Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 5, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 September 1860 — Page 4

TRAVELERS' GT'IDE

Kvansville At, Criwirroi-lJsvllIe U. R. DErARTUBLS. Accommotlatlon Train Mail Train ABBlVALS. 6.00 A. M. fe Mail Train 1.56 P Acconimodatiou 3.30 M. SteamersRegular Packets. FOB CAIRO. Charley Bowen leaves Tuesday and Saturdays at 12 o'clock m. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOB PADCCAH. Pvnua k leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday i at night. FOB IIEKDEBSON. Gen. D. M. White plies daily, b-sviug Evansville in the forenoon and returning it the ovenin . FOB LOCISTILLE. Gbet Eagle, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock p. M. Arrives Tuesday s and Saturdays in the afternoon. Gbet Eagle, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock sc., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p. m. A l rives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. l-'Ott GBELX U1VLK. I ri: Kaves leaves Mondays and Thursdays at b o'clock p. M. for Bowling Green. Arrives en Hull- i days and Thursdays in the morning. There is regular daily communication with Uenoebson and NewL'I'buii by boat and land convey ance. DRI-VIBIR, ITEMS. STEAMBOAT BEGISTEB. ARRIVED. Dunbar, Paducah: A. S. Buthven, Pitts.: Interchange, White river. DEPARTED. A. 8. Buthven, Texas: Dunbar, Paducah: Interchange, Lon. BOATS LEAVINO TO-DAY. Grey Eagle No. 1, Lon.: Lue Eaves, Green river. The River opposite this point is still ut a stand. Weather clear and quite cool. At Cincinnati, at noon yestet day, there were 0 feet 1 1 inches in the channel and the river had fallen one foot since last report. At Louisville 4t feet are reported in the Canal, and the river continues to decline. ...... The neat little side-wheel steamer 'Cut Eaves is the regular and only packet now plying in Green river. Six o'clock this evening is her regular time of departure for Woodbury and all way landings. The Eaves has been running in the place of the U. S. Mail packei Bowling Oreen, during the low water, having been chartered by Capt. Liter to take her trips. Should the river have improved sufficiently, the Bowling Green will resume her place this evening, or as soon as the water will permit. Th calliopean Grey Eagle is the regular mail and passenger packet for Louisville and intermediate points for this evening. Mr. J. A. Lusk is the accomplished and gentlemanly clerk. Capt. John B. Hall is agent for the Eagle. The Grey Eagle did not arrive until a , late hour last night, in consequence of having been detained beyond hej time at Louisville. ' She had big trips both way9. Receipts by II a 1 1 road. September I2lb, 1800. Ill eases uidse, J. S. Jaijuess A Co.; 0 cases uidse, Ditt & M., iilm -Vernon; 1 case indse, M. Lyons; 2 cases hardware, C. S. Wells; 0 rases ahoss. Bead v Burrow; 2 cases dry goods, I case hardware, Keen A Preston; 1 case mdse, L. H. Floyd, Mt. Vernon; I box paper, Evansville Journal Co. ; 9 cases mdse, Wm. K. French; 100 boxes herring, 1. & D. Heiinaa; 1 small bay mare, 1 small black do., J. W.Goaanei; 1C1 bush whett, Igleheart Bros.; 7 Safes mdsu, A. C. Pushee; .'i bbls eggs, I. A. Crane; 1 box goods, C. L. Whetford, HeuUersou; 000 bush Kraiu, Kramliss A Crawford; bush corn, Brandiss it Crawford; 218 bush corn, Iglehuart Bros ; Jl hi. Is , ggs, A. Lemcke; GO bbls Hour, J. H Oglesby; 1 bM sgn, I. A D. lieiman; VM bbls flonr, I. A. Crane; 40 bbls flour, Wm. M. AiUmau A Co.; 38 s-icks bran. Vickery Bros.; 1 box goisls, C. H. Smith, Clarksville, Teiin.; ;10 cases iudse, I. A: 1. Heimsu; 1 case uidse, M. Lyons; 1 box goods, A. Rush; 1 box goods, A. C. Pushee; 12 boxes tea. Wheeler & Uigu; 7 cases nnlse, Keen A Presion; S cass ui'lse, Giles ii McPheturs; 2 cases BBSSH. V. M. I'uncaii; 35 cases mdse, P. G. O'Biley A Co. A. E. SUBADEU, Ag't. De.stki ctivk Fire. At 10 o'clock laat uiht, the Steam Saw Mill of Ahlering tc BrammelbaQS, li tasted just nbove tho foot pf Mulberry street, ou the river bank, wti.s SiseoverM to be on tire, aod in a short lime, together with a ((tiantity of lumber, was ntircly consumed. The fire engines were out promptly, belt there being uo cisterns :i)iitaiuiug water in the vicinity, it was found Bnpoasible to procara sufli'ieuey of water, tod they could not be used with much eflect' rbe losa is estimated at betweeu $4000 and (5,000-, upon which there was no insurance. It w us the design of the proprietors to tear he nftfl down toon, aud rebuild, the frame jein old. This is the second mill that had been burned down on the same .site. II krg in the Northwest the Douglas orJfcns endeavor to create the belief that their arty is favorable to the Homestead policy ; jut down in Alabama and Georgia, where '.here arc no votes to be made by this pre'.ense, they denounce the Homestead Bill in tny form, and call even the bill passed last pnnrr"the most atrocious act that ever was pmased." Douglas himself deliberately lodged the question. Mi'.etixgs is CHIoH and Perhv Town nips. A Republican meeting was held esterday nfternoou in the Furry Schoo louse, opposite Henderson, Ky., and one v.is held at night at Jacob Kron's, in 1'erry Township. At the former, about sevenlyive persons were present. The meeting was addressed for over an our by Benjamin Harrison, Km)., who spoke f l he swindling operations of certain Deiucratic officials in connection with the ramp lands and other Ktate affairs, and o1 he gross corruptions of that party in con. ection with National concerns. Ho also indicated his party from the unjust charges f abolitionism, &c, that are made against , and commented on the just and liberal :ee Homestead policy of the Republican art v. M"r. llarriion was followed by Messrs. logust Leiekfj and Ccorge WolHin, canitlates lor clerk and sheriff, who said a w words in corv.ection with their candidcy. At Jacob Krous about lilt j persons were resent. Mr. Harrison spoke nearly an hour i his usual convincing style, and was foi - wed by Mr. Leoicke in a short speech. Both audiences were very attentive to hat was said. t Col. Alien, who was along at the first I eeting, being quite unwell, was not able1 do more than to excuse himself from ; eakir.g. In a cemetery at Duukirk, New York, a .b is erected over the ashes " of adeceasold lady, uu which her survivors ititeudto write the stock epituph, 11 Let her rest pence.'' The space gave out at the end the word " her,'' so that only the initial ters of the remainder could be inserted. U3 the dear old lady was commended to ; mould with the maaw.Hat slangy inscripn, " Let her r. i. p.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, H3 INT S3 jFL Xj mm OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 FIBST STBEET, EVAXSV1LLK, ISO., JKB JVOWPBRPJUMI TO TJHK wM. U. k- aud issue Policies in si verul of the- widest and most reliable Insurauce Companies of the I'nited States. STOBKS.STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the raiet favorable rates MABINE AND INLAND 1 AVIGATION Bisks taken on FLAT-DO ATS, BABGES, STEAMBOATS aud their CAKGOES. Also, applications received for LIFE INSCBANCS. Combined Capital Represented, over $4,000,000. iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus $2,iW0,OO0 PllOClliX InSUTailCe COHipa uwuio. iuoui X nv, Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus 000,000 Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus 400,10 Humbolt Insurance Co., New York. Cash Capital $200,000 Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets S600.000 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus 8200,000 -Etna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 200,000 COPELAND NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE BT CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE kM INSURANCE CO. In-orj)orated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000. ABSOLUTE AND UNIHPA 1BED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And tin prestige of 40 years success aud experience. UPWARDS OK 914,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the Ktna Insurance Company iu the jast 40 years. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE jETNA OIIBl.VO TBI PAST FIVE Tt'.ABS: In Ohio, 84.11,520.83 In Wisconsin, 100,055.07 In Kentucky, 204,039.40 Missouri 384,518.04 Iowa A Minn. 10,319.40 InMichigau, S158.OI3.81 In Indiana,... 140,8;i'.i.Hl Iu Illinois.... 44,:I37.-H Tenoessi-e,.... 07.51'i.'l Kansas it Neb 19,015.77 Aik. it Oa.... W,94."..(i l i.i. s a V i 31JV96.83 Mirtsirmijjpi Htid Alulmiuu,... 02,412. IS. Fire and Inland Navigation Riftkti ocvrptfdur tVruisrou.trttent with solvrnry atid fair profit. Especial attention tjiwm ' iwrtnt-e of ItW'ELLfNGS ami Conteul, or Jt-rtit of 1 Co . year. Tht HliU wtVfee I"tin uiul ouctMrtfuIIy trid, mid tii- many adVMtHS tho Ktna Iustirnnco 1'orninmy Io?4 88hs in its line, should not le ovrrlooked by t 1 1 i 1 y to insure and underststndin their 1 t interests. During M striniront times H the nefcssity for re -lisbiu Insurauce biWM hii iiiij;erAtire duty the ability of pro(erty owners to sustain loss bfiDg then miK-h ksseuHd. Agencies in nil the prtuciifiil dMsn and towns throughout the State Iolltie issued without d--lay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the Company. lli.4ims attended t- with despatch and fidelity. COPS It AMD A NKXSKN, Agents, my 2 SHvings Uank Huilding. Vimt St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE 0FCASH CAPITAL. PF.VOTtD TO FIUR INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. CHARTER I'ERPE T UA L. Cash Capital, Cash Assets - $400,000 - $547,71239 S. L. LOOM IS, Prat. II . K Kl.l ixlfi, Secretary It. II & II. m, NAGILL, Ueik'l Aarta, CIXCIXNATI, O. Agents in all the principal Cities and Towns or the Union. .ja LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID! Annlicatious received, pclicies Issued and re- i ne-.v.'d, and all llilsllMSSJ pertaiuii:g to the aeoncy j promptly attended to. Also apjilteatiotis received for Life Insuiance, iu llie .T. i ' . IjllO ; .(.:; -i '- (.1 lill no IU, V Ollll t'apilal and surplus over J200,(Kt. COPELAND NjiXSKN, Agents. sr" Otflix'. on First St., bet. Main and Syc, it Mvings Bunk Building. ARE YOU INSURED? DELAYS ARE DANUEROi S EVANSVILLE AGENCY OY THE MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. Hartford, Conn. ' Cash Capital, $200,000 ! ; Mark Howard, DIHKI TORS : bWoodruK, James Bolter, E. Botwrts, Guy H. I'heliai, Tiniotliy Slivldou. - i ba. T. Ilillyot, Klijuh 11. Owpii, llnivr Blaucliald, Knhaid P. Uttatarst. M . Al. Merriuiau, W. I., t'olliiu, W.O. D. I' llleuiler. ".ppii ntu.n received. Policies issoedaud reuu'Afil, asal all l.nsiui-.-w pertatuio i - tht Agency promptly h i i to. )J,i J:., is 1 at Him Aswaci iptlt tily adjostml and 1 flmiplly paid j y. COPELAND MHXEN, Agent.

STEAMBOATS. REGULAR PACKETS

: J2 r I Capt. J. .1. PlLLRBfRV, master, .1. P 1 McDonald, clerk, bavins beeaj thor ' nnghly overhauled and patbUd, hai entered the I Evansville and Cairo trade, whore she will continue during the stimmir. She make two trips rT i week : leaves Evansville cverv Monday and Thnrs- ! day at 6 P. a. Returning, 1-o.es l.'Hln- every Saturday at 3 a. K. and every Wednesday i t P. augla W9 Mi IJ V I. It J!V.IJ'8--stSJU ille and Bowling Greau 1'acke.t. The Unlit-draft V BOWLIXU GBKEV, A. LITKB, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS. Cllw Leaves Evunsvillo every Monday and Thu-vlay, at 6 o'clock. P M , leaves Bowling Green eiery Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 A. it. anglO Ml VJ-VS I'll. , MS tr It.WIIMiUSO.V M2d Packet, Gf.n'i. D. M. WHITE. ro-. B. L. Lancasteb, master, run as a LssmssssM Lr regular Freight and Passenger )'a- L "Ji t faaa daily (Sundays excepted) between this point aud Henderson. ntugt 'WMwMi co.tims to sr. v t'ltuvu n r of time. The Louisville and i Henderson Light-Draught, Swiff, Side : Vt heel I . S. M. aud Passenger Packet, G-rey Sasle, j Capt. A. DONNA LLY, J. A. Llfk, CI k. Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday : at VI o'clock M., and every Thursday at G o'clock p. M., arriving at Louisville Tuee.dtiy and Friday evenings. Returning, leaves Louisville every Wcdueday ' .1 .! . t'. ! . eveliilur ut ll l.V.1u.-1c J NO. B. IIAU., Aicent, Jnly28-tf No. 2 Water street. Evansville, Loalaville, and Outnslioro Passenger Packet. THB NEW AMD FINE RIAMCU HA 31. SMITH, Master. Aistiw Si Gbeoo, Clerks. Leaves Evansville Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6 p. M. Leaves Louisville Tuesdays and Fridays at P. M- j'llgl'.l wp Km; it ti vi.ys vii, . n -Slav Cairo ii:ieki-t. The ! -.irit low water packet, J. II. DO N It, Lewis Davis, master, Wm. II. Likt, clerk.K will run regularly in the Evansville and Cairo trade during the season. For freight or passage ftpply on hoard. julyl:i EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, Grr oy Eaglo. W. H. DANIELS. Cant. S. P. 11 m.i. ii' - i Clerk. sx i neailay ami Htimi. at f, t -lo-k . M. mlny mid U : ' 'i i u lva Li'iiiavilU-t-verj M Frhtiiy at 4 o'esaeh - Through Hills Tobarco or Mbse tiff f' Mint iii u- ein for i lit i.. Biiltiniiip or js.w Virk - at a low nitMi it uot lower tlian by aiij utL r route. i'uKH-fitrf.H cr ireigiit tuKn at iiacRct-oout rates for any poluton the Ohio Kiver oron Green li.vt r. f Th pa'fBenKiT lutoiunioditioas f tlo- firry Earle are tir -.:,. ' lv any boat upon tlie Wi-t-urn water. Apply on board or to JOHN I!. II ALL, jnu-7-dtf No. 2 Water Btrcet. jri m VI i,m. Mi, fUlllT.lH, jjvu tJEIt I'ACKKT.CMAHI.KV RDWIV. I Ukjltlb, Muxtir, leaves KvanKvllls ranaaf aim BMuraayi at i j o eiuck si., arm IliiS at radticali at li o'clock, A. M., CaUM at lit o'clock. M., Wsdnsesslv aod faaturday. Boturiiiiiic, leaves Caiio -iiy Wfdoesdaj aiel Sunday, at 7 o'clock, I. M., aiol Mnitliland every Tlitirsday aud Monday, at ! o'clock, A. M., essiniu lliif. at Svanvillo with the Evatuvillo and Ora wfordsvil Is B. It., and Paeketa for Oreen River. AIm, conMtlM at SBsrtbUutd with ('nmherland liiver I 'a- keta ; at tJairo, with HsBshil, New Orl. :u.i and St. Lon is rackets. Tickets can lie obtwie-d aiii board the boat for all Eastern Cties. a ptf . trjijvs via fyfs j: js'ii MJMHAB. (Jus. Fowlor, roasU-r leaven KvurjKvilTo iV'-ry Monday Wednesday, aud Friday, at 1't o'clock M. Leaves Paducah every Tvusday, Thursday, and S irnr.lny, at 9 o'clock A. M. f'ounectlug at Lvausviile with the Kvausville and CrawTordsrlllc Ball road foi all rmitits North and East, w;tb i.r!ret3 fur LuMautlln Qrwn, aud Wala-.li rivers. At I'aducnh wirli pack eta for St. Loots, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail Ixmt foi Cairo, Nashville, and Teineiss- riv -r. MrR.:sineM promytl atUUided, sad charges for freipht iiii-.I passage, naiop as rhargej l.y the rent, lar packet. Through bltU of Utlhrg given t" Mi f Orleans and all i"ln:s "n Ihu Tnnnnanrri and (atinberlaad rivavs jiTiclf OU SOUTH C Hxoi.Tosr m. WV RITKB. The eleiTnt paaNeiiKer sti ainr LUE EAVES, I ly ''". MoDonslo, Master, Taimw, Clerk, iOi will make nular tri-v eeklv ti is to South Carrnlton and 1'einl lii v,-r, leaving an Mondays, Wsttaeaslaji aud Friday! For freight or laaassirSi apply an board. dettitf FORWARD'G & COWTr'USSIOri. fM'tJi.TIN K X .V CHJtt f.l-t . - ; M NEW A RRA NO EM r. ST. The Aoaajs ExruokS Con raw respectfully an- ! noinice t their friends an.', patrons, tin- publicof j Kvansvillc and vicinity, that. v,nh increased lacili- j ties for the tronaportntion af ' It S I ii II T , P A 0 K A ii K 8 . 31 N E V A M l VALVAR I. I: R, i Thoy solicit a continuance of turner favors. Ks- I pticial care takvti in the onllertioti iif BiUs, lratts. Notes, and the tisstsassrtossM ot small valnmou pacKaires. All persons wishing to avail theios. Ives of the facilities of the Exnress. can ohlaiti aov ilesired : f r - I nation Iu reference to tha routes and details ol the tc.mnR, at tin ir (jiiice on hirst (treat, netsnkM Main and Loesat, opposite the Post Ofilce de 1 (. II. FISH. Aeetit. Old Established Wharf Bo?t EVANSVILLE, IND. F. Cr. O'RIIsEY 8c Cc. I COMMtSOdK M KRCII A NTS. Oi'iitTul l.filr-i" ,5it'-n,mtHAt, and Kxprec Axenftif .SM.:iil Agents for ttie PKNN. CKNTRAL RAJ L ROAD; iii-l connoctloriH, ovr wtilcb we art atitlu'-h'.c.f tu t tbrou-i receipts at ill lowest possible rntf i Having a Diauunolh WharfiMit mi ilw lrtndin?. . thn Urgssl on the Ohio Ulver, cptUilt) o! atvrio sasl ineot.ii(j all tufirhan-lio li.'"lr to itssnsgS ; from exposes, SSJ art SSOpOflBd to r-i 1 i tt" t tiP mtt h of all t'oui(ciiiiji!tiVrv( fn wsrdosl to our con by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL, i Particular attention punt to Keoeiving. 8 tv-rir;; I s.i p,,rvardliig, also, to tl Sale of any Produce, or other property, consiut-tl to tm tor ad Siiliifacti(.n i- .f. . 1 . Oaltet am! - . 'i.nivu Warehouse Watev ftit-t, Atljuiuu. tin Tc'IerapLie a:id on tho Wh:irf boejL whnro we are to bo t. a.i 1. attoudin? t4-1 h Itttorrsts of out patrons at .: . hourti, day and nitflit. With our tinperior facilitirN; tnp Mtamlinp : nnt!riu;; MI0; and kii"Uiw1o tf our baefniSea, o frr! lTi-i-i.t ol" ici. ii.iz K'JfeJ Katiflfation, and hop to turrit OMrtinmw f tho oxtMi?i!vvputroiiHr we are bow njoyiuK. Llbonil i - ailviiucofi will Le mado ok Ulejoneti men ts to either our'lv-t or corretrvoudeutH iti any of tlio priucipal . ; k- tn, North, &vt or Sotith. P. C. O'RII.E y & CO. kiWM. It J. VII JtJf 1 MINED TO SUOOBsO MiMiTHH. . f GKOKOE THDKNHILIj takes plentiro in il -orniiug his old customers that In the quality an 1 tylo of his work, he Matters himself bo cannot bo excelled. He mav urill be fonud at the corner of 1 a i I ti.i r....t. ,ii .... ih i-tret-ts, where the choicest Harn can be obtain ed ou the Iwsf of tfrins. rltli .eattiMae sssi dinpatrh. i.n I'wn.i Ul IWi.-l ''h-i.. ft. JHI.KHI . M l I'M.W rWm . i ir ia h Ii '. usam.-lk.iai. (f"r-ft'X-pR C;,':,-. ..,.. Jor tsusNjIill at the in .'f lie ci v. that Pftab1 -.mi i ' wili ktereaOrt to cr: i'I odry the undersigned, wudur the mra aud style of AUarteg & Llromuu-lliauts. 'Che mill mil ci utinu sr prompt ! and i lib .ipiJl-dti AULKB : to till all orders for I.umare. OnlevS Midtctted. ING Jt BKOMMKLHATOJ

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COMMERCIAL.

EVANSVILLE R K T A I Li PRICES CURRENT. Corrected W eekly hy COOK a? L A NG LE Y, Dealers in all kinds of Fancy and Staple Family Groo ries, at the Eureka Bazaar, No 75 Main st. KLOUB AND FEED e, ier lb i'hiir, extra white wheat Pork, 1st nek of 08 s.... :i.00. FISH . ...8ai lou Do. sHCk of 13 lbs... 1. .v Mackerel, No. 1, 12 Corn Meal per bu 601 " extra iucss.17V, liran, per 100 lbs 75 " No. 2,smalI.2S Corn, per bu UOtSaluiou, per lb 15 ' CBO' KBIES I " smoked 22$ SiiHV, prira N. OlOfflllJCod, per m. .............. i " A. t. crinhed..lVi Halibnt, smoked 15 " powdered i , Herring, Bait. Boe...Ji Com o,Bio 18, White Fish, trcsh lake " Jnva.... .22 j per lb " Mexican 18 Trout, do do do 10 i " Boasted 22, PBODUCE T. a, Imperial 50t.U) Potatoes, old, per bu... i " Guupowder..75((jl.5i " new "....T5 i " Young Hyson. 4J1 Beets, per bunch 24 i " Oolong Black. 40(a$l; Carrots, do Jt)Z j " English Break- Onions, do ......) fast 751 Pieplant, do 5 Molasses.reboiled per Lettuce, per head I W gallon 50'Cabbage, do Sap Lt sugar house Ko Cucumbers, each I " Ilaltimoresyt up..70i Peas, per peck. ...... .....ao " St. Louis 95 Beans, white per qt 5 Bice 7 EBU1TS Pearl barley 7J ! Apples, dried per lb...8lS Split peas 8 Peaches, do do 12j PBOVISIONS Currants, Eante.pr Uams.sug. cur'd can- I lb 10(g12x vassed per lb 15;Basplerriog, perqt " idain...a ny. Prunes, Ger. per lb... 12 Shoulders 11 " Turkish 12 Sides, clear i .'.';.,,! Baisius, extra 20 Beef, d'd sugar cur'd 1 2i " Cooking No 1... 16 Pork, piukled 12 ITL.UIDS Butter, prime table. ..20 , Alcohol, per gal 76 ' for cooking 16 Buruing Suid, pr gal. 75 Cheese, n' W 1. L.tnl oil, per gal 110 old Coal OH 901.00 Lsrd 14 CUT MEATS Viuegar, pure cider 20 Milk, per qt 6 MISCELLANEOUS Chickens, old, each 25 " young dolo20 Eggs, per doi 12) Ice, per 100 lbs I Beef steak, loin per lb. ..9 rouud 8 " roast 8 Laiub, foreqr 8 " hiud ur 10 The City Markets. There is daily market for produce open from 4 to 8 o'clock I morning, the two City Markets being open em ate days us follows : The Upper Market John Bobbers, market master is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at the time specified. The Center or Lamasco Market Frantz Schneider, market master is open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at the hours mentioned. There is also an afternoon market open at the Center Market house from 4 to C o'clock P. M. on Saturdays. Sew York Market. New Vokk, 8ept. 12, p.. m. Flour less active and scarCelj so firm ; but prices without material chau-e; arrivals are light; cs l"Af0 bhls at 0 70(o5 80 fof super state ; G 00(n6 10 for extra state; Silo's, 5 75 for sutler western G 00($G 25 tor com tuon to medium extra western ; G 156 25 tor shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; closing heavy for the low grades of western. Rye Hour steady with small parcels at 3 50 (u)l 40. Com meal quiet and unchanged. Vvhisky in fair demand; sales of 600 bbls at 241 ; closing heavy. Wheat steady with a fair export demand ; receipts light; sales 5,200 bush white Michigan at 1 481 GO; IG,000 fair Chicago spring at 1 2C(,1 28; 8,500 bush unsound do at 1 201 22 , 6,000 good Milwaukee club at 1 32 ; 31,000 winter red western at 1 381 39, part to arrive; 5.000 fair white Indiana at 1 45. Rye scarce and firm ; sales 4, GOO bush at 76 for unsound and 80 for prime. Barley scarce and ijuito firm at 7581. Corn a shade better; sales 51,000 bush at 68G9 for mixed western; 70 in store; closing dull. Outs quiet and steady at 4142. Leather, oak, lioiit and middle, steady ; good demand. Hides very firm nt 23c for Buenos Ay res ; 8( j 1 for western slaughtered. Hops tirni at 2.)(V.;o for I860. Mess porK dull ; prime steady"; Bales of 700 bbls at 19 4019 50 or new mess ; 19 12 for old mass; 11 12 (' 1 I 37 for new prime ; 13 25 for old. Beef quiet an steady ; leef hams quiet nt 14 00(W;14 50t western. Cut meats quiet at Of for shoulders; l'J(j;ll for hams. Iard unll and unchnuoed. dood demand fcr Butter at. 1217 Ohio; 1G(S;,21 for t.;te. t;beese also in good demand ; mar ket steady. Coffae sales ol Goo bags ol Uio at 14 J ; 1G0 hajis of MaricailK) at 14J ; 40 bags ot San Domingo at 12 j. Sugar in active demand at slightly reduced prices; comotOU refilling at Go ; fair do ut GJ ; good 6i(?;6 ; sales of 250 boxes ot 11a vnua nt 0 , 500 hhds of Cuba at 5j(;.6J. Molaf.-es steady ; sales of 250 hhds of clayed Cuba at 22c ; 17 hhds of Porto Rico ut ::.s, :;: t The auction sale of Tea, an tn min ed lor to-day, passed on with pretty oi snint rit full prices. i in i urn 1 1 Market. Cincinnati, Sept. 12, p. it. Flour very ilnll ami prices entirely nominal ; no sales ut' importance. U tnsky steady and in good deniami at 20c, with sales of 1,000 bblB. Wlieat ilull ami prices unsettled and nom inal at 1 12 tor red, and 1 18 for white. Corn firm and in good demand at 47. Oats I f.rin at 30. llailey firm at 80 for prime fall. Kjc unchanged and steady at 0568 Provisions dull ; sales of 450 bbl3 mesa pork at li 00 j 30 hbds bacon sides at 1 1J. Groceries unchanged and in good demand in the tegular way. 400 bags coffee sold at lb, ami GO hhds and 150 bbls sugar at full rates. Molasses 43. Money matters unlimited. Exchange du!l at premium. M i ' t i 111 Scott ninl Centre Townslit ps. tuite a number ot the residents of Scott Township assembled at the school house, near ingle's station, on Tuesday, to listen to Mlitical addretSH from Benjamin Harrison of Indianapolis and Col. Allen of Vincenncs. 'lji'e audience was composed of the sturdy veumanry of the country, eager to hear nu exposition of the doctrines of the Republican party, as published by its friends in order that they might form correct conclusions and vote intelligently at the coming elections. Co!. Allen was introduced by Ja9. G. Jones of t li i city and spoke at some length. He reviewed the history of the varions political parties how claiming the suffrages of the people: demonstrated what the opinions of tbe fathers were in reference to tbe question of slavery expansioti and restriction, completely refuted the silly charges made against the Republicans of being abolitionists or favoring negro equality, and proved to the evideut satisfaction of his hearers that his party was the only party that ad vocated measures tending to elevate and j enuobie htbof, and lienefit the free white la- j boring masses of the Union. i After Col. Allen was through, Cer.jamiu Harrison was introduced and made an eloquent and teiliug speech. The greater portion of his time was devoted to showing up the manner in which our State uffairs have been managed by the Democratic office holders. He dissected the Swamp Lntlll Bpecaliitiooa and flowed who tiocketed tb P , - , , - . r,Uoftii.,, ,lHn,ou,aw,ndloby which the Slate was refcbed of thousands of dollurs, thai went to eurieh a. horde ot leeches lUut have been fastened upon the Stilt iu the name of Democracy. Mr. Harrison's telling

bits were greeted with frequent bursts of applause. After Mr. IIarrl3on concluded his address, August Lemcke was introduced and made a few remarks, announcing himself S3 a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court. He paid a tribute to the qualifications and honesty of his opponent, but thought he had held the office for some time, and that the old Democratic maxim of rotation in office might with propriety apply in this case. lie telt confident he was fully qualified to discharge the duties of the office in a man

ner that would occasion no regret on the part of those who sustained him, if he should be elected. The meeting adjourued at 5 o'clock, and the speakers left for Stringtown. One of the largest assemblages of farmers we have yet seeu gathered at Stringtown in the evening. The large ballrroom was well-filled, and a majority of the voters in the township seemed to be present. A song ws sung by the audietce and Mr. Harrison then delivered an able address. He dwelt at some length upon the great importance of voters thoroughly uo derstanding the questions at issue between the parties, aud, not permitting themselves to be blindly led by designing demagogues. He then disproved many of the charges made by reck less politicians against the Republican party . showed what the doctrines of that organ?, zation really are, and impressed 'upon his audience the necessity of placing it in power. Mr. Bi9chof of the Yolksbole followed in a short and forcible,speeoh in GermanWe judge it was forcible and telling from the applause which it elicited from the Germans, of whom numbers were present. Col. Allen spoke next for a few minutes in an eloquent strain, and was succeeded by Jas. G. 'Jones, who told a lew anecdotes that brought down the house. Mr. Lemcke was then introduced and presented his claims for the suffrages of the voters of Centre township. The work done on Tuesday will produce its fruit at the elections in October and No vember next. Both Scott and Center townshipsare liecominfr thoroughly aroused and will give cood report when called on. The triple-headed fusion in New York woflt3 badly. The honest voters of that State treat the attempt thus brazenly made to sell them out like so many sheep, with the scorn it deserves. Already hundreds and thousands arc signifying their intention of inflicting a rebuke upon the corrupt pol iticians who have given birth to this triplebeaded monster, that they will remember for many years to come. Consistency. The Louisville) Journal is horribly exercised over the fact that the late speech of John C. Breckiuridtre with the barbacue at which it was delivered took place at Ashland. It says the Uocofoco purty lor more than a quarter of n century poured from its mouth, for the destruction of Ashland's great and itiiniortai statesman! a torrent of lies equal in volume to the flood sent forth from the mouth of ihe ureal red dragon of the Apocalypse. Yet in another column of the same paper we lind an article advising the old Whigs of Indiana to cast their votes for this tame party in order to carry this State for a man who denounced Henry Cljy a3 a " b ick hearted traitor aud the first American statesman who ever Fold his country for British gold," and to defeat an old Wiiisr, who ever held aloft the tlag of that party Bp long as it had an" existence. The phillippics of the Journal against the recreancj- of James B. Clay, will not weigh very heavily with tnv;ii who now witness its own shameful attempt to bolster up ths party iu Indiana it has heretofore so bitterlv denounced. A chime of bells for Christ's Church, nt Indianapolis, has recently been purchased. Tbe largest bell weighs 1C1T pounds, and tbe smallest 228 pounds. MISCELLAJSTEOUS. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, No. 5 First Street, between Main and Locimt. n,f OFF Mill TO Tit Mi M-Ulll.tfl WW Wheel.-r Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma chine at reduced prices, with increased eonnd.-nco ... it. mania ii.n iut smi must rslifUile famiiv sewing machine now in use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock stitch Impossible to unravel, with the essential advantage of being alike on both sides, ft.rming no ridge or clialn on tin- utiuer side ; is simple in construction, more speedy In movement, and more durable than any other machine. We give full instructions to enable ttie purchaser to sew ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fall, quilt, gather, bind, ami tnck, all on the sirae machine, and warranted for three years. We also keep on constantly hand a full assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars cont.iiuing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the highest standing East aud Wtst, giving prices, tc, will be furnished gratis, ou application in ierson or by letter. fobSlv F. M 3KLLMAN. WIDE AWAKE AT UNIFORMS $1.50 per Sett Complete. J. A. SMITH & CO., 118 LAKE STBEET, CHICAGO, sraU MmOJH THIS IU T ti, MV HWW tiish tbe WIDE AWAKE UNIFOBM completes and of the very best quality, consisting of the Water Proof Cape ami Cap of the same material, with Tri-Colored Silk Band. Also, the T.-r. h Lamp with Staff aud Flag attached, all t ready for use at thv. cj-treitie Uir prtix of 2l..' per j . ,.: f.i.iirin. HkM. j goods, and the immense demand for them, induces I w to ofler them at the above low price. CANIPAICN MEDALS. tMir IUIJ'I ' -Aa i.t-nni' " mauuwvtHi iuh We have a large supply of LINCOLN AMD I HAMLIN MEDALS ; also, those of all the other candidates, which we are selling by the down, bun- i dred or thousand at New York prices. 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CUHIKTIAN KBATZ.. .WM. HltaiAS KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY I MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STIAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Griat Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws GnmminR Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, Thraalne Machines, dte. EVANSVILLE, IND. nVlE PROPRIETOKS OF THE CITY FOV Jl dry beg '.cave to inform their friends and ths public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK. I and everything appertaining to tha Foundry besi j new- Ihev are manufacturing Steasi Khiukes an t Botxsiass of any sise and power required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing ot any aiae ; liatill,,-.- v;.;n. AT .... I, i t..,' " U !!?, lH ...!. u-i.'um. iobacco htreWH, LuniUllUg i'lacuiiies, 1. ill viilUK , i hi i , uisii mm", r IIoieiKiwers, Goru-shellers. Machinery of all klU. inmie ud reuaired. Iron and Brass Castina. ot averv description Iron uouseirouts, cuar oratts i itc. Uooking anil Heating moves oi me laiesi improved patterns ; Hollow V, Dog Irons, Ac BREWKIIS, D1STILLEBS, KE0TIKIKK8, Ac, Snpplietl with every description of Copper alia Sheet Iron W.-rk. Browing Kettles, Uefrigerator Att-uiporatora, tparges, Stillheads and Worms ou an improved principle, (.'olumtis for Alcohol Stills. Yeast Jugs, Cans. Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron Piie; CopK-r, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, foi Ue.er, spirits, oil, Jtc.: Brass Cocks anH Valves, Steam Whistles, rc. Workmen seut to all parts to At np work aud do repairs ou Steam Boilers, tapper and Shwet Irob Work, c. OLD Mi:TAl.S BtH'HHT. They are dealing in are! selling Allen's Improved Steam (Jauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud Tubing, iliram Hopkins' lmprived Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, trirman Bolt ing Cloth, Gam Elastic Belting, Packing, How, c. of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet lroi.. Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, ami v ill giro all work entrusted tc them, their individual utteiition, tilling orderi promptly, warranting tiieir w.-rk. and tire salisfleri with reasonable prices. Sv- OHice anil Sale HuoaSfl. ... HI Main sll . e; Foundeiy, Boiler Yard ae I Mai-hiiu-Shop ou P as street, betweeu Eirst W-let streela, Kv.ii.s ville, Indiana. We can also furnish TBACK SCALES of any ca pacity. These Scaleo are from the manufactory o I. T. FAIRBANKS CO., St. Johnsbnrg, Vermont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we refer to the thousands of persons using them. UOBNBKOOK A CO., Agents, nov24 Water street. Evansville. STS K.no vj i. -. j. roiavtur ?, Mm, have removed to Water street, three doota above Main WK are now uiauiilin turinp Wells' Patent Koldlnj Mpiiui; lied, tbo bout aud most convenient now iu use, si it can Iw moved or handled without any trouble. Hall aud examiiif them. tan aft Wl'JTIJ.V tl O Ml Ut J M..T MM MM HMt Modiciiie knoau for Diarrliusa. ror sal Ht TlldSIl'titlN S New llrun btom. lackson's Cough tyru, at HU-1 TllUMPSON'S 1'riiB More. HO0 ALAND'S GERMAN MEDICINES ! THK GREAT STANDARD REMEDIES of the jiroscnt ssss, have acquired their great po ulariry only through years of trial. Unbounded satiiitartion in rendered by them in all nOOELA ND'8 GERMAN BITTERS will NtninU CCB Liver Complaints, l)ysiieisui. Jaundice, Nervau Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all dUoae arlniug from a disordered liver, or weakness of stomach and digestive organs, AtfD WILL POS1TIVKLV PBKVEHT Trltoui FetiT, Hili-u- Fever, and Ftrtr and A j See our Alinauue lor proof. Priea 75cts per bottl. U00FLAKVS BALSAMIC COBDIAL WILL POSITIVELY I I'U Coughs, Colds, or IIiarsenoat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption, and has pcrtoruu-d the most astonishing cures evsr known of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION As a Diarrliu-a oordlal It Is un.-qnaled. Price 7f cents per !(: . HOOFIjANDS GERMAN PILLS, being well-known throughout Kuropa aud Atuercan nee.1 no commeudation here. They are purely vegetable, are prepared with great exactness an SlL7ar.-,.uH V,. I...... C,i t In. rl tf. PHI Ctttl l,f t lonnd. mci- z5 cents ner box. I These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M.Jack on t Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jackson wilt o on tlio outside .n eacn nome or oox In our " Ecervbodu't Almanac, published an nually, you will find testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country. These alma, uacs are given away by alt our agents. BEWARE OF COVXTERFEITS. See that you gr-t Hooflaiid's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa,, aud that bis signature is ou the wrapier of each bottle Keller It White, Agi-uts for Evansville, Ind. Leich A Carlstcdt, do do do decn I W HIJGUEIi. 10 Main street, Evantvltlst ISrrati--. aas..rt..d, fur lb.. OaMtty Trade. hiud.

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VHe Economist rrniHMS &TOVE hjs tjmkjv thk ML flrst premiums at every Farr where it ha-i been exhibited. At the 6outh-Western Indiana District Fair, held here October, 1S69, there aera but two premiums offered for cooking stovee one for the best wood coeking stove ,and one for tho bent coal cooking stove. The Economist took the FIKST PREMIUM FOR THE BEST cOOKING STOVE FOR WOOD. Roelker, Klusman A Co took the flr.it premium for their cooking stove for coal. No other premiums were offered. The large silver medal vran awarded to the EcouooiMt at the New York State Fair; and the flrst premium at the Unit.-1 States Fair held at Chicago, aud twelve other State and County Fairs iu 185.i. In uo branch of mechanical art has there baen a more apparent advance than in trie manufacture of Btovts. It is but a few years since 11, n nrv t.xntw WHS a llovt ItV. rclireueU t i II 4 t . . . , - . - . ; , , huge, shapeless structure, alnioet as devoid of use as ornament. These have gradually given place mfmu.ui ........ , our markets now nrc-elll nne auii.-ni eAimimie,. the vocabulary of names ; and the different phases the metal is made t assume, would astonish o'd Vulcan himmir. Iu style and finish, the improvement has boeu rtal, leaving nothing to be desired on that point, but the severe competition in price, to which they have be. u subjected, has depriw.t them of many of the more substantial qualities desirable. '1 his seems more especially to have been the cast, in relereuce to xw-k stoves an article of domestic economy that has more todo with scolding arises aud crotchety servant- "en most people imagine. The public have l.o iglit an improvement iu rhis nrticle. ood .. iieveare u-ady to pay any reasonable price for a cookiug -t ve. If it only peeeesaes tl.e merits of siy.e, weight, convenience, durability, economy, mid perfection of mauufactur. . These qualities seem to be possessed most fully in tbe Economist a uew stove, perfected and brought oat the peat season, by Messrs. Treadwell, Perry A Norton, of Albany. We heard so much of this stove, sad It looked so much like a stove intend.-.) for ass, that we concluded to try them, aud tbe resttlt of the experiment conviuces us that the pronrteters, in their determination to make the6 for tae srorist, bve succeeded. We regard the Economist as possessing all the merits atove enu merated as the great stove of the day far iu ad van- r of anything ever attempted in the line ot stoves, perfect iu all its apisdutmeiits, ami true to its name in durability and the use of fuel. Among the many conveniences attached to it, may be men Honed alargeoven, Willi hooks aTTasifeea, for Rnspandlng meats while rosstim.-. A copper water tank, holding from 1 to S gallons- warming closet, broiling health, Jc., Ac. The broiling hearth isoneof the most uotlcrable features ol this remarkable stove. Tlien- never lots ten, to oui knowledge, any brolliint n xtnie that was re.?Iy satisfactory in Its epuratiou. the proprietor ol ttils stove have been conducting a series of eriineuL-. upon broiling, eliciting some valuable facts, and resulting iu the iyseution ol a giidirou lulopt.-d M this stove, which has le eti secured by letter- piit.-nl, and is one of the most admirable lliings . it the kind we ever saw broiling Without smoke, and keeping the coals in a constant glow. e are always ir'ad to do justice to uiechauicat imj mveuuAiU, mid . specially such as contribute so largely to iliv gmiei -.! good, as theoue above mentioned. The Economist, whii h Is commanding sin h a ! sale, will be found oW. at Sl'ANTLlN A M l PHEliS'S, It'- hat Ween Water mid Kirst. Evansville. Inu tour.; BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 35 .?! Strttt. JU. t TKMHVK i O., ttVCCEfiHOn to J E. Inilcher, would lespivlllltl) give notice that they miiuiilacture to order, and haiu constantly ou baud, all kiuds of Boots aud Mi...., for Ladies', Oeuta', and Children's wear. Uaving replenished their stock of Eastern work, they unprepared to sell as low as any house iu this city engaged In the retail trade, hone but Philadelphia workmen are employed in this establishment. Please give us a call. D. M. Cl'RKK Y ,t CO. mayl-um Ovh ism mure stvlk -v tv opt is gecocd to noue iu lieauty and symmetrical propurti .-us. Lovers of acomfortable, good-looking. One and durable Uat will be sure to get itilted and tltted. Bring in your orders, gentlemen. French Felt & Cassimere Hats , Always on htud and made to order of any sh:iM! or color. The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Just returning into fashion for Spring ft Summer. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of every imaginable shape, color and quality. Straw Gr oodLis. An Immense stock, bought low will t-ll at corresponding figures. CAPS, CAPS. A very large stock ou baud all the latest itytaf. MISSES' FANCY HATS. The best ever seeu in the city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, An eudless variety for Spring and Summer. YAUTIER A MAUCONNIEIf, pr4 :IU Main street. MOWING AND THRESHING INBS. HHJUFMi X CO., Mi VJ.VHVII.LMi, M lad., agents for the following Machines, which are the most approved patents now in use. Reapers and Mowers. W. A. Wood's Improved Mower. E. Ball's " Champion Reaper and Mower, Self Baker, Iron Harvester, Kentucky Harvester, Buckeye Mower, E Ball's Reaper and Me vor. Threshing Machines. Ballston'a Improved Thresher, Pitt's Patent Thresher, Moffltt's " " maytBMy CHARLES BABC0CK, Importer ami IVuli r fn Coach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. MWJ VlJVti COM M M, Mi T Mi II JH JMUM M range men ts with a! tire peas and American manufacturers for a direct supply of all goods in my line, I am enabled to offer inducements, that cannot fail to be to the Interest of all engaged in the business to give me a trial. I name in part: axles, springs made or tb bast steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds Of leather, cloths, linings for carriages, varnishes, castings ot 11 kinds, saddle trees, English bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, spurs, hames, one silver hanios of all kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adjutiug pads, Taylor's patent hames, fly nets, shoe threads, horse blankets, London Girth Webs, American Oirtb am Heln Webs, both cotton aud worsted; London Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gutta percha and brass lined martougal rings; superior kerseys for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts, patent gig trees, Ac., Ac. I keep in fact everything appertaining to either branch of the business, aud understanding both branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite your attention before purchasing elsewhere. I am also agent for Ward's Patent Spring Saddle. ssjsTsVdAw gflMJVCMJVjyrj Tl HOJII-. V 15 boxes Proctor A Gamble German Soap. IS 1ft Crown No. 1 COOK & LA NO LEY'S. For sale at dftMTW efeVl COVJVTW OU II Mi UN W Wanted! We will hereafter take City and Ccuuty Orders at their face tor Dry Goods. SCHAPKEB 4 BUSSING, aug? No. 40 Main street. WMMCMLIjyfJ It fit Mi H.J-c TJTI M Mace. Cloves. Cinnamon. Gingir, Celery Seed, tc, Ac. A freeb supply just at hand anrl for i. i.. vl-iu Rl KRRoWEK. Druggist, sale by aug.z8 No 78 Main St., Washington uiota. dlJVMt MtM.VMtlJS'V J TJ MJMtt O v.r. .iinrior article tor wssuiuk pu. v wssliin. u.i...i. .-a w..hlnir Soda for sale by ' WM. BIKitliOWKK, Druggist, anz"H 78 Main St., Washington Block as me nMCMJS'E B.UJ MMCMSM' rmoiMi miM. Chlori Cblorir-e. Ayre's Ague Core, Osgood's India gogue, Smith's Tonic Syrup, Shallenberger s t.iiolsgogue, femith :lll. i:rVM I'l Is. JUl-'O.S sovei nuu n v... McKenzie's Tonic Febrifuge. K. S. anil Prof. Mott s Febrifuge Wine, at augl THOMPSON'S City Drag Store. trOMMJLE.B jMjyril MMiVHU IT Mb I j Oy settled met that Marker's Chlorine Ague Klitim th best mwlicine known lor effecting a sure 1 m.iuiit cure of Fever and Aitue or Chills snd Fever. It prevents Ague Cake and all the Ills that follow the use of Quinine 5211. augl At the City Drug atoro.

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