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ssa- During the past year, no freight
trains have been run over the Missis-
sippi Central Railroad on Sunday ,ex
cept on few occasions Of great and
unavoidable emergency-real "ox il
the mirc'' cases land yet more
freightha been transported, more bu-
siness' done by the Road than ever
before, So, doubtless, it would be, il
all mail and passenger trains were
stopped from running on Sunday
most certainly, there would be no
diminution Of the business the pas
senger traffic Of the Road and
then the expense of running Sunday
trains, would be a clear saving.
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Better News for the Rebels.

LATEST FROM CCBA.--The latest
accounts from Cuba state that the
cholera, Gin addition to yellow fever
had broken out among the Spanish
troops, who we're suffering both for
medicine and food, thcir communica-
tious having been cut offby the pa
triots and their reinforcements driven
back with heavy loss. Palmedas
town had been cspttred from the
Spaniards, with t.iefr prisoners and
arms. Another expedition (irom the
Y. 50 600 strong, had been safely
landed at Neusitaa 9rasder and
Joined the Cuban army. The Gu
bans are occupying the highlands aud
are in fine health and spirits Pc,
Coat'a-a new Captain General from
Old Spain--DER ODAs-- had arrived
at Havana with 900 regulars.
Doubtful-those 900 regulars. q
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pGI- They hare i curious way Of de-

pG- They hare curious way Of de-
gliding . prize fight, and giving the
money, pot to the victor but to the
yanquished, at St. Louis. Most GER
tainly, this was the result of thc.re~
cent "mill'' between Giant MoCooLE
and brave little TON. ALLEN near
that city. ALLEN, though weighing
go lbs. less than McCooLE, was cool.
CT and more scientific, and whipped
him as fairly as any "bruiser" ever
was whipped, since prize ting
began ; and yet, apparently, for no
other reason than that a great many
people had risked vast odds on
McCooLE, and that it would have
been inconvenient to lose the money
the decision was given against ''the
best man y and the BIG scoundrel,
McCooLE,was mean enough to pocket
the money.
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PADUcAH AS TOBACCO MAR
KET.- Our Paducah contemporaries 81
both the Herald and the KeaMcls-
tan--contend-a va can we'll be-
lieve it, from what we know of the
place--that Paducah is the best To
bacco Market in the West ;---that.
she pays the highest prices on gPre-
MUM" and, for every otherlkind of
tobacco. Tl.is was shown atthe late
Fair. Louisville, Cairo, Evansville
and Clarksyillc were all distanced on
that occasion. But, We go farther
even than our Paducah friends, and
We eiAsa ta,aa by proper effort their
city may also be made the best Couoa'
naarhet IA The Mississippi Valley, on
account of its being SO paipably and
pronouncedly central to the river
navigation Of that Valley, just as she,
Is also soon - be equally central toj
Z ilKas tzans snrtation of til
wbolp MIpkASD REGloN AT This ceIs
ttiiseat pAnlycAir h admirably losa
ted TO be the Hub Of all Of the
Union this side the Rocky Mountains,
il she only had threofor four Of tae
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international workingmen' 8 Ex li
bition.

/. 1t has been announced III
British Minister at washingtoq on.
NJ. Thornton) that an inter fivnai
exhibition of products Of woiz6ta's
labor, will be held atLoudon il 1870.
and Mr.. Thornton has been request
cd to make the matter known -
the citizehs Of the United States.
which he will proceed 70 do whsr
more fully adviscdin regard 10 the de-
tails. The great aim is % devel' P per
sonal labor throughout the vcrld
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A Humbug Pass Him Around.

Il.
Messrs Editors Canton Mil
My attention has been called to !
communication in your paper, Under
DR.. Connaughtons column Of Hons
Testimonials, in which twas design
ed to give my signature, though the
Doctor IA his attempt At forging il,
made mistake as to my given name.
| hereby declare the attempted use Of
my name unwarrantcd, and the 'tes
timonial, represented As comlns from
me, forgery. ] neither wrote nor
authorized the Doctor to write it I
will state further that / believe. my
wife S death was brought about esrli<s
than it might have occurred bys his
treatment, ! repudiate cyery s1n-
tence in the testimonial, aud I kast
the time it bears date. I lad aIfSaa5
begun to believe in my uind that be
was thorough humbug. lpstead pf
recommending this DR.. Connaaxl axis-
ton therefore as one who can cure
Cancer, I must unhesitasfnBiy warn
those IN affliction against him, ffoina
thorough conviction, now, thsthe il
miserable impostor, Ny wife died
on the night Of the 10Th, and Dr.,
Connaughton leftearly the next morn
ing, though I see he announced his
intention ofremainfhg III Canton uhti1
the 1 9th Of July.
ask space in yonr papsrsto. expass
this impostor. "a cap be addressed at
Carrollton, or1lsck Hawk ID Carrot
raunty. '---.-s
Eosfsesfalls,
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=.
Bg~ sRUNNfNa A Muck, while
ssnder the influence Of Opium, used
y be and probably still is, of frequent
occurrence in the faf East, aud es-
in the tropical islands Of the
Indian Ocean The actor IN one of
nose wholesale tragedies, would, gen
eraily, seize o long knife or dirk,
While mad with the fumes of the di-
'ysolical drug, and start down the
eteet on the run, cutting and slav-
ng, indiscriminately right and left
d hc went-keeping it up until the
people of the town, or village, would
have to rally, and pursue and cut him
down. Strange to say, something
Ike this, Is becoming of frequent and
Farming Occurrence in this country,
Somebody, ,naddened BY strong drink.
takes notion t, run muck, some,
khere in the United States, nearly
every day. The papers teen with
such instances.
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Through to Paducah.

Wesrc pleased to be able TO an
nodee, that the four mile gap in the
saaucah aud Gulf Railroad, between
a.e junction, or crossing Of the Nash
vile and North Western Railroad,
and Troy Station, on the Mobile and
'Jhis r.. r., has been completed by
lkii indefatisahle engineer and cons
''Qhtor, Col. w. c. MoRRIs, and
Kc doublc-daily trains, from Padu-
es& to Troy, commenced running last
week. This will be good news to all
l1ssaested in the trade Of Paducah,
sad in the railway facilities ofthe ood
= PIE of West Tennessee, North
l4sjpPi md North Alabana, gems
dslly.
N0w, may we well say, ''by St.
Id the work goes braycly on"
trd 16w, too, may all the world see
&st the sstsrr of Paducah is in the
asecndaut in esesv quarter of the COM
rsrcIai and internal Improvement
la.ntaincnt.
Those who may feel like trading
V ! Paducah-es especially since the
aaoption Off through tariff of freigLts
witch gives that city the advantage
Of from 25 to 60 per cent over all Other
lfaes and cities-would do we'll te
4 " our well assorted column Of
Paducah advertisements and
ayertisers. The latter are all
q sle highest commercial standing
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s4wSssissSiSRSAh
! i53:s .A s1s'ss
HISS. AND TENN. RAILRO

Hiss. AND TENN. RAILRC ID
From and after May 2nd, 1862, trains
vii run us follows;
Express Troia-- DAILY, except S'Hlsyl
leave Memphis 80, p. m,--ori Gre
nada % 50, p. m. Leave Grenada g. 90
a m--arrive Memphis $50, p. NJ.
Mail Train daily leaves Memphis 1l.45
a. m, arrive at Grenada SIS. a. u, Leave
a'renada 45, a M, arrive at Memphis
800, p. N.
Freight Train DAILY except Sundays,
Leaves Memphis, 4.55 am. arriving at Gre
NADIA 2,3o pm.
Leaves Grenada, $50 a. m. arriving at
Memphis, 2.5Op.m.
A S. LIvERMoRE, Gen'l Supt.
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= essa. Some Of our best exchanges
occasionally show a "falling off, sither
industry, Or spri ghtliness, or both.
domcr sometimes mods, you know.
sat, We do not remember ever to
I've seen the least symptom of a
! backward movement on The part Of
~ sterling contemporary, the Sum
nft 7isacs. CoopER, who is editor,
nasineas man, sfactotum, indeed, of
18th the papar and the job Office, ccx
alg hasis. gps ! laAy bouc n his
paPa always fresh,
ke, bears the uncr-
resul, as well rs an
Z. ss'A His course, we
onward and up~
rely reach The
ell9sspIcoously crowned With tho inn
Hortal bays Of enduring success. g..
may It be
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.
=. CENTRAL RAILROAD

rom and after May. sra, 1869, traja.
rill run as follows:
Passenger Train going North leaves Can
tNa, 4:lo, am, passes Water Valley. 4 3 o.
e.spaagrIye az HUMBOLDT ESQ pm.
/ Passenger train going south, leave'
dumtel5t 5I2. am passes Water Valley
Aus, pm, arrive at Canton, 1923, Pan.
Express train going South, leaves Hum
hotdt 0 20 pm. passes Water Valley, sop
M; irrives at Canton II 40 IN.
Express train going North leaves Canton
8 3 m, passes Water Valley ] > 81 y N
Gs;iye at lIanhi.it n N.
= treignt trtius attt,- - Nt..nr TANry
srom the North At 8 as pm From N,
coH.h g. am.
Freight tr,,a, leave Water Valley for the
North ~ 500, am. For the South, f.4b
,.,t. +. d. FROST.
Gen'l Sup't
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JSoA HARi.tN.

.44i9 "a
a. H SrkR,gsSs ox n i struAs
81 4: = 1 q |||||; n; n q
! sssI ztxs ban III sen
estabiishu(eot of imperialism buE 1
determined cffort 81 lbe part ois fhs
people 70 preserve free institutions
The remedy he says, u nct III seres-l
sion, that was tried and found insniis I
cient il must be at the ballet box
He calls upon the people Of tho sew
eral States to seriously consider
whether they maintain free institu-
tons or accept imperialism. That
we are rapidly drifting. as Mr. Ste~
phens Indicates, none, can deny Pas
sion ard prejudice rule the day. The
dream OF the fanatic is reality. Purity
and ability have fed froin the admin
istration Of Justice, and corrprtida
and fraud crept into nearly evory de-
partment Of the Government. Well
may the GeoSfjn statesman shud3s,
over the future Of hiscountry Time.
and earnest and patient ciforts may
restore the good old order of things
but the view ahead, Just. now, ii
olonmv indead e
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ADVERTISERS.

MILLINERY.
Miss MAGGIE E. SIM0NS.,
TAILoRg..
.F II, THOMPSON, two doors
seatis ~ as,7sz = isstf 3ssssssg ; 3 s
SILVER sMrrHr.
N. ?. Raglan, 23, Main street
+. II. GREEN, Of London.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
SOUTHERN LIFE Insurance Co;
Robt Prophft, local agent
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE ms.
Co.; NJ. D. L. Stephens, local agent
LIFE ASSOCIATION Of Ameri-
ca s. Il. Pope, sec, Columbus, Miss.
MILLS.
ALTHEA PLAINIG mill, G.
Bergland, Proprietor
WATER VALLEY FIGURING
mill, W. Douglass, Proprietor.
STOVES, TIN-wARE, ETC.
sROBT. CRAWFORD.
FURNITURE.
ABBEY, DARRELL, CHANCE,
undertakers, furniture dealers and gen
erai agents.
LdvERY STABLES. Z.
ADDINGTUN & WILSON, Main
street.
A0ENcIES.
J. D. ROBERTSON, agent for
monuments and tomhstoncs, insurance,
Gulletts atssl brush cotton gins
scHooLs.
CONNIER0LA a. EOLLEGE J, w.
Q. HAl1 naaeil y Z n 4
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"REMEMBFfR THE SABBATH
DAY"
Railroad Kings, Attention.

published in these columns, ah'article
warmly advocating the pIoprioty Of
a simple observance of'the Christian
Sabbath by a'Christian people. That
article was written at the request of
our fellow -workingmon-~railroad ems
ployees, espe:ially-whose engage
ments with their employers often re-
quire them 70 violate the Fourth
C5nmaudnent. Those employers,
again, on their pa ,saaa sf.fsA-ssa -
their express, written contract with
the Government, and sort of tacit
agreement with tfte pub lie, to run
their trains on Sunday, fer the pur-
pose of carrying the mails and trans
porting passengers.
Now, though no purist, no member
of the rugged band of rigid righte
Gus, we think it demonstrable to all
fair>minded men, that a complete
stoppage Of all passenger, as well as
all freight trains, on Sunday, would
IN the long run work no loss or in
convenience to any one. Nor would
it, in the least, curtail the amount of
business. The same may be said Of
the stoppage of steamers, canal boats,
and all craft used in tue inland navi-
CATION of the country, Whether it
would do to apply the rule to OCEAN
navigation, we will not wentare to de-
eide. This much may be said, how
ever, on that branch Of the sal5ect -
Let all ocean steamers, intending to
cross the Atlantic, or all ocean>craft
whithe rspever on long voyages bound,
bs required to start on Monday, and
make po!!t by Saturday night, if
possible, for tho purpose Of "tieing
upon suudsy..
If. as is plainly taught by the
Creator, oi ali Things n his 4e1soals :,
word, one rest day in every seven is
absolutely necessary to the physical
and moral well~beiag of man, then il
necessarily follows that he who rests
| tbo ono dax, IN set,on ann s.,v, ,hol
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srccias savs.,iscn,en,.. n

One SQUARE, art 9scrtion, 81 -; ca, b
subsequent insertion, eis-
Personal cards, sshm admissible, chsrged
double rates.
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WATER VALLEY


PROFESSIONAL
Dk. DAVIDSON, Oheo over the
losl .}1aA4, wilson 4 Leach.
i'f PIX s2s J. pgactie'ng phys.
ilR ]. iiEYy I;5s plg, sisia1 and
sas An Aain eeei.
l,nA Art sls4sist and photo
isPhsi.
Il. i. IsoM.
DR. G. MONTGOMERY, Duncan
sIaeg37t. PR0PHIT, patent medi-
cincs Dr.. Davidson, agent.
DRY GOODS.
Walden & HERRING.
CAREY & McCONNICO, Success
sors to Carey & Ross.
NJ. LOEI & CO., Main street.
STEPHENS Il CO., dry goods,
groceries, produce, &C., Main street.
WILSON, WOODS & LEACH,
dry goods, groceries,. &c. 81 Main street.
BOYD & CANT. No. %, Main st.
" II. BRISTER, one door nortb
IL the Collins House,
! SIMMONS & VEST, Front Row.
coEFEEyILLE ADVERTISEMENT.
pR. j. a. P kennedy, Druggist,
cotfceville, Miss
I aYANT & HEBRON, Dealers in
Dry Goods, Groceries and Planta-
siotssupplys.
y WALTHALL 4 GOLLADAY, At
torneys at Law.
GROCERIES.
] v. J JOHNSON, Main Street.
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cLUE RATES.

s6y" THK sccrHRns n kefg vii be fur
he'd 10 selscribefs " The following fow
prices
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%1. & rGcmlnandry. No. q.
'pLDS its regular oouelaves, in
.tr Valley, at the Masonis Hall
3'r Carey & Ross store, I'd Wednesday OF
t., ny month.
J. X. FULSoN, EM. CoM.
II. l.. DrNoAS, Recorder.
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MASONIC.

WATER EY COUNCIL No, as.
M,ets H vaesday OF every month,
Mas Il.N Var o~~-ss -.a Rossl .fora
,. X. FULSON, r. l. G. VI.
n, l. ,">S, Recorder
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Communicated,
IN MEMORIAM.

MITcHELI.'s X ROADS, I
Miss, June %, 1869.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-21

?. 0le 2pufIfl IdlleH. .4ti-'-- +'ts
Die GreisniHe brdnsten G8 NIT uh.
9lautli@er mN btanaai9rnNer S@nelIis-
felt. a.a ar sH4 sa.ss 8yi
glm II. Suni bate Selttrreih NIT fell.
usn Gsrtinretsn bic Snnreserseutiru ee-
gen greuben belGlcAcn, am 16, Stunt
riiften prinI 8rispri& &arl unb General
Serwartb BON 8ittenfslo nit ibrtu Or.
ms.n In Sa6len Elm unp f6on am IS.
Suni mar Gresren pbne S6psrtitreia
pUn ben preueen ,beiebt. a6S 4
Sn, beuitItsu Sdsen iiksri6rittsn bic
Sreiben bic GrtnSen SannpperS unp
8urDe1ens, wa9renp an rer Ihleff6su
@rsn,e bic Sssridulen fid msbr unt ms9r
ecneentrirten. s e-rs4T sliwns,
Sier lassrie Die Sipsits Irmfe rrS 8rpn.
prtn5sn, bic I6Iefl6e @rmss senanni, sns
IammenSeltbt ans Gem / :, 5. unc6. gr-
msecprpS une her 0arpe. Gle laAerte in
Der Ndbs Der 5eitunS NsiFr unpferwar,
tetr nit llnsseuIb BEN 8sIebt gum Sur=
riiden. n'ii- f'f "1.ta Nth74 20 H'1A7
Gs mar am atsns ties 20. Stunt ais
bic Sripst gum rriten Male felt tsm aps'
marfA bier einanesr pieterlabsu. ,5,4
Die 5ruppen la9fn i'm Sipouaf; itrob
Ntbsl unt 8sssn Icrerten bic 8adtfruer
lufis enpcr anp bier an rtn 6euern Ia.
ssrtsn alle gBaHen9attunssn in rtunisr
@ruspiruns. at.a-.3l Gss 81. 1faHia4
Der @rti(lerItbauptmann 8rib Urn
gBtrnsr, iein greniisrlieuttnant Gbml,np
Don SaafeSt, Der Stsrieusrwsrfsr Sant
bsr SsernetIisutsnant 39sCoor Yaui, Der
llnterclf,ier 3Impsl unb Der 0tfrsits
S&srmaun ter 9aSartb9ebilfe Sermann
Sanf, Elm StatSar,t unp einisr Suiarsn-
Cffeiere tlcsten bic btrpcrastneen Ser.
Icnen elmer Grupps, In str cine lsbr lsb-
bate untsrbaltuns ssfiibrt wurre.
Die Na&riAten iber ben Giumarld,
rsr Yrsuben in Sadien, Sannopsr uni
8urbefru ,rarsn einsetrcffrn, Elm Srecn'
uan3pffisisr Bate lie aus rem Saupt'
quarter mIt9stra@t, Fe biIeflen baS 19emd
res G,slprahrs. Els5le HsU
llne rieIss 3bema mar nod lanss ni6
sriG6pft, ais Elm lllanrucffjter an re,
@ruppe pprbeilprrnets. -rg ri l-;gi7.
Der 6auptmann rief ibn an.
.sGaS sistt'S gleusS, &amsrds9" fraat'
er, s9tr Gilr -. =" r '.'- ~ 80. = I,
,@spuISiSrn sic fdeins balts Stnntf
lIautete bic 9niwcrt .lutalo i'd msiH'
Seltblt psm cOmmaubirneen GENERA
itsrbra6t bats. ltrbe i'd 9bntn ssri
Nrte." - '- '1l 5..aa7 ,ta7i Ht
~ nDd tsttitst Fb stpaS sBi6ti9es pUr
laats GsOrS, rem SifSier nadiaauens
nsett el&t morgan ssbt Der 1apl lcs."'
.,Sn @ptteS 9lapsn." ssrRitsrte be
Ynmisrirutsnant, ,,pir vie hatsn risf
srmiicente llhibdtiaisit lineit fat. ~. 2
,Npd 0laute i'd es niht" bsmt!ti
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,aNIGttcrs EOb0d

: eStr QuaIfat rnip6eblf ~ tsn biaisaa prtiisn
r 15iu8 a Gbas. Ircpp, tadapanna 6aus,
Shfnpanna aSfnus, nabf bfm Gfpet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-21
Spbn @pfem, &iifer,

smPFsblt FR benz ttutlatn gublifum sSn Srrdn.
ton unb unssgsnb jur Nnftrtisuns ron alien in
lein 9eibdft einl6laafnftn neufn Nrbeitsu. 8r-
parattirsn psrsen sttufaas prompt uub GUT 81
friebsnbsit bsiUrst. ~
gu srfrnsen Gde tfr GstaT unb alberltrabs,
II. Ware, Ceer in psrrn 8Ubinlcns 9rauHri.
2ln7 9Obn &0ltn, aiiffr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-21

5Er Sni9sBrnnabme ppn Stpplilsn int Yeiriss
pOn nitt penistr ais sinem Dollar ron
Sngenieuren, ......
SremI Iern,
Na d tlten,
aucperfsrn t.j-
9Rtnfrn, r.-..
1aslBbusrh
W etbtrh
4tnbern
uub Nnesrrn, an pel6sn 9nterelleu e1laubI
pereen in llebsrsinfimmuns nit ben gserudttn
Rtaelu uno Ne9ulaticntu, ppn bensn sine Gcpit
vrn ben llntsrSsihnstsn cher ben Der Snnf Su Be-
fomhsn il. ....'.
9amsS 8lair praiittnt.
SdmeS arbbalb, 1m;,, "a. yas.,,,..
9cbn 8. Sutpbin, Y'"H'''"'"
Oscar 6. Wcprr, Salbirr. H..slf.
Direftoreu mS StrpaIter
SAINTS Blair, Scbn SaneIey,
9amsS @rdbalb, Sanfprp G|rant,
Spbn 8. Sutpbin Z. 3. 5unt,
Daniel Sotpfl, 6eprae 6iIbsr,
Sames 2. SIreum,
Stranton, 3. Sft 1867. ..E.t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

During the Winter Of 1869, I con-
tinued my examination Of the various
records of the county, as time from
other engagements gave opportunity.
l found on the Commissioners re-
cords that allowances had been made
to Mr.. Bisch by thai body at different
times clearly In violation of law, and
upon the authority conferred by my
appointment, on the 14th day Of April
last, I began a suit against him IN the
Court of Common Pleas, to recover
the sum of 500, 600, money which l
believed had been illegally paid cat
If the County Treasury. Then there
were three suits pending against him
IN April, 1869, viz: two indictments IN
the Circuit Court far ext0rtion, and
one civil suit brought in the name of
the county to recover back the money
| into the Treasury.
| Judge Parrett having resigned the
| Office of Judge, | obtained his ser
vices to aid IN prosecuting those cases.
Upon consultation We decided that il
was more important to the public to
recover back the money, than to pun,
/ ish Mr.. Bisch under the criminal law
/ anu do lAiG Il idi VI NL4C lnUlCLHCuLe
might possibly Cadaager the suit fol-
! the money, we deliberately dismissed
the indictments.
This suit to recover back the
money stands for trial during the
present term of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of this county.
As you!have 10 the same article in.
timated that Democrats have aided il
these prosecutions against Mr.. Bisch
| will further state that majority o.
the Grand Jury who found the frs
indictments IN October, 1867, were
Repub !icaas. as is also Capt. Har
grave, who, as Prosecuting Attorney
drafted them: and Judge Gregory
also, who required Mr. Bisch 10 give
bail for his appearance again to an
sYer at the next term of the Circui
| Court
Please publish this card, and oblige
respectfully, A L. ROBINSON
EVANSVILLE IND, Monday, Sept
| goth, 1869.
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Err NE w S.
forother Rfver Tterls see 7hird Page.


There were strong indications OF rain
last night, and some rain did fall during
the afternoon. The river continues to fall
fast The only additional port list was
the j. L. Graham, to Henderson; Fanny
Brandeis, to Cairo.
Negotiations were entered into yester-
day for the sale of the Norman TO parties
in this city, which viii, no doubt, be closed
up early this morning. In consequence Of
this the Norman turned her freight over
TO the Fanny Braudeis and lies up for the
present.........The BraDdeis had 8 sp endid
trip out.........The Dexter passed up last
night at 10 O'CLOCK, without laBding.......
The tow-boat Tom Reese came up with a
big tow. Wash. Phillips. Of the John
Lumsden brought her thus far, and new
pilots We're procured to take her up the
river-...-....Buck Pearson, tar-kesper Of the
Fanny Brandeis, stopped OF this trip. II
IS said that matrimonial engagement
were the eause.....--.Captain Richmord la,
command OF the New York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21
THE MARKETS.


BY Telegraph NEW York. Sept. 20.
CorToN-Decidedly lower; sales Of p 900
bales at 29Lc for middliDg uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts IS 48l barrels; heavy;
5dl0c lower; sales OF 1890 barrels 40 Is 50
as . for superiiue State and WESTERN
81 2Ja8 IS for extra State; 90 2006 IS for exc
ira Western; f0 6j97 GO for white wheat
extra: 50 3 as 80 for round hoop Ohio !
s8 50QT 90 for extra Sc. Louis, good 70
choice; included IN the sales were 300
barrels extra, for export, at 50 5046 co. de-
Hvered. Rye -four quiet.
CORN EAI.-Wfthout change.
WHIsKY-WithOut material alteration =
sales cf $50 barrels Western, free, at 81 l4ia
wHEAr-Receipts 820. 257 bushels. open.
ed quiet and firm and closed heavy ana
@2c lower sales Of 10000 bushels at 81 80
prime; 81 So for No 8 do; ii 4osI43 for
Winter 10 prime Winter red and amber
western: 81 569l 81 for amber and Tonnes
white California, and el 30 for choice
white Tennessee.
RYE-Quiet
BAR1EY-DuIl.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-Receipts, 1884, 23 bushes. Heavy
aGd 20 lower; sales or $1,000 bushels 40 glu
0s for unsound new mixed Western 81 %
al ia for sOund dos 81 l40i is tor Western
yellow, the latter prices an extreme.
OATs--RecetDts, ,69j bushels Dull ana
declining; sales Of "a 90 bushels az 6lWG1c
02963e
BUGAR-Acttve and &c higher; sales OF
1000 hnds al lltzGli5Ec for extra: I2dl8Zc
for Porto Rico; 300 boxes Havana at lsf'g
121zc; Brazil i21zc.
MoLAssEs-Dull and unchanged.
,PETEoLEUM-Quieta at 105<c FOR crude and
/ % c tor refined.
LINsEED OIL-Firm and quiet Il glaI o.
EPIRrTS IuRPEETINE-Qu let.
PR .YIsIoSs-Pork firmer; sales 675 Dbl.
at e3l 2343i 43 for mess. closing &C S8l 3.
cash: $50 10 for old do. S27aZ so for prime
and $50 5000 50 for prime mess; Beef 4
steady; sales Of i2j bb's at Is dO8I3 % fol
new plain mess, and lG9H for new extra
mess; Beef Hams quiets sales Of % bbla al
25g30c; tut Meats quiet sales Of I'D pack
ages II l4s48l5Ac for shoulders. and l7@ib
for hams middies quiet; sales II IS bONe
ice-cuTed at l63k0l6ISc.
LABD-Duli; sales $50 tiercea 10 l61aMl64'
for steam, chiefly ls5Ic. and l99i9Hc 70
kettle rendered also 30 tos steam, selIe
az ls5{c.
B0TTER-Quiet at 25a28c for Ohio.
CIEtsE-Steady az l39t6zc.
FREIGHTs - 10 Liverpool quleti ship
ments o. p 600 bushels wheat az lOlf8l0k'
per steam, aud 800 barrels Of Hour q
p ca per sail.