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REcoRDERs goURT. = There were
but a few, cases before the City, Re-
corder, yesterday, and the little was of
but small Importance, The first case
was alad respectfully connected, who
was charged with having committed
an act of public indecency. This, sort
of violation Of law, has become dis
gustihgly prevalent, and it is healthy
sign that the officers are. giving the
matter especial attention. The Re-
corder, as a gentle admonition, de-
cided that he should pay one dollar.
fine and So IS costs. Not having the
spondulix, he was let go on his solemn.
promise. to liquidate as soon as. he
could raise the necessary funds.
A live business firm on First Street,
in the press of business, failed to take
all the miscellaneous articles which
they had been using during the day.
off the sidewalk. at night. For, this
act Of negligence they were invited to
a iete a tete with his Honor. The re \.
resentative Of the house appeared on
time, armed with a green back" saw
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DIR. Johnston.

This celebrated man, notwithstanding
he morality of his life and writings, was
Obliged to call in the holy offices OF
divine to soothe his dying hours. Ii M ne
could have procured a bottle OF : Dr Z; J.. " "
Poland's White Pine Compound, Ihs olsT
reer might have been successfully Daineo,
and the religious world blessed Win tn 1 g
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VERY aPRopERAA squad Of the
zapp Brigade, were engaged, yester--
day, in clearing up the cutters on LoH
Gust Street, from FirstJoto Second
Streets, This was ia I much needed
work, and if it was compietedd, : the
rain Of last night would have washed
these cutters clean, adding greatlyao.
the sanitary condition Of that neigh
bofhood. IIett good work go on,
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BRONCHIAL TROCHES Z
Singers and Public speakers

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To PAsroRs OF Gffr9 CHURCH E s,
Itwill be remembered, that considere
able, space is deyotedinn Saturday
mornings issues of the Journal to
Religious! intelligence We desire on.
that 4 morning f. publish all special.
church notices for the Sabbath, and
also items of9localbreligious news,
We bwill be obliged to pastors and
other friends of the various churches
for Such local items Of general inter-
est which they may furnish. q To Sc
cure attention they should be handed
in on the forenoon Of Fridaysg..b'1j. o.
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DAVID E. WATKINS.

(Late of New York City,)
Attorney and Counselor at Lazy 4
Can be found at the office of Morris
johnson, near the corner of Third and
Locust Streets, Eiliott's Building, Evans
Will promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. az eh@ 1Afa t
Refers to the Officers of the Evansville
National Bank. [oc27 dam
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READ! READ!!

WYE HAVE TAKEN THE STAND
w formerly occupied by Mrs. Bofandiek,
corner Fourth and Chestnut. We shall
keep constantly on hand a full supply of
Family Groceries and Country Produce.
janl4 3m. WHITE & WRIGHT.
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LUMBER, sc.
STEELE a TRIBE

econd St., Between Chestnut and Cherry
~ Evansville, Ind. "
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LIuMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, de-, of every de-
ci1ption constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

that they had come to grief through connection with
parties engaged In copper stock speculation In this mar
ket, whose stock they had been carrying and quite
large amounts mentioned tho probable losses.
Whether there was any truth In the rumor that the banks
referred to were involved with speculative customers OF
not does not appear, but later in the day the amount
hntea at reduced TO comparatively small figure
BY Ss Asi Bs Of for
$1,000 on the Atlantic Bank OF Boston was refused pay
men for want OF funds to meet the same The check was
paid express company account of ment due
banking house in this city, and. as the BANKERS did not
look to the express company make good IL Is stated
that the funds to meet the check will be Forthcoming
The report has grown by repetition and aggravated by
the fact that parties in Providence are more ar less con-
neced with copper stock speculation In this market
though yet nothing authentic Is known OF the causes
which led to this irregular transaction The OF an
other Providence bank was mentioned IN connection Win
with small capitals and the whose name is given, 1t
said. has been winding up its afairs
To tie Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: The financial measures of the country
occupy Of our thoughts. THE TRTBUSE's theories
this subject accord with the best easoners here Re
pudiaton will find about the support and sympathy
as Rebellion; in short as people acknowledge super
iors In devotion 10 the Republic We are sorry secretary
to bring down prices Laborng constantly by rrecep
and practice to lessen the premium on gold or rather
time relieving the money market by issuing currency IN
the purchase OF debt not yet matured we IKE gooa
prices for what SELL especially IL we have to pay good
prices for what buy but where IS the advantage
The proceeds Of sales must into the purchases
Dr more IN tine end than we should have got had
paper currency and gold been equalized. Easing the
money market is simply raising the premium on gold
alias putting up prices-alis adulteratng the currency
1t works advantage TO tine party who has bought Tor
o rise-what is called in Wa-st bull speculator. IL
works no advantage to any who should claim par
tice Of consideration from the honorable secretary III Is
said that he Is in fear OF being accused OF png up cur
rcncy The expansives call it boarding money. Does
the withdrawing Of portion Of his grcenback debt
hoard money! Not at all 1t simply cancels debt. He,
in his report calls it Debt not bearing interest" He
his reports that excess of paper money IL
demorlizng and yet he susns such excess under the
plea of easing the money market think the stock gam
bers Wallst could teach him that tight money mar
is the best pressure the price Of god for here we
find that the best elevator of golden harvest Is an
easy money market Sll there is positive advantage
In the elevated price, since. have said the proceeds
of our sales must be absorbed in purchases equally high
III price. A CLOSE OBsLk'ER'
Oananddigud, ~ Y, Sept. 26, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

any further loss Of deposits mast be met by con-
traction of loans and discounts. 1t is misfortune
that our bank machinery is of character that
states contraction at the very time when the bust
ness OF the country Graves an expansion.
Much interest attaches to the forthcoming debt
statement, and there Is considerable curiosity to
learn whether it will show contraction in the legal
tenders. Judging from the repeated declarations of
the Secretary to the necessity of contraction and
his free purchases of debt not matured at large
premium. the full lawful reduction in legal tend
ers should appear but of this fact there are doubts.
On the other hand, the street is confident that the
spectators for rise in gold fancy shares have
made such representations to Mr.. McCulloch as will
prevent him from making any contraction except in
interest-bearing debt AS Michigan Southern Erie,
and other unproductive shares have rallied. there
why the Treasury of the United States
should be run in the interest of the nhatonists, and
every reason why the PLAIN legal tender should be
duced as fast as the law allows
Freghts to London. 1900 bush. Corn. at Cd. To
Bremen, $50 hhds Tobacco at 22s. Cd .G025s. bark
to Cork for orders direct at IS. 6d.@6s-excluding
the West Coast of Irelandor 10 per cent additional
if to the Continent vessel with 1,S0O quarters
Grain at 6s to Cork for ORDERS and S. Cd if to United
Kingdom. Another with 200 quarters Grain to Bris-
tOl Channel, at S.
The market for Exchange is dull and favors the
buyer. The quotations are: London, GO days, 1901
@lc9l sight, 1O9lGlO9s; Paris long 5l7l; Short $751;
Antwerp 5.200517l; Swiss, 5.2095.17l; Hamburg,
36; Amsterdam Al Frankfort, 4Oi94; Bremen, 7Sl
Berlin, 712Q72.
The following was the business at the Office Of the
Assistant Treasurer of the United States Receipts
for Customs $375OoO Receipts for Gold Notes $l09,
600; Total Receipts $4,9l7 l46 81 Total Payments
$ 135, ,776 81; Balance. Sill. .77OS53 40.
The following is official statement of the busi-
ness of the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of the
United States, in New-YOrk for the month ending
Aug. 81 1867:
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

New.York Gold Exchange Bunk.-sta'emsn, % We NEW.
BASk rssuredU Chapter 40 Lass Of IDA
o. the ssans sh Of septeabe', isT -
ID eDSc lLe W
Of sp-ce sS
A,~<sr>
Cav sr,i jacob Ru,.e Csoisr o. We sw -
A' JACOB RUSSELL, cshisG
s-ora besar. day ofsep.snhsr iseT .-pss
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
.-FIRST BOARD.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
Smith A porTnelnI
MONDAY, Sept. So. N


Gold closed at 1881 after selling at 1881 The clear
ngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were eO5,OOO, and
the balances $l.Ofl,1e9.
Government stocks are barely sustained, and large
speculative holders have paid per cent for money
10 carry them. Tennessee 6s II per cent Other
State stocks are steady In railway mortgages
moderate business In the miscellaneous shares little
doing Express stocks continue to droop for the old
companies. Western Union Telegraph fell TO 81.
Railway shares opened strong at Saturdays advance
and quite large business was DONE Erie was the
chief point of ntesest, selling at 65. and closing after
many fluctuations at 64a. Fort Wayne sold at 1904.
There is some maneuvering about the Erie election,
and per cent has been paid for proxies The rise Of
today was stimulated in part by reports that Mr..
Daniel Drew is to be the next President of the cor
poration. At o'clock the market became quite
weak Erie selling at 6Ss, with general pressure to
sell cash stock throughout the list.
At the Second Board the market was steady on
Erie. and weak on the balance Of the hst At the
close the market closed dull at the following quota
tions: New-York Central, IOSiG10Ss; Erie, Gs@64s;
Reading 1Ol!Q1O1s: Michigan Southern, slt9sl!
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 7907es Rock Island, lO2
9lOot; North Western. fsQ412; North Western Pre-
ferred, G5l 0G5.; Fort Wayne, 10Os01OOs.
Money per cent call upon the best eollaterals
Commercial paper passes at per cent for best and
sQl0 for second grade.
Tho items in the Bank Statement show the follow
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
The Chicago Tribune of Saturday says:

Ciean ending Sept 2a s7....... Gs7 7O SO
Ba.Dces ending Sept 2s lse.... 2lso a "
The Chicago Tribune of Saturday says:
The banks engaged in the grain trade reported
the abont the same as that noted yesterday
The country banks were checking for currency quite
literally and some few remlttances were sent To Mwau-
kee where currency is very Some OF banks
received reittances Of currency from ST. Lons and Gin
The demand for money by grain shppers was more
tive and few time bills were credited up at the
cOInmodatons continues light On the 9TH proximo the
quarterly statements viii become due. No doubt some
preparation will be made 10 have things III good shape,
but we do not believe that any marked strngcncy Will
grow Of it. The gram movement at TINS time cannot
none know this fact better than our bankers The re-
ceipts Of rainnearly half million Of bushels per day
require too currency in moving 1t from the hands
of The farmer 10 the seabOard aud the movement Is TOO
continuous 10 admit Of any interruption furthcrmore,
the cooking system has fallen INTO such dsrepute In
consequence of the outcres raised against It, that Few
bankers willing TO publish statements that nave the
fion There was q larger amount OF New-York funds
offering to-day and tho market was scareey 80 nInI'
count mostly at the inside figure and at the close there
were free sellers hc Off, without finding buyers Some
count The counter rates were unchaDged-par selling
and I. discount buying.
The Cincinnati Gasett. of Saturday says:
The demand for money active, and IN some Quarters
generally market is some degrees removed from sn
geDcy, although II Is gradually WORKING closer, fiDe
paper in the open market " obtained at ~ per cent Tho
Exchange market Ia decidedly rDer the demand Deng
excess of the receipts There is only limited amount
Of exchange being made by the shipments of produce
from tbis seoton and the remittances OF Government
securities large enough 20 materially affect tbe
supply Bankers free buyers at and draw at ll0
premium, with t0c premium the rate between each
other.
The Boston Advertiser makes the following allusion
to reports in financial irregularities in the East:
There has been considerable excitement the street
today by reports respecting trouble In two Of the
Providence banks The reports vague and contra
dictory, and little Trustworthy information was accessi
bl in regs TO the Providence bank 1t was whispered
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

The statement shows contraction upon the Leading
items, leaving the banks Sl79,2S2 stronger on their
surplus of reserve than last week AS the crops have
haye yet TO be moved the future of the banksls
easily forecast The West and South must be sup
Piled with currency, and it must by using the
deposits of the Atlantic banks.
When the banks lose deposits their cash reserve
will necessarily run down, OF they must contract
their loans and discounts. Week before last they
lost seven millions Of deposits to meet which they
parted with an equal amount of cash. but kept up
their loans Last week the banks lost four millions
of deposits, to meet which they parted with one
million of cash. and contracted loans of about three
millions 1t is evident that so hong as the banks had
surplus Of cash or currency, and used 1t IN paying
deposits the movement was not disturbing to the
money market; but as loans have to be called
in in order to ward off the calls for currency by de-
nostors or to regain the currency, then tne money
market is disturbed and made tight by the bank
movement 1t is on this theory that the bank state
ment of last week is be considered worse than that
of the week previous.
II Is probable that the banks in the aggregate will
not suffer their percentage Of reserve TO fall below
tho present figure Consequently three-auarters OF
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
OYYrcs cSrrsp STATES BsGrNssK AGEscs,
No. BowLIs6 GREES, SEw-foRK CTrr Z
lfa,y y

PROPOSALS for DREDGEBOAT.-Ihe uR-
read, m s and Sss S o tie ss 4 Ss
BY joint resolution Of Congress approved March ~ S ior prosn
and and spsesestoDs sSiS on visible cc hs
the Mississippi River At or below Ne"orans ihe Engineer charge
The Dregeboa to be donbleender long % feet b.n 81
from the bottom OF the keel to e surface Of f
Which Is to be Il feet diameter by engines the eei
ments for readily adjusting any depth from Il % 1
Ss. Ss sis s rs 81 eors sRsseus hat Of Ike pa.
hkc dimensions desisDs % C1nay Sersn . m ,.
seen the materials and workmanship must be Afforded the oee
Th. 6sboat to be propelled rsugbou. her voyage
the points Of construction and d'e y her own engines son
the Drdseboat and her delivery at the point de-
No bid, will be except practically engaged the
n $ % s, S. S. M model and Of he
Dgebo.i employed experts for The purpose Of informing Asn Oh
Bds Os ndOed ten The n,sGys proposa for Dres'S"..'
and the onssss usd h, two
will herein slated and
. ss Z: s %
Pss 0%f issf, IL III fs 90 @ @ d
which they will opened The and bond a4
Ss Is and tss a.ea sy he ).
Ss S: ,'a' delay
| n her delivery at the point Designated
%i ,;sssiss S Y
sppsysd hSs per- cent spDretI DE boat .
parts ready and O BY the uly Authorized eject
shall thus far have onpio< ~ht
balance acceptance the point fdehvery
hfa performances ofhe In the Of sfs
will required with sures whose sue eney be ee1s4
the CLERK " the District Cou the OF tAe srra
With the cetiscse " be ssbnteet with the bid.
full copy specsesnons and Of this advertisement Das b
attached 10 rach bid
guarantees be made the printed forms 10 b
had AZ this ohce
detailed drawings aud OF speehnanenl
Ca g. Sss' sp
the right and all bids
he los, amer the shall he seosAs
the Ddgesost sn4
will the that work
begun delay Of preparation Of working t~nsA
NJ d. MoALRSrER.
Brevet Brig Gen L. s. A., Ms sjor Of BnrS
In charge Improvement mouth Of MsI River.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
~ PROPOSALS wiz he received until MONDAY October
o'coei n Of BRICK SEWER 10 the To.u
Bergen the respectively equivalent eres
sckes inches inches Inches ssd Of total esss
length Of 8.e3a feet
The vori divisions Plans and specifications fss
Msnhs the Water Connissene1 oos
Lih<ary Hall. Bergen
Tbs Water the right reject III -
pssas IT, spiaiOs tke Interests Of the town require
PAUL BABCoCK, Press. wsseyI
WM BUMSTBAD, Csuska
Rs,geu Sent HENRY GAINS. sisserA
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

Discounts S25l s8 Isl Speeie s9ieo
Circulation a. ,2b9 Deposits B 4J1sW
Legal Tenders. p5o.Sll, ,56
Clearins kr the week ending Sept a. S59 l 6o 27
Cleans ending Sept 2 67....... O TlO So
hn the week ending Sept 2l AOll2 IA
Balances M the ending Sept 70, 2G60 sd
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
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ERTY FOR SALE. interest 10 the same e'od income
fm hotel this property admirably adapted hf
medical Institution water the waters are eehsvea
be nnrauae esunY remedy for diseases or the Md
skin RHEUMATISM &c city property wcod be taken IN par psy
met Address hlsbhAb ofhlNo eAon u
A RARE CHANCE to make money.-FOR
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business apply Address Box N@ l Brdgeport Conn
A CHANCE for rJ0URNALISTS.-An INTER
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Address BRADFORD, AZ rrbane Once
CARRIAGE FACTORY for SALE.-Stock of
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practical saIe.or given for selling No agents
need apply. Audres A. X B.. n y Tribune Ohce.
nor SALE-A NEWSPAPER and JOB
PAINTING OFFICE. within so miles Of New York OMcAal
competition Accessible by rail and steamboat I'm
parrorage Neur pohios Pre $2o 81 900
nay Itself n II months Apply TAYLOR.
Printing Prrss Depot, No. 80 Centre St trearl
INO CAPITALISTS and ACTIVE BUSINESS
4 MBN-The undersigned offers for SALE EXCHANGE for
extensive aud Manufacturing buHnsss 10
The puc ol these works second Ia none IN the
continual growing demand al net pf"o OF -
The viii take onrhaf the purchase moaey In the
field works aud will transfer large cash trade sr TIE owner
sell half interest competent patty who can manage the work
fullest information will be- chrerfy given by the undersgned
G. HYDE, No S9Putonstr second roor
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
oSyiog ST. Loois. JACKSONVILLE AND

OFFICE ST. LouIs JACKSONVILLE AND Cmc,go r. x,
JACKSONVILLE. Ill sept ~, 1861.
COUPONS Of FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
~ ofthe ST. LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO X. Co.
will be paid and ser that date at the Office Of
Msn f. JEsUP Co. No u Pnet New York free of Govern
men. tax b. II. HOWARD, Treasurer