Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 June 1869 — Page 4
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SO-CEST COIi"STMN j a Public Schools-Annual Kxamln-
auons.
,AdvertleTaenf, In this eolnmrf, of iiPVe Unea, each insertion, Thtity Cento. , .
UMBER A lot. of seer d hand Inm. JL her. nqvuro "f J(llK, HUD-
tforin Klr8' street,
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sTVth A CO.W. NO. IU
Evansville, Ind.
COTTAflE-A new brtcJc cot fas". four rooms, on a lot 52xl':!0, In a pleas,aut neighUurboj!, for Bale low. Apply to Je2 lot '. J NO. J. OHANDLKK. HOTF.r. A nice -hotel' and bolel fixtures, in a good location. F'on fu 1 particulars address. Box .P55, Princeton, n l,- , ; . .. ;., fina-ldlm . RiA I.K SFX-OND-HAND COTTON 1 Jw 1 M ACH INEHY Cards, Drawing -.Frames. Ooane and Vine Speeders, Dead pi mile Throstles, Warpers. Dressers.' e. -Kor description and prices of these macliines address C. K. BATTLES. ..... . , , Agent Tremont Mitts, .. n Wm eod - - ' '' i IowpII. Mot. '
"WATITED.
OKDKKS FOB JOB WORK. B .oas, &c , at Journaromce.
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LOST.
TTAIR BRACELET.-By a lady, on JtjL Wednesday, evening, in the,. upper part of the city, a batr. bracelet, With a large feold clasp. The tinder will be uitahiy rewarded byieaviug it at this oice. Janlld:",; .. .... . .!V... . .
FRIDAY
.. JUNEll.lf9.
GIT Y NEWS.:. FrojI "Arkansas? Mr. F. T. Hodge, oar distinguished: fellow-citizen, now i sojourning at 'the Hot Springs in Arkansas, haj our;, thanks for a copy of the Hot Springs. Courier. , - f.- . Personal. We had tbeipleasure
of meeting -Mr? Henry Kohn,-of Phil
adelphia,' formerly .of this city, last
eveniog. He is looking extremeiy well. '' .." ''.'.'.. " :"' ': '
" PRIMARY SCHOOLS. The annual examination of the public schools of this city commenced yesterday morning, with the Prirrary grade. The exercises in the various schools consisted ia reading, spelling, definitions, numbers, music, brief compositions written on slates, recita
tions, &c. . A large number of visi
tora "were . in attendance at each school, and in many cases the rooms
were completely crowded. The exer
eises were of a very interesting character and. the. parents present were
satisfied, with tie evidences shown of heard da"D th,e da? and among the 1 I 1 . . 1 1-11 X 1 i?
-the mental tad intellectual anvance- "ie enuaren were r. buiuc uu w,'iV,rt,.;.'.utij.- I voices. The recitations and other
... Our .public schools are the pride exercises were excellent, and we were and boastof our city, and under the gratified with the examination of this
Yupervi-uon of Prof. Gow, assisted by
Kelley, Principal, and Miss M.-Eice- egpeciajy thank those members" of . artiste. The Louisville papers speak
of them in terms or the highest admiration. - lo cai. ndTicsa JKS Call at the Furniture Stores to see the 3 75 Patent Bed Bottom. C. Armstrong, Nos. 67, C9 and 71, Main Street. Active B. B. C There will be a meeting of the Active Base Ball Club, at their room in Walker's Block. Sat
urday morning, dune i:2th, s at
y o clock. All members are requested to be present, and alo persons desiring to become members of tho club for this year. By order of the President.
It David W. Ingle, Sec'y.
Assistant Number enrolled, .97;
average attendance, 84. Boom very nicely decorated, and examinaion very fair indeed. Singing good, especially " band piece," by all the boys in the school. Pork. School Huse Miss Fanny Dougherty, Principal, and Miss Anna Forsyth, Assistant. Number enrolled,; &i; average attendance," CO. This we found to be one of' the best schools that we visited, and 'the scholars and teachers were complimented by Prof. Gow. The singing of this school was the best that we
school.
The Intermediate Schools will be
examined to-morrow.
bc able corps of teachers, the improvement in the past year is really . .. m t . 1
asto-aismng. Many new leatures nave EranSTllIe Tobacco Market.
beea introduced within the pas w wo The galea by Martin,-Gardner &Co.
years, and many customs or long iuk yeBter(jaT f00tup seventy-eight hhds.
nave neen aone away witn, um iuo
' Circuit Court. The case of Jerry Mellenry, (a nero), vs. Daniel Akin, -was continued yesterday, butnot concluded. It will be finished to-day. Dcll. Only ono case was tried before the Recorder yesterday, and we failed .to get the names of the delinquents. In Justice McTernan's Cjurt there were n eses cf a criminal nature. .
s Kev. J. Pf'E.- KrjMLERj pastor of
the Walnut Street Presbyterian . Church of this city, delivers the an , nual address before the Society of Inquiry of Wabash College, at the ap proaching Commencement. Cornet BANiVrThe 'music at the Artesian Springy rPark Festival last 4 nighf, was furnished by the Cornet Band, and not by the Crescent City , Baud, as some persons supposed, and which was erroneously announced in the Journal of Wednesday. ' NoTniNO Dose. To-day is the 11th of June, and nothing has been done to-ward celobrating the Fourth of July. If. wo are going to Have any kind of a celebration,, it is full time arrangements wer,e being made for tho ' occasion. " 1 ' " ' '
Personal. We are glad to see.lhe name of D. V7. Lusk, Esq., editor of the Shawneetown Mercury, mentioned in connection with the office of" Assessor of Internal Ilcvcnuo lor that district.' ' Mr. Lusk has rendered highly valuable service to the party and the country, and richly deserves a merited recognition of his labor. Besides, he, is well qualified for the positions : and "will make a ; valuable officer to tho Internal Itevenue De
partment.., ,;' ..... ' Needs Attention. The old Bap
tist Church buildicg, on. the corner of
Clark and Centre" Streets, which be
oozi to the city, we believe, is in a dilapidatedconditian The windows
have nearly all beea broken out, and
the building is going to "rack and
ruin. One of the cellar gratings
on the pavement in the front of the building has fallen down, and there is
diuiger that some -one may, fall in there and get badly injured, and makq
the cify pay damages .for the same
Somebody should . look alter this
building. ' l1, , o . Criminal Court. George Bell, a
stranger who came, to, this city not
long since, and who was arrested a few weeks ago on a charge of larceny, ss tried yesterday. "After hearing th-evidence, the jury acquitted Bell, and he was S3t free. Judae Parrett defended Bell, and Captain Ilargrave conducted the prosecution. Although Bell is a painter, he is not George Bell the well known painter of this city. He is no relation of the latter.
great success and steady advancement j
of the schools have shown the wis
dom of all the changes that were
made." In the matter of singing.
alone, tho. change is most surprising. Under the instruction of Professor Tinker, the children have been taught vocal music, and with a success that
was not anticipated at the time of in
troducing music into the schools as
one of the branches of education.
The following schools were examined
yesterday morning: SECOND PRIMARY
' Upper School Home Miss McFar-
land, Principal, and Miss Ada Stur-
tevaot, Assistant. Number of schol
ars enrolled, 134; average attendance,. I common Leaf
1T.1' TKij iiTnminitmn wna rtuita I Aledium
interesting, and the scholars gave evidence of careful and thorough.
teaching. The discipline was good
One of the features in this school
was a beautiful boquet on each desk The singing was very good.
Ninth Street it'ehool House Two schools The first, Mis3 Mary Weld, Principal, and Iiss Almina Mills, Assistant; and the second. Miss Anna
Wack, Principal, and Miss Nettie Boore, Assistant. In Miss Weld's
school we observed the " prize card
hanging on the wall, tastefully framed with evergreens and flowers. The scholars in both these schools gave evideaee of thorough teaching, and
passed through their examination
most creditably. In Miss Wack's
other denominations who so kindly
assisted at the festival, and so generously contributed to the same, thereby insuring its success. The lunsh yesterday was well patronized; and, taken altogether' the congregation feel great satisfaction in the success that has attended this festival. Excursion of Evening Star Circle A Pleasant Trip in a Storm. Agreeably to. previous arrangement the young gentlemen of the Evening Star Circle, swith numerous male friends and a perfect galaxy of beautiful ; young ladies, took passage on the Morning 'Star Wednesday evening, for an xfcursion down the river. A3 is usual on such occasions, some
were: laggard, arid it was not till eight o'clock that the lines were finally cast
off and the noble steamer rounded out
majestically in to ,the stream and took her courre fleet as' ar arrow down the river, admired by hundreds
of spectators assembled on the levee
and Water Street, while the Evans
ville Band played a 6piritel air. As the proud steamer passed the Marine
Hospital, the call was given and re
echoed through the boat, "Partners for a quadrille !" when, to the sweet
measures , of Henry Hart's Band, the
active, and purchasers are eager, mazy dance began, and was continued
AmoDg those who bought tobacco j with but a brief interruption till day-
yesterday, we mention Chas. Viele & light
Co., Mackey, Nisbet & Co., Semonin, Dixon & Oi., Hudspeth & Co., J. H. Miller, Hiram E. Read, Isaac Keen,
A. Gumberts, W. T. Noel and others.
The prices for all grades may be
quoted firm, at the following figures: Trash to Common Lugs.- 5 & i Good Lugs 6 e
... Vi& '4 ...10 m im ...11 .a 12 ...12 .311 -...n is;;
On account of the heavy receipts.
it is probable that Martin, Gardner & Co. will sell three times a week, in
stead of twice, as heretofore. Con
sequently there will be no sales to-day, but on Saturday the above firm will offer 110 hhds , including some choice tobacco. The sales hereafter : will
very likely be on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Let all remem
ber the sale to morrow morning, j
at the following handsome figures :
Nine at $12 00 to $12 50; Eleven at $10 90 to $11 95; Fifteen at $9 00 to $10 75; Nineteen at IS 00 to $8 90;
Ten at $7 00 to $7 75; Nine at $0 0Q I
to $6 25; Five at $4 75 to $5 85. The market continues firm - and
anteo.- Boarding and room
J."VlB latmiy preferred. For par
i A ofuuresS' -k. MEADOW, JelO 2t P o. Box K
KG.
Tiffik t 0riU 'L0r ereat bargains Dry Goods Hughes has just retui ncd for WCW rH where ,,e has been for five wevks. During that time many opportunities occurred of buying goods cheap, and he bought them; he had the cash and he used it to advantage. He sells choice yard wide, fine Brown Muslin for 12o. per yard and he has about a half a cord of thirty.five and forty cent Dress Goods which he sells at 25c; he sells Black SUks lower than any other man; he sella , the finest French Organdy Lawns at 25 to 40c. per yard. lie has a choice stock of Table Linen at 50c. to $150 rer van!- wrr nlmlo. IfiJ
.rAgents wanted for the Wilson utoJlrJi
Shuttle Sewing Machine county in Kentucky. Soul nois, and Indiana. They
K9mf sfilfh as th TTnwo 1'1 I . s .
IJ nrv.lr. V uVm aucea prices.
Hew lforu tiola ani mock rK.. By Telegraph.) Sr.w YOHtt. Juno in. Mon a y Active and sli Iriucut. Karly
hut hMore two o'clock tfi in r,,-,.
cent. There whs wi.i lim.. ....ii,
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Selections
Rocki'ORT Items Destructive
Fire. A gentleman at Rockport
sends us several items of interest from that place. Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, a destructive
school a couple of small opera were conflagration visited Rockport, to-
performed by the children. One rep- tally destroying the carriage factory
resented the four seasons, paying trib- of Stocking & Hirsh. The loss is
ute to the Queen of May. The other variously estimated at from $4,000 to was by boys exclusively; five little $8,000. A large number of carfellows appeared as temperance advo- riages, some finished, and oth-
Scnday School ; Picnic. The annual picnic of the' S. Paul's; Episcopal Sunday School,' will ' be held at the Fair Grounds to-morrow. , A train will leave the depot at 9 o'clock, and will carry passengers at reduced rates of fare. On all other trains full fare will ha exacted. The entire congregation of St. Paul's Church are invited, and the teachers of the Church of the Holy Innocents and the Mission Sunday School. The Superintendent wishes all who have baskets of provisions, to send them to the depot. -The return train will arrive ia the city at 5:30 m. The Sunday School scholars are to meet a the depot, and not; at the church. " ' : .'
cates, and one little boy acted as a
drunken man, and sanr his solos in good style. He was finally induced to sign the pledge, when all the boys in the Bchool rose up and sung " TbeD, forward, boys, hurrah, " We'll Join tue glorious tray ; We'd hoist oar flag aud on 10 victory, The rigbt shall -am the day." The number of pupils enrolled in
Miss Weld's school was 111, and the average attendance 105. .. The number enrolled in Miss Wack's School was 120, and the average attendance 112. Jjocust Street School Miss Emma Conn, Principal. The exercises were about the same as in tho other schools, and the examination and singing very creditable. 'Lower ScJiool House Miss L. S. Woodbury, Principal, and Miss Staik, Assistant. Number enrolled 132; average attendance 113. Vine Street Scliool Miss Amelia Brown, Principal, and Misses lour, Riley and Kripner, Assistants. Number enrolled 132; average attendance
120.
ers in an unnmshed condition.
were destroyed. All the paint?,
carpenters' tools, material?, and, in fact, everything necessary for the running of such an establishment, was
destroyed. There was an insurance
on the building of $15,000, principally
in the " Home," of New York. This is the second destructive fire that has visited Rockport in less than as many
months, and the third during the past
year, it is reported that me worK or
rebuilding will be commenced immediately by Messrs. Stocking & Hirsh.
The railroad fever still rages high
and tho people there feel confident Judge L. DeBruler, E. II. Sabin and
R. T. Kercheval, who are at present
in Cincinnati, will be able to make
satisfactory arrangements for . the building of the road.
Prof Geo. W. Warren, of this city,
was in Rockport on Wednesday,, and placed a fine organ in the new Metho
dist Episcopal Church.
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday will be Commencetneut days
As the boat left, dark, portcntious clouds were gathering in the west and corthwest, portending a storm,
but most of the party hoped that it
would pass to the north. Tho--run
to Henderson was made in 42"min
utes, an the n;ble 6teamer went
lowling lowri the' river at almost
railroad speed
When about half way from Hendersoa to Mount Vernon, the clouds
havicg veiled- the heavens with - t
black mantle, burst in a deluging
ram accompanied by a .violent wind
The air grew so black and thick that
the darkness could almost bfelt, bur safely housed in the spacious cabius,
but few even knew the storm was
raging. The gloom became so dense that no objet could be seen, and the frequent .flashes of lightning only
reudered the darkness the more im
penetrable. Wash Elder was at the
wheel, and at once laid the head of
the steamer to the storm, and
with a firm and steady liand held
hsr there till the wind had
spent its fury. Nearly half an hour
was lost in the storm. The rain
came down in perfect torrents, but
the joyous party, unconscious of the great war of the elements outside, practically uttered " Oa with the
dance." The storm ceased, aud the boat arrived at Mt. Vernon at 10:35, p.m., when many of 'the' party went ashore, including tho band, which serenaded several acquaintances in the town. At a quarter to -12 the boat was again got under way, but notwith-
standiug the whistle 60unded the recall, and ample warning was given, a few geatlemen, including the leader of the Band, Mr.' J. T. Cox, were left behind, and the Band were compelled to return without their leader. As soon as the boat Mas ' headed up stream, preparation were commenced for supper, and soon a table, reaching nearly th : entire length of the cabin, was loaded with the mo3t magnifieent supper we ever saw spread. No pencil sketch or pen portrait could do tho
subject justice.
Fred. Hartman,- the steward, and
Theo. Iluon, the pastry -;ok, were in
command of this department, and this
was their clief drttvfe. It was a ban
quet that would liavo graced the pal
ace of the proudest -monarch of the Golden Ages. More than a hundred
wing xuacnine in every -v: u- - UUD Kentucky. Southern Ill7 New Yort'. ,Ch 6 reU ,8 at ndiana. They make the t"1? wh,olesa!e prices; also a
1 1 1 l' 1 l rwi c r f .
a i a!-iujeres at very re-
Sinzer. and Wheeler k. Wilson nrl ".ca Vicea. ue sure to call and
the price is from $20 to $35 less, and money- . J"e 10 lw.
Xr SZ7tl. Tall aony llST or address VlliamMiller, Gen- o" tVeSe eral Agent, No. 10 Second Street, ket. and everv hnm f
Kiranaoi - Inil f ..nil JtP 'rr, V
LJ.. ijsnsiaeuon. xo he had at retail of
t& The $3 75 Bed Bottom is the simplest and cheapest in the country. B Just received, two cases of Ladies' lastioz Hand-sewed Congress
and f olish Uoofs tr an extra fine
quality. Also. Ladies' and Misses'
noe Kid and Morocco Boots of dif
ferent Btylcs. Ladies', Misses', and Children's colored Boots of all colors.
Geo. Miller & Co..
11 -2t 38 Main Street.
Caldwell. Wm. II. TA K ' 11 w
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voox, and other dealers. ie'Jtf
skin.
Barrett's " don't stain the
The fame of the celebrated Plixtatioji
Bitters has no parallel tn the history of medicine. The thousands unoii tiiousands
of bottie4 that ate made aud sold (tally is
dui. pcooi positive oi ineir wonuerial vir-
ues. Thousiinds of certitlcates cn bo pioduced, sh iwIum the elllcacy nd certainty of the cures which they effuvt, and tiie
Medical FraternlLy, usually so jealous of
anythlnsr which causes oersous to think
and doctor for themselves, are compelled to acrtnowl.'de tlilr w nderful virtues, and prescribe them under oilier names. They are . old by all druggUU.
Magnolia Water. Suoerlor to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. Je7-deod&wlt
Medal.
Barrett's" took the Silver
2" For pure Drugs. Chemicals.
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils. Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and Fancy Article, eo to the Ouera Drue:
Store, 18 South First Street. Fresh
Blue Luck and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
Bacon. Flour and Salt. We
offer to the trade a full supply at the lowest market prices.
1j. Kuffner, Jr. & Co., jeStf No. 5 North Water Street.
SST " Birrett'a "
Hair Restorative.
Indispensable
Removal. We have removed to
the capacious store room. No. 5 North
Water Street.
jeStf L. Rcffner, Jr. & Co.
The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. C.
LSndwell & Co.. corner lhird and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
hvansville. mar5-tf
EyansTllle and CrawfordSYllle
Ballroad.
&5y-All kinds of fine Beaver Hats made to order at Weber & Co.'s. lm Some bargains in Lama and kIIIt
points and rotondes at Hughes'. y -m &3 Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for sale at I. &. p. Heiman'h. mYETAKY & C()LuEIiCIAL
5ew fort Market. By Telegraph. Nkw York. June 10. CoTToN-.Steady; aalw of 2 It .) Oales at 3lytc tor mt IdliiiK upland"; clonal ouiet. rWUK-lleceipw UM hnieis and 1 baas; maikel is vulmut ciiaiiie, wii.li a iiioilei'Hle export demand l.r lieuli xrouud low (trades; extra oaies of W.IjO ban els. Uye tl iur quiet. Cokn Mkal In mo itrate rei est; Bales Of ifxt barrels Weern at. ti . Whikky steady; milm at 7 barrels of Wtslern atSj!io nee. WllKAr Keoeipis 171 Jjll j biKlielH; a shade firmer Willi a fair export demand for .spring; sales of So.lw hu-he s at tlii'i
yi 41 tor .o. z hjuli'K atloal; II WV1 for do to arrive; si -i?'.! s lor No.' i do. ; 81 4i for red ludiaaa; ti 77 lor while M icblttan. Hvk Dull at about SI 15 for Western. Cokn liiiaer. aud less active- mlih r.f
4H,wio husiiels at ,. .ytj tor new mixed Western via canal, ICttlic lor do. via laiiroad, ()!iic lor k lln-Oi lerl, hto for Inferior whte Western, it ic lor cuuice old mixed We-terii lu sl. re Oats -ltec i pis 6.2VJ bnnh. Oats opened a shade Briiitr, and clositl dull;saleaor a8.0H) l)iisliels al 7!l; f ir Western ,n btorc, aud Hlr,t,HZe tor do. allouu , Kick Dull. Co FEE I nil. Huoak-8teajy. Mot.A9--Ciulet." 1'KrKoi.tUM-tiutet, at ICo for crude, and 31c for reflned. Hoi-H-lJu ;t. Li.nseeu Oil Dull, t si 04 1 CJ :or small lots, and SI Ul al 01 for larye lois. M'IKITS i'UKPKNT. K Dull, at li4MS. I'okk -Firmer aud lu moderate demand ; sales of 7."H barrels at S il 87 nil INI lor new mess; 831 oO rt.i, tr for old dll In; iz', Mot'M for pr me; :1H :!7ca2S r) tor prime mess. Jifc-K- Hteady. Ueef hams steady. Cur MKATS-Steady ; sales ol 7 packKes at VllluiVte for Hhoulders. ami i.-,,.i.iiz,.
for hi, nm; middle Urm:MJU tioxes ol Miatf rd;stiort ribbed aud loug cut hamssoid at 10;41HO-l'HU-Shade ftuner; sales of 71 1 llerces at ny,:.i,U',io for steam; ltfiuc lor kettle reudeied; a:so 2AI llerceu ot steam. L-iier June, at 19!jc. IJirrnca-tiuiet t 20 31c for Ohio. Ciieksk lu moderate dtmand. keiuiits -To J.tverpoot opened dull, but closed Arm ; iblpmeuls ol rto.iHAi bushels or wheat per steamer at lid, aud l,5u0 barrels of Hour per steamer, at Is 7;d.
,..i.,ic miro i,,im-H, WJJini T'SUil.ttl ft fail to coin Interest, nfter lm a t.i.ii.-s, however, the iIhiiumI whs iiiii very uryeul , and mon. 'y tiroket-H ti i. nm leu to pav 1 l.l fu-r com. lor m ney. In order to get their bun nccoutiu made up. DisixiuN-ra Nominal. The siid.l.'ii st, la (fcncy lu the marxet It l lelly due lo th.. manipulations of combtuatlous oi.;' liiiK for a decline in price-. Kxchamjk Dul at iX 4t W ,',I-J - 0(ene.i at 1un , .nd do e 1 ul
purchasers, on reports thai .m Hairs m I'riis were l i nn u rise tied coud lion, but III tnarkPt closed dull. Cash gold a l.u ixIh ul ft''lA percent. The hiKti rates are duo to the httlti-ucy of monev. ,,wT,lJ?uh-'asurerHold JI.OiiO.Cin) id :;s .'"iiui at .a) a inn.
Ouvbknm kkt Lower, h it t-, si ea.l v ,tht- '" J'v"l'a; l.i. Hew. do. '7. lf : ,. he ....
Memphis iBnrfcet.
ny eiegrapb.l MtvpHix, Juuo 1J. . CoTTo-r-Qulet a id firm at 30e; receipt" V0 bales; fx ports d bales. Flxit'B lmll uuU unchaiiKeil. Con v-2o. OATH-i.K!. Hay-J7.28 00.
PoiK-(j.!:t in). LAKD iil'jtA'l'. liAOow-r'irmj (ihnuldem l'.ill';c: Hides p; ,t lH' jc. LouUtIIIo SJtrtrl. By TeleRraph.l Lontsvi li.k. June 10. PHiiVISI NH-Wjr firm. Pork 1! L' r..!. I'.acou. MMouldera 1 1'ie; eie.i r no n 'es i; ' :
Clear al.lea n;gur uuifd Hams !:.: Lard In l leice iw'o. JtATultAtvo Active; sales S3 . j , lo Flour Hnnerflne at fl ?)
Ukain Quiet and weak. When! while nt i lil.fl -ii i;ye i i -Shelle l lu built at ti.Jc: ear ;vl lisj. bins, ul We. 11 Kill w t N v.s-D,'c.
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tiy f.U Inn ' J'. i.. nn
, red and . CnlH,
European .Murftf . Hy Cable i)iw,n,Jiiiii' 10.
Consols for money !t"j;; ,j(. for account. !-':,: f 'J) Iwu, i:s .lu 11 at s.,'.- .1,. .., i.
roil S'l'in ",; Kile is;,;:' ),!,,, o,h Centra
' raun, ti l i-.tlili, 'illow
.I.K41U ti l. Kugar .t'W h. , iM. Tuipeii
line jv mi iwus. c.i i ill Takic, June 1U. iSour..ii heavy. Henti 70f tcj.r. Li VKKl'Ool,, June 10. Cotton Is n sh e!
it'l mixiiiiiiik uia iu. 11'.. ; iir cunt
i.o, mil" jivi ouict. al,..t i,i while
wnea ii I : iwl We.ii rn N tl I. I 'l.im i-i. ...i
oiu i.ii i mr uewan.t 2-is td tirold. K.ts
is. li.irlcy im I'H.tH tsl u, li. .iki' i l;.-IWw Laid 71. t'ni'c-H 7:k llwonhts
llAVUK. June 10.-t'oiloli un. h u.-.i both tl iat i.(lI i
iiiwri:i", jurie in. r.i roleii :,i .Iui' a'
r',tI. increase spclw lu I hn II ind o i land 7M1.' Dccieusx In li... I'.,...,r .
France 5,7ini,i)nir. Sew York Ury l.tuxis tturHCi. By TeleKrapU.l Nx;w Yokk. June M.
The weather Is a Utile I iictemn" I , but
mere is a lu ir i.usi iicmh il.nn In c .:to K'hxIs. Pi-lens favor Millers. fahol A 1 bleached uiiiililis sell at 1 ' : Ke.ir.nwre I at 15c; i rerun J'B il(:.t lie; Hiin-lc' do at lie; lr3Vldrhcu ',Mn al 1 1 Ilia- K stone do do at H;; ,a wi'ioic, j 4t men brown at 17c; Klletton Dll .1 . at i u-j itc holds A A at Me; lilH. ksioi,i- A ..t ,.; II. ,! lowell brown cor. et Jititns i. re down ,, I. 1 il,,c; Htevens crss; am up ', on all I.-' teis; Uicat tails H In. vc a. I v aii-c.l lo 1' !
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t'ltr (jlhfr Jiivrr Irtnnii tr Third t'ujn.
Faro Itotlneod.
Jackson Engine Douse-Mhs Anna f the Rokport Collegiate Instilute. guests sat down to supper, with appe I m ft "till s .
School Examination To-Day. To day will be devoted to the examination of the intermediate schools, as follows: ' Second Intermediate Commencing at 9 oloch a. ii. Upper School House Miss Virginia ' Conn, "Principal. -" Ninth Street School - House Miss It. Hawley, Principjl. Lower School House 3Iiss M. :J. D. Moore, Principal. y ', - Second Intermediate Commencing al li o'clock P. M. Upper School House Miss M. Cherry, principal. , Ninth Street SchooJI House Miss Margaret McCalla, Principal. ' t --, Lower School llouse-Mrs. L. Plummer, Principal. ;: X The public at largo are invited ' to be present at the examination. J .
McJohnston, Principal. Number enrolled C3;, average attendance 54. Park Scliool House Miss Ilulda Rahm, Principal, and Mis Lizzie Grant, Assistant Number enrolled
110; average attendance 100.
In the four shools mentioned abova.
the examinations were all about the
same, and as a general thing the
scholars were apt in their answers,
and showed that they had not been
neglected by their teachers. They
all have a good record. The school
rooms, were trimmed with flowers,
evergreens and pictures.
We had not the time or opportunity
to take full memorandums of all that
was done in the various schools, but
have endeavored to make our report
as full as possible.
The following schools were exam
ined in the afternoon;
, 1 jFIBST PRIMARY. Ninth Street School House two
schools The first Miss Mattie Tabor, Principal, and Miss Carrie Wack, Assistant; Number, of pupils enrolled, 71: average attendance, G7. The. Second Miss Mattie Spence, Principal, and Miss Belle Graham, Assistant. Number enrolled, 70; average attendance, 63. Both of these schools passed through thair exam
inations finely. The articulation in reading was especially noticeable, and
the discipline of the scholars was
thorough. The rooms were nicely decorated with flowers and wreaths, and all present were much interested in the exercises. " Upper Slwol House Misa Lizzie Doris, Principal, and Miss Julia Bierbower, Assistant-Number enrolled, 10G; average attendance, 97. 'The examinations in this Bch0ol were good, and fully up to the standard of the other schools. Some beautiful tableaux were given at the close, which .were encored. Locust Street School Home -Miss India Lilly, Principal, and Miss Maria Leonard, . Assistant. Number enrolled,' 78; average attendance, 84. A very fine school. Good reading, spelling and eingiog. The teachers deserve great credit for th3 training and cd ication giveu their pupils. Lower School Houses-Miss Maria
Curran A. DeBruler will deliver the
annual address, and Pwev. M. Cush-
man, of the M. E. Church, will
preach the baccalaureate sermon.
Inauguration of tue Artesian Springs Park. The inaugural fete
at the Artesian Springs Park last night was a grand success. At an early hour in tho evening the street cars commenced runcing full, and as the night advanced the crowd in
creased, until by nine o'clock the capacity of the road proved insufficient for the demand. The elite of the city was out en masse, pre
senting as brilliant; an array of
beauty and chivalry as ever graced those beautiful grounds, formed by nature for a public Park and trails formed by the good taste aud munifi-
tites whetted by the exercises of the
evening. When all were satisfied
there was an abundance left to have
fed an hundred more. Capt. Gilmore, Kinnie Smith, Jr
Henry Mitchell, and Fred. Hartman
with their large corps of polite at tendacts, were assiduous in their at
tentions to their guests, and we have
seldom if ever seen a crowd more
amply satisfied. - The bill of fare comprised everything the most fastidious epicure could have suggested. Some
distance below Henderson, one of the valve stems of the starboard engine
broke, and the boat was' compelled to take the bank and repair, thereby losing n&arly three hours, and it was 5:30 a. m. befor--the boat
reached the. wharf: In the mean
while the joy was 'unconfined
cence of the propiietors into a perfect A few IIenj4rgoa a(Jiei wer0 .- f
paradise of beauty. Four thousand
beautiful Chinese lanterns and globes arranged with admirable taste and
skill, lighted up the ground with a
splendor that was literally dazzling.
Col. Wehler the Superintendent was
company, and added much to the pleasure of the evening by 1 their
charming beauty and vivacity, and
more than ono heart was pierced by
their sparkling eyes. The excursion throughout was marked by the most
in his elementand had a pleasant perfect orjer and decorum. Not
discordant word was heard during the
whole night, and not a sign tf inebriation was manifested, notwithstandiog the bar was open all night, and
John Westfall and his assistants were well patronized. ; . The . whclea flair was admirably managed, and reflected the highest credit on all participating. The Club is composed of good material, the industrious young mechanics, and art-
izans and clerks of this city, and the
young ladies were worthy of the city they represented. The affair was one that will be long remembered by all who participated, and the beautiful Morning Star and her gallant officers will stand out in bold relief upon the picture.- ; : -
Amusements. Mr. Duffield will open the Opera Hous-j next Monday night, with a series of interesting entertainments, consisting of pleasing delineation?, carricatures, singing &c,
The ladies having charge of the by Mr. Harry McCarthy, assisted by
affair desire us to return their sincere Miss Lottie Estelle to continue for and heartfelt thanks to the commu- three nights only. Mr. McCarthy pity at large for their generous and stands very high in his role, and Miss
iberal patronage, and also to Lottie Estelle is a most charming
smile and kind word for all
The Cornet Band discoursed fine
music, ana me nigut, until a late
hour, was spent with real delight by all who participated.
We hope these brilliant festivals
will be ooDtinued weekly at least, if
not oftener. A very sensible lady re
marked to us last night that the proprietors of these beautiful grounds
should be considered real benefactors to the citizens of Evansville, and so they are. t
The Baptist Festival. Last
night closed the Baptist festival, which has been one of the most de
lightful entertainments ever given in this city. The attendance last night was quite large, notwithstanding the great attractions at the Artesian Springs Park. The fair ladies were as attentive and courteous as ever and spared no efforts to please the
guests and attend to their wants.
To Cincinnati, - $10 00 To LouisYllle, - i 00 To ew Albany, . C 2.1
Passengers leaving Evansville at
If: 15 A. tf., make close connections with lightning express on O. & M. R. W and at Mitchell, with L., N. A.
& C.R. It , and Arrive at Cincinnati, - 9 P.M.
Arrive at New Albany, - 1 V. M.
Arrive at Louisville, - 8P.M.
J une 1, tf J. E. Martin, Sec'y. SOT A splendid stock of fashionable Straw Hats at Weber & Co.'s. tf
Cincinnati Siarxei. By Telegraph. Cincinnati. JiinelO. Cotton Firmer under the fo:olun news.
and hold usked higher paices; luiddlini; Zc. Toiiacco Acilve; sales 2U hhJs at (1 !tl
login: the demand Is rather ia excess of the supply. Fi.ouk Ar (Jkai Uiicluinued ; family flour t.j 5;a5 73. wheal 11 loial 20: corn
iiliU2c for ear; oats 6H.71c, aud jye at us a 81 W
A! ess 1'oiis; v as in good demand at 812,
The wetUher last evening uiul nUht. was clear and rather cool, but still pl.-aMuit. Tne additional arrival and di nnrliires up
to midnight were the Taras on, Louisville,
aud rtturu; Falls City, Louisville to i'.owlliiK Urcen ; Mollle Norton, to Keii.ic ,oi, ; Quickstep, to Cairo; llaitloul, to (ireen Klvcr; Clara Keott, to Wal u-.ii lUv- r; Richmond, Louisville lo Saw Orleans. The Tarascou arrived lit l: ,.u, wilii a splendid trip. Kl.e relumed from 11 u ,i ron at keveu o'clock, and laid over to await
the arrival of the mail tiaiu, her passoti Kers and some oi her crew av .!;in th. ,uselves of the opportunity to vl it Uioi;. i,d fete tie ii u it at the Artesian Springs Park, with which they were highly delighted. .,..Tue Kali Cily had a moderate trip. Khe added some dressed lu.-nber here..'. The Hartford had un excellent til;) out, and started Inline jiattdy ofier the Kails City, both Itolun out ol sight lu about I he same time The great Iii.Iii.e.a raine lu sight about 7 1. St., and laud. dm the bank opposl'e Ihe'wrtck of the .Mi ourl, where she too 8,li(io fucks ot co u. About 100 hogsheads of tobacco Wele wsitlny In r
arrival here, aud some other fr. 1'it and
1,000 sackn of coi n just lielovv thepulul
Wislj;sol'J bbls, hut holders generally The Quickstep, Molliu Norton and C n i .i JBpf.K MkA-At 12e, but hold at 1.1,1",' c .tt had good trips out. The Qmcsslep aud Hi.1 't and 17c. lull iiiese rales are fully was full of people, as usual The Spen-
J&Sy-All barbe rs use " Barrett's."
At the Journal Office Perfumed Ink, Bismarck Ink, Green Ink, Purple Ink, Black Ink, Carmine Ink, Writing Ink, Copying Ink, F rench Note Paper, Foreign Note Paper, Ladies' Note Paper, Gents' Note Paper, English Note Paper, American Note Paner.
And all kind's of nt-. tirvnrr o to I f !" f"f pi lug ex'r s.
1 .u- T" i vc . war at-. -so. i sieauy si ll tawtl H ; No.
''J uSui3 at iiic ootiruai ul- 2. iial lower: sales at l lo.4l lu1;: this
hoe, next door to the Post-Office. I afteruoou No. 2 was Inactive at tl 0i;,
seller June.
Cokn Mieady ; sales r.f No. 1 at 67c cash :
tiOU,c seller first half of June, aud til.; feller
June; No. 2 at ZvilH".; closing al .riS; ; sales at Ufic. buyer June. i,Hi'a.Mo teller
j uue, ,i(i .wc setier juty; ii-j.ji;vel more
Mo above t he views of buyers
Hacon Held al il, 17Ji and 13c; buyers offer !ic less. HAM.s-Hujjar-curod IK;4' .19).;cand firmer. As a rule, holders of provision, are not wirering lo auy extent, al ttie ouis iie rates. LAkli-Is held at Itfis, but uot saluablu at better lhau lS'.c. htr iTKit Uuehauged; fresh 2.'127c. F imjs Uuil al l.)-ii.o. HtriiAR-tiuiet and unchanged; sales Clo hhds at 12',,.llc; I:'..tl.ie for l'or.o Klco, .....i . i .i . .. . ... !j ...... .t '
C t if KK. .ite idy ; 31 1 bgs lair to prime sold al 2J.' i AloL.ASjK.s-l''irrn at 7.ijstw f'r New Orleans. MuflAll Is 111 giMd demand, especially powder, tl; sales 4oo bbls ut lti,' jHr,,4c for standard. I.-iMSKRii ()ih-ls ill moderate demand; s lies M bbls late, guaran teed, at 81 h and
4 1 uiiis uo. without guarantee, aid 11 i. Laki Oil. Is unchanged and hnu, at tl Htil 4'. l'KTKoi.i-:tJM At aig.30c for refined. Ooi.li-its'4 buyiug. EiciiAKuK-Klrm ; 1-10 to 50c discount buyiug. M on ky-Close, at 10 12 per cent. Chicago Market. Bj Telf-grapp.J (iicaiw, June 10.
Eahtekn Kxciiangk 1'arselliug, 1-10 ofT
Du l; almost nominal at fl
buytus-
Ki.ouk
- loaps, Oils and Candles. My Soap. Oil and Candle Factory.
k, . 1 U ' 'V ,1 r- Hcliveand uuseltki.1 at SlVxc; no grade
-i . ' I - sr..
auu, witn my present improveu ma-I "T,'r JUl,e-
.i .t"it .i4 y. '.a lower; Maien 01 No. a at ott'c seller, aud lHio buyer, tiu month ; sates at 5y;; tp'itl,'0 cash ; closing at 54k2rto4fC. Km-uull at ftj'SOic for No. 1: clos na
with seders at outside price. Harley Nominal st 1!1 101 li for No. 2. H IH WINKS 1U:I at !W n'AlC. Miiiasski New Orleans, Hugak l.tJi aHJia lor fair to'cnolco. Mfj4 Fokk Active; sales at t.il; closlnz steady. I1as Sweet pickled quiet aud firm at bHotjLDKiw-Dry sailed firm at 12;c. Lako- lsic. St. Loals Market. By Telegraph.) BT. Lopih, June 10. Tom acco Active and unchanged. C01TON Firm ; sales ot Middling at H up Unchanged : sales of dr.-ss.i ut
12 4 i, Klocb-Qiiiet and unthanired: Pnrlnn
nd fall auperflne, M loi 00 ; XX, v UMa
Wheat Unchanged :choiee No. 2 Snrinir
sold at 1 OHJil w; No. a. 81 lo l W-; prime to choice FU, U Wjl ii; fancy do , si
Cohn Buoyant for all irnod trm i..u-
choice yeliow wild at 70c; prime to choice
chincry and commodiousness of fac
tory buildtDg, I have facilities equal to any factory West, and to those that may favor me with their natronace. I
-v - ...
will always guarantee satisfaction, both as to prices and quality. Evansville merchants will esoee-
ially find it to their interests to give me a call before sendinir orders else
where. Philip Decker.
31 Street, bet. Sycamore & Vine. June 1, d2w
oer County JourruU i i)a highly di served
compliment Pi Ui.j Polrolln No. 2 and her gallant olllcers. Itsuys: "Cap!. Trlph-ti Is comparatlTely a young steatuho.itiiiai,, butoue full of energy and will, and vn hi" glad t ) know Is building up 11 ipio l h .siuess. Mr. Adams, the Cleia, Is becoming
very popular, and is in .ted for I, on. siy and strict at ten I ioii to hull 11 ess." U also spin I. very pleasant ly of tiie Tarascou mi l In r olllc-rs. The Jurnnf further lit s ot HoI'etrolU: Wo understand that I'ap.ta.ii Tllpletl,of the lVlroll.i No. i, proposes to give a pleasure lllp next Frl.l iy, leaving
Itwknorl at Ii o clo k, A.l , i.tnl muitu Kvansvillo in time to attend tlni lob.icco sales al 11 o'el'xk, A.M. and le'tini the same evening." .The Indiana arrived at the wharf al 12: so this morning. Khe toik only 1,H' bugs of com , net having UMim for all rdlerol. hint lies over till lu AM. to-day, tu rest her crew. M13 will take ilia hli.is. of tobacco hero, nl-o l,(rn
bs(js of corn, and fun. lime of l.v.uis.
ville manufacture sufficient to Umi
nrsi ciutu wholesale furniture stoic, that
has been puri-hatcd fiom our mauu
faolorlea by Air. J. A. T.'ewmnii, r. VI k
uurg, MiMs.Hsippi, to whom wo bad lid
pieaMir.j or an lnlroductioa lust iiiiit.ii, (j
wno is highly pleasisi with our cily. TI.e
Indiana has a good pi.s-ent'cr ti l p.
Cap I. J. Ij, Davy, Capt. lJ. .M. ( on ngt
and others propose bul,iiiri' a idee tow
water fcteumcr st this place, to p y in fin k
itiver, a iriimlaiy of the Teim,. Me, navi
gable tor I'M mile fr.-.m It rnotiih
ann traversing 0110 or thn i.icst (ullle re
glons of 'f en iii-ssee. W l. o 1 li. ... g
iiemen win receive r-ncoiiiii. mcnt fiom
our mcrcliatiU aud buslne-s men, ut It will
open up to I Ii U city a Very iuipot tuut 1 1 ;i di
W shall recur CO the subject agahi.
Ft lii ncVN I'itljit!c K j r tt Hi-hw end '.'o nl , n, I Mandrake Pills 1 Idle Cons in, -1 11,11, Liver Coin plaint, 1'yspepsln, If laHeu Mccoidilig lo II... dtr tlons. 'J'h y ni e all time, lo l,.i ,ki I he Maine t line. , l in y t :, nm.. t lie stoitoi ril.i x 1 1.. J . v cr, ,1 i.d pid 11, tow.,,k;tt hen: I "' I ' huiioiiies good; the foo,ldl,.i and make-, good hli,..,t; 11,1. ml u ni ,. b, lo 141 ow ill II. sh ; I he .1 is.i.M.d outlier r t p. in Hie 1 ,1 1 s, un.l (I, ) pull, ni o,.t. s I .JK.-u e 1.11 I i tt w. II. 'J hi Is the only w t II CI, I 1- ( (, su dipt loll. 'I o lti'M thic.j in. did. ,cH lir. J. i Hi'lli'liik, 1 f I'li.i-idclplilii, owes Ids nm Vl. I id Unci ss In I he 1 1 I 1 .1 en t l.f Puhi. tuny Cmisiimp: I..,,. Ti,( Pulmonic But npeid II... in. ,11, Id mailer in the lei.. 1. utt.ro throws tl oft l.y iui easy 1,,, lion, l.ir Adieu the jdil.-giu or lustier I'lpt a flight cou.;.i will throw it ,r,n I h psl ii-ul has It hi , ami tl.e lun;,;s l ;, to,, -ul. To do 11. 1' , tlm .t en weed Tonic and Mm. ii ak e Pills 111 list he I ly used to licm,., tint Mount! h and liver, mo that Hit. ' iiniiih; -yn p hii.I the food will make Ki.,.. blood. Hchenck's Mandriise I'ilU mi tie liver, iemoviii ,, ,,i,h, uellons, it Lu II,. duels of tha gall U add. r, Ilia Idle MhiI. freely, ami the liver issomi ri ih-vcd; li stool will s low what the Pills 1 1. 11 dn; n , llilii; has ever lecn Invent d 1 n -. j.t , . , ,,. mel p.t dead. y poison, which Is .ry (!,,-
ge.oiin to tee, uiil.es with g'enl 1 ale) Unit Wlilui.lo.k Hie gull hlnddcr and Mtaillha
feci 1 I loi.s id th Jlver like Hchemtk 's Man-
di 11 k e I'll Is.
Liver Complaint Is mm t,f the most
pioniiiit til ii.iim s ol Consul, ipt Ion,
r-cl,. nek's Hen weed Ton lit is u u,,,t i
stln. ul nil a id a 1 1 . 1 1. 1 , VC. Kll.l in.. ..IU...I
111 I lie h.i,. w 1 .1, w In, I, this pi. ... , . 1 ,,,,, ,( lllllil,. Ill, H:sl ttMliini'l, I., linnui
the gm.lili J ll. e In dissolve Ihe food wl'ti II. I'liiiiiou c r-v 1 111. nn I Is 1. ,,,1,.
V.K.d til. .od v Hi, ..ut h i, ne, dun,,,, r ,,. 1 mi lu I lie Ml. lunch.
1-r. Kiliftif t. In h Is t rli.l m. 1,1 .,,,
tiy to 1 lop it couch, ii lu li i k ,.',t ... 11,....
or lever. K.- no ve I he ..., 11 i,d 1 1,4. v u. 1 . i
11 II slop or 1 h, r o 11 acc d. No mm c u he 1 111 id ol Cl listlli.pl in, 1 ,i v.i ( i,. 1 si nt, I lyspep-ta, I iliuil, . ( Htiller. or It,..,. I.d
1 loom, tiul.n tho liver ui.d Hci,,.., i. mi.
liiade heaiths ,
When Hi. ni Is no I n m, , 1 1,.,,,. ,i .,!-
Ll vi r 1 :u.i 1, is mt. and In'.i,, .,i V. t...,.u -
.eiiwiod 'Jiiiiii; and Miuidrslm puis ms Ulh. Ml III. Ml hold, th., I 11 1 in. ,a, I., K.rui,
i.die tin, Mj i.dlf.liM pills it. tly 1,1 a, I
nn,'. 1,1. v onpuli.t i, as I U- y a. i.ii,-i. r Imrm In h.
Iir. Kcl,enc, rtiplcd Leant now v. . in in I o a lue , n st..-1 01 i',,l,ii,,i,i.i .
vi ln i.H't hi, loved tiiitntor. for ninny y .... t s ) t , 11 u l .nlln.lH, Ulo vi .. .1 mwhv oli, 1 '1 I lie .- 1 y i.ed, sim.i I l.usii 11s td. n . his lhl-il-
IdSlls l.avil.i; Ul, 1. 0 uur, d Ins ci..,. hope, h'fis Muni uhan. oiied him 1.. ,s ,,te. Jl was i used hy lu.) iiloies.ud m. d , 1 1, . h. Full dlrectl, ns iicci, i.jp,, 11 y eu. h, mi.lc lll It, not oli o ul el v I.e. e....i. 1 y .. 1 ir. . wcli. in i, , i, u l. p.t. ..-ot. u I Ii 1 1 1 i ir In i.K-t miuiiii.1; mi I toi t I. is , 1 1 1 ,e Is pi ... icM-.iot,iii!y at ii in p, j. . ..m,.,. phtl.iilelph a. every tnlurdiiv, wln ut all j. II. i ol ad vl. must lm uddn s,e,. 1'ric- of tlm Poll. noilc Hyrup and Me.iV. i .1 Pome, en di m m ,,, , ,oi i ie, or J7 i n, luilf i! ii. M imiiakH i'llls, ii..r. j.cr Lou. l''o. , ale hy all d riu- - i,d,s.
fe d.t w ly HnN 1
TO KCMOVi
I n e. i. s, ami 1 t '' A'it'i n.i.f mi ly hy ir. i. ( ' r Isl s.
C M OT 11 V ATI' 1! CM Hi (toll th' lien lis. . ,. J'lltKh' tjttiirtl, I'M Hied i'KCIIV. Y old ,y Hll dlllijI lull IS .11,,, V. 41.1 I , Ii
fotli V:iti h, h. i'rt i kit s & T:in. i'h.j h.M.V ILLIAfil.lI PI MriiY lor hose l.itt: WN PH' OholiA to;vs on lh Is. e J-trry'i Moft m.it rrkh' ls,ti,,n. Pie.s.re. only by Dr. P.. c. PK.uuy, u ... I itreel. New Yor t. t old every where. t'Hr.'i' dim
clear.
'Barrett's" keep the 6calp
ADAMS EIFBKS3 C0MPA5T.
pf Arrangement.
This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up a new office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most promi
nent cities East and South.'
Charles Woodward, may 15 tf . Special Agent.
choice yeliow wild at 70c; prime white, 11 a,K. fancy do.. Hlca,Kle.
Oat Dull aud loner; 0; (Atwc. la hulk; 61vi7c. for mixed to fancy white. Hvb Firm aiy.icVJoc Whisky Steady at 91c. Oroc'esies Quiet and unchanseJ. I'iajviaioNS (Continue very flnn at $.12 50 for pork : He. for bacon shoulder ; ITjc. for el ear riu sides; Lie. for loose couutry bhoulders;ll;c. for do. bams; 174 lor do. clear aidei ; lard i ondual at 18 iaIHc Kew Orleans Market.
By Telegraph. Nw Oblkans, Juno 10. Cotton Advanced lc; middling 29!c, with an upward lendeucy; sales of l,a.D
To Let. Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part of our , house. ('No ?.o
North Water Street.) to a good, ,re- gules' rclpls m bliies; exPurw sponsible party, on reasonable terms. I ooSili-l:i?s.
Kxcuanob Sterling N. Y. Sight par
(14 y iiisxrounu Flolu Superflae SO 0J; XX to 25; XXX tti ad. Cokn Market bare; white 81 10. -OA rsi "i i 7a:. i 'BRAS-Easier at tl 20. HAY Prime tin OJ. Poiik . 75. , Bacon Higher; shoulders 15c; clear rib 18ic, aiid ch ar sides 14C Labu tull; kettle lu litrce lF'ic; do. In keg 2te. r-unAK Commca vVWc, and prime 13'4lliC. MohAHsKS Fermenting l. c. WniskY and Coimvkk UuchangeiL ,
J. C. DUSOCCHET k. V.n
ivansville, ind., June 7, 1809. tf
Ea?" The best standard brands of Flour for sale in the city: Vahlberg&Di xon s choice family
vjutuiaua a'a ma, . Telegraph Miils, Bingham's Moon Light, and a variety of low grades of superfine. ap20 II. D. Allis & Co.
lllter IlfHpuK-iM'M.
LOUISVU.LK, Juno 10. Port List ( linrm-
er, iiucitiiiHll io ivvaiiv.ile. luvi rf.l it,..
steadily, with 7 te-t W 1 tic lies wii ' er In lee
canal sun a leet incties over tlm locks
1 be weather is clt-ar a nd warm. Limine dull. Na.hhvii.lk, June 10 Hlver fHJIinf. five
i.n un ji iii jiriu uoais, weatn r I:i.r ami
warm. Arrivei johe Hurt, Upper Cum
oeriaua; ueparted UOUU i.uindeii lor
Cairo. i'lTTSBfiir,, June 10-Noon. Motion:' ihela live feci iw.iand falung; clear an I
warm, j riermorn. ter 1Z. N kw Ori.kans, June it) Arrived, L- on das; departed, Alice De.au.
MEMl'lllf, June 10. Weather cear and
pleasant; river rising, Ailved. l-ol.e
liurns aud Luminary; deoarieo, M n 1.)
Able, Lelle bU LouU, hwailow a.jd Ureal
Republic.
Caico, June 10. Port List-lit llo Mem
phis, Mem i. li s to HI. Loun. H ' m ;Ar madlllo. PiiLsl,tir lo hi. tsil', lo p.m.
Tigres-, lo nt I'lessant to ust.ni g, 7 a m.;
Ihctator, HI. Louis to i,uulvi.ie, a. m ; Hon Accord and (Salvor No. '1, is;. Loun ((J Ohio Hlver. 2 P. M.; Cairo, HI. imls to Memphis, i P. u.; Arimola, Lvs nsvilio packet, 2 P. M.l O.m, iennei e In er lo Ht. Louis 4 1' H I Hani liro wn, I a i . o lo Kt. Louis. 7 v M. llivar iauou.-ij. Weather clear and p.easauU Kt Locis. Jtin' 10. A rrived, Shark and bartses, Neworh" s; Hutilc ri, V i Ms shu tv ; Harry Joti K k ilk ; Uay ard, Hcol I'd Lauding; Hchrjj la , I'eona; Hclle M. in. phis, Meniplils. D jpaned, Hchnyler, Peo
ria; wayaru, ncoi. ianuiiig; tratetiaand Mississippi, New Orleans; Hurry JohusOv, Keokuk; MarhieClly, Vick--liura: t:,ty ot Ht. 1'aul, HL Paul; Waaanpa, Pittsburg. Tue river is falling stesdily, and all the upper stream are reoeedlne, exc.pt tiie lower Missouri, which is rising. Wcaihor clear aud very warm. Mercury, at a p. m.. t4m. Cincinnati, Juno 10. Tort List Arrived ('lutut, ion,. Ht. Iouis; o.ild. n Hagle, Wheeling; Argony, New Orlemisr Helie Vernon, I'lltsliorg. Departed tti-pe Vernon, Ht. Louis; Messenger, i'ittslcnv ; Hpray, Nashvihc. River falling, w ith 2d f.s t lu the rliHiiuel and lettl undi r the bridge, liiifdness moderately ac.ivs. Arrivals yesterday Oliver Hpray, New Orleans; Messenger, Mtuneapolm. Imparted yesterday Charmer, J.vmtsvlllo; Kate Putnam, I'lththurg.
tOit (IWI'.NHI;idtd, l N N I : , Tn'J J.ol 1 -i VI LL1., As I. I IMIf'NA'l I. Tho tlrit-chisH steamer
CJIAIlMKli, .''. K . I iirci. iv. M.iuir.
Ms m. .1 nines, I ')fl k. Leaves for fined mill ami al: ws.v poi tt NA'H lllllr, JUNK I-Jin, at 10 o'clock a.m. For fielgtit in- npi.Iv on hoard, or to 1) J u I', , ll ii 1.1, -, W, linil I I .1 , ;p ut. Hill OWK.NKIIdKu I'l V VI-ll'ON A N I LOIJ1MVJLLL. The splendid pas-.. r si en mer t.r iio;-je HiTK, i''rar,k Jlttf y. M iter; P. P. llniiihai.i. I , fic. Will leave for Lou Is v II Ie and all way j.. ., is i uiiAV, J cm: ii in. at li o'cha k f.m. ir or lu lgiil or pr ssiof... uppty r. 1 1 hoard.
or l.i VV. 'J. LUOWN .. I : I..
dll Alrents.
FOit MEM CHI'S, Vli K.-si-.CLi,, AM,
.NKW Olti.i; A .s:s. The fine psssi ner sieauic-r Tft 1 r r f t, t . a ......
K.---wB.u..'il, nit'ill, Milt.-r, Will leave for Ne Or. fans and i ll wav
poi is on
et 1 1 it II ti V, JI.N L Dm
at 12 o'clock yt.
For freight or r i s n.o. nindv on hoard
or to Vv . o. .;'.'.) w N a i . . '
or II UMI .11 It .u Y. I 'At i; i( i: a, i .
Junll d-'t Al-cMs. "
lOK
.MKMIMIfs, VP nlw okli.a:
(tClttJ, AND
1
Reuh. 1
The great patstnger hleamcr
N Di A IS yL,
'l:.;n!l"M
det . I
Neal. ."!. Ch
Kil on Ml,
Deaves i r ew Orii ans and all u,.,, ,..t
IKlDt V, June 1th. at 10 a.m.
For freight or pass. ice Hti.lvn.. i... r.i
to W. U. l.il. j U ,v i ,.
J""11,m A . en is.
1011 Al K1I PJ1IH, Vl "KM! UHl I A N D M Z
OKI. iANs, The splendid p vto. -tiger Mcamcr 1 I1M, ,t . ...
tr. h'niniANA,
n. u. x tul ips, ."itas t.-r; J . L. Lagoii, ( "ler k .
Will leave Kvansvl Ie lor New im,
aud all way puns, on
I'ltlhAY, JUNK 1 1 j ii.
ttt, 2 o'clock j'.m.
For Iretgai or .pass co apply on honrt
or to. w.ta. LnoWN v ...
or II UMi-iilil.. . i'Ai nil Iv .t, iii
Juulldlt Agents. '