Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 July 1869 — Page 4

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Advertisement, in t his column, of three lines, each insertion, Thiity Cents. Mor.R ASI LOT On Eighth Street, J""L between Jnm and Mulberry, tniTuire at the Journal OlQee cf THOMAS J. GROVFS. Jy22dtf

fOR SAIiK-SKCONU-IIASl) COTTON MACHINERY Cards, Drawing Frames, Coarse and Fine Speeders, Dead ypindie Throstles, Warpers. Dressers, xc. Kor deicrintion and nrices of tbese ma chines address V. F. BATTLES, Agent Tremont Mills, Dowel 1, Mass. ielO d6m eod rOK ItENT. rTIKEnoo.M-Oa Main Street, bok!iJ tween Fourth and Filth. Apply to aTc: ROdENVRANZ, office City Fo jndry. jy!7dtf For Rent THE THREE-STORY BRICK building occupied by I. & D. Jleltuaun, No. 02 Main Street, is for rent. Apply at their store, Ncs. t0 and 62 Main Street. Jy2 dtf All city papers please copy. TTorSF, On Fourth Street, between rt Mai omh t f . . m , .ir.nrl threestory brick, with to good store-rooms. Will be rented se:aiately or together. Oood accommodations for two separauB families. For further rarticulars apply to Dr. K. T. RUNCIE. No. Zi ortaT-h r street. jnnu an WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1809 To Conn.y Agricultural Societies. As the season is approaching when the County Agricultural Societies are preparing to make contracts for their printing we would call especial attention to our superior facilities for doing all classes of this work, such as Catalogues, Premium Lists, Tictets, ic. We are also prepared to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters, In plain or colored inks, at short notice. We have just added to our Job Department five hundred dollars worth of the latest styles of poster type, and our facilities cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or Bend for estimates. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO. city Tews. Hossa Stolen. A light bay horse was stolen from C. Armstrong, on last Sunday night. County Commissioners. The Commissioners were engaged yesterday in canceling orders. Dull. Business was generally dull yesterday, and locals were few and far! between. Left. John Ingle, Jr., "Esq., left yesterday morning, en route to Europe. i Filled. The hotels were pretty' well filled yesterday, with visitors to the tobacco sale that takes place today. Pabty. George Stockwell, Esq. has moved into his new house, and a grand party was given at his residence 'last night in honor thereof. Still There. Tho Democratic pole still stands at the corner of Third and Locust Streets. Let it be cut down. .City Council. The Council has regular daily sessions as a Board of Equalization. It will bo some time before they will be able to get through, as it h a long and tedious job. Comin'O Back. I. L. Bowlsoa, the best cutter that has ever been in Evansville, has fully recovered his health, and will return from New York on the 1st of August, to take charge of Lyon's custom department again. Did Get Out. We were misinformed in regard to the Kate Simpson habeas corpus case in yesterday's paper, as she was released from the Lock-up by order of Judgo Jone3. The cause assigned, we believe, was that she was in prison over twentyfour hours, without being accorded a trial. We also heard some talk about a suit against the city, or somebody connected with city affairs, for false imprisonment. The Fire ox Monday Night. We have ascertained a few more facts about the buildings that were burned, which belonged to Sebastian Kuhn. The corner building was insured for 0Q0 in the Manhattan Insurance Company of New York, and the inside building, adjoining, was insured for $C0O in the Western Insurance Company of Buffalo. Both of the above Companies are represented in this city by Bennett & Decker. The Courier of yesterday indulged, a3 usual, in " flings " at the Fire Department, and asserts that it was a fearful long while after the alarm was sounded before any water wa3 got on, the fire. Lngine No. 2 was out in as quick time as usual, and is always prompt, and No. 1 would certainly have been on hand promptly, if she had not been taken down in Lainaseo. The Courier also says that after the water had given out in the cistern used by No. 2, that about fifteen minutes elapsed before any water was thrown by any of the engines. The truth of the matter is that a time did elapse, though not over eight minutc3, during which period no water was thrown, but why it was so we do EOt know. As we stated yesterday morning, the great want was hooks and ladders, and without them we are, to a certain extent, completely at the mercy of every fire that visits our city. Recorder's Court. Business before the Recorder was somewhat lively yesterday, but very few stamps were collected. Joseph Giser, for running a theatre on Sunday evening, ai the corner of Eighth and Locust Streets, was fined and costed in the sum of $9 10; and for giving a theatrical exhibition without license, was fined $14 00. Giser took an appeal. Jim Johnson, a colored cuss, for being very drunk and disorderly, was called on to shell out $5 50. Another negro, named Brown, was brought before the Recorder on the charga )f larceny, but the matter was comprotuiaea, and Brown departed. A man named jsl.arion Morgan was arrested on the charga pf vagrancy, but was discharged, as iho c?se would net stick.

BASE Mil,

The Ilafilps In tli3 Field. Pursuant- to previous announcement the grand muffin game of base ball took place yesterday afternoon, and quite a number of persona were attracted to tbc ground t, owing to the novelty of the affair. Ed. Wheeler and Mr. Qaackenbush respectively were chosen to command the opposition forces, and after settling all preliminaries they went at tho game in good earnest, but only played seven innings. Several of the old base ballists were on the grounds, and the game caused considerable sport, especially among the veteran B. B. Fs. Two young men eminently distinguished themselves a3 numbec one "muffins," and there was some talk about having a couple of leather med als made tor them. Another young "muffer" seemcU to hold the opinion that base ball is a cross between "bull pen" and -"town ball," and wanted to cross out the players by throwing the ball, at them. Tsay that he "wasted his sweetness on the desert air" would be almost poetical, but to say that ho did not put any one out by "crossing them out," would bo only stating a most positive fact. However, the boys went out to have some fan, and they evidently enjoyed themselves. Mr. Wymond, the Umpire, held them closely to the rules of the game, although' it was rather a difficult matter.- -' After tho game was over, tho muffins " in council assembled, and unanimously -V : - ': .'Resolved, That the thanks of the muffins are due to the members of tho Evansville Base Ball Ciub. lor their kindness in allowing us tho U3Q of their bats, bases and grounds." The following is the score: PJayertf. ' " Wheoler, S3..' Bliby, o f. Kenning, 1st b. Uiukle, r f O'Hiiey, 3 b Wood,c f Carsou, c....; Ericfc, 2 b Holder, p o. ft. ..2 8 Players. o. it. Doughty, 1 b ..3 6 Quaeieuoushp..7 . 3 Peter, e... ..I " McLeod, s s......2 7 Half, 2 b 0 9 l-Btrouse, 3 b... 1 8 weoer, C I 4 ft Davidson, I i 3 7 Babooc, r f u 8 i "... . 2i 62 itt 33 Jons Wthosd, Umpire. " " W. E. JiOLLixGBWOBTH, Scorer. xIIE EVANSFILLE I0B1CC0 CO All D. Constitution and By-Laws of the ..: Board. ..: . ii , At a meeting of the Tobacco Board of the city of Evansville, held last Monday evening, .a Constitution and By-Laws for, the government of the same were adopted. J J - Tho Tobacco Board was organized in this city on the 5th:-or' July, at a meeting held at the American House, and the following, permanent officers were elected . at that time, and not on Monday evening, as stated 'in yester-. day's Courier; .w.sc', ' W. F. Nisbot, President ;IGeo. P. Hudspeth, iVice President; Hiram E Read, Secretary; George LL' Dixon, Assistant Secretary, and Isaac Ivcan, Treasurer. .: r Constitution and B)fLaws of the . To bacco Board of Trade, of the City of Eoansvillc Adopted July 2GA, isoy. - . Be it resolved by the members of the Tobacco Trade, whose names are affixed hereto: .. First, That we form ourselves into an Association, for the benefit of the trade at large, to be styled the Tobacco Trade of the City of Evansville, Ind. becond. iiiat all persons or firms engaged in the tobacco trade may become members of the Association. when recommended by the Standing Committee, by paying annually $5 for individuals and 10 for firms, to the Treasurer, and. not otherwise; the funds thus raised to be appropriated as the Association may direct. Third, That the officers of this Association shall bo a President, VicePresident, Secretary and Treasurer. ; Fourth, It shall bo the duty of the President, or in his absence of the Vice-President, to preside Ht.all mee'tings of the Trade, and to call meetings at the request of five or more members of the same. The duties of the Secretary shall be to keep a correct record of the proceedings of tho Association; and of the Treasurer to collect and disburse all moaej s which may be ordered by this organization. Fifth, That there shall be elected at each quarterly meeting a committee of five, to bo known as the Standing Committee, three of. whom shall constitute a quorum, to whom a'l questions of difference in trade between members, if not satisfactorily settled by themselves, may by mutual consent be referred, in which case the decision of the committee shall be final; tho names of said committee to be posted up in each warehouse. The said committee have. power to fill vacancies. .- BY-LAWS AND REGULATIONS. First, That the sales of tobacco shall commenco promptly at such time as the proprietors of the Warehouses may select or designate. Second, That the Inspectors be required, before commencing inspection, to chalk each hogshead in not less than three places, and at the chalked places the said breaks shall be made so a3 the more readily to detect nesting. Third, That no Warehouseman or any one connected with a Warehouse shall, under any pretext whatever, assist the Inspector in putting up the samples. . Fourth, That the labels of samples be numbered in ink. Fifth, That tho minimum bid wuch shall be entertained shall be when, under $7 five cents, and on all sums over 7 ten cents. bixth, 'that planters or their representatives ,h&ve the Tight to reject any t?C?,Cereit Public auction, provided it be done before the conclusion of the day of Bale the buyer Laving the privilege, u one hogshead bought by him ot a cla33 (ofhich he bought two or more i3 reiected) of returning one or more of the others at the same time. - omers Seventh, That by-bidding i8 fraUij ulent, and any buyer who can provo that it was practiced on any hogshead he may have purchased, shalf have the privilege ot rejecting it, provided that 6uch rejection bo made on the day of purchase. Eighth, To facilitate sales, the auctioneer must not exceed ono minute average to each hogshead, each warehouse to commence ten minutes after sale at preceding warehouse, and

when any warehouse is not ready at

the appointed hour, tne Duyers wu, pass to the next in rotation. THE TOBACCO SALE TO-DAY, Atterdancc of rianter? Large The biggest sale ot tobacco tua has ever taken place in this city, wil bo made to-day. Martin, Gardner Co. will sell about 27u hogsheads and Welioa Brothers & Co. will offer about twenty-five hogsheads. A gran free lunch, to which all tobacco men are invited, will be spread at 11 J o'clock this morning, at the Nationa Hall, and as soon s.s the lunch is over, the tobacco sale will begin in the hal Contrary to the usual practice here the tobacco will be sold by samp! only, the tobacco having all bet? broken and sampled, and the "headed up" 2gain. Among the tobacco that will be sold to-day, we desire to call particular at tention to the fact that some choice selections of the weed are on th breaks for sale, among which we no tice some extra fine Manufacturic Leaf, Manufacturing and Cigar Fill ler3, fine black wrappers, and som fine ShiDDiDg Leaf, from Ballard Graves and McCracken Counties, i Kentucky. Also, some of the bes Green Riverland Indiana Cutting Lea and rich, heavy Clarksville Lugs and Shipping Leaf. A large number of planters an shippers, principally from Kentucky, are in the city. Largo delegations arrived on the Armada and Ada Lyon and a full delegation wnl probably come up from Henderson, to-day, on tho Mollie Norton. Among the principal tobacco men who are here, we note the following R. J. Daniels, Cromwell, Ky.; Dr. S A. Jackson, Pnradise, Ky. ; J. U Martin, Lewisburgh, Ky.; Mr; Rice of the firm of Early & Rice, from Cumberland River; J. P. Boyd Princeton, Ky.; W. A: Walston, from Tennessee River; Mr. Rothrock South Carrollton, Ky.; R. A. Mort Uasevvi e. Kv.: J. li. Clarke, and Mr. Hughes, from Weston, Ky. C. M. Moequot, W. II. Burgess, H D. Stearns and J. R. Watkins, Padu oah; N.D.Clark and John Gilbert, Golconda, Ills.; Mr. Page, .Warrick County, Ind.; Wm. McClure, Plant ers' Warehouse, Cairo, Ills.; and J, C. Campbell, Trigg County, Ky. This will be the last large sale o the season, and every buyer and every merchant or citizen in Evans ville, who has taken any interest in the tobacco movement, is expected to be bresent at the sale and - lunch to-day. : . The Cotton Cnor. A gentleman who has lately returned from a trip through Northern Alabama and Middle and Western Tennessee, in forms us that the prospects for a good crop of cotton are very flattering, and the planters feel satisfied that a larger yield than usual will be experienced The cptton trade is a matter in which our people are considerably inter ested. We have already permanently established a tobacco market, and our business men should now take hold of the matter, and make this big cotton market. There is no good reason whv it cannot be done. Tho samo reasons that apply to the to bacco market, will, in a certain way, armlv to a cotton market. We have the money and the disposition on the part of buyers to invest, and the only thing needed is for the cotton market to be taken in hand by men of enerev. in an energetic manner. Let us lose no chances to mako Evans ville a great city, and the commercial metropolis of the State. All pur merchants have to do is to make up their minds that we must have a cotton market, and we will soon have it. Smart. The astute mistake corrector of the "Busy Map" of mistakes, yclept the Courier went for us yesterday because we accidentally located the school house at the corner of Ninth and Division Streets, in Sullivantown. Wo intended to say that a school house had been selected at that point, for the benefit aud convenince of the residents cf Sullivantown. We will wager that the Courier local did not know the difference himself without being informed thereof by somebody. There are a few mistakes that have occurred in the Courier lately that we did not call attention to. One day last week it published a3 a fact that thrco negroes had been sent to the Pest House; one was sent. In another article it stated that Court had been held in Copelh's eigar store, next to tho old Court House building. And, yesterday morning, it gave a list of the officers of the Tobacco Board, and says they were elected on last Monday night, when the fact is, they were elected on the 5th of J uly. We do not consider the above items worthy of note, only that we want to take the " conceit" out of the " great statistician," who has never been to M the lakes." Complaints. Complaints have been made to U3 that the persons whose duty it is to light the lamps on the bridges over Pigeon Creek, neglect their duties about half the time. A great many persons do not like to go through these bridges when they arc dark, as it is considered a dangerous proceeding, as several robberies have been committed at these bridges. We hope the proper authorities will look into the matter. Invited. The many strangers in the city to attend the tobacco sale today, arc cordially invited to call and look through the Journal Steam Printing Establishment. A visit through the different departments of our office will prove interesting. We also do job printing in a style not to be excelled in the West, and at prices so low that we defy competition. Call and see us.

Out Again. We are pleased to announce that Justice Emery is again able to be out, and has secured an office next to J. P. Elliott & Son's Grocery Store, on Third Street. He will be ready for business to-day. The 'Squire has? been laid up just six months.

Drowned. About 121 o'clock this morning, a man named Michael McGuire, while on a spree, fell off the steamer Armada, and was drowned. After falling in the river, he floated until opposite the Mason, about 150 yards below, before he sunk to rise no more. Aft effort wa3 made to rescue him by John Smith, the watchman of the Armada, and one of the deck hands, who got in a yawl and went to his assistance, but the uofortunate man sunk before they got to him. . Cared Fob. At one o'clock thia morning officers Kelley and Huber wheeled a drunk man to the lock-up in a hand wagon. The poor devil was too drunk to skin, and lay on the sidewalk in a damaged condition. His heels in the guily. His head on a stone, The "perllce" standing by, Looklrg mournfully on. OPAL 'N O TIG The Great Tobacco Sale. To-dav will doubtlefs be very satis factory to all concerned, and visitors. before leavicg for home, should not fail to call at Turner's and secure a pair of fiae French rCalf Boots for themselves, and some samples of the numerous styles ot -JLadiea misses. and Children's Fancy Shoes, and fine seree Gaiters for tho lolks at home. No superior assortment or better made goods can be found in any one house in the . v est; and prices un usually cheap, when duality Is consid ered. 1 W . 1 urner, - It - Foster Block, 5 First St. " Barrett's '.' Popular Hair Reetora tive. ; Wo5DEit:-T7i.. Henry W. Burr, No. 49 West HtU Street, while on a visit to the West, was attacked with severe Illness from drinking impure water. Life was despaired of. and it was ' thought that he mubteie. His wife was Immediately sent ror, aaa in aaay or two was at nis oeasiae. Havis? herself Been the beneficial results from me use of Plantation Bitters, she insisted upon their being administered to him, wiucn was- done, in quantities pre scribe! by the attending physician. The result whs almost as if by magic, and in one-half hour from the time they were given her nus'jana was out or danger, ana bv a moderate U3e of them three or four times a day, he was soon able to resume h s journey to his home. This Is but one case of many thousands that we know of. Magnolia Water Superior lo the best imported German Cologne, and. sold at half the price. "Barrett's" is A No. 1, ?. - - z '-Mr s - - r r - Armstrong's Patent Musquito iNet 1 rame. Ice ce plus ultra. ..... : C: A lifetime of careful attention to the needs of the traveling nubliohave won universal commendation for the American House, Boston," con trolled for nearly a generation by .Lewis Rice, Esq. . " Barrett's " is not sticky or gummy Weber & Co. Preparing to Move, AND BELLING bUMMER 11AT3 REGARD LESS of Cost. See their price list: Men's fine Panama Hats, worth $5, at $3 75. Men's good Panama Hats, worth S3 5U: at $1 7o. Men's fine Braid Hats, worth 13 50, at UU. Men's good Leghorn ; Hats, worth 7ac, at oUc. Young Men's Fancy Hats, worth "2, at ?1 Zo. Boys and Children a Hats, worth 1 OU, at $1., . . -Oa and after August 10th Weser & Co. can be found twp doors below JNo.yJ Main hrreet the bouse now occupied by B. Baum. jy22-lw "' 1 ' -v Nothing'wanticg in " Barrett's." Eminent New York and Phila delphia Physiciaus claim that Dubois' Misstsrmoi Powder actually cures Cancer. It is advertised in this issue For Family Use. . vnoicc Miara, put up in Un cans. at twenty-one cents (21c.) per pound, and no charge lor cans, tor sale by Jj. Ruffner, Jr., & Co., jy21tf. No. 5 Water Street. JDS?" T. C. Bridwell & Co . corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Bruss. Chemicals, Pat ent Medicines. American and import ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully com pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con gress and J.ioekbrid're Alum Waters. je!7-tf . Don't fail to use " Barrett's." JEST"" Undressed or wash kid gloves. fifty cents per pair, at Hughes s. tt Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee or sale at . I. &. V. Heiman s. PARTNERSHIP. AVISO ASSOCIATE!) WITH ME as Partner in business, Mr.AtiE.Sha(.i', (late from Cincinnati,) the firm's name will nereaiter be xsorgman s snaier. J. li. liOKUJTAN. A CARD. In reftreuce to t ie above notice, let It be suftlcient to say that we will endeavor to do our clean beht with the many good cus tomers ot the late firm, aud by attentive nes io business and jost ueallng, expect to merit, ail inelrfatrouase. ana secure many oiners. . - -Very respectfully, iiOKuilAN ASHAFEH, Dealers in Urocerits. Provisions. tc. Third Street, bet. Main nd Locust. evansville, July 7, iwj. jyi-im Notice cf Copartnersliip. CHARLES WJI.UKL3II and PETEB t RICK havinz entered into a copart nership as ALE HEALERS, the business win De carried on at tne oio stanu oi tuns. Wilhelmi, on Firsi treet. between Vine and Division. Evansville, lud., June 1st, 1SS5. I lyl9 W I L II E L 31 1 & F P. I 0 K, Solo Agents for the Genuine 3CscLlsoii Alo PITTS BUHQ-ALE & PORTE!?, EVANSVILLE A LE, LAGER & COTvIMON STOUT, ic.ifcc, FIIiST STKEET, Let. Vine and Division. COSTAll oidets promptly filled. from home or abroad UylOdir "Blessed is the man who inveuted sleep," says Sancho Panzj. Btlll more biebsed is the man who Invented the means of remedying the neglect and misfortune that changed my locks gray before my time, or reaped the harvest of my hair before the season of my decay. To " Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" must be ascribed merits possessed by few or none of the usual remedies for baldness and premature gray hair. The testimonials of Its eiheacy are numerous and irreproachable. wjyS

RIVER N B

For other Jti'er Items tee ThirdlPage. The additional arrivals and departures yesterday include the Palestine to Louisvillo and return, Louisa to Mt. Vernon, and the Mason from Terre Haute. The towboat J. F. Dravo passed down with a tow of coal The Palestine had a splendid passenger list and a very fair load of freight, including a lot of tobacco The Louisa left for Mt. Vernon at eiht o'clock last night. She had Sn excursion party of colored folks on beard The steamer Mason arrived from Wabash River, having come direct from Terre Haute. Capt. Bob Lancaster is in command, having purchased -her, and he will hereafter run her as a regular packet from this city to Graysville and Mount Carmel. Most of her freight was consigned to Mt. Verncn and other points, but Baird & Start received 50 barrels flour, shipped to them from Grayville. Capt. Lancaster will probably not take tho Mason back to the Wabash before to-morrow. J. II. Vaa Eaton, a courteous and pleasant gentleman, presides at the office The great Indiana left Louisville yesterday evening with tho best trip of the season. Slio will b3 hero at 5 p. m. to-day, positively-.-.. Business on the levee yesterday afternoon was light The weather was quito sultry in th3 fore part of last night, but got cooler by midnight. At 12J"o1cqck this morning the 'mercury stood at' 72. "" River Iispatciict. Louisville, July .27. Port. ListRobert Burns, Memphis to Cincinnati; Indiana, to New Orleans, with the biggest trip of lho season. The weather is clear and oppressively warm.; Business good. The river is declining fast, with 7 feet 9 inches in the canal, 5 feet 9 inches on tho falls, and 4 feet 9 inches over the rocks. Cairo. July 27. Port List Bi ker, New Orleans to Louisville, at 2 ! a. M.; naio; Cincinnati to .Memphis, o A. m.; Houston, JNew Urleaus to Louisville, 10 A. M(; Belle St. 'Louis, ot. Jjouis to Memphis, l p. ii.; (Juick step, Evansville packet, 7 P. M. The river rose 7 inches. The weather is clear. Mercury 85. New Orleans, July 27 Port List. Arrived Alaska. Departed Lore Da, to St. Louis: Messenger, to Pitts burg. River fell 2 feet in 21 hours Memphis. July 27. Cloudy: tho mercury at 90 at noon; -"Rivcp falling 6lowly. Departed, Belle Memphis, bt. liouis; Jjongworth and Great Ro public, New Orleans: Dick Fulton No. 3, Pittsburgh. While ascending the Arkansas River yesterday, a tree fell across the Ozark, breaking her back. JNo one injure 1. one will be brought here for repairs. New Orleans, J uly 27. Arrived. Rapides. Departed, City of Alton, ct. liouia. Nashville, July 27. The river is swelling, with two teet on liarpoth Shoals. Weather fair and warm. The Umpire left for Cairo. STEAMBOATS. REGULAR LOW-WATER PACKET FOR MEMPHIS. The new and ruagaiflceot steamer LINTON, .jtN. JJ. Hay ward. Master: jjes. ware, ciarn. Leaves for the above aud all way points WEDSESDAV, JULY 28TH, Dositivelv. at 4 p.m. or ireistnt or passage nppty on. uoii.ru, or to j. it. itujju, jy27 2t A gent. FOR MEMPHIS. VICKSBURU, AND NEW ORLEANS. The great passenger steamer IND JC'jX. IS Renb. E. Neal. Master: '' ' cnariey jiiuor, ciera, Leavea for New Orleans and all way ports WEDNESDAY, July 2Stli, aS 5 i'.U. For freight or passage apply on boarJ, or to w. o. BKOWH A (JJ., UUMfiiHlSi, LiHiWia n to., Jy23 dlt Agents. FOR OWENSBORO, CANNELTON, AN L LOUIS V 1 L L fa. Thi? fleet aud elegant passenger steamer fJtlJm A. T. Uilmore. Master. ivinnie mim, cierK, Leaves for Louisville and all way ports WJE3fESAY, JULY 2S Til, nt (1 o'clock p. M. For freight or passage appty ou ooara, cr W. ti. , liitlj w xS ci LU. dlt Agents. 3 o FIKST PKEMICM JL OF A SILVER MEDAL, y. . r vuniunn mmt DAtlntl l o nAHf nLoluriAiivc Br th !. B. SUM AgTkmltaral Booterr. T iu Hill kiSJas In Kuiiam, BiiU 10, loul, BAEH.KTT'3 Vegetable Hair Restorative II boooitfiC tha Boat popular mxUcU far Beatr ing aaa axunrjruif iu uiir. tuiniim u ,,jt, wan, 00m ana emkii. 11a aaparuv uanty aaa aaaptauea im waaia ac im va li will tbitilf appear la Uia Xuepaaa J. 4 lm a-viv R.BARRCTT 4 CO. vw.o ZiOXtD is, SMITH, CHICAGO, Agents for the Korthwettera States LEECH & LEMCKE, Wholesale Agent, Evansville, Ind. Important Notice. A IX. PEKSOSS ABE HE11EIIT notified that I have secured a oaten t lor my rrult rnnnei, ana snau prosecute to tne fullest exieui oi me law any anu an persons infringluff upon my rights by making or selling tne i ruii r unnet without authority from me. jysi uiw a. u. iiKAefiuoa, 'FOE SALE. A FINE RHSIDENCE, ASD A Hasli, Door, Blind Factory and Flooring Mill. A irr; iu.miik.mt; ror sale on Chandler telreet. coutainlns; eiaht looms; size oi lot iuu reel iront Dy hi deep. Also. S AS If. DOOR AND BLIND FACTTORY" aud Flooring Mill. In complete runnine order, and has a stood trade, situntmi on me corner oi vv aiuut ana t nth Htreets. inquired WAl.HlTNNJs.LL. jy7tf. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD of all kinds. HORNBROOK St CO.. INO. 9 North Water Street, ocSS.dGm Evansviiie.'ind

C051aIEECIAL Jew Tor Harset. Fy Telegraph. Nrw York, July 27. Cottox -Without decided chance; 000 bales sold nt 81c for Middling Uplands. 1'XorK Receipts li.l'S barrels; niarkft opened a shade firmer, and clo-tfcd dull and scarcely so firm; Kales of 7,84X1 barrels at to li.i'O CO for superfl ue Stiite and Western; f a7 45 for extra state; W W)U7 fM for eitra. Wt stern ;t7 6.3.57 75 for white wheat extra, S7 OOu.7 75 for round-hoop Ohio; 57 In) (n.H 00 for extra Si. Lou s, n.l tS Oi.'lO 00 for good to choice. Included In the sali-s ate 2,500 1 b:s. choice extra Htate, for export, at 87 i.0. Rje Flour hU ajy ; ukg of 27 ) barrels atji 70CG 75- Cora u:eal quiet ami Drill. Whisky Active and firmer; sales of 400 bbls. Western at f 1 ltjvU Il.liee. Wheat Recelpfa 11(1,7(15 bushels; opened steady and closed heavy; Ifj'Jc lower; sales of 7,'.)oO bushels at SI ;V,al 5S tor No. 2 Hprinz, and clrsed at flOjl r); ?1 5tj'jl hi lor solt do ; il 00 for Xo. 1 and No. 2 kjh lne, mixed; SI GJi HZ lor No. 1 do.; 81 ti5 for for amber State; II 70 for whi'.e Cali:ornl. Kyk Quiet and firm. Haklev Nominal. Raki.ey Mat.t Nominal. Cohn Receipt I6,il bushels; market opened 1&20 btstlerv closed dull, Hnd the advaueo was partly lost; sales TiVK'O busiielt at. !t)c.iSl ua for uusoutid new mixed Western ;l lOyjl 13 f .rsouud do.; the latter price for hlgti mixed; ill 1.) for kiln diied; 81 15nl 17 tor Western yellow. Oats Receipts 'J2,(52 b;inhels; market doll and li23 lower; sa!s47xl biiHiifclf at fclJiSSlo tor Western alloat; closing at Inside price. Coffee Quiet. Huoak Firm; a!es 410 hogshead! at Ui 2l4o for Cuba: l'- iKa for Porto Klco. MOLARSHS Quiet, lloi'S-Quiet and firm. Pktrolkum Firm at 17Q18c for crude; 32 iHie for refined. uiir X.lnseod oil quiet at 98eJl 00 in casks. Pork A thade firmer: sales of l,r50 bar. rels at 83a for new m-f-.. $;i2.i'a 2- for old do., 127(4 2vl 00 for for prime mess. prime, anaww REEF-isteady; sales or 150 barrels nt E. tin 00 for new plain tnesn, and SIlialH 00 for new extra mew. Tierce beef nominal at K20 425 00 for prime mess; and 8-'0(.lO 00 for I ud la mess. Petf hams quiet; bales of loO barrels at iZ'yg.U ID. Cut MEAT-s-Firro ; sales of 200 package at lijii5; for shoulders, and 1710c for Ltmij - Middles quiet. Lakd Firmer; Kale of 510 tiro at T71 16e, chiefly iyU!fe for steam, aui lt,'4 (jjioo for kettle reudered. Butter Steady at 103280 for Ohio, and 16;3tk for 8 tale. Cheese Quiet and steady at ll(315c. Fbeiohts to Lirrupooi, Heavy and lower; shipments of 60,000 bushels wheat per teamer at THO7?-"-r Chicago Marm.v By Telegrapb.J Chicago. July 27. Flock Quiet mt 83 42C7 for hprlng extrs. : WHKAT-4-Opencil firm and cIomxI doll and weair; No. 1 fairly active lor shipment and lc hlaher; sites at 81 40;1 4u' i ; closlug uu:l)Hi)Ked; No. 'I quiet lor the p. est tit, but fairly active for future delivery f arly sales at 81 S3l 40;iuaret sub. sequently weakened aud closed at 81 80; thin atUsrnoon the market- Is easier; alt of No. 1 at 1 34 sell, rb' August, and 81 8 Hellerb' Jul v. Cok-w Quiet; No. 1 Inactive and nominal; No. 2 quiet; early sales at yo,'io97cj market subsequently de lined to V5c; closing with more sellers than buyers; ieJected quiet and Hi titer at 92jilc; no tirade quiet ai 67920; this afternoon No. 2 wS nominally Wc sellers' August. OAT3 Qnletand l&Ue lower; sales of No. 2 at taJ(lc, aud rejected at 6f(Vltic ! cloflog at the inolde figure. Rye Quiet aud cloning with eelK-rs of No. 2 at 1 w. I1AKLEY IJull and nominal at 81 30. telLen' Heptember, and 81 .'io.l ;5casli. Highwihk Krly sales at II ib; closing with sellers of small lots at 81 04. Sdgaks Firm and active at JillJiO for common to prime Cuba, PiurvifcroNS rirm and steady. Mens Potk 88160. Kweet' Pickled Hams IVAc, Dry Salted Sbouldert 13io loon. Lara 18al8C. bt. Lonti Markci. By Telegraph.! 8t. Locih, July 27. Tobaco Is In good dermnd, but more than halt the bids at previous prices were rejected, ana sellers tre looains tor nigner rates. . 1 Cotton Nomicrfl at 32-a32o, , . na IlBiip -Is unchanged; undru-t.ed sold Si 171 3o. ...!.- F'lol'b Lojv grades continue scarce a in demand ; ollierqualliles are nrm ;uprfl u sold at 85 25 5 75 ; extra 85 7V 2 ; XX 80 7.Vai tt 60; XXX 7a7 75; fancy 810 60. WMBAT Keeelpli laH'i and all grades fall below: strictly choice 8g5o lower; no Hpring ofrrln; pilme to strictly prime red Fall 81 25l SO: low choice to tUk;lly choice do. 81 cH5; fancy do 81 65; strictly prime to cholc white SI 40.a6i 6.5. Cokn Choice yellow and white is held bin tier: lower untdes unchanged ; mixed in aacks sold at 81 04; prime yellow and good white 81 18, and prime to choice white at 81 lo.. 1 18. : Oats r irmer ana better; mixed at 7uj; prime to fancy wl'lle 71fu.75c. JiYK Lower at tl nit Ztf. Whisky Ad vanced to 81 00. Gkockkish tioiel an1 uuchanerd: fair to choice Rio Collue 22 1.4," : fair lo choice Iiouisiaua Hutrar 12ial4lie: plantation tuolassus 70ib0.;. 1kovisios very slur and hlKher: Pork sold at SO, aud held at til 60; fiiieou in lots sold at Lie for shoulders, and ls l'jj for dear sides : enoloe sugar-cured lumi tti 21c; also 100,(ioo pound clear sides, buyor Laki Smsii lots sold at 18'aiiM for tierge, and 2Ui21c lor at. ClnfJBMatl XarBrt. - By Telegraph. Cinoiwkati. July 27. F"LOTJB-Qniet butileady: fainlly 84 OOtJ 10 2. Wheat Unsettled and lower: new red 81 2o. j I 2j; white 1 35yl 40; receipts quite large. Caaai Hcarco and nrin at KTrtVic for ar. Oats Uuchauuid ; new 0o,i'u j: old 75 r577c. KYR-( irra at usrui M V). t ott on Nominally unchanged. ToBAfco Active 1 sales of 171 iiOL'Shead at ?i ei 10 tz tu. Whisky Unsettled and hlaher: alea at 81 07. . 1 Pkovisioxs Firnf, though holders part ed with mess pork more freely, and I.20J barrels were sold at 8'ti 00. Hulk shoulders Bold at I3'ic, and sides at 10c. Iliiiym (sold at n;sr.ti,c tor suoutuers. aud l.s l'ic for clear rib sides, arid lb a WyBa for clear sides Lard lW'r.i.iW'c. huttek f urn ror choice at 2Vt3.)c: oth er urades uuchancred. Eaaslm II at 13.0,1 ic, shippers' count. .KOCEB u nciianged nnd nrm. Oils Linseed doll at b8cel to. Lard 81 06 (TiSl 40. uoLD-uii uuyintz. Exchange steady at par buyinsr. MostY-Market easy ut 7 to U per cent. Sew Orleans Market. By Telegraph. Nsw Oblkaks. July 27. OOLTJ-l.K5'i. Htekmni; 5t)H. N. Y. fcioii'f-y, premium.: ' . .' Flour Declined : ninerflne. 15 noriili 75: XX. 80 25; XX X, 8ti C5. i.omn i ending upward; white, tl 26. Oats 75 a77o. Pkan SI 05. ILay 820 lor prime. Ivan Held at 5 60. Hacon Firmer: held at t r khmil ders, and lD iy'-i for bides. Laud- Unctiautced. SL'GA a Nominal. M'LA3SK3 Nominal. Wiimv-ll 17. toiijca Unchanged. Louisville a&rkct. Hy J elenrapli.J Louisvill. July 27. Flour Klrmerisupeiflne SI &0. Oka i ! Unchanged aud quiet. ToilACCO-Hales 1U1 hhds. leaf at IT. nva 82"j Xi; market firm. . - PltoVlSIONS Tendinz nnwn.nl. ifesai Pork 813 to. Racoa ISJie, 13k a and IVVaC: hams 22"23c. HAKIJ 1!;4C. w hlsky lvookine up; raw 81 03. flew York Gold and Htock MarVtt. By Telegraph.J New Yokk. July 27. ilojJKY Easy at 0 7 per cent, on calh chleily at (j per cent. (STERLING LihH nrm ; vyH'4iuyu. Uoi.i Jrrczular anl uus tiled; opeued at 137S, advanced to aud fell to 1 m'i on the remirt that the txport to-moirow would no very small and thesale of nuout two and a nair million :, Dy an otneer of a Canadian t anlt who recently ariived hern. The amount was readily taken by the bull Operators, ana unaer a report iiiat tiie Cunaru biennitsr u morrow would lair a million more, roise to 137, flunliy closina at 137 on a contradiction ot the rumor Tho carrying rates were 5lj7 per cent. The clearances were SU-'.Ooo.OW). Tu exports today were 821,000 " The CotnmerciaTt money article says: Thedecline appears to have h.e.. 1 1, ...... suitor a reduction of l-Z our cent, in ttiH rate of sterling: bills. About FliVi M.iti a-2u' were bought yesterday .for shipineut, and me t'litci oi iijis aaaitionsl supply ou tue Londoo market is anoaient tms mornlnir in a yielding of ia.;li neresnt. In liie mice of bonds. The bitis made against tnetm shipments appear to have caused a tempo rary yielding in me rate oi ticiiauso. i is a pointed evidence of the hwgtness oi l.hn trarl tintuncA outstaudllln Hiralllat the United Htates, and that In addition to the S;i,O 0,ClXI of specie sent out last week, we also shipped over 82,000,000 of boodn; tne predominant feature of fori lu bauk.. ers, aud tnar, w " "'"""u j.iaei i ca ble to snip any roimucnum uinouru ot bonds to Euroi.e iu lio.uidatiou of our Jo. debteJncss, except a .ine nuresbelow nieseut tne rnr gu oi lun loreiga muiKets. Uovkknmests tiong and active nt an advance; counous ot 'si. 21iX2; do. 'i,2. 2Aa-lVA do. "oi, --',: d. ', 22'-,.. 22:,i ; new, vi-a-2i;4 :ci. -si, zi; 3ZJ;4 ; do. a, 1 2ii'32l; 10 io', li;.''Jli

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tew IcrX Dry ftooan Mar tel. By Telegraph. 1 New Yokk, July 17. Tho marttf t is comparatively quiet i t steady n rid llrni fur all Mapl n yi, . of cotton and woolen litiilcs. il?:ivy brown iieetlnj.-s remain uttwly at iy.iin ,,r best make, and 15J J'PJo for 'hunt tu rn bieachud. Munlins, l;n tho New Yc.ik iiHiis, Kiil as fast, 04 prodncfd nt 25ft. arid Wamsutla end L'tltii Ml 22' ac ; t lie Tuwa. rora briiiKs 2uc; LonOsda'e and Mason vllio 19c; Kearsae, li. and Cabot l'i aud n;w styles of printed calicoes 12;i jl.j;ic, as to make. European MarSet. By Cable. LoNcojf, July 27. Consols for money 9"'m u,;i!',. Fl ve-Twcn-tv bonds qniet at. h2'-4. I i.u kluit Kile 110. Illinois Central MKi-LlVEltl-ooi., J uly 27. Cotton sU-ady ; middling uplands, l.;;d; Oilc-nn, i'-lid. HftU s, 10,i OJ bal s. Ciiiilornla winl wliwut, lot 7d; rei Western 0s 2d. We-Wn flour, 2is Oil. Corn :4dm ; oM O its, new, lis (id. Pea-, 4h. Pork. 100 . Leef, Vn. Laid, 70. Cheese, (lis. Uacon, (12s. I'am.s, July-27. Houise steady. P.tnles 71 f . l5o. Nashville Market. I'y Telegraph. Nashville, July 27. Con o.t Quiet. Whicat Aclve; salos of red at tllC 1 15; white, 81 2'h U 3u. Your Only Clmnco IO PBOCUKK TUK WIS IHT A NI KI:ST SEED WHEAT f1IIT WAS KVFK lMllOIIKXIl JLm in tills or any othor oouutry. 1 hav for sale tiie earliest nun l-st wheat I ever saw, known ns t tie JtU-'J - I'l t ()! W H MAT, it is from H VI; to TKN DAYS 1'AHLIKll than llio vlilto or mn May wheat Inrye white grain, and wan never known lo t Injured bv the HUKT. I Irotight Ihe seed of Uuui-i l..n.l.lj A, 1 I .... . . t I Hie, Ky. They boupht. it In (he Htateof Ueorttla, of an L1 Kentletnau by the name of Young, who bail grown the mtiie wheut for seventeen yea's, and never knew it lo fall during that lime. 1 have grown Jt two years, with a lartsu yleiu both i'ihsoiih. Parties u I-.IiIuk to buy Heml will do well to put In their oiders Mt nco. All orders muMt lie ftddrostiwi t I'oljJi, HlAA.K'l LY Ji C I., Ilyi'usbuig, Ky. 'i be wIikkx Ih inttv ready for shipment on my farm, near HvcuHburg, Ky. it. O. liatx-ock, KvhiihvIIIo, lud.; H ale. Luck ner .v. t o , l'ad uc.i li, Ky., and Chiusrunn A CheNtnut, CluikHViile, Tenn., are my Avents, and will show a iuir sample of the wheat to any one wlklnnii to fcee it. The prlco of the wheat is 82 per bushel at Dycusnuri?, Ky. 1 am sute it will pay very farmer to try it. I khail spir no pains In putting It up rlv;ht. jT'il aiw, wlm A. II. CAKHIN. Dissolution of Copartnersliip. Tiik cI'AU1m:ksiii i iii:iii:t. fore exlst.lutf between H:imiml Meyer, Auolli. OuKeuheim, l-iolomori Kahn, ami Komaa (iieint-r bus this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Urelner letlres from the business, whi!li will herealter b conliuned by ttie threw flist-natned riarties, who will feltle all claims hkMukI the Arm, and who are alona autuoruil to collect uebts In favor of the urnn The name and style of the fiitu will remain unchanged. l-spectfnlly, H. MEYKR A CO. Evansville, July O h, 13 19. jylf d.lm mni: NisMsuroi ! W I K It JL actually curs Cuucer aud Hcrofulous dmeases of tiie fcklu. hee renoi t to I.. 1. Medical (Society, and htatemeuls of Plivklclaos in circular, sent free on Hppiiuatlon to A. nuiiois, uenerai Aent, P. O. llox 10C. 1H2 Pearl KL, New York Ijya-ujn. itewj Dissolution Notico. mi(K I'ABTAKKNHII' HICItllTO jJL lore existliiK uoder the fPm name o lnwiii.iiiey, Patrick A Co., V'oi'waiulng and omiiiissiou Merchant and Whanboat Proprietors, was dissolved by rnuiual coiis-nt on tbe IHIj lust., K. W. Pntriek rellriuti froia the firm. The buslnei. will be coutiuuisd by F. AI. Humphrey, Unorsfe .1. L-wis, anil Charles W. Kerimy, uniter tiie hi in name 01 Humphrey, iwi a Co. bv whom the buhiness of tli old Una WU bo iMttlled. Jy20dtf HUMl'illtay, PATK.rciCCO. EAGLE 0 A It K I A G E W0UKS. F. IIASIMUIISTEIX, MAHl'IALTUBMOr Hi Iff lit CntrringfOH, Fancy frottingugges, MilfiiiiK T(i liiirKlc, ItorltHwnyu, nui Spring Wmkiis, co u. of Fomni ajtd locust sts., EVAN8V1LLK, 1NH. J-Hieclul atlentlou nlven lo repairing of all kinds, and t u-palutnm done nt t lm shortest LOtieu and ou I ho iui,L liheiul terms. A (Jtmeral Attortinttnt 0 W'ot k tbitttanllj on JJuhJ, Nonn but Ih llrtl Votkmeii 1 1,1. loy-.I. aprf-d3ni Fresh Vater Salt Water BATHS BATHS Shower BATHS From 1 A.M. lo 11 P.M. EVERY LAY nt tho ArtiJitu Springs Park. Kinglolltlh r,i)o. Oii!!i!oi'ii ili'Uetsi'! Jun ElivVAIUJ WMiLI-.iL Unloii iind Cruu ier copy Wholesale Ifealers In Eoat btoro-. ; Lubricitia, o il, and Lar.i Oils; CordaAo, osiri, ritxh, fie No. ATi;it si ki;kt, aprSSdly liet. Main and Vnn JOHN 1VIXS0N, V0UKDER AND FINISHER Kleam ar.J Gas-ripe fitter, M arm fact urer and Dealer in Hi en to and water oauift-n, 1-ipt.iu r and Habbltt Metal, ami all AiticifM appertaining to a llrasa Foundry . hTEAKLOAT AXD CKXKB.1L EUIY.. SHITKIXG, Wnter Street, bet. Tine and teet. EVANSVILLE, IND. T-:tiKh paid ror Old Copper and Hrasn Crescent City I loorluj,' fllJU. KAPPLER & SALMON. Preprlttors, Sash, Dcjors, Blinds, Frames, 'aiouldiMgr, V;e. Planing, Rlpplntr, Hplittiug, and Bcroll Hawiii( done at fliort notice. 1'lneand Poplar Flooring, Khlln?, 1 reined and Itouu Lumber, aiways on hand, for sate. -.. Aino, Hoi Proprietors and Manu'aclun is of the VK L E U R ATE D

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