Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 July 1869 — Page 4

SQ.CENT COXiU3XK Advertisements, In this column, of taree linos, each insertion. Thlity Cent.

FOR SAIE. itVI KRF.RS' tltlENIlt Or. Chick ' pii P.iwdtr. for the prevention of t nil-ken Cholera. KEK'S. for Bile at KOHLAEPJyll tut BUE MfK AXD VA'I'Ett for sale at SC'ULAKPtret's. Jyl3ii WHElTSOlS--.IX) new twobnshel for ale by RF.iLLY IV) . corner Division and Water HI. It GiTT.tE- A frame cottjue, corner of S-cond Avcdoo and Seventh Street, one squan from the tareet railroad, containing four rooms, cellar, porch, Ac. 'p..r... j oocir For nan Iculara call at south west corner of Second Aveuue and Eighth Sir et. Lamas o, unam unu FOIL RENT. Fcr Rent Till" THREE STOUT BRICK " !i I.Hn go "upied by I. 1. Hf1a"at No tVi Main Street. 1 Jf re.n,stP y tl.elr store, Nos. a and 62 Main &tTe'--, , ivdif All city papers please copy.) wnVsr-On Fourth Street, between P lm and Syca ... re. a double threeIdiek, wl.hwo Rood "eTlTer Wi l b., rented seoaiatelv or tfH?"? . ...... iv r fiTth i articular apply to Or F T nCNCIK. No. 22 .North First Street! jnn!5dtf WANTED. Tltt-ya I. 11HES-A few yountt ladies to sell r indispensable article, For particular', calt at the American; House, i:, om -J). Jy9dlw vp.unr.nc AOESfs TO null tVi F'orenca Kewlnz Machine In i n.ii ma ami Ki-utuekv. F i rt-cl ass terri tory and good inducements ntr-red to LIVK rn-n. j-7-H. HOWAKI. Xo. l South Second St. TUESDAY.. .... JULY 13 1869. Y KEWS. AsricaUnriil Societies. As the sem-p. approaching when the Connty Araott ral Societies are prepar ing to mat contracts for their printing w would "'jail special attention to our K.inerinr facilities for doing all classes of this work, i ch as Catalogues, Premium las f. Ticket. Ya are also prepared to set up one. two, aud three sheet Posters, In plain or colored Inks, at short notice. We have iut added to oar Job Depart ment five hundred dollars worth of the latent style of poster type, and our facili ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon ns, or neml for estimates. EVAN9VILLE JOURNAL. CO. Swimming. It ii estimate J that not. I. tlvm 400 men arid boys were in the river yesterday evening an last oisrht. swimmiDfr in front of the a city. Peaches. nipe peaches have ap peared in our ma:ket. They are shipTi;.l here from Tennessee, and sell at good prices. Ox Dir. We learn that a fashion11 take clace at St. Paul's Episcopal Church to-morrow evening. CoMXE'.eiAL Our Weekly Com mercial and Financial Summary will be found on the third rage of to-day's Journal. The lleport will be found full aud correct. 'nrmo The Criminal Court root yesterday, but transacted no busi ness. It adjourned until Wednesday, on which day the Grand Jury will convene. New Front. Messrs. Wheeler & the front of their "ic-' , ... siore torn down, with a view to Luild- ; . o nnv. on a on account of the old walls lieing badly cracked. Closing the Term. Judge John cr.n n:a ft nasseneer for Mt. Vernon bv the Ouickstep yesterday. He ex peots to close the present term of the Posey Court of Common Pleas in two daysAt Last. After repeated suggestions, we are at last pleased to notice that the alley in the rear of the C.ty Prison, has been fixed up, and hereafter it can be crossed in time of rain without the use of a pontoon. Commendable. Charles Viele, Esq , is having a new pavement put down in lront and along the side of his store, which is very commendable, to say the least. Besides, it will be go nice to travel over on a velocipede. Coming in. Tobacco is already being shipped to this market, with ordeia to hold until tho big sale on the 2b'ih of this month, on which occa sion a grand lunch will be served up lor the buyers and shippers. Tobacco Sale3 To-Day. There will be a large sale of tobacco this morning by MartinGardner it Co., who will have on the " breaks " about ninety hogsheads. The sale will commence at 10 A. M., and as it will be large, a full attendance of buyers is requested. Filling the Contract. An additional two inches of gravel were placed on Sycamore Street between Water and First Streets yesterday to fill the contract with the city. When completed, Sycamore will be the finest street in the city. Rebuilding. C. Haaae, whose building was recently burned down, on Main Street, between Seventh and E'ehth, i putting up a two-story rck on the site of the old one. The foundation walls are already partly up. Blackberries. This fine fruit is becoming quite plenty in this market. It seems those who go out blackber rying have to encounter some difficulties. We heard a boy say, yesterday, " If a man don't come out, an old woman does; and if an old womaji don't come, a dog is certain to be on hand." Proposed Change op Base. Mr. C. Langan, the courteous and oblig ing agent of the American Express Company, in this city, who has filled the position with bo much acceptance to the public, expects to retire from the position aDout tne loth inst., in consequence of insufficiency of salary. the company Laving determined to reduce salaries throughout their en tire organization. JUany will regret parting with Mr. Langan, who has made a host of frienda iu this city.

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Almost Another Fiee. About

11 o'clock on Sunday uight, afire wa3 discovered in the stable of Charley Smith, who keep3 the Depot House on Main Street, between Seventh and Kighth Streets. Tbc fire was discovered by Mr. .Smith's daughters, who saw the light from an up stairs window. Mr. Smith immediately put the fire out by scattering it with his hamis and feet, and in po doing got his hands burned. This fire was no doubt the woik of some scoundrels who wauted to commit robbery. A few ;..f0a mnro nml a roost destructive 1X1 I U IA a.uvw conflagration would have ensued, involving the loss of property worth many thousands of dollars. Another stable was set on fire in the rear oF a building on Walnut Street, opposite the Ninth Street School House, but it evidently did not get a good start, as it went out. A portion of the board in the alley were found in a charred condition yesterday morniDg. Our city is full of thieves and in cendiaries, and a close watch will have to be kept for the rascals. A dose of cold lead would teach the vil lains a lesson. A Good Joke on a Justice Ben. Stinson, Esq., who in his capacity Justice of the Peace, occasionally performs the maniie cetemony for gushing lovers, was the victim of a practical joke a short time ago. A man called on him a few nights since, and rtauested him to come to his house and marry him and his lady love. Of course Ben. went, and per formed the ceremony in his best stvle. After the fuarriage, the happy groom called the 'Squire out and told him that times were very hard, and that a dollar was all he coald aSord to pay, at the same time handing him the money, which the 'Squire pocket ed without looking at it. After he weut home, he thought he would take a look at his dollar, but lol he was a a victim of "misplaced confidence, for he discovered that the man had only given him a "fifty cent cur rency," and a last counterjeit at. that The Justice thought it was a good joke, and we think so, too. Those Bills.. The City Council has had before it for some timo pa3t, the bills of various physicians for vaccinating 2.S00 children, at ten cents each, and a few yards of names were examined last night. The order of the Board of Health was that all indigent persons who were not able to nay would be vaccinated at the expense of the city. Among the names on the list presented last night were those of persons who are worth thousands of dollars, and the Coun cil very properly declined paying the bills of such persons. The Doctors were ordered to make their bills over again, and were directed to charge only for those who are unable to pay. Grand Illumination and Select Concert. It will be a real pleasure to leave the sweltering atmosphere of the city to-night and spend a couple of hours at tho Artesian Springs Park, to witness the grand illumination aud listen to the admirable music of the EvaoBville Orchestra. The air at the park is always pure, and comparatively cool, and it will be a relief and a delight to spend the evening there. The Street Railroad Company will render every possible accommodation to those who attend the concert. Personal. We had the pleasure yesterday, of meeting iu the city, C. H. Haight, Es.q., representing the well known firm of N. Coronna & Co., Bankers and Commission Merchants of Memphis. Mr. Haight gives his especial attention to the forwarding department, and has shipped over 27,000 bales of cotton this season to K. Dunkerson & Co., agents of the South Shore Fast Freight Line in this city. He left for Chicago and the East last evening. Geo. Wolflin, of Mt. Vernon, and ex-Mayor Beck, of Shwneetown, were in the city yesterday. Not a Unit. The members of the City Council don't exactly seem to f aree in regard to 6idewalk improveuv nt? and are pretty equally divided ,uk question. One side. wants petitior.3 presentea lor siaewaiic im provements, while the other party don't believe in that way of doing business. The members ought to settle the point one way or the other. There are arguments in favor of both sides, but we believe the wants of the public at large will be benefitted by doing away with the " petition busi ness," because when some old fogies own whole blocks in a different part of the city from which they reside, thev don't care whether the other people ever have any sidewalks, and would never petition for the same We are in favor of the Council ordering nevf biaewaiKs, ana caving oja T 11 . 1 1 f - .15 ones repaired, without waiting for petitions. Our doctrine is, the "great est good to the greatest number." xiie school Iards. it was sug gested to us by a gentleman, yesterday evening, to call the attention of the school teachers to the condition of the flowers in the upper school yards. A small amount of weeding and hoeing will put the grounds in good condition and give the beautiful flow ers a chance to bloom. Hia j(jea js not a bad one, and it is a pity for the flowers to be left uncared for during the Summer vacation. We should think the old scholars would take pride enough in their old play ground to look after their floral favorites. The Vincenues, liko the Louisville papers, are mad because their old borough was not visited by the earthquake tho other day. It is only live towns, like San Francisco, St. Louis and New Albany, that the earthquake condescends to visit. AT. A. Lulger. Why do you omit Evansville, where we had the real genuine article, a regular quaking earthquake?

COCXCIC PROCEEDINGS. Cotncii. Chamber, ' Evansville.July 12, 1869. Council met at 8 o'clock P. M. Present Mayor Walker ancCounciifeinhach. Hopkins. Semonin,

Orr, Stuuopf, Steineker, Wiltshire and Doughty. . Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. The following bills were allowed: Merchant A Wells, work on lock-Bp..J100 00 John A. Reitz, lumber. 34 95 John A. Keitz, lumber J D. Fwir, work on sewer Thos. Bulien . H. C. Jewell S Co-, ice Hurley Boylo. contractors....... Huxh Duffwy, (?ra.vel . 320 69 W) 05 95 50 6 00 797 at 23 50 158 9 51 82 15 00 14 00 325 10 K7 80 13 10 Kvausville Journal Uoaipany.Pleiuaut Oeutry, earth Con. Lehey, earth..... AVm Snberion. c eanina mww, Street Superintendent's bill John ingle, jr., on, cum. ..... Wm. 11. walker Mr. Hopkins, from a special com mittee, to whom was reterreutne dius of various physicians for vaccinating 2800 children, made a report, sug gesting that the physicians swear to the bills before they were paid. Considerable discussion ensued, when Mr. Wiltshire moved the bills be laid on the table. Mr. Semonin moved to refer the bills back to the Doctors, to be made out in accordance with the order or the Board of Health, authorizing the same. Mr. Semonin's motion prevailed. Mr. Steinbach reported that lots six and seven, block 34. Eastern En largement, had sufficient water on them to float several alligators, and said they ought to be filled up. Ou motion of Mr. Doughty, they were ordered to be fiiled. Mr. Hopkins, from a special com mittee to examine into the expediency of grading Second Street from Powell to tho boundary line, reported that the street should be graded between College and Cowan Streets. The City Surveyor stated that no grade had ever beeu established above Gum Street, and after considerable discussion, the matter was laid over for further consideration. On motion. First btreet, between Vine and Division, was ordered to be repaired. Vm. llunnell asked to be relieved as surety on a certain bond. The Council had no jurisdiction in the matter, and took no action. Mr. John Schubert made a complaint iu regard to a discrepancy in surveys made by Batemen and Saunders in Archer's Addition. Mr. Hopkins moved that a committee of three be appointed to confer with the City Attorney, and ascertain, in cases like these, whose survey was the correct one, each being, at the time the surveys were made, legally elected City Surveyors. The motion was agreed to, and Messrs. Hopkins, Semonin and Wiltshire were made the Committee. ' Mr. Doughty also made a similar complaint in regard to some property owned by Mrs. Lovell, which was referred to the same committee. The bond or James Parfett, cistera contractor, with Asa Iglshart and Wm. Lockyear as" sureties, was read and approved. Joseph Stahlhcefer reported $213 for outside collections for the past two weeks at the Upper Market. In response to a petition numerously signed, a fire cistern was ordered to be built near bt. Mary s Uatnolic Church, on Cherry Street. Also the following nre cisterns were ordered to be built: two in the Ninth Ward and two in the hirst Ward, to be located by the Chief of the Fire Department and the Councilmen of the Wards, and the Clerk was directed to advertise for bid3 for building the same. A sidewalk of class JNo. J was. or dered to be put down on tho east side of Walker Street, between Third an 1 Fourth .Streets; also the owuers ot Lots 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22 and 23, iu Block 13, Fourth Enlarge ment, were ordered to bring the side walk to the proper grade and put down a sidewalk of class No. 2 thereon. A. petition was received from John W. Scott, asking that the grade be established at the corner of the canal and Fourth Avenue, and requesting that a committee be appointed to look into the matter. Wiltshire, Orr and Doughty were appointed the com mittee. Mr- S'einback moved that the side walks on the south side of Canal Stree', from Fifth to Seveuth, be repaired. Lost. The two brst blocfcs on eycamorc Street were accepted by the Council, they having been brought to the proper grade. A committee was appointed to ex amine the two ne xt squ ires. On motion, the Chiet ot the Dire Department wa ordered to go to the Ninth Street School House yard, and make arrangements to use the water for fires in the cisterns in the school yard. On motion, the contractor for the work on Seventh Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, was ordered to complete the work. The wharf reports for several weeks were as follows: Sam. Havlin, $123 75; Phy. 1). Viets,$2G2 03. Jacob S. Lowry asked that the time for completing the work of bowldering Locust btreet be extended until the first of October, because bowlders cannot be obtained. Action was postponed until next meeting. A petition was received, asking that Ninth Street and Tenth Street he opened from Harriet to Washington Streets. Referred to a Committee consisting of Wiltshire, Stumpf and Steinbach. A petition from citizens of the Fitth Ward asking that a nuisance he abated at the corner of Fifth and Division Streets, was referred to the Committee on Nuisances. A petition asking for a brick sidewalk on Main Street, beyond Eighth was laid over one week. On motion the Council adjourned. Just So. The price charged by Mr. Robert Boyd, of this city, for the plans and drawing of the Ninth Street school building, in this city, was $250, and we understand the building to be erected in Henderson is not designed to be as large cr a3 elegant. It is more than probable that the people of Henderson would have saved money by having had their drawing done here. - Prompt. We called attention in yesterday's Journal to the fact that First Street, in front of the Adams Express office needed repairing, and we are pleased to report ttyit the matter was promptly attended to yesterday. Going John S. Hopkins, Esq., will go to Terre Haute this evening, to examine tho hook and ladder apparatus recently purchased by that city. If they are of the right kind, he will probably recommend the purchase of the same kind for Evansville.

Evansville Library Associa TION. The following list of delin

queut stockholders of the Evansville Library Association has been taken j from the stock-book of the Association. In order that errors, if any exist, may be corrected, the stockbook will be kept at H. O. Babcock's office, on First Street, for inspection until the 20th day of this month. Friends and representatives of deceased or absent members should look after their stock, so that the Board of Directors may know what to do in the premises. The present Board proposes to collect all delinquencies where practicable, and by process of law if necessary: Allen F O S12 00 A mory Francis 8 00 Amory J u ? 00 Aikman W M.. 8 00 Beyreis 10 00 BusKin J W.. 10 00 Baer David 6 00 Kritton Thos.... 2 00 Lawrence J M. 8 00 Lowry W J 10 00 Minor Jas K ... 8 0.) Martin J E 8 (0 McClain J F... 3 00 MagheeG .. 8 00 Meyer M 5 00 Mesker J B.. 15 00 Maid low Mrs... 10 0) MeGrew H J.... 5 00 Menifee W B... 5 00 Mark D T 2 00 Mark W J 10 00 M e r nweaiher D A 10 00 M endows H L. 2 n) McFarlandWA 5 00 Ne-bitWF 2 00 Oakley J A 10 00 Pat;e Wm 1 .1 00 Page W A 8 00 Preston Cyp... 12 00 Plumer N 8 00 Parsons B 2 00 Parkhill W H . li) 00 Phelan Jo 7 00 Hai hbone O W 3 01 R-illy Osborne 5 00 Kettz J V 8 00 iieaviM Wm 7 00 HofnmuzAU 2 00 Ileis 2 00 Itoach J D. ...... 2 0 .SeiAomu J 5 00 Hemonin Peter 2 00 Scanllin J 8.... 5 00 Hiemtt Alex ... 12 00 Soreiicoo 11 (0 BittrolffO A.. Baker Wm BemmtC K Bnrgmari J H... Binsihani W H. Hoeppie W T ... Broughton C F. Babcock CIim.. Hoicourt Wm... Baser E Mrs,... Baker Louisa Bauer AlbertBoyle Pat .. Bell Wm M Bixby E N Cumiok 8 N.... Cook H A Crane I N... Copeland (J E.. Crisp J F Cioad II W Cailin J H. Decker & Kramer Decker chr .. 9 00 9 00 5 00 8 (X) 8 0) 8 CO 10 (X) 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 7 00 3 00 7 Oi 5 00 14 0;) 8 00 14 (0 3 00 2 00 2 0 3 00 3 00 4 00 Dexter 11 T-. Dunkerson KK 14 00 eNnis C 2 00 D:xon Geo L 2 oo Ksslinger .1 2 00 Eurraan E J.. 10 00 Foster A H U 00 Fergus R 8 Oo Foster Geo. . 14 00 Fe.druau H 10 00 Farrar A H 10 00 .GwaihmeyliC 8 CO OwyneWra, 14 00 Gavisk T J 5 00 Ooodlett N M... 15 00 Geupel J M 10 00 Green Frank.... 5 00 Gaither Thos... 10 00 Green J B 10 00 Hutchinson AJ 5 00 Ki-anUiu J a M 2 00 SSchoenlttub E.. 00 SiDzich John.- 2 10 HtacSuouseO... 10 00 r-haklin J M... 3 U) Suheller Fred.- 10 1 0 MraithMN... 5 00 Sparks V E 10 00 tSnttou Geo 5 00 Stone F W 10 00 Shraeder A 5 00 Hinith G C 3 00 Wtockwell N H 5 00 Stiuson Ben.... 50 Thompson S W 5 00 Turner Mrs C... 14 00 TornmeheltC 5 00 Urie Geo 15 00 Hopkins J S .... 3 00 HealyJobn 5 00 Hopkin F 5 00 Hall J B 8 00 Howes Louis. .. 8 00 HuxheR J W.... 14 00 Hubbeil Wm. 14 00 Hynes Biythe 6 00 Head J D - . 10 00 Haasl - 2 00 Hawlev L A.... 10 00 Hensou J C 5 00 Head C F 10 00 liiilllobtA 5 00 Half Jacob 5 00 Jewell J C 8 00 Johnson M 8. ... 8 00 Jones & Gitch. 5 00 Keller Chas 3 00 Kinsman W H. 5 00 KelloKg C H.... 3 OO Ktssler L 10 00 l.ewis E O Mrs. 8 00 Leavitt SIC. 7W Laval John 8 00 Uhlhorn & Brinkman 10 00 Van Riper KG 2 ou WslkerGeoB. 3 00 Walker Jas T.- 5 00 WelotzJacoo.- 8 00 Wells Mrs C 14 00 Wheeler J C.. 8 00 Wolflin Geo 10 00 Walker W 11 ... 2 00 Warren G v..- 2 00 Whitney H A... 8 0 White Ed 15 00 Wood W II 15 00 Walker M C 14 00 Whittlesey AT 5 00 Wheeler W T... 10 CO Weil F 10 00 Wack C F 10 00 Wetzel Val. ...... in O1) Wymoud J ...... 10 f3 By order of the Board cf Director. ( digued) li. O. Babcock, Pres't. Another Murder in Tehee Haute. Tcrre Haute is rapidly gaining a reputation for startling crimes. A week ao to-day two men, good citizens, were shot down in cold blood, by a so-styled policeman. On Sunday John Petri, a worthy citizen. discovered a robber and thief in his house. He had robbed the mon?y drawer. Petri found him under s bed in daylight, and made him come out and disgorge. Suddenly he drew a pistol and shot Petri, inflicting two serious wounds, from the effects of which it is feared he will not recover The assassin was captured and lodged in jail. Just before the train left yesterday, a large crowd was gathered about the jail, and it is probable that Terre Haute has, ere now, -been rid of two precious villains the assassin of Petri, and the would-be assassin of C. W. Brown and Major O. J Smith. New Firm. II. T. Chute & Henning, two energetic young gentlemen have formed a co-partnership for the purpose of carrying on a retail Boot and Shoe business, and have located at No. 2S Main Street, next to Shanklin & Rielly's store. This is a good combination, and they propose to keep a stock fully up to the wants of the .city trade. They have a large and elezant assortment of Ladies' fine shoes and gaiters, which they pro pose to sell at prices as low down as can be had in the city. Mr. Chute has long been engaged in the shoe trade, and knows the wants of the people in that line. We solicite for the new firm, a liberal patronage Their card will be found in to-day's Journal. . Recorder's Court. Jacob Roeh rig, for maintaining a nuisance, was find $ 9 10. Paid. A young man, for being drunk, was fined $9 60, which he replevied. At his request and on account of it being his first offence, we omit his name. Peter Bruoer, drunk and disorder ly. was taxed 16 80. and went to the Lock-Up. John Schulte, drunk and disorder ly, was fined ?5 80. He went to the Castle. Joseph Jurgensmeier was fined $6 45 for abusing his wife. Paid. " Frenchy " and " Stumpy," the ju venile thieves, were discharged. Frank Pritchett cave bail in the sum of $500, and was released. Equalization. The City Counci will meet as a Board of Equalization to-day at 10 o'clock a. M., and con tinue its session from day to day unti the business has been gone through with. ; The New Bell. The new bel for the Jackson Engine House has arrived, and will be put up at once It has been needed for some timo the other being so badly cracked that it could be heard only a short d-is tance. rAKTNEKSltir, HAVIX-J ASSOtllATEIMVITH ME as Partner iu business., Mr. Aug.Shaler, (late from Cincinnati,) i lie ririn'n name W1U herealter De uorgman at nhater. J. H. BOKGMAN, i A CARD. In reference to the above notice, let it be suUioleut to say trial, we will endeavor to do onr cieau oet-r, witn me many ood ca tomers ot the late firm, and by attentive ness lO business anu just dealing, expect to merit all their patronage, anu secure many others.-- , Very respect fully, BO KG MAN SHAFEK. Dealers In fc.roceil s. Provisions, c, Third .Street, bet Main and Locust. EyaasviUe, July 7, 180V. jy7-lm

JLOOAI, notices. Dr. J. White at the Sherwood House till the 10th or September. We refer our readers to a notice of Dr. J. White, in another column of our journal, published a short time after Dr. White's visit to our city some years ago: y' Dr. White." We have been been called on by several persons who have been benefitted by his remedies,

to express their gratitude through our columns. Several severe cases of chronic disease of various kinds are reported to us as having been cured or permanently relieved. A friend who has suffered for many years from inveterate dyspepsia, with all its con comitant affections, tells us that he has beeiy completely cured. A lady who has been solely afflicted for years with chronic pectoral afflictions and distressme cough, deems herselt cured by Dr. White's remedies. beveral cases of scrofulous affections and white swellings have found relief under the Doctor's 2are. A variety of other cases are reported to us, too numerous to mention, which we have been desired to notice, lhe Doctor s visit here appears to have been a for tunate one tor himself as well as his patients." .. Also, the following from the Hen derson Weekly Reporter: , We have had an opportunity ot examining his testimonials anu pri vate letters, which are lrom the high est authority, and we have no hesi tancy in saying to the afflicted that they need have no scruples in placing the most implicit confidence in him as a physician. We regard him as a high toned gentleman, and teel cunndent that ho would be the last man to impose upon the afflicted. Y e would, therefore, advise such as are in need of medical assistance of an cxtraordi nary character, to apply to Dr. Y hite. Summer Hats. A splendid as sortment of children s and youths Summer Hats at bottom prices, by jylOtf t . A. Weber & CO. Armstrong's Patent Musquito Net Frame. None better. Gold Sj'tectacles, Hilver Spectacles, iiteel Spectacles, for the millions, from $25 down to 25 cents a pair, at OEISSLER & DELANO S, jyl0-2t 54 Main Stree. FLOUR! FLOUR! FL Uli! New Tennessee wheat Flour to be had at tne Great Western Mills, at $3 25 per sack, corner Fourth and 1'ulfOQ Avenue. jy7-tf Vahlberg & Dixon. EST" For pure Drug". Chemicals Liquors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils Pomades, .brushes, toilet boaps and Fancy Article, go to the Opera Drug Store, 18 South First Street. Fresh Blue Lick and Congress Water. 1 ar ticular attention paid to compounding prescriptions day or night. m27. So? Eminent New York and Phila delphia Physicians claim that Dubois' Missisquoi Jowder actually cures Cancer. It is advertised in this issue. ST Armstrong's Patent Musquito Net t rame. I ne ne plus ultra. AS? Undressed or wash kid gloves. fatty cents per pair, at Hughes s. tt fiSr Sixty mats of flno Java Coffee for sale at I. &. D. Heiman s. ir T. C. bridwell & Co, corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat ent Medicines, American and import ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully com pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con gress an l Rockbridge Alum Waters jel7-tf . To Let. Having more room than is necessary for our business, we will rent a part of our house, (No. 30 North Water btreet ) to a good, re sponsible party, on reasonable terms J. C. Dusouchet & Co. Evansville, Ind., June 7, 18U9. tf Jgr3?The best standard brands of Flour for sale in the city: Vahlberg"& Dixon's choice family, Cynthiaua IMills, Telegraph Mi 111 Bingham's Moon Light, and a variety ofl w grades of super fine. aP20 II. D Allis & Co. REAL ESTATE. .ew Real Estate Agency, JT. I". Elliott fe Son HAVE OPENED A REAL ENTAT1 Agency for the sale ot and renting O lands, houses. Ac Ac. Persous bavin;: booses or land to rent or sell, or persons wishins to purchase or rent, wilt do well by calling ou them at their office, on Third Street, near Locust' . IJlocki Jtmell tf COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS. Railroad Notice. TVY-OTICE J ICEICEItY GIVES TO Xl the qualified voters of the county of Vanderburgh, thafcr i" pursuance of an order of the Board of Commissioners of said county, rendered at their June term, 1809, the polls will be opeued ou the oth day or August, 1809, ut the several voting tuacfa In said countv. to take the voles ot the legal voters thereof upon the subject of said county aiding in tne cqusn nciiou or the Evansville, Carini & Paducah Railroad to the amount ot two nun area anu loriy two thousand dollars. Given under my band, thi 17th day ef June, 1809. viotou biblh, Auditor of Vanderburgh County, jua2't (iw4v Charles Babcock Co., IMPOKTEM ANO SEALERS IN Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Dam' asls. Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad iSkins, Shirtings, ic, &c, JSo. 3Xaiw street, mu20 EVANSVILLE. IND. Notice. IE FlKJl HOUIiHAV- At, UtriMKi was dissolved ou lhe 1st of tins month ny mutual consent. Frank ueiime wiiuurawiug irom t,aid firm. 'lhe uusiiitss will ho carried on by the remain-n partner, who is authorized to o 'iect aud settle up all outslHiidtnx ac count-. JOlir 11. BOKUMAN Juu28 dlw G. W. WARREN. THOS. CONVNGTON So. 61 MAIN STREET. WAKUO fc COSYAGTO.V, SKAL.EKS 1M PUNOS. OliCANS, MUSIC, And Musical Goods of all kinds. Orders by mall promptly aliuded to. ivJJ dly

HI VER NEWS.

For other River Item tee Third Pagt. The weather yesterday evening con tinued excruciatingly hot, the mercury ranging as high as 93 up to dark, and even up to midnight the heat was intense, with but little air astir. The additional arrivals and departures up to midnight Include the Falls City, Howling Green to Louisville; Romeo, from Clarkivllle; Mollie Norton, to Henderson; Quickstep, to Cairo; Hartford, to Green River; R, C. Gray, St. Louis to PitUburg; Kap.Uan No. 2, from Kastport. The Fail City had a big trip,' Including one hundred and eighty hogsheads oi tobacco... -..-The Borneo had one hundred and sixty-six : ogsheads of tobaco and considerable other frelght.....The Quick step and Hartford had very fair trips out. ..The U. C. Gray arrived, from 8t. Louis yesterday evening with a fair trip. Bhe added a round lot of freight here..... The great tow boat, DlcK Kulton, passed down yNterday evening with an Immense tow of coal .The Kajidan arrived at 9:30 o'cloc'.c with a moderately good trip . The Komeo reshaped ber up-river freight on toe it. u. uray, luciuuiug a large iui, i-i boiler iron. Manifest of steamer Ttapidan No. 2. from K tst port to Hvsmsviiie, July 12, 1809: Uiuoinnati itobt Mooru i o, joaiese.ilton ; MelHn, Brown & Co. 15 bogs pea nuts. Kvansvilie Weidon Bros. A t'o, hhds tobacco ; t 'has Babcock & Jo, 1 pkg leather ; M liall, Jiy bdSH wlies', 1 sunds, l oulo whx, I do do soda bottles: Kagon, Dickey & Cars. n. 1 bxegns: Hodge A Co, 5 0(i0ft lumber; Dick May nard, 600 ft lum ber; t'nas veiledc Co, 1 horse, luo iv inmber; Macaey, Nisbet & Co, 2,(KK) ft lumber. 1 nti.l toiia.-co; Lee Hoyell, 0 bugs wheat, 1,510 ft lumber; Kolit Barns, H.OoO sh ingles ; Ciias Wiiheiiui, i ale b-jxes. J'aducan J W Lede, 1 bid lard. New Orleans John K Kinv, 1 hhd tobarco; Be id.es. Wiiiko & Co, 2 hhds toimcco; Hale, Buckner & Terrell. 3do do; hett'e Bros, 1 do do, 1 bx do; WT Overstreet. 1 bx tin, 2 ps nutter; Kovrler, Leo A Co 1 bx tugs; Kowur & ilalarun, 2 hx ale. Lagrange v uniace. Lagrange furnace Cuinpauy, 3'2 Osigs coru. uvreiisooro J W Uavi. 1 lOi. moving plunder. Manifest Steamer Romeo, July 12 R IC Dunkerson v Co. 1 hh'is tobaco: Marti u. Gardner & Co, 8 hhd t baCt-o, 1 bx do; J 11 Fuck. I trunk mdse: P Gresham . btU wh.sky; Kigoii, Dickey & Carson, 1 osss a't.t iO pieces bacon; II M esweetser, l oox mdse; Keiiz & llaiu-y, 1 bol scrap Iron, dtc; Wood row, ltenz & to, tl pug. md.e.leuoy, ujwles A Co. 1 ool vinegar. ew Albany-H'J t-heeU boiler Iron. 1 bag 'VOOl. Louisville I bbl mineral. 73 sheets boiler Iron. ECIver I)Uiatches. PiTTSntmo, July 12 Monoiieahela 7 feet 3 iiicije-, Htui fall. Weather cloudy. Ther mometer lS Loxthvillk, July 12 i'ort List Charm er. Kvansvilie to Cincinnati: Rob Roy. CI n fin uati to New Orleans. River falling, with 7 leetlntlie c nal ; 5 feet 3 inches ou the lal!s. and 4 ieet 3 inches over the rock. Weather clear and very warm; heavy shower this afternoon. Nashville, July 12. River about stationary, wit n 21 indies on llarpelb Hhoals. Weather diy aud hot. Thermometer iW at 1 P. M. The Alpha arrived from Cairo. Misirins, July J2 Weather clear. Merenrv US. i lie river U declining. Arrived Belle Memphis. Departed Mollie Able and O minonwealth, New Orleans; Rubicon, Vieksbur; Julia, Ht. Lout-. Cincinnati, July 11 Port List Arrivals: K. K. Hudson, Wheeling; Km in a Klovil, Na-hvllle. Departed: Tne regular iK.ck' t Atn'ona Is loading for Ht. Louis. The Robert Moore deferred ber departure to Nashville till to-morrow. The river Is falling, with iH'4 ieet in the channel, and ho1 feet under the bridge. St. Loch, July 12. Arrived CUr of Cairo, from Memphis; Great Rennbllc, from New Orleans : Luminary, from Vlcksburg; John W. Garrett, lrom Wbeelinr. IH-parted Minneapolis, rorS .Paul; Harry Joiiuson, for Keokuk ; Belle St. I.ouis. for Memphis; W. B. Dance, for Kansas City; Gem, for Tenume River; chuyler, f jr Peo.ia. The river has risen two inches since last report, but is now stationary. All I he upper rivers nre oil the decline. Weather dear aud very warm. Mercury too at a p.m. , . , . STEAMBOATS. Cumberland River Freight. TIIK M KAMKll I E W K t. t. I 3 leaves I'aducah every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 12 o'clock M ., for OLAKKjVILLfc? and way lanolngs. Passengers and lreight by steamer Aimada, leaving Kvansvilie Wednesday aud Saturday, make direct connection with Lewellln at Pailucah. Both t a-ie-igrs aud freight taken at satlslactory rates. Jys-d2w KOU OWKNSBORO. CANNKLTON AND LOU1SV1LLK. The splendid passenger steamer u?Tr;( "ROSE HiTE, V-' -' K r n It Hnrry. Master; P. B. Branham, Clerk, Will leave for Lou'sville and all way ports 1'1'llSIIAY, JULY ISTJl, at 6 o'clock v.it. For h eight or passage, npply on board, orlo W. G. BROWN A CO.. dlt ' -. Agents. FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG, AND - NKW ORLLANH. The mngulficeht Dew steamer HOUSTON, L. B. Dunham, Master; Hairy Walker. Ipierks Nick Penuinglou.J v',er"" Will leave for New Orleans and all way poits, on TIKSD IT, July 13th, at 3 P.M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W. G. liliOvvN A CO., HUM I'iiKKY, PATRICK A CO., Jyl2U2t Agents. ULlChl & SCHWARTZ, .o. 14 fcoufli Firtt Street, (CiiANbLicu's Block,) Hoop Skirt Manufactory, and COKSET HOUSE, Bi:ali;ks ms notioxm a fanct Good", where you can get the above articles at very low prices. All Hoop iskiiis bought from us will be repaired rt . 0 charge. We solicit the liberal patronage ol I lie pnb'lc in the vicinity. N.K. l oose living at a distance desiring Hoop Skirts will take the following measuies, nd we will guarantee a good Htl No. 1. Measure aronnd tne waist; No Length ; No. i ilie laigeM. width around; No. 4. J'ne pi ice you wi.:i to psy. All orders will be promptly nitenJed to,, and sent to any point by express. Remember the place: GL1CK A SCHWARTZ, apl3 d3m Opposite the Opera House BOEDER & BgCKER, Boot, SI109, and Gaiter Manufactory, IV o. J Socoud Htroof, (Between Main and Sycamore,) CVAXSVILLE, INDIANA".; The hert of Journeymen employed, Reiiirlagr done at abort A'otiee. mh29 TIIK MItilSQl'WI P O W K R acluiliy cures Cancer and Ucrolulous diseases ol the Skin. See report to L. 1. Medical Society, aud fdaleuient of Phvkl-t-lans iu circular, sent lree oa application to CH.s. A. DUBOIS. General Agent, P. O. Box 10.. lS'i Pearl St., New York. . LJyS damltew FORSAlE. A FIXE ItESIDEXOE, AND A , Sash, Door, Blind Factory and -Flooring Mill. Aivr RKsIfEXCK for sale on ciViiidler Street, containing eight looms; ai 1M ft!6L 'roUt by lM Also HASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACToKYatid FJoonua Mill, In complete runAiu" order, and hai a iiod trade, situated mi I he corner oi v uiuik 1 1 1 ... i -.-. I n.iuire of Jy7tf. ' ' WM. HUNNuXL. Merchant Tailor. I. TJan be found at NO. 8 CHANDLERS BLOCK Pal3m H'l'-t.TAIKS.)

THE MARKETS. flew lorn Market. By Telegraph. Nrw York, July 12. Aft8 Pots quiet and steady at 11 37i,i 11 62; pearls du I. Cottom -Unchanged ; sales of 8"j0 bale at 34 Ho for uplands. Kloub - Favors buyer ; sales 10 wr) bl.ln.at S5 'X)ct.y Oi) tor supurUue i-tate and Western; ti oo.iti'i 10 or extra State; 2(,tts t) for oltto extra Western; HWnTzi for white wheai extra; SJ 60vi7 00 lor roundhoooOhio; J7 0Urs7 M lor eitra M. Lou in; (X) for good to choice do.; clo-ii.g heavy. Included in silks are H.(M barren for expoit at W) 75 for Htate. Kl M lor Wes'ern. California oulel: sales I'M b ls. at

$ 4).'a eo. or. gou Is lU.i.ri. Isye Flour firm; mini of .Co barrels at tl lji'J 40; reCelnls &9.i2 barrel-. Corn Mkal-Iii r derate requeMt; sales for Jersey; 41 70 lor of 200 tiairels at 14 t Western. WsisKY-ln fair request; Kale of 150 barrels Western at t! o;u,.l 01 free. Wh bat iU-cel pts ;t.J),.fs busheiH; market be.vy and low -r- sales ol 121 uK) tn. attl 47 .il 4S for No. i.-"k rliig: tl 51 lor No. 1; 1 8O14 1 for :!f o.. j. and 2 Mpi luff : tl Stf for Winter Weslii; II 02'i lor Amber Michigan; SI 45 for .loft No. 2 Chlciyo Spring; SI 70 !o.- white Callfoi nla. KK steady ; sales or 2,0:0 bushels al SI 27 for We-lern, an I II 2S lor Stale. Bah'ky ash Baklkv Malt Dull and nominal. CoaN Receipt', 1(1,557 bushels at 73j7lc for new mixed Wesn-rn ou canal. '.Um'i '.e via railioad. and W". for misll lots of choice do.; closing heavy at about lii2c below exlreine quotstlons. 0TH Receipts, 4,iM lmheU; without decided change; sales of 4S,()oo bushels tit 82.80 lor Western afloat. CHAIN IN WAIiEHOCSK JTLY 12. Wheat, 51.1 014 bushels, including K:l,610 bushels of ( Mlliorma ; corn, 5il,l t.'i l.usii.js; oats, V4 1,017 bushels; rye, lj, (70 buhe!s; barley, 2X7" bushels; mult, f,') bushels; pens, i7,bil buslie s C FKltK Hi o null and quiet. Hl'OAB Firm and In go.nl demand ; sles of l.ooo baireNof Cubist I1J; ill X; and 1jOO boxes of Havana on p. Ivale lei ms. MoLAHSKS llil I and unsettled. I'ktkulel'M -Q'llet at 17o lor crude and 32:t2l-ic lor refli.e 1 Hops Quiet aud steady 0115 for American. Oil Linseed qnlet atjl r.1 01. Tuwit.iTi ! K Firm at 41 )5c PosK-F.rm; ale of Mt Olds. BtS'!2 12". f.ii X7 lor new mess; If 11 75 (r old ; ! ' 27 00 lor prime, aud 25 ij2tf (XI for prime men. Bkk.F Acl Ive and steady ; sales 1, K) Mil" at tH Wit Hi A) or new plain mess, and Kl 0 I (SIS 00 lor li W ext'a mess. 'I tetee beef nominal lit f20 rt) r, Zt Oil for prime lues aud f S oon'iO 00 for India mess. Bkek 11 a MS -le idy ; sales of 0) bb's. bt 120 OOuUI 0". Cut MK.4T9 Quiet and hevy; fal- of 1'iO packages ut i ),' n He lor shoulders, and 10'illiVC forliams. Middle steady. LA Kb Qlet and steady; mile-i of ;T5 tierces at id'lUc for s;eam and V),-u;t,'Jh: for kettle rend-ied. Buttkk Mteady at l(i32c for Ohio and 20 ino lur si oe. CJIKlcsB Dull at 10 a 15c. Fkeiohts To Liverpool scarcely o fl rin ; e gatieiueuts of s.i,im Im-beis w neat at d per sail aud l:i7,d per siwaiu. tJnctnnatl Karuct. By Teletraph.J Cinoiwn ati. J u!y 12. Floub Dull but unchanged; family Joe t 25. WllKAT-Ddll : red Si 35 -a 1 40. Corn Uuchauged aud iu uemaud; ear 75i77o Oats t!caree and firm at72ij7..c. Ryk-DuII at 1 15. IIaklki I)ull and lower; new fl .tl 10. CoTiO Unchanged ; lulddlln' : tc. ToBAi'C ) I'irm and in good demand lit ful I prices. Whiski Higher; ctodi)g at t'S"-L2I ; not much oil. Ting. pKoVlsioNs-Qulet but firm ; meH orlt held at I H, but luere Is not much demand, and S tt 50 I the rate ottered ; bulk meat firmer; boulders 12 t I ; hide i.'.,e; bacon 14c, 17:c, and Jsj; demuud .juile light. LAHb-Held ut J!)a, but loo tUrotS ',7ere sold at lHic BurricK Firm at ZWZHc. h um i7i. 1st!. Chkhk Duil utl.l'tHio. Oil Linseed oil dull at f I vl (l'.; IiirJ oil dull at II 37ial 40; petroleum '1 ykiit for refined. Sugar In good demand, and t he ma rket Is llrmer I sale 2b0 hog.neuds New Orleans at I;1J4 .l j'.-ic. CoFirKK-Nteail at 21 Jy'.'Oc. Hoi.u-1 -UJ1 buy i ug. M o.nkv Market, easier t vi 10 percrdit. IixcJiANUJC Firmer at jitr buying. Bt. 1.0 Ul Stfirkt'l. By Telegraph. Hr. Louih, Juiy 12. ToiiACc: i Most of t he slock Is withdrawn from the liurlin .prices not heini; salisfatory.and sales bin very suia.1 at uuClianued prices. Cotton Nothing doiri; middling would bring Hi.'.IJ' jc. II EMP Large shies of undressed on Kenturky account at tl 25l U; luuey, dieosod 82 .50. Flopr Low grades Mill acllve, l.u!. O' tier quslfl les unclianif.l ; siiierfliie Is'. ?i &tt 75; X fti r7' i'nH vi; XX lt i'7 oo ; XXX to fancy 17 if" ilo ,). W HfcAT Flint and unchanged; choPe No. 2 soul t Hi iOal 22; No. 1 lit. tl 25, good to alilci.y prune new red fl ,H 1. 1 I.'., eh' lee oid n nd new do. 11 in; f ine, new red, and choice o d and n-w while, tl f 0. Corn Very firm and held higher, out, moves fclov. at rsa u'day ad va ucu ; mixed 111 lie w gu nines b tle; choice yii.luw Hi die; choice white u.ir4ti7i'. OATS Firm and lugtior at 72a"('C tot mixed while to ta.cy while. Rye "'old at II Ui.4c. Whisky Firm and biioypntt 8-1 0). Gk.x ;ki.s Mleady, and moixd.nnu, but, prices unchanged. Rio a ll'.-e, lai r t prliuv 2IVirt21!ic; choice 2 . 2 .'-.,.!. Loin n , .... sugar, la ir to prime 12;' . He ; choice 11'4 ll'iC. Plaotstalion ii.o.as-s i,V,. i'lc. 1'HOVlsIONS-Quiet and uucha uaed. Pork, jobbii.g aud Older sales ut .(.) 2. I'.acon, jobbing and order lo s at H..141..; lor shoulder-; is its'c lor ciear a.tle; 2 c f.r sugar-toured baiut. Tne Id a-It of l i y fill liuil tm.iU.' l iu. mt I repoiie l I o be .i, . (I,()i)0 pounds sides, :i,.Hri,i 0 p.l.lnl sljoulOers, 1 U,( ImllH, Hod ID O 0 btiiels polk. Lard declined to isn ;n pii.ne kett o. t'lilcaco SlarRit. Bj Telegrapn.J ChiCaoo, July 12. FKF.roilTS-lmll, but Vessel owners firm : engagements ut h'o for wheal to Kiiit,s. ton; also etigauciboiitn ,u private U ruis for corn to BulI.Wo. Flook Al a. a.t di.lt. owing to the Cllne 111 Wheat sale; sni..i5il lor Isj. auperllue, aud 15 UjO for Spring Iras. Wheat Acllve: demand almost de. ing -x excluslvely specu alive, owing to New Yoik advice agaiusl tux in leiHnl of holder; .l.o market declin.d Zii;4K; snle oi J'o. 1 Spring at II 2!) -t I 31, ami of No. 2 S prlng ft SI 'fi Wi, cl.mlug hi the la, I -r limine; in option, No. 2 hold pretty ex ens.vely ut 11 2tjl 2S, sed. rs' July and II 20 sellers" August. -After 'Cbai.ee lhe mars el wa. firmer hot uusetlltd; sales of Nos. a al tl 2t a, m. Cokn Quiet, aud prices lower; No. 1 sold in qmei, way at feic; No. 2 nt 7ulia7nc. closing al 77c. 1 n opt ion ! hci o we 1.3 St. leS of No. 2 si 77c selleis' laai ha I of July; ,u'i 677c sellers' July ; 77) ,Vu 7.y j: buy n' luiy, aud 77Ji.j.7:c heiiers' A uusi. Oath D. ill mid low;, closing qub.t at Ji'atHic for No. 2. iivit -QuleL and m-ettl.d; a.leat tl (5 i 107 for No. I; c.i. sing with sellers al luhlde Bguretj. Baklkv No. 2 scare--and entirely tiorolnal ; one small Ic at fl ui. HlGHWINK F Inn and ne ive til lt ad vauc. oi ly2c per ga.iou ; sales at It7':.4 148C. Provihion-i (inlte hu'.iiolders firm ;ni pork steady salt.; i. Lard, u shade si mug erat lHV4fn,ISlc. ohoulders. flimer; bnv ers are od'eisog 12;,,c. Sweet plcaied hams at Iti'jLc. Europcun jtarliei. By Cable. IONnoN, July 11. Consols, for money. !).;','; mi a ceo nr. t !U (liVtli: 5 2D'14: at KratiKlortes--. a 17 ; Ki le lnli; Illinois Central b ,j. . " H vt a ifjnr;, - J it J I . -red . m market ct Tt; injd.iliiig Uiu.:sO I2' 111 ieai I2'4; sales 12.0IKI bales. Calllo nla while whe.it los 7d ; red Wi;-trn, No. 2,9 5d. Western Il.iuryis te'I. i viru, r . 2 mixed , is Od lor old:2!M Wt f.ew. Oasa lid. l'aas ;i Provisions quiet j l.ol k VJ. Beef mis. Laid 71s. C ,l4s. JiOn jj. Kpirll of p4ro.euii Td; l.fliud- t;ad. 'J'a.low--Terpeitine 27s. ? . . - 'IjO.njkin, Jr.jie 12 Ltnteed en k es, 1.10 5s. Tli How 45. Llioei -d Oil i t al.uKa llnfceedtilsOd. J'etroleum. alAnlweip, J. i " m . . LoulmlfJo HiarHel. By Teiiltraph.J , Jooisvillk. July 12. BAfiNO-H-vy, i2c; ligl.l, 10c. KLOl'K-SUX'BlMlie.H OKAIN Ul.Cliallged. -HiuiffMi as i, u'l.Mi.sMti. , . . i My ft B ( y tn.Ji ji4 of IJi hhd. ut 11 b(l. IH o-). ...... Fuvisiu-Quiet. V..i k, ?!I 00. Bacou, -lesrldts, J'.,1 .-; (deaf lib, lio, sliouiilei, liv,c. r orlcaui Market. By Telegraph. 1 Nxw Oulka nb. July 12. Cotton Quiet : middling S2;,c; ales CO bale. : ree l .11212 bales, GoLb-l.l7'i. Kxi'IIANok Hlerliiig 150.'; New York Slgl.t J premium. si!u a h Firm ; coti njon lo.'c; pilme 13''.Ki'4c. Moi.as km Chrdcc fermenting liii Ic. Whisky Tending upwards, sv.slein reel (fled tl 05 a I 10. I'liKli.K-Nominal. Ki.oi k I ow uiK.leN scarce; aupet line i'i ; XX iti i; XXX ) 7".. Consr W one II 07(.l 10. OATS-7SC. IlKAX-il 07)ial 10. llAY-Pilme 2ii. Pong - I II. Hacon-DoII ; ri-l-uiiliig at H'i,,lh'.c, and IS'.;. IAJU-Tlerc lUaJUe; keg 2021 !c

Sa" urlf .;IJ nr. 3 unci JUrlft. Uy TeU,(.rar.,.) Nb w y )ttK JuJ J2 Mos-ty T'i. O.iverrmier t ? .ri.- rf the month has cu-wt t-r.-uiet I 1 1. riion y mark. i. sr.d imi.-s t ,-ds v n.ledst 7, arid mrrei.cy, with some ex.-. ;. .,. .,. h His Mipply i,f money s ... AU financial c.i.l.-s wee mo buoyant today. 1 sTFHLi)-ririi, f u; i' , .OI,l-Flnr..-r, oimli,, a' i d.,.u 1 1..- I at 1 "Xnvu """ 'X ". c.o.i.g a.-uve Th. purfl.me of l,fii,,U I v tf... Government for in.- re I ..f ti, in urn, t its ;""": Jnlv ii'ii, h.hi,oi: i i, t .

!.: .-o; total for I '.e moil I.'. t , I ,o..,.m'. ... J.iL M "'V' ' IVM "'l D'i., -!tl " ' , . b"'- l',t..l tr.o.i I t - -j p r cent I. I e, . io. I i.m own: in. K"'H U: .!. I : .. ' 4 Ml ' ' "- r''.1'1' - ". l',i'..V 10',; do. '(.s, j,,.,,,, 5w Ifork Ury vxi ZsrKrl. B y f leir-grapn.i Mw Voas, July J2. e maiket, is- ioM,..,H! y inm-llv... ,,t for all desf i ) in ions i , Tn firm bea fat. to I vy v. VViii.l.-li, lit. .v. in L....-i.. .. ... Repel la n I s In r.-o, leni ,ir n,,,,,,,,,,, od. i't Icen sa y 1 1 ;;, .,r poi.u.ar mak cs. I' i ;,') ;sJ. ' Murk ci. My Teiegrar-h.l ' '. s fit is, July i'. Cotton-Quiet and sie.'ly.at XI' ,:. I'.eeeipis J i 4 bait"-; i-& ai-is . i i.ales. flJ.i.ll -S! idy and li u. b..n,;e.l. W HKATNeW, H 1 ' tl t I." ,'i.H N - S;m- ;. I IAT- Sn ,(,s r. II A Y - r.'l im ..5 tn. liitAN 1 in, l on smi.i. il 2 ". 1'oiiK t ,i I.aUii-!'' , ..i-;;c. Baoon -1 li iu ; i-li'.uid-is Hej Hilts, ls-.4o Co:lictor'n dlu of Ilftal JI.st.ild To pay " 4 a rid i-xpensi ol tdie.t, a . . y , and hldewa.lt Imp o.i-io. i.ls. yrr i' I ' i: ! n i iti itv . r. t x ,1 11 Ihut, lV lltoe ol hl.uiliy ,l .fepIS l ued by t lie M a ot Id I !.. . 1 1 v .1 fcv.nsv I d. a ml to me 'lute, i, I u.il s..i at I. u 1.1 ic and b i li, a I I be d c .r of the I .... i i II. iii-e.in sud ill,, oo Moiida v, Ai.'o I, m-i.n.. (ill l., l al pi '. iocs e ,vi , I ,ilowl tig lot and p.. I is ol 1 ol s ol i I , .,(., or so in iu li 1 1 1 e i eof .i in iv be n. ro.rtiy I o pay tho aiiio-iot i-nuiLid and I. -el a . s 1 list t km .a m -toe.-i t -er w 1 1 ti t n osi tit. s,t e, said c.aii's and .nn- su. -.. i..., lor I he Co - l a l .1 . X . us -s id si l e. I , a i i. N .. and si.ie w k I m j o ove m en I s, a .1 1 1. . t w . i sale will be con limed ou Hie net a,, v t lie I eat I T, nau.eiy, 1 11, s in yf AUgtlsl II. 1:1,. lsi,:i, al, t lie s . in" n nr e nd pl.i.i!, f r t i,. ptJI pose l.f Selll :,g sueli pro.erly a IllMV have been mm! on tie dy licl himiv ll.en I lo.ied, s.lt.i not, pal I lol, VI. ? lol asne- lueol of l-1 i I lo.pi "Vi-l.,!.'j.lp Oilglt.al I'iiin, IMnlv-i i n-ii no I is lo.if nb1-,. i feet ol lol no oi In r li lii.'l , :, I ih, C-' ', Miijolilnf lot iii,inii.-r uu. el) i I-1 , Si ,, Owned l.y Mrs. t- . .Ho , . 1 1 o .. f i . S,'v. For iis-.'fi!t-i, t -. ... al . y in o o veto.-n I s. Donation I ,..!;. i : .i . nl ol tie ell y . I I vunsviile, lot I, on. ml' two liuii.ii.il and I biriy-seveo, i-,, i, ov in I ly William I I on rit I, t'.io :1 h or a .es-me. i, of al e' i to pro vein en ! h. Don t I n I- u 1 .1 1 Ueln I II I III til,' illy i.l I . v iiufcVllte, lot ini'iii.ei' two bundled and I b 1 1 1 - i lgiu, (. iii, ow n- d by W in. 'I i af Ion, J 'or us . s - no i. ! I' a ii y I m pro v. in e i, 1 Doli.ll lo'i I. .).!! nnoil of 1 1,., i 1 1 y id ) v!iisviile,tibei.ndivid I one bai I i d Iu I. y I,;. I ol (lie s. ui : I. w i er I y pal ol J..I II II III ber I W I li II II d I l;d I, lid f -1 1 I V , I J l! , O 1 1 - ed ny I Iio'iihm 1 ; o.u vn, l. For a ssesn ji - n I s of a lev I in ni o vemen 1 nt Doii'illou I ,ii i I li.-niHiii il tne elly ol i,vUIISV I i le, I o I lie li i,i I Vl led .ilie-ll.lif of id. by 75 f. el nf tin, sou I se veli-ten I II part i f lot ii u m i, er I wo hundred and forty, 2ioj, owned b.v Inc. Keller, 115 .-',, , .lull S 1 . If I I.U, t one. lor. a us v Hie. .) ii y H..H, im.:i, JjH 52. c:.il. hi- :., I4lllf4 til Iilllllll, I'.e! I i 11' I H Of II Celebrii'f.f WABASH VAId.l'V, I , I' 1 A I. 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