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fjn JL l.nlldlnst occupied by I. l. HeiraaoD, No til Main Street. tor reot. Apply at uuo tbeir x'ore. Nns. a and ttJ Main Street. Jy2 A l f Alt city papers please oopy.1

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ties m sr on routiu mrera., EL Main and Sy,nv cre, a double threeStreet to nor Lock, with lo goou. lo re-rooms VVi 1 be rented sei)m"r "'VrJrV.ia accmmodatl for two separate to in ta Bliles; Kr i",w y'vrth' First it. . St reet.'I' M!iit 1 p.. au. v . 1 aria t I - inn ni.l l "WANTED. Y 4HT Sii I. a n ies-a ewtO Sf pari rrtlouiarscall at the American w. '.m)iii .'(. . - i-vEUIitVMC auen rs to ? . ..ii ika b'lnraiu-d SAwlns Machine In Indiana 'and Kentucky. Flrst-clrtS territory and good Inducements offered to xjvk lnf.n A. B. HOWABU. jy7-4t No. XI South Second St. MONDAY... JU Y12,m C 1T.-Y N KAV.B. To County Agricultural Societles. As the seasoa Is approaching when the County Agricultural Societies are preparing to mak contracts for their printing !. !.,...inL dnina all classes of imi !-" - . l this work, such as Catalogues, rremium J.,, Ticket. &c. We are also Pfpu5 to get op one, two, and three sheet Posters, in plain or colored inks, at snort, noiiw. We have just added to our J 00 department five hundred dollars worth of the I11 test stylet of poster type, and our facilities cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or end for estimates. KVAN3VILLE JOURNAL CO. Council. The City Council meets to-night at the usual hour. Election. The "Norma Club elects officer this evening. A Nauqiity Man. Joseph Jurgensmeier, for abusing bis wife, was arrested aud locked up in the City Prison yesterday. Herman Buffert. Herman Buffert, the "monomaniac," is at present engaged in sawing wood for the county. III. We learn that W. G. Brown, Esq., is quite ill, suffering with the remittent ou?ly. fever, although not seriCiiiciEN Ciiolera. We hear nurucrovs oomplaiuts that a great a nulla r of chickens are dying off with the chiek.-u cholera. Some persons bave . . , 1 litst a large number. I (!ihminal Court. Nothing was dona ia this court on Saturday. A motion for a new trial in the case of I .Tnliii VVt.u. who was sentenced to I the penitentiary for hie, will be argued lcf'ore Jud?o Johnson this morning Tableaux. A series of beautiful tableaux were exhibited last Friday evening, ?lt the residence of James Oakley, Eq., on Water Street. The tableaux, which were really very fine, were gotten up by the little folks, and wcro performed to quite a large audience of visitors. Wiiose ARE Tiiey? Some person, ou Saturday night, left two fine young dog in the yard of Wm. Bedford, sr. If the owner does not call and get them, Bedford proposes to fatten the dogs, and keep them till Fall, and sell them to some Cincinnati "sassidge maker." Sudden Death. On Saturday eveuing,a colored woman named Betty llogers, who resided on Ninth Street, between Cherry and Chestnut, died very suddenly. She was sitting ou a chair engaged iu conversat ou with another person, when all at nee the blood gushed from her mout-i and nose, causing death in about; five minutes. False Alarm. The alarm of fire on Saturday night was caused by somebody seeing a big blaze at Daum's Pottery, and thinking it was a house oa lira the alarm was prompily given. The engines were out ou short notice, and at the corner of Second and Main Streets, steamers Nos. 1 and 2 collided. The only- damage sustained was the breaking of the tongue in No. 2. A new tongue was put in yesterday, and tho engine is " O. K." again. Mistake. We were wrongly in formed, on last Friday evening, in regard to tne death, oi Henry Beecher, . , . , the D4egro boy whose skull was broken by somo rowdy boys. He ia not dead, aud his condition is improving, although his recovery ia doubtful. Frank Pritchett was arrested oa Saturday, charged with being one of the parties engaged in the affair, and several other boys who are charged with complicity, have left town. Becorder's Court. The terribly warm weamer 01 tne past iew aays ba. anectedDusinessoiauK.naaHa mc iwt-urucr vuurt uaa duucicu from tlw general inactivity. George Bofandick, for his part in the fight at Bachel Stioson's, was fined $17, which he paid, and Henry Bernhardt for being engaged in the me sum ana substance 01 oaturday bus mess. The Grand .Concert. By an advertisement in this morning's Journal, it will be seen that tho Grand Concert by the Evansytlle Orchestra, which was postponed last Thursday, on account of the weather, will take place to-morrow evening, at the Arteeiau Springs Park. Let those who love good music aud wish to enjoy a pleasant evening in tho cool grove, make their arrangements to go. The grounds will be illuminated.

PbECociot)s IIascals.-Two disciples

Jack Shepperd, who sail under . .

the. euphonious appellations 01 "Frenchy" and "Stumpy," were ar

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reioice l at getting her money entU and Eighth, and by the use of was rejoice 1 m s t:nmaA tn Tjinlate the again. The boys went off last chloroform, attempted to folate the

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. i tha i 'nmnerunu. x nev t i ua t catwi-M 11 1 1 of clOlheS. I nr " . i . bad a fine variety of hats, neclcand other articles too numerous mention. I hey iormerly belonged ... i l T i T t 1 n H I ..I dotinuy itagau a gang, uu us crime though young in years. They . . -1.. T 11 r W It L. v - f ' - 1 ft r, nrpsRiit 1 11 liiu uuua - i mm j .;,v . Hri ia win mdv 11 hiiit i i ur-uiuL-i n ui w 1 o v 1 - with them. Is the Map Business. During the present railroad excitement, the merchants on First Street have gone into the map business rather exten sively. If a person happens to pass down the "business row' of an after noon, he will find squads congreirated around a smooth stoner while some centlenian has his pencil out, drawing a map and showing . the it line of the route he favors. e passed by a gentleman one day last week, who sat in front or his store, I anrl hv wav of a loke. said:- llow are vou on railroads?" His reply was to tj.g Qg ty the ar,Qj aoa ieaa U3 into the store where iie brought forth for .. . I our inspection a fine map, which he had drawn off, which had all the roads built at present, and all that were conteniDlated. We were much enlighteoed throuerh this gentleman, and , gained considerable bouthern Illinois railroad information. We are glad to , . Til I see our merchants so interested in this I matter, and they all seem determined to get fully posted as to the merits of the proposed routes. Circuit Court The Mayor's Salary. The only case of import ance- before the Circuit Court, on Saturday, was the suit of William II Walker vs. the city ' of Evansville Some time since the City Council nassed" an ordinance reducing the salary, of the Mayor from $3,000 to $2,000.. To this order the Mayor entered his protest, claiming that the city had no right to reduce his salary and it was decided to have the matter legally settled. Counsel submitted agreed facts, and asked the decision of the Court upon the point whether the City Counoil had tho power-Co re"l "7 , .1 .i -i iL. Kt ; . I judge Joneg aeeiaea aaverse iu mu ....... . . . . .,..it.plaintili, sustaining me oruer 01 uib City Council. Mayor Walker appeals to the Supreme Court. A rather interesting scene took nhiee between Judsre Jones and an attorney in regard to some raiding papers, and tuo J uuge- oruereu me , .1 T 1 1 1 .1 attorney to show cause at a future day why he should not be debarred from practicing. In tho evening the Court adjourned $ine aie. The Fire Last Night. The alarm of fire was rung about nine o'clock last night, caused by the burning of a stable belonging to Jacob Dennis, whose house is situated on Cherry Street, between Sqventh and Eighth. Tho engines were on hand i a very fair time, but No. 2 being the nearest, got water ou first, and the services of the other steamers were not required. The stable of Mrs. Andrews, across the alley from Dennis, was on fire, but the flames were extinguished before much dam ace was done. The loss of Dennis will probably amount, to $250, tin which, so far as we could ascertain there was no insurance. It is supI posed that the stable was set on fire J by some villainous scoundrels. Sergeant Bates. Serge ant Bates, who carried the American flag from Vicksburg to Washington, has lo catcd in Louisville, and is to have a " benefit " at Weisiger Hall, next Friday, the management of which is to be under the charge of the irre pressible Melyiile, who is, perhaps, remembered by some of our itizens, We believe that great showman. Dr. Yates, will -not take any part in the affair. Beturned. John J. Chandler, Esq., returned on Saturday night from a trip to Kansas Lity, Missouri, havinir been absent three weeks. He was 1 o pre8ent at the big celebration in honor of the bridge over the " Big Muddy," and he Bays the people were very enthusiastic. Ileal estate is held at fabulous prices, and the people are in a perfect business fever, there being about as maoy stores as dwellings. Bio Tomato Vines. We noticed on Saturday, at the residence of Jas. A. Oaklev. on the corner of Eighth And TlilViavT. Rfraula fiftmn f Vi a 1 t.i . - v. u They arQ fuUy geven fcet still growing. They are of the "large rcu vaiiciy. HOW a High?" that for Ought to be FixED.The Davement on M ain Street, near the corner s proper grade, ana tne Dncks re-laid It is a bad place, aud is heartily cursed by immoral pedestrians, every day. We presume the city surveyor can give the proper grade now as well as anytime. Saw Loos. There are a great nunimer of saw logs in Figeon creek at present, each millseeming to have a large supply. The Bkkiest Thing Vet. The wheat crop of 1SC9 la said to be the largest ever known. ' J

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city. "We have been surfeited witn murderers, robberies, attempts to kill, suicides, &o., but the most diabolical

the last one attempted.

Some infernal scoundrel, . Between

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nll nn M-ftin Street, between bev V.U.M, . - - fi:.J .. Mnrtr lift . i person 01 uis ujujuiti, , - , vountr lauv ui auviiu oi-v. rf a , . . i v v.fTT -i 5' " . , SCfi. WhO IS nOteU ior UUI iu.j. . . . . i . . tun i " r . ... , i . .v. i..t y0Ung lady Irom the snea at me ua, part of the window ana - was c"cal jently laminar witn me t-. ... -1 1 .L. vivAn",. . . I 1 n ises. auu j"s 1 ' louDge, and her mother slept in the Tki T,mintr InnV SltlDL 1,5U - iiiu i Mr. ieii occupitu r.Anf Thft pcoundrei put im aluuw wwi-" chbrolorm on her lace, uui u got iu - - . , . - to her eye, which caused it to smart, an(i she awoke, and at the same time the old lady, who is an invalid, also made a movement, which lngntened the scoundrel, and he1 jumped out of the back window again and made his escape.. The young lady screamed, which .immediately awoke her father, but when he entere(j the room the wretch was gone, and -was some time, owing to the tnght and confusion of the young lady,

j'before he could ascertain what wa3

the matter. The eereanimir of Mis3 Uell was heard bv the neighbors, several of whom looked Out Of their Windows, &nA gaw the villain running up Main -. . . street at the top cf his speed. He had on a light coat and black pantb anc jt ;3 supposed, light gaiter shoe and besides had his face masked. Tt wa3 a v0u attempt to commit a fearful crime on an innocent and pure girl, and it is for- . tunate tuat Bhe awoke at the time 6he did. We should like to hear of the guilty wretch being caught, and although not in favor of mob law, we think that hanging him up to the nearest lamp-post would be too good for him. Personal. Gen. J. C. Veatch, Adjutant General of the State of Indiana, was in the city Saturday, and left by the Morning. Star . for bis home in Bockport. : General Gordon Granger has beeu stopping in the city for a day or two. Mr. Carey, editor of the Sjeiicer County Journal, is in the city. Col. Tom. Johnson, of Cincinnati, formerly of the famous C5th llegiment, is m the tity. Meteors. About half-past one o'clock Saturday , morning a very brilliant and beautiful meteor shot through the air from the northwest towards the southeast. It was quite large, and was visiblo for several sec onds. About 9J o'cloek 'Saturday uight brilliant meteor passed athwart the sky from the cast to tho west. We watched its flight from a point fully 40 to the east of the zenith, until it reached a point apparently over the Bodiam Mines, wheu it exploded like a f-ky rocket, displaying numerous globules of light of various colors. It was one of the most beautiful meteors we ever saw very Fastidious. ihcre was a man. or a creature in tne seuiDiance of a ma n, on the Morning Star Satur day. whose conduct and conversation attracted CDnsiderahla attention. He would not give Lis name to the clerk, and when the boat landed at New Al bany, he locked himself in his state room till the boat was under way When he learned that there was no Green lliver boat here he became greatly exercised, and swore he would not stop overlin Evansville, Indiana. Whether he was drunk or a natural fool it was hard to determined Some people suspected, that he had a whole some dread of meeting some Indiana Sheriff. It may be possible that he was only putting on style Sunk and Baised. The ice boat. which was being filled with ice at the wharf, on Friday night, or rather Saturday morning, was nearly leaded, it was discovered to be in a sinking condition, and settled down till it took considerable water. By the prompt action of Tom Bullen and his assistants, it was pumped out, hut a considerable quantity of ice was melted. ' ' I , Grand'Jury. The grand jury has l been summoned to meet on next Wednesday. The following are the names: Isaac Heimann, Wm. W. Morgan, Wm. Ingle, John White head, Archibald S Martin, J. C. Jewell. Louis Topf, Geo W. Finch, Jacob Denzer and John Gavisk 11. Keory Bedman, who has gone crazy. was the twelfth man, but the Sheriff will have to put gome one else in his place. - Thanks. Wm. Cupples has our thanks Ior late papers delivered in advance of the mails. Messrs. Fish & Barter, the distinguished Booksellers, corner Main and First Streets, and the several Expreus Messengers have our thanks for latest papers delivered daily in advance of the mails, A Magnificent Blank Book. The Journal Bindery has just com pleted and shipped to Aberdeen, Miss., one of the finest Court Dockets ever made in this city or any other city. It is a twelve quire medium, ruled, printed and bound in the highest style of the art. It U for Monroe County, Miss. The Journal Bindery is the place to get the best Blank Books of all kinds. Will Be3Ume. Igleheart's mill will resume operations . on " next Wednesday.

A IvELIABLE

Acvount WV 6drv ': AUCUURJ. t J wupy following, from yesterday's

Yesterday evening a3 a teani of horses attached to a waeon was being driven at the head of Main Street, the horses took fright and dashed off at a rapid, or at a frightful rate of

speed. .In the wagon there was a woman and a boy. - lhe boy was named David Anderson, and isihe son of David Anderson, the tailor. As soon as the horses started the woman made her escape from the wagon, but the boy remained. In a ennrr. 1 1 n i u i ix: i m:isiihii iii tin- i , cr0uDd. and the trantie team passea I on. j.iie uuy was uicitu uu iu au i -.jh; .,t n,a siuiusv bcusi, uuuiuuh, a u !.... j w.u tt i i-x ..iiuii, -1 1 1 i, ;i in r i wtin itbiiiu i r 1119 reiier. J.ne uoy, wnois auuui i lourteca yeara 0f age, was in a criticondition, but restoratives were J given, ana at seven o ciock yestetuay evening he was thought out ot danger. - ' First There was no team of horses; there was only one horse attached to an expresa wason. oecona 11 was not at the head of Main Street that the horse took fright, it was at the corner of Third and Mulberry Streets. Third the horse did not take fright at all, and there was no runaway. Fourth there was no woman in the I wagon; It'was occupied by "three boys. J Fifth the boy's name is Alvin and not David Anderson. Sixth a woman did not jump out of ;the wagon, tho boy was not "dashed to the ground, and the" ' frantic team did not pass on." Tho facts are, ihat the boy got into the express wagoabut not beicg firmly seated, he accidentally fell out of the wagon, striking en his head, and wa3 considerably injured. He was doing finely yesterday evening. ST Mr. A. H. Talbot, one of the trustees, returned from Louisville on Sunday evening last with the draw ings of the ground floor plan, front aud side elevation of the public school building to be erected in this city. The drawing and working estimates would have cost $750 in Evansville, but Architect C. J. Clarke, of .Louisville, will do the required wort tor $250. llmderson Heporter We are inclined to think the above is a miatake. as we believe our arehi tects will work for as reasonable prices ag those in other eities. A Weather Guage. We have had so much rain lately, when it was not needed, that many of our readers have taken great interest in "the weather. We clip the following in teresting item from an exchange, with the suggestion that these who are in terested in the weather give it a trial: A cup ol coffte is a sure barometer, if you allow the sugar to drop to the tottom of the cup and watch the bub bles arbe, without disturbing the cotfee. If the bubbles collect in the middle, tho weather will be fine; if they adhere to the cup, forming a ring, it will be ra"inv, aud if the bubbles separate without a&miniog arjy fixed posi tion, changeable weather may be expected. Try it. Funny BunawaY. A mule, at tached to a cart, ran away from a pile of dirt, which he was engaged in hauling, on Saturday, . and alter taking a round of about twelve squares, finally came back, to. the place from whence he started. Young Fawn. Among the other novelties at the Artesian Spriugs Park, we notice a beautiful young fawn, which Col. Wchler purchased from T. C. Jaquiss, Esq. The fawn is very tame, and has already become a favorite pet with all the children who go to the Park. A Luxury. A salt-water bath at the Artesian Springs Park is a real luxury these days, when tho mercury is ranging above 90. . ? . , , . Big Gooseberries. Wo saw gooseberries that had been purchased in market on Saturday, that measured over two inches in circumference. Drowned. Wo learn that a little sou of Ira Brashear, of Grand View, was drowned on Saturday, whiie bathing in a creek adjoining that town. LOiJAJL, .NOTICES. Dr. John White or New Orleans. Dr. White's knowu remarkable cures and large patronage' at Evans ville aud surrounding towns and coun try some years giuce, luduce him to again tender his professional services to the afflicted at his rooms at the Sherwood House, until the 10th of September. Forty years experience and extensive praetice an large cities North aud South, with ten years extensive patronage in New Orleans and from aboard, and a large patronage protlered by the ofacers ana soldiers I of both armies in that city during the tour years war, have given Dr." White the experience, discovery and test of remedies which enable him to per ior Ei his known remarkable cure of diseases incident to both text and all ages to effect permanently the cure of both the body and tlie mind of the suf ferer ' ' Doctor hue can turnish the evi dence of his extraordinary cures which will satisfy the despairing. He has Deen peculiarly iortunate ana aisttnguishea ior his cure Ot all iorms Oi Bheutcatism. Neuralgia, Coughs, t v T. v,:- h tuLr. Bronchitis. Jjarynchitts. Asthma. t5onsuiuDtion. and all diseases of the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver. Snine. Stomach, Bowels. (Jostiveness. J)ya .."- " . . . I pepsia. Scrofula, KiDsr's Evil, White Swellings; all Sores, Ulcers, Abcesses, Cancers, Piles, Fistula, in all their forms, Mercurial and Hereditary taint, and all radical impurities of the Blood, Jaundice, Diseases of the Eyes, Brain, Goritre, Big Neck, Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel, Diabetis, Dropsical Diseases, all Female Ailments, Weakness, Wasting and Nervous affections, Sick Headache, JNervous aud fcun Headache, Lrepres sion of Spirits, Hypochondria, Hysterics, Tits or bpasnis, etc. Dr. White does not allow any dis ease, however inveterate, secret or wasting the vitals or general system, to escape his care. In Female Diseases few physicians in the United estates have had equal experience and success. jyl2-tf Meeting of the Xorma Club. The Norma Club, for the election of officers and the transaction of other business, will hold a regular meeting at Masonic Hall this (Monday) evening, July 12th, 1869. A lull attendance is Urgently requested

By order of the President. jyl2 It

"Trail oafrs from little adorns grow, t', Btrf-arri from 11 tt le fonn I alnt

Large streams from little fountains now." Seven years ago the Platatiow Bitters were bat little known To-day there is not a nook or corner of onr land where they are not found and used. The sale has reached the enormous number of Five Millions of Bottles annually, and it la con. Htantly increasing. It only hows what can be doie with- reully good medicine, aud a aystematiff cour of making it known. Perhaps no medicine in the -world was ever so deservedly popular as tae Plantation Br itjci-:s. Cio where you will, among the rich or poor, and you will always And these Bilteis in use. Tueir merit has become an established fact, and we cordially recorn mei.d them in cases of dyspepsia, osofppetU,chillS and fever, lieudaCUe, SC., jrc. - I , T , 4 ' v.at Magnolia Water Superior to the best I jmponcu umnaa wiuguc, i i anu soiu at i liaif me price. Have Yon Nefer Weird of It? - Then inquire at onue at your grocers tor uuDbrii o uiirj.uiiiAii YEAST? BAKlNtr jPOWD.EK,v the oujy gtnctly pure and harmless ba king powder in market, from which goodv a wcQt,T palatable buiscuits, rolls, cakes or pastry can be made, uniformally with the same sucess. This article has been steadily increasing an demand and public favor, and stands to-day the mot reliable baking powder in use' Ask your grocer for Dooley s Baking Powder! It eod "Barrett's storat've. Unrivaled Hair lieSummer Hats. A Ftilendid assortmeut of children's and youths Summer Hats at bottom prices, by. jylOit F. A. Weber & CO. " Barrett's " not a pasty compound. ' Armstrong's Patent Musquito Jset Jbrame. : IN one better. Gold Spectacles, ; . JSilver Spectacles, Steel Spectacles, for the millions, from $25 down to 25 cents a pair; at ' Geissler & Delano's, jylO 2fc 54 Main Stree). t -- 1 TnE Adoption of all lata improve ments evinces a determination to keep the AMERICAN HOUSE. BUSTON", where it ever has been in the front rank ot New England hotels. JGSyJust received, a large assortment of Soltaire and Cluster Dia mond lungs, Irom JUU down to each. Call and sec them, at Geissler & Delano g, jyl0 2t 51 Main Street. Medal awarded to " Barrett's." We have now in stock the largest variety of Ladies' and Gents' Gold atches. ot American, English and Swisf manufacture ever offered in this city, all ot' which will be sold at the lowesth'EaKtern prices, at - , . Geissler Sc Delano's, Jyl0 2t 54 Main Street. FLOUR! FL01U! FLOUR! New Tennessee wheat Flour to be had at the Great Western Mills, at $3 25 pe eack, corner ' Fourth and I'ulton Avenue. jy7-tf Vaiilberq & Dixon, (5? For pure Drug?, Chemicals Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils Pomades, Brushes. Toilet Soaps and Fancy Article, go to the Opera Drug Store. 18 South 1'trst Street, b resh lilue Jjick and Uongrcss Water. 1 ar ticular attention paid to compounding prescriptions day or. night. my27. " Barrett's " in constant demand. Soy Armstrong's Patent Musquito iNet h rame. J ho nc plus ultra. 842?" Undressed or wash kid gloves, fifty cents per pair, at Hughes s. tr Bt-& Sixty "mats of Cue "Java Coffee for sale at 1. cV. D. If eiman s. djB trrett" mes vegetable matter. CiSjrT. C. Bridwell & Co , corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Patent Meaicines, American and import ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes, 3cc. " Preset ttitions carefully com pounded. Fre.h Blue Lick, Con gress and Bockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tf To Let. IlaviDg more room than ia necessary for our business, we will rent a part of our houe, (No. 30 North W ater Street ) to a good, responsible party, on reasonable terms. J. O. Dusouchet & Co. Evansville, Ind-, June 7, 1SG9. tf JBSyThe best standard brands of Flour for sale io the city: Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family, Cynthiaua Mills, Telegraph Mitils Bingham's Moon Light, and a variety ofl w grades of superfine. ap20 H. D Allis & Co. KEAIi ESTATE. New Real Estate Agency. : J. P. J lllott fc Son rr JQL Agency lor the sale of and renting O lauds, houses, &.O., e. Perseus haviug iiouses or land to rent 01 sell, or persons wishing to purehase or rent, will do well by clliuz on them at their omce, on Third Street, near Locust" In Elliott janell tf Blocki COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS. Bailroad NotiC8, TwroriCE is iikkkbv ;ive.v t Vauderburh, that, in pursuance or an order of the Board of Commissioners of said county rendered at their Juue term, lhtiO, the polls will be opened on the 5th ,i.,'nr I'lunnfMt tiu. k.vmi vmi... I v acts iu sa d county, to take the votes 01 .'h,?f.y.ot,;?.tu.e.of.r1P0" .?.8Uect i 1 maim t;ju u 1 v aiuius iu iiic cuijmi uuLion or tne Kvansville, Curini A Fadui-ah Haliroad 10 the amount of two hundred and iortyIWO I.UOUSH1KI u.ii:t.is. Olveu under ou iMiid. this 17th day f VICTOii BUSCH, June. lso9. Au.llior of Vanderburgh County. jnn2"t .i.tw-l w Charlea -Babcock & Co., IMl'OUrKRS AND UEALKK3 IN - fnnpll & Slflilforv H'trilivirA COaCH a DaUilU I J lhli .IfC Springs, Axles, Wood Work. Dam ash, Hume, Enameled Patent Leather l'ad Skins, Skirtiitgs, &-c. -c., TVo. J- Mil in Htreot, ma20 ' " EVANSVILLR. 1ND. - Notice. THE FIKn or HOKOH4N BKtiSlK was dissolved ou the 1st of litis month by mutual consent, Frank Behme withdrawing from said 11 nil. n-lu Ktikii ii.-MM will 1 10 purriMit n tiir Ilia I remaining partner, who is authorized to co'iei-t ana seine "i ouisiauoinir ac counts. - junx 11. liUKUMiiS.

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it T V E R N E W S. for olhrr Sliver Item tee Third Page.

Yesterday was the hottest of the season, the intense beat only being a little mitigated by a light breeze from the southeast. Until - after three o'clock the weather was perfectly clear, and at one o'clock P. if. 'the mercury in front of the Journal office, in the shade," Stood at 99, and . ' . ,, R v nine uctnccif a. m.. auv v . - wa3 ifc below 90. About C p. M. a . . iieuv ram leu, uut ittuaruejy uiuuiucu the intense heat. At night it was again per'sctly clear, and a dead calm prevailed, rendering the air very close and oppressive. The river up to six o'clock last evening had fallen ten inches. ' Another considerable rise in coming from Pittsburg, where there was over eight feet in the channel on Saturday. This ia very discouraging to owners of light draughts; Their time will, however: come before Christmas. ; . " , ' The arrivals and departures since 3 P. M. Saturday, up to midnight, in elude the Moilie Norton, Henderson and return; Armada, to Cairo; Sam. Orr, ,' to ' TSastport ; Clara Scott, to Wabash 1 Biver ; Quickstep, from Cairo; Morning Star, to Louisville; Hartford and Ada Lyon, from Green Biver; Lawrence, St. Louis to Cin cinnati; Tarascon, Louisville to lien derson; Petrolia No. 2. from Cannel ton: Champion. Cincinnati to St. Louis; LeCIaire, Louisville , to East port; P. W. Strader, Louisville to New Orleans. The Morning Star had an excellent trip down on Saturday ......The Quickstep had a fair but -not a full trip up...... ...The Armada, Sam. Orr and Clara Scott had nice trips out. .....The Hartford had 75 hogsheads of tobacco The' Ada Lyon bad a moderate trip in. ohe. . lies over here, we are told, until Tuesday, her regular day...... ..The Lawrence had a lair trip up ...the Champion and Strader were well loaded..... ...... .. The Lcclaire had a . moderate trip lhe l'etrolia . had a .very .nice trip iu yesterday evening .......The Tarascon was full of people, but had only a moderate freight The Mollic Norton brought, up .95 hogs heads of tobacco yesterday.' and 1 number of people The Baltic with a heavy tow, passed down yes terday.'. ...... ....Captain Mather, Jesse Jackson and Milo Tuostall stopped off yesterday and visited the Artesian Springs Park, to enjoy its invigorat ing waters. Frank' Lander, 'the coal king, of Hawcsville, 'accompa nied them to look after their morals , The Strader wa? unable to take the tobacco that has been lying pn the wharf for a few days past awaiting shipment The Minneola will be down to-uay The Mary Houston is announced for o morrow The Bobt. E. Lee aud . Indiana left New Orleans ou Saturday eveniog. the former for MouodCity and -the latter for Louisville We regret to learn that W. S. Brown is quite sick. Manifest . Mantkkst. Stjarner Quickstep, from Cairo. July 10, 1M . KTatntyiileWilHam t 'atd well, l(i huxes apples; Jaques, Huclxpelh. A Co.. 1 bid vinegar! J.C fc J. O. Smith, I Ihix lwls; CJ. tinroer 4 Co., 1 ubl mt;iik; T. J. l't-lau, 1 hot indite; Mar In. iari(-r fc Co., I hills, fobueco; K. . LuiiK-rson t o.. ;ji no ; r;. w. latntfc,. no.; w. rs Kuni.sno.j k. M. vau Hlr-er. a do.; Win. l. Brown fc 0", J do.- liulsvilie, rtr .Moriiin mar .i pkgs md. ; 2 lonn t(,rap iron, t hhd. tobaooo, 1 box d. Cincinnati J hales ooUou. - firlbur 11 barn-Is snar. Itlver Dispatches. ' Cairo, July 11. Fort liUt Alaxka. Cincinnati to New Orleans at 10 P.M.; Mollle Able, til. .Louis to New Orleans, at 10 P.M. ; Ham. Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati, at 4 A. M. ; laiminarj, V icSliur( to St. Lou IK. at o A.M. ; (ire'il Republic, New Orteana to hi. ImiH, hi, 7 A.M. ; 14. C. Oray, Ht. J.oiila to 1'ittsliarK. at 1 P M ; Kubicon, Hi. Louia to Vieli-.hu i g. at A p.m. ; Ariuadx, EvanvUI lnt-i;oi, 810pm.' The rlvr him f .nea two lucliei. Weather clear. Tiievmomeler 9u', Kashvili.e, J!y 10-HIer falling; 28 Inches yet ou the shoal; weather lair and hot; In the slial at noon, lieparled: Klla Hughe, for Cairo.; Louisvillk, July 10 Port LUt Champion, Cincinnati t Ml. LonU; LeClair No 2, lo Tennessee Kivcr. The river ia falling with 7 teet 3 luchei water ia the cm ii al, 5 fed M inclie.M on the fallu, and 4 feet 3 Indies over the roc Its. Weather clear and very warm. Pitthbcko, July lflMonongaiieU 8 feet 7 inchea aud rising. Wetttkr clear aud warm. ThermouieLer 8iJ. . . - .i ' i - Cincinnati, Jn'y 10. Port List-rJepart-ed, iliuueina, MeinphU; Hob itoy. New O: leans. lliver falling, with 2J feet of water in the channel, and 62 feel under the bridge. . r Mkmphis, July in. "ybatber clear, marcmy lit, la.lUuK slowly. lieparted. Marble City, to Vieksburg; City of Cairo, Ureal Republic, to St. Louis. ' New Orlkaks, July 10. Arrived, Mississippi : departed, Lizzie Gil), to Ht. Louis; Indiana, it. K. Lee, to Louisville. STEAMBOATS. - Cumberlacd River Freight TirE STEAMER L E W K L L I N leaves Padueah every MONDAY and TriUlt.sUAV,at 12o'cIock M., for CLARKSVILLK and way landlua. Passenitera and freight by steamer Armada, leaving Kvansviue Wednesday and (Saturday, make direct con necllou with Leweliin at l'adu.-aii. Koth passengers and freight taaeu at sai.iAiaci.ory raios. jys-UiW FOB OWENIiBORO, ' CANJSKLTON, The maguiticetit passeugur steamer iJtt- TARASCON,1 ; fr -rwaxe James Mather. Master 1 Miles ix. Warrep, Clerk, Will leave for Louisville and all way land iugs, ou .... -' MOXDAT, JULt nrra, at 10 o'clock a.m. .. For freight or paswase aprrly on board, or 10 ., 4 , . w.u.uivufffi a w,, dlt ' Agents. FOR CAJEO. COl.UMBCS. AND MEM PUIS. The Deaa Line's splendid steamer - - DilMNEULiiL, m W. B. Miller. Master: , . , . wm. liaii, cierk. Leaves for Memphis and all way port on 5losAY,JULV Wth, at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or passaio apply on board, or vo nuji t-rt 1 , rAia 1CK , A ixj.. dlt 1 ... r . i. Airents. FOR ME.MIMUS.VICKSBtrUtf, ANU - ... KKW OIiLKAiSd..t. . ! ' i . ' : . torn- . ' ' . 1.'....; ;.! c

The maKulflceni new steamer L. B. Uunham, Master; .1- liany Walker. tCierkB . Kick. PeuulUKton. J -'er"t Will leav for New Orleans aud all way ports, 011 . 2 TL'SDAY, July 13th, at 3 P.M. For freight or pasaa: apply on beard, or to W. Of. hltowN Jr '., - ' HUMHUKfcV, FATH1CK 4 CO., Jyl2d2t Agents. Slercliant Tailor. Can be found al NO. 8 CUANDLEWS BLOCK apliiain (lif-MTAIKSJ

SS0XETAUY & COMMERCIAL

new lorK Marat t. " By Teleicraph. Nw Yok. Jaly 10. ABHB3-Pot steady at J7 357 C2; nearls nominal. CTTON.-Onned dull ant cijs1 with rather more tone; sales of 87! bates at Sl'i (a.MV,a for uplnnds lodu-tteceipis, o,vir ioi"i irumn mwfr and less active; sales Of 7,ltXl barrels at 8j 20 Sri &) for sapcrfloe IState and WeHtern; U Mka,W w or extra Mate: ajnu un lor onto extra western; ti inn i. ior white wheal, extra; 81 &in& H7 for roundhoop Ohio; 7 Wdtl 50 tor extra Ht.. Louis; S,'(1U 00 for Rood choice do., rlolr,K dull. Call torn quiet; sales -JW nils at j 4. no s. reon ouiet at s l.v itf an). Kye nour is firm ; Kales A) hbls at 1 uuai 40. WiriKY Firmer; sales liibbls western at (fl i;tt 01 fo fiee. WnitA'fKecelntM .,.Til8 nusheisi market heavy and 2 v'k lower ; sales 41 ,00 J bu-heis at SI 50 cl 52 for No; 'I Kprlug, t he I alter price extreme; 1 al tor winter red western and lltKJftl ll lor Amber Michigan.. Kyk Hcarce and tlrm. BablbT Linll; sales 2,000 bushels ier man at Jl 4-. . . . Kar-.ev MALT Oiilef.. Corn fit e litis. 7o.27S bunliels; opened steady and rioted dull anil declliimu; sans of 4(J,oo0 bushels at 7,..f.i.c lor uw mixed Western via canal: UiuiWc for lo. via railroad ; 97(V!Wc for mixed, nearly yel low. - . Oah-Receipts. 1.0ii7 hu-hels: nrmfr, irregular, and unsettled; sals of an,noJ bushels Hi Bi.iASic for Western afloat; closing at Si!(tj,tC. CorK Oniet; sales oi &L bags of Rio Km-ouiet and uncnanzen. On private terms. tViiAfi-Hteaity : sales or jmiinus. noa at UfalllZc. and ii boxes Havana at liy2'-) Molasmk-s Dull and nominal. Petkoi KUMtiuiet at 17c for crude, and &t(aic lor retlneil. hops u.utet at HiftiAn for American. - Leathilk if umiui-K sole uulet at oO'U.llic for Buenos Ay res aud Hlo lirande light and uilddlo weight: 'Jtt'iOfSio lor iivy do.; MttJKiG ior caitrornia Ujjht and miudle weiuiiis; aud 2ti('Iha for iieuvy lo. Wool -Ou let and tlrui; sules o Hijo.OoO lbs. at 48i.Aork3 for domestic lleece : 2S 'c tor uitwa-hed; 2.j(t2(lc torsh- anngs; 4J.4 ic for palled ; 70e for tubbed ; 'JtiuWo lor 'iexas anu mqwa ior i an mrnia. fcil-s Lluseetl firm sttl 00l 02. . KPIRITS TURPBNTINK Qlllel. Pokk Quiet and (Inner; sales of 470 hbls at tUl U0a,- iO for new mess. eloln at J.S2 50 regular: S.'il 112 for old do.t I2(i 'j0ia27 0t Xor nrlme. and 2n Mot .V w tor prime mes, Ebkp steatly ; sales of ISO hbls. at 8S W at 110 00 for new plain mess; Sl o l.t 00 lr new extra mess fierce II efdull atS20 0!) raSij 00 for prime mess, and SJi OOj-iJ 00 for India mess. Bkkf Hams Steady; sales of 100 bbls. al 2o 00 a31 50 Cut Meats Quiet and heavy; sales of 250 packsses at . l.l! itllo for i-houlders; lll4C for hams. M mdles firm and qultet ; sales of 25 boxes ice-cured al li'ic Lard Qulei and steatiy ; saie of . 3-sO tierces at is;v'tli!'.,c for steam sua ll-'.''l i lor Kettle reiiuerm. Buttkr Quiet at lflj-loc for Ohio and 18.'434e for HLMie. , ; i Chkksk Quiet at lliilaXc. Freights to Liverpool firm; en sanemerits of 00,000 bushels wheal at bd pur su I and va per steam. St. Louis Market. By Telegraph. 8t. Louis, July 10. Tobacco Quiet, with not much oU'eriug. Cottok Nominal, at 'lti,W . Hemp In better deniaud, with sales of undressed at fl 001 40. Klous Active and higher for low Kraoes: superfine sold at , 10j.j (i7'4, XX id 25,0 60, XXX 87 25:37 6o, aud juuey 47 75 (9 bo. . , Wheat Choice old ad dry new Kail tiff at full prices; No. 2 Spring, sold al fl 20, and firm ; new and old red f all til uo; choice no red and white 81 45. . COK! Firm and higher; UflHKo for mixed, Vdn'.ur. for yellow, and V'c:l oo ior choice and faney white. ' Oats Very firm and held higher; sales at tiiJ70c for mixed, aud 75o ior jinuio white. M ye Kasler. at fl 10. . Whisky Advanced to UOcSl 00. 4ko:kkiK8 Quiet and u uciiauK:d. . Pitoviio-r irmr, hnt uui tuue-h do. ing. Poi k sold, ou aiders, lit r&l 2i. ltncCity sboulders rol l nt lie, clear rib sides 17c, and clear sldts lS!4c; eun viiKseil hani 21e. Lard Nothing doing; choice held al ItH; for small lots. llaclnnail K&rKct. By Teleraph.l Cincinnati, Jnly 10, , FLouuFlna and demand Haul: famllr t((0 V-i. wiiKAT-lle d at 81 3.u'i.t 40. and v o.slns dull. t.'ouN HcnioB and firmer; ear 7",.,77c. OA 1 Ad vsiuv.-i-t to T-tTOc. iinii iu Jliilil su(ily. nvK-uuii aim j.j. i WHINK.Y Advanced to Oilc and In corsl demand una held higher. - I'uovikio.xh Firmer but tmclianired. Mesa l'ors held at Built M. iits L"4p l.V'ic, loViC an 1 lulls. B ieou lie. 17c. 17c. s.udJsu; no sides; K""l demand for RU(Mircured hsm-; sales of JdJO tierces al 2lc ! limv HskluK'ji Lardlud al l'Jc; uolsalMble l belter than tc. jiiiller si itico aud llnu at 'tim-Jie. Kstxs 17(.tia 8UUAK-Firm and lu lair demitud : N'tw Orle.ns i;i!.ai.rj!.4o. ' Ulft ltr-i" K id demand at Ilt'J'lc. Oi 1.4 -LI 11 seed dull at fl .U 0.1: d-iiiiiild gut llhl. Laid i J-jl 1. ri-liol.-iun A&toOC. UiiLn-L10' :A buyiiiKAIon hy-Mitrk. l uuohauiced : curroncv In belter supply. 1 Kxchanuu i-'lrm at 1 .10 dihcminL linv. ilig aud par selling. ' Chicago Market. Bj Telegraph.) Cjuoaqo, July 10, FiiEioirrs-Actlve mid a ahnd flrmr: ena!remeiits at 'lii'.'.d for wheat to i;ufiaio huh v ' , .i I to K im-t'n. Y IXtla CXiilet but llrm at t5(t.l 21 for Hprln supei Rrie, wiiEAT-r air, senve on speculative and snipping tucounl; owlnti to umavorable advii-u ijnm t be L;ilei n 1111 lo-ls lnw sail S of 9. 1 at 1 :r2 4 1 f,t; No -5!-al tl :i,,i 81 : Mo. at 1 21ml -UV., c-lo.-:ii' unlet tl 3o?i(ai !il for No. i:; ut or 'Change the market was dull aud Uiisettlrd witn Mles of No.2at Jl ID! ',. selleis ooLlou. Julr tielive.ry. , Uium-tjtiiet and lower, ctoslnsr at 7'c lor No.'.i:speculatois weie nriucio.il ouerutors : ale al H tmHic for .'o 1 ami 77' 2 'a.'.t - fur N o. 2; after "Change theie were snles of Jiov x at hc, seuera' opllou, lnt iialr .In y. UArs-uicigun uiisettlott; prices lvydo lower, cIosiuk ai 08c lor No. 2. Uific uli and umcllve at :ru,Zo lower lor No. 1, closing nominal at SI DC. HAHL.K.Y .Dull and iuaetive ; In nbse!ioo Of sales the marker may be quoted 11 on 11nal.Jl 40L1 4j for Ko 2 f RovisioN-i Liull; ! ess pork nominal at I33;iardl.s i8,' e:dry salteil shoulders VJK; sweet picaied hams firmer, sales Hjo tit-ues Sew IorJc eld and tocl Markt t. By Telegraph. Nkw Yokii, July 10. Monky Kapler cl Oslo (f with a good upEly at BC47 per txauC Uoiimderatile currency as been lectived by th bsnns irom the We.t,iu receiving uerty jj."oo.iif)0. HTiitLJo Firm and timet al UHniiO. (ioui-Finn, with 1-k (-cli1hUiu. It Is believed tbak tha shlpnats lie.e in u few weeks wilt l,a quite (jlerl: priw opened at 13o7 atlvauead Ut i;ni,aud closed at 1; , -t.'.The bank tatrnuut Miovrs a contruct Ion by the banks, sud an increase of specie from Treasury dnUKrri,eut4. " BASK aTA.rKME.NX ! Loans.!.-. S25 4 U !i 12 liecrease . j,.V3l -Hpeele .-.4. , i,'J,ti.U2 lucrease,....,......-.,..., ; 74.1,04 ClrcuU tlou ' 111,277 .1(2.1 Increase ;!t..72 Deposits. (.w...t..'...A...........H 18.!, 1 07.20 Increase : a,7,772 Ievat Tender ...Z, 11,702,72s Increase.'....-.... ......;?..'...- (,'juj,4iii GOVERNMENT!! Opened sleaily, continued firm, and c!oed hih-r; ln.l.liMu Is known ss to the 'urther j.uicIimsh of bon.ls by the Oovernmeni; -.l iirlonss were; Coupons if 'HI, U.si,llS'; o.u 'tii l'.f-Vtl 22J : do. U9ll94; do. 5. IIhsI.' 4; do. new, 11734' 1 17;; dw. '07. lnlitf.tdo. "OS. IiT;ius; lo-ios, uuiiw. , flew lork Dry iooda Market. By Telegraph. ' Nkw Yor. July t. Dby Goons The dry oods tru.le is dull, but prices Hrm, and some dealers have advauced cambrics lo-du.v 'Ac: Washington Mills So- Ba'lou aud Ked'"-s '-.f. high colors 11-; pinks and purple-. I-.-.: Kill's bleach, d nuiduis are f liln at ll , MIDI Fruit the lAom and Irf)iiMdHle UK-; WamsuttaiASo: l. V. Mills 2-.; heavy brown ot nest. mxkeis, brinu; 17.-; second'. lo lU'ef '! ic .Hooilieru 15'4'1': Pittstleld i:to; Oottdim Piieaiu. Mills 4-4 shirting 12,';,c: dailc riuls il'vc, wni.ili Ha reducliou of the opening price of Fall, LouUTllleMarkM. T Telegraph. 1 LODitiViLtk, July lo. Foch Kupertiim SI '..1, UsAIN AMU ti Ot i.ltlfc-1 SttliJ, lld UUchauged. ToAtxx Sales of 111 hogsheads at 14 20$ 16.10. ' . I'imvisioss Firm; mens porlc f i.'IOJ; bacon shoulders ll',c; clear lib lSc; clt-ar sides ls!. Lako In tierce 1 !)!?. Hams Huyar cured i'.l'c. UltiHWIBKM-tlSJ. Memphis Market. By Telegraph. 1 Mkmphis. J iUy lu. 'otton-DuI1 at 32'c. ItecelpU i bales ; exports H78 Imies. . . I.OUK Uiiebaiined. Whkat New, l 2i.i 1 30. t,, C'okn Hales at 8fiiUiic. ' Oats stio. HAY-8..1 00. Bkam -2i iM?2 HO. C'oiiMMKAI.- 4 0.1,44 Z1. FoKK .H &J. I.AKO lil.2IC. Bacok Nominal; shoulders llc: sUss 18y,o.

Jfew Orleans Mtrlrci. By Teleiraph.) New Orliawh. July 10. CoTTON-Cnrlian(ivJ, wnj no sale.. (JOI.D YMf: Kteritnu. Ijo1. K,''iV7Ii'v 'rrM'11" 'lemnnd; Superfine, tn oa; xx. t.i -vi; xxx, smi 75. Cons-White, 81 07. . . ...

A Irt- i'niO. llHAN-tl Ol. Hay -82i 50. F'lKK-tl '.J 50. ' liAC ON-Wi ,1S14C. IjAKO-'flerci S. l!)!i'42fiV: r- W- i -.- j.plp,AR"T f,lrBI '. 'f'tninoD, W,i9,; prlras, Moi.awkh .Nominal ; r holce, fermeut1 . () 1 ,,, 1,. WllI-KY-tl OJ'.i'Sil (l. CoKit.Kair, l4i(,vUa prime, lSi ?$lo,s;. European M trket. By Cable Iojjdox, July 10. We ther fair Commi, tr momvat 91; on Awmnt Wi'H: -2o ben lnSlVj ; al Franktort Kile !, ttTlll iijiuou Ceutial Uj'-i ( Mucks dull. LiVKitPoor.Jiilr :i.-C..u.-m artlvo; middling uplands 12' 3; Orleans I2'i ; -hIdi 12,0.i liiiles; C 11 forn la. w Lite -viieui 24 0 1 ; m 1 1ed t '0111 i'ssiiil for old, n 1 z,s for new'; tuts Hs (i :- J'eas .-!), i'r.ivist xis Urirter ; V01 k (s; Beef His; Ltrd 71s; I'liee-n B iciiix common lt'isln 4s -id ; fine dtiio l s; H(iii its I'.-lioleuin M ; re lned ditto It iT.illow 4 vs; iurpelilluo 2s ; Lluseed Oil. il2, Cillt'l 10 pouu.ls. GLICK & B01WAUTZ, Xo. 11 Sou fit I'irht Mrvt - " - (CHAMULKli'd BiLfaCK,) Hoop Skirt fLnmf.:i'fy rjf i and CORSE V J I O USE, Ooods, whi-ie you ciia pet the ova nicies ul very low prices. All ilo.. hkll ts bought llulil its -Kill bt repaired fm. Of charne. vV'e solicit t oe l;iiieril alroungo ol the public In t lie vicinity. ' N.H. 1 iiis ii v tug at a distance delrtnc Hoop buiris will t-i ke Uie Jollowtnc tm- tv ures.niid we w til guuVitiitee a kohI tit: I. Measure aiouu.i tue waist; No 2 Leni-'fi No. IS. The 'i4r;. st wldta around ; No. 4. i ne price you wlsn to pay. All oul.-rs will heprompily Hilended t. , and sent to any point by ejtpie.ss. ltemember t be place : OLii Iv A SCHWARTZ, ap!3 dMm) Opposite tbe Opera ilousa ' rR(EDER & ""bEICER, Boot, Shoe, and Gaiter llmsS:xZQTf " IVo. $ Hecoml titrtiot,. (Between Malu and Hyoamr ;e,) 12 VA XS VI I N M JkN A . f'.'i best of Joumrymsi employed. KeitiriuKT Uniio Ht bhort Ntt4i. I!lh20 . ' ' STATIONERT, XOTE IMPfilt, ii:..n A.M All tho Late Styles, Yery Cheap, AT TII K JOUItNAL OFFICII. N KXT TO J'OMT-OFl- ICiC. I'CIl SALE. TllfJiri' t llOlt ti f T T I. O T HI. JU lying coiiti-tuoiis, ltwiB of 11, n loom. 10 mrame pori ions 01 tun cm iy. 1 eruis i-h Iuiiilie ol .11 1 1 N O iti-.LK . J8H2W Lusiness Ilousa to R st, TTxntvN' as si n.xts Hiitnrr between Meco id Htm '. hird. For irlu u.siw iiumiro a ti.W oitlto, or lot. A. LoiaiK or c. l J i J Mi IN.s. mitl2 .li t a. w. WA H r;K Titos. ( ON Y Ml ro Ao. il M ATX h'fUKtir. liULKIrf IN riAXoa.' oiiifiAXs, misi 'id Musii-iil Uo.l4 of all klndi. Orders by mail promptly attended tK lc.ll illy llo'in! of l'quiillAittlou 4 Tr. 1; uui no v 4 rs 11. ii 1 ui-. lly ol l.vitMN llJo will iiienl as a Hour. I l K.lUilll 1 1, 11. 1 1 Iti, the 'it. Clio 0 ( (.nil tuber, 111 wild city, on Tuesil 1 y. J , y jjiji lsi.'.l, :U !i o'cloek A.M. lur Ho-, ,,,,, eouuir.u...: .Ml c ri't-.l inn tne ... 01 real nii-l p, iKotuil pr.ipertf unit will continue i n I 11 I it. 111 il; i clu.y u n t.l I said useH.-.iiiciil-t tiru fnt'..$ ,a ttll, ,.,. reeled. A ll t :i x-yiti vers nre rern wst to ,.n pr. vious t4i I l.e 10 it ' 1 1 1 r 1 1 111. hi. I o !t 1 ho Board and examine 1 1n-i 1 ' i... n-Miut iil-v . By Oldel ol IUm Council. A M. Mi i I Ll FF. Ciei 1, i. v c . . ivi.-i h-.ik.. in. nu 1 v Cily Clerk's on . -Jul v ;l-i. 1 . 1 u fiit. L' 11 1011 for y J. o. Ki'HArr. W. O. W II ITI INuiIAM Oi.Vr.M A. liKIUHI S, ran .irro n'lnr.noiNi:, "fcPitATr a CO., rroprietorH, (OUXKIi MAJ.V and Klu'UIl! STUIiKTi LOUISVU.LM, KHIS'TUCKY. inhl7 lim STATIOIJEIlir. t a t r o n n AT VHOLESALE. O'nr stock In full, and consists In part of A'cc Paper, L- ttir Paper, Znyal Ctp, , Pvohcitp, French Moiiine Nute and L ller, . ''Grand Qu idi ilt- all si : 1 n-v ; qualities, En veh fll si'e.s, Shij'jii'H! Tttfjs, nil m'zrs, Jnkafauds, Mitcdttip Paler, Pvhl.er ;,oi,v Am I, 111 fuel, nil tho article kept In i First-Class I : Inn.-ry K.slabllshnn.ut. fail .-it tho .W I ! A t i KS I'-s for s new domestic aili.l.) of treat utility; me. in a llhivciHal v uiit ; t-.Iis nlsliit; no eom ).(- inioti. Herol sittnip for en.-iilar. l.I l'll I ,- hlKI.D.V DaM k, x'. h'2 Wusliilirlou Ht., Boston, .Ma is. J- l 7-w 4t Foit sa i.i;-si:i'ONii-li.M) imti'on M Al 111 N lv IIV-I 'sr.ls, 1 raw liu: 1'iiilms. C. 11111 and Fine ilern, lie -Hern, Ac. Pptli'il" 1 Ii ..-tl.--., Warpers, l or diM 1 I'll l 0'l pt'lt'e 1. l' I V-eh.) ,t, ATTl.l ,s. chin.is ii.iiii es I. f Agent I'reiiionl, Mills, l.ow.-il, M,iJ,A, fell) dfim 1 oil XI SI r.l.H- lml.mxi I. -el two-lech Iuihk lumber-, at cost, price, by KAI'l'Ll SALMON', aornt-r Dlvlniioa aud Cuunl i. IlihU dtl U a w)