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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-14
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by telegraph NEW YORK, oct. 10.
CoTToN-A shade firmer, closing quiet;
sales Of 800 bales NJ 20Hg291zc for mid
FLoUR-Receipts I.275 barrels: the mar
ket IS rather more steady: sales 1O 4nt
barrels at s 4j0b 90 Tor superane state and
Western; S. 709O = for extra State: % Goa
So 20 for extra Western SO 25M8 81 for
for white wheat extra IS 8O9G - for round
hoop Ohio; 80 GG7 for extra St. Louis; i70
s so for good 20 choice, and closing quiet,
including Gales OF $50 barrels low grades
OF extra for export az $3.50 =. Rye -four
IN moderate requests sales Of $50 barrels a.
81 7586 %.
COEN MEAI.-Qulet.
WHIsRY-WithOut decided change sales
Of 800 barrels Of Western At 81 2@I22, free.
WHEAT-Receipts 1864 bushels market
shade firmer, but quiet; sales OF 755DJ
bushels at 81 - for NO. 3 Spring: ST 30 for
inferior No: do. 81 A for prime new. Mis-
amber Western I; 81 5fa5l 20 for white Genes.
see; 81 65 for white California.
RFE-DuIl.
BARLEY-Flrn1er; sales Of $500 bushels OF
Canada West, TO arrive, at 81 s..
BARLEY MALT - In moderate request;
sales Of 1900 bushels az 81 a. for old state :
C0RN-ReeeIpts 1861 bushels; market
lgZc betteri sales OF 5000 bushels az 5gcW
81 90 for unsOund mixed Western: - 0l8
81 Is for sound do. T; 81 10 for white Western.
OArs-Heceipts 33,0 900 bushels: marx ct
dull aud without decided change; sales Of
5zOyg nustiels at 631z@0Gc for new Southern
and Western.
RICE-Flrm.
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR Active; sales or 900 hogsheads
AZ 20 l21zc for Cuba; 12IgI21zc for Porto
/ MoLAssEs Dull
| PETROLEUlf-Flrmer at 325<c for refined.
| HOPS Quiet at lOd20c for American.
| IOAL--Domestic in fair request at STA
/ u ~ BY the cargo foreign scarce and firm
/ AZ al6 5O4lI % for Liverpool house camel.
| IEATHER-H emlock sole steady az 80a8lc
/ for Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light
! and middle weights.
WooL-Quiet; sales OF 10000 pounds at
/ 45g5fc for domestic fleece, $685. for un-
! washed, SIC for tubbed, and 42g47Ilc FOR
| pulled.
LINsEED OIL-Dull at slGI OF for casks.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Duil at 47@471Sc.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales Of 900 Dbls
40 s25 5000 30 Tor mess. closing az $50, cash !;
| 80 I5g26 IS Tor prime and s28 5O99 p for
/ prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales Of 135 bbIs a, s8aI3
| Tor new plain mess: gl29iz % for new extra
mess; also, 50 tierces india mess az SOL.
Beef hams steady sales Of 10 bbls at $50
&c.
CUT MEATs-Flrm sales Of $50 packages
| st l434gl0lS for shoulders; l76l8c for hams.
MIDDLRs-Quiet and unchanged
LARD-Dull and heavy sales OF 80 tlerccs
at l19l6c; steam ls9l6Ic; sales OF go tierceg
kettIe-re ndered steam, buyer, October, at
BUrrER-Firm at 2Oa82c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Firm at 169i71zc.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Dull ard
lower. etl
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River Feispascflan

CINcINNATI, Oct l3.-ArriVed-P Packets.
Departed-W auanita, Memphis: Charmer,
Evansville. River falling, with 0 feet in
the channel. Weather cool.
MEMPHIS. oct. I3.-Wealher clear and
pleasant. Departed Arkans. q
River; Grsat Republic and Magenta, New
Orleans,
LOUISVILLE, oct. l3.-Port List--Abeona,
Memphis TO Cincinnati; Armadillo, New
Orleans to PitLsburg; Lawrence, Cincinnati
to New Orleans; Wild Duck, rt. Louis to
lftts5urgi Saiado, PitLsburg to New Or
Robinson, Cincinnati to st. Louis. River
falling, with feet 4 inches water on the
falls, and foot 2 inches over the rocks.
Weather clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, October -. - Arrived /:
Nick Longworth, Thompson Dean, Mary
DaVage, Jennie Howell, and LightWOOd.
Departed: StOnewall, for st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, October tI3.-Riyer falling.
Weather fair anu cold.
ST.. LOUIS, oct. I3-POft List.-Arrived:
Ida StOckdale, Memphis Falls Pilot,
Louisville; Nick Wall, Lexington; Andy
Johnson, Keokuki Milwaukee, 81. Paul.
Departed: Zee and ba1ges and Richmond,
New Orleans; Bon Accord, Metropolis;
Andy johnson, eOkuk; City OF st. Paul,
AMI ity OF Cairo, Memphis; Anna, in
cinnati; W.J. Lewis, Omaha CARA, Kan
sas City. River falling slowly, and all the
upper streams declining. Weather clear
and warm.
CAIRO, October 13.--Port List--A. Baker,
Cairo to Tennessee River. 10 i. n; Indiana
Louisville To New Orleans, 10 A. N. (; Quick
step, Evansville packet, 10 A. NJ; Sham
rock, Cincinnati TO It. louis, 9 A. NJ; Con
tincntal, TT. Louis TO New Orleans i ~ M !.
Raven, st. Louis ana return, 3 T.. n. Com
n-0nweaitn, New Orleans 10 st. Louis, 4 p
NJ; Belle Memphis, Memphis tos5t. Louis g.
p. M Sam BrOWh, Lousy lie to Cairo, 5.
p. n. River Stationary; clear; 10 ercuTy Co.
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FALL AID NINEER, 1869.
strOuse 8 Eos. No. IS Maln SIC

GtrOuse & Bros, Nc. IS Main Street,
Have now a very large assortment
Of Fall and Winter Clothing. Their
stock consists of beautiful Scotch and
Melton Suits. Fine Black, Blue, and
BY'oa1n short Frock Goats, splendid
Beaver, Mellon and CHinchjM OUer-
coats, SALTS for Boys from three TO
fifteen years old. 4 large assortment
of Mems and Boys wear, and Cassi-
mere Shirts, &c.
Having taken especial pains and
care in manufacturing our Clothing,
we are confident that, for durability
and finish, they cannot be excelled.
All in need of anything in our line
will do we'll to give US a call.
oct14 st STROUsE & Bros.
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80 Il R III n - 8 .
g0s oalsr Fatysr Isems see 47rtrd Iaqgs.

The additional arrivals ana departures
up to two O'Clock this morning, include
the Fayette, from Henderson,; John
Lumsden, TO Cairo; Petrolia, from Camel
ton Morning star, Louisville to Hender-
son and return; Caneia, from Cincinnati
to st. Louis
The Lamsden. had only Moderate trip
out......-.The PetroIia No. ? arrived with a
bully trip Of both freight and people.
She will make close connection with the
grand bail at greensboro to- night, and will
lie over there on Friday evening to bring
people down from the fair.......Cap.
tain Triplett reports from I've and bali
to six feet water at French Jsland.........
The Morning Star had fair trip, and took
a large party up 10 attend the Greensboro
Fair to-day. She arrived about So p. n,
and had not left at O'Clock this morning.
...-....TAe Camelta passed down with big
load OF freight at p. II. She put Off lot
of glass at this pOint.......Capt. Jack Grs M
mer telegraphed 10 Duke Nicholson that
the Quickstep viii be here at 0 O'Clock this
morning. She left PadCcah at l p. II. yes
terday........Capt. Glenn. Matheny received
dispatch from TuscumblR, Ala, yeste.-
day, that there was no prospec for rise
in the Tennessee River. This viii not
uAASNt Low E4AAAA AA~ sA7 1AAH -
light draught.........The latest report OF the
stage of water to Cairo is that the
thinnest place is at Walkers Bar,
at which point there Is i've Ieet~.......
The last investigation OF tie Cumberl and
disaster appears to have been satisfactory,
and from the following dispatch from
Captain Lowth, We suppose the officers are
fully exhonerated:
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Is.
p. HcRNBRooK Cum berland case all
right. W. a. LOWTH.
We have been shown letter from Capt.
Albert Stem, OF the strsder, TO a gentle
man In this city, in which lie proposes to
sell one-half or twO-thirds OF his boat 10
parties in this city, for the purpose OF plac-
ing the p. w. Strader ia the Evansville
and Memphis trade during the season. He
thinks good trade could be built up be-
tween Evansville and Memphis, and says
that the SFader can du tie bin, as "A first
class boat for that trade.
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Cincinnati MARKER.

BY TeIeEraph.l OIHoINNATT. October 10.
FLoUR-Unehange and quiet
NHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
CoRG-A shade hrmer; ear soc.
OATS-Duli al b5Mb7c.
RYE-Duil at 6SlS9c.
BARLEY-Duli at 81 90 for prime FAN.
COTTCN-Duii: mtdding Csc.
IoBACCo-Ddu end prices dropping but
not lower.
WmTsRY-Quiet at 81 Is.
PoRK-Mes s dull at S3l.
BULK MEATs-NOne offered.
BACON firm at lie for shOulderF, and
z0zc for sides.
LARD -H14c and The demand IS light.
BUTTER- Firm prime 3Js To 35c.
EGGS-ScaTce and firm az DC.
CHEEsE-Firm az l0Qi01Sc for Western
Reserve, and l71zglsc Tor factory.
SEED5-So change; market dun In both
clover and timothy.
OILs-Duli at CSC Tor llnseed, lard gl 300,
81 IS, petroleum 3l93lc for refined.
GOLD-5I 30 buying.
ExcHAEGE-Dulia and lower at l-I) dis
count buying. and par selling.
MONEY-MarEet close.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-A man who
gave his name as Tom Smith. for be-
ing drunk, was taxed S. 70, which he
paid.
James Kelly and Mike Callahan
we're charged with being disorderly at
Charles Eberhardt's saloon on Mon
day aight, plead guilty, and were fined
s. 80 each. The evidence was weak.
and If they had not plead guilty,
would probably have been discharged.
Charles Eberhardt, after an inves-
tigation on the charges of being dis
orderly and keeping a disorderly
house, was declared innocent and
was acquitted.
An old citizen, for following
chicken coop to stand on the side.
walk overnight, was fined 81 60.
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MADELINE F. LAUeHL1N.

Secretary.
The number of children that
had been received in the Asylum
up to January, 1868, was 81.
Total number admitted to Oct. 4, lS69.......8i
Total number taken
Remaining in Asylum
Of the above number admitted to
the Asylum, 80 have been received
since January 1st, 1868. OF this
number 20 were boys, whose ages
varied from seven weeks to fifteen
days; and eighteen were girls, whose
ages varied from SIX 10 sixteen years
Homes have been furnished to z
since January, 1868. The total mum
her furnished with homes is 81.
OFFICERS APPOINTED.
The following officers have been
appointed by Mrs. John Shanklin,
the President of the Board of Lady
Managers:
President Mrs. w. j Lowry.
Treasurer-Mrs. VIM. Baker.
Secretary-Mrs. 81. f. Laughlin.
Binding Committee - Mrs. Sarah
Foster and Mrs. Thos. III. Archer.
Receiving Committee = Mrs. Lu-
Gina Harrington, Mrs. Jas. Uric, Mrs.
G. Schrenk.
Purchasing Committeo-M:s. Jacob
Sinzich, Mrs. W. w. Morgan, Mrs
Joseph Turnock.
Matron-Mrs. r. Kinney.
From the above reports. it viii be
seen that the Orphan Asylum has
done a great deal of good, and at a
small comparative cost. Little chill
dren have been taken care Of that
would otherwise have been thrown
upon the cold charities of the world.
The Asylum, under the matronship of
Mrs. Kinney, is kept neat and clean,
and the children are made to feel at
home. If old enough, they are fur
nished with books and sent to school
The grounds are richly ornamented
with flowers and shrubbery, and the
little children are taught that clean
illness is next to Goodness. The city
and county each give $50 per month
to this institution, which is used in
an economical manner. The Orphan
Asylum is one of the most useful in
stitutions that exists in our city; and
as long as the affairs are managed in
as prudent a manner as heretofore, it
will never be allowed to lack for do
nations TO continue It's good work.
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SIEEEF RAILROAD MEETING.-The
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Street Railroad Company. yesterday
afternoon, was but SHINY attended
Nothing of Importance was transacted
1t was concluded to hold an adjourn
ed meeting at the Office of John j.
Chandler. on Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock, at which time it is hoped
there will be a large attendance OF
stockholders.
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Bg Towering Bulbs, just r

B~ Flowering Bulbs, just re-
ceived, at the Floral Gem. A choice
selection of Bulbs, comprising Hya-
cinths, Tulips, Crocus Scillas, Snow
Drops, Crown Imperial. &C., &C.,
warranted first class and true to
name. for sale at Eastern Catalogue
prices. Bouquets and Floral Decora-
lions furnished at short notice, by
leaving orders at the store on Locust
Street, between Second and Third, or
at the Garden on Oakley Avenue.
between Tenth and Eleventh Streets,
near Mr.. Heilman's new residence.
CARMoDY & NELSON,
oc14 2t Florists.
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TIME CHANGED-The fine Hender-
son packet Fayette changed her time
yesterday, and will hereafter leave in
the afternoon at o'clock precisely, in
order to connect with the train on the
E., Fl. & N. Railroad, which now
leaves Henderson for Madisonville at
4:30P.M. This is an important item to
passengers and shippers. Next week,
during the Fair, the Fayette will leave
this city at Q A. N. and l P. H., and
will return in the evening before sup
per, giving all persons so desiring, a
chance to go to the Fair and return in
the afternoon. We have no doubt
this arrangement will cause a full
attendance from this city.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The trial of
Josephine Todd, for living with VIM.
Van Baker without being married,
was tried yesterday morning The
defendant was found guilty and was
sentenced to pay a fine of S. and be
sent to the County Jail for three
months.
The Grand Jury found indictments
against Harry Porter and Rachel
Stinson, for living together in an un-
married state, and they were arrested.
Rachel gave bond in 800, and Porter
was held in default of $500 bail.
Ten indictments for selling liquor
without license, and one for assault
and battery, were returned against
John McClain. He was arrested in
the evening, and held to bail in the
sum of 5000.
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BY Cable.l LONDON. Oct. 10.
Consols, 0j1<; $40 bonds-'05s, 81; 5G7a.
s31Si '02s, eiM; l0-i0i, 10. Bonds firm At
Frankfort, $50. Eries, 235z.
PARIS, october 13.-Bourse quiet: Rentea,
III 4Oc.
LIVERPOOL, October i3.-The cotton mar
ket is tending downward middling up-
lands ND; New Orleans, l21&d: sales.
5000 bales. California white wheat. nos Al /:
Winter, 9s Sd red Western, 9s Ga. Flour
Peas, as Cd. Pork, ll0s. Beef, eGs Lard
rs Cd. Cheese, 6js Cd. Bacon, 0Js "a
Spirits Petroleum, OILS ID refined, Is Sd.
Tallow, AIS.
HAvRE, October 70. Cotton quiet and un-
changed.
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Splendid Opportunity for Investment

This desirable property, located in
the very best portion of the city of
Evansville, convenient for business
and admirably adapted for private
residences, subdiVided into lots of %
to 80 feet front and 127 to 142 feet in
depth, each lot fronting on a sixty-foot
street and running back to a. fifteen
foot ally, will be offered for sale. at
Public Auction, on Wednesday, Dc
tober 10th, 1869, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
without reserve, the sale continuing
from day to day, presenting one of
the most eligible and desirable means
of investment ever offered In this VI
cinity, as Evansville is one Of the
most thriving and promising cities in
the West, containing 10000 to $1,000
inhabitants, possessing great foundry
and manufacturing interests, and
largely commanding the commerce of
the Ohio, Cumberland and Green
Rivers, aDd Of the Wabash Valley.
Title in all respects perfect.
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash,
balance In one, two and three years,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
VIM. CAPELLE, Agent.
FL. GUMBERTs & 7. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneers. oct1ldtf
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MONEY SAyED.-R. W. Harper &
Co., No. 80 First Street, arc now Of
fering to the trade a large variety Of
fine tobacco and cigars Of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and viii sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost Of transport
tation from the East as well as the
profits made by the Wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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The Rosf is the Cbeanesf.

DooLEY's BAKING POWDER has not
only attained the position of the best,
but the cheapest baking powder now
in use. Strictly pure in Its eombina-
ton, and so exactly proportional, that
there is NO trouble in making light,
sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, &C., every
time. One pound will go further IN
the culinary department than two
pounds of any others IN the market.
Try it and be convinced. For sale by
all Grocers in quantities to suit.
oct14 3t-ThSat&Tu
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COMPLEMENTARY. - New York
correspondent of the Chicago Stan
dar7 furnishes The following inter-
esting item about the Rev. Mr.. PEN
tecost, formerly pastor of the First
Baptist Church in this city. 1t is a
high tribute to Mr.. Penteeost:
Il have nc revivals to report. yet
somethingrof this character, strongly
marked, has been enjoyed at the
Pierrepont Street Baptist Church,
Brooklyn. In July and August the
Rev. Mr.. Pentecost, of CoviDgton,
KY, was here, and preached for that
church. He is young man, full of
Christ and His gospel, and preached
with such JUNCTION and power that the
house was packed full during the
whole time Of his stay. So great was
the interest, that for some two or
three weeks he preached each success
sive evening, and always to full and
earnest congregations. If it is scrip
tural and right to covet earnestly the
best gifts, he will soon be called for
to occupy some vacant pulpit in this
latitude. He is a man of rare prom
Use, and must be treasure to any
y1aonlo -
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GFROERER.-On Tuesday. October 18th,
az III O'Clock PSI, JULIA, infant daughter
oil Peter and Maria u. dfrocrer aged year
and months
The funeral VIII iatc place 90 day
tThursdayl, 30 O'Clock raf, norn Tho
residence OF the parants, on Eighth Street,
near tho corner Of Vine. Fuends of the
family are invited 10 attend without fur-
ther notice.
BRA CK.-Dn "wednesday, October l3thf
JOHN II. BRAcK. in thc 6ith year of hi8 age.
The funeral viii take place from the
residence Of his Gou-ln-law, A. Maroon
nier, on Cherry Street, between Third and
Fourth, at "a clock thls afternoon. The
friends Of the mmiiy arc requested t0
attend without further notice.
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NeM nrIeana Mnrkel.

By Telegraph.l NEw ORLEANs. Oct ID.
CoTT0E--Active and lower; middiings
2f51c; sales 521 bales; receipts 2,3l5 bales +:
exports 10 Havre 2.l43 bales.
ELouR-Lower; EupeIhne s. 90; Xxx s 20:
xxx 80 l25S.
CoRH-Fifm; white, new 81 10; old q IL
al p.
HAV--t32.
PORK-e32 Is.
other articles unchanged.
GOLD-l291E.
ExcHANGE-sterling l40Hi New Yori.
sight "a per cent. discount.
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CAPT. WHITING, of Cynthiana, sent
US yesterday a club of twenty-five
subscribers to the JOURNAL, for which
he has our thanks. Whenever a
friend of the JOURNAL interests him
self in its behalf. 70 difficulty seems
to be experienced in making up large
elub
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION
destructive fire occurred yesterday by
which the brick residence of Tara
Fairchild, in the rear of the Catholic
Cemetery, in the vicinity of the Poor
House, was entirely destroyed. The
fire occurred about II O'Clock. but no
alarm was given in the city. There
was nothing saved except part of the
furniture in the first story. The loss
Of Mr.. Fairchild is about $500, upon
which he had no insurance. The fire
is supposed to have caught from a
chimney.
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FIRE NEAR HAWEsvILLE.-From
Capt. Triplett, of the high. headed
Petrolia No. 2, we learn that the resi-
denee of Quinn Adams, cousin of
John Adams, clerk of the Petrolia)
about two miles back of Hawesville,
was destroyed by fire about one
o'clock on Tuesday morning. The
house and everything contained
therein was a total loss, Mr.. Adams
and family barely escaping. The loss
is about 5000. No insurance.
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CHEAP.-Day before yesterday a
package of freight weighing seven
pounds was billed through from New
York to this city at three cents. being
at the rate of 40 cents per 100 pounds.
The package was destined to Padu-
cab, and cost 35 cents expressage
from this city.
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The FESTIVAL. = The festival of
the Sabbath School of the Church of
the Holy Innocents promises to be a
great success. It will be held at
Marlett's Hall, on Thursday and Fri
day nights, October 18th and 29th.
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ADJUDGED INsANE.-The commits
sion in the case of Mary Neukomm,
yesterday, after an investigation, de-
clared her to be insane, and recon
mended that she be sent to the In
sane Asylum at Indianapolis. 1t
appeared, from the testimony, that the
lady has been insane, at different
times, during the past ten years.
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billiard Tables at Auction :

Two splendid Tables will be sold
without limit or reserve, at auction,
to the highest bidders, at T. NJ. Ell
liott's Auction Room, Friday, October
23d, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
oct14-td Z. NJ. ELLIOTT.
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By roiegrGpn.l MmfrH1. Oct. lg.
C0rrog-Woal-: middiinea Pc. Hecsfnta
100 bales; exports QIl bales.
FLOUR UNCHANGED extra ag.
CoHN-f Yellow eL O1t white ~ III.
OATB-f2c.
HAV-a1J 00.
BRAN-G1i co.
pORK-t3f
iAUD-DmclnugC0.
BACOH-FITm shoulders lan nflre lIIta
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of John
G. Wheeler vs.. John Wesley Hughes
engaged the attention of Judge jones'
Court yesterday, but was not con
cluded. It will probably occupy tie
greater part of to-day.
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Street Railway Notice

An adjourned meeting of the Stock
holders of the Evansville Street Rail-
way Company will meet at the Office
of John j. Chandler, Esq, on
Wednesday, October 18th, at 3 o'clock
PM, for the purpose of disposing of
sufficient stock of the Company to
raise the sum required by the order of
the Board of Directors of the Com
pany of October 8, 1869. Stockhold-
ers a0iH find IL to their interest to Intend.
BY order of the Stockholders Meet
ing. VIM. W. CHANDLER, Sec'y.
Courier copy. oct11
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ALL RIGHT.-By dispatch from
Capt. Lowth, which we publish in our
river news, we learn that the Cumber-
land case is all right. The recent de-
cision of the Local Inspectors was set
aside by Mr.. Houston, the Supervising
Inspector at Louisville, and all the
officers of the boat suspended. In the
meantime, as we understand, the mat
ter was laid before the U. S. Court at
Louisville, and the investigation was
had this week. Quite a number of
steamboatmen were summoned to ap-
pear, and from Capt. LoWth's dispatch
we presume the officers of the Cum
berland were fully exhonorated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-14

STRoUsE & BRos.-In our adver-
Using columns will be found the card
of Messrs. Strouse & Bross the en-
terprising dealers in fine clothing on
Main Street, near Walkers building,
hear the corner Of Third. This firm
have not been in our city for great
while, but have already built up a
fine reputation, and keep as good
goods, at as low prices, as can be OBJ
tanned any where else.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-14

FAIR DAILY.-We are in receipt of
the Monitor, Jr., published daily at
at Greensboro, during the Fair. which
latter is pronounced a great success.
The premium for the best open buggy
was awarded yesterday TO Z. L. Green,
Of this city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-14

~ The school children will be
admitted to the Panorama of New
York City, at MasoAic Hall, to-day
and tomorrow, at 81 o'clock, at Is
cents each and pay at the door.