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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-09

nyTHE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR-
RHGA CORDIAL.-This article, SO well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as a Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, is
now offered to the whole country.
1t is invaluable to every lady, both married anu
single.
No family can afford to be without 1t, and none
will to whom its virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
D0WIE NOISE,
oct11 3mospSC General Agents.
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6topes, Ranaes, &r.

TOvES AT WHOLESAL E :
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Guerial Netltes.
zs- THE CONFEDERATE WIDOWS

rs THE CONFEDERATE WIDOWS
HOME.-The Second Anniversary Of this Institu-
tion will be held at the Rooms Of the Home, in
Broad street, on WEDNESDAY, November 10, at II
O'Clock, noon. Addresses will be made by Colonel
B. H. Rutledge, M. P. O'Conner, Esq., Colonel Ed
ward McCrady, Colonel Thomas Y. Simons, A. T.
Smythe, Esq, and others.
All who are interested In the Home are invited
to be present. noV9
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@ THE GENUINE LIEBIG'S EX-
TRACT OF MEAT secures great economy. excel
lence in the preparation Of beef-tea. Buy none
but that made by the 'Liebg Extract Of Meat
Company" Baron Liebig's signature on every
jar For sale by druggists and grocers
J. MILHAU'S SONS,
novo tuf1no No 193 Broadway New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01
THE NEW STATE CONSTITUTION
THE THREE CARDINAL POINTS.
Right Of Suffrage---The Judiciary
Assessment and Taxation.
MANNER OF VOTING PREsCREBED.

The political campaign for the election of State
ana county officers. which Will be decided at the
polls tomorrow, has been most exciting one
among the politicians. The orices 10 be filed are
numerous and important. There Is the state teHe'
the legislative aud judiciary tickets. The party
securing q majority on the State and legislative
tickets via undoubtedly hold the balance OF power
In the great Presidential campaign Oh 1877; anu
hence the struggle nom the formal opening u tue
contest Immediately following Inc holding u the
rival syracuse conventions has beea principally
directed TO achieving a triumph on the 'egls'heiNe
ticket ana securing maj 1rsy IN either house, the
Tammauy Regency directing ali their Efforts TO gain
over an additional member or two, and the republ-
can leaders 10 hold 30 least their own u the upper
chamber.
But a question viii be submitted to the
electors OF the State far more important
to them as body than any presented b. the rival
ambitions or opposing claims OF parry leaders The
electors or the State on Tuesday next WILL nave TO
vote on the new constitution drawn UP by the Con-
siituaona Convention held as Albany, ana which
closed sitting IN that city the 28th February,
1865 and whieh IL submitted TO the votes or oil
the electors. That all our citizens may read and
have time to reaect upon the new nstrument-in
fact their new political consutuIon,-we tins morn
lug print the whole document and ask Tor it, and
In the interest OF the people themselves that they
may carefully peruse IT. so that they may be enabled
10 vote uudersEandlngy upon II rs whole
or In part provision being wisely male shat sepa-
rate votes shah DO taken on several of the more
important clauses, the rejection or acceptance of
which shah not affect the remaining clauses or
articles OF such constitution.
Special attention on this point Is called TO the
addenda following the articles OF the constitution,
describing The manner OF holding the election and
instructng the voters fully ana clearly with regard
TO the ballot boxes, and how they may vote on the
four important questions onsttuiion 'Cons.i-
tuition judiciary" CONSTITUTION Assessment and
Taxation and constitution Suffrage"
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fAIAIEIU Y.
STATE OFFlCER5-H0W CHOsEN-THgfR
DEIIEA


SECTION ]. The Secretary OF state, Comptroller
treasurer ana Attorney General sna be chosen al the
same tlne anl Tor the same term as the Governor,
except that the Secretary OF Staie Comptroller,
treasurer ana Attorney General elected at the gene
Ial ceCl0a hela On tae Tuesday succeeding the nfst
Monday 81 November 1862 shall hold their respec-
two ohces unui aud including the 3fst day vi De-
cemDer, 1870 ana no longer
ckC' z. inc treasurer may be suspended from
Office by the Governor during the recess OF the Legis
ment OF It's next annual session whenever il shall
appear 10 him that saeh Treasurer has violated his
20 discharge the duties Of the oiica durag such
suspension.
SEC. s. The oHcers named ia this article shall re-
ceve Tor their services salary 70 be established by
iaw which shall not he Increased or diminished
during thelr oincia term, Iheg shah not receive,
for taelr own use, any fees COSTS pcrqusltes OF Of
fec or other compensation, The moneys received
W any saeh Officers, except their salary, ana oil
COSTS or allowances recovered ~ the Attorney GEN.
era IN legal proceedings, shall be paid iuto the
Treasury.
SEC. 4. The Comptroller. Treasurer and Attorney
General snail be the Commissioners OF the Canal
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TIE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.
SECTION /. Every mae iahabiLaut Of tao aIe III
twenty- one years who snali have been elU2eA FOR
ten days and a resident Of the state tor one year
next preceding an election, and for the last four
months a resident or the county where he may oler
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RTV Err NEW 8.
Bbr 5lter Btrer TEENS see THIRD Page.

There were no additional arrivals after
Pm, yeste rday, up to a late hour last
night.....-..The MolIie Norton, for Hender-
son, Cumberland, for Cairo. Rapidan No.
2, for Eastport, Romeo, for Nashville, and
Ada Lyon, for Bowling Green departed
with moderate trips. The Armada
returned with her precious freight OF joy
Gus, happy. live humanity, AZ 8 n n not
the slightest accident happening to mar
the days enjoyment Details of the affair
will be found under the head OF City
News.---....The Rapidan No. 2, Ada Lyon.
and Romeo were laie getting away---..The
Rose Hite was late arriving. having been
detained by a heavy way business. She
did not get in ill nearly 9 o'clock, and was
full OF chestnut lumber and other freight.
..-.--...Captain Dan. Weaver, the we'll
known pilot, arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday, and will spend few days
in the city 1.-The powerful tow. boat
ITonsides passed down last night with an
immense tow...-s...Tbe Rose Hite trans
ferred portion Of her height to che
Romeo, which boat LEFT at o. O'Clock with
nice packet ip.....-..AIasons should not
forget tnat the Armada carries persons to
Padueah TO attend the celebration az that
place tomorrow at 50 for the round trim
The Great Republic made the run from
New Orleans 70 Cairo IN three days and
seventeen hOurs...........The Virginia has
dropped down to Memphis for repairs.
---..-.. Captain W. Is. Beasley, of the steamer
VIII. 5. Hays, dropped in on US last night,
looking remarkably Wei. He Is here % a
short visit to his friends. -.......T The Mary
Houston lies over a. Louisville tiI this
evening and will be here tomorrow .........
The Charmer, when she passed Louisville
on Monday, was fat on the water.
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b Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June ~.
ToBACCO-Is rather irregular but not
lower.
COTTON-Nominai.
HEMP-Nery dull: small sales OF low
grade- Of uHdressed al t8j0Bll5.
FLOUR-Fluner with a good demand
suf ernue sold al 50 G1lIm4 81: X Us OJn
o. 50 = X b OO0B ~: Xxx ID fancy t7u0.
"a HEAT-AgVauceu for ~priug % gl t1ld
% ~ tor low 90 choice No. 2. and IN IUagt -
4 for No + Pal IS nrfner at 81 20ai 8s f0F Ow
prime ta choice red; On 4jal a. for fuuy
choice - hfncs. and "a % for fancy wHitr.
small Tot 81 W. The first merciuufab bile
received this 20 son, Was tnkBu for Peoria
az s. IS, "a fancy prics.
CORN Choice - Gdes are scarce and rm (.
yellow la buik sold at G1c; choice mud
IAN v white Z2B3sc; chO 90 yellow ara sacks
74H75O; Choic. to iuncy do. SJaS C.
OATs-in better demand aud higher, a.
02lkn6Gc
RYE-ln small supply and higher. at
81 OsUl DO.
WHISKY Steady az 0gc.
oKocEHfEs Quiet, but steady and uu-
changed.
PHovIsroSs-strong at s83 5O03l - fer
Pork; l3lzc for dry-saltfd shoulders. buy
er's July t4%c for Bacon shoulder: lie
for rib y res; l5c for Gear rib, aud ie1zc for
clear sides.
.LARD-ho sales held at I0%g2Oo for
choice
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M0aKIANY 8 NORTHUMBERLAND


BY telegraph NEW YoRK. June n.
CorToN - Lower. sales Of 800 bales AZ
3sc for m dditng.
FLOUR Receipts. IS AZ barrels; market
I0920e better. brisk demand for shipping
grades; sales sOf 500 barrels a. 90 O10
8 % for superfiue state and Western :
% 5Oa6 - FOR extra state: VI 1906 ~ for
do. extra western; 50 Sjdz 81 for white
wheat txtra: SO 30a7 % for round hoop
ohio; s. I5G4 50 for extra Saint Louis;
s. O04ll 90 Tor good 10 choice 40. e'Osing
quiet: Included IN tic sales are 1900
barrels FIR June, July, and August deliv-
cry, st So 21G6 80 extra Western, SO coo
RYE FLoUa-Is in moderate request, at
CoR : MhAL-Quiet.
" HIsKY-Duli and heavy sales $50 bhls
ives ern Ht 81 0z1zal % for free.
WHEAT-heoelpfs 100 Al bushels; excited
and 2a3c higher, closing dull with the adj
ehisliy r. arrive, at 81 As for No. spring:
81 48al So Tor No ? do. 10 arrive and aii loaf ;
81 55al 561S for No. a; 81 654l ia Tor white
California, and 81 90 for Amber Michigan
% arrives a large portion Of the sales were
made before Change hours.
CoRN-R Receipts 40 4i3 bushels. lac bet
Ger, closing quiet a. an advance, partly
lost: sales 81 .01O bushels, at 62gB8c Tor new
mixed western via canal, 6ifgtuC via rail-
road, Slaa2c Tor kiin-dried, and slgB2o for
o4Ts-Receipis. 1874 bushels: without
decide change: sales OF $4,000 bushels a.
SOC Tor Western in store aud 771687sc
afoat.
RICE Quiet.
COFFEE-Steady.
SUGAR-Aefive; sales OF ITO hogsheads OF
Cuba az flMi25Ec.
PErRoLEUMs at Iso for crude and aoc
for refine Il.
LINsEED OIE-Dull a. Gl0l@I03.
Spoil ITS Il 1IiF'ENTT MI eaVy az fltSMa2c.
BORE-Quiet ana heavy sales of l.U5J
barrels at SO 1898 % for new mess; $3.50 H
20 % for prime 40. s28 %, 81 00g50 90 for
prime mess.
BEEF steady. Beef hams quiet sales OF
lJ0 barrels 40 go 00D3l 50.
CUT MEATs-Firfn sales or 80 packages
at l8hMl614c for shoulders; 15lgl75&c Tor
hamlk; mtddles nrm aud quiet
LARD-Dull and shade lower; sales OF
a8J tierces at I75<9lgJSc for steam, aud 200
Dj<c Tor kettle rendered.
BUTTER-ln fair demand al 2088c Tor
ONO.
CHEEsE--Quiet at l7gl9c.
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TsIver nianalclleh.

LoUIsvILLE, June z2.-Spray, Nashville
TO Cincinnati; Mary Davage and barges
Pittsburg to st. Louis. The river Is falling
with feet inches water in the canal, a
feet Inches on the falls. and feet 2
Inches over the rocks; weather clear and
moderately warm. Business duh.
CAIRO. June 22.-Champion, Cincinnati
to 81. Louis, AN Great kepubl C New
Orleans to 81. Louis. 10 An: Alaska, New
Orleans 10 Cincinnati, III Kellogg, 81.
Louis 70 New Orleans. / Pm; Lizzie Gin.
New Orleans ~ ~ Tonis D VIM ~ No.
Paducah and return, 3; Qulckstep. Evans
vile and return, 4; Reile 81. LOuis, st.
curry 8Jo. River rose 4 inches. Tire steamer
Virginia. from New Orleans to IsOufsvilla
is lying - miles above Memphis with both
shafts broken. She viii be tOwed here for
repairs.
CINcINSATI. June 22.-Arrived Charm
er, from Evansville; swallow, from New
River; r.. X. HusdOn, 20 Wheeling; X a.
naWha Belle, 10 LaWrenceburR. River
failing; 10 feet OF water ia the channel.
81 feet under the bridge. Business mod sr-
ate.
MEMPHIS June 22.-Weather warm and
showery. River failing. Departed Silver
Spr y, 20 New Orleans. The Virginia
dropped down here TO day for repairs.
NEW ORLEANS, June 22-Departed
monWealLn anu Strader.
NASHVILLE. ia e 22.-River falling; i've
feet on The Shoals Weather warm and
cloudy. Tyrone departed for Cairo.
PTTTsBURG, June % 3 Pm -Mouonga-
hela feet ibches and sing. Weather
cloudy. Thermome er, 10.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Arrived - Rayard
and Natroua, Hanutbal; Lorena, Pitts
burg: Antelope, Dubuque, MOnaWk and
barges. Sew Orleans; Hob Roy, X eokuk ;
city OF Pekin, Peoria: Nile. Fort Benton
savanna, st. Paul: Columbian, Omaha.
Departed = Anna, Cincinnati; Dubuque,
st. Paul; Rob Roy, Keokuk; Natrona and
Bgyard, Hannibal; City OF PekIn. Peoria ;
u Luxe, aliamis Camella, Oma IA. The
river is rising, aud All tue upper streams
are in good boating ORDER Very heavy
rain this evening Mercury az noon, 81;
at p NJ, 80.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. June y.
EASTERN ExCHANGE-Fimer; par SELF
ing aud i-lO of buying.
kLOUH-ActiVc aud nIIn sales of Spring
eZi "a at 80 7ja0 p
WHEAT Active; sales No. 1 at 81 Boa
81 - early sales OF No. az 81 2B later ne
high as 81 3D. closing at 81 Hel M; this
afternoon Irregular aud nrmer al 81 Is q
81 -.
CoRs- Moderately active; yale higher;
sales NO 2 a. 08U09Eci No. 2 at 085@ ZOOS p ~ .
rei etod ~ d9aU0e; 40 grade az 3iabjC
closing at 0352a69e for No. /, aud 671<M01I c
for No. z; this afternoon No. WAS tn good
demand al b9c.
OATs-Actlve: H81zc higher; sales No. 2
al 6l54962Ac; rejected at 5lM950c; closing
az 56c for No 2
RYE Quiet and hrm sales No. 2 90 81 Oh.
BAhLEY-Nomipal at 81 20 for No. in
store.
HIaHwINEs-Steadya az 05c.
Provisions Quiet aud nrms mess pork
s83 50a8l; lard l8c; sweet picked hams 100 ,
short RIB middles l6gl6% loose rough sldes
l09lBAci dry sailed shoulders il5<e.
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sutoiDE.@We have Received a Rom.
n3nieatioB giving US the particulars
Of a melancholy suicide. Mr.. Jacob
Bradley. who lived near FolsonvilIe,
in Warrick County, Ind, gave notice
to his children that on Sunday morn
ing he was going to shave and dress
himself, and then commit suicide, and
stated that he wanted to be buried as
found; and about 10 o'clock Oh Sun
day morning he was discovered in his
house, on a bed on the floor, holding
the muzzle Of his gun in his left hand
and string in his right hand. which
he had tied to the trigger: and after
placing the muzzle of the gun against
the left side Of his head, had fred
and killed himself, and apparently
had not moved a muscle after the
commission Of the act. He had twice
before taken poison, but was saved
by the physicians; but he stated that
on his next attempt he would make a
sure thing of it. Our correspondent
does not assign any cause for the rash
act.
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View Orleans NATAL

by Ieiegrapbl NEW ORLEANS. June n.
NoTroN - Easier quotations nominal
mi ding 8l1Ic; sales, go bales: recount.
81 baleai exports, 80 bales.
q LD-I37I al575z
EIEKLTNG- l0zWi50%.
1cHAAGE-New York sight = premium.
ILoUk-Huper1ne s. 90; Xxx tB'IO; Xxx
s3 81.
1oRN-Whiie 959g7Ilo.
0AT5-7l0t72c.
BRASS %.
HAY-Prifne 525 50.
PORK a ED al SO 90.
BACON ~ ~hOu ders l5M1JLc. clear rib
sioes l81ze; clear slices 1885,
LARD--In eierces 2002lc: 60 keg 2lMZze.
SUGAR - Nominal; common l0sllc5
prime l355Ws4Zc.
&TIttKY--tiJ0 81 lIc.
CoFFEE- Fair iEz8l5Ici prime 1870
1910.
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Post once Money order system.


The attention OF the public is di-
rected to the Money Order system Of
the Post Office Department, estab-
Gshed for the protection and convent
ence Of the people in making remit
tances through the mails. The num-
Der OF Money Order Offices have re
Gently been greately increased, and
there is now hardly county In this
or the adjoining States, where one or
more of these Offices is not estab-
lished. This system affords the safest
and cheapest method of making money
remittances in limited amounts to all
parts of the United States. When it
can possibly be avoided, money should
aeUer be sent III the mails.
The charges for Money Orders are
as follows:
On Orders not exceeding s21....--..10 cents.
s50 g 3 ss0 -- n 800, t.
$40 " s75.........25 cents.
Orders to the amount of $50 may
be issued to one person.
The Money Order department of
the Evansville Post Office will be
open from 8o'clock A. NJ. to 6 o'clock
P NJ daily Sundays excepted).
Notice is hereby given that all
Orders upon this Office will be prompt
III paid upon presentation, after the
receipt OF the official letter of advice
from the issuing office.
Bank Applications will be furnish
ed to business men and all others who
may apply, at the Money Order desk.
JOHN w. FOSTER, Postmaster.
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ClncInnafl HarKeI.

~ Telegraph CIHCFNRArI. June -.
FLOUR-Firmer aud more active, and
prices tending upward at the close, though
they cannot be quoted higher Fami y
g. 50a5 -
WHEAT Eirm, a. 81 25mi 30.
COkE-AGYauced TO G8a70c, for ear, and
"a supply Is not equal 10 the demand.
OATS N Unchanged,
HYE-fsteady. and sold az s. 80 for No. T.
COrQOE quiet anu unchanged; Mldd log
82s.
WHrsKY-D cllned 90 0jc.. and the mar
kef du#.
HRoVG3IOAs-Q ul q and unchanged. Mess
Pork, sa3 o.. Bulk Meats, 1876 Gs. Bacon,
49, uH14c, aud lbl4c with small 3 lies
sugar. cared Hams, Hl6g2is. Lard, 1870,
nom inaIty; no demand.
No change IA Ol 10 on Groceries.
CEnID-lH
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By TeIegraph.l MENPBB. June p.
CorroN-Quiet; NORMALLY 82c; receipts
f3 bales: exports 81 bales; 50 oek 10 bales
FLOUR Duil and unchanged.
MITEAT-AeW 81 -.
C8RN-82c
OATs-Iull at 75c.
IfAV-d-5 90.
BMAN-lse.
CoRx MEsL--s4 p forklin dried.
FOhK-E}4 90.
LAHD-l91z Nzl1zc.
BACON-shoulders, 15c; sides l98igHc.
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Louisville Market.

By Teiegraph.l LOUIsvILLE. June %
FBOUR-Quiet; supernne ga Is.
GRAIE-Firm aud demand fair. Wheat
red 81 10 white O. IS. Corn GJa6Jc for ear
oats Tue. Rye On II.
1oBAccJ-sales Of 20 hogsheads 81 81 D00
SIS 50; market steady.
PRONIsTOSs - Firm. Mess pork gE3 co
Bacon shoulders 145zc: clear rib IsMIgI<c.
Gear sides Is1<c. Lard 1910. sugar-cured
hams 1870.
WHIsHY-Firm al g6c.
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90 - bold ID blocK Nark. b

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK. June p.
MONEY Dealings In money continued
after the close OF bank hours, and as high
ar per cent, with "A commission 81 56 o.
per cent. per day was paid for IT. use until
10 morrow. TINS rate Is equivalent TO
about 12 per cent. per annum. The lowest
rate to day WAS coin interest.
The gold sold by he q yvernment yoster-
day was paid Tor to-day, and this ad ied %
tha drain on the banks.
Secretary Boutwell, stopped I'm the city
only snort time, and pas ed on to Wash
Ingt0u.
ExCHAs Clustering weak AZ l09I9l05S
GOLD-Opepo cd nrmor AID closed heavy &
opened al l6N, advanced TO 1881, and
CLOSED at 1879. The carrying rates ARE Sal
per cent. an also i-3l9l 49,; ciearauces
6il2.0IO,0U0
G0VEREAIENT STOCKS - Are higher,
but pare Of the alYnuce wins
irst GA the sfte noon; olosing steady
Coupons Of 81, l2ll49i2ltS; o. '82. l221Ea
DO. new, llD11gl ~ do. 81. li8JSglID54 DO.
'0S, lly5Ssll95s; l0-iOs, i0516slU81[.
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+, B0ARD0F E1uALfzATroF@-h REPORT
OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE. The
committee of FIVE to whom was re-
ferred the subject of reducing the
valuation in Pigeon Township (eity
of Eyansville) submitted the follow
ing report yesterday morning:
~ the Spfc.al Board Of EQtGEizdtio7 Of
Vander6urgh County:
GENTLEMEN: Your committee APP
pointed to examine the aggregate val
uation of the several townships OF
this county, and to recommend such
changes as are just and equitable to
edualize the same, would report that
upon a careful examination Of the
appraisement Of the several town
ships of this county, they find that
the city Of Evansville is appraised
much higher than some OF the town
ships, and they recommend that the
aggregate of the lands aud lots OF the
said city be reduced ten per cent.
and that the amount be added to the
lands of the other townships except
| ing Pigeon and Perry in such proper
ton as the Board may direct.
PHILIP DECKER, Chm.
Evansville, June 81, 1869.
The Board then proceeded 10 act OF
the report of the committee, and
motion was made that the report b'
received and concurred in. On the
vote being taken, the report was no
agreed to, the motion having beer
| loot ~, oniy one vote
After considerable discussion, 1
was finally agreed TO add 20 per cent
to the valuation of the lands of all tn
other townships, with the exception o
Pigeon and Perry.
The followingis the total per cent
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f increase since 1861

An order was passed that the daily
transactions of the Board in regard to
increasing and decreasing valuations
be published in all the daily and
weekly papers OF the city.
The Board also agreed to hold SEES
sions every night, for the aceommo-
dation of the working classes, or 9TH
ers who may attend. to hear and de-
termine upon complaints and griev-
aDces.
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DIRRCT0Rs' MEETING. The Di
re6tors OF the Evansville. Henderson
and Nashville Railroad meet to-day
in Henderson, and tomorrow the
stockholders of the Company will
have a meeting at the same place.
The City Council viii attend the
meeting on Thursday.
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SALE OF CoTTON.-Weldon Bros.
& Go. sold yesterday seventeen bales
of cotton, ranging from Good Ordi
nary to Low Middling. at 27fe per
pound. This is considered a good
sale, and the prices are fully up to
the quotations in the Eastern mar
kets.
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LEFT.-John A. Reitz, Esq Direc
tor for Evansville in the E IL. & n.
Railroad Company, left for Hender
son, yesterday, to attend the meeting
of the Directors to-day. John Ingle,
Jr., Esq, accompanied Mr.. Reitz.
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SrATEMENT.-The quarterly state
ment of the Evansville National
Bank, showing the institution to be
In a sound financial condition, viii be
found in our advertising columns this
morning.
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AUDITORS MEETING AT PRINCE
ToN.-Auditor Bisch will leave iol
Princeton this morning, to attend the
meeting of the County Auditors OF
the District at that place to-day
Capt. De la Hunt, from Cannelton,
also goes up.
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Ia county Agricultural So
nfena

As the season IS approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are pfepar-
ing { make contracts for their printins'
we would call especial attention TO our
superior facilities for doing ali Glasses OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lis S, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
In plain or coIored inks, at short notice
We have just added 90 our JOB Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles of poster type, and our faeili-
ties cannot bs surpassed. Call upon US, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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RECORDERS COURT.-Wm. Schultz,
for drunkness and public indecency
was taxed SIS so. Replevied.
A young man, who requests that
his name be withheld on account Of
his family, for being drunk and dis
orderly, was assessed So %. Re-
-plevied.
NJ. Lafofthe. for throwing slop-
water in a sewer inlet, was fined IS 10
Replevied.
Jeremiah Bonn, for maintaining a
nuisance by keeping hogs in a pen,
and slaughtering animals within the
city limits, was fined 50 40, which he
paid.
Alex. Williams and L. Wells Color
ed were each fined S. 90 for fighting,
which they paid.