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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12
Chicago Market.

b Telegraph CHICAGO. oct. IL.
EASTERN EXCHANGE Il 10 or buyfng and
lilo premium selling.
FLoUR-Steady az 81 50gG 90 for Spring
extra.
WHEAT-Spring, duli and 2a2I5c lower;
sales OF No. at 81 O39l 031a; No. ~ 06Mg
98Ac; closing with buyers.at 97c9gI o.: sell
ers at CSC. This afternoon the market was
unsettled at Csc seller DC obeF, aud 9Sl5c
seller last half for Mo-
CcFN-Opened dull; No. 2 sold Mt $500
Coo: subsequently, became firmer. and the
decline was regained; closing firm and
quiet at Gl54@G2c; rejected, 58I@6je; no
grade neglected and nominal. This after
noon the market was unsettled ana fairly
active at 62Hc seller October, and G2Mc
seller last halI for No. 2
OATS-Less active and irregular; ranging
at 351a937IIc for No. 2; closing at 56IQg37c.
RYE-Less active and lower: sales of No.
/ At 73975c; No. 2 at 70a72c; and rejected at
6j970c; closing at 7007lc for No. 2.
BARLEY-Du / and 244c lower on 40. g;
sales in store at 81 Is; closing at 81 20 seller
the month.
HIGHWIEEs-Sieady and firm sales al
81 Il; closing with sellers at 81 10 and buy.
sUGAR-I31zg1Jc for common to prime
Cuba.
MESS Pork - Nominal at Ell 501l7 75c
Dry sailed shoulders frmer at 1l549llI5c
Rough sides lie.
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THE New SCHOOL HoUsE.-The
increasing popu afion of our city, IN
dioated by thu lumber Of pupils IN
our schools. I've not seats, de
mauds tina ner school house be
erected i'm ely. The present
School Tru Ia earnest about
securing a pr per sic for the build
ing and desire to Ia the foundations
if possible, before Winter sets IN.
Thus far, with all their exertions, it
has been impossible to find suitable
lot which can be had at reasonable
price. IF the citizens IN the neigh
borhood of the First Avenue, or to
the east of that street, wish to secure
the advantage of a school, they had
better be on the alert, as the Board
are now seeking a location near the
creek, which can be had at more
reasonable figures.
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THE MARKETS.
sea YORK EsPhet,


81 Teleeraph.l NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
CoTroN-Ful'y 10 lower; sales Of 500
bales st 2GI&c for middiing uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts OF 1857 barrels; mar
ket heavy and 5al0c lower: ares 7,8 bar
rels at s. 50d5 65 for superftne State and
Western; 50 1906 so for extra state: IS zoo
for bite whe q extra; % s596 20 for round
hoop Ohio; f6 2597 for extra st. Louis;
81, 50@9 for choice, and closing heavy.
Rye -four quiet; sales Of zOj barrels AZ
cons MEAL-NominaI.
WHIsRY-Heavy; sales Of ZOJ barrels
" IiEzr- Eeceiipis Of slss5 bushels; mar
ket neavy and Ic lower; sales OF 81 OUO
bushels atsl s3@I 40 for No. 2 spring, latter
and amber Western; 81 43 Tor amber Ten
pesseei II As Tor white western; Il 81 lof
RYE-Quiet; sales Of 2. 90 bushels IN lots
at 81 l59l Is the h tier neiiveTed.
BARLEY-Heavy sa g. Of l2,OC0 bushels
| Of two rowed Stale II 81 20.
LARLEY MALT - 60 - sales OF 4,OOO
bushels Of Scotch at Z = 80.
! CORK - Receipts p. ~ bushels; scarce,
and about lc better; sales II 5000 bushels tl
! at e2@95c for unsOund mixed Western; csc
/ al % for sound do; 81 lOgl II for Western
OATs-Receipts 81 $50 bushels; market
| l@2c better sales OF 5000 bust. e s at 62g65c
for new Southern and Western; 63@ CSC for
| State.
Grain IL WAREHOUSE.
/ Wheat, g7S,272 bushels; corn, 145.O68 BUSH
1 els; oats, $50 bushels; rye, 81 467 bush
/ els; barley, 5 948 bushels; malt, 81 04 bu sh-
| els; peas. II ,992 bushels
| RICE-Qulet: sales OF 25 tierces and geo
/ barrels OF Carolina at S99c.
CoFFEE-tlrm fales OF 200 bags Rio on
| private terms, and 1000 bags Maracaibo
| at 1910.
| sUGAR-Yery active and strong; sales Of
400 hhds. Cuba at llI4l2c, and ll3 boxes
| Havana as l31%c.
| MoLAssEs-Quiet and steady.
PETROLEUM-Crude unchanged; refined
| active at 321Ic.
HoPs-DuIi at l0920c for American.
| OILS-Ltnseed is quiet at 81 OOgl " In
| casks.
SPIRITS TURPENTIEE-Lower at 4T91Sc.
PORR-Dull and heavy; sales of $50 bbls.
| at $50 J0G30 81 for mess, closing at $50 SO
cash; S25 50G25 30 for prime, and so COO
| $50 50 for prime mess.
| BEEF--Steady; sales OF $40 bbls. at So Goa
| Sl3 % for new plain mess, and Sl2 O0gl4 bu
| tor new extra mess; also sales OF 100 tierces
i india mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales Of 80 bbls. at
| SlS O0Gg25 90.
| CUT MEATs-steady and quiet: sales OF
| 40 packages at l1S40l5I&c Tor shoulders
! lT@l9e for hams. Mfddles firm sales Of 30
| boxes long clear at l712c; 50 $50 boxes
| Cumberland cut, for December, January
| and February, at 1870.
LARD-Firm and quiet; sales of 40 tierces
at l7gl8c for steam, and lS9lS14c for Kettle
| rendered.
STEADY ut 2O982c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-F4rm at AWl712c.
| FREIGHTS-TO Liverpool dull shipments
10000 bushels wheat per steam at 59l0d,
and 0C0O obls. -four per sail AT 3 g..
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50. bOuls HaFkeI.

By telegraph sR LOUIS. October IL.
ToB cCO-Active, strong and unchanged.
COTT0N-NOthing doing.
HEAIP-SaIes Of undressed at $50; dressed
EZ20dZ30.
FLouR -Duu; 81 5OG4 IS for superhne;
s. s0a5 90 for X; S5g5 90 Tor Xxx IS 00g6 CO
for xxx
WHEAT-Opened steady, bat closed Base
lower; No. Spring 96c; No. / do, 81 90
No. red Fall 81 02gl o. No. 1 do 81 100
I7k; choice 81 2J9l 21%; choice white
81 25al 30.
CosN-Inactive and unchanged; choice
yellow IN sacks Si9S5c; good TO choice
white 65M92c.
OATs-O Opened sli6, but closed easy;
mixed In bulk 431Sg4Gc; in SACKS 4g853e for
mixed to choice White.
BARLEY-Fiim for best grades; prime
Iowa Spring sold at SIC; strictly prime 70
choice Minnesota 81 50@l So; choice Fall
81 8j@I IS.
RYE-Dull aud dropping at 609S5c.
WHIsKY-FiTm at 81 10.
GRoCERIES-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Dull at E32.
DRY Sailed MEATS-Nery stiff; 1910 for
shoulders; l0c for clear rib sides.
BACOH-Ver7 firm and shOuide s higher
at 7Aci clear rib sides 20Ic; clear sides
20lIe.
LARD-Nothing doing; jobblng lots can
be had at lS1z@is1Zc.
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lEnnlnRati narkea.

Is IeieGrGph.I CINoIpNATI. October IL.
FLJUR-Dull and unchanged family s. SO
as 75.
WHEAT-Dull and prices nominal, at
81 089I II for red.
CORN-Dul, al S8G9tc.
OAT5-52g5sc, and dull.
RYE-Dull, at sos.
ToBAcc0-Unchanged and in good de-
mand.
COrTON-Dull, at Z8c.
WHIsKY-ei Is, with n fair demand.
Mess PoRK-Dull, at s3l 60.
LARp-l71zc.
BULK MEATS AND BACOE-Flrm but quiet,
with no bulk meats Offering. and no bacon
shoulders oug of smoke, but is neld at 1870
to come out; clear rios and sides sold at 2Jc
BUTTER-Firm, at 30935c.
CHEEsE-l5@l51zc
LINsEED OIL--Unchanged and quiet at CSC
@sI 20.
LARD OIL-Declined to 81 s09I 35.
PETROLEUM ga 34c
SUGAR-Steody, at 1910 to Zoe.
COFFEE-20l4G s25Ic. .
GOLD--l30, Duying.
ExcHANGE---stead at par buy ing TO u
premium selling.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Joseph Geiser
plead guilty to having given theatre
cal performance at his garden, on the
corner of Locust and Eighth Streets,
on Sunday evening, and was fined
by Judge Robinson in the sum of $40.
Joseph Geiser was also tried by a
jury on the charge of maintaining a
nuisance by keeping in operation, a
steam sausage mandatory at the
corner Of Locust and Eighth Streets.
Owing to the lot not being properly
described in the Indictment, which
was not discovered until part of the
witnesses had testified. the Judge d.
reeted the jury to return verdict OF
not guilty.
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PETTY RoBBERY.-The city, 1T
seems, is not yet clear Of burglars.
The operations however. are IN a
small way. On Sunday evening about
seven o'clock, some sneak thief, dur
ing the temporary absence Of the
family, entered the residence of Frank
Gillett, on the corner of Governor and
Wheeler Streets, near the Newburgh
Road, and stole seven dollars in green,
backs, and two gold pens. This is
what might be called boarding the
lion in his den," as Mr.. Gillett is at
present on the police force.
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- - - Ennda naFRaL.

By Telegraph.I NEW YORK. Oct. IL.
The market opened this morning decid-
eddy lower Tor most staple cOttons, but at
the decline we notice an Increased ANNA
ton. The HIS yard vide bicaChcd muG=
Iins are down from lie % ice, do. sevcn-
eighths do. from l55Sc % l45zc, Utica 3 Inch
do from 2l1zc TO zoe, Imperial Al do. from
1910 TO I6c, Rosebud do. from l0%c 10 I556c,
AlTny do. from 1910 TO lic, MOrm0nskitt
do. from I2lze 10 100 Fcmberion a and
bleached q dannels from Z71zc % 281SC, DO.
a brown do. from PC 10 2jc, fremont a
bieaehed do. from 1910 TO l5Lc, Otis "A and
"A blue denlms from SIC % INC, DO. BIB
do from E0e TO 25c, Union striped dentmg
from nc to 2jc, Amoskeag a q A ticks
frou.96c 10 c5-, 90. A do. from 30c % DC,
do. B rom CSC 10 24o, do. q DO. from BE %
pc, do. do. rom Gle 20 Ilcf Pearl River
do from 83o to SIC, DO. blue denims from
so 10 CSC, Am0skCag DO. from 81 TO 8Jci
Ciark's heavy shoetings and Atlantic A
do arc down frcm Ice % l5Zcf Pacific A
do. arc reduced from l5He 70 l3ci indian
Orchard do from u TO l3IZc. Grafton A
seven Fights do. from 9Me 70 %, DO. b 90.
from Sc to nc, Ocean do from ig5ac % lUci
Maeonvillc paper cambFics are 1ac on ana
arc now selling at uKc; 9. $. q IONS 90.
are down from 100 20 ll12cs Lone style 90
from 1l1zc to lie, White Roc do. from ne
TO lie. and high colo or above makes are
/ lie lower.
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THE CHILDREN's FEsTIvAL.-The
festival of the st. Pa'Il's Mission Sab
bath School, at the Masonic Hall, last
night, was a decided success. At z
o'clock about two hundred children
assembled at the Hall. and after sing
ing short time. were addressed by
S. Burford and Charles Kinks, Esq.
The happy little folks were then
treated to an ample supply of edibles.
After another song and an address by
the Rector, they were dismissed.
Everything passed off in the most
pleasant and agreeable manner, and
all seemed to enjoy themselves.
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ARREST OF ALT.-Adam Alt, who
was charged with obtaining horse in
an unlawful manner, of which men,
ton was made In Saturdays issue,
was arrested by Sheriff Miller, at Ell
dorado, Illinois, and brought back to
this city yesterday. Mr.. Miller had
big chase before he got him, and
then persuaded him to come along, as
he could not arrest him in Illinois
without the proper warrant. Not long
since Alt chiseled " Henry Rich
ardt out of horse. and Henry made
affidavit thereto. which caused the ar
rest Of Adam.
Sheriff Miller was accompanied by
H. w. Bippus, and they expected to
find Alt at Sbawneetown. But he
was not there. At the same time, A.
B. Howard, OF this city, and another
man was after the accused, Alt being
engaged In selling sewing machines
for Howard. Miller heard of the
other party, and overlook them on
the road to Equality, after which the
four travelled together. They followed
Alt to Equality; thence to Harris
burgh; and finally found him at Edo
RADIO. He was brought to the city
yesterday afternoon, and the grand
jury having found a bill against him
for obtaining property under false
pretenses, he was committed TO Jail
in default Of $500 bail. Alt, it is said
was travelling with another woman
whom he had deceived, and also left
wife and one child behind him.
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River Dispatches.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE river is
falling. The weather is moderate and
cloudy.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 11.-Arrived
Olive Branch and StoneWall, from
st. Louis.
PIITIsBURG, Oct. 1.-The Monon-
gahela has 30 inches water in the
channel, and receding slowly. Their
mometer 590. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 11.-Port List
Arriyals-Swallow, from New Or
leans; Camelia, from Pittsburg. De-
parted-Camelia, for st. Louis. The
river is falling, with 9 feet z inches
water in the channel.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-THE weather is
cloudy and warm. The river has ris-
en- ten inches. ArriYed-.Magenta.
Departed-Belle Memphis aud Com
monwealth, to St. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, October IL Port
List: Charmer. Evansville to Gin
cinnati; Pink Varble, from Tennes
see River; Virginia, from New
Orleans; Argosy No. 3, Cincinnati to
/ 4NCW OAIOduc AAAllud 4 lOJQs OlHtiu-
natl to New Orleans. River about
stationary, with 4 feet inches water
in the canal, feet z inches on the
falls, and l foot z inches over the
rocks. Weather cloudy and chilly.
ST.. LOUIS, October 11.-Arrived-
Maggie Hays, Pittsburg; Illinois, Pc
oria; Nellie Able, New Orleans; Mar
BILE City, Vieksburg; Anna, Cincin.
natl; City of st. Paul, st. Paul Nick
Wall, Lexington. Departed-Harry
johnson, Keokuk, Mollie McPike
st. Paul; Continental, New Orleans
Marcella, Cambridge. River falling
slowly, and all the upper streams arc
on the decline. Light roin fallen all
day, aud continues to-night.
CAIRO, October 11.-Port List-St
Joseph, st. Louis to Hickman at p
m. (; Milbry, St.Louis. Tennessee River
10 p. m. Julia, St. Louis, Vicks burg
IL p. H.; Altoona, St. Louis, Cinci1'
natl, II p. m; Glasgow, Cincinnati
Memphis, 6 a. m; Lumsden, Evans
villG Packet, 2 a. M. Armadillo, New
Orleans, Cincinnati, 8 m. Republic
st. Louis, New Orleans, a. m. Kel
logg, New Orleans, St Louis, 1 p. m.
Cairo, Memphis, st. Louis, 4 D. m
The river rose inches. Weather
cloudy. Mercury go.
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EnFoneaH MaFket.
ByCabIel

By Cable.l LONDoN, Oct ~.
CoNsoLs-C Closed al 9J3fa9815 for account.
eco bonds, 62s 8lA; 0is bl1s; 07a 8z1ai I0-4ls
761I; Erie 2316.
FRAEKFoRT, Oct. 1l.-U. 81. Bonds drm ct
S755ge754.
LIVERPOOL. October 1L-Cotton quiet
and irregular; Eales OF 10000 bales OF mid
ding uplands I21I0 l25Eds Orleans l25E0
l25Sd. .Wheat-CalifCrnla whit @ l0Id;
Winter wheat 0s CO; No. red Western 83
l0d. Beef 500. other articles unchanged.
PARIS. Oct. u.-B0urse opened armi
rentes 7lfr. &c.
IAvRE, October 11.--gOttOn firm 40 ll7H
on the spot.
FRANF0Rr, October 1l-EVeuiuH. ~. s..
Bonds firm az 67I.
HAvRE, oct. l1-Evenlng--Cot closed
firm; to arrive 1896 bales.
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Wemphis Market.

By Telegraph.1 MmHPHIs. Oct. 2.
COTTON - Weak; middllngs PIC. Re-
ceipta $50 bales; exports JOB bales.
FIOUR-B eaOy.
('OUN-ft 1901 12J<.
GATs-58UfOC
HAY-E2j OOMe0 on.
BRAN-s24 o0
PORK-f83 50.
iAKD-Unchanaed
BAcoE-Fum shoulders 18ct sides 2I1Ec.
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RETURNED.-Messrs. Kratz, He'd
derieh and DR.. Kennedy returned
last night on the IL o'clock train from
their hunting tour on the Bloody
Fork Of White River, where they met
with splendid success. Such might
be expected, from the fact that Mr..
Kratz lately received fine double
barrelisd gun from Europe, which he
had6made to order, and has proved a
perfect trump. The deer captured by
the above company can be seen at Mr..
Hedderich's grocery, on Sycamore
Street, this afternoon.
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Nau ORLEANS maPRet

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. II.
CorroH-Easfer; middlings 2515c; sales OF
1850 bales; receipJs.S, $50 do.
FLOUR-Drooping; Superune 80 40 AA
s. rs, and xxx 60 10.
CoRN-Scarce, at 81 20.
BRAN-Sl 20.
HAY-Scarce at 49,
PORK-Retatnng at S34 so.
BAcc,--Scarce; Shoulders 1870; c car lib
201zc: c. ear sides 201%92012c: bans l5c.
LARD-Quiet; tieIce 15A9l9c, and kegs
2015G2Ic.
SUGAR Common re primo 141zc.
AIOLASsI Size bOtled 621z@75c.
WHISKY Firm at al 3214.
COFF. Stock light fair li5491514e, and
prime IL Essl654c.
GOLD -551s. Z
ExoslEKeE-40J5; New York Sight "a dis
count.
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BoARDERs WANTED.-Mrs. d. c..
Robinson, corner First and Chestnut
Streets, desires US to announce that
she is prepared to receive a limited
number Of day boarders. She also
has an excellent room for a gentleman
and lady, or two gentlemen boarders.
oc12 81
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SoW YOFs cold ana st0cR Kara Il

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. IL.
MoEEY-Quite plenty and easy, at 4@7
per cent. Tor call loans, mostly sac per
cent; Discounts are dull at 7Gl2 per cent
Banks are dIscounting only to a moderate
extent at the former rate, and tnere is very
little confidence in the maintainence of
the present ease ia money for any length
of time.
STERLING-Dull at 9d9lSc.
GoLD-Opened al 30N, touched 30zs, fell
to 3014, and closed at 3JI5. Carrying raj es
395 per cent.
GoYERN1IENTs-Dul Coupons OF '81, 1872
@lZO; do. '62, 120Gl20A; do. "a, lI91l9ll91
~, ll89llS1s do. '68, Il8gil51s; lO-40i, 1851
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lCOmm untcaIed.
CAsEYvILLE, KY, Oct. s, 1859.

CAsEYvILLE, KY, Oct. s, 1859.
The Caseyville Brass Band made
their debut on the evening of the 7th
inst. The Band was led by the
teacher, Prof. VIM. Buck, of Evans
vile. This Band was organized and
began practising about six weeks
since. The manner Of their playing
on the occasion would have been no
discredit to older bands. Among the
pieces played was Home, Sweet
Home, with its variations The Pro
fessor deserves much credit for the
progress he has made with his band
A CITIZEN.
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G@ Messrs. Partridge & Humphrey
advertise this morning that they have
opened an Office as Real Estate and
Collecting Agents, at No. 5 South
Second Street.
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Louisville marsst.

81 relegraph.I LoUIsvILLE. Oct. II.
BAGGIEG-Tvo pound Kentucky TIC.
COTToN-DulI; mfddling Csc
FLOUR-Superfines e. Is.
WHEAT-Red 81 l0i white do. 81 lG.
CORN-95c.
OATs-50c.
RYE-At 9Gc.
ToBACCo-Leaf 81 100I3 p.
PRDVIsIoES-Quiet: Mess Pork e3i so; Ba-
con Shoulders lie; clear rib and clear Sides
20Zc.
LARD-Steady at 100.
WHIsKY-RaW 81 -.
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~ The Scholars of the Select
Schools are to be admitted to the
Panorama of New York City, this
afternoon at 81 o'clock, for Is cents
each, and pay at the door. at Masonic
Hall.
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B9- Great preparations are being
made by the committees for the big
Temperance Jubilee that is to be held
at Fort Branch next Saturday. We
understand that an excursion train
will be run on that occasion.
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gA Fifth Ward chap says he
hopes the Sidewalk Committee will
order few miles of new sidewalks in
that Ward. There are some bad pave
ments in the ''old Fifth" that's a
fact.
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H% Hiram Nelson will sell at auc-
ton this morning, at his auction
room, Locust Street, at 8 o'clock. a
Pigeon hole Table, Brussels Carpet,
some fine household furniture, stoves,
&c. oc12-1t
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Nashville market.

BY Tesagraph.I NASHVILLE oct. IL.
COTroE-Low Middling 23c; good ordi-
nary PIC.
WHEAT-Red 81 Is; amber 81 20i white
81 %.
OATs-70c.
RYE-SI 90.
CORN-El 05.
BARLEY-Sl p.
FLoUR-s5 0Oq7 90. for supernne to fancy.
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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 disposiDg 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 5, 1869. StOckhold-
ers aoiH find 1t to their interest to attend.
By order of the Stockholders Meet
ing. WIN. w. CHANDLER, Sec'y.
Courier copy.1 oct1I
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"a There is an unsightly pile Of
dirt on Oak Street, near the corner of
Third, that should be hauled off. 1t
was deposited there by the ,workmen
while cleaning out the sewer.
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GONE BACK TO BLooMINGToN.-
Gov. Paris G. DunniDg and family
left yesterday for Bloomington, after
a residence here of something like
two years. Bloomington is Mr.. Dun
ning's old home. We regret to lose
him from our midst.
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COLoRED SoHooL.-The building
that is being fitted up on Clark Street
for a school house for the colored
children, is expected to be ready By
the first of November, and will ac-
commodate about eighty pupils.
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DENeLER's TRIAL. - The trial Of
Frank Dengler, on the charge of
arson, 8ho is accused of setting fire
to ks shoe shop about eighteen
months ago, will be called up in the
Circuit Court tomorrow morning.
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BEFORE JUSTICE McTERNAN.-

BEFORE JUSTICE McTERNAN.-
Harriet Mckinney, whose farm is a
short distance beyond the Artesian
Springs, on the other side of the
creek, brought suit against Adam
Heltrich and nine others, for trespass,
on account of their cows getting into
her fields and destroying her corn.
The case was tried by jury. but
whether decided last night or not. we
did not learn.
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WANTED.
CITY N E W S.

b@ We expect large supply Of
Initial Paper this morning.
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M1scEGENAT1oN CASE. = The trial
of VIM. Wan Baker, "a black dia-
mond, and Miss Josephine Todd, a
" Waite FaWn," for practicing mis-
cegenation, will be called up In the
Criminal Court to-day. The particu.
lar offense against them is that they
lived together without being married
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BGF An important notice from the
City Marshal will be found under
the head of new advertisements. 1t
especially applies to owners Of carts,
drays, wagons and dogs.
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"a There was quite a futter
among the frail females yesterday,
and several were honored with an in
terview before the Grand Jury.
Something will drap soon.
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EG Evansville can now boast of
five News Depots. We have a read,
ing public, surely.
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FIGHT.-A fight took place at the
Court House Exchange last night,
about IL o'clock, in which Charles
Ehrhardt struck I'd. Callahan and
another man over the head with a
poker, inficting several ugly, but not
dangerous cuts. DR.. Muhlhausen
dressed the wounds.
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BG- Boarders will find something
of interest in the notice of Mrs. Rob-
inson, in the local column.
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IA A boiler explosion occurred at
a mill at Equality, H., last week, but
no person was injured.
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RD- The stove business was quite
lively yesterday afternoon, and fires
were in good demand.
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Cor HIS ARM.-We are pleased to
see that our young friend, William
Warren, Jr., has got his new artificial
arm, and wears it quite naturally. He
can crook the elbow, use the fingers,
ETC., which will be quite convenient
to him when he gets the hang of it. :"
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Boots! BOOZE! boots! BOots! Boots!

For men and boys-Calf and Kip
sewed and pegged--French and do
nestle stock and reliable custom
made work, and very cheap. Also,
every variety of shoes.
12-1t I. W. TURNER.
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E@ We learn that high old
row" took place at the Olive Branch
Garden on Sunday.