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0ET ELEaTgaHHRAggs.~rAll Of tho
Democratic candidates were out Of
the city yesterday sleotieneeriug.
Like the California "ouss," they are
doing their "level best" and hope
toretrieve lost cause" Whistling
to keep their courage up :" is favor
lite pastime of Democratic candidates
and Democratic leaders in this coun-
ty now. Most of them are as cross
as two sticks" and look daggers just
now. Even our eUen tempered and
pleasant postmaster is all out of sorts.
What can be the matter2 .esuIi.as
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REcORDER's GoURr. = Rosanpa
Hardin, frail one on charge of
drunkenness and 1disorderly conduct,
was taxed by the Recorder, yesterday,
$29 60. Rather rough on Rosanna
TITS not at all likely, that she will
liquidate the claim. XXI js .,I
Philip Gerichs and wife had n hear.
ing before the Recorder, yesterday. on
charge OF disorderly conduct, and
each Of them was taxed in fine and
cost, s32 TO- Rather dear for the fun
Of creating a little Sensation. ri r9'a
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BOARDS OF REdIsrRY.- The various
Boards of Registry viii meet at 9
A. NJ. to-day at the places designated
in the advertisements for the re-dis-
tricting of Pigeon Township. It is
Important that every man shouldasee
that his name is registered in thelpre-
cinct he lives. This matter should
be attended to at once bibno.qs
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BOAR DING.

- OAEtDANG7 = On Second St-eet. b.
- tw cen ~ camore and y Inc, In tie
house lately o. cupied by Mr.. VIM. Buc.
Three large furnished rooms, suitable f.
tamil es. Day boarders Wante
an23 dtt MRS. g. A. FULLER
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ILLUMINATED PosTERs,-The illu-
minated posters for the Democratic
demonstration, posted in this. city,
bear. the Evansville Courier imprint.
The posters were printed at the En-
qairer office, at CINCINNATI. Large
business that, with small anger. :
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Why Nor?-As the weather i ng now ~
delightful and the nights Z nIeassaant
why should we not be trreatad - :
Jete de Rait at the Crescent Oh.
Springs. The grounds have lateIv
been greatly improved and beautifed
Among other improvements. the 'treea
are being cropped of their dead and
superfuous limbs. We think col
Wehler, the popular aud efficient
Superintendent, would find it both
pleasant and profitable to give another
Tete. r73lf .s1 y
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shows that they are hest, aud IL va
keep ell riqht---we are sure to
beat them. Now, if we can keep arhead
we will come out all right. If Indiana
aud O-hi-o--and Penn-syl-UG MIA, and
all the Northern States 60 for us
we are-all right-and we-will have
things our own way. If we can do all
this-we-Ye-don't care if they
do have the Senate. 1t will
hold as In check Now l think
if there are any rebels at all,
thew are in the Radical party. APP
plause.l In Virginia there is fine
Of 81. 900 for man, voting at all or
for offering TO vote, unless he Is a
Rad cal. They say that Wade
| Hampton and Forrest are with us
WE'LL heard man say the other
day-but won't tell that-ha! hal
hal MOI won't say that-but sup
pose that Wade Hampton and Forrest
are with US, where Is 10. Brown and
Mr.. Pinchbaek? Hat ha lloha
W her are they? Well-wbere-
what do they argue? They vii take
up little newspaper-=Brick Pome
roy's paper-and quote from that,
and-and-and say what he has said
and what Voorhees, has said, but
when " oOrhees sees what they have
said about him, he-says-that-it
is--nOt-S They Will tell good sto-
ries and that isA-all--that is-all. I
would ike to have them-them tell
about-about-a good thing they
they have done, Ii would give me
something to talk about. We have
gosthe thse4e4i-s of them and must
keep them down. -
They have, got can-di dates in the
field fors.county offices, but they don't
show themselves. Recollect that ]
came out to see you. They have
tedAme-for-for Sen a-tor-
/ hal ha! hat and I want you all te
vote for me, and for all the can-di-
dates ON, the Democratic ticket
They try 10 make me out bad man
and saystha / was a Know Nothing
and and-whats else?5 On. yes;
/ that [ eleetioneertoom much. Now, L
/ don't deny it'll don't deny anything
the JoUR-nak sys;-but that is a
dodge to cover up the great mil
( isary organizations in the coun-
/ try. I do = lee tion-eer when
III Dget1saj Chance; that [ wau't
/ deny Now want you TO vote Tor
all : the Democratic Candidates
would notVote for a sin gle Rdd-i-
CAL We are going to have grand
4 ju- bi ice LOO the 18Th, and /
want, you. all5~71youa all to come
/ in and bring your horses: We
will have a Z g-r-a5n-d, Jubilee.
lThesspeech1 of DR.. Morgan being
concluded Col. j f. Welborn took
the stand and Informed the people
that, like Capt. Dexter Of the famous
Quickstep, he had come to stay. .
Unlike Col. Welborn, the reporter OF
this paper, did not go for any such
purpose, hence the readers of the
Journal are minus a report Of his
speech this morning. 9.a =
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The JoINT Discussion AT RocE

TIE JOINT DISCUSSION AT Rock
PoRT.-The ioiat discussion at Rock
port, between Governor Baker and
C. 81 9 Senator III endrieks; will takep place to-
day. Ample facilities for transpor-
t-' oi tatioa will be afforded 1t viii be a
2qO0H iborJ t Up tn05G mn9 can 40 80
means. i Jag Gu4
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EYansville, September .. 1855.
mo Nv ON UUerOrTFwg-

FHYD N = Old Gus TON EERH,
- would say that can be founnt
the Old stands NO Second Street, ne1to
Tchlaepfer's drug store, where canbe
found the best and cheapest stock OF ron
skirts and COrsets in the city. The n1I NJ
factory ADD wholesale department wire
main at No 80 Main Street, above Ror's
Gly-g'4ols STORE. III. BAL.
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A GOOD j MEETING. = There was
quite a good meeting at Damm's, in
German Township,s last night. DR..
Rheil and Lieutenant Tomhemelt
spoke to quite large audience. All
was enthusiasm and earneseness. The
work goes bravely on IN old German
Township. asrE3 <Hol
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CARS FOR THE E., & N. RAILROAD.
The Evansville & Charlottesville
Railroad. Company, are constructing
at their shops, ten construction cars
for the Evansville, Henderson &
lNashViile Railraad,D together with
three or four hand-cars. Five of
these constitution cars are finished,
and one was taken down Locust Street
yesterday, with a hand car also, ready
to be transported to Henderson. The
cars show most 'creditable mechanical
skill, and doscredit TO the genius of
our mechanics. 81
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i z.
Il PERsoEAL.-We were compliments
ed yesterday with a visit, from VIM.
H. Foster, Esq, of thea celebrated
law fFrm of Race Foster and aE Il.
Merrick, of New Orleans, who is
spending few days 10 our city,, the
guest of the Rev Mr.. Burford, Rector
of the Ghurca of thegHoRg Iunocents.
Ex-Governor Dixon, of Henderson,
KY, was in the city yesterday.
! Gen. James G. Veateh was a pas
sebger by the Rose Hite yesterday,
and left by the evening train for Ed
)wardsport 6y4aFeg he aud Ex-Gov.
Dunning speak to day. sr III f-11t
Col. Thomas II. Nelson passed the
day yesterday in viewing the attrac-
tive points in our city. He visited
the foundries, manufactures, school
bnildings- and churches, and express
ed himself as not only highly delight
ed but greatly surprised at the evi.
dences Of prospect y and progress
manifested heyterIgwberea throughout
the ety.. He leaves this morning foi
Princeton. where he speaks tn liz after.
u noon 9ol sa5 10 & - - = .f5Eo.
/ EIffM n ~ I =
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CITY NEW. IS .

liI ~Uarter's Ink at the JOURNAL
Office. sil1 1s.. 3' I .,.''''-
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T. ESvELoP Es,rOur stock of Euve=
lopes was never. more complete. Our
prices will be found very low. ressre,
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B9r Arnolds Ink at the journal
Office, s a, ~ ~. So LII.
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ARRESTED Night. before last a
man named MeGiness was. arrested
by Sheriff MalIer,-abOve the city, on
charge of horse stealing in Illinois.
He was lodged in the county Jail, and
with be forwarded to Illinois in e few
days. The Sheriff had quite AN ex-
citing chase after the man, who
thonghtgto eiude9 the,Yigilance of the
official, but IMiller.was too much for
him, and took the customer in out of
the Wet II - COZ .
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prominence In Kentucky and II diana.
TICKETS can be purchased or
L. II LYME E,nr1n.ar.l II NJ IIL.l1 Ar.
con,missioner,s Sale of Real Estate.

Commissioners oat0 Ot' rNedl eoSauf'
--nYrCE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
NJ Tic nudefsig -ed, Comm iss-tvtrr ap
S6Snted by The Court IT CHDlInOh Pleas %
Vanderburgh County, stale OF Indians, by
yiriue of an order ai said Court mace at
The september term, ss5s, tfIei ca: VIII sell
door. IN fhe Gig Of EUanSvtte, "a Sagd county
on SATURDAY, ocroRER 24rH, 1868,
1T 2 o'ciock Pssi.sstf hur
The following real estate, situate ~ said
eoonfV-te- wit: Lots numbers fifteen as
and sixteen (I6). in BLOCK mum her fourteen
(I4l In The Fourth Enlargement, adjoining
The eity OF Evansville. Also, Lots numbers
twenty-tso l22) and twepty-three OBJ, in
Iaugilin's Addition to the city OF Evans
vii e, upon which there Is O GOUD SIEGA4 NJ
.ELOURI NC MILL; being the properly st
GottleiD Upper, WllhelnlIna RITZ, Adam
Rifz Mary T RITZ, and Mary A.. RITZ. i ~ (
Terms OF SALE-One-third cash the resi- n
due IN ealuaIf payments a. one and Two
years, the purchases giving notes, with In
feres, without relief from valuation or
appraiSement laws, and with approved
freehold surety.
JESSE w. WALKER, 9Goi
se36dtd II Hv5sr 3 IA -GomHatssioner. C
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"a We at 6 o clock.
RiYer Disleaaclles.

{. CAIRO, Sept. 3D.-Port List-Bea-
yer, Memphis to- st. Louis. 9 PM;
Carroll, New Orleans to Memphis, IL
PM, = Shreve, Vicksburg to Memphis,
2 An: Memphis, Memphis to St.
/ louis, 2 AM; Indiana, Louisville to
New Orleans, 3 AM; Hero, st. Louis
toGairoq1 PM; White, Paducah to
return, ppm; Magenta, St.zLouis to
New Orleans, 8 Pm; Altoona, st.
Louis to Cincinnati. Pm. Rive r
rose 30 inches. b Weather clear. ann.
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Rockport stage Cvfa Newburgh and Boon-
vflIel CARRYING The mail, leaves at a: NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and FrldS1ys.
Arrives BY z P. ~, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays 4Za lIaoe
s New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
DAYS and Fridays at z A. NJ. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by Up. "A.
r MI. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sspt Sundays) by p NJ --'A uligCgls ~
! 70 NEwBURG.-HaeK daily except Sum
asy,) from the Merchants Hotel at 3
O'Clock P. ". t4f
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COMING SOUTH
rerre Haute and IndiaaAOOlis.
rkoM TERRE sAuTE.
0nlo and Misslssippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.


To LouISyrII.E-- ksvery Monday and
saturday ~ 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, aud Saturday at &
o'clock =. ". e- II .
To CArRo-uaFIy. except Sunday at 3
o'clock Y. Il. r4lar
To CsREnS RIVER Every Wednesday
and SarurtSy at u O'Clock p. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p. IL. n 8
TO EASrFORr. - Every Tuesday ANA
Friday et4 O'Clock p. M. N9sF .uIt-. y
To HE tDEsSsoS-DaiIy. except sundays =
ats o'clock I'm. G6
TO Every Thursday az iouT
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RofiaQ s--Kalle's Warehouse.
Eighth PreCsnct--AII that territory
beginning atSecold Avenue and Elevr
enth Street, running thence east to
First Avenue. thence north to Pigeon
Greek, thence eastwardly along
sRIgeon Croek8 ito the State Road,
thence southwark along the State
Road to the continuance of Ann
Street, thence along Ann to Ingle
Street. thence along Ingle to the ca
nal, thence along the canal to Second
Avenue. thence along Second Avenue
to the place of beginning. ..-.-----'
/ 20. Voting Place -1Schrader's grocery.
on Oakley Street, between Sixth and
Seventh. go ;, =
b Ninth Rrecigct -All that territory
lbegiuniugJ at the 9cOrner of Eighth
Street and The anal, running thence
/ along Eighth Street. to Ann Street
thence along Ann Street to the State
Road, thence along the State Road
to Pigeon Creek, theDeeslong Pigeon
Greek to the knight Township line.
thence south along the KNIGHT Town
ship line. to the capal, thence along
the canal to the place of beginning.
Votlng Place.-Uhl's Pottery ON
r vs. fta4 P5eISntsA.- Shalt consist of
all that territory in Pigeon Township
situate west of Pigeon, Greek.
Voting Pldce.-1ndepe ndence4School
House.
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REGIsTER.-Don't fail to register
to day. and see that all your neighbors
do. Don't neglect this duty = EL,s
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Gibson County Fair.


- - he Es-ce G. R. Re- 49, =
VIII sell exsureion tickets on Thurs
day and Friday, Oct. l and 2, from
EvaHsEilleTto Princeton and return,
at half fare. III
Yiekefs good on Mail Train going,
and on anytrain, on the above days,
to return. paof
Passengers. who. do not purchase
tickets At the Office will be charged
full fare anollaJNo. INeLE, JR.,
se30- DIT Superb ntendent.,
Provisions! PRovIsIoNsi-A full
supply of choice sugar-cured and
plain can7ased hams on baud and for
sale at less than Cincinnati prices.
- ,salaiL. RURFNER5 JR., d Co., 7iHr
Z 20 aoTAsITs. sNoRiMain Street. 2
hsvB<I The purest Drugs, the finest
assortment of Toilet SOAPS, Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair, and Tooth Brushes,
Com bss Card Cases, &c, &c..-at Bird
WELLS Drug Is 'of,,, corner Main and
fhrd FStreetsaJI Prescriptions care
fully com pounded az all Hours by expe-.
rienced prescriptionists. Fresh Blue
Lseh-tkatesAs------ -----------sepl7 w&ktfc
EEr ar 1@-TT--S--
SALTf SALFl SAhFi-We now offer
to the trade &c. geo barrels fresle Il2a-
naWha salt a.. - so for small barrels
andl$3 50feF large lb;Hrels. ga
l.. RUFFNER, JRl, & Co,
4 290If0dE Ro. z Main Street, qi
Pianos Pianos ..r..-..,..
DJKdahe. ASETeEG ~ 8so1q d.
Chickering, 80. 90,
"a s'8aJd Peters & Webbgl ,c..L8 III
Geo. M. Guiles,
5sTf9 htuo2 81 M Emerson,
Pianos at q. NJ. WARRENS, .
No. 81 Main Street.
Pianos and Organs for rent.
Z .zsusep23tf al s1els9d 'h ere, '''9ii
THE HAPPIEsRI Man IN Town.
Our artistic friend McGrew, we'll
known as oue,of. the heads of tic pro-.
ffessi0ps, .NO!g7 West First Street, is
again alone In business, and with the
service Of the best talent in the ,oun-
try, he will be enabled to do full just
ice TO his friends and customers.
Give him call. y gro [se1f IT,
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Es 4 " Y "a n q 81 4
For Othsr River fscn,s see z4frd Fooe.

1 -
The river continued to rise steadily
but slowly last evening. and it is the
general belief that it will commence
falling to day".-..-.The additional
arrivals and departures last night
were the Rose Hite, Louisville and
return RomeO9 to GAINESVILLE; the
packets, to Henderson; Quiekstep,
from Cairo; Ada Lyon. from the
bone-yard ; Fanny Brandeis, from
Clarksyille. k -
The Quickstep had an excellent
trip of both freight and people.........
The Fanny Brandeis came up on one
engine......The Rose Hite had a good
trip both ways, receiving large num-
Der of PASSENGERS from the Qaick3tep.
,-.,,,, The Ada Lyon came up to the
wharf last night, preparatory to leav-
ing for Rockport this morning at six
o'clock ....Governor Baker and Sena
tor Hendricks were passengers by
the Rose Hite to Clnueiton yesterday.
'''''''' NC amy DIduuelS dIIlNcu hL
8 o'clock last night with one engine
in use. She broke a T head" and
Knocked out one cylinder head. She
expects to be repaired by Saturday.
.........The Quickstep had "a good trip.
.........CIptain Howard concluded last
night that the Cumberland will not
go to Rockpert to day, as there is not
prospect Of sufficient number GO
ing to- Justify two boats.."...The Ada
Lyon %illleave at clock.
p MANIFEST = Steamer Quickster,
from Cairo, Sept. 30.-C. r. Rude,
E50.shingles; f. r. Huston & Co, i
hid tobacco; F. Morris, Sc pkgs; j.
Heblieh, 10 bbls -four; Stockwell Il
Co., II hides; Ragon. Diekoy & Car
son. % bbls apples; Morgan, Putnrm !
Il Co., 8 cases boots; A & II. Uhl,
3 hhds clay; VIM. Huston, bbls
whisky; New Albany, 2 bbls whisky;
Louisville, 20 passengers 81 pkgs.
~ e t.1s - arFs
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

TSOR RENT BASEMENT The base
Ms ment of the Cumberland Presbvferiau
Shurch, corner Of Second and Chestnut
Streets. This would be very de~irabIs
place for teaching Ausfc or Dralgfng ana
PAINTING. Also, good room for an once.
InQuire Of ALWAH job SON.
au2O dtf Real Estate Agent.
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TAGs.-Ne have the largest stock
OF tags IN the city Merchants will
consult cons their interest by ordering them
OF US. r-lrf =. -ffitrss =. -sorHg-aff sr
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BG Campaign Pencil; Holders at
the JOURNAL Office, .s-e5s7 "A a
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ST, LOUIS, Sept. 30-Arrived-
Clara, Kansas CRY, Sucker State and
Andy johnson, from Keokuk; Hawk
eye and barges and Rover and barges,
from Pitts burg. Departed-Forsy h,
for Memphis; Mollie Able, New Or
leans; Sucker State, sMollie McPIke,
and Andy j ohnson, for st. Paul; I'm
porter, for Arkansas River; Julia. for
Vfcksburg; Messenger, for Pittsburg.
The river is falling and all the upper
streams continue to decline. The
weather is clear and very warm.
PfTTsBURG, September 3O.-River
6 feet and falling; the weather is
cloudy. -.% 55srfai =
CINcINNATI, September 30-noon.-
The river has fallen 2 feet B inches /;
20 feet in the ehanpel. Weather clear.
Thermometer 79'. obs 80
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ILLUMINATED PosTERs.-The

j tar Pencil Holders are useful. Get
them at the j oURNAL Offiee. .s1 "a
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fifft..s s-autf tsua .aa9l .s4lsa u .ssFsI .at
8fIut4-tlfasEt luf f.H.N t-fff -fr.h q rl
tH It lli D..t 1's --l. .l.g
- nfnzs rs COSTA tll % etAF eE1a
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. VASbE s 4 n 8 coI}1STy. +

~, Victor Bisch, Auditor in aud for
said Co1ntS hereby certify, that he
foregoing rs true copy of the orig.
nal, as the same appears of record in
= = M R my hand and official seal
at Evansville, this 10Th day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1868. .zufs
VICTOR BIsCH, Az. o.. aE
sept29-d&wtoct13 szuTz..
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TIOK ETs, SIS.

FFVHE DRAWING WILL TAKE
vile, kentucky, on the l4th day of JaRu.
Ag hts will furnish pamphlets giving
description of the property, and contain
ing the act OF the Legislature authorizing
the sale. r93I-A .Ei Vt
Commissioners who will manage the. en-
terprise are NAMED in the act of the Isezis-
lature, and their integrity anu respoasf-
bii1ty are endorsed in the certificates
(Which win be found in the pampulsts)
of Governor John w. Stevenson, Hons
I Garrett Davis and Thomas q. McCreerv.
Un4ttd 81 ties Senators. Hon. John a.
Bunch, Speaker Of the Kentucky House
of Represen taiives, III on "a rchibali Dixon
Bank, l.. @. Dai lam, President OF tho n =
LlOnal sank, Ohm ii. Bafret and others. of
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. #. Parfett " i'd &c
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judi
the Court OF Com mon Pleas, OF IND ana /;
Hon. w N IA. Walker, MAYOR, John s.
Hopkins, President First Ndtionai Bank.
and Others, of swans vile, indiana, and
many other gentlemen of p0sittoh and
prominence In Kentucky and II diana.
TICKETS can be purchased or
L. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, HendeT-
r. r. B. 'AiLExANDER, Commercial Bank
THos. 4. AZ A. BROOKS, Covinkton, KY.
JOHN &. LATHAM, President Bank OF
HopkinsVfIle, Hopkinsville, KY q -
James L. DafIaTn, Commercial Ban IL "a
1SsoBooks opened at these points on The
1IPH lip HORN BROOK, Esq, water
Street between Main and ~ calhPte, VII
son. XIV. for those who desire 10 paTcHa'se.
r. i
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MEMPHIS. September 30.-W Gather
clear aud pleasant; the river has risen
8 inches. Departed = Magill and
Leoti, for New Orleans; Bermuda,
for White River; Peoria City, for st.
Louis; Sam. j. Hale, with 200 bales
eatfon for Cineianafi aFf BIB gg
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plaspn Grssk Ia EDs gARalI Ehsnes
along the oansl TO he place Of begin
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led f5sE3& hfo9sa- s9li.o bes 90 ls8Issa
.ts3 t3ksI .tuCtsf8 slf4 IsUooT
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~ LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3O.--ArrlVed-T-
Red River, Salt River; Shamrock,
Wild Duck and Tennessee, st, Louis /;
Melnotte and Silver Moon, Cincin-
natl. Departed-Red River, Salt Riv7
er !; Shamrock and Tennessee. Cinciu-
natl; Melnotte, 81. Louis; Wild Duck,
Pittsburg; Silver Moon, Memphis;
Falls. City, GFeen River; Judge
Fletcher, New Orleans. The river is
falling slowly at this point, with 16
feet 10 inches in the chute, and Ii
feet 10 inches over the rocks--a de-
cline of inches since last report.
The weather is clear and pleasant
Business on the landing is very brisk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-01

FOR SALE AND FOB RENT
naEn CHEAP BUELDING IsOTA
Ha6Eb Dwelling Houses, and Farms.
Ten thousand acres OF Farming Land
Is VI I buy end sell Real Estate.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent
Third Street. E0aEsUiLle, Indian.
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