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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18
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By Teleg4 aph.1 CINCINNATI, oct. II.
CoTToN-An advance asked but none
established; middling, 14t4c asked.
FL9UR-SteRdy with moderate de-
WHEAT Opened frm but closed duh;
red winter ST. I0aI u
Go CoE Es- and declined; Old 5ss55oi
o, RSYIE-Demand fair and market arm at
OA1s-Q 1iet and weak at 33a44o.
BARLEX-Dull and declined Iowa spring
81 Jygl 10; this the best barley IN the mari
ket ana brings the highest prices: fall
81 009l 10.
GROCERIES
OILs-Steady.
EGG5-Scarce and firm at 23s.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 33G445gG
CHEEsE-MaFket steady WIN q mode.
rate demand at l4615c.
CLOVER sEED-Qulet and weak at 50 5O9
8 70.
PoRK-Qulet and weak at s25 81.
LARD Quiet and Unchanged sales
at Ice.
: BAcoN-Quiet and unchanged; shoulders
1896 sides 1891 s5<c; fancy sales OF l3i
casks at l51zt9l81zc.
WHEKY-StocK Withdrawn, anticipating
rise; sales at s49S5e; leading holders not
offering to sell.
GOLD-13.
EXCHANGE Par
Mos KY-Market easy.
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PERsoNAL.-Charles 2. Jacobs,
Esq, promising young lawyer OF
Indianapolis, is in the city.
Goodlet Morgan, Esq, of Peters
burgh, is stopping at the Sherwood
House. tn
Mr.. s. It. Covipgton, of Cincinnati,
representing the Globe Insurance
Company, was among the arrivals by
last nights train.
Commander Davis, of the u. s.
Navy, is spending a few days with his
brotherin-law, Mr.. w. NJ. Aiken.
Commander Davis is one of the most
gallant officers of our Navy, distin-
gushing himself in many brilliant en-
gagements during the late war, and es-
pecially as captain of the iron'clad
Montauk, in the siege of Charleston.
He is now in charge of the Washing
ton City Navy Yard, and as a native
Indianian. always extends hearty
welcome to his Hoosier friends.
Mr.. David White, of Paducah broth
er of the Messrs White, of White.
Dunkerson & Co., passed through the
city yesterday, for New York.
DR.. E. p. Banning. jr., returned to
the city lest night from New York.
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Rtvnr rhinnnselns..

PITTsBaRG, October 17.-Weather cloudy
and Indications OF rain. The Mononghela
is falling, with two feet two inches. De-
parted-1rader for Wheeling. The MolIte
EbeIG is lying at the wharf and has baen
much improved. she has been on the
ways since August.
PITTsBURG, October I7.-Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 559. The MonongheIa has
only twenty-six inches by the pier marx.
=CINCINNATI. October 17.-River has fallen
two inches, with seven feet two inches in
ter 699. s1f
CISoIEEATI, October u. - River seven
iset three inches and rising slowly.
weather partially cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l7.-RIver falling. with
IL inches in the chute, A feet on Portland
bar. Weather warn and cloudy. with in
u1catfons OF rain. business brisk.
CAIRO, October T.-Port Iist-West Wind
evansville packet. A. NJ; Ella Hughes,
Louisville TO return 2: Bee New Orleans
to ST. Louis; Grand Tower, Memphis 10
st. Louis: Norman, Evansville to Mem
phis; City of Cairo, st. LOUIS to Vicks.
burg. ?. NJ; ". r. Arthur, st. Louis to
New Orleans, 81 Umpire, Nashville pack
ct, 4; Garry Owen, Wheeling to New Or
leans z: h1ver stationary. Cloudy. Mer-
curry zoe.
ST.. LOUIS, October I7.-Arrived-Nortb.
western, from st. Paul; Noble Able from
Jew Orleans; Colorado, from Vfcksburg:
st, John. from Quincy; Grand Tower,
from Memphis. Dsparted-Bon Accord
Metropolis and City OF Chester, for Mem,
phis; Rob hoy, for Keokuk: Minnesota,
1OT Sts EAuls st. JOuug hGOkuk. River
falling slowly. kained all day.
NASHVILLE, Oct. II. - River falling
Weather cloudy and warm. % inches on
Harpeth Shoals. Arrived, Burksville,
from Cairo.
MEMPHIS, Oct. H:-Weather cloudy.
Mercury ~. River falling. Arrived, Oh |
I've Branch. Magenta, from New Orleans;
Legal Tender, from White River. Depart
ed. Belle Memphis, for 1T. Louis; CITY OF |
Cairo, Tor V1cksburg; MouIe Moore for |
Louisville; Allen, for Arkansas River
VICgsBURG, October I7.-Up-City of Al |
ton, p N. Down-Belle Lee, lest night: /
Pargoud, PM. River falling; cloudy and |
pleasant.
NATcHEz, via New Orleans. October II.
me steamboat Natcht arrived here in /
10 hours and 81 minutes. beating the Lees
time ~ min uieS, An enthusiastic recep-
lion was given by the citizens; bands
playing, fire works and cannon.
EATCHEz, October 1.-THE stea boat
Satchez arrived here In sixteen hours and |
1fty-one minutes, beating the Lees time |
.wenty minutes. There was great enfhu-
iiasm, and a reception was given by the |
'fuZens. amid band playing, fire works
md firing OF cannon.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1G.-The Natchez left
u q: II this morning, running to heat the
lee 8 time to NateheZ. She reached Baton |
Rouge In hours and As minutes, 81 min
ties ahead of tine Lees time. She passed |
bayou Sara In 10 hours. j
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LouIsHiIle Market.


By telegraph LoUIsVILLE, Oct. II.
ToBACCo-Sales OF GO hhds. at s5 hOg6 Is
for frosted Tugs: Go 25@6 rs for common to
good sound lugs, and S7gl7 for common to
good leaf
BAeGIEa-Quiet at ss16gSOc for hemp
and fax.
CoTToH-Firmer: middling, lac; gener-
ally held 20 higher.
FLoUR-Demand fair and market frm /;
extra family, IS %.
-GRAIH-QuieG. Wheat, choice red and
white, from store, 81 IS@i so. Corn, choice
shelled, old, $50. aye armer, at soc. Oats,
45c; all in sacks.
PRovIsIoNs-Wesk *. Mess pork, g26, Ba-
con hams, 25c; shoulders, I41Sc; Gear rib,
l71zc; clear sides, lS1xc.
LARD-l0Lc.
WHIsKY-Dall at s49S5c.
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E IVER NEW =.
For 0ther River Items See 7nird Paoe.

The weather grew cloudy last night
with a stiff northwest wind and strong
premonttions OF rain, but up TO midnight
only little splitting OF rain had fallen.
The river continued stationary up to dark,
but viii doubtless commence falling to-
day.
The additional arrivals and depal "a res
up TO O'Clock A. N. include the Camelia,
Easport e Louisville; Belle Veraon,
LouisvilIefo New Orleans; Evansville. to
Bowling Green; Malie Ragon, from
Cairo; John Lulnsden, from Cairo.
The Flora, with barge as big as herself,
heavily loaded, passed dawn during the
fternoan............The MallIe Rsaon, Ev-
ansYille, Pine Bluff and Hartford, took
outexcelIent trips-.....---...The Cam ella was
entirely light except 3 few bags ofpeanuts.
........The John Lumsden brought up fair
trip. She will not go out TIL Wednesday.
........The West Wind will be In to-day and
return to Cairo this evening. A clerk viii
be on the levee this morning, to receive
her freight. which should be hauled down
early, so she may not be detained ...............
Captain John Gilbert, OF Golconda.
was expected here last night................The
Rapidan No. 2 has been thoroughIy re.
paired at Paducah, and viii come here
next week, and leave on Tuesday. for
Eastport, and VIII continue regularly in
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. II.
FLOUR Dull; super 81 so. TX E5 *
xxx IS rs. -
yellow 70 also. w.
OATS-53a54c.
BRAN-SI0f TO-.
HAY-PrIme SIC
rPoRK-Firm q q e27
BAG 3N-I5Z, IS%420c. Sugar cure5 HAMS
21Sc. = = '1iAis
LARD -Tterce 1G1SGI71<: keg lSI$d2lc.
SUGAR-Fafr new rsctihed IIZ : tJelfrf.
fugaI 12L receipts is hhds. first Al Inc
season.
-MoLAssES-Prime new 81.
S WHTsKY-Rectifisd 90gGI Oh.
CoFFEE-PTime III.
CoTToH-Active:s sales OF 4I00 bales pood
ordiD airy at l31sgl41S; low niddling I4h0
I4x; middling lfsz9I4zk: receipts 6,s54
bales: exports to Liverpool c, 002 bales; o
Falmouth ,405 bales; 10 New York 3 Il8
bales.
sTERLIsG-22s221z; sight 70 discount.
GoLD-2l l21z.
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RYOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
4N the undersigned. Administrator of
the estate of John TohiiI, deceased, will
oHer for sale at public outcry, at the late
residence OF said TohiIl, on Eleventh
Street, in JacObsvilIe, in The City OF Ev-
ansgiile, Indiana, on the
FsT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1870,
The personal property OF said estate, COM
sisting of Horses, Muies, Cows, Hogs, Cat
tie, Wagons, Moving Machine, Farming
Implements and about n acres OF stand
to com mence at 10 O'Clock AM
TERMs.-Sums OF S. and under, cash;
over %, credit Of nine months, the pur-
chaser giviHg note bearing fnterest with
good and approved security,
SAUNDERS SAMSON,
ocIt3wd&w Admfnistrator.
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NEW YORK, May 9, 1870.
MFssRS- CT0uD. AKIN r. Co.

Anew = ORAs IA dg A%tOs
MEssRs. CLOUD, AKIN & Co.,
Evansville, Ind:
Dear Sirs: Please forward me one
ID dozen of DR.. Clouds Invigorating
Cordial at your earliest convenience,
and oblige, Yours very truly.
THEODORE S. HATCH,
Globe White Lead Works, Ill Full
ton Street. New York City.
p. S.-Permit me in justice to
your Invigorating Cordial, to add
that, for many years, l have been 3
sufferer from dyspepsia. sour stom-
ach. constipation, headaches, and gem
eral debility. and al have disappeared
and left me in better health and spir-
its, and all owing to the superior ex-
cellence of your Invigorating Cordial,
of which am satisfied it has no su
perior as a tonic, and hope it may fall
into the hands of every one who suf.
fers as | have. and who is weak and
debilitated. 1t is true and faithful
panace. for the invalid.
Yours truly, rs. HATCH.
oct18 1w
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four dozen to Davenport, Iowa. yes
terday. Messrs. Cloud. Akin q Co.
are only able to half fill their orders
for the present. Dus Dy increasing the
manufacture will soon he even on the
cordial.
A NEW use for persimmons was dis
covered yesterday. A woman near
the Central Market was engaged in
the double pastime Of eating persim-
mons and 'iawiug" her husband,
when getting green one in her
mca !, the eau die Lecture" came to
a sudden close.
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Sc. LonIs Market.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Oct. IL.
COTTON = Dull but unchanged at 149
14<c. s-Hf
FLoUR-Du1i but unchanged; extra fam
lily 81 55; Xxx "a SDg4 s71a.
W HEAr-Demand fair and market firm;
No. 2 red winter Inspected 81 III.
CoEN-DulI but unchanged at $4,000 for
mixed, and 69965c for white.
OATs-Demaud fair and market hrm at
421z9g45c.
BARLHY-Demand light but holders firm
at 60c9el.
RYE-DuH and dropping at 60d66c.
WHIsKY-Dull and lower; sales at s7J<.
ToBAcco-Demand good at fun prices.
HkMP-No stock in the state except
what Is held by one person: choice un-
dressed s200g225; dressed S270@Z75.
BAGGING-Scarcea 81 29%M30c.
PROV IsIoNs-DuI ana weak, with only
q limited Jobbing demand mess pork S25
925 % bacon, shoulders lac; clear ribs I754
"a $50; clear sides 1876
LARD-16c.
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D@ The handsome display of silver
ware at the jewclry store of Gust. H..
Jageman, are only samples of the ex-
tensive stock he keeps. while his as
sortment of new and fashionable jew
elry is something more than is usually
found.
The new and much sought for OPP
era Chains are kept in large quantities.
and with gold and silver watches. both
American and imported, he can suit
the most fastidious taste. His stock
of gentlsmen's pins, gents and ladies'
chains, and children's ear rings is IN
usually large. and his whole stock
carefully. selected, affords the pur-
chaser an excellent assortment from
which to select.
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Chicago Market.
By TeiearaphI

By Teie8raphI CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
ExCHANGE-U Unchanged.
FLOUR Extra supernne spring steady
ana unchanged.
WHEAT-No. Chicago spring fairly act
i've az VI ia cash, and 81 0SM In Novem-
bers this afternoon heavy at 81 or cash and
81 eS In Nov ember.
CORN Opened firm but closed dull at
5oc for So.3i this afternoon dull at 675<C4
SIC.
OATS Quiet and unchanged at 35@s5T
for No. 2.
RYE-D smand active and prices ad-
vaneed 1@lc; sales at 671S for No. 2
BARLEY-Steady at 92c
-HIGHWINES-Flrm at SIC in wood.
PoKK-Mess quiet at 625a25 SO cash S2lA
81 50 in Decent Der.
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No QUoRUM.-There was no meet
ing Of the Council last night ''for want
Of quorum" Messrs. Van Ripper,
Heilman and Schaum were present,
but che absence Of the Democratic
Councilman, and reporters for the
Democratic papers. made it look as if
cooked for the occasion.
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BAPTIST MITE.-Remember the la
dies Of the First Baptist Church in
tend holding their second mite and
sociable this evening, in the lecture
rooms Of the Church, situated on the
corner Of Third and Cherry Streets.
All are invited, aud those who attend
will be amply rewarded by the genial
smiles Of the ladies. and the social
eclat of the evening.
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The WAY OF THE TRANsGREssoR.
One of the quickest jobs recorded in
the administration ofjustioe to crimi-
mails, is that of the burglars, Martin
and Foster. They broke into Mar
lett's store on Friday morning, were
arrested the same day. indicted on
Saturday, and sentenced yesterday.
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European MaPkets.


By IeIegraph.I LONDON, Oct. II.
Consols s2szg92%. Bonds quiet and
steady; 62s, 69A; 65s, $50; CTS, 90; 0-40s,
S6A. Stocks quiet and steady; Erie lgN :
Illinois Central III; Great Western 81.
LIVERPOOL. October I7.--Cotton buoyant.
uplands SIC; Orleans SO safes $1,000 bales.
wheat nrmeri California les Cd red west
ern Is sd9 IS ID /; winter los ID. Flour aim.
er at 23s. Corn = Sd. oats 2s Cd. Barley
%. Cheese 35z<. Pork declining: sales a
lUI1s.- Beef 1l2l5. Lard 1rmer 70 Curn-
Derland sides %; short rib mlddles SO. Pc
troIeum spirits Is Id: refined Is 6J5daIs I'd
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OsBORN-October1 IL, at IO15 AM, AENA,
daughter of Jonathan and Mary Osborn
aged Is years, IL months and % days.
The funeral viii take place from the
residence, corner Seventh and Mulberry
Streets, at two O'Clock pm. this cTuesdayl
The friends of the family are invited TO
atfand
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PEARLS AND RUBIEs.-When rosy
lips part, pearls should glitter behind
them. To preserve and beautify the
dental enamel. there is no preparation
like SoZOdont, a compound OF the
most wholesome, vegetable antisep-
tics, among which the bark of the
South American Soap Tree. known to
the natives as OUTLAY, aud used by
the Spanish Americans for cleaning
without impairing, the most delicate
fabrics, is most important.
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New YORK DRY GOODS Harket.
By Teleeranh.l

y AOAtB1apusT INV UHhl OCT. II.
Dry goods market inactive and lacking
In buoyancy. We quote standard Sheet
1ngs OF the pest MAKES at 1917, but one or
gusta IA, first rate Southern article
weighing $50 yards to the pound, is offered
as low as Ia; Cabot a Is selling at the
same price: Lyman @ IL do ID I0xaIIc:
Lonsdale bleached musl1ns 1879; Utica
Nonpareil 20; Social T. I1z1I2; and Ports
mouth r 81.
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THANKs.-Messrs. J. j. Marlett &
Son return their thanks to Marshal
WunderIich and Officer James Nc
Dewitt for their promptness and ac-
tivity in arresting the burglars who
broke into their store. aud for the re-
eoYery Of their goods.
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The CARNIVAL To-N1aHT.-The
display of elaborate toilets at the
Carnival tonight, are expected TO be
something rich, the success of the
last one having given SO much salts
faction that it has encouraged our
bellies and .beaux to make greater eff
ort and surpass the last one.
We shall endeayor to have a lady
reporter present to note the dresses Of
the ladies.
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AFTER ELEoTIoN.-AlI is quiet and
serene once more, as far as political
warfare" is concerned. The groups
of gentlemen seen on our street cor
ners and in our hotels and public
places, leisurely smoking their fine
cigars are now to be heard talking of
Hicks new brand of cigars and of his
fine establishment. His Diamond
Club, = Terpsichorean Circle"
"WhilGaWay"a and Jim Fiske"
brands are acknowledged to be first
best. We are smoking the Diamond
Club" aud can say, go and do like
wise. Jim is doing thriving bust.
ness.
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Memphis market.
BY Telegraph.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Oct. II.
CoTToE-Firmer at 1910; receipts 2.46s
bales: exports I.S47 bales.
FLoUR-DuI and unchanged.
CoRN-72o.
OATS-5Uc.
HAY-S23 1921
BRAN Firm at S1O
LARD-171zd18%.
PoRK-S26 50927.
BAcoN-Shoulders 151ai sides Igt192os.
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CoNoERT1-Mr. j. r. Bukowitz and
his pupils give a concert to their
friends on Thursday evening at Phil
harmonic Hall. Mr.. Bukowitz has
only been in this city a few months,
but has already made his mark as q
fine musician, and those who have
been favored with an invitation may
expect a treat.
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NAIvETTE.-The Mt. Vernon Dem.
ocrat has this advertisement:
WANTED, 900 colored troops to
vote the way they shot, to overcome
the white majority in Posey County.
That's the way they vote. but the
Democracy hereaway are less candid,
and profess to have been Union men.
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CLOUDS CORDIAL
Is the only Popular Medicine of its
class compounded upo1 Scientific
Principles.
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TUESDAY, OOTOBER Is, 1879.
CT N E WIS !.

TOBACCO SALE.-Messrs. Martin,
Gardner IL Co. will sell nice lot of
assorted tobaccos this morning. Buy
ers please attend.
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Savannah Market.
By TalearanI

By telegraph SAVANNAH, Oct. IT.
CoTroE : Very nrm and holders ask
Ini lgf prices m1ddiing l41S9l45Sc; sales
ports coastwise 10 bales; stock 1872.
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CharIeston Market.
By Telegra

By Telegraph CHARLIsroE, oct. II.
CoTToN-Active and firmer; rniddlfng
I4Agi4asc; sales 600 bales; net receipts
1903 bales: export TO Great Br tain 1866
bales; coastwise y9g7; stock 2g0,gIO
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Mobile Market.
By Telegraph.
IoBILE, Oct. IL.

By Teiegraph.l MOBILE, Oct. IL
C01ToN-Active and excited; mfddling
I4AgI45z; sales 1000 bales; net receipts
Oo2 bales; exports to Continent 700
bales; ccastwise 600 bales; stock 1854
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Q
The Courts.

The trial of areplevin case against
the Sheriff, which was on trial on
Saturday, occupied the whole of yes
terday in the Circuit Court.
CRIMINAL COURT - Hon. a. Il.
Robinson presiding. - VIM. Martin
and Charles B. Foster pleaded guilty
to the burglary at Marlett's store and
were sentenced to three years IN the
penitentiary. mr.,
RECORDERS CoURT--Nathan Va
ard Eso presiding d. Rem
soher secured the payment of So 80
for q drunken sleep under the shadow
Of the Criminals Court house.
Kate Sullivan went into durance
for want of IS. to pay for her big
drunk.
VIM. Money had the money to pay
SC 81 for drunken brawl.
James Powell went into soak for
lack Of IS SIS to pay for a noisy drunk.
james Picket, for assault and bat
terry, was required to pay S12 85, for
which he gave ample security.
Mrs. John CHASER expressed her
self" with too much freedom and
emphasis, for the abuse ofwhich priv
ilege, she had private apartments as
signed her in the lookup. TO stay out
a fine of Sc 35.
Maria Bell permitted her tongue to
wag too freely. and gave security for
81 60 to pay for the privilege.
Alb. Cloud underwent a trial by a
jury, for "disorderly," Philip Hum
bugger being the complainant. Yer
dict of the jury-Humbug.
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For sale.

A good two seat, leather top car
riaQe. almost new. Also some new
work can be seen, for two days only,
at 81 Third Street, between Main and
Locust. i. u READING.
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GalTcefnn Harkaf.


BY Telegraph GALVESTON. Oct. IL.
CoTToN-In good demand and prices ad-
Yanceds good ordinary l3c: sales 400 bales:
net II cefpts 80 bales; stock 6,343 bales.
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ASHBY's SALOON
Resfaurant.

@NAPR. JAS. ASHBY HAS FITTED
- up the spacious building on Locust
st, between Wafer d First, as a first. class
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
The Bar will always be supplied with the
BEST BRANpS OF LIQUoES, and the Res
taurant viii be furnished with the
Choicest Brands Of Oysters,
All kinds of GAME in season, and what-
ever the most fasJIdious appetite NAV ~
sire. All served with true artistic skill
~ 0ASe W. - s@lh. octl4.tf
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CLOUD'S CORDIAL

CLOUDS CORDIAL
Is the especial panacea for all the ills
Of Woman. Pale cheeks, sunken
eyes, low spirits, wasting form, yield
20 its magio power; and health and
cheerful life and robust body are the
result.
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CLOUD's CORDIAL

Can not be used as a Beverage. It is
true Medical Preparation.
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pa At the Bazaar, Toilet sets,
Wine sets. Vases. Statues, Picture
Frames, &C., very cheap.
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CLOUDS CORDIAL
Has cured thousands, and tie testl
mony is on record.
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies. as the schools open soon.
aue31-t
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LITTLE MAY AND THE FATRy-Ts
the title Of a pretty little ouarto vol
ume written BY Harriet R. McKeever,
and published by Claxton, Remsen 3
Hahelhnger. 8l9 and 821 Market St.,
Philadelphia. and for sale by Fish s.
Barter, corner Main and First Streets,
printed on excellent paper, and is en-
beltshed with nine handsomescolored
illustrations, which cannot fail to in
terest the little folks. II will make a
handsome holiday present.
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BG Evansville and Ohio River Di-
rectory for 1871. History and Gen.
e.al and Business Directory in one
volume.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18

'SPALDIEe's GLUE" will just suit
you. oct18- d3t-eod
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few YORK Geld and STOCK Eg,Ee,-

ny 4SLe&1spn.J NEW YORK, Oct II.
MoNEY-Market easy at sac per cent.
STERLIeG -FIrmer, at Sha8%.
GoLD-SIeady; opened at ll3J[ GafIfo11q
and closed at 1895. Borrowing rates p "a
to nat. Clearances, s52 OO0, 600. o-'1
In the Sub-Treasury there ia q ha1a,,oo a.,
gold OF s62,2l2. 6S6 of currency 81 aas I- ~ ~ ~
day. To-
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FIEe collie Ior sale Cheap.

/ have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street. between Sycamore and
Vine; also one-story brick house
on William Street, in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3- No. IL Third Street,
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Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
in the CITY. aur31-tf.
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GD Don't fail to go to the Skating
Carnival tonight. 1t
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HI~ The Grande Duchesse Kid
Gloves FOR 81, at the Bazaar, Ga Main
Street.