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

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ln &.& tbree 'Ol SAM. u7 dietDrug Store. rflE ntSTATfD LARGEST CAKES SCHLAEPFLR'S Dm 2 Store. --(;lV, LOT-On Eighth Street, JZL between Oum and Mulberry, fcntixurf st the Journal Office cf THOMAS j. u aov-LS. UlEfiL. "tO 4 sr.CON'U-lIAKl) COTTON J : : I AC II I N F. R Y Cards. Drawln g y.frifq Cnarse and '!ue fc-peeders, Dead (j i;U'U','li!ro;;:fs, Warpers. Dressers, &c. i or JWriplion and prices of these mafcUiaeaaudrs C F. BATTLE. Agent Trcmont Mills, ielQ dfira eod Lowell. Mass. toe hen "."5-?Si:-V. 1th five rooms, within hair 'j". o r,.i.itiQ ftMliaroorlHtfllKrhnf)!. Ino ,.m e Of SHAFEK, Ur. U bfi iBB-e.". Third Street, betveen aiain ana O US E A comfortable two -story iZL brick dwelling-house In "'UT? VTn. jy29dtfj VICTOR BISCU. tlTORFKOOM-Oa Main Street beJb tween Fourth and Filth- Apply ,IO A.C KOSESURASZ, offlce City i oandry. jyl7dtf - - - - for Kent THaEE-StORT BRICK C r.n ldins occupied by I. & D. Helmann, S mhuiu, btTe4t ta ior rent. Apply at fhelr Storef-oL M and 62 Main Street, ivdtf All city papers please copy. -orf:-Oii Fouilu Street, between '2L Mala and f?yca r.cre, a double threevVTry brick, with two good store-rooms. Vi:i be rented Fe;4istely or together. Good nccoiamodatlor s for two separate rallies. Forfurtbe: r artleulars apply to J."r. F. T. RCNCIE. No. 22 North first Street. ' junladtf T Ala TED. I TO'IAS-A good steady Woman to do general housework. Apply at ltUMPHItfiY, LEVia S CO.'S wbarfbost. aqT-2 azi - ill'KMiiir.D ROOM In central part of the city. Address W. H. W Dock Box feS4. References exchanged, an!2d3t GIUL A good girl to do general nouse- " work in a small family ; ne who can c6k, wash, and iron well. A German Btrl preferred. Apply, with references, at thisolBce. auttctf ilRK-fioi' SAFE f)Aftr-econd-hand fire-proof snfe;""coiruination luck, weight to be from 1,2a) to 2,010 pounds, laqulie at this o3iee. It HOST. ANKET-On Thursday evening, someJ$3 whore on Third Sire; i . above Wabaufc, Of on Walnut, below Seventh, a small Mack basket, containing a lew atticiea of Lake's apparel. The Under will be rewardid by leaving the same at the Journal tsence. ISISCEIXAITEOUS. "fVTICi: TO CONTRA I TOILS. Seal J. a ed proposals for bulldins? a frame l.ullding on Ciark street will be received iiniil the 17th August. Plan ard speeiflcat treet. AZKO DYEK. aula d2t I'll' DAY AUGUST 13, 1H5. CITY K EWS. Foolisu Attempt To try to do tjusiness of any kind without the aid cf printers' ink. Live and learn xind profit by the lesson of the age. Discontinued. The Postofhce at (iruwold, on the E. & C. Railroad, Las been discontinued by the Post;u?.stcr General. Mail matter for that t,Sco will hereafter be delivered from Oaktown, the nearest Postoffice. Tate-Wokm. The New Albany Commercial says that " Dr. "W. M. "Wilcox is now prospecting for about 1,000 feet of tape-worm, said to inlabit the stomach of an Evansville woman." Insurance Paid. We eall attention to the local notice of life insurance paid to Mrs.MargaretteKenk.by the Germania Life Insurance Company, of New York, through Mr. S.J. Loewenstein, the agent in this city. This is a reliable Company, and pays losses promptly. The Cause. The Princeton Clarion says that a jo?f mortem examination was held on the body of Mrs. KiDg, who died so suddenly on last Sabbath in that city. The physicians certify that her death was caused by congestion of the lungs. Concert at Princeton. Tha choir of the old school Presbyterian Church, at Princeton, will give a grand concert on next Thursday evening, August 19, under the direction of liss Amelia Lawrence, of this city. The proceeds of the concert will be applied to the buildiog of a church larsonage ' Bridges to be Bcilt. The County Commissioners have located three . -wooden bridges, as follows: One across the " Frenchman's Slough," near the Greathouse farm, in Union Township; one across the Bayou, near the Shook farm, on the line dividing Perry and Union Townships;' and one on the 3IouDt Vernon road, across Saunders' run. The contracts for building the above arc to be let on the 21st of this 3nomh. Death op an Old Resident. In another place we announce the funer al notics of Mrs. Ruth A. Stinson, wife of Iter. Benoni Stinson, at the age of seventy years. Mrs. Stinson has lived in th"i3 city about fifty years, and is known by almost every old resident. Sho witnessed the growth of Evansville from a dense wilderness to a city of nearly thirty-five thousand inhabitants. Her life has been a use ful one, and she wa3 beloved by all who knew her. She died happy in the Christian iaith, caving tor many years been a worthy member of the Baptist Church. Grand Lodge I. O. O. P. This body will meet in San Francisco, Cal ifornia, about the middle of Septem her next in annual session. Grand Sire Farnsworth has given notice that all Past Grand Representatives and Past Grand Masters who desire to attend the session can procure tickets from Omaha to San Francisco by the payment of ?151 20, which ticket will return them free. A special train will leave Omaha September lOtb, and the tickets will be good until October 15th. There are two P. G. Representatives in this city, Jas. D. Rigg3 and Daniel Woolsey, but we do not know that either will attend tho Grand LoJco Session,

AdTfrtlmen, in this columo, Jlifj, eac insertion, Thnty Ccnta,

. Another Wodeh. Tv e see a statement " In an excnau.sre to the

effect that in addition to the recent gTeat eclipse, and the- approach of the comet, we are, in a few years, to have anotLer sensation, which is nothing 1 more nor less than a transit of Venus across the can's disc. It ia periodica!, bat the periods are unequal. The first of them, during the present century, will take place in a few years, and will be visible wherever the sun is. It is an eclipse, also, in a certain way, for Venus gets between the earth and th- sun, but being so far away from the earth, it intercepts less of the sun's light than if it were close to our planet. Astronomers regard this transit as only second in importance to a total eclipse. The present is an age of celestial wonderB. Personal. "We had the pleasure of a call from Cha3. II. Wood, general passenger agent of the celebrated Pan Handle Railroad, on Wednesday. He 11. . m 19 an excellent representative ox a first-class railroad. , John Alsop,, representing the wellknow firm of Peters, Powers & Cooper, Louisville, passed down the river yes terday. ' We neglected to mention, yesterday. the return to the city of Rev. C. B. H Martin, Pastor of the Old School (Vine Street) Presbyterian Church, from a recuperative excursion with his family to the country, and we are pleased to see him looking vigorous and greatly improved in health. He will resume his regular duties on Sun day next. ' ' A Foolish Habit. We saw yesterday the effects of, the foolish butvery prevalent habit of tying the lines of horses attached to vehicles, to the wheel. A horse so fastened commenced backing until the linea became taut, when hi3 retrograde movement became 'so accelerated that he was thrown from his feet, and in his fall the shafts of the wagon were broken. The horse was, with difficulty, relieved from his unpleasant condition. This is a " custom that would be moro honored in the breach than ia the observance." . Watches, Clocks, &c. We direct especial attention to the card of G. II. Jageman. He has a fine stock of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, which he sells on very liberal terms. " Gus." is a tip-top workman, and an exceedingly clever gentleman, and we commend him cordially to all who desire anything in his line. His place of business is No. 35 Main Street, between First and Second.' Give him a call, and he will auityou. . . Gone to Caseyville. Prof. Wm. Buck, the distinguished watchmaker and musician, has gone to Caseyville, Ky., to organize and instruct a new band, and ad interim working at his trade as a watchmaker and jeweler. Prof. Buck has been exceedingly successful as a musical instructor, and the young men of Caseyville are fortunate in securing his services. Social Picnic We are indebted to the managers for an invitation to a social picnic, to be given by Union Township, in Watts Grove, opposite Henderson, on Thursday, August 19. The Evansville Silver Band and Pfafflin's String Band will fdrnish music for the occasion, which promises to be one of peculiar interest and pleasure. We shall refer to the matter again. - - Fine Potatoes. We are indebted to Mr. Julius Catlettfor a sample of the finest Irish potatoes we ever beheld. He calls them the Shaker Russett. They are very large, and are unusually sound. Our . farmers ought to planttbem extensively. Fine ArrLEs. Esquire Vac, of Knight Township, left a sample of apples at this office yesterday, 'which cannot easily be excelled, either in size or flavor. Such specimens show what can be done in the fruit line in Vanderburgh County, if our farmers would only devote the proper atten tion to it. Arrest or Henning. It will be remembered by our readers that. sometime since. William' Ilenninir. District Prosecuting Attorney, sud denly disappeared, on account of certain transactions in this county while in the discharge of his official dutiesr Where he has been in the 'meantime is not known: but on yesterday he made his re-appearancc in this city, and was promptly arrested by Deputy Sheriff James Fitzwilliams.' Henning was held to bail in the sum of $700 by Judge Robinson, and Judge Parrett and Gen. Shackelford went on. his bond, they having been employed to defend him. The trial of Hennisg's case is set lor Monday week, in the Criminal Court. We refrain from any further comments until After the trial. Base Ball. The base ball fever seems to nave Droicen out airesn m this city lately, and a number of gentlemen met at Dr. Thompson's office last night for the purpose of organizing a new club. The following agreement was entered iuto by those present: We, the undersigned, with a view of fostering our national game, and encouraging proper physical exercise among the young men of our city, hereby agree to form the Union Base Ball Club of Evansville, to be governed in all particulars by the rules as adopted from time to timQ by tne National Base Ball Association Signed by S. W. Thompson John Nurre, C. H. Wentz, J. H. Best, J. L. Roach, ft. B. Morgan, Daniel Nugent, George Kollcnbcrg, E. G. Van Riper, Ed. Lefon, E. Hathaway, John A. Ilealy. The new club will hold a meeting at the ofiico of Dr. Thompson on to morrow evening at 7i o'clock, for the purpose of electing officers. All those wishing to take part with the club are cordially invited to be present.

The Circus To-Dat. George W.

Dellaven's colossal circus will make its grand entree this morning in our city. Two perfc -dances only will be given one thi? afternoon, and tne other have ift.niffht. Jjenaven is saia 10 a splendid show, and wherever he has exhibited the papers invaria bly speak well of him after his departure. In addition to a full and complete circus company of trained acrobats,' gymnasts, riders, etc., headed by three excellent clowns. there 13 ' also the celebrated troupe of performing dogs and mon keys, trained by the Hanlor Brothers. These trained animals are pronounced one of the best vow3 ever presented to the American public, and are worth a visit from both old and y une. Of course, the children will be delighted to see them. OM Sam. Lathrop, the veteran clown, il be on hand; also Mr. "Wallace, the famous jester, one of the rising wits of the age. There is also the .Bedouin Arab Troupe. We feel sure that no' better circus has visited this city for a long while, and we feel ( confident of a big crowd at both performances. Fun is the password. The Abortion Case. A day or two since we published an account of the arrest of a man -at Princeton for being implicated in an abortion case. The specific charge against him in the complaint is for selling or giving medicines for the purpose of procuring an abortion.' The accused waived an examination, and gave bail in the sum of $300, to answer at the Common Pleas Court, which meets next week, Judge Morris S. Johnson,' presiding. ; Watermelons and Colio. In about every sixth negro hovel in the city, a darkey, young, old, or middle aged, can be heard groaning and yelling while passing through the perils of cramp colio. The reason ,ia, 'that since watermelons, large enough for a family of a half dozen, can be bought for ten and 1 fifteen cents apiece, a good portion of the colored population subsist upon nothing else. A watermelon breakfast, despite the aches and pains it is sure to bring, is a luxury that a great many colored people have not the will to forego. ' Humboldt .Centennial. The general committees had a meeting at the Criminal Court j$om, last night. Dr. Legler was arointed to deliver the welcome acH .sa in German, and J. Gill Shankf : the welcome address in English, 0 evening of the 13th of September 'pd Judge Parrett will deliver the Ration in English. The committee have not yet selected any person to dliver the oration in German in place of Mr. Tomhemelt, who had to decline. Artesian Strings Park. Tho concert at the Artesian Springs Park last night, was not very well attended, and the crowd was quite small. The grounds were beautifully illuminated, and the Cornet Band ' discoursed some very nice music. The Zirconia light was on exhibition in all its brilliancy. We were surprised that more people were not in attendenco. Colonel Wehler did all in his power to add to the comfort and pleasure of his guests. The Corn. A gentleman who has, within the past two weeks, passed through the counties of Gibson and Posey, in Indiana, and White and Edwards, in Illinois, reports the corn crop to be poor in the various sections of country visited by him. Hundreds of acres, ho says, are almost withered, owing to the heavy rains. followed by a sudden drouth. He states that, the farmers complain bitterly of the poor prospects, and the orop will ba very light. A Noose Item. We clip the following from the New York Herald of Monday last: ' . Married A the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, on Sunday, Aug. 8, by Rev. Richs.rd Parker. A. II. Cardin, Esq., of . Crittenden County, Ky., to Mrs. Mary A. Sutcliff, of the same place. No cards. We congratulate our young friend Cardin on his good fortune, and hope that he and his fair bride may find life's paths pleasant, plentiful and peaceful. Gone to Sr. Louis. Prof. Valentine Schriber, the noted violinist, who has been in this city for some time past, left for St. Louis last Monday, having accepted an engagement in the orchestra of Ben DeBar's theatre, as second leader. Mr. Schriber is a fine musician, and we regret to lose him from our midst. ; Hebrew Fair. The Hebrew ladies in this city are getting up a grand fair to commence on the even:g of August 30th. "We shall speak at greater length shortly in regard to it. Recorder's Coubt. Chas. Piskle, for being dead drunk, was fined $525, which he paid. " A short horse ia soon curried," and a short story is soon told. Lost a Finger. A man, employed at Dannettell & Kroeger's stone works, got his little finger caught in a cog wheel, yesterday, and it was mashed so badly it had to be amputated. Another finger was badly mangled also. Beautiful Flowers. We are indebted to Mr. G. W. Newitt, the popular florist, on First Avenue, beyond Eleventh Street, for a magnificent bouquet, composed of the rarest flowers, arranged with excellent taste and superlative skill. . Whenever i find a real handsum woman engaged in the "wimmins' rights bizziness," then i am going to take mi hat under mi arm and jine the procession. Josh Billings. And whenever Josh "jinesin," he will have plenty of company from Evansville-

The Official Vote. The County Board of Canvassers, for " the'speetal election on the fifth of this month, to decide whether Vanderburgh County would donate $212,000 to the Evansville, Carmi and Paducah Railroad met at the Court House yesterday to count the official returns. Union and U atre Townships were thrown outt "1 cause their papers were not certified to, and no representatives were present from those precincts. The following is "tie vote: APPUvPRI -.t;ox

PIGEON TOW5SHIP J 'or. Again.zl. 1'lrat Precinct ..... ........24" 77 second Precinct .....H'7 i Third Precinct iJ 23 Fourth Precinct ..2 1 Fif h Precinct 'J37 SI Sixth Precinct i-"J . 07 Seventh Precinct i!l(J , 20 Kigbth Precinct 244 fctS Math Precinct - ...175 72 Tontli Precinct .10l Kn gut Township..... !5 49 ooit i ownship ............. 1 25a Aimstrong Town3hlp. .... 1 "168 Perry township ..... ..21 1S4 Total 2,232 1,004 Majority In favor ...1,158

The vote of the Townships thrown out is as follows: For. Ayainst. Union Township..Centre Township.... .13 13i 8 Total.. . IS Mr. Potts moved that Precinct No. 1, Pigeon Township, be thrown out, because the certificate was not signed on the day of the election. Azro Dyer and Col. Butterfield gave as their opinion that the. Board could not go behind the record. The papers were before the Board in proper form, and that was all Tthat was necessary On the vote being taken, Mr. Pott's motion was lost. From the above figures, it will he noticed that" the out Townsips voted almost unanimously against the donation, for the reason, we suppose, that the people living in those Townships do not want their land to increase in value, becauso the richer they are the more ;taxe3 they will , have . to pay, which is very hard 5 to be sure. Bat of coarse, it cannot be helped now, for the donation has been voted by an overwhelming majority. To-DAT.--Let every lover of fun remember Dellaven's Circus to day. A good 6how should draw a good crowd to see it. Get your seats in time. , ': ' - ttCAL IJOTXCHS. XosT Basket. On Thursday evening, somewhere on Third Street, above Walnut, or on Walnut, below Seventh, a small blade La$ket, containing a few articles of babe's apSarel. The finder will be rewarded y leaving it at the Journal Office. c .Evansville, Aug. 10, 1SG9. !The life of my deceased husband. Ch.ristian Kenk, wa3 insured with the "Germania litie Insurance tomtatjv. of New York." the amount of which insurance was promptly paid me to-day by their Local Agent, Air S. J. Loewenstein. in returning my sincere thanks to the above named Company for the very punctual eettleroent of their liabilities. I take the liberty to recommend the " Germams, ana Mr. Juoewenstem as in every respect honorable, punctual and trust worthy. Very respectfully, Marqarette Kenk. P. S. The offie-3 of Mr. S. J. Loew enstein ia located at No. 203 Main Street, and he is at all times ready to give full information regarding insurance to any and all persons calling upon hun. augld ulw Notice. Members of the S;er Base Ball Club: There will be a practice came this afternoon at pre cisely 21 o'clock, on the old Resolutes' grounds. By order of the President. augl3 It Skff" X. U. lindwali & Uo , corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat ent Medicines. American and import ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &e.- Jrrescriptiocs carefully com pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Coa-' gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-ti JSS Eminent New York and Philadelphia Physicians claim that Dubois' Missisquoi Powder actually cures Cancer. It is advertised in this iss ue All persons desirou3 of ob taining Water in the Counties of Vanderburgh and Warrick, (except Union Township, Vanderburgh Co.,) are advised of the Patent Tubular Drive Well, the Lest, safest,- and cheapest means of getting a good and lasting supply. Rates reduced, satisfaction guaranteed, and ample reference given as to merits of the invention. Materials and supplies for those wishing to use in other territory, furnished at lowest rates. Further particulars given on application to the sole owner of patent in the territory above mentioned. ' C. Kratz, Corner First and Pine and Second and Elm Streets. augl2-tf Kallroad Assessment. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the E.; C. & P. Railroad Company, on. Wednesday evening, August 11th, it was unanimously resolved that an assessment of eight per cent, be levied upon the capital stock of the Company, four per cent, of which shall be payable cn the 15th of September next, and four per cent, on the 15th of October, the same to be used in making purveys of the various routes from Evansville to the Wabash River, leading into Southern Illinois. Jas. F. Welborn, v augl2-tseptl5 Secretary. Strayed. A red and white spotted Milch Cow. between four and five years old. Marks hole in the right ear and slit in tho left. Any information left at Journal Office, with H. H. Schutz, will be paid for. v More Testimony. Klsg's Store, neab MEraoroijs, lixs. Messrs. Cloud, Akin & Co. ; Please find enclosed ?37 85 to balance my account. Accept my hearty thanks for the two bottles of Cloud's Invigorating Cordial. I was not able to attend my store at the ti rue, but I commenced using the Cordial, and have gained in strength and appetite very fast. I am sure it did more good than all the medicine I have used this Summer. I have ordered one dozen bottles through Ten ny, Bowles & Co. to-day. Yours truly, augll-4t W. Kino. J6- Real .Lisle Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at Hughes'. MSf Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for sale at I. &. D. IIeiman'h.

N 13 W S J'utotheirjtivcrXtem f Third Xage. The Tarascon arrived between 3 and 1 o'clock yes'?rday, with a fair passenger list, but with little freight. She had the best up river trip en Monday last that waa ever on that boat The Mollie Norton, for Henderson, Qulcfcatep, for Cairo, aud Taiascoo, to Louisville, departed The Quickstep tools out a fai? trip of freight and a good passenger list .-The Tarascon had engagement for a large amount of freight above ...The Nick Longworth left Louisville last evening, and will be here to- day, positively, fcshe will add a lot of ttoek here.--.The Tarascon got 50 bbU V aisky here, and lefe atSi o'clock...... Th Hartford Is a day behind time, and will leave for Oreen River this evening. ......The great Indiana will be up to-day. The Hartford and Alaska, fully over due, had cot arrived at one o'clock this morning- The IUchmond passed down at 10 o'clock last night, to lie up at Cairo or Moaud City. She did not land. . JUiver Dispatches. PHT3BURG. August 12. Noon. Monongahela 25 Inches and falling. Thermome ter e'. . . .. . , Memphis, August" 12. The weather la clear and warm. River fall Id?. Arrived: Pink Varble, from Louisville; Ozark, from Arkansas River. DeDarted: Belle St. Louis, for St. Louis; P. W. Strader, lor New Orleans. ' i p Louisville, August 12. Port List Law rence, bt. Louis to Cincinnati; Alaska, Cincinnati to ew Orleans. 'The river la lalllng, with 4 feet 6 inches water in the canal, si leet 6 Inches on ifee fuis and 1 loot 6 lnche over the xock. weather clear and pleasant. Cincinnati, August li-Port List Ar rivals ana departures The reeular pa en ets. The river has eight feet water in the cnannei. St. Loria, August 12. Arrived: Clara, vvyaaaotte: Florence. Klley'a Landing: Julia, Vicksburg; Harry Johnwon, Keoknk; Schuyler, Peoria; Ida Hiocadale, Cow Island ; Pout Boy, Bonhommft laland ; fcu hase, Aimers L,andicK. ietartea Harry Johnson, Keokuk;; City of St. i'aul. t. i'aui: ecnuyier. l-'eorla: Thompson Dean, New Orleans; Luminary, Vicksburg; Lorena, Pittsburg. The river is fall ing more slowly, the rains up forth hav inn caused a rise which ta bt-ine felt here in checking the rapid decline. Tne Illinois and Missouri continue to Jail. The weather clear and cloudy at intervals. A heavy rain fell last nint. idercory at 3 P.M. Ho-. ' PIl'Om'AST 'IO SUIVP-EKS. The Cairo packets are required by the Post-OtEce Department to hrave with the malls, promptly at 4 o'clock p.m. daiiy. This order is peremptory. , On and after Monday nrr freight will be leceived alter 3.SU p.m. Merchants and shippers should bear this in mind. aul3 cut . LUKE NICHELSOSr, Agent STEAMBO ATS ' FORMEMPHIS.ViCKSBuaO.A.N'DNEW OIILEA.N i. The manimoth steamer Mtli LOSGlTOHTili J-; Lew. Kates, Master; -! K. Kugeno Bowerl. Clerk', Will leave for New Orleans and :i way ports on . FUID1T, Ar-jrast lS(btt 10 A.il. For freight or pa ssnge apply on board, or to W. O. BROW is A Co., or HUMPHREY, LE WIS A CO.. , aull d3t Agents.J FOR OWESHBORO, CANNELTON AND LOUlaVlLLK. The splenrlld passenger steamer UF "EK PALESTINE, , -K.-r-i'rai-.k: Hnrrv. Master: P. B. Bran ham. Clerk, Will leave for Louisville and all way ports rUIMAT, AUGUST liTH, at C o'clock p.m. ' ,r For freight or passage, apply oa board, or to Y. O. BliOWN & CO.. dlt - Agenta. FOR PADUCAH. JOHNSON VI LLE, Jlxd EABTPORT.The new, fleet and elegant steamer ,J.ft ' CLARA SCOTT, . - T' -'l hiini-nn, aKter UuyVinyard, r. ka Cash Thomas, Llers Leaves as above on NAllltDir, AUGUST J 1th, at i o'clock p.sr. fc . For freight or passage apply on board. or to DUKE -N XiltLSO.N, aul3 di.'t : Agent Clement, JVliitc cS; o. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS and" NOTIONS, 22 and 21 F1HST ST., Jy2i EVANSVILLE. ind. M R S. WEBB KSIRES TO I.rOR3I TUB 1 I II11c that she has , ; It E BX O V E I from the old Crescent City Hotel to the old SOUTHERN HOTEL. Water Htreet between Main and Locust, which will be tnown uereaiier an tue. , r . y " CONTINENTAL HOTEL," where she hones to meet all her old cus tomers aud friends. , ana dtl Dissolution of Copartnership. TIIK COPAKTXEKSfltll 1IEKKTO fore existing between Hamuet Meyer Adolpli Ougenhelm, Solomon Kabn, and Roman Oieinr tits this day been diasoived by mutual consent. Mr. Orefner retires from the business, which will hereaiter be continued by the three first-named parties, who will settle all claims against the firm, and who are alone authorized to coliect aebts in favor of the same The name and style of the lima will remain unchanged. Kespeetfully, H. MEYER & CO. Evansville, July 6lb, 13. Jy9 d3m GLICS & SCHWARTZ, No. 14 Sonlli Firat Street, ' ' -' n (Chaelek'3 Block,) Hoop Skirt Manufactory, and CORSET HOUSE, BEALEKS IS XOTIOXS A FASfCY Ooods, where you can get the above articles at very low prices. All Hoof Skirts bought from us will be repaired W 0 charge. We solicit the liberal patronage of the public In the vicinity. N.B. Those living at a distance desiring Hoop Skirts will take the following measures, and we will guarantee a good fit: No. 1. Measure around the waist; bio 2 Length; No. 3. The largest width around; .No. 4. The price you wisu to pay. All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent to any point by express. Remember the place: ' OLJCK 4 SCHWARTZ, apl3 d3m Opposite Uie Opera Hou se CAllS & CO., Dealers lii Xicxu.or, Rectifiers of the Celebrated WABASH VALLEY, LEGAL TENDF'.R and XXX WHISKY, And Distillers of Cologne Spirits, Xo. 103 MAIN STKEET, .EVAJiriVILL IKD. 51A.IX STiiEKT EXC lUSGE, Corner of l il'-li nnd Mxtb Sim., SIGN of U1G KHb'LELTIJSti L,A.STJiliN. PLEASAM', airy rooms, clean, comfortable beds, with excellent board S3 nr week.orsicgle meals 5 cents; lodglnss ao cents. The best the market aifords will always be louna nere, ana oiuers for fresh berries, fruit and Catawba wine of the Kretebmar farm will be tbanafuliy received and promptly attended to. JebdOm JOHN C. SCUWEIZER. G. W. WAKltEtf. THOS. COJfTKGTOl NO. 61 amy STREET. DSALEHS IJJ PIAN03, 0KGANS, MUSIC And Musical Goods of all tld3. Orders by mail promptly alLendd to. feJOdiy - -

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By Telegraph. New York. Anum u. COTTOX-Firm : sales 2C0 bales at CTlic for middling upland. Flock Receipts -"H barrels: heavy and drooping; sHk-t of 7,800 bbis at ii 5'4 f't 63 for superfine tetate and Western, ttt W ,i ; lor extra Ktate. 90 ' u ior eiir Western. 87 5u-S7 75 for stood while-wheat extra.. 6i&an ti5 tor round-hoop Ohio. S7 00' 8 OU for extra tet, Lou-s, tM 0tci0 0 for trood to choioe do., clcsing dull and heavy. itye tiour quiet and steady; sales or barrels nt 1 U ri,6 75. Coas Meal Unchanged. Whisky fr lrmer: sales tbla western at il U113 free. w hkat w inter is in better reiaest.at very full prices; Spring l'd,2a lawn ; f-uics of 108.UX) nusbels at 1 6041 00 for No. 2 Spring ; SI &U1 m for Amber atate ; SI 70 17o lor Winter Had and AmUvr Ohly ana Indiana; 81 bo for Amber Michigan; l J?r,,.- to rrive: 81 7731 Ki ior while California, and il iyi Itr new white and Amber Tennessee, lit celpts 32.H7 bushels. ."I. 6leaJy ! 8a!e'1 of 80 kbls western at 1 1 23. Babley Nominal. ,BA,Ei'i1E"J- ALT-0.ulet; sales of 1)0 busael at 81 &. Cokx -Receipts 85,000 bushels: market heavy and without dec!dd Aiauge in prices; 51 12 for uneoutid n-y ir,xpd Western; 11 15&1 Jt for sound ditto: 51 Jl 10 for high mixed nearly yellow. OATS Receipts lO.Klo bushels; market without decided change; sales nf tijw Dujjtieis at ia'&tia ior western afloat; w 4 72c for new Southern and Wf.tern. Rice Is moderately active at 8i3'c for Carotin a. Coffee Fairly active ; sales of bags Rio on private terms. teuuAK Less activa: sales of bozheadsat ll2jl2o for Cuba; ty2Yjt ior Porto Rico. ; Molasses Dull. PKTaoLEtnt o,uiet at 173$17ic for vuda; SlriJMc for refiLed. HoF3 Steady at Cj for American. Linseed Oil Quiet at Iffcajl. Spirits Tu HPE'TiifE-Fli in; ?'Ky.c. Pork Quiet aud steady ; sales of kti bbls. at t33 87s,ol 50 lor middles, closing wlto sellers at f i'l 125, cash; old do. 0(24 US; prime, 130 uosy .v. BEtr-Prime Mess, steady; sale of i',) barrels. Tierce beef, nominal : beef h.irux, quiet; Kales of 1 barrels at iH J"c. Ccx Meats Steady s I4?l.ie. Ior shoulders; 15 41 Ve. for bams; middles, firm ; '2ti boxes. Ice-cured, sold at lti Vil'CLaki Firmer; 1,&X tierces sold at 17' 4 SOJc. lor steam; Suauxc lor kettle rendered; also 'JHO lierc steam rendered were sold on buyers' August, at 2 c BuTTKR-Hteady ; lo'.ne. tot Ohio; 16 j28c for Stale. Chekse Firm at 11 &16c. Freights To. Liverpool, firmer; shipments of 820 0U) barrels flour at rid , (-r sail, and 2. kl. per steam ; also7..X;u bustiels wheat, per steam, af. td, closing with lOd. bid, and iOJd. askd. . . . .. " Cliicaeo Market. Bj Telegrapb.J CaiCAQO, August 12. Eastri Exchange Par telling and l-lu dlseoant buying. Flock Quit t at 8837 50 for Hprlng extras. Wheat Dull, and 1V1H'c lower; dales of No. I at II 4., and fio. 2 at 81 41(Sl 12; closing quletll 41 for No. 2; this afternoon the market wai dull ; sales of No. '1 at 81 sellers' August. Cork-Quiet, weaa, and 3V 4c lower; sales of No. 1 at "k, No. 2, 92,-ft.,c; r.jected, 8790e; no grade 77c; tuls afternoon th e market was very ami at 04e lor No. 2, sellers' August. Oath Hull and le lower; sales of No. 2 at 6lK3'53e; closing at Mjc. Kva Quiet; sales of No. 1 at II No. 2 at 11 02jl 04 : closing at II C4 for No. 2. BAKLir More active, and firmer at II 8IJ5I 3 for No. 2 sellers' Heptember, and 1 VU wa. bid for No. 2 in stotu. High winks Steady at II t. " FKOVIS10.N8 liall; sales of raes pork at 133 75; closing steady. Lard qalul at lJv4 lc; closing steady at ll ror prime steam. Dry salted shoulders steady ; sates at U;;c. St. Loan Market. By Telegrr ph. bt. Loci?, August 12. Tobacco Steady and s'.rocg, bat nnchauxed. Cotton Nothing doing. Hcmp Quiet, with sales of undressed at Flouk Low grades continue scarce, and are wanted; prices unchaoKd; sunn One soid at 1.5 00(j,3 M; X . 7oJ XX i io&ti ii; XXX S6 7.5; fancy 17 a 25. Wheat Slow but llrm; no Hprlng on the market; low prime to strictly prime red Kail $1 Z'nl 35; choice to fancy i iJ 1 60; prime to faucy white 11 414,1 ti-. t'ORa-Receipts fcinall, and very little doing ; fair white Vic; choice do. 11. OAi.s CuchaiiBed ; mixed In bulk 411 45c; do. iu sacks 60 3 'lc; choice and iaucy while 5oc57c; small lots old eo-y'-ic. ItAHLKir Good Kali sold at kl au. Itra Keller at SJaU'jc WHisgr-Urmaiil 10. Okockkikh Quiet; fair to good fair Klo coffee 2iyi'.Jie; prime to choice 24 Louisiana sugar ranges at Uisiii-c; plautation molasses 7u;.xe. Pouk Quiet but firm at 3ff431 2.5. llAnox iJull, but held ltrin!y; shoulders 15V40la?ic; clear rib sides 190; clear kldes li4c; sugar-cured hams 2.5c. LAKi-Bur)yaiit aud belter; choice jy-j 19V4c. LonUrllle M&rlLet. By Telegraph. J Locisvills. August 12. BAQGiKfj Firm and heavy at IjJ-ilM'-Je. Plouk Demand good ; superflae 1 75. (Jkain in fair deaiand aud prices are well sustained. Tobacco Leaf firmer; sales 171 hos Puovxsioks Firmer ; mess pork 131; ba con suouiuers 10c; clear rin cieu sides rjjje ; hams 'i,t&ias. Lbd Tierce advanced to 20c. HiyHWiMEs Firmer at 11 08. Kerrjpbls Kartei. By Telegrapb.l Mmphw, August 12, Cottow Dull; low middling ;e. Flocr 8u pertine t5 O'Jiejfl 00 Whbat b irm at 11 4(i. Coaj WffeWo. Oats 6ti- j.".c. Hay 2i uii7 00. BaAN 117 (jo. Cokk Mkal !4 .",3 for fitsh ; 14 (JO for kiln oriea. PoK i:i5 00. La ho a (2is;c. Bacojt Firm; shoulders lrjc; sides COc, lew lork told and Stock Mark if By Telegraph.) New York, AuguH 12. " Mowkv Easy and sUady at Crf7 per cent on can loans, cmeny at irie lusicie rate. Excuasgk Slerlina firm st h.) .a.lllZ tioLD Lower, Ofening at 135JiJ, declining XQiU't, and cirirgat .iiyraii;n: H. carrying rales are-ij-j-n per cent, c iearauctsJ,'XU W). Exports :I12.000. Ooveksmbnts Openei a shade lower. nut closed active and buoyant mis alter noon with an advance ol lya; percent, from the lowest point of the morning. The smau otxertngs to tne tiovemment itwuy surpritted the street, sad some of the principal dealers came into market as free buyer. The tiovernment bouchi S1,O 0,(xa of various issues at m7:Muw iiw wu-iue. -l ueonerines were only (t.'.z.woKxl, Couponsof H1, 12i123; do. 'b2. 124' L!l i ; do. '64; 1220i'12: do.05. 122121-4: do. new, mlia,Ul; do.'o7,12iyt; lo. 121 (aiiii; iii4, nni-. It Is sta-ed that btc on the dollar has been refused for tiie protest indebiedues-t of Kbouocanchl ranghuidl, who recently failed. Ills believed that thevv.-ili t.av in juir, wuu inierestv. European Hariei. By Cable. London, August 12. ConoL8 For money account ft U. M. Bonds 5-20s )SS ; at raukfort So-;. Liverpool. Anaust li Cotton Wn. for middllnsr upland-, and 13'is. fer OrleanMt sales 10.OJO bales. Wheat lis. 3d. for California wnit, au'l 10a. 2d. for No. 2 W stern red. Piour2js. orn :ius. Oats lis. td. Peas 4s. J'ork Win. Beer SUJ. I-Jird7H. Cheese ti-. Bacon 13. Produce unchanged. The olliclal report of the Bunk, of En. land, made public this afternoon, fhows that the amount of specie ia the vaults has decreased A1W.G00. Liverpool. Aueust li-Evcnin?. Lard has still further advanced to 7i. 6d. per cwt. PABIH. Auzu&t 12. The amount c,t bul lion In the vaults of the l:.inl of Prance, according to the report of its officers, 11 is Increased 6,900,000 frunca. IlAvar, August 12. Cotton closed oulot and steady for both on the spot and ailoM. FliANgFOKT, Angniit 12. 0 2Qs 88'. !Tew Orlesna K&rket. By Telegraph. New Orleass, Aug li COTToir In demand at fair miees nnd firm ; sales I.6.10 tales low middling ataij'-.c; receipts S1 Dales. XXX (M) 75. ' ' rxoi'B scarce : suoernne f j 75;xy tr. r.i tJouN Lull; mixed 1105. Oats Lower, at 63c. Bran 5c. Hav Firm, at fas. 00. Pobk Hla at 30 5 w 75. Bacon-i'irmer at 17i n.i av-? ha ns 23324c. Lakd Quiet; tierce 19i3S)Xc, and kg 223i23c bLOAE TJnchanged. (ioLi-334c. 8t.blisiU ltl-i; N. Y, Sight par. nt York Drj Goods Market. By Telegrepb. NW YOSJC. August li Ditv O ox The tade is Improving, and prices are general'y well maintained for all cotton and woolen fabrics of staple makes; j et we find tere aud there occasionally t-ome shading of raits 01 certain classes of goods, which, however, wou d be no criterion of he market ; howe vi-r, it hpws that the feeling is less buoyant 11 cotton goods than a few weeks since, but 'nevertheless there is every rasou to be. lieVe that the Fail trado, though late will bebeavy. Prints hang Tire, and the iudlationa are that most of the popular makes

Wiil l,v t i. 4,l,df,i i,ft-i there Is n? aaiTe demand. V. u..i wum c ami y Of low priKlett tiro lr goifd reojieit, till woolens for men H wear tin ).-,: on 1 rig to jaoTBiiiorn lmvijr. 1:j.ks are In bUer r-Que-t-, which is a good men tiiHt ttie bar. vet, throughout the country will bv bona-

JSaihTille Market. By Telegmph.l Kasbvilx.;, Aug. li Whkat Ijs firm ; n or no busbela ainb r at U 1; whit!, tl iiiiil i ,. . ricUIT JARS. MARX,' WARRE-'J ti CO., DIRECT VJVOV.lVAl'i Of tJ yi IlZ Tii Glaswaic anil China, EVANSVILLE, I.ND. ly.rnit J iii'h. J. viv ur rin: aktkii'ati r extra large Irait crop of the present hvasou, we t.,utrikftl )a Mutcti fur an uoumimI Hoolt ol i iH IT J A K H of l;f - f HRAMiS; bv.t is MALES JIAVK A LHI'.A II Y LAKUM.Y KXCICKKM) OUit MU.-iT BANtJ l.'ijSK KXl'J.C'VA'1 luS'H, w wonld advice P'hi..n,iM (0 MENU IS THEIR URliKRs EAHLV. !iaa manufacturer tenera.ly -slop inaiiiiig In riot weather (ay Ju thus outlli, oir the supply, and doublle Jar will grow m'm re a .4 lh sasoii ai vktioes, s ml PH1CFS lVKKK.'?l'ONLiNULy llWHi.lt, We have the following excellent bratUs: LTMIN'S TArKM SLLF-SKILES. Tin cup, In orie piece. Rubber bund outside the Jar. Uiently improved slpre lust year by a new ojt;tier, iu.,.le lu one 1 ie-e veiy Klmpie; IIiik ovrrfmning t.ie july objection ever lirtied stralnst this very popular Jar. Ha been in great demand for ten y ems. , HEH4J-" MJLSn JAILS, t Belf-sealers; s:rew top and rubber band. Tne rubber Uott uot come la contact witu the fruit. HEAVY IIINU OVAfim JAB!. Tin top, wire fastening. iiMtnvN i:aktih: jav.h. Rent glazed. Tin top, wire fastening. Nir No charj; for Itoxes when ordered la full pa;kujres. Quarts, 6 dozen in a bos; bsll-KHloUN, 4 il4.jr.eii. lie. I Iteil Sealing Wax, in j jiouni park, ages, to suit the heavy rni and btowu earthen Jars. Pull ihre;ilcus for pieparlns; fruit and sealing Jars acxiinpsoy escl package. Seed In yoar Orders at cmca I Jnnl JOHN I VINSON, BHAS3 F0CNDER AND FI2IISHER, Sleara ;inJ Cas-l'ipe Fitter, Msnufacturer and Dealer in Hiesr.i and Wnler Oanges, Hpelter and Habblll Metal, aud all Articles ater talijlnrto u Hras Foundry. STAMC0A1 A.D CEE::4L DLACX. SMITHISG, Watfr Street, tct. Pine and Lcet. KVANSViLLK, I Nil. rvi. j.sld lor old Copper snd Uraw SCHOOL, NEMICT Kill OOI. UIMi opened on tbe FI l-'-iT MONDAY iti: OF SEPTEMBER: for Voting ladies and Boys. The couis! of iH'i'ruction wil' inciuile the usual i:i3gMh V.v ncliew, 1 i nw!u ,au l French, l-'nuih will be taught without extra cli.ir-je, For Umhcv j wrtU ulais ap)y to M rss CAIIUKLL, At Mrs. K." P. Carson's, I'Lestnut Htreet, n ar Tbli'l. " au-5dlm Il&II.lvUai) VI ti 1 IL.il ' orrerfeil June :,!, 1 !!,) Eianmillc i ( rawfortlsvtllc U.li. evixa nohtii. Mail. F.xpr. ...1');1j a M... .0:1 j ! u . Freight. Evansville Arrive 4 : 1 ) A Vincenries... 1:1.! p m... 7:11 P M. TeirellHUte. 4 :AI l ,H.-10;.ir x. .'0:10 V . :lir Terrc II ante & Inrtl.tnnpoils. (MI. NO EAST. Leaiy Terra Haute, A rrtve IndlHiiapoiH Crestline Cicvcluud U u Halo Dsy Kx. NlKht Ex. Mull i:jr M .. 1:am... 0;V;a 7:0 r M ... 4:'.''i A M...pi:(i', A i : .1) A M ...I I :." A H ... H :l j V 7:.M m... ii:-) r m... 9:ii' 2:10 1 m.1i: 1 1' 4:iIA PtUburi 11 PhlbKlelphl i. ,'.) KM... : :) T M . l'A A i A M .. H: A M... 4 :10 F New York G.-Wa j...11:1a m 0 : 1 j v Olilo ii iUlsslsIrpl. (JOING Asr, Leave Llitbtnl njz Ex. Af(. Nl 1.1. i: Vlni:-n nes A rrive Cincinnati. Louisvliie . 1 :.u 1 yf ... l:i I r m. U ;5-J Y M :)0 p M.ll :I0 p K. :io i- jM... 1 .IK A Mm ;oi90 wkst. Mall. Night Fx. 4 :S v a... 2.0J A M . M A M li;JUAS Leave Vii4!eiiBCJS liny Ex t A t A M Arrive Hi. Louis .ll Cairo ... u :Vl P M... :fJ A M ... 9:10 A M. r2 : 0 v 1 IrETCUNrXT, Terrc L'tute & Indlanap'-Iti. Leave luilrj'llH.SOO A if. 7:3J a m. 1 :tj y w. 8:10 P M Ante T. 11 C : A M.10 :Z A M, 4 V ltf.ll .00 p M JttTCKNfXO, Evansville & Crawfori!vni. Leax'e Exi. Ms 11. 1'reialit, T. Haute i. (i:l a m... 5:ikj p m... 6 :' a m luc(:llllcs..... if.i A U... H-.L'i P M...ll!WAA Arrive Fvan-svlile ...11 :0fj a m ...10:J1 1 1.- 5:10 p u E. II. & 11 3i Northora Division 1 ItAINH (JOiNU bOUriL Transfer Packet J.learuer iioliie Norton leaves Ev(nsllle dal f (Mundavs e;:ep! if.) u .:I1 P.M Tiam leaves .ili-udeifou at..... 4:l p.m. Arrive at Mali.M.n?iilo.....M 7: 0 p.m. OOINO NOKTII. Train leaves Mb.iIk-u vllle daily (Mundays excepted; ul.... 4:2.A.M Arrive at Hemleinou.. 7 :A) a. m Arrive at Kvsrivl!le by TranHler pjicfcfet Muilio Norton- . B:'iO a.m. ilukiDK coiiiici-l l-jii In, tli way with trains on the A ( '. Haiti osl. STEIAMliOAT LXNEH. To IjOOIHVILLE. Every Monday at 1ft o'eior-k a.m. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, 'lhursdf.T, Kliday, and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. m. To Caiikj Dally, excent Kondir. t t O'clock p. M. luliMtn B.IVKK. Everv Mntwl.v Tum. day, Thursday, rntd Haturday al 4 o'clock P.M. TO Eautpoht. Every -'Tuesday and Hstur lay al 4 o'clock; p. x. To 11 eitbfksox Daliv. except Huoday. at A oViock p. t. To NAriilviIXBKverv TueMisy, Wednes day and laluriiay at 4 p. . Transh-rit boat dally u au 1 uowr. To ClNCi.vNAJ 1 Every P-aturday st 10 Al'to Pa v.vEi-'roN Every Tuesday. Thurs day, aud Siaturday at 10 A.M. Kockportstitse (vlaNewburgb and Boonyliie.) carrying tiie man, leaves at 7 a. u.. on Mouoaysi niuwiuy and rrioari-. Arrive by 7 p. M.. Xueixlayr.. Thursdam and Hatnrday. New Harmony Mn rH3i-9 li t. v m Mnn. days and Fridays at 7 A.m. Arrives '1 u4days and (Saturdays by 4 p. k. iiriu vernon aiall Plag leaves dfclly (at ceptHandays) at 7 A. m. Arrives 4lt.ilT ir-r eept Himdays) by 2 p. m. 'AO iltWBUH3. HMi daily (excenl Nutiay,) from tho Merchant's Hotel, at '4 O'clock p. x. rpiiK mwiMn or i u w n k , Aacuialiy cure i Car ceo and Hcroluioin die.eni.psot til 3 Kk 111. Hi e lei.ort to L. I Medical Hoeie y. and KtalemeMi if l'ii, i. claim In i lreubir. Kent fr- on appliirHiion to CI1AH. A. DUlwis, General Aaent. I'. it. Hox 1KJ I'earl Hi , Mew York iJyS-diimltew) Ll'M Ili:il-l'lO.OtO feet two-lnch l,er,,i,K.k lumber, at j4M, price, by K A I'l' I i. 1? a. bAL.MON, eorner LlTlBlon ami Canal' mi rnai:i dlf lliw),

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Oil A TfAVf. ftpinri fi. Ak,-i. V I .r K - IiUS, i. -, (i c, Per. us lifli. b ' . 1 . ''1 IT j. t I'l i Irant, will do vt 1: tiitir j;rii, on 1 i-r Tiird Clrut. .r Is, jQljell tf PADDi:r? ?! t I Mil 'MANM'A -jtv nr.si : Orrn k ai Wa Km , : FI;jT f.T.'IEh., mar i:hJi . A 5: H I f H . j V ! ' ' t I V I . 1 . 1. 1 iT : y ' uoLni. 4 i hiVK, II U 0 W CHI.MIi A L ! 1 K A I V i OA I h) j- Iteper Ii .. p: Holil by ail respect ii. i t..-.-i "" A ll I n, Itt hi H 1: AM A .i 1 1 saves ii me, I h in.r, lull 1 1 . y, Hl. i j :,i Von un o- your wuii l;,t In bail t lie time yon tnn , ih ii.'i. 1 O i JIH. Vou c 4 11 get it at a I lha i.f.-t-r,. A IH I S. I.OOI I 1 1. I .1 fcJI llll..-I.-.t Mi, I I 1 1 ; : ,, e.ain. H,-n (i.i.t 11. ir n 1 ,, lr you huy. f : J. si 1 1; t: ', Wl,(.l.--u! Deei.-. . In Eoit Stores; Lu! rl-' -. f., a, Lard Oils; (tri:;.i, j.i'. L'lUh, ( c , Ka. WATliit MI.LI r, aprCfldlyJ lu 1. :.., .,. ! FOR BA.LJ a fx n 1: 1: i Ml A Basil, Door, II Ind III A I'lSK )ti.M!M:'i. r -,. i'lin-ifj iff ' I t I . 1 1 .:.. 1 looms; xir.e of lot liy j. ,-l liodl l.v Alio, HAH II, 1 MJ :t ANN lil.lMi l Tt i U X m r..l 1 1. .t-l ... .t 1 1 I 1 i. 1.. . ri 1 11 it fil-.l er. u inl I w .'... t . . t .. on the rorner of Wi.lnni 11 id P . Irxiulre of VVM.US .n i- i.u Jy7tl. PAUT.iLiisnir. AVINU A -. 1 III K HII Jl$w an I'iiriu-r 111 t.um m -i, Mr. a.. ler, I lull, 1 10 in 1 m iii,'ili.)il.i' i)M-i Will toe real ter be if mmh-i a i- . . r J. ii. Jjiji.i. , A CAKN. In refTiice lull b,r,vn i, soflleien I, tj mi v I Ii' I u Vv 1 i 1 io our i-k-.-, 11 ! Kt w I : ii 1 : 1. . " Ii I II. I'l .Ml toinei 44.I the I .i U at. u 1 1 I ties to hllHiliei an I J ofl 'I "11 tuerlt ali their pal r-ijiuuM, k u by i , olberx. Very 1 . : 1 f il'v, i.Ult' 1 M a A ! Deab-M In . 1 1 1- -. I Third Hlie.-t, l I l mn nud J,i Evnvlil., July 7, I - . '. 1 1 A 1 i I II 4 IS, 1. 11 v I 11 -x 1 1 1 1 1 '. 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