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constitution af the United States, or the Sc.resi
dents policy, or the proposed impeachment
or the new News Association, or the bare
naked ruth, or anything else capable Of fixing
the whole attention of the great American peo-
pie. We mentioned this yacht race several
times, and it IL already great success; and
this was because we opposed it-of course.
Apropos to the yacht race another illustration
Of our power cannot have escaped the notice Of
the public We published yesterday letter
on the race which reveals the existence IN our
midst Of first class humosist-not Of the vul-
gar, common place comic lesture sort,- but one
full and bubbling over with ripe, uuaabosed,
dainty fun-a humorist who might have taken
his equal place in the circle that discussed the
quiddities Of the gentle Ella. We are reSpon-
sible for him too. No matter how we got the
letter" mysterious influence" ETC., comes In
there-the humor justifes the means-this l1u-
morist is the first specimen OF the genuine ar
ticle that has been introduced to the public
this score Of years, and only an institution Of
our wonderful power could have brought him
out Let the public be grateful for the mys-
FERROUS influence of the HERALD.
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FALL IN Prices -CoM---The heavy reduc-
ton that has taken place in the price of coal
may be taken a. an indication OF the CORE
spending decline which most other article. Of
domestic consumption will soon exhibit. The
influences that afect The one must equally
affect the other, although the monopolsts may
for short time succeed in dslS,ing their
operation. Within the last week forty thou
SIND tons Of coal have beer, sold al auction 10
our market at prices .anging from 81 Is 10
81 30 the long to-. The retailers sre dis.
posing OF Il at -, which /. still too high. con
sidering maj they sell at shori measure. A,
next monvi's sale II IL expected that the
anc'ion prices win rule still lower and to
secure THE desirable result We would advise
cons".ncrs to buy only what they want Tor
Present use. They should not listen TO the
/ anticipailons of another rise with which the
retailers will scek to alarm them. ~ tbs IA
simply impossible. There has been over pro.
duction n The MICS ibis ycer % D. cx'rrt 81
more haa iwo nil Oh :. tons, = cpaparc'i
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NEW YORK THEATRE Broadway, opposite New York
Hote. -GRHTfrH GArsT. OR JEALousr Matinee At One
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| with last years returns, while the demand.
owing to. the government not being com-
petitor in the market has fallen on consider
ably. n consumer coal companies ON the
plan OF those formed last year could be moro
generally organized we have no doubt that
during the severest portion Of the winter the
price could be forced down to four or at most
i've dollars per ton. The next monopoly to
strike at Is that Of the gas companies. II IL
monstrous that with coal at such low pAice
we should still be paying Is much for our gSr
as at any period during the war. This Is
matter to be dealt with at the approaching
meeting OF the Legislature. Either TIE produc-
ton Of the article shouh be thrown open to
competition or the city corporation authorized
to manufacsare and supply fl.
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WHERE Is 2HE BROADWAY BRIDGE AT FUIHON
STREET The last Legislature authorized the
construction Of IN iron bridge fer foot pssscnk
gers across Broadway at Fulton street. II was
designed as an experiment to test the adyan-
tage Of such means Of crossing that crowded
thoTeughfare An appropriation 81 fifteen
thousand dollars was inserted in the tax levy
to carry out the project, and we understand
that the contract for the work has been made.
But where Is the BRIDGE The snowy season
is coming on. The streets are now in'S filthy
condition aud there seems to be but ittto
prospect Of any Improvement In that dirscton-
If the bridge is TO be built. let us haven't st
once. There can be no necessity for nearly
years dblay.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway, Brooma
Btreet.-RICHAnp lII.-THs MAID MILKING PAIL
Matinee at iiI oCock-ARrisr FLoaEycE-RcHxLiEu AT
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THEATRE FRANCAIS. Fourteenh street near Sixth
evonue.-TRohb- PorIE-LEs PnrnIrrs
Matinee ct One oCiock-DAUcHrER or THE REGIMENT.
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QUEEN IsABELi.A.--We have news simultaneous
ly by the cable that peace will soon be de-
clared between Spain. Chile and Peru, and
that Queen Isabella is about to visit the royal
family at Lisbon this week. Domestic comp.i-
cations have been gathering around her Ma
jestys government-urged on and secretly
fomented, no doubt, by the agents Of Napo-
ieon-which compel speedy conclusion to
the foreign war In South America, thus enabling
Isabella TO complete those preparations to
resist an instruction at home" Of which We
have recently heard so much. II was stated
some time ago that the Queen contemplated
leaving Madrid In alarm at the growing EVIL
dences Of popular disquietidc; but whether
her visit TO Lisbon has any connection with
these fears we do not know. IL may be that
there is general family difficulty to be settled
between the royal houses OF Spain and Por-
tugal, with view TO couptcrsct Inc schemes Of
Napoleon with reference 70 union OF the Two
crowns and the construction OF grand Iberian
kingdom under the house Of Braganz,. This
idea is strengthened by the FAC, that the
| Duchess Of Monlpensier, Queen isabcllas sister
and wife of Louis Phlippe's son. hss just gone
on a visit 10 Madrid.
The condition o. Spain is upon the whole
extremely critical; but whatever The nature Of
Napoleon's Vaccinations may be, one Thing is
certain, Fnrand's favorite scheme of On '.ally
on tho Tn in such convenient prorinquity
to Gibraltr kelly to be upset. She cannot
have fin.. j any arrangement on the Ibcrian
Peninsus gust now, Tor her bands ere li;il o
difficulties ct home. The Fcnan insurrection
ut her door In Ireland, with its formidable
allies in the heart Of all The chief cities OF Great
Britain waiting Tor the Grst attempt al stamp
ing out, or any other unnecessary sci of
cruelty, TO food the Kingdom with lire. viii
keep England busy enough without meddling
with foreign entangements. Isabella, Lui,
Ferdinand and Napoleon will. therefore, have
to settle their affairs without her interference
including the "ally on the Tagus"
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FALL IN PRIcss-Con---The heavy reduc-
ton that has taken place in the nricp Of coal
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE. No. Ola Broadway
GsA UDuRF
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DR.. WHITTIER,

N REGULARLY BRED FlHHs4-
IN CLAN, ha his u pioma, which hangs
IN his oftiee, will show, has made Chronic
Diseases me study n MS ipe, aud has a
union-wide reputation, having been longer
located ~ ~, Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician,
Much Of hia practice has been of pfi-
yhle nature syphilis, uonoffhora, elect,
or Meroutiai a ifeetionA OF the Throat, skin,
or Homes OfchiiiH, Hernia, or Wupturei
aiHo the effects of "a Solitary Habit, fuinoua
Co body and mind, producing Hlotohea, De.
hiiity, Impotence, Deafness, nimneas Of
Sight, Confusion OF Ideas. EVIL Fofehods
ingA, Aversion To Society. Loss of Memory,
Weakness, etc, not al these in any one
case, but all occurring frequently In va
rtoue cnHee,
as Accommodation ample charges
moderate eufea guaranteed. Conaulta-
tions by letter or at office free. Most cases
can oe property treated pfthaHt an inferpfetg,
and medicines, secure from observation,
ae,it by mail or express. No htndranee TO
buAineas In noat ctAea. s
Address liox alls, II, Louis, Mo.
Houfa - \ a.tu. Ia pm. Ofiiee perma.
nsntiy located at No, O. ~, Charles Street.
between sixth aud Seventh. ole square
south of lindell Hotel, "a retired spot In
the centre OF the city,
accommodation of such patients rs require
daily personal attention. f4
4 EVER TBODF
enn get In Il sealed letter envelope my
"Iheory. symptoms, and treatment ~
Nervous Urinary, and ssaNunl Diseases, y
clearly deiineating aii the Diseased Condi'
tionR, with full Aymptoils Lists, fer TIVE
titreescen poatagevatnlnpA 20 prepay post
age. Circular fur Ladies'. relating to3pis.
eases Of Puberty, MenatFuAlion, ana Freq
I nnncvt three canta, - Ah
aual d&wsin (ditawl
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Coach 4 Saddlery Hardware
Notice to Taxpayers.
~ nEnEuV GIVEN TO

IN the tax payers of the city OF Evans
Vile, that have received nom the Clerk
OF the Common Council OF said city the
Tax duplicate for the year iHdH. ana that
am now ready 90 receive the taxes cont
udned ia said duplicate,
All persons who pay their taxes Ia full
within thirty days mom this date viii be-
entitled go q discount OF three per cent, OF
tile unountt and those phyiffH AFTER tho
expiration ~ thirty days, and within AiNty
days nom this date, viii be entitled Co Il
Discount 81 one and half per cent. of the
amount lH.fftat
My office " ~ the building OF the city
Council, on Locust street, between Second
and Third streets. 4 lt# R
JOHN ACnunERT, Clay Collectors
Evansville, sept. ~, 1866. laeplS DIV
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bouts sha viii leave to-day at 10 A n,
Capt Ghen0With aud BUY Golfer viii bs
f8iind clever gentlemen,
NEW 0nLEAes,@ 1fmes Of Tuesday
says
since our tasf there has been no obaHgs
~ the weather. tie atmospheric elements
baiHg ~ d stormy nature, During the
mos Gf yesterday tie sky bore the appear
aRes Of rain, but np % dark didn't rain
h4Vf
business On the landing was pretty ae-
tive fot the beginning II the week, There
was fair number Of arrivals,
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eTEAMn0AT rniNTIMa.

No printing establishments ~ The West
mas better facilities a. greater ability f0F
doing me steamboat Printing, our ass6fts
meRL of Jon Type, though Fsrg large aGd
complete - constantly being added ~, and
0lf fob department is under the personal
supervision ~ one ~ The best job printers
~ the United States, We afe prepared -
print Posters, plain 81 fancy, iill Heads,
iilis Lading, cards, beek aHd Meal Tick
cts, Bills ~ Pare, Mates Tickets far Labor,
So, 40, orders ieft with either III lie
WhhfI-h0als wiz be pf9lnpLlg attended, %.
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star Union Line.
The Only Line Carrying Freight TO
iYo and from Eastern Titles.
Time Quicker. and Rates as Low, as
by any other Route.

FHvIsIs as THE ONLY lime EEAV-
~ Ing real capital, aud owning the cars
IN which It's freight ~ transported, Its
cara are new and of "Droad tread in-
tended to he run through between Eastern
aud Western cities, irrespective of changes
of guage, The "Atar Union Line" reaches
Fast over the Pennsylvnnin Railroad ana
Ii tho authorized Fast Freight Line Of that
road, and III worked on all routes over
which IL undertakes 90 transport, under
contracts which secure TO tho property en-
trusted 10 ith charge the best facilities for
fnht and uniform movement that roads
over which IL passes POSSESS.
We invite the attention OF merchants
shipping goods West 10 the facilities offer
cd by this line.
An claims for dan,age on over-
charge toiH BE- promptly seAled by
presenting freight bitls and bills Of
lattin0 ~ his office, ap0idiR0 all de-
lay Of referring bills East for settle
meat = an aetUaata0e altered BY no
other route.
TO parties shipping produce East, this
limo offers special Inducements. The pro-
duce In loaded 1T this place In star Line
ears" and goes through without change to
any Eastern city.
n. II. EHRMAN d. co,
sep25 dow Agents.
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Since eBf last report closed the following
constitute the arrivals and departures
Ghafner and Sam Orr, Cairo aud return
Golden Eagle, Cincinnati 10 Memphis
itose lite, louisville ahd retnfni j. W.,
stradsf and Lady FfankiiD, Cincinnati 10
New ofieansl Leenefa No, ana Dora, -
Louis 20 Pittsburgh Morning star, louis
Vile - Henderson ana return,
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.
InunneI AZ Sons.
Manufacturers OF
lNnah Damn RLin1a- Lrnaliea. De

tfWHHa AFttfHa AfteHfA"f AffWttef WI
Also, Dealers Ia ff
MfGfIfg 4 NJ PINE LHMHERs
Keep constantly on hand Lumber OF every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring
Notwithstanding, Shingles, i4ath, Nc.
Saving of every description done to
order,
prdefa from abroad will be promptly
attended To.
Factory and Yard,
CoHNhn WALNUT araERr AND CANAL,
apfai Evansville Ind.
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Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
10 the Public In general, but most especial
iy To the Farmers, that they are prepared
10 take in Wool for manufacturing TO the
following Goods, viz;
JEANS, BLANREra, CovERLEra, PLAIN AND
PLAID FbANNELs, LtNsEYh, SATt-
NETS q STOCKING YAHN.
on the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also good supply OF the
above Goods on hand for sale OF exchange
for Wool, 80 that persons living ut "a dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right on. Price list
for manufacturing viii be sent on applioa-
ton. ONCE and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal, JOHN w. GRuEN a co.
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DENTISTS.


-wNEEtINa DULY THANKFUL FOR
IL the very liberal patronage rocelyed
dIffnQ the past seven years ana being
.,,'rmnnent residents of the city, desire al
persons whether they need their profon-
sional services or not 70 Vlnit their rooms
and ace the various styles OF work MANN
factured.
improvements and Inventions are DoiBE
made. and everything that will aubaeYve
the Interests OF their patients Is eecurea ~
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal 90 any IN the Eastern cities.
They have several Ana'sthetica for aiie-
waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheel1n that are aunkan can be restored
TO nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles OF HTIFICIAI.
TEETH made anywhere In the unitou
States are made by us. leweRIMmition 90
Childrcn's Teen siccaaaiul ~ 90 nmected.
Those hnvRls DeeayfnbHlceth Ahomid
either have wean TX rat&tQfhr iilied tth@
latter II poasn1ael. The IMFhMh of no par
tics and the remaining teeth demand ~.
Neurnlgic Affections treated also Cis1a
Palate.I ---1ARrlsl--
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Among the ffst boats due here are The
Nightingale, !, o. Biaekf9rd, and Emma
no, 2, for ~, Louis clifton ana Importer,
far Memphisi w, a, Caldwell, fiuHtsyiiie,
Charleston, and Ross iiambiet9n, for Little
Rock Indiana, from New 6fieaBsl Ems
peror aud swallow, far New Orleans {
j, n, MeCombs, from Louisville, chafmef
aud Rose Iiite, froH Gaifo Altoona, Ai1na-
diile, ana Louisville, ffom New Orleans
Armenia. Champion, caiaelia, WaHahite,
ArganauG no, 2, from ~, Louis
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The weather yesterday was nearly clear,
bat rather cool, The river Is falling rapid
~, aHd boats viii soon have 40 take 10
bugging The channel, All The rivers are
falling, and the season Of low water is at
hAna. LIZ IL L-.-.---
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STEELE a. TRIRLE,

eeond st.. Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind,
SASH, DOORS WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LArfia, &c., OF every ue-
cfiption constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes OF NIL kinds made to order. Saving
of every Kind done on the shortest notice.
nplB-lyl 80 80 - s---~--~@zz7@
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II. II. BLEM X Err

THAa REMOVED FROM nta oLD
n stand on Main street 10 his new
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8efanntma9ung.

0tassnl- panptquartier bee Staats@ innsiota,
@eneral. Abiutanten . ffee.
ct. paul. Minn.. Z. 9uli, 1867
Der folsente Aus1u8 aus ben SnRruftieneu
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ute pom. 6ten SAINT 1868. pirh p~ubli,irt aur
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10 araeiSs ats atfurat. Gs 1T elm sro6ts Ser.
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bieiim erfen aner Glide tts f@Snen 0anaen,
Der fetnen perrn Tstlette psussu,men tanRre&t
beeieut nab e!u blti&er Renf9 (eiu unb bleiben
Sia. Heuss nd an Nauer ure3 60. III Riuaea-
bslfs. e eFog, <tsa5iqaGfy9 Hs.4aSz 4gE
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etsrn 5tabt IN eas Centrum btrfelben. udmli&
tn ben f&Sn Belesenen. ebemalteeu paar' f&en
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cine Sertrefai&t Giearre uns Saee font pom
tsaen. pas bsu &au&er, 3auer un, S@nupfer
eubidt. iii III i : 4 Ih1
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-14
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