip to Henderson and back.
She received a good assortment of
freight. It is barely possible that the
Star may be able to cross the falls on
Friday. in which case she will
be taken to Cincinnati and repaired
thoroughly, but will only lose
two trips. The Palestine will take
her place if she retires.........Among
the passengers by the Morning Star,
last evening, was Col. Dwight New
comb of CanneltoD. who, with Mr. III.
M. Wales. has just closed a contract
with Mr.. Hazen and Mr.. Rohertsa Of
Newburg, for the lease for fifteen
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

TnE FAIR.-The ladies' fair at Ma
tional Hall was more successful last
night than on Tuesday, on account of
the improvement in the weather. The
evening beirg warmer, ice cream and
cool drinks wero IN demand, making
them source Of increased revenue.
The music by the Cornes Band was,
as usual, good. Every one seemed
happy; and so successful has the fair
been that the ladies have determined
to continue it two days longer.
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

NEW PAPER.-The 6rst number Of
the Tcrre Hsute EUeuing Gazette
reached this city last night. 1t is a
very neat, we'll printed paper. about
the size of the JOURNAL, and is pub
lished by Messrs. r. N. Hudson. @.
w. Brown and l.. M. Rose, expert
enced newspaper men, who promise
to make it live Republican paper,
and if they hold out as they have
commenced. the promise will be well
kept.
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

FATAL ACCIDENT.-Rev. jonathan
Thomas, of the Methodist Church,
Oakland City, Gibson County, was
furrowing corn until about five
o'clock. yesterday evening. He then
mo ed his mare, and was returning
to the ~52use, when the mare threw
him, ant his foot catching in the
stirrup, be was dragged about two
hundred yards aud killed. Deceased
was between sixty and sixty five years
old. His son, who has been attend
ing the Commercial College in this
city, was summoned home last night.
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

BY Telegraph LONDON, JuneI.
Consols for money 0355; American aecu-
rifles quiet; 05s SS9fi 07s 9056 62s 695<i I0-40a
LIVERPOOL, June l.--C0 ton steady mid o.
dung uplands lO3EWi0Mi Orleans lO5SMlIs
sales 10000 bales. BreHdstums quiet: Calf
fornia white wheat % I'D; red wfBtern
No. s. bd: winter 8s Sd. We tern flour
2ls. Corn, No. mixed, 29s 3D.. oats . Ga
Barley % Peas 35i. Pork quiet 90 l015 90.
Beef iI6s. Lard quiet 40 b8s o. Bacon
hrmer but not higher. Cheese heavy no
7Os. Cumberland 58s 90; ; short rib 0ls ed.
FRANKFORT, June / r. Bonds opened
quiet at 85%.
74f. zoe.
HAyRE. June 1.-Cotton opened heavy
at 25 On the spot.
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

B0 The Courier Journal of Tues
day, says that while a man named Jas.
Glessner. of Owensboro, a passenger
on the Morning Star. took it upon
himself to abuse Howard Dunn, alias
Lee, who was on his way from here
to the Penitentiary, when Dunn, not
withstanding he was in irons, knocked
Glessner down by blow on the nose,
which gained Dunn the applause of
the other passengers.
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Chlcarn MarEnf.


by telegraph CHICAGO. June j.
ELOUR--Dull and unchanged
WHEAT Quiet and easier CLOSING al en-
997% for No. 2. This afternoon n6eefffa1
ar 971z seller June, and 81 90. seller issf
half
CoRN-,Active and excited closing at slg<
for No. 2, aud zoe for rejected This affer-
nooDI olA962 Tor No. y seller June. and
S25&, seller last half for No 2
for No -
RYE-Quiet; No. closed az 75L.
BARbEY-Dull a. 55a00 FOR NJ. q. and 4Is<
for M 3 (e
HtGHWIEEs-Dul at 81 O8 for iron.
PRoYHIoNs Dull and nomitaf.
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To whom it may concern: all per-
sons indebted to me, or TO me as agent
for other parties, for rents, notes, or
accounts, are hereby notified not to
make any payments, or transact any
ters, with my son Albert w. Carpen-
ter; such payments TO said Albert
will be void, as well as all contracts
made by him for me.
je2 3t. WILLARD CARPENTER.
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

THE SENGERFEsT.-By bis adver-
tisement elsewhere in the JOURNAL
of this morning, it will be seen that
Mr.. J. j Grafton, has completed his
arrangement for a grand excursion to
Cincinnati, on Tuesday June 14th,
to attend the Sengerfest, that opens
on the 10Th. Fare for the round trip
is fixed at the low rate of only So 80,
which should ensure a large attend
ance. Excursionists will go via In
dianapolis, over two of the best rail-
roads in the world. The trip will be
a delightful one.
The Evansville journal., 1870-06-02

BY Telegraph, NEW YORK. June Il.
In dry goods inactivity is the prevailing
feature, while prices rule generally stead q
among the JObblnR trade. The f6llowinr
are agents prices Tor the annexed classes
OF goods: Clinton Bhtrting nanueis I'll
Waverly do Is Atnold do l6; Mewport as
III; Chester duck B blue and brown denfma
~; LoWlano 90 i25&; Chester dock A
ticks 1875 do 4 DO Ig1S: and Harmonv /
and u wool linseys 221S@2T1S