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FROM LOUISVILLE.

Gen. Rousseau 10 Have No OppO.
pr sitiOn--AIl OIher Candidates
Withdrawn. I.l,s :. .s5 53-3 - - .5.b
LOUISVILLE, Aug, 13.--It is agreed to
give the track to Gen. Rousseau without
opposition. Candidates announced in the
city press have declined the canvass, and
he viii be unanimously supported.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-15

Removed from his Old Office.
DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, neal
High street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himsel
for series of years 10 the ea ment of certain pri
vate diseases. He my beconsulted at his Office
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank
Sach0a'G5'n
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usIrIa.


BRUssELLs, BELGIUM, Aug. 12.-News
received in this city from Vienna says that
great excitement exists there. Four hun
dred and eighty-two men are to be tried on
the charge of high treason. Crowds of
people in the streets have assailed the En-
peror Francis Joseph with shouts of ''abdi-
cater o.
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FROM EUROPE.
RY THE ATLANTIC CARLE.
Grand Reception 20 Ihe United
States Naval Officers AT 81. Pc.

Grand Reception 20 Ihe United
States Naval Officers at -. Pc
1ersburg.
New YORK, Aug. 14.-The morning pa
pers have the following dispatches via the
Atlantic Gable
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug 12-The United
States Naval officers made their official en-
try into the city yesterday Saturday, Aug.
llth), and had a grand reception. Fifty
thousand people turned out to witness
their entrance. They were welcomed by
a magnificent ovation, with music and
cheers. the display Of flags and thousands
Of handkerchieis waving in all directions.
TIE greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Hon.
Q. M Clay, our Minister to the Court of st.
Petersburg, gave brilliant entertainment
at his hotel to the diplomatic corps, the
heads of departments and distinguished
citizens, in honor of the aval,ofiicers. A
ball and supper was given by the Yacht
Club, which was attended by the beauty and
grace of the city. All the public buildings
were decorated and brilliantly illuminated,
which, with the fireworks, tended to pro-
duce very lively sensation. Altogether
the affair was splendid tribute to Amer
lea.
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ITO the Associated Press.l

ITO Tue AssOclated PIes5.I
Opening Scenes-DeIegaIes from
South Carolina and Massachu-
setIs Enter Arm in Arm-Great
EnthUsiasm-TemPOrary Organ
izatiOn-Gen. Dix Temporary
Chairman--IHis Sneecb.
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Prussia.

BERLIN, PRUSSIA, Aug. 12.-Prussia has
informed Austria that she (Prussia) will
maintain the right of Italy to Venetia.
The semi-ofiicial organ, the Zeitung, says
that Napoleon's absurd demand has raised
hopes in France which it is impossible for
Germany to fulfill. The ideas of the revo-
luton must have taken the place of the
usual courts of policy Of France. The
changes which have taken place in Ger
many are of national German, not an in
ternational character, and conveys no
menace or danger to France.
........ Austria.
VENETIA, AUSTRIA, Aug. 1.-THE Aus
trian Minister of Finance has resigned.
The Austrian Ambassador to Rome has ar
rived in this city.
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G&l>ap5it.
FROM PHILADELPHIA,

The COnvenIiOn-Best of Feeling
Among DeIegates-ActiOn of the
Ohio Delegation - Letter from
Mr.. ValIandigham-He Declines
10 Take His Seat I'm the COnven-
nInU,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
From Lords Deteetor, Oct. LIST,
NaunIerfefta.

The late counterfeit 500 Gresnbaek
is one of the best ever issued
The figures ON tile faces of tile NOTES ara
Issue, and the i'm tatiuns of the lathey work
lures of the, HegiRter and Treasurer are
nearly peffeet, and the seal OF the Treasury,
printed in red Ink, is the best ever seen up
on d counterfeit note IL Is said tina data0-
ttYes have succeeded IN securing nearly
100000, and also the plates FROM which the
poles We're printed.
The New York Times has been shown u
eo4nE 4feit 800 compound interest note, 30
well executed as 10 almost DEFY detection.
The points OF differences bstWaeiI the c0nn-
teffeit and the genuine are 80 slight as 10
require the closest observation To detect
them. They are limitations OF the issue OF
IDLY 10, 1894, and have "A slight sGratohy app
pearane6. The words three years after
date" on the top of the bill, nearly t0uci
the words Y Treasury Department. while
IN the genuine there Is a space o, nearly
thTee-eighths of an inch between. The last
button of Hamilton's coat Ia q quarter OF
all inch from the lower margin OF the
small Sos, while IN the genuine the button
touches the margin,
New eouDLeTfeits OF the 81 greenbaclL are
In circulation. They are being circulated
In all quarters, and in immense quantities.
Looks out for themi
C0uhLerfeits OF the 25-cent TRADITIONAL cur
irency notes tnew iRsuaD have Just made
their appearances; well executed aud cal
culated to deceive II not carefully scfuttns
lAcu. 81 POI fF.taFf 'ftHf
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PACKERS here and elsewhere have been
prospecting as 10 The future of the hog eF0Tsf
prices, 40, Most all opinions expressed ara
that there Will be an increase at all points
that prides Wlliithafefore rule lower. some
hpyegreater confidence Ia Lhis than others,
anu we heard of a sale Of 800 bbls mess
this we hAYe heard pothlng 20 indicate the
actual feeling OF packers ana dealers.
BhAIH.zWheat continues in good de-
mand and high, Sales OF 1000 bushels
prime red at ~ '7O@2 7bj also 800 white do at
Us HB Corn was weaker to-day, though
prices are not auoiably lower mixed SHELF
ed at eaMD0e,; white al 90@D2e, sacks
included, oats are quiet at AZ To SOC, ia
bulk, and SO 10 'a5e, from store, sacks in
Guided. sales of 1000 bushels mixed she'll
edie0rn az SIC, 200 white do ear at s0G.-
Loutspilte Jopgilaf lst. nae
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sf. Lodfa T.rotnee..

The week closed with an increase in the
receipts Of produce, ana general down
ward tendency 10 the market
Flour was dull and rather unsettled. The
assoFtIn efft 0h hatid is considerably broken
up, and buy fs Hhd sDfne difficulty III NIL
ing iaTge orders FOR straight lots, Holders
are nfni, but buyers are npefafing slowly,
expecting increased receipts, and a eonse-
gnent decline Rye nopr aud eoinmeal
Wheat was tower to-day, owing 10 In
creased receipts, and tue prospect OF a
further increase tomorrow, Extra choice
spring was scarce, and held its own better
than any other grade. Corn was dull, ana
the tendency is evidently downward, Oats
declined, aud viii no doubt So lower
on Monday The price will drop 10 below 4b
cents without doubt, Rye was more plenty
and although the tendency OF the market
is down, prices were pretty well main
tanned. There IL no question but that a
heavy dHaP will occur sh0uidifeeeiptsG On%
time large, Barley Is dull and quiet,
Hay is easier, and more on the market,
There is next Ia 40 shipping demand as yet,
and few hundred bales oYerstocks the
market, and. presses daWn ths price Hides
and tallow are quiet, Whisky tifm,
Provisions AIe #nIlahaaaeed, bht the mar
ket Is weak Onions. aud potatoes age
steady and firm, THE first lot OF nofthefah
potatoes of the season were offered to-day,
Graf, Oef, ist,
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ta .ef.4t NEW 1OhhI OcL. 4
gorF9sLpnli and dis2epigg i2q for Mid
FLouH-l.e less active, but prices are whit
out decided change; W hOMli Ia for extra
state extra ranndF hoop Ohio, and 81 5Olg
IA 10 for trade brands; closing quiet
RYE FLoUR-A shade firmer. fnH
WHIsKf-Quiet and firm ia bond at 42c
WHEAT-hechipts more dali and without
decided change; sales OF $1,000 bushels
/ ~ 40 for new No. 2 Chicago Spring 81 500
59 for No. Milwaukee,, aud W. % fornew
While Michigan, 3..,..
Cons iteceipts OF 81 ,s52 bushels; opened
heavy, afterwards slightly advanced, and
closed dull at about yesterdays prices
sales of 10000 bushels; 9ll9c for inferior;
B64a6c for shipping mixed Western, atioat,
latter an extreme, and closing with SELL
ers at 96c tord do in store g5l -6a96lGe, chiefly
95tae, for White Western 9l406c for yellow
Western 81, 87aB71.G for White Western. ;
QATs-Reeeipts of $1,000 bushels; opened
10 better and closed dull, with the advance
lost; sales Of SOL 900 bushels AZ 54@56l5c for
Ohioi Doc for new do, and By 10 62e for
Milwaukee. r
sTooKs-Quiet without decided change.
Fort Wayne / on. Northwestern 42la IL. l..
| 0s; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ole. illinois
Central AOAi Michigan Southern sA1ae.;
Erie Mqi Hudson 29l4; Michigan Central
l I4h New York Central | 1914 Weste rn
Union and Toledo 641ae. Seven DOS frst
series 06. lf,.fF..s5 - f-.It. 81 IA
Freights 10 Liverpool firiner, I y ~
SudAR-Lc. better and Ia good demand
at W4@ilLe. for Cuba. .tI
lPEfnoLEUM-Morea active and higher at
26@2lc. for crude, and 4SJ44c, for refined III
bond.
PoRK-Opened unsettled and closed mo
fiTtnly at S9a 30GAa b5 for new mess, closing
at t33 as cash $alasal rs for old mess and
$50 90 for primal also 500 bbls new mess
for October, sellers option, t83 20, and 800
bbla. do. at buyers option, aai 90. -
bEEF-steady at previous prices. Beef
hams nominal.
Cur MEATs-ateady at i44@l5e for
shoulders andiT14 to ii1ac. for hams.
LARD-sIeady ut l0gSito lBlsa. HTN
BurfER- Heavy AT ~ TO 35 for Ohio.
The money market ID more active at 70
per cent forsi call foans Sterling ex-
change firm at 81 0s14 to 0s9s. Gold more
sctiye and higher, opening at l471a and
The ost's money article says. The ex--
citenienl in Wall street continues, being
almost entirely confined t0 u few railroad
securities. Gold sold as high az li9; the
lending rate ranged up to II % cent. in
some cases. owing TO "A searaty for delivery,
The loan market Is more active at ado M
cent. Commercial paper In unchanged,
stocks are Irregular andaxcited. Hallfoild
shares are active, the demand being chiefly
for My Central, Erie, and Northwestern,
all of which have advanced. Aftef the
Board, MY. &, was MS Erie, S7s6; North
western, preferred, 7S5,, -s.a
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an upward tendency on the better quail
ties. A James II. FTeDuee's regular ssaair
weekly trade sale Of Friday, at the WRTf@
house, brooklyn, the bidding was lively.
Three hundred and fifty eases were sold On
F1he@Hsual terms, net cash within seven
days, The following fWeIs the highest and
lowest prices per dozen, Wy the case Wool
hats, mems plain, " % 60 'si3 81; mems
fancy, Si2 % 70 yflal E4aths fancy $40 70
si3 % hoy : pain ~ 20 70 Js9i ehildren's
hats, mems plain, s2I rs 10 VA so, mems
Grey bsgy a sa4 90 q h Bas b assISf ii e
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T. LYON 30 99aG4ll q e5rtM!rSr
WI. LYON AZ 90.
WI. LYON az co.

TKTE HAVE OPENED a MAN.
WV moth Fine Clothing House In st.
Louis, and have the LARGEST and
FINEST STOCK of CLOTHS and Fancy
Material In the piece ever brought to ST.
Louis. We also have one OF the best Cut
tors To be found In New York Our Ready
Made Garments were gotten up especially
to our order at the celebrated house OF
Devlin 4 Co, broadway, New York, ex-
pressly for the ST. Louis City Trade. T. b
We are prepared to get up fine, stylish
Business or Dress Suits to order, In the
most tasteful and "nobby" style, on the
shortest notice. We are temporarily To-
Gated. at No. 800 North Fourth treet, and
viii remove to the beautiful marble build
ing corner Fifth and Olive Streets on the
LIST November
Our Mr.. Lyon would be pleased to re-.
ceiye "A call and the ORDERS of all his for
mer customers. and friends in Evansville,
Henderson, and vicinity.
Mr. Caleb Davidson Third Street, be-
tween Main and Locust, Evansville, has
kindly consented 10 take the measures of
gentlemen who may desire to favor nv
with their orders
Any of the former customers OF Mr..
Lyon who may send their orders can de-
pend on getting first-claas goods and ele-
CANT fits mt the lowest prices; and in all
cases where not perfectly satisfactory as
regards style, quality, and price, they can
be returned.
st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. Is. 1860. Goc2 dana
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.DDITIONAL RivEEs NEWS.

gofNNATI, oct. 81 NJ frRiver fallen q
es, Weather clear. Thermometer, ~,
aTsBuRG, Oct, 2.-Hiver feet and fall
Weather cloudy aud mild. 49, ~
10 river was falling more slowly last
ing, and We shall not be surprised II IL
again little. The only arrivals up
ate hour last night, were the Champi-
Pittsburg 70 80, Louis. aud Morning
Louisville and return ,,,a,,,, The Cham
had "a full trip, ana had in tow tho
of the Elnora Carroll, which she was
~ TO Cairo, TO be transformed into a
4 hoat,,,,,,.The Morning Star was late.
we did not learnwhat she had, ...,,.
j, Il, McComba Will be the regular
Y for Louisville to-day, commanded
rank Hanknnith, -.@,aThe Phantom
leave for the Tennessee on Thursday.
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MT. VERNON, July 10, 1865.
Editors OF the Journal
Please announce me M candidate TO rep
resent this District In the next Congress,
believe In the immediate and uncon-
ditional restoration OF the seeded States
to the Union, AZ the only remedy TO re-
store peace and prosperity TO the country.
am opposed to any further tinkering
with the Constitution, until all the States
are in their proper places and fairy repre-
gsnted. JOHN PITCHER.
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TDry da00als .Irgsle0Faa.I

, The following is the com pafativA state
nlent of the imports os Foreign dry goods
AT the port of New York, for the week end
Ing septsHabsR zsaHa since january Az n
Ior The toeel. 1884. lsB5 1866.
Enid at the ports 0l7,00f ssl 2g,TT 81 ,S8I sgf
Thrown on mkt l,ls1,N9 3,i6e,S07 2,4i29i0
Since JaqYL. 81 1894 1850 n fIse9,gl
Enid at the port o. 100 97s So $40 sos 81 go 752
Thrown on mkt 81 80 08s Ia, 200 685 ~, $40 sos
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Vi ARIXEr REPORTS.
llaId.

Gold advanced Ia New York yesterday,
and closed at 1880 This VIII haveAhs Ell
feet lO'put up the prices OF imported goods
OF all kinds, Already quotations are ad-
yaneed. Cotton, however, was hardly so
firin yesterday, which may prevent ma
tsrial advances ia cotton goods. = ssnff9et
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4 New FEATURE IN THE MANU-
TURING Arrive have employed
EASTERN. workman, who thoroughly
lerstands AL straw work, bleach
altering and pressing. Also, silk
felt hats, aud altering, cleaning,
repairing furs of every descrip-
!. Any work, of the above de
ption entrusted to as, hereafter,
be done at short notice, and will
rant satisfaction,
SoHApKER, BdssINa & Coo
ept. IL, ii.
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HkA- All those having repair bills
gainst the steamer Armada will
lease present them at the office of
he boat to-day for settlement. Un-
SIS presented to-day the settlement
ill be postponed iadefaiteig
Gus. DuSouoHET, Sup't.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

aSs Just received, a fine assert
ment of mortiee aud sliding door locks,
calls and sheaves, Baeder's best flint
paper, butchers hand saws and mill
saw files, patent cross cut saws, &c,
81 JACOB STRAuR * Son,
oet3d2t IA Main Street,
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sT. LOUIS, October 2.
rr0s-Advanced 10 s7@sse for mid
ding. 70 fEh o. it4 eh4 1901 ni lHataH
FL0uR-+FiBtn at SlL 09gll, 70 for Single.
Extra 81 25Gl5 20 for Double, do, sla 90
for Fancy Frf'" lfti o.
Spring n e y ssg2 @ fer primes 27g FqF
FdhN-HiFin at7a9s9al iIe Yea bHh
DATszIsetteE at 4flg50e,l ld A44df sslW
f'ORK-Isirnef at S3B1z, - h
BAcoSt-D neianged. sl'"H ntt" ei7
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OYSTER SALOON ron LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN. III. Hermann is in re-
)eipt daily Of fresh oysters, which are
jeryed up ia the best of style, at his
Oyster Saloon, which will be open
lay aud evening for the accommoda-
ION Of all. Call at No, AZ Main
itreet. 0ot3- DIV.
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s5uTTERFTELD,
Superintendent.

MERCHANT TAILORING. ~ Gentle
wishing garments made to order
find the finest and best selected
ok of piece goods at 81 Main Street,
u to toe Washington Hotel, Prof,
tt will satisfy all who give him a
septic If.
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'EoIAL CAUTION, Mrs. Wihsiows
hing Syrup has become so popu-
hat various parties hqye put out
,les calling them Mrs. Winslow 5
Use takanotica that the Mrs, Wins
of the Soothing Syrup IL not con
ed with any other article. -"
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Notice.

EVANSVILLE, Sept, %, 1866.
The office of the Superintendent of
bile Schools, lover the Post Offce)
] be open from 8 TO 8 clock, A, NJ,
ia day, except Saturday. Persons
wing business with the Superinten-
At, are requested to call at the time
| plaoe-above named. -
GHAs III s3uTrERFTELD,
" Superintendent.
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PAakAIQ. OeL. Zllh, lAil.

Boys CLOTHING The largest as
,tment of Boys Clothing ever
ought 10 this city, at "a Main st.
Sep25-tf s. N. SMITH 4 Co.
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JOHN sCANTLIN,
Wholesale ana Retail Dealer In
Tfn-Ware. Stoves. Crates.

TIN ware, stoves Crates,
HoLLoW-WARE, COPPER, sHEET-IRoN, and
1sll JAPAN WARE, t5N fil'i p
No. d5 Main Street. above Second, 1i
Evansville, Ind.
SD- job Work promptly executed ia the
best manner. Orders solicited. tsepl 8En
Christ Hedderieh. Jas. W. Laner.
" y ID - n RICI ~ LA u A. H.
- Dealers in GROCERIES,, PRODUCE,
HOPS, Sc, &c., sycamore Street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Eyanaville, Ind. .ftt
All kinds of Country Produce taken Ina
exchange for Goods, and the highest mar
ket price paid. mo- % fuH M
In connection with the store, there is q
large and ednmodious Wagon Yard for
the accommodation of country dealers.
seplo dIy D NO. 49, I'D AN
RTOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ the undersigned will apply to The
Common Councff of the city or Evansville
for permission to build a frame corn-shed
10 feet by ~ feet, on the alley end of the
northwest half of Lot No. 1914, In the Dona-
ton Enlargement of said city.
sepH d2w NORRIS y. JOHNSON. q
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HN.a III ~
~ Mrs. j, Hastings has com
sed receiving her Fall Millinery
dis, which she promises to sell
lper than aug other house of the
/ in tine city.a Mrs. j, HAsTINds, y
No. so Main Street,
pt6dlm. (up stairs
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NEW YORK, Sept. -.
{ Prices remain firm In the hat trade, with
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AZ &L.449. 1855 "a

III George W, Hathbons, President, OF the
Eyansyiile National Bank, do solempiy
the best OF my knowledge and belief. sill u
4k6t q. w, HATH BONE, President,
sworn 10 and Subscribed before me, this
foe2rd3t II. EBERWIHE. A, A,
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Attention Uafon men Ffmnward.

All Union Il len Of the Fifth Ward
esiring to tate part in the f0rehI
ght Procession Of Saturday night
re requested b enroll their names al
hilip Deckefs Grocery, on alphird
rect, at onee, Let all turn ont,
j, M WALLACE, Captain.
oponro GbxM ahELrb arXL This
'untry is bSpoming ,pstei for the
lterprise of wine growers, New
ersey particularly, where the cele+
'ated Port Grape Vine IL made
rely from the grape Juice, I The fol-
wing letter fHom an eminent physie-
who lives ia sightsof Speef's vine+
I'd, will be o. interest to our read
s.! sJfFf 10 hif4 ~ 1
PAaeAIe, Oct. 10Th, 1866. 4
hereby certify Chat MI Y sbeer
this village has. a. large. vineyards at
dice grape vines, which are looking
ny fine. He also purchases a great
Amy grapes, not as yet producing as
my himself as Is required to keep
ns stock of wine full He has the
'rt Grape, the wine of which is held
high estimation aud of which he
8 a large quantity on hand lying in
cellars, requiring age before he
poses of il,
' X, A. TERHuNE, M. d.
The above wine can be procured of
II. FERRIS,
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- tween Main and Locust Streets.
A constant supply. and orders prompt
ly nlted Hf -atuI 4Hf nOv3
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/ or THE CONDITION. or THH sMER-
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4 tIsVAHsYILLE, INDIANA, ON THE
4 MORNING. or THE FIRST MONDAY
or OCTOBER, 1896.