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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-28
Railroad Arrangements
FOR
COLFAX'S MEETING
FRIDAY, OCTOBER s0th.

The E. & G. Railroad Company will
bring all persons from Vincennes and
intermediate stations at half fare
rates, by the Vincennes Aecommoda-
ton Train of Friday morning, Octo-
Der Both. The train will be delayed,
if necessary, till 5 o'clock. in order to
give passengers an opportunity to re-
turn at the conclusion of the after
noon speech. The half fare tickets
will be good for the return trip on the
Saturday morning Express.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct. q.
ExCHANGE-Eastern In light supply and
very firm l-Ieth Off buying; I-lOth premI-
FLoUR-DulI at "a 1898 Is for Spring ex-
ira.
WHEAT-More steady and quiet; sales
OF NO. at 81 25gl 26: NO. 2 at 81 17%@I 10:
closing at 81 l71Sgl 10 for No. 2; sales OF
NO. this Afternoon at 81 15H.
CoRN-ln fair request: I%42c lower:
sales at SIC: closing at SI%@82c for No. i:
Change SOC.
ATS In ( ir shipping demand and In
nc loweri sales OF No. l at 43%@44c; reject
ed at 4l442c; closing at 4lLG45Ic for No. /.
RYE-Qu ct and nrmer; sales OF MI at
81 lO91 l24; No. 2 81 O7Gl o.; rejected 81:
closing at outside figure for No. 1.
fair demand and 6a7c hfgh.
err; sales of No. 2 at 81 62@I IS: reIected
u SOL AZ; closing at 81 66gI az for No. 2:
round lots of No. 2 sold at 81 10, sellers ali
the month.
HIGHwINEs-Dull and nominal at 81 10
for free.
MESS P~oRK-S2SG29.
CUT MRATs-Dry satted shouIderss STEADY.
sugar packed hams I3c.
MESS BEEF-Quiet at SI4.
LARD-l69l6%c.
FREIGHTs-Qulet and less firm.
F., REcEIPrS-ll,6 sos barrels of flour: lie. g64
bushels of wheat; l4l ,S72 bushes corn :I.O73 >
4S7 bushels oats; 1902 bushels rye: III. no
Dusnels barley l,26L hogs.
SHIPMENTs-14 Dos barrels dour. ia og9
bushels wheat: 359 bushels corn. 64600
bushels oats; 1874 bushels rye: 5.Og8 hnshs
els barley; 1854 hogs.
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Ward Meetings,

Meetings are called in all the Wards
to night, to make arrangements for a
suitable reception to Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, on Friday next, and also to
attend to important campaign bust
ness. We hope that the active and
working Republicans of the different
Wards will exert themselves to secure
q full attendance at those meetings
to night. We owe it to our distin-
guished guest to give him a c ordial
welcome to our city. Aud there is
also much to be done to c a full
vote for Grant and Colfax on Tues
Eay next We must lose nothing by
over confidence or apathy.
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st. Louis Market,

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Oct. Of
~ToBACco-Dull, heavy, and lower; 81 75a
~ OO tor Jugs, SO 50912 50 for dark leaf, sI4aG
SIo " for black wrappers, and SI4 OO940 90
for medium to bright leaf.
CorToN-At 22922Lc. .
FLoUE-Better demand, Out unchanged
y 25g8 % for superfine, S825a7 90 for extra
sI Zogo 70 for double extra, so 00gl2 90 Tor
WHEAT-Janguid at yesterdays decline :
prime To CHOICE Fall sold at 81 6Oa2. fancy
red n white at 50 0592 20.
CoRS-Ftrm at 81 O49I 10, the latter for
choice white.
~OATs-Dull and lower at 47H@52c.
bARLEY-Dull, "A no demand except for
pest qualities; prices range at 81 Sag IS for
strictly prime to fancy Spring.
RYE-HeaVy ard lower at 81 I6aI Is.
PoRK-Lowera at $50 7593l 90.
BACoN-Qufet; l3k9l3hc for shoulders.
l6Lc for clear rib sides, and I7%9I7Zc for
clear sides.
HAMs-Sugar-cured 1870.
choice fierce.
WHIsKY-Is demoralized; 81 O5QI 10 Of
fered. 81 l2@I 10 asked.
CATrLE-Lower qualities plenty and
dull; prices Tange at 2%G0%c.
HoGs-0ood demand; prices range at Ga
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tag We do not merely advertise
Children's Shoes especially, but we
have the goods to back our state
ments. Our stock is not equalled in
quantity, quality or styles anywhere
in the West. No house in the United
States can show finer or better goods
than GEO. Muller IL Co,
30 Main Street.
just received a large assortment in
Ladies' and Misses fine goods of the
latest styles oct28-1t
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Rennhllc Insnrance Comnanr.

The stockholders of the Evansville
Branch of the Republic Insurance
Company T requested to meet at the
office room Of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, on Tuesday evening
next, at Z o'clock, to designate the
proper number in this locality for
election as Directors, at the next an
nuaI meeting of the stockholders,
to be held at the Central Office,
Chicago. Illinois. on the second
Wednesday in January next, in ac-
cordance with the first and second
sections of the bylaws.
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent.
Evansville. October 26. 1868-2t
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PIANos.-In our local notice "
department will be found a d~isserta
ton on the subject of Pianos, to
which we direct special attention.
The Indianapolis Piano Company
have sent to this city a fair sample Of
their magnificent instruments, which
have taken the premium at numerous
State Fairs over all competition,
whether Eastern or Western. Mr..
G. l.. Irving, a distinguished musical
man, has charge of the exhibition of
these fine instruments, and can be
found at. the new music store of B.
S. Corey, under the new Opera House.
Robinson & Co.'S Pianos have in all
instances carried off the red ribbon.
Professors of music and musical peo-
pie in general should call and examine
these instruments.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The CASE of Hell
phenstine VS.. the international In
surance Company occupied the atten-
ton of the Circuit Court yesterday.
We were unable to learn what dispo-
sition was made of the case.
Since the above was written we
have learned that the jury rendered a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff in a
sum of over $1,000.
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Market.

BY Cable.1 LONDON, Oct. I-EVe.
CoNsoLs-9I%; FIve-Twenty Bonds, 1875;
Illinois Central, 81; Erie, 2SA.
FRANKFORT, Oct. q. !.
BeNDs-Weak at 78%.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. y.
CorroN-CIosed firm sales of 5000 bales
of middIing uplands at lid; New Orleans,
I1Ld.
BREAnsrUFFs Corn closed 1t S7s 81.
California wheat, lbs I'd; red Western, 9S
cd. Barley, IS. Oats. IS Cd. Peas. 46s Cd.
Flour, 26s Cd.
PRovIsIoNs-Beef. 95s. Pork, DIS. Lard,
Cos. Cheese, 63s. Bacon, SIS.
PRODUCE -Turpentina LAS advanced to
25s Cd.
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BRECKENRIDGE BRITTON. At the
residence of the brides mother. in this
city, on the morning of the 9th, by Rev.
q. b II. Martin. Mr.. II. T.~BRECKINRIDGEi
TO Miss JENNIE BRTTIoE. No cards.
h happy couple left for Washington,
Ind, on the train yesterday morning.
Nav life to them be blissful and happy.
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BURNING LEAvEs.-We are sur
prised to see property holders in va
rious parts OF the city raking up the
leaves that have fallen from their
shade trees, and burning them in the
street. 1t would be the part of wis
dom to gather them up and spread
them over their grounds-front and
back yards. They would be found
invaluable as a fertilizer, besides pro-
tecting the ground from the baleful
influences of frost. This is one of
the wise provisions of Nature, by.
which the great forests Of the West
ern world are fertilized, just like the
great prairies are fertilized by the
luxuraut grasses they produce. Bon
fires made of leaves please the child
rem, but it would be wise to put them
to better use.
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New York Gold and STOCK Market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. q.
MoNEY-Active and firm at z per cent.
for currency o per cent. for coin, with n
commission OF M9I. The Bank of Com
merce converted some 3 per cent. ce5tin-
Gates and loaned a million and a half.
wnlcn slightly ameliorated the stringency.
Solo per cent.
5TERLING-Firm at 9A@lOL.
Is presumed that a fair amount
OF gold viii be shipped TINS week: Airport
ers are also buying more freely Gold
opened at 1921. advanced to l34I, and
closed al l341s@l3lH; gold rs loaned fiat.
ToC LESS doing ami
lower, put closed steady; Coupons of '8f.
II4H@ll5; DO. o., 1lZs@Il3; do. "a lIO5S9
1lUIs 90. W, llO1s9lll; do. new, l0956@IOgL:
DO, 1dz. l09IgIIO; d o rs, lIOL; IO-40s, 1867
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FINISHING UP.-We are glad to see
that workmen are engaged finishing
up the mouth Of the short sewer,
leading from Vine Street to the river.
We hope the Sycamore Street sewer
will net be neglected, as it is in an
exceedingly bad condition, and should.
by all means, be repaired before the
river rises. The Locust Street VI
also requires attention, and there has
been ample time for its complete re-
pair.
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New York Dry GOODS Marker.

BY T~elegraph.l NEW YORK, Oct. 2.
The dry good market is generally quiet
and steady for most styles of staple cot
extreme prices current for dyes admit of
no further decline. Many mills are cur
failing their products, as are, really, all
print works. Foreign goods are very dull,
and all kinds OF worsted goods and silk
ribbons are greatly depressed.
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BW We have this day received one
case of young mems brown Broadway
Hats, one case of boys Milton Hats,
TWO cases children's fancy caps.
+. A. WEBER 81 Co,
Sign of the Royal Bengal Tiger.
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Memphis Market,

By TeIegraph.I MEMPHIs. OCT. p.
CoIToN-Firm and unchanged; Receipts
zsl99 bales: exports 2,U43 bales.
FLOUR Dull and nominal.
CoRN-Quiet; old 95caSI co; new 7OG72c.
OATS-62c per bushei.
BRAN-S.0.
HAY-S2j.
PoRK-S33.
LARD-20%@2IZc.
BACON steady shoulders lie; clear
sides 189I8Lc.
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DRUG STORE FOR SaLE.-This store
has a good family custom, and will be
sold cheap for CASH, requiring an
Investment of about $1,000, the pro-
prietor wishing to devote his whole
time to another business. Apply at
the store, No. 81 Main Street. 12tf.
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For SALE.-Lots Nos. % and "a.
Block No. 81, fronting on Seventh
Street, Lamasco City, on which is a
neat, new, frame cottage dwelling,
with s rooms, good cistern, &c. Also,
Lots Nos. 10 and 10 in same Block,
corner Tenth Avenue and Eighth
Street, all of which will be sold cheap
for cash, or partly on approved credit.
Apply at 81 Main Street, Evansville,
Indiana. oc12-tf.
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Presidential Election. 1868.

State of Indiana, lee
Vanderburgh County, ('"
To the Sheriff of V~anderburgh County,
State of Indiana, Greeting:
BLYTHE HT&ES, CLERK of the
Aa V~andeTburgh Circuit Court. do here
by certify that at the regular Presi-
Dental election, to be held in Wander
buTgh County, Indiana, at the usual
places of holding elections in said county,
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday
said month, there will be voted Tor thfr-
teen electors for the State of Indiana, to
cast the vote of ndian III the Electorsl
College for President and Vice-Presldent
of the United States.
In testimony whereof. l have amxed
my name as Clerk, and the seal OF the
V-anderburgh Circuit Court, at Evansville,
Indiana. on this Is. day of october, AID.
1868. and of our independence the ninety
second.
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Died.

AYRES.-On Tuesday, Oct. 9th, 1868, of
scarlet fever, JAMES A, infant son OF
Henry and Eloner NJ. Ayres, aged 4 years
and 2 months.
The friends OF the family are invited to
the funeral, from the residence of the fam
lily, corner sixth and Cherry Streets, this
wednesday, morning, at half past Sc ven
O'clot X.
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ALLEN Z. HALLOCK, Agent.
Evansville. October IS. 1864

BF Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner of Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. Toc26 DIFF
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- IN~I~.T~W-E - y
w. T. IGLEHART, Sec'y. oc26.7t

EVENING SEssToN-At the Evans
vile Business College, Nos. AZ aud
40 Main Street, every evening,
wednesdays and Saturdays ex-
cepted.) oct26-2t.
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NINTH WARD MEETING.-There
will be a meeting of the Republicans
of the Ninth Ward at Cassayant's
marble shop, on Main Street, tonight
at Z o'clock, at which time there will
be good speaking. The Crescent City
Silver Band will be in attendance,
and will furnish delightful music on
the occasion. The active and earnest
Republicans of the Ninth Ward will
be out in force to night, and a good
time may be expected. Let every man
be In attendance.
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rag 80 barrels of choice Apples at
81 rs per barrel, at
oc27-3t BABCoCK & STEELE's.
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Ward Meetings Tonight.

The Republicans of the different
Wards of the City are requested to
meet at their respective headquarters,
TONIGHT AT O'CLOCK,
To attend to business connected with
the approaching election, and to make
arrangements for a suitable recep-
ton to
Hon. Schuyler CoIfax,
our next Vice President. Let there
be a full turnout.
WARD HEADQUARTERS:
Second Ward-Lant's shop.
Third WGrd-Klauss's Garden.
Fourth Ward-Decker's pump shop,
on Main Street, near Fifth.
Fifth Rard-Decker's store, Third
Street.
Sich Ward-Scantlin's tin shop.
Seventh Ward-Kolle's store.
Eighth Ward Republican Wig
wan.
Ninth Ward - Cassavant's marble
shop.
Observation-Disclosures
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-The at
tention of the readers of the JOURNAL
is directed to the snowy card of
George A. Bittrolf, which appears in
this paper. Mr.. Bittrolf will be
found ready at all times to wait on
customers, and to sell them at low
rates first class articles in his line.
His stock of watches, jewelry, gold
pens, glassss, &C., is full and corr
plete. AL wO.k done by him is war
ranted. For him W bespeak a liberal
share Of patronage. h. will be found
at the splendid show win~w No. 81
Main street.
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DR.. EHRMAN.-The card Of DIR. f.
j. Ehrman, of our most success
fol physicians, will be found in the
JOURNAL this morning, with those
we'll displayed cards. DR.. Ehrman
enjoys the reputation of o first class
physician, and is one Of the most
courteous and obliging gentlemen one
meets in a life time.
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Attentlon.

| desire a partner with a small capi-
Immediately. Apply at this Of
fee. oe27-tf
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Fowler, of Livs
ingston County, Kentucky. with his
family, were passengers by the Ar
mada, yesterday morning. He was
defeated at the last election in Ken
lucky as a candidate for re election
by the notorious Ben. Cissell, solely
on the ground that the latter was a
better rebel than Judge Fowler, who
was at heart always a Union man. 1t
is now a we'll established principle
among the Democracy of Kentucky to
vote for no man who was not an out
and out traitor during the rebellion.
This fact so fully established at the
last election has melted the true
Union and conservative men of Ken
lucky to earnest action, and the mag
nitude of the vote for Grant next
Tuesday will astonish Union men
everywhere, and create CONSERVATION
in the rebel Democratic ranks.
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GRANT CAVALRY. The Young
Mems Grant Cavalry met at Turner
Hall last night. The meeting was a
very enthusiastic one, and well at
tended by the ardent young Republi-
cans, who are proud of the privilege
of casting their first vote forsPresi-
dent for the great Union General who
has led US to peace. On the occasion
of the visit Of Hon. Sc huyler Colflx
to our city the young men Of the
Grant Cavalry viii not be found want
ing. The young men composing this
organization deserve especial praise.
We especially commend them to the
good graees Of the young ladies of
our city. None but the brave de-
serve the fair"
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FIRST AND SECOND WARD MEET
INa.-Last night the First and Second
Ward Republicans turned out in full
force, and met at VI cJohnston's store.
The Crescent City Band was in at
tendance, and d~iscoursed excellent
music to the pleasure of all. The
meeting was organized by calling DR..
Ralston to the Chair, and appointing
7. J. Groves Secretary. Various i'm
portant committees were appointed,
after which each man in the Wards
was made a committee of one to turn
out in honor Of Hon. Schuyler Col
fax on the occasion Of his visit to
this city. Major Robinson, being
called for, spoke for a short time in
well-timad remarks, greatly to the
edifcation of all 10 attendance.
Major Hynes was then called out,
and in his usual elegant style, enter
tanned the people il attendance. His
remarks were we'll received aud en-
Enthusiastically %applauded.
At the close Of &he meeting the
Glee Club sung some excellent cam
paign songs, after which the First
Ward Republicans agreed to meet on
Monday night next, when it is hoped
there will be a full attendance. The
meeting last night was a grand sue
cess, and the Republicans of the
First aud Second Wards viii not be
found wanting on the Sd of Novem-
Der; of that ell may feel we'll assured.
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A PUBLIC RECEPTION
Will be rendered him at the
OPP e HO E.
At two o'clock P. N.

The Reception Speech will be made by
GEN. JAMES @. VEATCH.
After Mr.. CoLFAX's rely an oppor-
tunity will be afforded our citizens to
pay their respects to our distinguished
Guest.
To this meeting the public general
ly, and especially the Ladies, are in
yited.
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REMOVING DEAD BODIES Some
of the dead buried at the old burying
ground were removed yesterday to
the Oak Hill Cemetery.
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BLYTHE HYNES. Clerk:
Per H w. BIPPOs. Deputy Clerk

IH Miller, Sheriff of Vanderburgh
County. certify that the above AMI fOrego-
ina notice is q true and complete opy of
b original on file in my office.
J. IL. MILLER,
Sheriff of Va~nderbuTgh County.
October 18th. 1888. loc2S dtd
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DIR. DAyIs.-It affords US pleasure
to present TO the readers of the Jour-
NAL this morning, the professional
card of DR.. f. l.. Davis, a we'll known
physician Of our city, Of the home
pathie school. DR.. Davis issa courte-
GUS gentleman, and enjoys the reputa-
ton of standing at the head of his
profession.
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BRILLIANT.-The hop at Masonic
Hall last night was a brilliant and re-
cherche affair. Beauty and gallantry
reigned supreme. The crowd was not
large but was extremely select, and
they tripped the light fantastic toe to
the sweet measures of Henry Harris
inimitable music, until the witching
hours of night.
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On THE RAMPAGE.-NIght before
last four women of the town got on
!" the rampage and hiring a horse
and buggy drove through the streets
at a fearful rate. The police picked
them up and lodged two of the frail
ones in the calaboose. The others, not
being drunk, were given their free
dom. The offending parties were, by
the Recorder, assessed the sum of
s. 65 each.
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TO

RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carving the mail, leaves at A. M,
On MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by : P. H., Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Mon
davs and Fridays at 7 A.. N. Arrives Tues
davs and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
MI. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily Tex
cent Eundays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sent Sundays) by 2 r. N.
To NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
Aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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Bible Cause.

The Vanderburgh County Bible
Society, through their Board, have
employed Rev. Hiram Gilmore to can
vass the city. He is now IN the city,
and will commence his work on M0n<
day, October 26th, and We commend
him to the attention of the public,
and ask the hearty CO operation Of all
the friends of the cause in the prose
cution of his work.
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A Representative DEMOCRAT

A REPRESENTATIVE DEMocRAT.-
Yesterday evening, as a number Of
gentlemen we're sitting in front of the
American House. two men came up
the street, one of whom though well
dressed had evidently been admitted
to the whisky ring" and had steam
up to the standard mark. As he ap-
preached the crowd. he delivered
himself as follows: Hurrah for
Seymour, and Cd d-m the o Of
a b-h hat wouldn't!' In the crowd
was a stranger, who had persuaded
himself to be a Democrat. He was so
completely disguised with this repre-
sentative exhibition of unadulterated
Democracy that he at once declared
his purpose to quit. The shouter was
a representative man of the party.
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n the rebel Democratic ranks.

ELEcTIoN.-At a meeting yesterday
of the Stockholders of the Evansville
Branch of the Republic Insurance
Company, held at the Office room of
the Merchants National Bank, the
following Directors were elected to
constitute a Local Board for the en-
suing year: Richard Raleigh, E. M.
Raglan, j. IL. Rocker. W. E Hollings-
worth, EEL. o. Eabooek, d. @. Keller,
Isaac Keen, w. r. Dallam, John A.
.Reitz, w. E. French.
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On FRIDAY NIGHT at u o'clock
At TURNER HALL,
Hon. SCHUYLER CoIfax

Will address the voters of Wander
burgh and adjoining Counties on the
Political Topics of the Day.
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The Democracy in Centre.

welbOrn "Falleth" to Come to Time.
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Doctor Fearful" DiscOuraeth
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Attention, HOuse.keepers and Tin.

Sheriff's sale of Tf,n-aoare, Timers
Stock and Timers Goods, at Mel
haus's store, on Water Street, this
morning, October %, at 10 o'clock.
Persons desiring bargains in this liue
are invited to attend. The sale viii
be continued until the entire stock is
sold. j. FL MILLER.
1t Sheriff V. G.
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COMING SOUTH
Tsrra Haute and Indianapnns.
nnio and Misglgsippi RailrOad.
FROm


To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday ana
gRturday at 10 O'clock An. Every tuesday
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