Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 September 1869 — Page 4
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CENT COXiUMN
Advert isements, in this column, of three linen, each Insertion, Thirty Cents. mHAX PROPERTY ON THE JLcr.raer of fslxth and Chandlers Streets. Liuifcutions 112 by 181 feet. Apply to W. W. CUA-NDiER, Agut. sep2 Gas Office.
DESTRUCTIVE F1KK OX STREET;
CLARK
loss About Three Thousand Dollars.
At one o'clock p. ai. ; ter Jay a fire was discovered in the sables in tbc alley between Claik aud Leet, and Third and Fourth Streets, in Laniaseo. It is supposed that the fire originated in the stables in rear of two buildings on Clark Street, owned by Willard Carpenter. The engines werOromptly on the ground, and the lower Engine House is situated only about two squares distaut from the scene of the fire. The engine was run on of the
Engino House, aud the suction in
serted in the cUten." directly iu front,
so that it was not necessary to hitch the horses to it at all. The Iioe was
nrfimnrlv rArln,1 riff nml llm fiA ,n,Lsr
TtolrSi' tbc loiler y Ugted.hutthe engine
fjtiiie Rtttis jourusiv.. f iv22dtr I would not make steam. Altera while
A ff ACRES ' THE BEST ,rm-J-IJlJ Jrig Jauci for sale in Gitmon CouT.ty, known as Location No. 8. or the Del uw Tract. CHAS. E. MARSH, au..l2wdw Third tetreet, Kvansvllle. "jf VMBKB-100.000 feet two-Inch hemlock JLl In ruber, at cost price, by KAPPLEK A isaLM OS. corner Division and Canal Sta. inai3 dtf (law) g V S I JW K IS S HOl'KK -A desirable business house, located on Mala Street, between Eighth and Ninth, opposite tba depot. Terms reasonable. Inquire at H.
BTKABSEIi'S Grocery.
lanIS dim
FOR KENT.
' O IT 54 E A coiniortaoie iwo-siory
or c!t dweiiing-nouse in nuiuviu- .... . . t , -r-.--. t t . , , r r
towD. jyzi tui J viimv cuvn. For Rent. v
miiE THREE-STORY BRICK
JL building occupied by I. Si IJ. Helinann, No. 62 Main Street, is lor rent. Apply at
their store, Nos. W and 63 Main btreet. jy-2dtf Alt city papers please copy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AHCONNIER is daily In receipt of
tJL the latt stvlM or data. seiw
LOST.
MRCKCMUIOK-A pocket hor.lr con
's taixinK between WO ami SIO. TUe liuder will he rewarded by leaving the
sune at the Third Street r.nme Koom.
Moi.n tf.4:i AIS-un (Saturday
evenins. August 2Slh, on? iSecond
Bueet, between Chestnut and Cherry, or
on Chestnut fetreei, oeiween rirsi auu Third streets, a Misses' Gold Neck Chain. The finder will be liberally rewarded by
SATURDAY ....!...V..." SEPTEMBER 4, 1S69.
To Counljr Agricultiirnl So- - oietics .' - ; ' . V
'As the season Is approaching when' the
County Airricnltural .Societies are preparing to make contracts for their printing
we wonld call especial attention to our
nuperlor facilities for doing ill classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premlnm Lists, Tickets, o. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
In. plain or colored intt, at short notice
We have just added to our, Job Depart
meat five hundred dollars; worth, of the
it was discovered that a pipe coil had bursted, and the water poured in on the fire, extinguishing it. In the meantime, the Jackson Hand Fire "Com
pany arrived and got the first water
on the fire, but not in time to save the1 dwelling houses, to which the flame had communicated. ' '..'"
No. 1 was on the ground early, bu
on her way down,' in 'going over a
gunwale," one of the 'spring? that holds up the boiler was broken short, off. The engine was taken to a cistern, however, and after a while-"" steam was raised and the eueine' threw water for
a short time, but in a little while.it,
was discovered ' th t a certain .crank that turn? the water , on and off, was broken, and it was fouh-d J that it,. was
impossible for the engine to (Jo duty.
Engine No. 2 got water" on in good
time,' and 1 did excellent service, only
the cistern gave out about the ( time
water wa3 ' most needed.. , Alter the fire had raged an hour," the old Union hand engine "was brought to the staene
of action, and alsoi did' good work.
The members of Jackson Fire Company worked with a will, ahdt are entitled to much credit.- . . "" 'I
The flames extended .from the
stables to the two.'buildlngs belonging
to Willard Carpenter, wh"u;h were re
fiend for estimate.
EVANSVILLE JOB UNA L CO.
CITY JfE'WS.;,;.
tTho sales of real estate the
past week foot up a total of $12,150 40.
SfaT The Old Settlers' Picnic, will
j ' ' i j .
jKyf The Common Pfea9 Court will
meet on Monday, . ' " ' l
TI3ACI2 EHS IXSTITL. ST..
The Closing Exercises.
THE FAIP. ASD FESTIVAL
Grand Prcspntatlon to Mrs. J. Sclio enSeld and Otters.
FIFTII day's rROCEmiXGS. The Institute convened t,l the usual
hour, and proceeded to business. The
morning devotional exercises were conducted by Prof. A. M. Gow. The following beautiful words were sung
by the teachers, accompanied bj
music:
IAv.t aft I life. 111 Mm ihf nstiuV My King, my God o love; My work aud J y shall be the eame in' brighter worlds above, ic. Prof. Gow made some remarks
about the qualifications of teachers.
He spoke of the great necessity of raising the standard of qualifications, lie also continued his instructions in Grammar. Prof. Knight occupied a half-hour iu making some general remarks about country schools. Ha Epoke ot, the 11 faults and failings " of many of the country teachers, and the great necessity of all to ''qualify' themselves thoroughly for the great work of education Prof. B. C. Ilobbs occupied an hour in delivering a, J lecture on "'Physiology! He stated the reasons why it was in 4
troduced into the common schools of
the State.. lie explained the struc-i ture and use of the bones of the head;
FO'JUXH AND LAST XIGIIT. The grand Hebrew Fair closed at a lato hour. The spacious National Hall was cleared of the tables, stands,
&e., that were in use the previous
night-, and tae whole arair wound up with a grand ball, which begun at 10 o'clock. About fifty couples were on
the floor at uuce,and " all went merry
as a marriage bell." PRESENTATIONS. Previous to the beginning of the daneics a pleasaut little incident oc
curred, which was lo less unexpected
than it was merited by the fair recipient. Mrs. J. Shoentield wa pre-
sented with an elegant silver service
of ten pieces, purchased at P. E
Geissler's, .and. which cojst.$i!5. It
was au elegant tribute to a worthy
lady, who, by the manner in which
the fair was gotten up and successfully carried through, nob?y deserved a more than passing notice of the creat services she had rendered. The
presentation was made by S. Loewcn
stein, wh6''addro!r3ed"-,Mrs.: Schoen
field as follows:
Madam : In the name of the ladies i, i i t i
the structure and use of the braipj tho hoTtUy prnt -you with thii
siuuiai-u.ucrtaf, arieries, veins, o:c. beautiful tokeu "of their apnreciatidn
Ills remarks were ,very. interesting and instructive, and were' listened to with close .attention,' ... ' 1 ' ' Prof. GoW tqok . up. the Eubjict ef Ij.nited States History, and explained a method of teaching it in our common schools,. He .confined his remarks to; the; live rinds t. important events in the history of our country,' viz.: "The Discovery of America; "j " The 1 Landing of the. Pilgrims, pn Plymouth Reck.-and the Introdaction of Slavery ' in Jamestown, in 1020:7 r The - Revolution: " . The
of the very. valuable services that youi
iMadarn, as i resident ot tlie Hebrew Ladies' Fair tOiiimittee. have so
nolkly ami bountifully rendered. iTha
ladies, God bliSi them, would freely
and cheerfully acknowledge thatunta you there is due u great deal of the magnificent sucees. with which thn Fair has been crowned, both financially and socially.: i Aecepfe,!. that),
One of tleir duties was to advise dis
infectants in case of need, and Mr.
Harvey prides himself to know that carbolic acid, sulphate of iron and chloride of 4 lime have disinfecting
qualities, a knowledge which every school-boy over 14 years should, and
mostly does, possess, bo it seems tne Council might not be at a loss to procure dis'ntectants, even without the advice oi the learned Dr. Harvey.
The Board of Health attended to
K" fs
Fine Arts. Fish & Barter have just rec rived a large number cf "Prcng's ce1nbratcd Chromes, equal in point of beauty to tho finest oil paintings, which they are selling very low.
Testimonial. Dr. II. W. Cloud: Dear Sir Last Summer I had a severe attack of billious fever, followed by a long continued nervous rros-
accompanied by jaundice,
ra i An
our streets and alleys by sending Mr. 1 arj(j aft'er a gevere courFO 0f medicine, lrlmnnrU orpr tho eitv to take notes 1 f.;i;.. T .
Edmonds over the city to take notes of all stink-hole3 and nuisances,' and report the same to the Council. And
since tho lioard ol liealtn reueu on the smeller of Mr. Edmonds, rather than on -their own,-the Council sees no reason why it should not do the same. , r ; Tl ?t vaccination is no protection against emallppx, has not been asserted; but- it ii i hereby asserted that scrofula, and even worse contagious diseases may, and are spread, by vac
cination; especially wlun the same is
failing to obtain lelief, I purchased a
few bottles of your InvigoratingCordial at the suggestion of a friend; and 1 take great pleasure in faying that I was, in less than a month, restored to my former good health and spirits, and I give your Cordial all the credit. I make this statement not, more for your benefit than for the pood of those who may be similarly arUietcd. A.S. Hrjsrr, sept2 4t Con. E. &C. K.Pi. i
ISfBav "The Florence." the
done by wholesale, at a dime a piece, i first-chits Family Scwirar Machine of
and hot a healthy cow is kept for the purpose of taking the viru3 from, 'but the blood of the population being
mixed indiscriminately. J his covers the .Board .of Health question, and
DOV'U tew words. to the learnxxl uoctor individually. 1. It is a foolish assertion that a person knows, because it is his business amllie ought ,tor fcnqwVhe may never be able to master his profession. ' . .2. It is , a foolish assertion that a man does not know, because it is not hi3 prf fessional business". For inf tance.aman of : family may fiud it necessary to devote his leisure hours to the study of medicine, in order to be, in ease of .sicknes, not at the mercy of any ignorant qruaekfwh has tie
orats oi puiiiug oui a bihuj u wim
M. Ji. on. w I ? . "
Mr. llarvev s advice to consult Wr.
HoDkies or Mr: yemonin in case of
sickness-is not. a bad on, for their
would probably be
the World.
aog2S-Ct
' je55 T. C. Bridwell & Co , corner of Main and Third Streets, hare a full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushe.i, See. 1 Prescriptions carefnlly eomDonnded. Fresh Blue . Lick.- ('on-'
grcss and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
.:. jell-tf : ... .: : .:i AU American Watches manu
factured in the United States, for silc in gold and silver cases, at : : . 1 , ' P. Jj. Geusler & Co.'a. . : : Hep2-2t .; . 54 Main Street1 !
Valuaulc Business Property for Sale.
' That! valuable business property on
the northeast corner of Second and
Division Streets, being seventy five
feet front on. .Second Street, and extending back sixty-nine feet on Divis-
ioo Street, with a large frame dwelling, containing seven large rooms, . hall,
pantry, out buildings, ic., witli,gas
prescription
" A-rniil Tf M nml all lito Keif Pnn
Madam, this really beautiful ptesent, ceited M. D.'s, and there is hope for pipes all through the house, all in good and may the Lord grant that in many you;" which advice- I should live condition; the house . being tmrtyi .- s V : - -. . 1 1 x - rpi. tli touon on if h half fftt frm tli" nfirnnr
years nenco you may yet enjoy its use. scrupulously up. tu. , muaua This, Madam, i-j not only tho wish of controversy as iat as I iatu ocaccrned.
ALiit.ur or&inuAcii. r ... f
the generous donors, but also, 1 am
free-to sayy of thia entire assembly. ;
;.' y M.rs..,;Scii0c b 411 aceeptfcd tho pr8
Rebellion,", and Th4 Emancipatio'n ent.'cnd in a few appropriate remarks
Proclamation.". 'ZJt.'S. I 'A-' returned her sincere thanks for the
, The following, resolution was pre-i elegant fcstrrri'onial" Tl.e incident
sented and .adopted:- i'-'-vUiii I was a.mo? tniappy ce atd wis a. most
Resolved, That the District Ttach-; interesting .occasion to ajl present.
tieacaunot be surpassed. .Call opon us, or I fipcCtlVCly occupied by Sauiuel IN. Cur-
hick anu uosepn ijamauiine. i ne
furniture was eirried out of the
houses, as well.a3 from the 'adjoining
residences, occupied by Mr," Mario w.
Gongwolf Hesch and William Tlue-
man. Saiu. Curoicks furniture ' wa'j
insured for'?400, in the Security, "of
New-York; represented by u..'K.
Drew, and hi3 loss is fully 'covered.
Mr. Curnick lost all his business and
private papers,, ' manuscripts, &el,
Which ho regrets exceedingly.
Tho fire was confined to Mr.Carperi
ter' buildings, :and his loss amounts to about $2,.r00.: The 'houses were built bout one year ago, costingl.SOO
each, and were insured for ?800 eachi
in the Merchant's of Chicago, repre
seated by Ed. F. Ijawrence. The fur
niture waa tumbled out of five resi
denees in an indiscriminate manner.
and waa piled up across the street.' . '
Six or seven stables 'were burnell
altogether, belonging to Mr. Cr,rpen
ter,; Mr. Bonn, Joseph Rcitz and oth
ersot vanderuurga bounty torm an; Ttie saivc.r contained the following
association lot tho. purpose of better j :: .,f-i i , -,'' t'e,jiji :( ,i i.'.. ti - inscription, which was beautifully en
Prof. Barnabas C-Hobbs imparted c , V"7'w- l" mA .w.l.w: ;nfr.rmot;rtn ,v.nfc J. Schoenfield, by the Ladies of tho
Hebrew Fair, Sept. 3J, 1SG9. Evanaville, Ind."
Shortly after the above presenta
tion, Mrs. .behoeuheli, in bcbalt of
3.
MARttlAGE Excesses. The following Li
censes lo marry were issued rroin me County Clerk's Office, lor the week tnd.
ing Beptember 3d :
George Brach and Catharine Haberlacli.
William fjhlu ana LiOllto AudrHii. l
Peter Zapp and Kliza Stephens.
Christopher K. Tlslow auu Sarah K. John
son.
Isaac I j. Mills ami Kato Delker.
jf Laborers' are busily engaged in cleanictr out the sewers. It will take
several weeks. : . ': . " Before Justice McTernas.--L.
Bishop, for an assault on August
Lacoss, was fined $3 151: Replevied. - -' i ' ' - - -- - T
3? One of the worst habita we
know of is borrowing your neighbor's
newspaper. It i3 ' a bad practice.
Take a paper for yourself. ' ,.
Too ' Late. A communication
puncturing Senator Morgan's letter to I era, who all lose more or less
the City Council, wa3 received too late
last night for insertion in to-day's
Journal.
Before Justice Emery. Seven boys were arrested and taken before
Justice: Emery, yesterday, lor com
mitting a terrible assault; on another boy. The trial was set for the 13th
of September. " " "',
The Public Schools will re
open on Monday. In this connection wa would state that Prof. Gow de
sires all children "who have not yet
been to school, and desire to attend
the ensuing term to call' on him to
day at the High School JJuudmg. , 7
fir3 The examination of , school
teachers, for the purpose of confer
ring licenses, will1 take place at the
ITich School Building to-day. Prof.
J. W. Knight is the School Exam
iner. - - ' 1 ,;
Criminal Court. Miko Hof plead
guilty to selling liquor on Sunday, and
was. fined $10 each, in two cases. ,
John Kcehler plead guilty to selling
liquor on Sunday, and waa fined $10
each, ii three cases.
The swearing by the crowd yester
day at the deficiency of the Fire De
partment waa both' loud and deep and it certainly was a most . unfortunate occurrence for two engines to get out of order at the scene of a fire,
just at the critical period when their
services were most needed.' It is the general opiniou- that if n6 accident had occurred to No. 3, she ought to have been throwing water before- the flames communicated to the residences; and, if such is ' the; fact,,'the buildings would "haves; been1 saved. We have stated the facts above, j so far as -wo could get at them, and withr out reflecting on. any one in particular, can only aay that' the Fire Department was a signal, failure . yester
day, so far as protecting our city froni the ravages', of fire was " concerned. One practice in this city , should
cease, and that is, driving the engine's
So fires at such break-neck speed. It
is" not' necessary to do so, and' the street crossings are in such a condi
tion that it is hot eafo to the' engines. Engine No, 3 is being repairer! as fast as possible, and wilt probably lie all right by this evening. ' r
The cause of the fire' is unknown.
some 'valuable' mtormation about
fraCitions, but fimply devoted his r-! rr4ark3 to' aduitioo, subtraction, mnj-
tiplication and division of ,Joouuuri! fractions, c--- !?':";y;..., !
Mr Thos. Peek read an interesting-
essay on tho subject of "School and' Teacher," wliich was well received, by
the Institute
very, interesting a.ccePcJ l7.IurB; uery box, which; I03", V .
the latlics, irr a neat little speech, pre
sented Mr. B. Baer, the Secretary of
the Hebrew congregation, with an
elegant gold-headed cne, which was
rpi . L: i acuclHUU UJ I'll. J'-.ii m a icn irrtu
j. ueru wtiu, o nit)
queries put into the q
were read and answered during the
loaf li 1 1 in 'tl.fl nvdniAb Mriii
of the queries elicited .considerable , . , , . , . , ,
discussion, in which-the teachers a enaia so.iu gom ring wn.cn ba
, ;,- , , . r ... i mi - ..... : . i
Tho followioK pfearnbfes.aba reF0- . . - S !',....
..im.ii.'lAWilh"'' oy an present
kiiereas, Ihe competition exist-1. , ., ... T, .
iriff flmonir norsons iuitnrjin . ta he oipseyrf, . presented mr. -nenry a.
teaoiiers, is injurious j io inose wno uumoerts wiui a nne oiu
District Institute. The District
School Teachers of Vanderburgh
County will hold a meeting at the
High School Building, next Saturday,
the 11th, for the purposo of effecting
an organization for their mutual benefit. A largo attendance is desired.
Bad Bots. A number of naughty 1 1 is supposed to have been! caused by
boys were arrested yesterday after
noon and taken before the Recorder, for throwing Mtones at a little negro girl. The Recorder gave them a lecture and released them, but if any other boy3 are arrested on a similar charge they will certainly be sent to the lock-up. , Fish & Barter. These distinguished book sellers and. stationers, are before tho public this morning in our " Local Column," offering irre: sistablo attractions to all who desire or have necessity to invest in school book's, fancy note papers, gold pens or chromos, a cheap but admirablesubstitute for oil paintings. Call and examine their stock. ; '
Tns Sparring To-Niqht. T"
. .m
Allen, the noted pugilist, wi1', arrive to-day, and appear at the Opcra iIouge to-night. He will par witU Jim Coyne, his second in the late fight, and both will appear in ring costume. We presume a great many -will go to see Allen, out of pure curiosity. He is a " fighlist " of the first-class, and
will give Miko McCoolo a "grand
tussle " on the 10th of November.
Match Game. The colored baseballists played a match, game yesterday. The Quickstep Club, of Henderson, played the Phoenix Club, of this city, and the Henderson boys got beat, the score standing, Phoenix, 25; Quickstep, 20. The game wa3 played yesterday morning, and quite a number of spectators , were in
attendance. Seth Coolidge kept tho
little children playing' with matches
A fire occurred at the same nlaeo Tnt.
June, and -several stables were de
stroyed. A tire was discovered in one of the Blables last week; but waa put out in time." ... .';... Recorder's Court. Martha Jackson, a colored demirep, drunk and disorderly, was fined $7 60. Replevied. Dora Coulter, a white nymph j i. - 4 ,j;.,i.t'. r. i o or '
UIUU&. auu uuuiucu; , uuai fl oj. Henry Lohmeicr, disorderly; finked f 9 45. Replevied. ' Lee . Bishop, drunk; ; fined $5 25. Gave security. Thomaa I O'Mar. drunk; fined 15 25. Sent to- Veok-upv f - - ; :i Two laers whosa names" we did no gotwere fined $5 25 each. - I ;
Matoii Game op Base Ball.
The following is the result of, the
match game played yesterday between the Star and Union clubs of this city:
Star.- o. r Schu, c 4 2 Inkhof, p 6 o N Jost, 1st b...-. a 2
Schmoetzer'2d b 5 1
Nurre. 3d b
Zapp, 1. f J. Just, c. f Kartler, r. f Kitely, . s-....,
. 1 4
. 3 2 .14 . r i
Union. o. R
Thompson. c f.. 3 8
3. Nurre. c 5
Dexter, 2d b 2
' 27 21 If nings...... ...... I 2 Ktar .o 2 Union o 2
Koicourt, s. s.... 2
'Kieneart, 1st D . Lyon, 3d b 4 h tort on, 1. f -a Rest, r. f 3 Nugeut, p 4
have spent time and money in pre-:
panng;.themselves properly for their work ; and, WllEREAivThoV State -has author
ized the appointments of a a School Examiner to ascertain the fitness of'
persons to take charge of the Schools; therefore, . , , . Resolved, That we request Mr. Knight to establish a higher standard of qualificatioua in .order to .secure
the persons bestqualifiad to teach the
Uommon bcuoola. , . ;: h i
The follovang , additional namea of
teachers present "were enrolletl yesterday : - Pre f. Willett,';.Thos. Peck
Miss Boor, Miss Ashley, 'and-.Miss
Steele making 'the, total number enrolled ninety. ';.;J; The 'Institute was a genuine sue
cess, and vns a session beneficial to
all who participated. Tbpse in at
tendance took great interest in the
proceedings, and the presence1 and.
lectures of Prof. Ilobbs added greatly
to the interest of the occasion:
At 5 e'elock P.M. tho Institute ad
journed sirfc die.
Prof. Hobbs delivered an address
at the High. School Building last.
night, and was listened to by a large
number of teachers and visitors. . - . m i
Fire at Newbttrq. From divers
individuals we learn that the1 'fire in
Ncwburg, on Thursday night, broke
out in Commercial Block, Water
Street, and that two buildings of the
block were burned. Mr. nazen and
Frank BetUcll were large losers
Bethell was insured for $3,000 in the Home of N:W York. Weed & Glass
suffered lieavy - loss 6u 1 stock, and
were insured in Undetwriters for
?6,000 abimt two-thirds of their loss.
Hazen, grocery keeper, .lost heavily.
with no insurance. Newburg Nexcs, iu the second story, total lofs, to tho
amount of $ 1,100. No insurance
The fire waa. unquestionably the work
of an incendiary.- ,
The goods were removed from sev
eral other buildings, at considerable
loss with no insurance. The Repub
lie of Chicago had a risk, which waa
compromised at $3S, and the Evans-
ville suffers a loss of $100.
The fire waa put out by the free use
of salt, and the formation of a line of
water buckets from the river to the
-1 t n
burning putiaings. lbe wort was
Heiculean, but it waa admirably per
formed
Feats of- Burglars. On Friday
night last, burglars broke into the
office of D.'Burbank & Bro., at Hon derson, aud blew their safe open, ob
taining ?40 for their trouble. On
Wednesday night they tried the ofiice
Real. Estatk Transfers. The follow ,
lng is a list of the real estate transfers for the week ending Sept. 3, 1SC9, 8 appears on record on the bcoka of tno County Auditor:
Martin EniK to Lucy J. Lewis, Lot 3, In
A. T.pf. T)"nkpl;rppl in behalf of 1 Block 8, Archer's KUrgemenl, for Jl'J.j.
the numeroucs friendsof Miss Jennie Lot 24, in Biot-ksu', Lamasco city, lor 2i.
i.yuia k. Kaunuoia io u. rieinaainp, d im half northwest quarter of Section 7, Town 7, Range 11, for 86.UJO.
ll. Ayueiiou io nenryu. ijRC , i mvri Noi. 2. fractional Hectlon No. 5, Town . 7,
ltarnjo 10, for 82,000.
lieury c. lacy io v.. a. Ayaeuon, unuivlded half of Parcel No. 1, part of fractional (Section 5, Town 7, Rane 11, for 82,000 Elizabeth AUeou to John Alteon, Bouth half of southeast quarter Section 35, Town
ft, Range 10; also eusi nan notuiwen ciaurter southeast quarter Section 3o, Town 5, Rango 10, lor i'JM. , , . . Mokir nitli to ITearv Illchsleln. IjOts
11. 12. 13. and 14, in Block 2, Binlthland, for
glfii
a hne goiu ncauca
cane, with the namea of the doners engraved thereon. Mr. Gumberta
accepted, ia a graceful manner.
pnrES DRAWN.
The beautiful easy chair, presented Hecttoni-t, Town 6, iuno 10, tor $.;oa 5i.
by Cv Armstrong, was., urawtl by J. . Umytb, south part of soutlieasl quarter
Kicker.
The splendid book case was drawn
by Henry S. Gumberts.
The fine boadstead and bed room
sec waa won by H. Anspach.
fceven and a half feet from the corner
of Division Street. Will sell the
whole property together, or will fiubr divide to suit parties. Unless .the Eropcrty is sold ' at private Fale on or efore Saturday, September 4lh, lbG'.l, it will bo offered at public sale at the
Court, House door, at two o clock, P.
si., on said dav
Terms op Sale One-third cash, balance in, two equal payments of out and two vears. with feix Der cent, in
terest on deferred payments, securtd
by mortgage For further particulars apply to J. P. Elliott & Son, t .'.:' Real Estate Agents,
Corner of Third and Locust Streets.
aug26-d9t
Fish & Barter have just receive
a comuletc assortment of ladies'
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. . scl
Grand Luiuboldt (efebralion at
.... KvansTllle.
'Tho 14th of September, ISCCf, the
one hundredth birth-diiyot Alcxati
der Von Humboldt, the Nestor o
Science, is fast approachinar. 'l'ht
most complete airacffements are bciDf
made to eclebruto uaid bii th-day at
our city, in a manner wortny e! tne rrrrftt deceased. ' , , ,' " ' i
The .underpinned committee take
pleasure in iuviting the people of
Eyansville and vicinity to participate in the festivities, and being satisfied that the renowned and honored nam of Alexander Von Humboldt will awaken the deepest sympathies in the heart of every intelligent BEING, we feel confident that our citizens and
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.'iit Jiivr.r
Third J'ayj
The adaitlonRi arrivals an i ,ifinrl,,
tip to mldnlKht last ltu-la.in the Molilo
Norton, to Henderson; Facny I'.randels tCilro; Lady WashiB Eton auu bowlder'
barges, from lUhiug Hnn; I'etr.)!!!! No. 2, from Canneiton ; Uiaplre from Cairo.
Ihe Iliaudi H took out an Immense trip.
Blio took a bai(.;e, to liaUter, 1 11 case of c-iiiti euey. CupL. Miller left, by rail, yes
terday iiioruing, for Loulsvilio. Captain John II. PerLenpauh, of tho Norxuan,
took the I'randttia out ..Thu I'etrolla liad a lucgnlflcc-jt trip lu, ono of tho best of tlie reason The Lady Vashlhgton, with a tow of bowHeis for J. S. Lowry, airlvcd lnt evenlriK A lady i'H.sseng-r ty the Petrolla hays that a moro T'l'!''-
act and truly conrteous corps of rfllceii
were nnvtr nofiated Infjelbr-r; nn any loat.-.......Th Umplro arrived wt U.'i last
night, with a Rood flp. Hiie will lis ov-r till Monday...:. A tilspatcli from LouH-
Tlllo trnys tho ILam ilite will oorna ihroui:h
to-day on time. Slio Is a splendidly appointed steamer, ani Captain W. R. lfolcroft and Prank louglicity, her ciilif ofilceiK, undeM'aud ; their buslo"! thoroughly Tho Churiner miU Cora H. paxM-d
JIawt-svllie at 1 p.m. yesterday, but hud
not arrived at Jl o'clock lust bight
Tlie Charmer arrived at 11:U0 lat nUlit, with an c-scfclU-nt ti lp fur tho water. Khe
curue thiouth without detection. .She should have a splendid trip out to-day The Cora S. ws at CanneMoa when the Charmer pa.stdlhat poiht. Mm' had not
arrived atone o'clock this mornlin'. She
mny be expected ahcut daylight. , L
''Mflllltpwf. AfAwrKHRf of Hteainfr Charmer, from
Cluotiinat i to KYauvUIe.-W llhftlinlfj 6l
l-'rick, -J bti a alu; , Jtciiry Amur, 1 bhl mil:l I Ullsv, t bale harnp; r.alji-ock i
fr.Uel, It, pkti ataUiaj W Caldwe.l, 2 ii-st
batki;A CiiilHitf pKK4 iiKii-; ct tar-
roll, G p-s marble; M Dal.t-ll, 81 kks paper; E .t C U It, 20 la stoves Ac; FitldwKer A Samidmf, 2 Iiijxm hardware; Hilion A
Wi ImiIi, ijiiiK-i umpn sc; iiuiiiruiny x 1 ivH, S c milsi.; Huwi'(iry v. 1'at rlclc.
7) pinK nnln; CJledorica, Wpte-t ioa-;
J a.tikeij,4 va-iiK iwiuii; ivmi.j r-jvii-r TnJ .lv-,n ui Di r. 12 pl.-usmdse; ll K Aumit,
(W pis mart. I,-; I. ftuCnr 4.'o, I bill oat-: W Wa.ias, 3 piig mhIko; Jn Wymoiul, IJ lulls rr W Wayne, 4 Jtku. iuiisi;
a-riiehuii'l rsi-riirrip, l j onii intmciu'
Pur JteHlnpuiant lJ skcn mdse, aud 10.-
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M l-on-l',":intIn i du; LAKH j-l ll.l ...i.i nd. I ' ' i-r Mi .ii' . ; , COOHt M.1VO !..., !, t.,,!'J l. ti ti)f at, LJ.'p,'-,,. but (i.,. hWior. i'.f iiv n .-t ; r -1 : and clear and -u-;r i ,t-, m:,;, I I I iki- - J-'irm i1 it,. . -. i.U,"- l-'lr.i ; I lor t i in in t ,iti'-r..i ,ii, nr ii i, . Oil, firm id 1 1 ii in,; mi t to M '..; lor r f. ui 'i. li.M'l i; l-s- IJ in h n m ' - lliil.o Ad V'uj(--i t i J , 1 , 1 1 ru?. "LxriiAMiK Hi' dy; l-m
fet. Iwi; '.rr -x Uy Telecrai h. ft. I.- ;. , : , , Tui! 4X'0 AcMvn t f u 1 1 ) i i . Cotton I- o" 1 mi 1 at ., i. IlKMi'-.Vn' Inf..: 'oi i . 1 I, or l! - Low fa i. I fi i 1 1 ii oi : ,i 1 , . i ant and In; hi ;hi t ; l-.-r hih -.,i, ..-t line hold ii t 5 I . "i . ' ; t' ;.". ; a X N , til, ; c -- J.iini.j . j7 7.' hi. Wlitvr-A.-iivu i.iil ,.!. .'-i .i ipHiilallvn iH.. !:i.-i I; - i., .:i . r2 r-prltnj r. i I i hi ; No . i t-.t I . ii -1 I No.auo.. ti H. l.i;No. j.i... ti : N. 1 vl. : 5 i .. ; i o . .1 - I 'o ft ! - 1 ri !i i r v c n t r- '. 1 ' - i if i d v.- I yellow ; 'i tor w t It i... t A Jrl i 1 t.i vy wild 'l" O'ii : ; ! built fit 4 I 1 1 1' e; hi h-k liui.KY-Viy I r oi: i i ii-', I oi
df-til am I lor 1k-I i ! lid 1 1 . i ; ri m in (sol I I 8 1 l)"i. W HP-UY -M ..! V tl M II. (irttJl.'l KI- 1 - ijU.i'l I f). I III " i i.. I'UlA ISIONS. - t.MlU t, (..! .M!. was a lul l'" in di i ill i i i ii I i ii I... sold ai e ft. ll.i-on i hocid-i 1 rib hldus IV".
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Pirtit vru. Pa., .cptotntMsr ,:i Monoti-
Kaheia IS indict xiii'l Jail I nit. V BitJw-r clear and. foot; I Kpi txtoiMetpr'.U. ' , ;
Lorfsyif.i.K,' " Fi-jdf mWr ". X "Arrived : PinU Vnmiii, fiMi Cairo. Wftiier clur
acd plaitnti. ; Hivar rJlnp, Willi 5 leirtV
liicii.-s 1 11 luu canal atiu x lout 'J lui hs on r
tho rocks.- - , ' " , '
OspinnAI'I, Foj.loiuher C Port Llst-i-No nirivnls;- (.'lis nijt.on departed tor ft. Ijouis. : lciicrhix ljt iu Hit) clmuuul, and -PAiifj, .S.)jit-tiilrr B. r.uioal. 11, Kva
V 1 1 1 imultt (, U ; Itepulillc, XVw OrUmiH to St. Lou I", IJ iT; I..ii!i;worth, New rv loan 19 Cairo, 4 A.M.; liarramitiiUU, i;iuciunatl lo New Oi h-ans, 10 A.M. ; Aimik. . ri. Louis lo Cluctunal I, 6 v. M.; Silver: f Piuy, Cinei uuutl i-o .ew h-h-nins, B p. m.; JUou Accord. ir L, LouU to xHouud City, t l'.M. ; Olive Lnttich, t-.t. Louis to New Of--leauw, 7 i'. M, ' Kivb ntftlouary. Wi-tthi r clooj ; mtri.jy.7a . . , ,- , ' !N AturriXK, Kcjt 3 -Th weather fair and uud ),-1-.ihhiii, wllh lli)ueicury atSi' 12 . 1. ,-, , , . i ' -h : Mkiii JUri. Sept. 3. Clear aud pleasast. Ill ver 1 1-1 if . A 1 1 1 vp.d OlasKow, trom t inciuiiutl; Ndtouia Irom LHUh itoctc. Dor puitt-d puulioe Carrol, to Hew Orli-uui, 8li I J.DIH. Koj.t. 3,-Anlv I ITlah, front (iriif.il iilver; Adtlta. irotn Mouud Clty( Moli'.e Mcl'lkii, imm tst. Paul; ICmii Unhiowon, ff-m Cih'-lnnall jjetlftrsui, fimu I'lttt. buru ; N til Miim, ir iu lliiu nllml: itob Hoy, f 1-0111 K'cosufc; Di-Ue Mumphiit, from Meinphu; flam, Irotu KariMis Clly: l'.iav. r, from La Malla. Ih-paried l;.llo Kl-mpliU. tor Memphis ; i uwiitl lue, for M. Paul ; ili.U Hoy, tor Kioliuu; iNiilmiiu, for J i firm I hat ; K.uililu. La U.ir.e, for Kan-s l'My;Tom Morgan, lo.- Ko.-hi-pirt. 'i'hu rlvrr hm fallen t-i jc. I ik-Ik m, ami ull tho upper Mri'aiiiN Hie deciiiilTij:, hnl tiu-rn Is a ood whimjI wiiinr to alt pnltim. JluineM hoo.I. 'J'he weatlir is clear and pleusaiit. Mercury .hii ut;i p. m.
.u-w ti r i-i io . My Teteui d. I Nr:w Vn-:i , . j i..::. l)g V Hum a -'1 lu 11 ai 'u ! lor in. 1 1 i . of text llo t'itii-.-t V: "i food.. I. , a.-i!,.-t.tlt h. r." hi no 11 .If. tii 11. i i ii hllDi l.lil ii S. i'l i. t-at ) (-. .,-. In to . 1 the ri 1 ok l 1 hi 1 1. 1 I ... o 1 ,, ( j.,1 1. . 1 i 1 , . mi
fiiico urn 11111 iioviif - m ii.i ii ,
thread by U10 apvn'H to fi ..:i k r'r. ni-ir Tho -A UK iit I a f. 1 1 1 ,u -11 1 ' - 11,1 I i , L-i.ii.
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and oth'ir f t.x.jiluH in. 1, u i in n. . , .,' io'.c, yet AM'l'ili'ii-l is ..in- i-n.i : . ,.. t ho H adill ll ' ) 1 . 1 I , 1.1,1. 1 1,1 - 1 . I' .
will III III . .1. .'l!HI;j'-",r"WM ,'.- l,...f Is no pill 111-11 In r f h ii ti;.: , 1 . ol, , -1 v- , v.i
in. h mill tilnriliels n 1 1 :i 1 1 1, m ; 1 1 li.-iv--
;,-,, iP.rH ti; ! ; rrt " : t Mjr Telearar h.J N r. w V u , ; . . :,,
Mlf.V KY Alt 1 ft Hi 01 1 p
' I" nil
Otto Rem I to Henry Kchlem-ker, Lot 8 neighbors will attend tliO celebration
and part ot 7. in mocK i, Arcnern r.u- 1 tn masse.
larsi ment. for Sl.OOO.
Kdwin Darrou to Thomas D. Bmylb.part
of southeast quarter aouthwest quarter
southwent quarter Hectlou ill, Town ti,
Kan go 10, ror tft!7i wt. - Maria Hutchinson to Itobert Karl, Lots
4 and 5, Hiocfc 1, Jtlliott'a Kulargement, W,. C, V. ... . - . - -
IOCAL IIOTICSS
TheGrovcr & Baker sewing ma
chine was drawn by J. T. Coolidge.
Tho Wilson shuttle sewing machine
was drawn by Mr3. John S. Peele.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The success .of ..the .Festival far
exceeded the mostsanguine auticipa-j
tions. The net, profits will bo over JW).'' Wc are' requested to'refuru
the thanks of the Committee to the following ladies for their services, in
aid of the Festival V.Mrsl Dr. Walker,
Mrs. Col. Jonc's, Mrs. Blythe Hynes,
Mrs. Charles S. Wells, Mrs. J. Forth,
and Mrs. Dr. Magcniss.
The ladies in charge of the supper
table Mrs. D. Heimano, M". Baer,
Holland's Gold Pens are the best
male. , Fish & Barter arq the exclusive agents for the nale of them in
this Clty.s j i,. ; , ; SC I
All lodrcs, Focieties, associations.
etc., (with or without emblems), are respectfully- -Teqricstcd -to participate in the procession. , , , Come one 1" Come all 1 ' r-. Wm. HeiLman,
Morris uaiin, Dr. T. Sea u Liz, F. A. Goet.e, C. SCIIRAEDKR, Committee of Invitation, aug '25diw-td , 1
Jtf Ileal Jisle Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at j IIiTcn::sV
...tl.. t. 1 4 A W t .-... -. ill
ESyGo 1 to . Maroonnier'n for
latest styles of hats and caps.
fcej-J lW.. ; , jj a, t. i 1-.. i Horses and carts wanted to
haul bowlders and gravel. t Apply iuim'edfately to J W. "Lb wry". " " sept. 5.
JgfF! A.J Weber has just returned
from the East with by far the finest
and largest selection of Hats and Caps ever brought"" to Evansville, consist
ing ot all the latest styles lor, men, boys and children. They are, also,
preparing the largest stock 01 p urs
the
and Mrs. Adler are entitled to great ever brought. to Indiaua., , And are
praise for their services before and
during the Fair.
The ladies in charge of the Cake
and lea" Cream" Tabic Mrs. ljhenhauser, Mrs. Lcewenburg, Mrs. Weil,
Mrs. Oberdorfer and Mrs. Eoscr aro
also; deserving of special ineBtkn.
The thanks of the ladies are ten
dered lo all persons who took part
and aided ia the festival.
The ball did not end until a late
hour this morning, and all went home
well satisfied with the brilliant termi
nation of the Hebrew Festival.
2 4 1 4 11 5
27 oa 7 8 9 3 5 121 1 11 16-w
Sale op Property To-Day. We'
call attention to the sale at auction by Elliott & Son to-day, of the valua
ble property on the corner of Division
anl Second Street?. The sale will
take place at the Court House, at 2
o'clock P. M. This is. a fine chance to
secure good property, and a bargain
score, and John JNurre acted as Um- mav be had. See local notice, for
pire. The colored boys batted aobly.' terms, &c. , .)..,; " :.:
A Grave Ciiarqe Attempt to
Poison. Mrs. Crowel, who is some what notorious, was arrested yester
day evening on the charge of attempt
ing lo poison the wife of a well known
citizen, ithose name we withhold at
the request of his business associates
A preliminary examination was held
last night before Justice MoTernan, and Mrs. Crowel was bound over in
the sum of $1,000. She gave the re
quired bail, and was released. It is
gravely asserted that the evidence
will go far towards showing that the husband of the lady attempted to be poisoned and Mrs. Crowel havo been on terms of criminal intimacy for some time, and that the deed waa connived at by him. We forbear comment on so peculiar a case for the present, and will await further devel- , .17 7 . 1 . . L
of Sweets & Cartwcll, at Uniontown, opmema. v e nope f u ua. -B u and blew the entire front out of the the man may prove to be unfounded.
safe and robbed it of $840. Parties Editors Journal II. M. Harvev.
are in pursuit : of them, with fair or gomc oae over k;s signature, jn yCr..
prepared to, manufacture to order, and r i . . . . i-- if.. i i..
remouei anything in ino nai auu v ur
line.' - -
Removed two doors from the corner
to No. 52 Main Street,' Sign of Tiger.
sopt4-tf ' t V. A. W e beb & Co. ESfOur customers will find a
large e took of Ladies', "" Misses', and Children's Shoes in our housej also, a lnrirft ami oomnlcto line of Gents'
and Boys' Boots and fchoes ot all
grades. These, goods aro all ircsh,
and will be sold very cheap at
Geo. Miller & "Jo. a, Ee3-2t 33 Main Street. tfTf Mrs. Ross' School will com
mence Monday, September Cth. d2t
Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry
and Silverware in endless variety at
P. L. UEISSLER & UO. 8, . sep2 2c t ... 54 Main Street. . . . . . . . Two blind mares for sale; in No. 1 condition iApply to A, J - COLBURN,, aug!8 tf .33 Main Street. , ES? Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for sale at I. &. D. Heiman's.
Railroad Assessment. j At a meeting of the Board of Directors of tho E ", C, it P. Railroad Company," on Wednesday evening, August 1 1th, it was unanimously ; resolved that au assessment of eight per cent, be levied upon the capital stock of the Company, ftur per cent.
. cf which shall be.pnyabJe on the l'ith
of September next, aud lour percent, on the 15th of Oatobor, the same to be used in making wurveya of the vat rious routes from -Evansville to thd Wabash River, leading into Southern Illinois. . . Jas. F. Welrorn, ! aupl2-ttieptl5 Secretary. ;
Dissolution or Cojiartiuri-hli). The partnership heretofore etifitt inz between P. L. Gcissler and Coni
Btant Delang, in the Jewelry Business, at No. 54 Matn Street, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mri Constant Delang retires from the business, which will hereafter be continued by P. L. Ccissler it Co., who
will settle all claims against the lirm, and who are alone authorized to collect debts in favor of the tanie. Tho
name and style of the firm in tho f uture will be P. L. Geissler it Co. P. L. Geishler, Constant Delano.
hopes of overtaking them.
Personal. John. T. Scott, of Madlsonville, was in thij city yester day, and performed a very sensible duty subscribed for the Journal. . John Alsop,. representing the great drug houao of Peter, Powers & Cooper, Louisville, is at the American House. . '
terday's Journal, finds it necessary to como back to the Board of Health question, and since the matter is once before . the public, it may as well Le thoroughly sifted. i
Now let us see what the duties of
the Board of Health were, which a man of common eense, average capacity and zeal were not able to perform:
Fi3ii & Barter have the largest and cheapest stock of school books ever brought to this city. Call and see them, No. 13 Main Street, next to First National Bank. - - eel
The above dissolution having become necessary by my continued ill health, I would sincerely thank tho public for the very liberal patronagU extended to the firm, and solicit for - C i I.
my successors a continuance oi mo same. Constant Delano. 1 aug28lw
BIAI-V KTUEET EXC 1 1 AgtAK, ..t aiiili mill MxlliStw..
PLKASA.M', airy rooms, clean, cornfortable beds, wllh eeeiilil board o per weeK, orbiDKle naeaWitjceuls: Ifiilniin; Soceuts. i'ho bul Uie lunrki t ali'ords will
always bi loun.i iipi, biu.i orowrw ror nesu berries, fruit aud Catawba wluu of the Kretcnmar farm will be thanmully received and promptly attended to. jeSdOin JOHN C.HCUWEIZKlt.
' ' ,y H lOTk 5!f.rA.-.. By Telegraph.! i Nkw Vobk, Hi iit, a. Cotton FI i iu Mib.s of bales at U'.c for MililItK I'l'lao'-f". ' pjHK-tltsielpts U.7l.'i bbls; market 10. ) lie tietter;c-;o.' U gui'ji ; advaliru ll; sains IS.I'V) hl;K. at Vi Ut'.tO 10 for utipernne Huite ami Wtinlrn ; o-47 !) for cum MnU-; Hi. i if f 7 4iliirxlru Wmlumi 7 4 k.j7 to lor White v,-h-at extra ; tl t)i1 10 for rouoi'. boorOhlt td S.V7 (K) for extra Ht. Louist kl 'i' for good to cuoljp do.; lnclud. ed iii haU-si'if) 4, ij0 bulnil ttra fsiate lor export-at so 0 Iff. Hyei Flour iiulell Milea of 1 hai r. Is t t i Mi t Ui. Conn MiiAhAloro tictlvo; aiha of $ barrels SLul-, .l about t-'i 0, and loo b.nel Koulli. i n at HI tjj. W'hisk v-lleivy salts of ail barrels Western nt tl 1 11 io fine; chlelly at Juiu price. , VV Hi'.Af-Ke-elfits 42.fi 11 bushels; opened Z -c la H-r, but o i "tho receipt of pilvatit dlspatcheH trom Liverpool, quotliiK lowi-r price-', 1 he market became dull and rto'-ej Ira -Jc lou i-r ; stiles ol 1 lo.i " biihhi ls at II !A 1 f7 lor No. 'J Kiirlug;41 I I t.i'i lorfo. 1 Winter rd atiif ainiit.r . Wit-rii l (i, Jof amber K-iiUi-ky i tl W for timber Tenue
s -.; (1 77'.; lor wlill. C-all'oj'hU; tl li luf white Kentucky. Kv it Ciuli.'L and uilUout decided ( hangn, MAahi.v .Nmiiluu (. . 4'oK.f Iff ci Ipts 12,070 him1i-r; Market iiitn linn, wis h a kh'hJ IrmlH demand; bales, l.ii.li'Jil bil- t.i)is at il V'K"i "'' found iiivy inixoil V. csii i u ; SI ii; ii IS fur oiimt do; 1 IH fl U't for hlll inui dnlid Wester rt yellow, anil tl '-0 for whitjj Wkl ei n. ' i . uaW --i?.-c cti ts n.r.in i.ti duds. Moie n iIveAinl 2 f.ic beiti r; of m,(i bnsheli at C -ii.s c lor i). vr Soulh.-lTi and WlU .-i n j ole lor oid Wt'stt ru. . . H t (.- u iW, ... ' , . C.l dtCKf-tilllt t.,, 1 ' , . bfioAK I- mum , sales of I'll lili.ls l.lll? W-'Aa for -Cuba, and l'."l '.,,'.- lor PoiM ltii o; 4'sl boxes llfivt.ua at 12'-.l'f,.- ( - Moussw-r Irm; mien of iuo hlids Kngi Ilsh Island at r,i 0i. -, , , ll iit 'Nominal.' ' '". ' ; j'KTiuihzt jt-Ptrio at .I'JJ.tTfor refit.) I. I'ouK tan: and heavy J w.le ol in) bids rt. tsi KyXM trt ror inss: t-.l ni tor ,i i d( t27 '.,1(4.2') no for pi'IniM ini Vt iVI, Hl ml ft pilule iiK-Mtj h Ito, -50 bbli niviiw, iniynr till i ei r, at i '' '!. ! , ' liKKV Hleadyt .:.Ici of 1.K bhla at H l !5o fur new plain Jut-mi and t.'J l-O .17 0 I iurm-wi'iltiiiiii-U - IimcK llAM'-i Hteiuly ; salusol i!i 0 hh'.n a S2T ou,mi Ui. , - CUT MK.4Tti- (iilletl n.iliHOl I'fO tivX:iH fit H'iilTil4c for shoiildets hihI l7,.l!;o lor liiuiiH,' iniddles firm, with sales ol J- biiies Ice cured at llmiT.',!-. , L,iil-iUiet and steady; Kales or ill) tjercos at il".ie tor aleatn and l'.i; i Jocfor keUlo rendered. JiKTTf.H Ktef.dy at IOji'Jw tor Ohio and 1" lor t-lJile, , , Chbksk Imllat Pi'illf!. i'HKjoiiTS 'io JlTMXis.l flrfimr; 1.1. Ip irrents 1 .i.O0) bw-hebt whMat U 'y. I per mil I nl 0',''il''','t -per httum, ml l,ikiibi!s linnr ati.-l pur meam.
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l.'i'..-;; fell to 1 . t. i. ii ! i . ;onov1 nir i ui .( lo il iv . cent. ;K-iiM'h-. s ino',1 tiOUIlt .1 tnli. ion I 1. I on i ho I'.eur fill ;.,h t . wore Illinois t . i .1 1 .hi.iih sold luryely ot .-.ill i, v i r
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Notice or Copartncrahlp. Notice is hereby civen that A. M.
Dusouchet has this day been admitted as a partner in tho firm of Jj. liu finer, Jr. & Co., wholesale dealers in Flour, Bacon and Salt, at,No. 5 North Water Street. L. Rcffner, Jr. John Gilbert. September 1, ISCQ-tf. P. L. Geisser & Co., M Main Street, is Jtwelry Headquarters in this city. sep2-2t Sparring ExhlliltLon at Opera House. A errand Snarring Exhibition will be
given at the Opera House on Saturday night, September 4th. Tom Allen, who recently fought with Gallaeher, and Jim. Coyne, his second, will take a benefit. Several other notables will also appear.1 A good time may bo pxpected. eeptj 4t .
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