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A Family suROeated.

DAYTON, o.. May 29.-Between
one and two o'clock this morning,
Mrs. Fred Meller, a German woman,
and FIVE children. from one to twelve
years of age, were suffocated. aud an
infant Of four weeks was badly burn
ed. Mrs. Meller was barely alive
when rescued, but soon died. The
baby will recover. The scene was
most shocking. The fire was the re-
suit Of caFelessness. The damage was
about 81 600
Gen Sherman arrives here Monday
morning. to participate in the decorat-
ing ceremonies at the Soldiers Asy-
lum. Gen. w. III. Gibson and Lieut..
Gov. Lee are here to deliver orations
tomorrow.
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view YORK MaFkef,

BY TsIegrsph.l NEW YoRk. May %
C1TToG- Quiet and steady: sales OF 800
bales at 2 70 for mtddling uplands.
FLOUR Receipts 3,76f barrels s. better
fair export demand and home use: sales
coo bbIs: 81 750f so. for supsrhne state and
western; % l0d5 % for extra state and
western So 30G4 s. for good to choice do;
g 59a6 g for extra white wheat western;
s. l996 90 for extra Ohio; SIS SOFAS 90 for eIs
ira Sc. Louis. Rye flour, unchanged.
WHISKY sales of 4 600 bbls at
u O712Gl 0S$; closing firm al 81 o..
MHEAT-Receipts 90 ga bushels; steady,
Win fair export and milling demand:
sales OF 10000 bushels part to arrive az 81 p
81 % lor No. spring; 81 30 for No. /
sprlne u s5@l 80 for winter red and west
nois.
RYE-Quiet
BARLEY-Unchanged
C0RN-Receipts II COO bushels: dull and
heavy sales OF 1900 bushels at 81 079l u
OATS-Reeefpts 9.472 bushels. Irregulaf
and unsettls al 6IG641% for western !: 65a
So for Ohio and State.
HAY-Steady at $4,000 for shipping; sl9
/ 10 for retail lots
HoPs-Quiet al l2Q25c.
CoFFEE--Flrm and quiet.
MOIAEsE Dull.
s1GAR-In moderate request; sales COG
hogsheads at 9995ac for Cuba; 914991ac for
Porto Rico.
PFTRoIEUM-Qufet At 271<c for refined.
Observation-Disclosures steady at 2Sg30c fOl
BuenOs Ayres and Rio Grande.
Wool = Dull ard heavy; sales 25O. 00l
pounds at 3}947c for domestic heecei 500
4Oc for pulled.
PoRK-Dull; sales $50 barrels at go zoo
| 500 80 for mess 822023 so for primei Sz0 zoo
| &26 so for prime mess
BEEF Quiet and steady sales 100 barrels
at Sll9l5 for plain mess; tl6al6 for extrf
mess Beef hams quiet at e2S033. Tiercl
/ beef quiet; sales 100 tierces at 5 9 50g2I tol
prime mess; S30G3l for India mess. Mid
| dies quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales 20 packages al
| I29I2s4c for shoulders; l5al7c for hams.
| LARD-Unchanged; sales 625 tieTces at i
| al616c for steam l61z@l61Sc for Kettle rem
dered; also 600 tierces prime steam June
/ July, and August al l6c.
| BUTrER-DalI and heavy at l0@l5c fo
| CHEEsE-Heavy and lower 40 7aI5llc.
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Pr0Nfos on SATtRDAT.-irhe St.
Paul's Sabbath School Picnic, at the
Fair Grounds, was an unusually
pleasant one. The trip being short.
the ground was reached early. and
the people went to work at once to
make the arrangements necessary to a
perfect enjoyment. Four swings were
put up, and the ladies and children
kept them going all day. A foot ball
was provided by Rev. Mr.. Van Ant
werp, who set a good example to
those who took part in kicking it,
and so we'll was his example followed,
that the ball had no rest; little boys
and little girls taking part. and even
few larger girls and some ladies try
ing their hands-no, the other ex-
tremities-at the game.
Dinner was served in one of the
sheds erected for exhibition purposes,
and eaten with a relish. Croqset,
and other games having afforded
amusement and exercise enough to
get up appetites, the appetites were
forthcoming. as the dinner proved.
At Eve o'clock, the train returned
with three car loads of tired and
pleased people, and a large number Of
baskets, that even the tired people
could carry without much effort.
The Cumberland PresbyteriGRs-
Tae members of this Church had 6
picnic at Artesian Springs Park. anc
spent the day in the most enjoyable
manner. As the people of St. Paul'l
were returning. the advance guard o
the Cumberlands began also to re
turn, and tired looks and smiles o
satisfaction, that spoke loudly for the
pleasure experienced, were exchanged
by the picnicers. One of the Cum
berland party said. yesterday, that h
enjoyed Church. on Sunday, mucl
more for the pleasure experienced a
the picnic on Saturday.
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81. Louis Nnrket.

BY telegraph 81. LOUIS, May IS.
ToBAcCo-Strong at fun prices.
COTToH-N Ominal; lower at 2lM2l%.
HEaP-A live at Sl39Ml7j for nndressed.
FLoUR-Iuactye ut steady: S4@4 2j for
fall supeTfine; s. 3584 SO for * a O3e4 %
for XXX.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. $3.50; choice No.
do 81; No. 2 fad 81 O50l OF; NO. do 81 10 :
choice to fancy 81 20Gl 30
Constructive, weak, closing lower
at 90gsl or mixed ana yellow; Sl@l 10 for
white.
OATs-Inactive ct E69j7.
RY1e-Steady at 7sMs0
BARLEY-Duii al 75aS5 for Minnesota.
WHIsKY-Nothln dos o.
GRoCs RIEs- Uncha ged.
PROVISIONS Quiet but nrm pork $50 so q
30; bacon shoulders 1874; clear rib 1913
clear ~.
LARD-EominaI at I51I@l8.
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Cincinnati Market.
RY Teleeraphl CIroINNArI, May

BY Telegraph CIFCIENATI, May 26
FLoUR-Flsm and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm; graded winter red, 81 lle9
/ IA for Nos. / and l.
CoRN-Dull and unsettled, closing az 90@
92c Tor mixed ear, aud 0h@9eo for sheiled
white, the latter rate for choice.
OATs--Dull at 54@5Sc Supply large.
RYE-Unchanged.
CoTTON--Dull and nominal; 2lszc for
middling and 20lzc forlOw mid6liug.
WHIsKY-Dull and unsettled; sales OF
old proces at at 81 04Gl c.; 10 was difficult
to sell above the inside rate
MESS PoRK-HeId al SO IS d30.
IARn-i6c.
BULK MEATS -saleable at 1I5z@l45zc, but
held hcnnly a &c higher.
BACON -GOOd dem md NJ 13%c for shoul-
ders; 16s60I65<c for clear rib sides, and l7szc
for clear; but there is not much out of
smoke, and holde's ask higher prices, TO
come out: sugar-cured hams, Doe.
LINSEED eIL-sl 10.
EGGS -i60l7c.
GOLD-ll41A.
HWCHANGW-par.
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~The attention Of the police is
respectfully directed to the street cor
ner loafers, who assemble in respect
able neighborhcods, on Saturday and
Sunday evenings, and indulge in in
sulting comments on passers by, and
annoy respectable families by their
loud and vulgar slang.
Such a group assembled on the cor
ner of Second and Oak Streets, on
last Saturday evening, and rudely ac-
costed nearly every person whose path
lay near them.
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For PROFESSIONALLY. - Sheriff
Miller left for Jacksonville, on Sat-
urday, having in charge Howard
Dunn, who goes for two years for lar
ceny; George r. Elliot, same offence
five years, and Sandy Terry, rape,
three years.
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New YORK Dry GOODS Market.

D. rraiso,ront1 NEW YORK, May %.
my ,FooDs-Trade sluggish, yet for most
of the staple fabrics the prlc. rule qalte
onfforru Heavy brown lbgs hleauy
~ Is1tiEc and fine do, at liza l3c for yard
Wide. while tie best makes axes OF brown ,'g,
sbeetings command lzgiZ1aei D,eaehea q
MT ~ iddlI1rersfocked: New. York mills conl-
mand 24c, and Waumsuua 2l1e; Dlvall
"a = I,Ifs Goods Ike fruit Of the loom at
NsasonyiI,e. Lonsdale a. d Waite Rock can
ne bouohf Al ne; Kersarge l., howe No 3
oDd booth 3 l5e; Dwight carnbrics, l7- :
Rfouee Sfefafnes have het.n greatly depFs-f @
All season, and eliminated 40 Offering tGe
least d desirable Styles of Manchester, DIR
the week in Philadeiphta and re as l2Is
Mi5e: Persian styles are reduced 10 the
Same figures.
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E@The DenOkrat, finding that it
will not do to war upon American
Justice" is now making war on those
who are engaged in extending the
city's commerce, by calling on the
Council TO prevent the storing of
goods on the wharf.aSNhat next?
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FIGHTIEG.-Two men INDUCED in
the pastime of cutting each others
heads yesterday in a rum shop on
Vine Street. DIR, Mageniss patched
their heads. and Judge Willard will
patch their pockets this morning.
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RE- The Philharmonic Society
have adjourned to September without
finishing the season with concert as
had been contemplated. A great
deal of disappointment has been oc-
casioned by this action of the Society,
for which doubtless they have suf-
fieient reason.
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RECORDERS COURT.-0nly one vic
tim Of poor whisky appeared for
judgment before this Court on Satur-
day. Thomas Dean was locked up
until he could make up his mind to
pay 50 % for a general assortment of
drunk and disorderly.
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BASE BALL.-On Saturday after
noon the base ball players had good
time, perhaps the best of the season.
One man suffered the fate of base
ballist by having his finger smashed,
which was the only accident that oc-
Cured. Horses and mules, warned
by what occurred to two Of their race,
on former occasions, kept out Of, the
WaV.
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Z-The Artesian Spring Park was
well patronized yesterday, people
taking advantage of the fine weather
to enjoy themselves. Another of
those delightful open air concerts
there during the week, would be a
good thing.
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B0-A colored woman was arrested
on Saturday evening, for getting abu-
sive to the man who took her hus-
bands money, and filed him with
bad whisky in return. The accused
being a deserving woman. found bail
for her appearance this morning.
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Chicago Market.
BY TeIegraphI

By telegraph CHICAGO, May %.
FL0UR-Duil and firm.
WHEAT-5zgIc lower. closing Mt 99z for
cash; 81 COZ, seller June. This afternoon
dull at 81 90 for cash; Z COM@l Oh, seller
June, for No. 2.
CcRN- Weak, IId2e lower, closing dull
atSlA@8l% for cash; ~ for No. 2. This
afternoon unchanged.
OATs-Qutet, lc lower, closing at 4GA for
No. 2.
RYE Inactive; 7sc for No 2.
BARLEY-Duli at 39c for r. ipcted.
HIGHWINES-Dult at 81 Ofgl 04IS for iron
bound.
PROv IsIOEs-Inactive and nominal.
H0G5-Active and steady; IS gS IS for
common 10 choice.
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European Markets.

BY Telegraph LONDON, May -.
Consuls 945z. American securities quiet
COS 1917; 65s SS5s; 67's sos; 10 40's So.
PARIS, May 28.-Bourse arm, "A francs So
confines.
LIVERPOOL, May 28-COttOn market
duII: Tnid1iinR uplanus I0511si016; Orleans
iIJ<GlI1<d sales 10000 bales; speculation
and export 900. Wheat, California white
% l0d06l0s lid; red western No. 2 IS I'D
winter g. 2dG9s 3D. Flour, western 2lH.
Corn No mixed 30s. Oats p sd. Bacon
SIS Ga for mberlandi 64s for short rib.
Cheese Ills.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, May Is.
BAGGING Very firm at 30c
CoTTOH-Dull; mlddllng 2INc.
FLOUR UnchaL ged.
CoRN-Sl To-
WHEAT-Unchanged.
Ts-Unchauged.
kYE-Unchang d.
PORK-S5O.
BACON-l35z. u and l75ze.
BULK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LARD-l7c.
HAMs-Sugar cured 20I5a2lc.
WHisKY-RaW dull, and. downward ten
dency al 81 04gL 05
ToBAcCo-Sales 81 2l4 hhds at 60 0Oa24 90
for frosted Tugs TO good leaf.
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FEELS SoRE.-The Deneokrat, fee l.
ing sore at having its scorn of
America and American institutions
exposed in the English press. whines
in German and lies in English
about il.
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NeW 0rloans Narket.

E,z Taie0rapb.I NEW ORLEANS, May -.
CoTroS-buii and unchanged middllhgy
32c: sales of loco baIes; receipts 300; export
3,7S6; stock l5,46s. ,-,....as
CIRN-Quiet; mixed 81 z2%gl %; Whlls
81 81.
OATs-60970c.
BRAH-Sl 30.
HAY-S24 50 for prime.
Pork -s3I 2593l 50.
other articles unchanged.
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PERsoNAL.-N. f. Carr, Esq, re-
turned to the city on Friday evening
from an extended trip through Ar
kansas.
Mr.. Theodore Bishop, a graduate
Of the JOURNAL Office. where he has
worked for several years, starts west
ward this evening, with the intention
of starting a job printing Office at
Keokuk, Iowa. Theo. has earned
the reputation of frst-class printer
here, and he is universally known as
an upright young man. whose absence
from Evansville will be regretted by
his friends, who are almost innumer-
able. He cannot fail to make friends
and meet success in his new home.
Ed. Degarmo, of Boonville, one of
the stoutest Republicans of Warrick
County, is in the city.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrator's sa 3 of Zeal Estata
1na30 81

ADMINISTRATOR Sa Of Real Estate.
NYOEECE ES HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ by virtue OF an order of the Court of
Common p leas of Vanderburgh COUNTY
Indiana, the und- rsigBed, Administrat0r
of the es ate of Elijah ID. Camps, deceased
viii offer for sale, AZ public autton, at The
door Of The Court House, in the CITY of
Evansville, VandeFburgh County, Indf-
ana, at O'Clock PM, on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF JULY A. D.
1870, an equal undivided two thirds of Ihe
following described real estate, to-wft:
The east one third part OF the southeast
quarter of Section nun Der tWenty-sfx (261
Township six 49, south of Range ten i0l
west, containing dffy-three 3d. 100 (53 80 iO0
acres. Also, part of Section tWenty-six
(26,) Township six (6,) south of Range ten
Q0) west, containing tWent eight (281
acres being in all eighty one 80 100 ISL AZ.
100 acres. in Vanderburgh County. THE
widow viii dispose of her undivided one
third interesC in the above described real
est ate at the same rates paid for the undf-
vided twO-thiTds
Terms-One third cash; the balance in
six, twelve. and eighteen months, with in
terest, giving notes with approved secu-
rity. and mort gage on land for the de-
ferred payments. ROBERT 4. HULL,
administrator.
J. b. RUCKER, A+t,vs
II. -. RICdARDsON, ' -
ma3O DIT w4W
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BOMBAY, HAY 80, 1870.
CIT N e w S .
lOAL LINRERs.

A few loads or coal eludcrs, free OF
charge, 10 any one who will cart
Ihem away. Gall at Journal Press
Room.
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~ The Independence School had
4 picnic en- Coal Mine Hill, on Thurs
day, and high time was enjoyed.
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CHURCH BAZAAR.-The ladies Of
st. Paul's Church, at Henderson,
have their Bazaar tomorrow and
Wednesday evenings.
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PENTRCosT.--The good hundred
editor of the Union raps the local
editor Of this paper over the knuckles
for an error in his chronology, that
announced Pentecosta week too early.
Brother Goetze's candor furnished
the proper reply to his criticism,
when, in a number of the Union, last
week, he frankly said totem concedO.
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B@The Grand Jury and the Grim
inal Court sit again this morning.
The Grand Jury having three more
days to sit in this term.
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THE WEATHER.-The thermometer
range for yesterday, was A. NJ, 740 +;
ga. NJ. 790; II NJ, so; 3P. M. 8O0; 6
p. NJ, 760 at midnight 60.
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Charley Prescott, proprietor Of Che
Phelan Billiard Saloon. who has been
spending some time in the oil regions
of Pennsylvania, where be has large
interests. He has just completed for
himself summer residence in 70
mantle spot near Oil City.
Roats Leaving Toby.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The great
Indiana is announced for New Or
leans to-day, and is one of the most
pleasant and elegant steamers. She
is commanded by Capt. r. f. Neal,
with Charley Miller and Elliott Mil
Ter in the office, all gentlemen, re-
nowned for their skill as navigators,
and their courtesy as gentlemen.
FoR ST. LoUIs.-The splendid Ex-
press Line steamer Anna will be
along to-day, en- route to st. Louis
and is a superb steamer. Capt. Il. j.
Smith is her excellent commander,
and Chef w. Bradley and Mr.. w. r.
Wherry are her courteous and oblig-
ing clerks.
BEaaIfes3s-
Manifest of the steamer Idlewild, from
VIM caldwell, 8 crates Strawberries; II
/ A Cook 10 crates strawberries; q Niele,
bales cotton; NJ sullivan, tool cheSt IA
1 gon, Dickey & Carson, 10 dry hides, emp
L " can; Fred KroeneT. Jr, Dbl ale O1ttleS
Preston q Co, box indigo; Kahn = VIE
4 Y bbl whisky; Vim Holman, 3 tons SCRAP
| iron: Mr. Haney, l tool chest; KOhn
Co. pkge cigars; VIM Holman, ! pkgG
| castings; Sam Orr & Co, pkge mdse: Pres
! ton Il Bro. box eggs; John Heddrlch, l.
has potatoes: w q Brown 4 Co. boxe.
household goods. trunk clothing, bdle.
household goods. q hhds tobacco: /
| Martini GARDNER 81 Co, hhds tobacco:
q Van Ripper, IA hhds tobacco: r.. X Dun.
kerson & Co, hhds tobacco; W Ford,
hid do.
New Albany-6 bags wool.
| LOuisVfffe-A hOgsheads tobacco, boz
Madison--G ale boxes, ~ ale boxes ont
keg.
ses, 2 hogsheads tobacco. 20 barrels dried
fruit, l25 sacks corn. 43 beer kegs, barrel
eggs, 3 boxes candy, barrels whisky.
| hecapitulatiou-leO hoesheads tobacco
| rs sacks corn. 80 barrels dried fruit, l0
barrels hour, 165 packages.
Manifest of the Quiekstep, from Cairo
May 18th, 1870:
w s Ford hhds tobacco: Martin Gard
ner & Co hhds tOboccO; w q Brown & O.
| hhds tobacco; r H DunkersOn II hid
tobacco: Weldon Bros q CO.. hhds tobacco
| Forth & BowIes l horse: VIM Holman II
stoves; A Gum berts bags feathers: stock
well & Co box rags, 48 empty boxes;
Hunter valves. 2 pieces pipe; RagOl
| Dickey & Carson l crate rags, box mdse
l bag feathers, lot OF furs
Il RFSHIPPING
LouisviIle-l0 hhds tobacco, 1 iron SAT
| door
Newburg-22 dry hides; bear skin;
huud - sheen DaltQ-
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HALLOCK * FORD,
DRUGGISTS,
Main ST., between First and Second.
cod may 28-tf.
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s8RRMAN'9 PATENT BRAKE

To prevent retrograde motion on Wheele
Il Wilson and All the principal Sewing
Machines, Sent by mail, postage paida
with INSTRUCTIONS for using on the receipt
Of Rl 5O agents wanted. Address
SHFRMAN PATENT BRAKE CO.,
ap23 W6m Box 2is52, philadelphia Ia
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LEE HOWELL, Master:
ROB. o. MCMHCHAuy, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville as above. every Thurs
day. prom pity az 8 I'm.
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undreEaed
yellow pine lum Der, left with our agent q.
viii receive prompt attention.
Shippers can rely ON the boats OF this
line leaving prom pity, paying special at
teutiom to collections and way business.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to JAS. A. OAKLEY,
ma30 tf Agent.
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~The Bazaar has just received
another fine lot of spangled silk Fans.
Get one before they are all gone
again. 81 90 each.
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Strawberry FESTIVAL.

The ladies of the Church of the
Assumption will give a Strawberry
Festival at National Hall on the even
ibgs of Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day. May Both and 31st, and June 1st.
The fact that those ladies have charge
of the matter is sufficient guarantee
that it will be we'll worthy of patron
age.
Tickets % cents, TO be had at the
First National and Merchants Ma
tional Banks. Nav "a I'd
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~The Germans of this city are
forming a Building Association.
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LYONS PORTABLE FURNACE.
Patented April 10. 1870.

WET a NEED T. MEN WHO WANT To
w MAKE MONEY-Here As an oppora
tenity Ior mating money rarely pre-
and surest selling article ever invented,
that every bousckecper buys on sight. t.
Is sma Furnace, Weighing only six
pounds. that can be used with or Without
stove. IL VIII tic I'm the holes OF any
SIZED stove or range, and viii do as much
work with one quart OF fuel-chRrcoai5
cltipsi coke, cOrncODss wood, or soft coal
can be done on any stove with one-hnlf
hushel ~ vii boil three gallons Of water
! In ten minutes v ith less than one quart OF
! fuel. It VIII boil brOil, roast, toast, bake
aud sieN. 10 by tire best fiat-lrou heater iu
! the world. It's economy ia saving fuel o.
marvellous. You have no smoke gas or
! heat in the room. IL sells the year round
Retail price Gully 81 70. ThOusanca are
! sold every week. ANY man with small
| capital can clear from $50 to $40 per day by
owning the right of any good county, and
= WholS oti.Ls ~ ~ lH,aACtitaDle t" ~ ~ Z
man OF enterprise 4 wiz senu aAln PIE
Furnace to airy pa of the United States
on receipt 81 81 75. Address for circular
CASPER M. JONES, Agent.
Office 40 JOHN SOAN1 LIN e CO.'S
Stoves and House Furnishing Goods III
MAIN Street. opposite the Court House,
Evansvilt ludiana, where the furnace
Is IN operation.
= ST. viii prosecute every man 20 gne
| fullest extent OF the law who oMers ioE
sale one of my Patent Furnaces Without
Authority from me. MAJ ~
~. EsBOE .UJsEsbN-Th firm heretofore
- existing III this city under the styl q
OF Julian. johnson a. Co, rs this day disc
solved by mutual consent.
A.JULIAN,
CHA8. II. JOHNSON
By his Attorney. r. Prudhomm8s
u. PRUDHOMMEs
RRAVHEG PURCHASED THE EWa
49, terest of Mr.. a. Julian, in the late
nrm OF Julian Johnson "a Co, we assume
the Liabilities OF, and viii continue the
Cotton FactoIage and General Commits
sion business under the name and style OF
Charles H. johnson e. Co.
CHAS. X. JOHNSON,
By his Attorney, II. Prudhommes
r.. PRUDHOMME.
PE7EHE UN DEE SIGNED WILL COM
- tinue the w est tern Produce and Gem
ernl Com mission business from this datee
on his own account, 40 Nc. 81 Poydraa
Street. a. JILL An. q
New Orleans, Nay ~, 1870 maza Ivy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-30

FIRE.-The alarm of fire about
noon. on Saturday, was oecasioned by
the firing of a house on Hamiltoa
Street, Sullivanto wn."
The house was unoccupied, and
some idle boys, who were playing in
it, set it on fire. but the neighBors
put it out before the arrival of the
engines.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-30
fnfnnokllnR la LaIlias.

A case of ChiRn61s, ell colors, is
now open at the Bazaar. for 90 cents
each.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-30
DOOley's Baking Powder.

The standard reputation attained by
this unr1valed and fnfaiIible Yeast Pow
der during twelve years past, is due TO its
perfecI purity, healthfulness, and econo-
my; Pnt up In tins. actual weight, as
represented, and Will keep for years.
one fourth TO one-half less than other
Baking Powders.
Sold Dy Groeers throughout the United
States DO0LEY Il BROpHEK
Manufacturers and ProprietoTs.
ap3 d3m cod 80 New street, n. Y.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-30

BgThe Common Pleas Court ad,
ioarned On Saturday, for the term.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-30
u aides,

We will show y ju fine lot of Lace
Collars, Eliza Jethians, Lace Hand
kerchiefs, &c. at the Bazaar. for SO
cents and 81 each.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-30

THROWING SToNEs.-A couple OF
negroes are in the lock up for throw
ing stones at some of the fragrant in
mates of Apps block.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-30
Picnic Hats

just received at Dannettell &
Duhme's, 81, Main Street.
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