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The Editorial Harness.

1t is reported that Mr.. Bigelow has
Withdrawn from the editorial man
agement of the New York Times and
is to be succeeded by Mr.. Frederic
Hudson, for many years managing
editor Of the New York Herald.
There have been sundry symptoms Of
a state Of discomfort In the Times
office for some time. Aside from this,
however, Mr.. Bigelow's administra-
ton does not strike outsiders as
having been a success. The paper
has certainly not improved in enter
prise, force and Teadabloness under
his control, and many think it has
retrograded. This is contrary to the
expectations of all who knew Mr..
Bigelow as an editor in former years
We should not be surprised if it is
wholly owing to his several years. alb
senee from the profession and from
the country. There is no other pur-
suit which demands such a continual
wearing of the harness, in order to
keep up with the times, as the edi-
torial. A few months absence even
will make an editor feel as if every
thing had rushed by him, and he will
hardly know how to get to work
again. Particularly has this been the
case since the war, which established
q great gulf between the journalism
of the country before and since. The
requirements, tie method and the
whole standard of the profession
have been immensely advanced within
these last ten years. We do not see
how it is possible, therefore, for Mr..
Bigelow, who has been living quietly
in Paris during the greater part Of
this changing era, to have kept him
self abreast of the editorial demands
Of a first class daily journal. We
may add that Mr.. Hudson will expe-
rience something Of the same diff
Guilty. He has been retired for four
or FIVE years from active duty on ac-
count Of ill-heatlh, and has been
pleasantly living in the country. This
is more favorable than to have staid
abroad, for the progress of journalism
has been constantly under his prac
ticed eye. He will, however, find it
hard work to resume the editorial
harness and to wear it as easily and
effectively as Of yore. He will, at any
rate, have the best wishes of the entire
brotherhood of the profession, who
Will eagerly welcome him among them
again.
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Bridging the Straits from Calais 10
nNYeP.

England sneered at the possibility
Of the realization of NJ dc Lesseps'
dream. 1t is now, however, on the
point of being accomplished. Eng
land, at least many representatives of
the press, steadtashy deny that a
bridge can ever be thrown across the
Straits of Calais and Dover. Nj.
Boutet, the celebrated engineer, who
conceived the project of joining the
two countries by means Of a railway
bridge, is on the point of giving a
conclusive proof Of the practieability
of his invention The experiment
on a small scale, which has already
been made at Calais, in the presence
of some of the administrators and
shareholders, has been so complete
success that it will be renewed In q
few days in presence Of the represent
atives Of the French and English
press. An invitation having been
forwarded to your correspondent, a
detailed account will reach you as
soon as the experiment has taken
place between Calais and Senlis.
NJ. Boutet, whose name is now so
popular, has Just returned from Saint
Malo, between which town and that
ing a bridge of no less than one
thousand yards in length. If you
consult map, you will sec that Saint
Servan and Saint MalO are situated
on the banks of the Rame. So con-
slant is the intercourse between the
right and left bank, that during 1868
a ferry, which is at work day and
night, transported from one shore to
the either thirty FIVE thousand per-
sons. To construct railway bridge
between these localities was a long
cherished idea Of NJ. Boutet. Diff
culties, however, arose. An ordinary
bridge would have impeded naviga-
ton. NJ. Boutet's discovery, how
ever, at once did away with the neces-
sity of piles, and that without in any |
wise compromising the strength or
durability Of the bridge. The topog- |
raphy of the country is peculiarly |
favorable to NJ. Boutet's designs. |
This great undertaking will inaugur-
ate new era in the construction Of |
bridges.
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ILIaes1.naa TnI.aa

III - Raw kzEaE BEf8 EsasED EE
- the common Council OF the cIEv az
day OF November, 1859. ar eIstf|ar #EosI
be held In said city in Dur.4arlaa ,-f ms
provisions Of the forLe6n efnuaa of fra
thirtieth section of the charter OF @t5a e..
as amended b. The act OF march Ilfh. 1871
Inc said election shall be held for fhe .rr-
pose Of aEeertafufng whether the .o1.Iff IA
voters Of said CT y do or do moi ire me-
Common Council aforesaid forHud OH la-
hail OF said city % subscribe for. alid la .-s
STOCK IN the EYansVllic, Carmi ANA padu-
can hallIoau company L9 Lle alaDulG OF
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars on-tle
terms and conditions, aud aubJec to tire
provisions and sllpulaLlons contained lu
the petition presented 10 the Common
Council on the 4tu day Ol October. 1860 ana
recorded in the minute book on rHe Coun-
Gil at pages 2Ii aud 2l2. Said election SHAH
be by ballot, and upon she tickets or those
VINO desire said 81 0ck t8 be taken as afoTo-
SAD 3 nc, snail be written or printed Che words
I 4ake StOoks' or other words clearly eEa
pressing such desire5 and upon The tickets
Of those VINO do net desire said stock o. ba
printed the words "Take Eu Stock" on
OJner equivalent words. la all other ra-
spects, sald election shall be couducsC d iu
the same manner and be E0verucd. by the
same rules and regulations as hl8 annual
erection Tor Onlcefs o.. said city, except that
no one can vote az saia eieeloa VINO shall
not nave ala city tax within twelve
months before said election.
said election shall be teid at thc ususf
places OF hoIulnB city tIHcLuUs, and notice
Of the time and places oil hoidinr SID. afar-
ton shall be given by FaIbI shIuHa COPY OF .
TIE orders SIX duys p Two daily new sDarers
printed and publ. bed in said c3Jvttue
Of which publications shall be at feast fve
days before the time of holl,lUE SAID cleo
ton. One of said newspapers snail ba
German paper and publish a translation
Of this order iG the German Language. ASIA
40 unimportaut defect ia such Translation
5halI anect the validity 0f this notice,
A. NJ. MEG HltF, Clerk.
BY u. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE Evansville.
October eth, 1863,
Oc3-bk Union COPY.
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ROsADALIS

THE GREAT AMERICAN
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/ Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rheuma-
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I Chronic Affections of the Blood,
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l by the Medical Faculty and many
/ thousands Of our best citizens.
Read the testimony Of Physicians
lsnd patients who have used Rosa
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TO Health Book, or Almanac for this
I year, which we publish for gratui-
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much valuable information.
Or. r. w. Carr, of Baltimore,
says
I take pleasure in recommending
your R0sApALIs as q very powerful
Alternative. / have seen it used IN
two cases with happy results-one
in a case Of secondary syphilis, in
which the patient pronounced him
self cured after having taken five
bottles Of your medicine. The other
is a case Of scrofOla Of long standing,
which is rapidly improving under
its use, and the indications are that
the patient will soon recover. L
have carefully examined the formula
by which your Rosadalis is made,
and find it an excellent compound
.Of Alternative ingredients.
DR.. Sparks, Of Nicholasville, KY,
says he has used Rosadalis in eases
of ScrOfnl 4 and Secondary Syphilis
with satisfactory results-as a clean
er Of the blood I know no better
remedy.
Samuel G McFadden, Murfrees-
boro', Tenn, says
I have used seven bottles of Rosa
dalis, and am entirely cured of
rheumatism send me four bottles,
as I wish it for my brother who has
scrofulOus sore eyes.
Benjamin Beehtol, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes: 1 have suffered 70 twenty
years with an inveterate eruption
over my whole body. A short time
since 1 purchased q bottle Of Rosa
dalis, and it Effected a perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, CT Exchange Place,
BALTIMORE.
DIS. CLEMENTS, RIVES 6 GO.
Rroprietors.
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REAL ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
s--DE-
REAL EST an e

EE-OF- .8
R e AL E8 T 4 II e.
NTOTICE rs HEREBY GTvEN
IN that the undersigned Com missioner,
of Vanderburgh County, State OF Indiana,
by virtue of an order of said court, made
at its Septembe term. 1869, viii sell at
PRIVATE SALE,
The following described Real Estate sit
uated in Vanderburgh County, state Of
Lot number s1x,(6), In Subdivision Of Lot
number one hunui ed and nine, GOD, in
the Original Plan OF the City or Eva rs
Vile. Tbi' lot fronts upon Second Street.
between Main and Sycamore Streets, is q
by Is feet, AID mas upon II frame house.
Also, Lot number twenty-ihree, OBJ, Ia
the Original Plan fthe CITY OF Z saGsVIIle.
This Lot fronts on Water Street, between
Vine and Division Streets; IS 70 by 80
feet, and has upon 1t a large Hotel build
ing, known as the
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
Also, twenty-five feet Of Lot number
seventeen, az, in Lower or 4IcGTay s En-
Iargement OF the City of Evansville
front line of said Lot st a point twenty
i've feet FROM the southeasterly corner Of
sGid Lot, running thence along said front
line westwardly twenty-five 1eet, thence
at right angles with said front line to the
alley IN the rear OF said Lot, thence along
said alley towards Division Street twenty
two feet, thence TO the place of BEGINNING
Subject to the life estate OF Martha Irwin
In one undivided third thereof.
This part of Lot front on First treet,
between Elm and Pine 81 Gets; is p by l4S
feet, and has upon it &C D BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE.
Also, Lots six and eight, in the subdi-
vision OF the Northwest Iarter of Section
mum Der twenty, III Township number six,
in range ten v est, as made by Conrad
Baker, Administrator The estate of VIII
liam Wood, in his report TO the Probate
Court of Nanderburgh County, State OF
Indiana, at its February term, 1850.
The said Lot six containing four 76-lO0
acres, and fronts on the state road, from
Evansville to Princeton; and L5t eight
contains five acres. Both of said Lots are
near the moth boundary line of Evans
vile.
Applications of purchasers viii be re-
ce1Yed at my law Office, on Third Street,
between Main and Locust Streets, in the
City of Evansville, until
SATURDAY, the thirtfeth (30th) day Of
October, 1853.
TERMS OF SALE: One-tbird cash, and the
residue in equal payments at one and two
years, the purchaser giving notes with IN
terest, without relief from valuation OF
appraisement laws, and Win approved
freehold surety.
JESSE W. WALKER Conn customer
BLYTHE HYNEs, Attorney. Lsez2Ias
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TROY FEMALE SEMINARY

This institution offers the accumulate i
advantages Of over 30 years successfT II
a thorough course of useful and orr "a
mental education, under the direction of
more than twenty professors and teF en-
ers. For circulars, apply to JOHN II
WILLARD, Troy, New York. [au2 d2nI
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Barrels.

SEND ORDERS FOR P0TATO,
APPLE, or FLOUR BARRELS to
DAUGHERTY s MANNING'S extensive
Steam Barrel Factory, smithiand. Ky.
OCH d2W
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THE NOVELLE


Is the only Vrringer that has the PATENT
FLA NOE COG WHEELS on both el dis of
the Rolls. IT, cogs Ol1 one end 81 O. TlH are
set relatively BETWEEN those on the OthtT end
fthe SAME roll, virtually forming
DOUBLE GEAR,
And thereby nearly doubling the pur-
chase Tine importance oil setting gears
in this position is not generally fnde--
stoodD Notwithstanding the rolls can sep-
arate freely at either end, the cOg-Wheels
CANNoT be thrown ont Of gear on both
ends of the Wringer at the same time, un-
less the pressure rs taken of.
The NOVELTY is fastened to q tub on
box by q PATENT CURVED CIA1TP. ~ hiCu
has an equal bearing on q tub IRE lcHoEc
length 81 The Wrtnger. Other wringete are
merely fastened TO a EbaVe at each end,
and are thGs liable TO wrench the slaves
from their proper position. and ruin the
tub.
The cog'wheels, thumb-screws, &C., are
nicely galvanized.
Buy the NOV ELTY, o. at least take Is on
trial with any or az others, ana keep the
BEST. Sold everywhere.
n. IL. PHELPS g. CO.,
General Agents
u-- II Cortlandt Street, new York.
seq d&wlm
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Chic & Mississippi.
RETURNING,
TeFre UauEe i Indianapolis.

Leave
Indp'lis.s:55 AL. : 80 a N. l:45 M. $40 P NJ
4ATTfUs
T. He 80 a MO :25 n. l:55 NIL: O5 P N
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Netiee TO Contraotors-

RETEEE C0MmON COUNCIL oP rEe-
s6 City Of Evansville will receive sealed
1869, for grading and paving The aIlay situ-
ate between Chestnut street and Cherry
street, and extending from Seventh street.
TO Eighth street, in Block -, Eastern Eu-
iargemenu.
By order Of the Council.
A. III. hICGRIFF, CLERK
By u. a. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks ufdce, October lst, 1868.
oo2-td Union copy.
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CITY ADVERTIaE
MaTshal Motto.

FEt0, En q CITIZENS 0E Egar-z-
You arc herebv o,aorT a. -
license Tor every car trrev r-er-.-
o.tet tCileiea e every description fa-
9gttiiiIHs tns aainoj and an DOGS E.uua
wllhln the city limits within fer rr.
aIter the publication on Tins notice raf
haVlng the proper eheek ID c1ura.slIf.-
with the ordinance Ia the eese rr.t5.-lr
passed April DO, 1853, shat ~. dsa ~
according to law.
oc12 dot Clf5
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STAGE LINE.

Evans vile & 6rayville Sta 90 Ltns
- ga YES EVANSVILLE EVERY
- FL LIDAY, at 6 AM. from tn 3 corner of
Locust. and Third Streets.
Leav 'es GRANVILLE every WE DNESDAY
at A. NJ ons. the GRANVILLE II ouse.
Far So for tho through tfiIl and IS for
the r. Iund trip. 1y303m
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BUSINESS CARDs.
o. D. w. THOMAS,

rrov,trol d Permanently located in
1919 I1aIIgi Ne. Ind, offers his profess
s IonaSv ster[|iaes to the public He is
graduate e. OP pSe Of 6n rhs oe and meas has
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Be soiieits I pTofas onal business Th he
Doctor wifi devote 2 PoFEt anoal q Dis
time to the treatmen. u 1T SIea,1 Main
eases. Office on Third, taiTs lover
and Locust Streets, up - 49, -. - NAV
Judge IglehaIt's OfficeJ VIII eIe - In an
be found when not professis NAY lllaady,ss
gagged. I +u2 3II
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HENRY WARD
3 e e 9 z e RS
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Eag- Meals served up in the besr stV1a
at all times. Best OF wines, liCiuors' ana
cigars constantly on hand. aug57tf
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REFURNINe.


Evansville Il Charlottesville.
= Leave Exp. Mail. Freight.
7. Haute ....... 40 A NJ. 500 NJ. AS NJ
Vtncennes..... 9:z5 A NJ. s; 05 P NIL 40 A II
Evansville III SO A MILO 81 r.. $40 NJ
E. H. & N. R. R., Northern Division.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily at...-..... 3 200 N.
Train leaves Henderson at........... 4 80 pm.
Arrive at Madisonv1Ile .........-...... 10 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadiscnvtIle daily
Sundays excepted) at-............... % An.
Arrive at HendersOn...... :. ..-... 8 100 Am
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Ma Ghgs Fa Son con both ay g;i5 I'm
trains on the K. q q. Railroad.
STEAMBOAT Lines.
TO LoUISVILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday, Wsdnes-
day, Thursday, Friday. and Saturday at
O'Clock p. n.
no CAIKo-Daily. except Sunday, at
10 GREEE RIvER.-Every Monday Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock
no EAsTPoRT.- Every Tuesday and Sat-
urday at O'Clock p. M.
10 HlElSDETsoN-Daily except Sundays,
ct O'Clock PM. :.
TO NAsavILIE-E Every Tuesday, w4dnes-
day and saturday at P. II.
transient boats daily up and down.
TO CINcINNATI-EYery Saturday at 10
AM.
10 CANNE1ToN- Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 An.
RockportStage (via NeyTburgh and Boon
Vtlle,) carrying the mail, leaves st A. M
or Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. II.
Mt. vernon Mall stage leaves daily lex
oept Sundays at A. M. Arrives daily leg
sept Sundays by2P.M.
To NEwBURG.-HaoK daily Except Sun
o'clock P. NJ.
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EVansVIiIo q UFaWfOTdsVllIe.
Leave Exp. Mail. Freight.
Il. Haute ...... 40 A NJ. $500 p H.. AS A III
Vincennes..... 8 rs A NJ. ;05 P MI 40 A n
EvansyiIe IN SO a M...IO:s4P n. $40 p N
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Business on the wharf was dull up to the
hour OF closing this report........The Vlr-
gaia passed down with a big tlip.........The
Lawrence did not land, but sent some
passengers ashore in yawl-..... The Gin
cinnati Chronicle says the Charmer has
been sold, and Will leave the Evansville
am Cincinnati trade.........The Clara Scott
arrived at P. N. with a good trip........
River matters are dull, and our "Misces- /
iar,-E'' IS necessarily brief
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01
The Flour question.
To rHE EDITOR or raE News,

AZ hh1 EDhioh Va laE NEWS.
Can Mr. Caul6old deny having stated he
would govern himsolF by standard, il the
flour merchants would adopt such for hn7
II tho -four merchants did not meet as q
body, what did thoy meet as2
IL he means IN his communication, to assert
nous in tho 6dSfplNtd yh%o % met wero not guani-
rccommendedS1e asserts what Is not true.
He states that no has inspected tho grades
referred to. and pronounces them below the
standard. yBIll he inform Tho public what his
standard is, and where he gotit2
Would 1t not be advisable for Mr.. Caulaeld
to assume the duties VI a sohoolboy, for tune,
to enable him to rightly construe o sentence?
The writer did not advocate abolshinR tho
ofico. and II not over twenty-five he can
boast Of more years experience in -four than
Mr. q. can weeks. "Flour merchant" like the
Inspector, was not honored with voice In tho
deliberations OF the -four merchants. II that IL
any consolation to him, he ia welcome to it.
Tho -four merchants individually aud col
lectively repudiate the idea Of dictation whioh
Mir. .. Iabors hard to impress ON thu public
mind.
In conclusion, no such conf1ict Of opinion
having occurred between che -four merchants
and any of the inspectors predece ssors. tho
public might safely suspect, with tho writer
that the secret of the whole difficulty lies in
the present incumbent's utter incapsciLy tu
properly discharge tho duties Of the Office,
which he feels. but does not know how to
remedy. This closes tho subject of flour in
spection,, by Flour MEnoHANr.
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The Newly Appreciated pilo,.,
CHARLESTON. 8. c., August 81.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE Nkws

ShhnLASIoN, q. C.t august 81.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
In the DAILY NEWS OF This morning VIC see q
lotter from tho "Ncwly Appointed Pilots," IN
which they ask why tho Committee of the
Chambor OF Commerce did not give ths pnmos
OF lho pilots who had been complained OF as
incompetent. We suppose the respectable
gentlemen who signed the report for the
Chamber OF Commerce knew what they we're
when any responsible persons ask thom for
Information. But we. tho old pilots, nlso
know something about this matter, and
knew that tho newly appointed piluts" could
not pass on examination before competent
Judges. Who are these new piiots2 We be-
lieye that they are Charles Camps, Henry
Rehtert. Frederick Fishcr aud Charles Thomp-
son, and fo1r. colored men: - MuuItrio.
Robert Davis. Edward Jenkins, aud George
Wilson. Rehtert and Thompson have been TO
soa<ouf ws doubt that they can toll the rise
and fall OF the tides. Their experience ns pl.
lots has been limited, and it is not their fault
u they do not know much about potage.
Camps has been to sea. but not III square.
rlgged vessel. II he thinks himself competent
pilot. will he go before the old b )ard and stand
an examins,iou7 Flsher is very ynIpG
man and n t quick in learning. A few months
ago he could not buI the compass and We pro-
Dounce HIM to b, entirely inoom potent, 80
much go, that we would not trust him IN
charge OF pilot boat. OF the colored pilots
we do not know much. Thoy are all very ilhte.
ratio, and two OF tho four havc not boen in n
pliot boat for twcnty years. The public may
judge from this whether thoso .'uewly appoint
cd pilots" are fit to take charge OF vessels
coming into and going out OF Ohnrleston.
49,, OLD PILOTS.
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Circulars Eont. ly o July 8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01

L1sHr READING FOB TH. wAax WEATHER.
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather. Mt strictly
popular prices. nre referred TO tho advertise
ment OF Mr. @. O. Richter. the very entorpris-
Ing aud trustworthy King g-street dealer In books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list viii be
found to:inciude Something to suit every taste,
and It seems to as marvel how he can afford
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