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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. .Sept.i7 Z.
FLouR-A Give, ,firmer, and 9@l0c better
on spring extras. "a
WHEAT--Opened firmer; sales of No. .
spring at 81 rs. which subsequently, weak
ened and receded TO 81 7Oasl 73IS to-day,
and u 72s9l 721a Monday delivery; No. 1,
=, C 0ES'o 5@ec higher; sales Of No. at
81 90 for No. l, and 9912@s$I 90 for No. 2
, OATsIleel12c higher sa les at AZ 90 49, &c !;
closing nrm at the outside. -
sRYE-Steady and UNCHANGED. .sfneaU
BARLEY-Active, and 3a4c lower; 81 OLA
l 05 for No. 9. 5rtHf
"a MESS Pqn Or, s2f5e asked. s24 4o@
LARD-Firii1, at l2s4c. " al .ae91 -
,BEslgC ArILE-D Dull go s'5@7. 90 for best
HoGs-sActiye, at Sc soae 50 for choice
sHEEP-Duti ats8 5o@4 So for. good NUT
RECEIPTS 200 barrels4of -four; l3d $50
bushels wheat rs, 00o bushels corn; IS 600
bushels OATS. - -
sSHfPMENTs- 10000 barrels -four; 5000
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; 69,UOO
bushels oats. s. g. - TFT
FREIGHrs-Firm &c for corn to Buffalo.
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ST. Louis Market.
By relesraph.l sr. Lou1s. Sept. 7.

BY Ieieeraph.l ST.. LoUIs. Sept Z.
ToBAcco-Active at full prices
CoTToN-pull, at 22c for Tow middiings.
HEMP-Feeilng better, at 81 s0@2 80 f
FLoUR-Actfve and weak superfine SO so
81 for extra; 81 50tg8 for double extra; $50
~ Tor treble extra; Sl09lI 60 for choice,
and fancy sl2@I3
WHEAT-Heavy and soc lower; prime 10
fancy white 81 lz1z93; do. red 81 15tg2 70;
Spring 81 45al &c. :
Go tN-Firmer and ranging from e5 to &c
OATS-Inactive. at 55@S}c. in
RYE-DecIined to 81 12al Is.
BARLEY-Lower, at 81 I0al IA for Spring.
PROvIsIoNs-At a further advance; the
market Is active and unsettled. fss
MESS PORK-s25 75td26.
BAcoN-Shoulders H14@1454@l5c; clear
sides lS1zc. s
HAMs-Sugar cured 2l@2l%c.
LARD-Firm, with more inquiry, but in
light supply; sales of choice kettle in
tierces at Bye; kegs 14c.
WHIsKY-Duil, at g 05 free.
REcEIPrs-4,54 S bbls. flour: 9Ol6 sacks of
wheat; q, 42l bushels corn 1888 do. of oats
$3.50 do. OF rye; 1852 do. Of barley.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph
New YoRK. Sept. z

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK, Sept. z.
DRY GooDs Market active and quite
n ih tor al staples pui, as usual, toward
animated. The only changes of moment
in cotton goods are: Bottle ID brown sheet
at i5c; do in brown, l41Sc; Daconia b do,
l5Ac; Lawrence Z do, l61&@l714c by piece
and case Exert A, 1870; GraDiteville A
lo1ac. In bleached muslins no Important
change Is noticeable; Tuscarora. DC; Great
Falls ), l4l2c; Hamilton Ticks, 281&c; Whit
I5H@l61zc; Thorndyk Ike improved DeIaines,
l5c; Em ,pe. state 1sI GiInghams, l5c; Came
Lancaster, zoe; Pepperell Corset leans.
l711c. Alpacas and Cambrics reduced to
1412c. Prints active and steady.
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. Nv e IL N E w S
For other Rtver Items see lseuenn Page.

LoUIsyILLE, Sept. T. = River is falling !.
three feet three inches in the canal, by the
mark .s-i. lEl r. III lf.fff7F -
THE weather yesterday was decided ly
hot in the sun, thous h really cool In the
morning. The river is steadily declining
at the rate of two or three inches per day
....a...The port list since Saturday after
noon was quite large, including up to mid
night last, the Michiga "a, Cairo to Evans
willie; N ashviile, 70 Cairo /: Rose III te, Lou
isvilIe and return; Ida Rees, st. Louis to
Cincinnati; Llewellyn, Louisville to Pa
ducah; Ollie Sullivan, from Cannelton
sam. j. Haze, Memphis TO Cincinnati;
New York, Cincinnati to ST Louls; silver,
Cloud, Cincinnati 10 New Orleans;
Charmer, Cairo 10 Evansville; VIM.
White, Green River to Evansville; Pales-
tine, Louisville to Notwithstanding
I Michigan, much to the surprise OF her
owners, who supposed her at Memphis
put in her appearance here on Saturday
afternoon, having reshipped her cargo on
favorable terms at Cairo......... The Level
len and packets had mo Ierate trips......
The SAM. j. Hale discharged ABOUT 100
bales OF cotton here for Capt. Fred X.
Huston, Agent of the celebrated White
Line. ---..-...The New York and silver Cloud
had all they. could carry on the waser.......
The Palestine arrived at 10 O'Clock with
good trip.......The Cincinnati Gazette,
of Saturday, contains the following:
THE Leonora No. 2 has been with
drawn from the Evansville trade for
the present, and will lay up for repairs.
The Tahlequah will take her place rs the
regular weekly Cincinnati and Evansville
packet, and will leave on her fl st trip this
evening". Capt. Jno. III. Triplett, former
clerk of the Leonora, and tile most active
energetic man in bust n ess matters that we
know, will have command, while Captain
Lew. III. Abrams viii officiate In the Office
With such officers the Tahleqnah will GER
tainly be successful in this trade.".........
The VIM. White had a good trip, and win
probably return to Green River to-day.
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European Market.

BY Cable.l LONDON, Sept. Moon.
CoNSoLs-9f4.
U. s. BoNDs-7355s; Erie 451a Illinois Gen.
trail, ~; Atlantic and Great lWestern, 2z1S
LATER p. NJ. ...
CONSoLs-Unchanged. o
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-Dull, excepting
bonds. which are firmer; prices are un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. moon,
CoTToN-Duli.
LATER-3 p. NJ.
CorroN-Easier; rather more doing,
prices unchanged.
BREADsTUFFs- Firmer
PETRoLEUM-Spirits, Tod; refined Is sd:
others unchanged.
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New York Market.
By Telegraph.

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK, Sept Z.
CoTToS-Dull and heavy sales, 800 ba es /;
2612 tor middling uplands.
| FLOUR-ReceI pts, ii 800 barrels; lQ920c
betIer.for lower grades; sales, 10, 6OU barrels /;
| 81 VO91 70 for supernne State and Western,
- o5gl2 10 for extra Western, IS SOC ii 80 for
sacks and barrels; III o0cs ID 50; sales, 20
barrels. Rye flour, IS 5OCa7 %.
MHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-keceipLs, Al ,lV3 bushels; 1a2c
better; sales, $500 bushels; 81 IU new No. q
Chicago, " "a tor No. winter red Indiana.
" ~ Tor white southern, s2 % for amber
state, southern and southern Illinois, 81 80
for white mixed and " 55s2 10 for white
kYE-Is nominally lower; new western
nominal AT about SI 81.
BARLEY Duh. - ff
MALr-Steady; sales $500 bushels at
CORN Receipts, 81, 29l bushels; la2c BET
yer, win speculative demand sales, l64, 90
bushels at a I71a@I ~ for new mixed west
e san' Oh ao!gi IL 10 unsound, and 81 lS9l IA
sales OF IS 900 bushels at 59g67c for new
southern, 69a70c ior new Ohio and Chicago.
RIcE-DulI.
SUGAR-steady; sales, 500 hogsheads;
Cuba l20nl3c. .ft NthEfA
MoLAsSEs- Dull.
HoPs-Qniet at 40a4 sc for new.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at 141aQpl5c for crude,
and 321a6e33c for refined in bond.
CoAL-Quiet and unchanged.
LEATHER Hemlock sole, firm at 29@30c,
Buenos Ayres light W Fights.
Wool = STEADY; in fair demand; sales
or $4,000 pounds at 100000 for domestic
fleece.
PORK Better and firmer; sales. $500 bar
rels at S24 25@24 50 for new mess; closing
at S4 81 regular S23 Tor old mess $40 for
prime; and S2f for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm sales, l45 barrels unc chang
ed; sales of 100 tierees of prime mess at
S42 90.
BACoN-Quiet and steady; sales. 10000
pounds of Ice cured short rib ed at 1876.
CUT MEATS-Steadv sales, 100 packages
at l2gi212c tor shoulders, end I512@l6c for
hams.
LARD-Steady; sales, $50 barrels at lZ7S@
lac
BUTTER-Steady at 1l@24c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Steady at Sgl4c.
LATER-5 Pm.
FLOUR Closed firm for low grades; dull
for other kinds. :
WHEAT-A shade firmer; fair demand
Tor export, and speculative.
RYE - Nominal at 81 IS Tor new West
ern.
oATs-Quiet and steady at 6sS7ec for new
Ohio and Chicago.
CORN 81 lSCaI 1917 for good to prime
new mixed Western IN store and afioat.
PORK-Firmer; sales, 500 barrels of mess
at S24 5OQt24 50; closing rather heavy.
BEEF-Firm and steady.
CUT MEATS-Are steady and In fair de-
mand.
/. .BAcos--Firm and in ligife supply; fair
inquiry.
LARD-Quiet at $50 1879 for steam. and
i31s@l4c for kettle rendered.
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Louisville Market.


BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept.
& T BAcCo-Sales, 1873 hogsh eads at S4@l8 Is
for light Tugs to medium leaf.
FLoUR-Superfine 81 90; No. City $40 IS:
Country brands $40 90.
WHEAT-S2 1922 q for choice.
CoRN-sl % for shelied; soc for ear in
belk. sfk.
OATs-55a57c in bulk.
PoRK-Mess S4 so; held at Sos 90.
BACoN-Shoulders l41a; clear sides 1874
pack ed holders are asking &c more.
LARD-In tierce lS@l314c.
CoTTON-23d25c.
WHISKY-32c in bond.
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 7.
CorTON-Sales of Us bales: market n
shade easier: sales of low middIing at 23I%
92isc- Receipts of 2OS bales; exports 242
bales. = - -
SUGAR-Louisiana, l51zc.
to SIC.
'CokN-Dull and unchanged.
OATS Dull at 7Oc. - a =.
PoRK-Higher at s27 25927 30.
BACON = shoulders, 151zc; clear sides.
1870; hams unchanged. III ~ :.
GOLD -l4l54@l42. sterling, .54a58 New
YORK Exchange a per cent premium
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New York Gold and stock Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph.I NEW YORK, Sept T.
GoLD-Openej at 1925 and sold nm To
l43, and closed at l2es9l42sz.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS "A shade easelr
closing firm, coupons of 1881 lllIS: do 1852
ll414; do. 1864 1885; do. 1855 lll14; do new
l0ss6; do. 1867 1885; To- SOS 99sk; 1905 lU7sT
SToCKs-Opened heavy buI closed strong
and higher.
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We most respectfully call the attention
of the public to the fact that we make no
fidfeulous pretension of "selling below
cost, ~ g cheaper than before the war" or
cheaper than anybody in he world !"
neither do we sell three spools of Coats's
Thread for rs cents for the purpose of en-
ticing trade, and, then charge IL up in
goods in whicb thSy are not posted. We
Sell at the ONE.PRICE SYSTEM and
ALWAYS as cheap a. the cheapest, and as
low as the market VIII afford and warrant
all goods as represented. .vbet 4
u The statesmen will always be found ac-
comm odating and ready to show goods,
whether "A sale is made or not. IL fIeaE
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White Goods Department,

In charge of J.E. DUTCH ER, is being daily
replenished. and he assortment now COM
plete-consisting of swiss, JacoEets, Table
Linens and Cloths. STAND and Table .ov-
ers, Towels, Napkins, handkerchief, En-.
broideries, Edgings, Laces tboth real and
imitation). EN-. roidered and Lace Cur
tains, and charming beauties in Bed
&c
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Notions Department.

This stock, in charge OF A. VENEMANN,
IL very com plete, from Paper of Pins to q
Pair of Aiexs ndre's Kid Gloves, or Brass
Button to a Paper Collar. But the most
Finished and "Star OF the Vest GLAZED
Paper Collars, at - cents a box-the most
durable, best fitting, nd cheapest Collar
m ruartca
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Domestic Department,

Under the charge of A. LANSING, can
now be had the best and most popular
makes OF Cal Goes, Brown and Bieached
Mu Inns, Sheetingx. PtlIow-Case MusIins,
Checks, TicKings, Hickory Stripes, &C.,
and always at the lowest market price.
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- go. II VANS VILLEyd .1sf9
MONDAY, September 18th, 1857
Admission, 50 cts; children under ten. Csc.

Admission, 50 cts. children under ten. Csc
The features OF this chosen association
startling novelty, presented by the follow.
Ing brilliant array of artists: 80 80,
MILE MARIE Ellie,
Inc Parisian model of Ia haute ecole.
MADAME CARROLL,
Premiere Dame du Cirque
THE BELMONTs BROTHERS.
Gymnasts, AcroDats, and DeIineators .,f
The Grecian School of Heroic All. The
Hanlon brothers are tame and passe in
comparison TO these Admirable aCricfi-
THE HOLLAND FAMILY,
'ohn' srs john. IL, and Masters George
Gymnasts, Athletes, and Antipodeanists.
~ ~ :, Mr. W.B. CARROLL,
me Muilltudfnous HorseInan and Anti
nous of the Arena. frF -
Mr.. JOSEPH TINKHAM
The Apollo Of Equestrians, and CHAMPION
U e9t o4Doubie Somersa ults. Jill
PROF. WILLIS ooBB'S TRAINED DOGS,
GOATS, and MONKEYS. -. >
Among the attractive elements of this
exhibition is recent Importation of
40, JAPANESE PERFORMERS,
whose wonderful acts embody the most
extraordinary representations of Oriental
and Celestial Gymnastic Miracles. 'I001T
Equestrtans. yoltigeurs, athletes, Danseuses,
and Hippo Dvamatfsts, n..ff,ssl
Led by the following distinguished per-
formers: Joe Berdeau, Gonzales La Petite
May. Joe Neal, Master & ouis La Petite
Annie, Ed. Smith, Mile Flora Marceila.
Master Willie. Billy Remington, Mile Gin,
ME, Master Frank, Dan Shelby, La Petite
Josephine, Master George.
~ Mr.. BEN. MAGINLEY. moo
w.t. Humorfst and Jester Mr. Magfuley
uniteS the scholastic acuuirement OF n
classic education, and at tits time can be
safely ,pf onounced the only living repre-
sentative of the couFtly and finishe cd Jester
of the old regime. q. ~ =
- Nix. G. FOWLER
Is remarkable for quaint drollery and the
facility with which he maintains the uni
bridled merrlment of the Circle 10y
Among the equine wonders will be found
the famous thoroughbred
IRISH TRICK HORSE ROSEWOOD
who will be introduced by his trainer. Mr.
Maginley, In a series OF performances con-
ndently pronounced superior TO any equine
exhibition ever witnessed by this commu-
nifty. A superb
Z CORNET AND sTRINGED BAND
that can challenge the world.
. The afternoons entertainment will be
inaugurated by a
GRAND FREE EXHIBITION,
in which Mile Tlnkham the beautiful
French Equilibrist, will ascend on a STEM
der wire 80 feet long TO the apex OF the
center pole, an altitude of rs feet. RE-
MEMBER, this exhibition is free, and viii
be given outside the pavilion previous TO
A. w. MORGAN,
sep3 General Agent.
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Cincinnati Market

by .leiegrapn-k UINoINEATI,.S Sept. 4.
FLoUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-A shade firmer; No. he'd sold
at 81 l5 :
CoRS-Better supply; dull at 81 -05: no
buyers at better than 81 90
OATS Quiet at 81 see lB0
RYE-SI =. -
CoTToN-Dull at 24c for middiing.
WHEY teldy at &c. II
PROVISIONS Unsettled and in fnost ca
ses the stock is held out OF market. ~
= MESS -PoRK--Sold TO the extent of 900
bbls. at S2i 25@24 60, chiefly at the outside
rate, though IL war mostly held at S25 co.
BULK MEATS-Were not offered to any
extent Shoulders sold at l21sc. and sides
atel s1z but l354et15c we're the rat es .sener-
"a ~ ask d at the close. & - "a
BAcoN-Held az l414c for shoulders and
1870 for -ides and lsc Tor clear sides. There
.Rt9n orders from the souths for csear SIDES
at IL. G..
HAMS Unchanged. tsfs. 81 so
hARD Held at l27Sal3c. but we did not
hear OF any sales.
x CHEESE -llMlliSc favlssf
BUTTER bio i0c and care. 1
isI>SEED OIL-DuIl at 81 .25.
FLA sEED-S2 Is. tF ~
GOLD -l42H buying. 49, r.
EXCHANGE-Steady. H-sn e. 4
MONEY MARKET-Qulet and easy at S@IO
per cent. premium. 4 H
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Shawls and Cloaks
Hoop-Skirts oae.
At great reduction in prices.
Retail Millinery Department,

Superintended by Miss ELIZA BELLAM,
is the most complete In the West. and new
goods are daily arriving; and by the 18th
OF September the stock will be complete,
with every novelty that the heart can
wish aud the eye desire.
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Dress Goods Department,

Under special charge of PROF. GUST.
NJ ATHI IS, is now STOCK ed with Novelties
of the Season, at from 81 TO 500 a pattern,
stpitad
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Wooden Department.

Under the superintendent of JOHN Els
ENHAUER, Is well assorted, and those in
search of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins.
Beavers Jeans, or anything for Mems or
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
and save money. Also, Flannels in all
wool, part cotton, and silk and wool.
ShaWls and Cl0akS
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Memphis Market.

| By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. Z.
CoTfoN-Quiet; upland 24G25c
PORK-Scarce and firm at $26 25@26 So
BACoN-Steady at IS1a61l9%; other mark
cts unchanged.
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JACOB II. MILLER, Tobaccontst, of Ev
ans lie i. a candidate for the Sheriffalty
of Nanderbufsh County, subject to the de-
cision OF a. convention and his friends
generally .-
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Fail and Winter Dry Goods

than can be found in any ONE ESTA B.
lishment in the Western Country, viz.
In the .tf l,asg.sl .-E
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Mr. Editor-Please announce the name
OF THOMAS BOWER, sen., of Scott Town-
ship, as a candidate for the Office of Com
missioner of Marlborough County at the
ensuing October election.
AS Mr.. Bower would not desire to run
without the general endorsement OF his
friends his name win be submitted to the
Convention To be held September Tth.
y THOUSAN u VOTERS.
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have sunerior accomm odatiOns for
q few boarders bv the day or Week
W." MRS w. w. WARMER,
srcaYnore ST bet. second and Third,
anI3 diInI Opposite MesKer's Tin store.
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BOARDING.

-OAR DING -Boarders wanted at
H w. w. SHANNON'S, on Main treet,
aboye the F.. & e. Depot. Day Boarding,
81 co. Boarding and Lodging nom % w 70
So 90 per week. Al,o, large anu PreaSsah'
rooms for families. lauA' VI"
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= Removal. ~
L I Il III. -. a

Removal.
- r. GILBERT q 90. HAVE RE-.
EAs moved to.their' new .four-story store
No. 81 North First street, where they will
he pleased TO see all TneIr old CUSTOMERS
and as many new ones as Will favor them
with a call. a full assortment of Groceries,
ETC., always on hand, and for sale at the
owest market prices. We bofiI gfre special
nducepierats 20 oil these b'sos'lg for Cash.
pOvA div
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DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER, BUSSING & co.

Now offer to the public larger and better
stock OF
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ANNNOUNCEMEN1S

We are requeSted to ANNOUNCE thu Col
JACOB KAERtHER Is a candidate FOR the
office OF sheriff of Vanderburgh county,
subject to the decision of the Union Con-
vention.
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t4tff FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce the
name o. ALEXANDER DARLING as
candidate for reelection to the office OF
Sheriff of Vanderburg h County, subject to
the decision of the Union Convention, II
one is held. =
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-RIvATE BOARDING.

@RIvATE BOARDING.
Ftrst-cIass Boarding, by the Day or
waes at EN-. BURNS'S,
No. 76 Division ST., bet. Second and Third,
voovo1 dtf Evansville, Ind.
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Editors Jourual--Piease announce me as
a candidate fOs- fe-ele ction to the office of
Prosecuting Attorney for the 10Th Judlclai
Circuit at the coming election.
~ 81 NV w p. HARGRAVE.
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FOR RENT.

vv@O LET ROOM A nicely furi ished
front room, with hoard. on skin
sstreet between Main and Sycamore. In
nuire of j. H. COLEMAN, at the Auction
House, y o. 81 Main Street. lanzo oli
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FOR ComMo~A PLEAS JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Morris >.
johnson as ~ candida for Judge OF the
Court or Common Pleas Tor the list DtStrict,
composed of the counties of Posey. Gibson,
Vanderburgh, and Warrick, at the next
October election. 81 r-lI -.
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Editors Journal-Announce me to the
people OF the District as n candidate for
The Office OF Prosecuting "A ttorney.a Sx
GSSC1I - W. HARROW.
Mt. Vernon Il nd, Jnly4 ls67Ssg8 jys
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Private School.

MFRS. BELL win reopen her School on
.m MONDAY, September 9Th, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Lock hart, Walnut Street, be-
tween First and Second. Iau30 DIV
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MISS HOOKER a MISS HOUGH

win open their SELECT SCHOOL
on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
School-rooms in the basement of the
Cumberland Chur, h. ran22 d3w
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JOHN E. TAYLOR,
Carpenter and Joiner.
shop on WALNUT STREET, bet. Sixth
and Seventh,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Prompt attention given to all work en-
trusted 10 my care [mayl6 d3m
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Bradley, the CoIored Boston Lawyer, AgaiD
lnciting Troubie-A Meioo and Interference
of the Police and Military.
SAVANNAH Ga, Sept 30, 1867.
man named Bradley, Boston mulaito. who has
been several times arrested by the military and civil
authorities for swindng negroes and exciting them to
disturbance had gathering here Of about thousand
negroes mostly from the country to-day. In the
his harangues against tho white and In favor Of
distribution OF lands to the conservative negroes he
was interrupted and melee occurred large force OF
polics charged through the crowd the military
their aid and together cleared the square The muskets
brought IN BY . large band Of country negroes were
taken BY the police and turned 10 the military.
large proportion OF the colored population dsapprove OF
Bradley and threaten TO assassnats him. The entssts
ordias between the city government and the military
affords great satisfaction to all classes except the ad
herents Of Bradley.
Tonight the city is all quiet Disturbances threat
oned between the country and conservative city coorod
people tonight; but General Anderson Chief Of Police,
has gwen orders arrest every dIsordery person.
CARELESS OF color politics. The military will remain
under arms but their services will probably not be
needed. A large number Of arrests Of rioters and
several ringsaders have BEEN made and they will pro-
badly be sent 70 Fort Pulaski by the military.
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what VIII Thox Dot

What will Weed and Raymond do in regard
to the ticket nominated by the radical conven-
ton ct Syracusei The Convention not only
refused admission to the conservative republic
can delegates, Of whom Raymond was one, but
treated with insolence proposition TO allow
the New York conservatives an opportunity to
be heard in support Of their right 70 be con-
sidered part and parcel Of the republican
organisation. Raymond says that bis name
was used on the delegation without his know
ledge and authority; but this was mot known to
the Convention when they kicked him and his
associates ont Of doors and Missed down reso-
luton to inquire into the dihculties existing In
The city organization. To-day the CONSERVE
tives stand outside the party, repudiatsd and
rcpulsed by the republicans Of the whole State,
and only At liberty 70 vote the radical ticket
as repentant sinners willing TO occupy back
seat for many years to come. VIII they be
willing TO eat this humble piei VIII they
support the nominees Of the men who have
treated them with all this contempt and indlg-
nity, or will they show Greeley, Spencer, Able
and thoir associates that they cannot run the
party successfully on the contracted basls- q