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Advertisements, in this column, or three
e, each insertion. Thirty Cents.
FOR SALE.
-ryorsE AD LOT On Fifth Street,
3. between Walnut and Chestnut one
jT'.ry frame; four rooms and a kitchen.
1 ,rge lot and plenty of fruit. Price 81,600.
uial;?-6t
TTOISE AND toT-Contalnln three
JLHL rooms, kitchen, cellar, c. Within
en squares Of Poslofiice. Apply at tola
FOIL BENT.
milG NATIONAL HAI.I Enquire of
afi. Charles Schaura A Co., or Fred. Wabn-
ciedier, corner oi luna ana ByramutB
btreets. amo-.iw
THE STORE K009Z ASD BASE
raent now occupied by M. liyon, in
tne Evanrvilie Opera House. Possession
C4Q be given any time from the first of
: aptember to the first of November next.
'M. W. CHANPLKK, Hen'y. an!2-tf
41 ARPEXTEBS-Two first-class Car
" V renters, Apply immediately to J. I.
. A I It, Builder. uli-tt
GIRL, TO I0 HOl'SKWORK IX
& m,!l fimiiT. in well recom
mended can apply at the U rover A Baiter
sewing Machine Office, No. 7 South be
ond Street. anlS-it
TEST eOOD WOOD CHOPPER.
Inquire of JAMES CROFTS, No. 13o
Mnirt street. '17
BOARDING.
M FEW DAT OB WEEKLT Board
Jlim ers cm be accommodated with board
it iow rates, at MRS. ANN WEBB'S, cor
rer Third and Cherry St. aulS-lwd
Corrected Time Table, Jane 12.
r.vansville A Crawfordsville B. K.
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FKIDAT, AUGUST 19, 1870.
C I T IT JEW S .
TADderbarsh Countj Republican
Contention.
At a meeting of the County Execu
tive Committee, held at the Club
llaoma, on Friday, August 5th, 1870,
it was unanimously resolved that a
MASS CONVENTION of the Re
publican votors of Vanderburgh
County, for the nomination of all
candidates for couaty offices to be
elected at tbe October election, be
held on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st,
at the CaEscEXT City Spaisas, in
the City of Evarmille.
It is recommended that each town
ship and precinct be entitled to cast
the number of votes indicated below,
taking the R 3 publican b allots ca3t at
the Presidential election of 1SC3, as
a basis:
Union Township, .. 9 votes
Perry " .. . 13
German " ..11 "
Armstrong " 3 "
Hcott " .12 "
Center " 11 "
Knight " 5 "
Pigeon Township,
First Precinct,
Second "
Third "
Fourth "
Fifth "
Sixth "
Seventh
Eighth "
Ninth "
Tenth "
14 votes.
.9 "
.10 "
10 "
-10 "
12 "
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The Convention will be called to
order at 10 o'clock A.ir., and take a
reces3 at 12 o'clock for a Basket Din
ner. Wat. Heilman, Chairman.
F. M. Thayer. Sec'y.
Tobacco Sale Martin, Gardner
& Co., sell a nice lot of Green River
tobacco to-day, at the usual hour.
The Weather.
The following is the thermometer
range for yesterday:
tf A.M ..70 I s P.M.
A.M -.. . TP 8 PJK
.Soon S i 9 P.M...
. 84
,m
Pebsonal.-J. A. Spang, Esq., of the
Sheaf Gas Machine, is in the eity as
smiling and pleasant as usual.
Captain Levi Ferguson, Auditor of
Pike County, is stopping at the Sher
wood IIouso, and will return by the
10:20 train this morning.
The Carml Railroad.
Mr. Morrill, the Superintendent,
with Dr. II. W. Cloud, were to have
started last night for a trip to Mt.
Carmel, on business connected with
this road. A force of men will short
ly be set at work on the read in this
county, and by the first of September
the work on the grade will be very
active. Messrs. Morrill and Cloud
will return by the first of next week.
The Moulders' Picnic. The
Moulders' picnic, yesterday, was a
complete succo33, all who attended
it enjoying themselves to the utmost.
The Cornet Band played their best,
and delighted the excursionists while
on the . boat; and Cssenberg's band
furnished the music for the dancing,
which was freely indulged in. Not the
slightest disturbance occurred to mar
the pleasure of the occasion.
A FianT and Three Suits. A
man named Watson, bought a load of
hay from a man named Carr, yester
day, and when Carr had delivered
about half of the load Watson claim
ed that it was sot sound hay, and re
fused to accept any more of it.
ITc not only shut tbe hay loft door,
but threatened fight, whereupon Carr
knocked him down on suspicion that
he would cut his threat into execu
tion. .
. The result is that Carr . sued before
Justice Walker, for the prioe of his
hay, the balanco of which ho deliv
ered beside the barn, after the door
was shut on him.
The jury disagreed, and it will have
to be tried again. Carr is under bond
for assault and battery, to be tried on
Monday, and tbere is a charge against
Watson, for " provoke," tfco.
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r Tobacco sales to-day.
No Recorder's Court yesterday.
Cleeqymex will please hand in re
ligious notices early to-day.
The steeple cf the Lamasco Luthe
ran Church is nearly completed.
Men are leveling the ground on the
site of the Water Works, preparatory
to digging for the foundation.
Godey 8nd other magazines, picto
rial weeklies, and La Corona cigars at
the Post Offioe news stand.
The sports of the city amused
themselves yesterday by a cock fight
at the Fair Grounds, for $600 a side.
A coffee and cake stand that opens
at 2 o'clock a m., is among the conve
niences for gardners who attend the
upper market.
G. W. Newett, the florist, has
made the local desk in the Journal
office, both fragrant and beautiful, by
means of one of his sweetest bo
quets. The collections for the German
Relief Fund in the Third Ward have
reached $540, while in the Second,
only about $50 have been collected.
The contract for the sewer exten
sion, mentioned in yesterday's Jour
nal, was awarded to Messrs. Allen &
Shea, for $0,900.
The programme for the exhibition
in aid of the Relief Fund, embraces
"Die Wachl am Iihein," a translation
of which appeared in yesterday's
Journal.
A kind husband and father in Row
leytown amused himself last night 1 8
the fellow did at the wake of Mick
Finnegan, viz: "lie broke all the legs
off the furniture." At last accounts
he was astride of a stove with a ham
mer in his hand.
The negroes used to say, ." White
man werry unsartin," but from the
uncertainty attending jury trials, one
would be led to believe that the " un
sartainty " increases with the number
of the white men. Pugsby adds that
tbe same is true of base ball.
One of the Gipsy women in the
camp at Independence, having quar
reled with her husband, demanded a
settlement. A hasty inventory of
their goods and chatties was taken,
and the woman takirg out her pocket
book, paid the man what money was
necessary to make his chattels up to
half the capital stock, picked up her
bundle and started for the South.
The Courts.
Criminal Court. Hon. A. L.
Eobihson presiding. Ihe indictments
against Lancaster and Walterman,
having been recovered from where
they were mislaid, and the accused
having been granted separate trials,
Lancaster's case was taken up, Ma
jor II. A. Mattison and James B.
Rucker, Esq , appearing for the de
fendant, and Captain Wm. P. ITar-
grave. Public Prosecuter, for the
State. The evidence, including that
of Walterman, one of the accused,
was heard, and Captain Hargrave
spoke to the jury in behalf of the
people, and the court was adjourned
to this morniDg when the defense will
speak.
The Grand Jury having been re;
assembled to re-indict Walterman
and Lancaster, and finding that labor
unnecessary, went on with tbe regu
lar routine of business.
Before the Justices' only civil cases
were tried. A couple of warrants
were issued, but no criminal trials
were had
Ease Ball.
The game to-day between the Indi
anapolis Club and the Riversides
promises to be the most interesting
one ever played in Evansvule.
The I's will arrive at 11:20, and
will be entertained by the Riversides
at the Sherwood Ilouse. The R's
having made every arrangement to
make their stay pleasant, will omit
no effort while they are present to
make their visit one that they will al
ways remember with pleasure.
Police have been retained to be
present and maintain order, and it is
expected that the citizens will attend
in good numbers.
The Street Railroad Company will
put on an extra car at one o'clock, to
run regularly all the afternoon, so
that trips will be made every twelve
minutes from the corner of Second
and Main, running to the grove, one
square from the Riverside grounds.
The game will be called at 2 P.M.
The German Relief Concert.
The programme for the Concert and
Turner Exhibition will be found in
another column, and an examination
of it will show that it will be such as
will richly merit a rousing house.
Miss Schmid, who has volunteered
to assist on the occasion, has won a
fine reputation in Europe as a singer,
and this will be her first appearance
before an American audience. It is
to be hoped that the house will be
full to overflowing.
Counterfeits Afloat. The cir
culars of Ferguaon & Co., Jacobs &
Co., Smith & Co., and other villain
dealers in counterfeit money that
have been sown broad cast over this
country are beginning to bear more
fruit.
Yesterday a man went into a gro
cery, kept by one Wilkie, near the
corner of Fourth Street and Fulton
Avenue, and bought fifty cents worth
of coffee, and paying for it with a ten
dollar note, received $0 50 in change.
Just as he was about to leave the
houB3, Mr. Wilkie called out to him,
to wait, that he did not believe the
note was good, when the man an
carlesslv: "Oh yea it is : I Just
got it at the bank," and passing out
he disappearca.
The polioa have been informel and
txtIII l-ppri a ahirn lookout, meanwhila
trai?f.mn tad better follow their ex
ample and look cut, and look sharp,
too,
A Little Bevlew or toe Tarlons Ms
nias that Some People Indulge In.
How fortunate it is that Congress or
the Legislature, or ths Common Coun
cil have not established a high stand
ard by which to gauge the sanity of
the citizens.
It is also fortaoate that we are not
all constituted judges of our neigh
bor'a sanity, for if we were, the only
publio buildings that would be need
ed, would be lunatic asylums; for,
notwithstanding the scripture injunc
tion to the contrary, I kr aw that all
men have at some time or other pro
nounced their neighbors fools, and
most of them qualify the decision
with an adjective that does not look
well in print.
In Illinois several years ago, the
Hon. C. V. Dyer, committee on puns
and punishments, of the third house
of the Legislature, introduced a bill
into that body, to provide proper pun
ishment for those who made fools of
themselves. .
The minute the title was announced,
a member from Clinton County, arose
and denounced it as a revolutionary
measure, and said he had left Massa
chusetts on account of the attempt to
abridge his liberties, and he would
resist it in Illinois, to the bitter end.
A member from Tazewell County
said it was a privilege that he had en
joyed under the territorial goverment,
and one that had been guaranteed
them as a part of the privileges they
had enjoyed as the Territory of Indi
ana, and as the right in that State
had not been abridged, he would re
sist it here.
Others opposed it as unconstitu
tional, beoause it might interfere with
tbe free exercise of religion, and de
prive people of their innocent amuse
ments. Hence it was defeated.
As I never heard of any statutary
provision for punishing fools in this
State, and for the further reason that
the privilege is oo liberally exercised,
I presume that no such penalty is
prescribed.
When Mrs. Elam DeGoIger insist
ed on naming her five boys James
Edward, Thomas Edward, Edward
Henry, John Edward, and Edward
William, Mrs. Cooley said she had a
mania for the name of Edward; yet
Mrs. Cooley had several daughters
named Mary Ann, Mary Jane, Rebec
ca Jane, and Eliza Jane, and she was
as scrupulous about the exclusion of
contractions as if they were heresies,
but Mrs. Cooley refused to speak to
Mrs. Dr. Golger for the space of a
week, because Mrs. Dr. G. said her
girls were "humbly" enough without
giving them "them" names. The way
they became reconciled was: Mrs.
Tweed, a neighbor, had named her
boy William Henry Harrison McCul
lough Tweed; the boy died, of course;
and then both ladies were sorry they
had laughed at and called Mrs. T. a
fool.
Another form of mania, akin to
that of Mrs. Toodles in buying the
Thompsonian door plate, is that
which leads people to gather relics
until a room in their houses resembles
a pawn shop; with a sword of
Major Whistlewaite, or some
other waiter, which, with about
909 others, is the only one left;
the epauletts of General Bur
goyne, bearing a manufacturers
stamp with the date 1840 in small
letters on tbe under fide of the shell:
autosrraph letters of Washington.
Jefferson, and others, written on pa-
Eer whose water mark shows it to
ave been made a quarter of a cen
tury after the death of the supposed
writer, and which eccentricities and
inconsistencies the maniacs are aware
of but unable to consider as in the
least impairing their value, and their
conclu iont may not be far wrong.
Another class are those young men
and women, who on slender incomes,
and much more slender intellect, en
deavor to support a reputation for
being fashionably blue.
Yawning audibly in the middle of
a fine piece of musie or song, and say
ing wearily: "When i first heard
that, I thought it was pretty." Al
though as " likely as not they could
not distinguish between "Old Hun
dred" and "Old Dan Tucker," if it
were not tor the words.
Perhaps you will excuse me for be
ing a little sore on this subject, for I
particularly hate this class of maniacs,
one of them having faid a few even
ings since, ju3t as I finished an ex
ceedingly droll story:
"The first time I heard that I
thought it was funny."
Tbe bare recollection of it .makes
me so mad I can write no more'.
Yours,
Ephriam Pugsby.
SIAHUIXII).
OARKETT 8UPP On Wednesday
eveniBK. at the residence of Mr. Fred.
Strittmaters, on Adam. Areaue, city of
EvanHVllle. Ind., by the Itev. George W.
jnoore, air. joun a. uarhett, or ivnlgbt
Township, Vanderburgh County. Ind.. to
Miss Us KTBCDK BCPP, of Evanaville, Ind.
DIED.
KIRKPATRICK At Fort Branch, Ind.,
on the 18th lnst., Kliza, wife of M. B.
Klrkpatrlctc.
The funeral will take place to-day (Fri
day), the 19lh lnst , at one o'clock, from
the residence of the husband, In Fort
Branch. Friends of the family are Invited
to attend.
LOCAL NOTICES.
rlf you want a nice, stylish hat
go to Marconnier's. He has all the
latest out.
Have Tonr Pianos Toned.
Professor J. C. Boden & Son, from
the well-known house of D. F. Faulds,
Louisville, Ky., are now in our city,
for the purpose of tuning and repair
ing Pianos and Organs. Prof.Boden's
reputation is so well-known through
out the country, that it is unnecessary
to make any statements in regard to
their ability. Oraera can be left at
Fish & Barter's Pook Store.
aug!9 4t
tSTThe Ladies of St. Mary's Cath
olic Church will hold a Fair from the
evening of September 27th, to Octo
ber 4i,h. The particulars will be
published in due time.
auglS tf - The Committee.
SfiyTen good Wood Choppers can
get employment, by calling on Jas,
Crofts, No. 136 Main Street.
" flew Stjles.
Dannettell & Duhme have just re
ceived, per express, the latest styles
of Hats including the Autograph
hat for gentlemen, and Red Stockings
hat for boys, 67 Main Street.
Aug. 18 lw.
ST" T. C. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery. Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
Dounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con
gress and Rookbridge Alam Waters.
jel7-tf
toTL recent Lcary liics -w III
certainly be followed by general pre
valence oi Chills and Fever. Buy a
bottle of Armistead's Tonic, and be
ready for the first symptoms. "An
ounce of preventive is worth a
pound of cure." angl3-lw
fArmistead's Ague Tonie is
Warranted to Cure. Children take it
readily. It is both pleasant and safe.
ang!3-lw
Choice Btore Boom for Bent.
The fine four story store room in
Foster's Block, on First Street, ad
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September 1.
Apply to John W. Foster, at the
Post Office. je24-ti
tS? Persons who are recovering
from ague and fever will find Cloud's
Invigorating Cordial a certain pre
ventive of relapse. Pale and bloated
faces are almost universally the re
sults of an attack of chills; and al
most a3 universally are these un
pleasant effects removed by the use of
this cordial. The prostrated nerves,
the impoverished blood, the torpid
liver; indeed, the whole system is
speedily restored to a healthy condi
tion. By reading the little pamphlet
which accompanies this invaluable
medicine, you will find sufficient tes
timony to convince the most incred
ulous. augl3-lw
KIV IS H STEWS.
For Other River Item See Tird Page.
There were no additional arrivals
last night. The City of Evansville,
for Cairo; Pine Bluff, to Grandview;
Evansville, to Bowling Green; Taras
con, to Louisville, departed.
- The City of Evansville and Evans
ville had good trips The Tarascon
alio had good trips both ways .The
Pine Bluff had a nice trip in, and
took considerable freight out... ......
Captain Dexter leaves at 4 o'clock
this morniog, with tbe Quickstep, for
Mound City, and will make the . ran
in daylight. The Quickstep will there
be hauled out on the ways, and will
have her hull thoroughly overhauled.
When she comes out again she will
wake things up lively
Capt. Dan Weaver, who has been rus
ticating in Kentucky for a week, re
turned to tbe city yesterday in excel
lent health and spirits, and anxious
for the fall trade to open ..Capt.
Sam Archer was a passenger by the
Tarascon and City of Evansville yes
terday, en route from Louisville to
Cairo. He took the W. II. Brown to
Louisville Billy Field.of Union
town, was in the city yesterday, hav
ing made a large shipment of fine
wheat by the City of Evansville,
which he had sold to Iglehart Bro's.
Manifests.
Manifest of the steamer City of Evans
Tllle, from Cairo to EyansTllle, August
18th, 1870.
Jno F Glllman, 1 box sulphur: Wm.
Heilman, 2 pieces castings; Keitz k Haoey
1 lot of machinery; Kagon, Dickey A Car
son, 1 package cigars; Sbultz, Tnurman A
Co, 2 pieces castings; 8 E iiUbert A Co, 1
lot Iron, feathers, Ac; Thompson, Pearson
A Co, 1 lot machinery ; A Christ, 1 box of
cheese; II V Bennlnghon, 8 empty barrels;
cbafrer, Gruen A tCehr, 2 bags wool; Wm.
Field, 218 bags wheat; W H Ford, 4 bogs
heads tobacco; W Brown A Co, 2 bogs
fa ea-s tobacco; U W French, 2 hogsheads
tobacco, 7 bags wool.
KJI 8HIPPIKO.
Owensboro K Lancaster, 1 box goaH. "
Mauekport Car v ill A Sherman. i.;0 baes
Wheat.
Ixui8vllle Gardner A Co, 3 packages tr
bacoo: T W Campbell, 10 head cttle; M
Leopold A Co, 1 package tobacco; Uackett,
Anderson A Co, 6 empty boxes.
Cincinnati Schaller A (iarke, 21 empty
barrels and kegs.
Uiver lilspatclioo.
Pittsburg, August 18 noon;
Weather clear and warm; thermome
ter 84 at noon. The river is falling,
and has reached a point that none but
the lightest draught boats can run;
the stage of water by the Monongahe
la pier marks is 3 feet 8 inches. Re
ports from the upper Monoogahela,
say the river is falling. At Oil City
it is 15 inches. Weather clear and
warm.
Pittsburg, August 18. Weather
clear and pleasant. Monongahela 3
feet 7 inches and falling. No arrivals
or departures.
Cincinnati, Aueust 18 noon.
The river has risen 2 feet and 7 inches.
Weather clear in p&rt. Thermometer
80.
Cincinnati, August 18 The river
has risen three feet eight inches in the
last twenty four hours, with 15 feet
8 inches in the channel. Arrived
Granite State, Wheeling. Weather
clear and warm to day.
Louisville, August 18. The river
is swelling; has risen 6 inches in 24
hours; at 6 p.m. 3 feet 4 inches in the
chute and 7 feet on Portlaid bar.
Some indications of rain.
Cairo, August 18. Port Lift Al-
Sha, Nashville packet 11 P.M.; St.
oseph, Memphis to St. Loui'.; 8 A M ;
Shreve, St. Louis to Shreveport 4;
Grand Tower, St. Louis to Memphis
6. River stationary. Showers fell at
noon. Weather clear; mercury 82.
St. Louis, August 18. Arrived
Minneapolis and Johnson, Keokuk;
Belle, Memphis; W. J. Lewis, Kan
sas City; Argonaut No. 2, Tennesee
River; Bon Accord. Metropolis. De
partedCity of Vicksburg, Vicks
burg; Johnson, Keokuk; Sheridan,
St. Paul : Thompson Dean, New Or
leans. River falling; weather clear
and warm. . x
Nashville, August 18. The river
is rising, with six leet large on Har
peth Shoals. Weather fair and pleas
ant. Arrived Umpire, Cairo.
Memphis, August 18. Weather
showery; mercury 82. The river is
stationary. The Arkansas has ri?en
three feet. Arrived Eckert. De
partedOlive Branch and Edinburg,
to New Orleans; Belle St. Louis, to
St. Louis.
Vicksburg, August 18. Up Col
ossal, 4 a.m.; Governor Allen, 9 p.m.
Down Rubicon, 4 a.m.
New Orleans, August 18. Ar
rived Mary E. Forsythe. from St.
Louis. Departed Belle Vernon, for
Cincinnati; Susie Silver, for St.
Louis.
For Sale.
IWIU SELL, BP TO SEPT. I, IS70,
all the stock and fixtures of my con
iectionery establishment, such as coun
ters, shelving, show cases, copper-ware,
toys, and fancy candles, regardless of cost.
Apply at my confectionery, on First St.,
between Main and Locnst.
aula dtf h. M. AHLERING.
Booley's Baking Powder.
The standard reputation attained by
this unrivaled and infallible Yeast Pow
der during twelve years past, Is due to its
perfect purity, bealthfulne&s. and econo
my. Put up in tins, actual weight, as
represented, and will keep for years.
The quantity required for ue is from
one-fourth to one-half less than other
Baking Powders.
Sold by Orocers throughout the United
States. DOOLEY A BROTHER,
Manufacturers and Proprietors.
ap23 d3m ead 69 New Street. N . V,
Notice to SMppers.
For the convenience of all concerned
tbe steamer
will hereafter pay Invoice charges on
every MONDAY only, from a a.jc. to
3 P.K. JOHN A. ADAMS,
ang!7-lw Clerk.
Steamboat Tor Sale.
The neat aide-wheel steamer
EAU CLAIRE
Is now at the bone-yard, and In complete
condition, f or aimeasions ana teims,
enqnire on board, near the Pigeon Creek
bridge.orto JOHN W. SHE WMAKES,
aog4-2w Tene Haute.
FOR OWENSBORO, CANNELTON
AND LOUISVILLE.
Tbe beautiful and elegant packet
PALE STXISTliJ,
W. B. Hollcroft, Master;
C. A. Van Kirk, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way porta
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19,
at (o'clock p.m.
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Thx Basis of Civil Society. Esaava for
Young Men, on the honor and ham.inf-Rs
of Marriage, and tbe evils and dangers of
Celibacy; with sanitary help for the at-
iHiuiu.ui oi man s irue position in life.
Bent free. In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, Phlla-
uajpiB, x . (rem dAwSm
TROT FKHAI.E SEJHNABY. This
Institution offers the accumulated ad-
operation. Every facility is provided for
waa vuwv-hvmi uaauv bUO Ul I WCllUU OE A
corps of mort than twenty profewora and
teachers. For circular apply to JOHN H
lal suiriAutlnn nnH a a. K . ,u- .
tt iutiaii, myi apw i ore. anio-zm
Steam Engines and Doctor for Sale.
WB IUVE FOR SALE a pair often
Inch Cylinders. Doctor. Hhi.it .nm
S.eam Pipes, and part of Hog Chains for
sale cheap. Tbe Engines are ot the bett
wwiu'i wmuio use oui a rew months
Persons wishing to buy, will applv to
-.". , . W. CASEY A BRO.,
Jy26-lmd Jaseyvllle. Ky.
WEI.L-PLACEI) J.OVJC Essays for
Young Men, freo, in sealed envel
opes. Howard Association, Box P, Pnli
adelphla. Pa. roh
NOTE PAPER,
LETTER PAPER,
LEGAL CAP,
FOOLSCAP,
INITIAL PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
MUCILAGE,
BLANK BOOKS, TAGS'
NOTE BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
STEAMBOAT BOOKS
PENS,
PENCILS,
PENHOLDERS,
RUBBER BANDS,
POST-OFFICE BOXES,
BILL-BEAD BOXES,
HARP FILES,
BILL FILES,
For sale at the Journal Offlee
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
V E R MIFUGIB .
The Tape Worn it one of the mott cruel
and relentless enemies of man, and occasion
the most distressing symptoms. A dull pai n
in the forehead, giddiness, alternate pale
ness and flushing of the face, paleness of
the lips, emaciation, alternate loss and
excess of appetite, cravings for partlcalax
articles of food, offensive breath, swelling
of the abdomen, depressing of spirits and
nervous irritability, are the leading symp
toms, i
Now, why not, In view of th Is dangerous
enemy make use of a remedy which many
years of experience has proved to be a safe
and certain remedy ? B. A. Pahnestock's
Vermifuge, if used according to the direc
tions which accompany each bottle, will
not fail to eradicate the destroyer.
Oreat caution must be used by every
purchaser to be his own judge in one
sense, and to examine every bottle he
buys of lu Tbe simple name of Faii re
stock la not sufficient. He must look
closely and carefully to see that the lni
tials are li. a. Fahnestock, and be satis
fi d with nothing else.
B. Ju FaHSESTOC&'S 805 4 CO., I
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WHOLESALE DBXJGK3ISTS, "
i - ... PITTS BIT KO, PAi
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
LY0E3
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Sew York Mariet.
By Telegraph. Nxw Yohk, August 18.
Con on Firmer ; sales 10,729 bales at 19c
for middling uplands.
Floub Receipts of 27,830 bbls; market
quiet; sales 8,500 bbls at j 40 75 for su
perfine western and State: Sj 758 Jo for
extra do. ; fi 206 t for good to choice do. ;
?6 oV7 00 for white wheat western extra;
Hi 15.0(7 39 for extra St Louis.
Rti Flour Dull and lower; sales of 300
barrels at t5;97.
Cobs Meal Quiet.
Whisky Steady; sales Of 00 barrels at
87c.
Whiat Receipts C7.443 bushers; market
quiet, nut scarcely so nrm ; Bprine i 4u
Si 43 for new and old winter red and amber
western: fl 13 for Nos. 2 and 3 spring
Ryi- Quiet.
Corn Receipts 71, COO bushels; market
la2o better- ula. nf ulC l hnchol. a 1. k-i'r
8oc for new mixed western; closing at tsao
vi uiie parcels.
-Oats Receipts 89.683 bushels; market
?il.an? lower; sales of 24,000 bushels at
State0 western; 6ig53a for Ohio and
rnfjrJlZS : 85590c ror shipping ; 03 Jl 20
Hops Unchanged.
Coffee o,a let.
J,u?B"T,Falr relt,t : sales of 800 hhds at
93m for Cuba; Bu.& for PortoRlcoT
Rics -Quiet ; sales of 25 tierces at 9i9V.
Petbolkom Steady at 12c for crude ; 2ii
Q25 for refined. '
Tckpkntink O.ulet at 38a.Tfl
Pokk Doll ana heavy; sales of 400 bbls
at J2a for meis; 124 2tt for prime; $30,433 lor
prime ms; also,x bbls mess September
at
Bskf-Steadv: sales of fid hh1 at i? ilfl
for plain meats; 116(818 for extra mess; beef
hams nominal; sales of 40 pkgs at 141342 50
iur uvw ouiuuier curea;iteioe beef quiet;
I26;5tf for prime mess; J3osn for India
CL'T Meat Quiet at 19321c for pickled
bams.
Middles Dull.
Lard -Firm; sales of 300 tierces at 16 J 16i
for steam; 16 jl74 for kettle rendered
Butter Firm t 21C431 for western,
c hek.sk Dull at 6.4 14.
Fkaiuhts Xo Llverp 01 unchanged.
few TorK Gold and Stock Market.
By Telegraph. New York,. August 18.
Wall Street market heavy and lower,
and prices' made in all directions; stock
exchange is the chief point of interest, and
theshaie list showed more activity than
for some time past. Considerate pressure
to sell, especially In leading speculative
shares, and the decline in prices ranged
from IA to ?4 per cent. Toe fall was at tnb
uted to the fact that stocks from hesd
strong bulls into those of tne weaker par
lies who are compelled to sell.
Money more active; 4 to 6 on c ill.
Foreign exchange quiet; 8 to VA lex
prime.
Oold dull and lower: opened at 16, sold
up to 17, fell to l4 16 at the close.
Clearances t43,0u0,uu. Carrying rates 6
percent, to fiat.
Tbe Treasurer sold 11.000.000 at 100 K3.10n.a
109 63-100; tbe bids weie nearly five mil
lions. Governments dull and steady.
Coupons 1881 1 H 3 1 1 4 M
DO. -llg.jlli
Do. it uru amy.
Do. i860 -..-.-...iny,tinj4
Do. New--. M04lH)2
in, ico,
l'o. um,
IO-40'S
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph Ciscurs ati, August 13.
Flour Dull: family fS 25$8 50.
Wheat Dull; fl I83I 22 for red w I tiler.
Corn Firm; oupply llht; ear 78f0o.
Oats Kirm ; new34ie; old &)&o6o.
KTB-Qalet at 758uo.
Cottom Unchanged; middling 18!c.
Tobacco In fair demand; sales 123 bogs
heads at f 5 2Of$L0 50.
Whisky Dail and unreined s sales at
91IMo.
mess pose-duU; sales SCO barrels at
:8 50.
Bulk Meats-Held at 13915. but demand
trliilng ; a small lot of shoulders sold at
13o.
BACOSJ-Packed, In fair demand at U(9
17,417; sales 120 hogsheads at these rates.
Lard Offered at lo. No sales.
Hams Ougar cured 24$24 o and dull;
Butter scarce and firm ; 26&;S)o. -
Egos Advanoed to 14 15c for shippers'
count, and J60 for counted and selected.
Cheese-Dull at 12414o.
Oils-DuU; linseed II 02; lard Jl 201 23:
demand light.
Oold-II 16 buying.
Exchange Dull; 3l-10 per cent. dis
count buying.
Mosey Market unchanged.
St. Louis Market.
By Telegraph. St. Louis, August 18.
TocAcco Steady and unchanged.
Cotton Nominal.
Hemp, bagging, and rope unchanged.
Flour Dull and unchanged; 14 50(9
4 75 for superfine; extra 15 CD5 25.
Wheat Mora active and Mgber; f 1 18
offered but refused, for inspected; No. 2
red fall do by sample, sold at fl 16(31 20:
No. 1 do Jl 21(31 25: choice SI SOal 85.
Coku Dnil and lower; mixed 66Xc: yel
low 7(M73c; white 75-HOc.
Oats Firm at 40,'aiao for Minnesota.
Rye -Dull ate7(($b3.
Highwikes Quiet at 55c.
Groceries Dull and unchanged.
Provisions Nominally unchanged;
pork 130 00; bacon 14Kc for shoulders:
18o for clear sides.
LAHD-Quietat 16l6)c for tierce: 18o
for keg.
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph Chicago, Aug. 18.
Flour-DoII. '
WHEAT-Unsettled; 2320 lower; clos
ing at SI 09i seller (September; 85c cash for
No. 2. This afternoon dull and do
changed.
Corw Active and steady; closing at 72li
for No. 2. Unchanged tbls afternoon.
Oats Quiet; Jiio lower; closing at 880
Byk Qalet; closing at 72o for new
No. 2.
Barley ICssler; closing atfi 08 for each;
Hjghwikes Mteady; 62o for iron bound
Provisions Dull and nnchanseri.
Hoos-Flrmer; 19 2039 7o for common lo
cauice.
Memphis Market.
By Telegraph. Memphis. August 18
Cotton Firm; middlings 18e; receipts
Flour Heavy and unchanged
Corn Weak at SiaWc.
OAT3 Stiff at 50c
Hay Steady at SlSa.
BRAN-Hteady atS20 50.
Pohb- Weak at (32.
LARX Unchaneed and stnadv.
i0AC,1roopln8: "boulders lbc; side
Louisville Market. '
By Telegraph. Louisville, August 18.
Bagging-Firmer at 2930c
18OOTTON-Flrmer and demand light at
FLoua-Qulet; extra family J5 75.
Wheat -1 0,31 80.
Oats 500.
Corn 11 00.
Rye 85c
Provisions -Mess pork J30; bacon 14T43
1734 9 18J4c; bulk meats mi & 184l7to;
sugar cured ha s 25c.
L4RD 17Vc.
Whisky Eaw quiet at 84c.
Tobacco Sales of 122 hhds at S4 10J5 25
for frosted ; 15 60(36 60 for common to g ood
lugs ; H 7516 for low to good leaf.
Ifew York Dry Goods Market,
By Telegraph New York, August 18.
Tbe general trade Is still lacking In ac
tivity, while Drlcea (or the most part are
steady. Printing cloths are scarce and
firm at 7c for standard cloth. Prints are
opening firm at llc for leading makes of
fancies, for Washington do, checks and
plaids, and chene stles; 12c for blue and
white and double pinks; 16o forPolbel
mus drills; 25o for 8-ouDce Ontario 2H
Inch duck; 31a for 10-ounce do; 44o for 1C
ounce do. Grain bags are in good request
at 37o for Amoskeag and American bags.
5cw Orleans Market.
By Telegraph. New Orleans, August 18.
Cotton Onltt and firm: middling 17Wc:
sales of 400 bales; receipts, 50 bales; slcfck,
33,938 bales.
Flour Dull: insernne 15 25; -X X. 75 :
XXX iS 25.
Oats Lower, at eoswc.
Hay S 23 60.
Bacos Dull.
Lard Tierce 17Jio; refined 1751c:. kea-
184o.
European Markets.
By Telegraph. Losdoit, Aug. 18.
Conso's for money V.A American seen.
Titles quiet; 62's 88; 65's 7S ; 67's 84 ; 10-40's
82: stocks steady: Erie's 17" t minni.
108; G. W. 22J.
LlVEBPOOL. AUeUSt IS. Crtttnn mirk.l
flroa; middling uplands 8; Orleans 8;
sales of 50 too bales. Caluornla white
wheat 10 7d; red wwitern N'o. 2 Ss lOd ; win
ter 9s lOd ; western ilour 24 8d&25s: corn
No. 2 mixed K0s3d; rats U7a; pork 119s;
beef Ills: lard 17a: hM ra- hiwio. 67a for
Cumberland; 66 lor short rib; spirits pe
troleum Is: refined is 6d; linseed oil 81
pounds 15s.
Paris. Aueust 18. Bourse closed firm
yesterday; rentes 64 francs 70 centimes.
DisEoIutioa Notice.
THE P.IRTNEUSHIP faeretorore ex
isting between A. C. RosencraDZ and
harry Smith has this day been dissolved
by limitation. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the firm, or having
Watches. Jewelry or Clocks tbere for re
pairs, will please c-tll at onoe.
(Union copy.
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AMUSEMEHTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
Grand ILxliilitioia I
FOB THE BENEFIT OF TUB
GERMAN RELIEF FUND
Tuesday, Aug. 23, 1870,
GIVEN BY THE
L.ielcrlaranz aV Turnvcrein.
First appearance of the great Blsger and
rianist,
BII8 31 ART SCHMID,
The CRKOENT CITY SILVER BAND
and CORNET BAND have kindly volun
leered their services for this occasion.
JJA-03j,rn.m. me: ,
PART I.
1. Orchestra.
't. Chorus "Die Wacht am Rneln,"
weueru ranz.
8. Soprano Solo, "Uberall Du,"
MIhs Mary Schmid.
4. Pyramid Tnrnvereln
6. Imprompi u for Piano, Prof Daekowltz
0. "Die Freude," by Uregor.Ltederkrane
7. Table u.
PART II.
1. Orchestra.
2. Solo for lUrltone. Henry Sobaefer, Br
8. Hcbau Turuen...... Turnvereln
4. Ho jdo CaprlclofiO ...Ml km Mary Schmid
6. "Das Deutsche Vaterland," LieJer-
kranz.
6. 'lableau.
Warren & Conyngton have kindly fur
nished, for this occasion, one of their cele
brated Weber Pianos.
Ad m Union ........50 Cents
Heaerved Seats ......75 Cents
a- Re-erved seals may be secured at
John Soott's Book Store.
saw Doors open at 7 P.M. Performance
commence at 8 P.M.
aulttdtd COIMITTKE
Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF IITJMPIIRKT. LEW
IS A CO., is tbls day (Unsolved by
mutual consent, O. W. KERNE Y retiring
from tbe same. Tbe business will be con
tinued by tbe underaigned, under the
style of Humphrey Lewis.
F. M. HUMPHREY.
GEO. J. LEWI.
In retiring from tbe above firm, I take
this opportunity of thanking my friends
for their share of patronage, and soliciting
a continuance to tbe new firm, wblch I
take pleasure in endorsing as worthy of
their confidence. C. W. KERNEY.
August 18, 1870. aulU 3WW
Johnson's Real Eatita and Patent
Agency.
BCSIJfKSSand DWELLING HOUSES
Building Lots and Farms, and timber,
ed lands, cheap, ahd on easy terms. Pat
ents of all kinds procured.
ALVA11 JOHNSON,
ileal Estate and Patent Agent Offloe on
Third Street Evansville. Ind. Janli ly
N6tlc3 cf Election of Assignee in th9
Case of fclson lirnnfer, Uankmpt
TYTTICE Is hereby given that the un
A.4 derslgned was, on tbe 2sth day of
July, elected Assignee of the estate of Si
mon Bruner, Bankrupt. All persons In
debted to the estate will settle with me.
aug2 8w J. P. ELLIOTT.
FAIIlOAT4lXf
STANDARD
of all kinds. HORNBROOK A CO..
No. North Water Street,
rtCa r1m Kvansvllle. Ind
lYaatcd:
APARTSER TO F.XOACIE lit A
good paying manufacturing business.
a new etllemrlkA In lla Wwlurn Klatf-ji.
The sale of goods as staple as groceries.
Capital required tbree thou&and lo four
thousand doilais. This Is a rare chance
for an energetic man wishing lo engage In
a safe business. Address for particulars
P. T." this office, stating where an inter
view can be had. augl71w
LAT7 CAIIDS.
1V21. BE A VIS,
TJ. 8. Claim Atronl.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTlNO
A(iENT.
OiBce on Main Street, between Third and
Fourth, No. ! (over Keller's Una Store),
Evansville, Ind. seplD.'iti.
W. P. HARGjtJAYE,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
House Block.
Will practice i u various Courts o
the Circuit. Prompt attention to otBei
hna1naa ldw4 H:r-
J. KIIEINLANDL'E,
WHOLESALE BEALZB IN
DOHESIIO AND SPANISH
XscaF Tobaceo,
NO. 115 MAI5 BTUEET,
de33 d2nx EVASaVILLE, ID.
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ou the banks of tbe Ohio. With over : ; 1
y--rs' experience t h Is veil known sru'u
oC'.rs unusual advsviittiKea for a '.lion---.'?
eaaoatlon both la ihnHiiidimdnnni .
tal branches. The c-s-t Is only nont .
week. A. cli'du(ii,n of o e-iourtu jur
daughters of n.ini i :r. The next nr
year (of 4') weekn) ti gln Keptt tn ix r 7,
Hetid for CatalOKue o J.;ev. lilAKLi
BKaTTY, 1.D..LL. )., hiii.t. or Itev. i . "
HU.1D, Ph. !., Princ pul.
459 Ninth Street, ' Vsiii.luutoB, D. C.,"f'--advice,
terms and reference.
1IK... Itnt A-, '
WADE'S DCU0LE IfJOL,
ANY NAME FOU.VI) IN A KICO',
Clolh. Postpaid foi M 75. Circular t:
A. B. WADK, P. M teouth Bend, lud!,.
Agents wanted.
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ot tne crank to eaci; apple. Hold at si
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A Book Of 12 1 c'os'elr nrinf.oil .
lately lHHued, contains a 1 1 nt of the
American AdvertlH n Mediums, (tlv
the names, clroulHll iiih, bikI lull
lars concerning lUn Inadinj; lu.iy
Weekly Political and Family Newm.at,
together with those liavltn? lar9ciri
tions, published lu trie iuLerfi.,t ot i
gton, Agriculture, Jiterniure, As.,
Every Aavertlner, sod every v
contemplates becoiatn sucij, will
this book Of groat valu. Miulfd fr.
any address m re jelpl of t; - n ct
LO. I. KWI.l. - :., l'ubl! .
No. 40 Park Itow, Nt w York.
The Pittsburg (Pa.) Lder, in Its !
of May 2i, lso, says : 'J he iirm ,f ( t.
Howell A Co., w tiled Ihhuuh HjIm iiiteipi
and valuable book, . tne lawta and l
Advertising Agency in the l.iiilfclhi.
and we chu cUeerli liy rtcuiii mend u
tne acteniion or iu h who lt !)
vertUe their bumc e-.4 ni'ur-tHj
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fur
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seoure tne largeai aiiount 01 ptii.uclty
the least expenditure of money."
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fsOUL Cll AHMiKO.-4: 'i j.siii-t ; r
This wonderful IkkjI ha. 3 fail lbrucr
to enable tbe reader to 1 isci r-,n o
sex, or any animal, at will. ,iMaei'
SpirltuallKin, and h mdredn of other
ous experiments. I: cd hn oIjIki ut
sending addresw, wlLh lo cents pimut
T. W. EVANS A CO., No. 41 tjouiii i.t
Street, Pnlladelph la.
JS W MKIU04I, I ''1 1" 4 I.
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ty. Us effec'S find cure. Prl'-ij 1 c
Address HKORKFAHY, Mtneum or
atomy, 618 ilroatlwui, New Vork .
OII IUAtKC.-A victim of .
lDdlHereilon.caitlnif nervous dt
ly, prernaiare oecy. .., imvin : trie i
valu every advertls J rewbdy, Lm di
ered astrnple means of setf-cu re, w inc .
will .end free to hi f jHow-su f! 3rr. . .
TUri'LE, No. 78 Naeiau Mtreot, New "i 1
City. , - i S-
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HOW TO TREAT AND CURB 1 P Wil
OUT MEDICI NK. :'mii,iH Rf !t i
Address D. 11. C. N EWLLL. li Co., 1.
ford. Conn.
3. B. GttEKH. r. L. US-
CAHEIACtS I AliUFACTUIII
Transfer Ornament), at Clu sin nail pr
Main Street, let. Pilh and Ulxi
lanlS-dAwrim Icvinnvint.
The 81VIE.VTEENT I
will begin B-rt. 2si h.
Colli ci at ft Vi
l.OrJM .l Jlisl!',!
In all ceparlruenls t ie -1 mid oomplet
r or eal alosnes ftoii In Mrmat 1011 mi 1
KKV. L. D. .OXTKJt,Jindl
an5:d,wlt Hsiriiltou Co., o
LIYESI SALE STAI'LE,
Fifin Etrest, bet Locust & X7ah.
Titos, ilullen, VriSr.
A SCI'PJLT OF Clt W(wii)
JtJt. stantiy on ban I. t i-.l ri.s Ci.. ,1 v.
frehh water ou shor . notice.
Orders left at the Livery Htabln w: i.
promptly attended to. ar-ri--'
Kctlcc.
Jtm Improvements s re hereby 1 10 till il
tbe Common Count U have M.titiut
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txamlnallnn at tie Council Cuan
isrh.rn f Iia Cnnn II T'illtii'ur ull tr ...... s
on Wednfuday, An ubtVUh, iv in'ij,
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