Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 June 1870 — Page 4

Advertisements, In this column, of tare lues, each insertion. Thirty Cents.

POR SAU3. Til'OOT A Trotting Buggy ; weight 110 J5 pounds; nearly new, aud for sale very cneap, by li. C. SMITH, 10 Bouth Second Street. 1e3l 4t FOR RENT. TII NIOREliOl KE, No. 7 Main St., next door to Mamie Hall. Apply 1o WM. BAKKR or JOHN INGLE, JR. ap22tf LOST. A CLE HOT BIAS'S nilRT-On the road between this city And Boonvllle Ai.y one flndl-g and delivering the same at Mrs. Greham'a, Third Street, or the owner. O. H. TAM3Y, "entryville, will con Or a NTnr on tne losor. it Corrected Time Table, Jane 12. ETttnsville Jk Crawfordsville K. B. Leave. Arrive. A ccommodatlon .... 4 :40 a.m. 5 :40 p.m. Mal 10:20 a.m. 8:15 p.m. Kxprets 5:50 p.m. 11:20 a.m. Trre llante fc Incllananolis K. B. Express......... . 1 :?5 a.m. 5 :40 a.m. Mall ... . 6:15 a M. 2:40 p.m. Accommodation.... 80 p.m. 6:05 p.m. Express ... ....... 4:15 P.M. 10:15 P.M. Ohio fc Mississippi B. B. From Yincennes. Going East. Going West. Express 1 :SS p.m. 6:61 a.m. Mall .......... 1:43 P.M. 4:05 P.M. Express ........-. .10: i3 p.m. 11:50 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUXK 22,1830. CITY IVEWS JBSTGilt edged writing paper at Journal office. the JESyNcarly one hundred hogsheads of tobacoo were sold here yesterday, Yesterday was the longest day of the year. The Eun rose at 4:29, and set at 7 :3-l, leaving the day fifteen hoars and five minutes long. The Weather. In the coolest place in town, the thermometer stood at 71 at 6 o'clock A.M.. rose to 84 at 9 o'clock, and 90 at coon, remaining at that point up to 6 p.m. ISf Mr. Hiram E. Bead wanted to know, yesterday, if a Railroad Hall could not be built in which citizens could assemble, daily and build a rail road. . Horse Drowned. A horsa be longing to Colonel P. Hornbrook stumbled and fell, while being driven into the river between Main and Sycamore Streets, and before he could bo assisted to his feet he was drowned. iSyFish & Barter have the Galaxg for July. It contains the concluding chapters of Chas. Roade's novel "Pat Yourself in His Place." A reply to Thurlow Weed by Gideon Welles. Memoranda by Mark Twain, and other interesting reading matter. JKsyGefc your Journal ofice. writing ink at the Fete de Nuit, continues fair Cc! If tho weather Wehler will give another of his pleasant illuminated musical entertainments to-morrow night, and as he has been twice foiled by bad weather, ho should now receive a bumper. Off for Home. Mr. Russ. Fer guson, Jhe pleasant .and attentive young salesman with N. F. Carr & Co., Wholesale Liquor Dealers, left on the City of Evansville, yesterday, to visit his old home in Mississippi, below Memphis. We wish him a pleasant trip, and a safe return. Base Ball. The new club that was recently organized, will hold a meeting this evening at the rooms of the Terpsichorean Club Chandler's Block to make arrangements for the match game at Princeton, on Thursday. Half past seven is the hour set. The new club had a little practice yesterday evening, as a preparation for the coming game. Competition Wanted. It is said that tobaooo is being shipped from Louisville to New York for twenty, five cents per hundred, while from this city it costs fifty cents. Yet, notwithstanding this fact, tobacco tells in that market so that it can be brought to this city and sold again at a profit of from $1 25 to $2 00 per hundred. Cars for the E., H.& N.R.R. Co. A locomotive, a passenger coach and a baggage car were being moved yes terday evening through Locust Street on a temporary track, formed by laying railroad iron on the bowlders. The cars were drawn by a windlass toward the river, by which they will be shipped to Henderson for use on the Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Railroad. iSrCollection books at the Journal office. Call and see them. Personal. Professor E. T. Cox, State Geologist, and W. C. Langan, late agent of the American M. U. Express, is in the city. Rev. J. C. Bowdon, D.D., Pastor of the Cumberl and Presbyterian Church in this city, has been unanimously elected President of the Lincoln University, of Illinois. Should he decide to accept, the University will gain a profound scholar, and a man of marked ability, but his congregation will suffer a loss not easily repaired. Recorder's Court. The only case that appeared was that of Charley Kinkle, who was arrested by Chief Mauntel for disorderly conduct. Charley met Councilman Richardt after the adjournment of the Council, and became very abusive to him. The Chief of Police, hearing the abuse, advised Kinkle to go home, as he had twise before advised, but Kinkle refused, when Mr. Mauntel took possession of him. Kinkle made muscular objection, when Mr. Mauntel made an argument of the same kind, proving Lis side of the question beyond dispute. Kinkle obtained . a continuance to two o'clock this afternoon. XgyUabber head Journal office pencils at the

THE CEM7JTEBT ROADS.

Examination by the County Commit sloners, Township Truster, and City Council. The Committee of the whole Council, with the County Commissioners and Township Trustee, visited the cemeteries yesterday afternoon. They organized at Oak Hill Cemetery by the election of Mr. Wm. Heilman as Chairman. Mr. Philip Decker, President of the County Commissioners, referring to the road extending from Main Street, said the Commissioners not having the right to make any more improvements on this road more than on others, they were, however, disposed to co-operate with the Council to pay a little more attention to the Cemetery roads. s The discussion of the choice of roads to reach this cemetery was premature now, as this road was al ready iu condition to be traveled, having been graded and drain?! for eome time. He thought the county would pay one-half of the expense. Mr. Van Riper asked what other roads were referred to, and it was ex plained that the proposed extension of Oak Street, otherwise known as the canal route, was the route rcierred to, Vt. Iveller explaining that every street running up from Lamasco intersects the canal route, Mr. Bower, County Commissioner, said there was already a petition be fore the County Court, for the open iog of that route, and would be acted upon probably at the coming session. Mr. Van Riper proposed that . the committee now examine this cemete ry to see what improvements are needed here, and returning by the proposed route, consider it, proceed ing to Locust Hill and the other places to be examined. The committee, after a survey of the cemetery, returned to their carri ages, but ascertaining the "canal route" to be inaccessible for the om nibu3 in which most of the Council men drove out, they returned to the city by the route taken to reach Oak Hill, and proceeded to visit Locust Hill, parsing on the way several dis graceful goosa ponds and mud holes. to whioh Mr. Kerth, of the Seventh Ward, directed attention as nuisances that should be abated. The Committee, alter examining Locust Hill Cemetery and Franklin Street, and the lower bridge, and in dulging in much irregular discussion. appointed threo o'clock this afternoon for a meeting to decido what should be done in the matter. Jewish School Examination. The examination at the Jewish School yesterday was, as nsual, well attended by the parents and friends of the children. The exercises in English were reading from the second to the cixtn Readers; one class in grammar, and two classes in arithmetic, all of which were very satisfactory to teachers, parents and the school authorities. The exercises in German and He brew the reporter, on that occasion, was unacquainted with, hence we have no report. Serious Accident. Mr. Stroebol, a farmer, who lives about three miles from thia city, on the Mt. Vernon read, was seriously injured yesterday by being run over by a threshing ma chine. Mr. Stroebel was hauling the threshing machine, when his team getting frightened, ran away, throwing him from his seat, one of the mules kicking him as he fell. The ma chine passed over him, bruising his body shockingly, causing blood to gush from his ears, and inflicting a severe cut on his elbow. Dr. Comp ton was called in, and did all that could be done for Mx. Stroebel, who will necessarily he conuned for a long time by his injuries, but the Dec tor does not consider his nie in danger. &i?Our late townsman, Wm. II. Kinsman, was insured in the Atlantic Mutual Life, of Albany, New York, for fS.OOO, dating November 25, 1SG9, His funeral was attended June 1st, 1870. Proofs of loss were sent the Company by their agents, Jones & Gatcb, and on the 9:h, a draft for the full amount was sent the surviving widow. This speaks volumes in praise of life insurance, and the promptness of the payment is one of the recommending features of the Atlantic, as that is their "motto,' quick payments upon satisfactory proof of loss. What consolation it affords the bereaved ones to know that they have no delays to con tend with. We take pleasure in mentioning euah energy, as we were never before cognizant of. JDID. B EARD At 9 . 'clock P K., the 20lh Inst., Ella Beard, aged years and 8 months, daughter of Fiedenok A. and Elizabeth Beard. The funeral service -rill take place this morning, at 9 o'clock, st the Ingle Street M. K. Church. Sabbath School scholars and Mends of the family are requested to attend. LO CAE NOTICES. 3-Thi3 certifies that I have re ceived of the Atlantic Mutual Life, of Albany, K. Y., fo.000, being the amount of insurance ot my late hus band. Wm. Ik Kinsman, through their General Agents, Jones & Hatch, r . . . 1 . . a.I.a1 or tnis city, ana in accepuug me same, beg leave to return my sincere thanks to the Company and Agents, and take pleasure in recommending the Atlantic as reliable and prompt, It Thsrzsb Kltjsman. SSylliram Nelson will have an Auction Sale of Dry Goods and Grocenes at cis Auction lvoom on docust Street, to morrow morning at 8 o clock. Important. When yoa want Prescriptions filled correctly and cheapest, take them to 11 alloc K & Ford s Drug Store, Main Street, between First and Second. jelo-eodtf

GRAND FOURTH 07 JULY PIC3IC

The Trusses of the Fair Company will give a grand picnic at the Fair Grcuzda, on the Fourth of July, the proceeds to be applied to the payment ot the debt of the Society. This will, at the same time, afford people an excellent opportunity to ppend the day pleasantly, in the de lightfully cool and shady crrove at the grounds, and witness the races, which are arranged for the day. Trotting and pacing rings will be given during the day. commencing at 10 o'clock A.M. The train will run from the depot to the fair grounds dunrg the day. and it is expected that the people will turn out and while having a nioa time generally, heln the society out. Base ball, foot ball, and every other amusement will be provided. PROGRAMME OF RACES. Parse of 115. 110 and 85 for buggy horses that never trotted In publio be tore Jane 1st. Best two in three, mile heats, horses to go to buggies. Parses oi 850, $30, $13 and 13, for all trotling norses tmmave never Deawa tnree minutes. Best I wo In three, mile beat. Parses of $60, S30, $15 and S5. free to all Eacing horses that have never beuen 2:do. est two In three, mho beats. Parses of $70. $40. CO and $10. free to all trotting horses. Mile beats 3 In 5, three or more entries to be made in each race, and two to Biaru An entry fee of ten per cent, will be charged on the above purs s; all entries to be made and closed by the farst ot July. For further " particulars see email bills. Books for entries open at Forth & Bowles's livery Btble, Third Street, between Mam and .Locust. Demokrat and Courie: copy. j!5 td 1ST A complete stock of Summer Dry Goods and Millinery just received and eelliDg cheap, at je7J CCHAPKER, BUSSING & CO. JCS?" Fifty pieces Mozambiaue Dress Goods, at 15 cents per yard, retail worth ducents. jo7 Schapker, Bussing fc Co. o r-100doz. White Cotton Hoae at 15 cents a pair better value than ever before. ja7 Schapkeb, Bussino & Co. var 1. v. liridweu & Uo.. corner of Main and Third Streets, have a fall stock of Drugs. Chemicals. Pat ent Medicines. American and import ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &e. Prescriptions carefully com pounded. Fresh Blue Liok. Con. gress and Rockbridge Alim Waters. je!7-tf For Other Eiver Ilemt See Third Tage. The only additional arrivals and departures up fo midnight last, were the Robt. Burns, from Memphis to Cincinnati; Advance No. 2, to Wa bash River; City of Evansville, to Bowling Green; Sam. Orr, to Eastport; Pine Bluff, to Grandview; Rose Hite, to Louisville; Tobe Hurt, from Paducah. The Robt. Burns had a big barge and considerable freight The packets gsaerally had fair to excellent ti na Tho KwansvillA wn Bfnrtoil full of both freiht and people The Rose Hite was takiog on board large quantities of tobacco and other freight -Among tho passengers by tho Robt. Burns, was Mrs. Capt R. E. Neal, of the great Indiana, whioh boat is now laid up at Padu cah. Sho will probably repair there. but may go to Carondolet. The Ma genta will also be laid up ana re paired. The Tobe Hurt arrived from below last evening, and will leave to-day, at 4 P.M., for Carmi and all points on tho Little Wabash Riv er, in charge of the veteran Captain Dors. Smedley The Mallie Ragon will be at the wharf, this morn ins. receiving, and will leave at 5 P.M. for Nashvilla Col. J. V. Guthrie, late Supervising Inspector of this Maritime District, was a passenger by the Robert Burns, yesterday, from Memphis, en route home to New Albany. His health is not very robustuous - lij a rnvate dispatch last evening, wo learned that the Natchez, left Mem phis at 4 o'elook yesterday morning, and was expected at Cairo, at G o'clock, last evening. The following is her time from New Orleans to Natchez and Vicksburg: 'Time to Natchez, 17 hours and 51 minutes: 2G hours to Vicksbarr; heat any 21 hour run ever made. She made five land ings, xne time ot toe steamer Eclipse, from New Orleans to Vicks burg, cn the next trip after she made her famous run with the Shotwell, was 28 hours and 11 minutes, and her time to Louisville was 4 days, 9 hours and 30 minutes, being 9 minutes quicker time than she made on the previous trip, and 50 seconds better time than the Shotwell had made. The Duke of Orleans, in Apiil, 1843. made the run from New Orleans to Louisville in 5 days 23 hours, and iu May, 1S44, made the run from Louis ville in 5 days, 23 hours and 40 min utes. and to Cincinnati in 5 days 13 hours, including 1 hoar and 40 min utes lost in passing through the canal -The Natchez arrived at Cairo at 10:20 last night, three days. four hours and thirty-five minutes from New Orleans, pulling np the stakes set, thirty years ago. by the J. M. White, never before touched, and setting them eighteen hours and twenty-five minutes ahead. She made sixteen landings, and had no relays of steamers to furnish her fuel, as had the Eclipse and Shotwell. Captain Leathers can now go slow and take business ....The Liberty No. 4 was announced to leave Cincinnati, positively, last evening. Boats I,avlne To-Jy. Fob Carmi. The good low water steamer Tobe Hurt is announced to leave to-day, at 4 o clock, lor all points on Little Wabash River. Capt. Dors Smedley, one of the oldest and most genial commanders on the Ohio, . .... i, t . 3 t. : rii is ner BKipper. uoau lh up mn to-day. Hirer Dispatch. Cincinnati, June 21. The river fell 12 inches in the last 24 hours. with 19 feet to nicht. Arrived li. R. Hudson, Wheeling; Mollie Ebert, NW Orleans. Departed R. li. lludson.Whecling: Annie Laurie, Kanawha; Wren, nentuc-y reiver; ivate Robinson, St. Lcuis; Mollie Ebert, Pittsburg.

Louisville, June 21. The river has fell one inch in the last twentyfour hours, with 7 feet 9 inches in the canal, and 5 feet 9 inches in the ehute. Weather excessively warm, the mercury raDging from 87 to 91. Cairo, June 21 Port Lrst Arkansas, Little Rock to St. Loais 4 A. M. ; Kellogg, Cairo to New Orleans 2 PH.; Thompson Dean, Cairo to New Orleans 2: Quickstep, EvaDsville packet 4; Belle St. Louis, Sr. Louis to Memphis 4; Kate Putnam, Pittsburg to St. Louis 5; Baltic, St. Louis

to .Louisville 7; Magenta. New Or Jeans to Louisville 7; W. K. Arthur, New Orleans to St. Louis 8: Louis ville, Louisville to New Orleans 8; Belle Memphis, Memphis to St. Louis 8; Natchez, New Orleans to St. Louis 9. The river rose 13 inches. Weather clear; mercury 88. The Natchez made 16 landings between New Or leans and Cairo. She arrived at 10 :20, p.m , beine 6 days, 4 hours and 6o minutes out. , St. Loui3, June 21. Arrived Johnson, from Keokuk; Mitchell, from St. Paul; Ironsides and barges, from .Pittsburg; Antelope and barges, from Dubuque; Mary Alice and baigai, from New Orleans: City of Cairo, from Vicksburg; Wauanita, from .Pittsburg. Departed, Johnson, for tveokuk: .Lake bucenor. for ot, Paul; Shreve, for Red River; Great Republic, for New Orleans; Turner, for Omaha: St. Luke, for Miami: Beardstown, for Peoria. River fall- i ing si wly. Weather clear and warm. Mercury 93 at 3 p.m. Nashville, June 21. The river is rising slowly, with Id feet on tiarpeth bhoals. Weather fair and hot. Arrived John Lumsden, Cairo. Memphis. June 21. Weather clear and warm. River rising Up St. Joseph, Henry Ames and Olive Branch. VlCKSBURO. June 21. IJn J. W. Garrett and barges, Jennie Howell, iu a.m.; Alps and barges, 4P.M. uown Alasta. 4 p. M. itiver falling. Mercury at. New Orleans. June 21. D2Dart. ed Mohawk and barges, to St. Louis ; .Richmond, to fct. .Louis; Leonidas, to Cincinnati. Weather cloudy and warm. HsiUttili. MaDife-t steamer Tdlewitd. from Cairo to Evansville, Jod 21. 1K70: A E ttcbrader, loo brl- floor, 79 bhds to bacco; U W Freocb, 19 ooxea hardware; Martin. Uardaer A Co. 17 bhds tobacco, i bags wool; W O Brown 4 Co, 12 bhds todocco; m u van KJper, x nnas tobaeoo; Weldon Btcs. 4 hhda tobacco: Hinh Drer. 9 bead cattle; McHenry ft Co, 83 bead cattle: Hemonln. U.xouACo. 2 baes cotton: 1 A Brooks. Jr. 1 baezv : Raeon. Dickey A carsoD, nan tri wbiaky; rreeton&co. 1 box lndieo: John Icule. Jr. 1 skiff. 8 Dlr oars; Bchultza. Thaman A Co, 1 cylinder, 1 breeching, 1 governor. 1 pair Slides, 1 T Dead. l iron pally, 1 steam eaaee. 1 whistle: Wm Heilmaa 1 rvllnder: abcockfeSLeelo D.U'Xjsmngies: K.apperfe H 6 tbis whisky; M Cabn A Co 19 bbls whisky : Btockwell A col tag leathern; Reitz A Haney 1 cylln. der; Geo Wolflln 17 bblswhisky; n T Benniguoi iu DDIs woisiy; mrtneroi i hogs. New Albany 14 bblu ecran lrnn.l lot u8 oo, oags wool. Louisville 21 hhds tobacrn. 1 bdl hide. A 1 ' 4 vtigs ruga. Cincinnati S0.C0 shingles, 1 chest. STEAMBOATS. FOR MEMPHIS, VICK.SBURU, NEW ORLEANS. The magnificent new steamer AND JAAii U , L. B. Dunham. Master: Harry Walker. Clerk. Will leave for New Orleans and aU inter mediate ports on THURSDAY. JUNK 23. at 4 o'clock p. sr. For frelebt or passage apply on board, cr to HUMPHREY. LEWIS & CO.. nr. . chu w oc ana 4t Agents. FOR MEMPHIS. VICKSBURO AND NEW UKLitSAfuS. Tne U&btnlnc-wlngcd steamer 7 , John Canuon, Master; Adoipn Martin, Clerk, Will leave for New Orleans on WKONESOAT, JUNE 23, at 5 o'clock p.m. For freight or f a'saze apply on board. ui tu w . Kt. nuuwin ce tu. ana HUMPHREY, LEWIS A CO., It Agents. FOR LITTLE WABASH RIVER, The fine llght-draaght steamer TOBE IIUJRT, "Dors" Smodlev. Mnt Will leave for Carmi and all way nolnts vu ui ijiius w auasu iiiTer oa WEDS1SDAY, JUNE 22, at 4 o'clock p.m. for freight, or passage apply on board. FOR OWENSBORO AND LOUISVILLE The splendid ani fleet passenger packot fm PALESTINE, Frank O. Smith, Master ; Will. Whltinsr. Clerk. Will leave for Louisville and all way ports KEDV .S DAY, JUNE 22, at Of. m, on the arrival of tbe mall train irotn the iNorth and East. or freight or passaK apply on board. It- Agents. Crcctt City Floorizie HI11IKAPPLER & SALMON. Proprietors, Sash. Doers, Blinds. Frames. Mouldinr;, Sco. Plaalng. RIppIuk. BDllttine-. and Scroll Sawing done at Mbort notice. rine ana i-opiar flooring. Siding, Dressed aud Roueb Lumber, aiwav. on h&nrf for sale. Also, Sole Proprietors and Mannfac'nrera oi mo wiiLuuaiju)

PICKET FEN an KnOwnas the Terre FT untji Piir.i Van It Is cheap and durable. H.rifi an nrnamartt to the place where it Btaads, All orders Factory, Cor. Division and Canal Sts. Evansville. inn pr27-dly (3taw) r l W -A iAt R. uc .iiicis ever Known to RESTORE GRAY HAIR i'O Its unjrlml Youthrnl Cnlnr. It win prevent the Hair from r.nin..n Make the Hair rmoo'h nw . "n. on..' u Vl.rf, OUR TREATISE ON THE HATR sent free BY 31IL. R. P. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H - Prnnrl.tAM For sale by all druggists. Ijcj aim (eod) wis, French Llek SpAtogs, KKOW! AS lOLOSEt BOWI.ES SPRINGS. The House is now ooan for the reception of visitors. The Springs can be reached via urieans, on tbe Louisvine, ifew AiDany or unicago Railroad, and also from nboals Station, on th. nhi A Misslsslrpl Railroad, from which points there are daily Hack Lines to the Spring. Mnslo and amusements will be on hand. Tbe&e waters, as analysis shows, contain tbe finest combination of medicinal Ingredients on the continent. Send for cir cular con' al irg analysis. For further particulars address RYAN A TUCKER. French Llek Springs, OraDge County, In.

THE ' MAKIXSTS.

3fcw Yorfe 3iaret. By Telegraph. Niw York, June 21. Cottoji Unchanged; Bales of 1,S71 bales at 21c for middling. Fi. .pb Receipts 19,513 barrels; 10 j lower: rathe more doing, prt for export; salei of 9,200 barrels at $5 30 do 55 for superfine State and western; to 3.V35 90 for extra western and State: $5 ys&iti 45 lor good to choice do; S3 95 46 8) tor white wneal weKtern ex:ra; f5 Hvnti to tor ixtra Onlo; $3 C0-a9 75 for extra Loais. Kjrn inur qaiei; suies vi iw Dirrcls at t io Cor Meal Nominally unchanged. hisky i-osver; sales ot 4'W obis at $10131 OiJ-i; clnsinat $1 Cijl 05; also, 100 DDIS pateuk at si ui5?i vs. Wbkat-Without decided charge, mod. erate export lor home demaud; receipts of iM.zid ouaneis: caies o: iu.uuu Dushe s at Si 1031 i2 for No. 2 spring; $1 251 27J for No. a Chicago: $l 29 $1 3i for No. 2 Milwaukee; $145147 for delivered winter red and amber western. Rtk Doll; sales of 6,000 bushels of Canada in bond at 03c Cobs Heavy and lower; receipts 77,289 bushels; sales of 42,000 bushels at 91$1 for new mixed western; $10 i for western yellow. Oats Receipts, 2,651 bushels; irregular and unsettled; sales of 42,000 bnshels at 61a b4o for western ; 683690 for Ohio and State. Hat Firmer; shipping, 7j(30j; retail, BSciSiH 15. Hops Quiet and very firm. ' Coffkk Q,u let and unchanged. Molasses Medium and good steady; low grades quiet. Sugak 8tady ; sales rf 700 hogshead Cuba at 9549ic; Porto Rico, (aa,c RiCB-Quiet;Sfei374c for Carolina. - PiTROUspjt Quiet; llc for crude; 2ffJ4c for refined. TcBPkXTiire Quiet at ZSc. Po&K sales of 250 barrels at $30 75i?0 80 for raess pork ; $22823 25 for prime ; $28 00 for prime mess ; also 250 barrels mes, seller August, at $30 75. BKK steady and quiet; ies of 135 barrels at $11,315 for plalu mess; $16,318 50 for extra mesa. Beef hams lower aud quiet; sles of 50 barrels at $:9,335. Tierce beef dull al $2Gvji8 for prime mess; toO,j31o for India metss. Middles dull; sales of 30 boxes long c eir on private terms. CtTT Mi ats r inner: saJei of ISO packages at 12 3 i2lio for shoulders; 17.aUc for hams. LiRDA shade firmer; sales of 275 tierces at 11; Iridic. Bdtticm Steady ; 16 a2So for Western. vnsESB-vuiei ana steady at 7&Ho, Cincinnati Market. By Telegrapb.l Cikcijiicati. June 21. FXOUB Lull and 150 to 2"il lover! famltr 5 75 46 00; extra $5 fr'fflS 80. Wheat Kail: Nos. 2 and 1 red winter fl '20 a L 25, nominally; a sample of new Kentucky was offered on change; it wss held at $1 50 to be delivered next week, Its ii 1 ijr 4u wuho auu very gooa. Cork Dull at 90c for mixed ear; receipts Oats Dull, but not lower, at 55vaG0c. KYB-L'uchanged at 90caSl 00. CoiTOff Nominally unchanged with rather a firmer feeling: imddlimt V0. Whisky Unsettled; old proews sold at 11 iw, ana patent at wsc casn ; some ask 2o uiRuer, part own ana part snort time. FBOViisioNS Unchanged nnd not much done. Mess pork held al $10 X Hulk- meau, llo aud U'Ao for shoulders and sides. UVUliuaiij 1 UV DAtCRi JJCIUVU JI Ul 1 j OUUU1' ders 13313J4C ; sides 16o and 17o for clear rib and clear sides: a small lot of the latter soia at nyto. tsugar-cured bams scares and urm at ztgioc, euieay ins latter rate. 1ARD IOC. Bottxr Dull and lower at 17(3 20c. Koos 103170 and dull. OroCEBIK- Uoohanaed and firm. Beev Cattlk-11 lower and dull at tl fit) to 7 IN) cross. HOGS Dull, supply larea and ?Sa lnwar jKld-ih baying. HXCOANGK Dull. Chicago Market. By Telegraphl Chicaqo, Juno 21. J-.XCHAKOE I! nchnnoil. J?'LOUa Moderate v m.il!va hnt n r, r. ) . v. . - WHEAT Firm Ko. 2 p.lrmnA of ! lfl ...h , (i iH seller July; this afternoon fairly active at $1 174ft 18 cash and tl 204 for teiier juiy. UoKJf Leas actlva and CnAi rinn . CloBlDK at S.Vi aBlO cai.il : 83a sxllnr Jnlv ior jko. ; this allernoon dull at lo seller juue. OAT8-Flrmer; No. 2 closed at 49Js50o. ai.. A VT CCJ , HINCIOIFUHI OO. Bakley Dull at 50a for No. 3. Highwines-DuII and l(32a lower, closlne nominally at $l 00 for iron bound. i'aoviaioNS Quiet, firm and unchanged. noua-uuit at IO ZJ a uu lor common Catttk Very dull at tl 25 a8 23 for t. u .Leers vj cuoice snipping peeves. St. Louis Market. By Telegraph.l Bt. Louis. June 21. TOBACCO Offerini-s laree. and nrlrtn. trifle easier. Cottow Dull and nominal. H IMP-Inactive and nnchnntrnrf . Flour Firm; superfine $4 8o: extra $4 8J WHEAT Karicr. and demand liirbt: Nn i red fall l 15 jl 18; strictly prime $1 24; No. Cob.1 Firmer for choice shlpplnar lots: mixea lu bulk 75-a78c: aiLcked M nJu- rnnH OATS Dull and lor At RIra.Vtn tnr hnllr . - . r-, . ZS - I Kye-Duii and declining at 2a84o. iK:csKiE9 Quiet and uncoaogeL Whisky ttteitdy and firm at $1 Oi I'JtOVlSIS Hulders tlrm. and markni anil ana uncnanged. lard una ana nominal at 1514 tlSc for prims iu cuuice. Louisville Market. Ey Telegraph. Louisville, June 21. Bagoino Firm; 2 pounds Zoo. Cotton Firmer; inactive at 20o. Flour Quiet and firm at to 60. Orain Market nominal and d kea unchanged. PROViPiona Firm md aniet: nork I.iO SO: bacon 13J16c317c; bulk meats 12,'40 XjASD -17C V UISKY $1 031 01. Memphis Vartet. By Telegraph. Mxkphis. June 21. Cotton Firmer at 20c. Flour Quiet at 57. Meal Quiet at $4 bO. Corn Dull; mixed and yellow 90c3$l OX Hay Firmer at $2022. iRAsr Dull ai, $19. LAftD Uncbi.njied. PojiK Quiet nt 31 00 In More. BACON shoulders UX&ISXq: sides 1614 flew Tork Gold and Stock Market. By Telegrsph. New York, June 21. Lojislana BUtte six per cent, loans of f:,uuo,UMJ were taken at TlxA, cy a New lorK ana L.ooaon nrm. Money and Sterlioz are nnchanzed. the latter heavy. Oo Id, dull at W&iyA. Clearance, $16,imi.uw. HrryinK rates, 14 to Dal, .ex ports, 194 000. uovrrnmenis are au:i ana steady. Coupons, 1881. . 118-111 ....... ...... ... ... 1 lg !. L 1 x : Do. 1864 1US111 Do. 1865 llldlll2 Do. New U34ail3; UO. 1BQ i I l.t ' j, 3 1 n iw. ino& n;r. ii4 1U-4US - 1UV. H ll.'g K8S Currency sixes..... -U4J4( Sew 0rlean Market. By Teleiraph.l New Orleans. Jane 21. Cotton Qaiet and nrm mlddliDe 194. loub nrm! supernce, Jo oOcitt: aa $6 0-1; XXX $6 25 88 5J. corn Mixed $1 01; white $1 12XSI 15. oiTS-r irm at boatwe. Bran $1 06. Hay $s. Pork rJi 31 25: bacon sbouldersTrr clear rib 17J43l7ic; clesr sides laUc; cams 2.0. WHISKY Ji OOtail 01. Other articles unchanged. European Markets. By Telegraph. London, June 21. Consols for money 92"; Accounts Bijf; 2 s ; 65's 89J ; 67's Si ! 10-40's S7J. Frakkfobt. June 21. Bonds flat. WA; FtocksduU; Erie 20; Illinois Central 113i; Paris. June 21. Bourse aulel at 72 francj 7U centimes. Liverpool. June 21. Cot to a closed with an upward tendency: middling uplands tor9U.yai urieans 10 10; sales or iz.uuu bales. California white wneat 10s 9d : red western No. a sld: winter 8s lOd. West ern flour 21s. Corn No. 2 mixed 3istJdi331s9J. OaU25d. Barley 6s. Peas 38s. Wheat receipts for three days 4a,000 quarters. u,uw American, pom uras ed. uoer ins. Lrd firmer but not higher, ion. cneese ess. Baeon,5is6d for Cuberland cut; 62 ior snort riD. Mary North am vs. John S. Snyder. Sally nnyaer. x nomas a. H&aaox, ana jonn M. Maddox. In tbe Court of Common Pleas, of Vanderburgh County, September Term, 1370. TT APPEABISU BT AFFIDAVIT on file In tbe office ot the Clerk of said Court that 1 ho mas A. Maddox. one of tbe defendants in tbe above named cause. Is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is hereby eiven to Thomas A. Maddox of tbe pendency of tbis action, and that the same win stana ior trial at the next term oi saia Loan oi common .fleas, to be begun nnd held at tbe Court House, m tne City of Evansville. County ot Vander burgh, state of luuiana. on the first linn. aay incepiemoer, jam. Witness, soren Horenson. Cleric nf Court, at .Evansville, tbta 11th day of Jone W ARBEIT A MATTISOS. Atl'VS for Pl'ff. J23-W3W

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ARTESIAN V lm PAIiK. Thnrfsdry, June 23. 1870. unu 3,000 Cblnebe lanterns, and PROMENADE CONCEPT. By the famous CBESCEST fITY ni5D Under the able Leadership of Professor G. "W. Wnrrou. Admission to the Ground.......... ..13c. The Street Cars will run till 11 o'clock P.M. The public is corrtlallv Invited by je22-2t EDWARD WEHLER. COMMISSION. Hi. 3E$T,wlAi.ex Tir., Commission Merchant, SOLE AGENT OHIO RIVER AND Kanawha Salt Companies, SEALER IK BACON, FLOUR, AND PRODUCE crexaerally, No. 5 KOHTfl WATER STREET. Evansville. Indiana. Orders and Consignments solicited. MISCELLANEOUS. REMEDIES, en. rs' sucoessfnl nnn. JU ployed In a V5 years' successful lice. Only $1 25. Cancerous Blood Frail u cator, a certain core for all diseases of the Bkln and Blood! Blenhorrboeal Extraet and Virus Neutralizer, cures all diseases oi tne Maoeyi, niaaaer, urinary Organs, Ae. Seminal weakness causes half the diseases affliction mankind, but sclenoe and experience have conquered the most heart-rending cases! DUeas permanently eradicated, with fall manly vigor ana enjoyments restorea. by Dr. LARMONT'8 N EttVOLlNB tad local appliances! Broken down systems rebuilt and constitutions mads perfectly healthy after disease baa destroyed ixksh ahd saml From the loenlciency of doctors and advertised remedies. Dr. Larmont has nut his medleloea at this low prion. Hla Paris, London, and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Oulde (400 pages, 100 plates, cloth.) ontalnlng information of vital importance to every persoD, mailed for $L Address all letter, stating case fully, to Dr. LARMONT A CO., 7W Broadway. New York. an24tm end SOAP. O omp any. AVIJfO OPESEO A irorjHF. I If this city for tbe sals of our hoim. we invite the trade to sire ua a csll and a share ot Ha Datronace. We win keen constantly a Urge assorted stock of all Kin as oi FAMILY AND TOHT SOAPS, Kqaal In quality. a--a low In price as rau ua uoiaioea in vne HASl or West. We solicit a trial. Hatlstactlon guaranteed. Jel3-2m WITHOUT A. RIVAL THE JOURNAL, OFFICE TXES ALL MINDS Of BOOK AND JOB PJHXTIX0. ritOK A Twenty-Sheet Mammoth Poster DOWN TO A Visiting r Wedding Card, In the bafct style of the art, and at prices a low as tbef lowest. ALL KINtS or Show and Traveling Companies Making their Western tripe, will find It to their advantAirM ts dI. na A o II am ... I . . n. large tock of CUTS, BORDERS, &c, &c. BUfTABLK FOB THEIR BUSINESS. Eastern Bills for Colored Printing DUPLICATED ON SIGHT. COMMERCIAL PRINTING, SUCH AS BilLLTeadt, Cards, Checks, Drafts, Letter' Heads, Envelopes, BlanJcs, Labels, Dray Tickets, Dray Books, BittAtf IjadinaX Lr utter Anipes, Djilgers, IIad.Bllls. Tags, Programmes, Jcc. Picnic, Call, and Show Tickets, OF ALL KINDd, NE1TLT PRIXTCO IS AST COI.OB OIXIEIT WORK. We are Dreunrel -. .ru.nf. Ttrir Waw for lawyers with dispatch and at reasonable rates. UE3IE3IUER THE PX.ACE! NO' 6 LOCUST 8T,, NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE

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