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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

By Telegraph CEcuEEATT. Sept. 10.
FLoUR-Demand light but holders drn; /;
% 5095 To- an advance tB asked but not es-
tabIished.
WHEAr-No. 1 red winter, following
rates asked 81 l5a1 20; gales made at Il l29
/ 16 choice white 81 25.
CoRN-An advance fsessred but none e.
tabIlaned; No. mixed 60 > 7Oci No. white
OATs-Demand active and prices ad-
vaneed 20; sales at 5944c, the latter an ex-
treae rate.
RYE-Dun: prices nomfnal at 75gsOc.
BARLEY-Quiet and weak Spring No.
81 IOs8I I5 /; Fail No. 81 208l o.
CoTToE-Duu and prices o.roopangs Inid
ding 1S01S1<.
ToBAcCo-Du1I and unchanged.
WHIsKY-DuIl and prices nominal az 20
@Szc.
PaovIsIows-Du but unch angeds pork,
| large sales U0uld not be made az the quo-
| tatfons OF S26; bacon in only limited
/ jobbing demand at AZ: bacon shoulders
/ l65< bacon sides lz5<.
LARD-Qutet and weak country l45z city
/ is held at 15c.
/ OATs-DulI and unchanged.
BUTTER-Duil and unchanged.
/ ILEsEED On-Duu and market unset
Il tied at SOC.
4 LARD OEL-s1 1891 1h
! ROCERIEs-U nchaHgeds
CfoLD-sI 151< buying.
| ExCHAEGE-EtEna ON New York 0lm a.
| par buying.
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KEEP it before the people, that the
real estate appraisement made by the
Republican Council OF 1869 was So.
65l. .875, and BIZ the Democratic Coun-
ell of1870 is only So, ,265. .943 upon the
same territory l-EUaHsUi1le Courier.
The Official figures. which we pub
lish, show how this is accomplished.
The Republican Council of1969 sought
to keep up and increase the appraise-
msnt on the high priced property
owned By rich men in the business
parts Of the city. On the contrary, the
Democratic Council Of 1870 largely
reduce the appraisement on this kind
of property. and largely increase it on
''the small lots Of laboriBg men. -
transferring the burdens of taxation
from the rich 10 tho poor. @
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at. L0nIs Market.
Rz rslseraph.l Sc. Loura. sept.

By Teleeraph.I ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
ToBAcco-Qufet and unchanged.
6yOTrOEF-DuH1 and unchanged.
HEMP-Market steady with moderate
demand.
FLcUR-Market steady with moderate
demand superb ne winter at s4B4 49, extra
winter 50 s71z94 59i sUpernoe Spring q 20
4 IS.
WHEAr-Demand fair and prices ads
vanced 2a5c, owing to light rscelptss NO.
red Winter 81 079l i0i MOL red Winser y %
CoRE-Dun and unchanged at SOsS5c for
OATs-DuI aud prices a shade lower 81
40844c. z. oao.
BARLKY-Higher grades advanced sOS
RYE-keceipts light prices higher at
65 a7Oc, - =. 90.
PoRK-DuIT and unchanged at - on or
ders. - ...-.vse g., 4.
l slsoT1iders I4al41<: sides clear rlnEed l1ci
s'qsS dARD@bail EEL snd unchanged at ~ fOl
RrFF : CIrrLE Demand good at full
prices at 40ec for fair 20 primes o1@Dt5S foi
I8S IRo8cSs-oulst apa weak st SO sH
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The Statement that Prussia Refuses
TO Treat for Peace With the Regen-
CT, ard intends 90 Relnstate NRDo.
leon, False.
WASHINGTON, September 19.-A
dispatch from Minister Motley, dated
London, Saturday evening. was re
ceived at the State Department., and
SAYS that the statement that Prussia
refuses to treat except with the Re-
gency, and intends to reinstate Napo-
leon as Emperor Of France, is false.
Prussia, he says, objects to recognize
the present government, not because
of the proclamation of q Republic,
bat on the ground THAI it is unauthor-
lied, unstable, and incapable Of giving
lasting guarantees. The dispatch
adds that favorable reply was hoped
fer, but that il had not been received to
the proposition for an interview be-
tween Favre and Bismarck.
WASHINGTON. September 19-The
President, to-day, signed the commits
sions of Jer<r a. Baker, Deputy Post
master at Wilmington, Illinois; T..
Parker, Surveyor Of Customs for the
Port Of Daluth. Minnesota; Kelly,
Collector Of internal Revenue for the
Sixth District Of Wisconsin,.
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WHK is it that the JOURNAL said
the appraisemenE was still " ruinously
high after twenty per cent. had been
deducted ?-EUaas1ille Courier.
Because the sficial figures made by
the City Council prove it. The tables
which we publish establish the fact
that the appraisemeDt has been in
creased on the q small lots of labOring
men," and is therefore ruinously
high" because they are less able to
bear the burdens Of taxation than the
rich men.
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FRANCE.

& ~ h lAAN III
PARIs. Sept. 19. -Fhe Red Repubr
Iicaus continue to placard the walls
with handbills Announcing the new
Governments. Trouble is appre-
hended. The citizens declare they
prefer Prussian rule to communism
The railway 70 HaYre has been cut
at Conhans. !
Tours. Sept. I9.-Though it is
certain that Jules Eavre has gone to
the Prussian headquarters, no base OF
arrangements have been made.
PARIS, Sept. ia Heet of steam
ers is removing the merchandise
from Havra and 0thex French ports.
The OpiRiORe Ndti0nale asserts pos
itively that no mediation has yet been
proposed.
PARIS, September 19.-The Opia-
lone Nati0aale. acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of 10000 francs from A. I.
Ste wart, for the relief of the French
wounded 1 ESQ t1s1 lh
Tours, September 19.-The Ameri-
can and Swiss Ministers have Off
ciaIly informed Jules Favre not to
remain in Paris, Notwithstanding the
removal of the Capital here.
PARIS, Sept. 19.-Trains on the
/ Northern Railroad, from Rouen, only
run as far south as Breteuil at pres
/ sent. The Prussians were expected
at the latter place Saturday.
A fragment Of the Sedan army ar
rived at Rouen, which consisted of
600 men. who had previously escaped
from Metz.
The loss of life in the hospitals of
both armies from typhus is very seri-
Gus.
PARIs, September IA weekly
tax Is imposed upon residents having
houses or apartments here. who have
/ left the city.
PARIS. September a9.--The Swiss
American and Belgian Ambassador
have declined to quit Paris.
PARIS. Sept. 49, Many PrussiaE
scouts have been arrested near tbs
walls. All the Departments are arm
ing actively.
especial to the New York SUM-
PARIS. September 18.-Ye Yesterda,
there was a grand review of the
Garde Mobile and National Guard
| There are more than 100000 mel
under arms.
Great enthusiasm exists among thi
! troops with the exception OF the regi
/ ments of the Provincial Guard No
: bile. who refused to cry pige la Re
publique, by order Of their officers
Three thousand Prussian uniform
{ were discovered this morning in thre
houses.
The people of Paris are general
: dissatisfied with the Government
/. which failed to adopt Tevolutionar
measures.
: a manifesto, voted by twenty al
= rondissemeats of Paris, was presente
to-day to the Provincial government
a and will be posted tomorrow on th
3 walls. The manifesto requires th
Il immediate eeoi of the General Con
missioners IN the provinces. Genera
q UIuseret is designated by the peopl
= of Paris at the request of the peop
e Of Lyons. 1t is doubtful If the 70,
q ernment viii yield under that doub
pressure.
= The government Is afraid the Pru
!. SLAMS surrounded, last night, batta
20 ion of Partisan France -teireurs
Meany Forest. Therefore it can n
4 be set on FIRE.
= PARIS, September 19.-The city
= quiet, even TO dullness. The boul
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C0SDRNs EB FEbkggAMs.

eFaea M TUESDAY, Sept. 50.
Gold closed In New York. yesterday
81 Ils3s Ef0 4 Fa
John Kilts, the oldest citizen in BaIti-
more. died yesterday. aged los years.
The dafalsation In the Baltimore Gus
tom House, is only e1t,C51.
The Hayn1slrsrs beat the Mutuals at
Troy, yesterday, = to IS.
During theweek ending last saturday.
$50 persons died OF yellow fever at Havana
The steamer HeDry aChauncy, from As
pinwhl, arrived &C New York yesterday.
An extensive brewery In New fork was
destroyed by nre yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Insured W tsltfH
Among the passengers by the Iowa were
df9y German families expeliad nom Par1s.
VIM. A. Fowler. or Brooklyn. has been
appointed Reeeivers for the Black HaWk
Mining Company. tua1s
The Powelton House, in Newburg. n. Y,
was burned yesterday Los se9stGJs par
italy insured.
Henry Burton was arrested In Rich
mnnd, Nlrgtnta, yesterday, in the act OF
manufacturing three and i've cent nickels.
The dye and storage house OF the MerrI-
nae W0Olen Mills at Deacut, Mass, was
burne1 on sunday. Losss sl75f =, mostly
insured.
The steamer Iowa brought q number OF
| race horses OF Clydesdale stock which Is
Z
ftesh ever imported. They WILL be brought
y eat Tor breed purposes.
A frEsome eulogy OF Nilsson. the re-
nowned cantatrlce, wes tesegrapned west
We have no doubt the Nilsson Is wonder
ful woman.
John small shot Thomas Donahue in
New orK la-t night Dcnahue was sup
posed TO have shot Smaifs brother lest
November. Hence the shooting.
The colored men OF Virginia have ap-
peRled to the Governor for the right lc
sit on jnrie-. The Code q yirginia does
them to petition the Legislature on the
subject.
Berry declincs Browns chaIlenae for 4
single scuil race at Montreal. A hve nfls
and Henry Coulter for one thousand del.
lars q side.
The commissioners, appointed to super
v.se the sale OF the states interests in de
Nashville today, when important busi
ness Is expected
Preparations for the Industrial Exposi
tIon at Cincinnati are progressing ra pidly
and everything Will De reaay Ior the ioE
: NAL opening tomorrow evening.
.. The city Of Antwerp. Caledonia. Wis
eons1n and Denmark. fr0In New u 4ork ar
the Austria. fro11 Quebec. have arrived
QueenstoWn.
The ON 1IaI returns from Maine give
1sePaDAcaa majority on bAe OONo4nOA
o election of ISIS, and on the CongresSlons
}, elections ofo over 1000.
Judge Mclean, of Utah, has decide
that me Territorial Legtslation Whereb
n the MoEmons have for ten years COZ
troie0 me jury system OF the Suprem
void. "
= The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fallows OF II
Y niteQ states met IN B3ittmore yestarda,
Grand sire karnswoTth, prestdinK Twei
= ty-f0ur Grand Lodges aud twenty-thrs
) Grand Eneampnents are represented.
Judge SEroug, OF the United states fson,
Al PhiiaCelphta, yesterday decided thi
dividends paid Dy railroad Comnanf1
suoat Quent to January lst, Is70. are n,
liable 70 1nternal Reysnus taxation.
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SPATN.

MADRID, Sept. 18.-Seuor Olozoga.
Yesterday, breakfasted with Prim and
Serrano. His explanation of his
prompt recognition Of the French Re-
public, was perfectly satisfactory, aud
fully justified by the production Of q
dispatch from Sagasto, recommending
the recognition, but who afterwards
censured the act.
MADRID, September 19-The rais-
ing of the French blockade in the
North and Baltic Seas is officially an
nounced by the Spanish Government.
MADRID, Sept. 19.-Olozaea's re-
cognition of the French Republic has
been ratified by Spain.
Republican Manifestations in favor oil
France have been recently made al
Toledo.
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UhIcagO Market.

BY Telegraphl CHICAGO. Sept. TO-.
ExcHANGE-Unchangcd
FLoUR-Demand active and prices ad-
spring.
WHEA1s-Quiet and weak; 81 1I1<a1 u
for No. spring Chicago.
CoRE-Qaiet and weak at 69a695S for No.
mixed.
OATs-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced 1<a5<c, at 371S03751.
RYE-ExcfJed and prices higher, 294c /;
74c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Demand fair and market nrm
at 81 90 for No. 2.
PoRK-steady, with moderate demand
at e28826 so for mess.
LARD-MaEket steady, With modernte
demand at l51<.
MIDDLEs-Short rib l4L
HoGs-Dull and prices dropping az $40
9ke.
GArTLE-DulI and prices dropping at SO
aGe, receipts large.
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new orleans narket.

BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, Sept. NO..
CoTroN-Demand fair and market drIn :
sales OF SOD bales mtddling at 175<GI8s. Re-
ceipts 2,lg5 baless exports coasGWiae, 4 y5S5
bales stock 10 co bales.
FLOUR-In good supply End IoWers SUE
perfine So XXX &57 s. xxx 60.
CoRN-Duiis mixed SEC; white 90c.
OATs-LoWers IT. Louis 81 g55c,
REAN-Sf.
HAY-Scarce and firm at SIS
PoRK-Dun AZ S7@2z SO.
BAcoE-Shouiders 155z; clear ribbed lsci
clear sides 1894.
HAMs-22914c for sugar cured.
LARD-Tierce 171<9l71<: keg E0l<.
GUGAR--l8c for prime.
MoLAsSE8-250S5c
WHIsKY--800fl 025<.
CoFPRN--l71SRlTl[
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HAVANA, Sept. ia steamer has
arrived with five hundred soldiers
from Spain.
The filIibuster steamer Salvador
was captured between Cienfuegos and
Trinidad, loaded with arms and war
material. The Captain and thirty
men escaped. but the mate and crew
we're captured.
HAVANA, September 19.-Bembla
Is reported to have surrendered.
The children OF all slaves captured
since the year 1854, after receiving an
apprenticeship Of sixteen years, are
to be set free by order of Captain
General DeRodas.
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L0nIaIIIIe Marhaf.
d TeIegraph.I

By IeIegrsph.l LoUIsYILLk. Sept. 1G
BAGGIKo Firm; stocks light af sBaIHe.
CDFTON-Dull and lower at 173<c for mid
ding.
FIoUE-Firmer at $ . for extra family.
GRAIN=DuiI.
WHKAT-el 150l Is.
C0RE-90c.
RxE-80c-
OAT8-4Sc
Provisions -Flrmer; mess pork e2s.
srgar cured hams A8245<; bacon 1e5<0I7@
18os buIl1 125<9I55<@I85<.
IaARD-In Uerces l6cs IN kegs IBc.
WHBKY-RaW at 81. small sales.
ToBACC0-@Rles to-day Of o. hhdN mi G5Aa
Is for frosted; IS s5a6 20 for common 70
good sound lugs, G7652I 50 FOR common leaf
To good market drm.
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~T. g. Bridwell & Co.. corner
Of Main and Third Streets. have a
fnlI stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
eut Medicines, American and import
"a Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
nounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
eress and RookbridRe Alam Waters.
fe17-kf
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sG- Coolidges, of the New York
Store, sell the best Dollar Kid Gloves
In This market. Just now opening
novelties in Dress Goods. Japanese
Robes. Irish Poplins. Silks, Satins,
Sash Ribbons, Lace Goods, 30, at
low prices. sept20 2t
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.


BY Telegraph NEW YORK Sept. l9.
Dry Goods market active. and prices
have been maintained with increased
ftrmness. BnIiou A bieAched muslins
have advanced to lie: Reynolds A A do TO
I2o heavy brown sheeiings firm at I35< to
la5< for good 10 best brands: printed call-
Goes not abundant, and desirable makes
sell freely at 1I1sl9l2c per yard select styles
OF delatns command 20cs plain and glace
styles OF vOrgted stuff goods scarce and
meet with sale at l6c to PC.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-Durine
the week ending on the evening Of
the 18th, there were 80 deaths from
yellow fever. OF this number % were
natives of Italy, 8 Of France, 3 OF
Germany, 3 of the United States, 2 of
Holland, 2 Of Nova Scotia, and 8 Of
other countries. Ten we're interred
Sept. u, 3 on the 18Th, 10 on the
18th, 8 on the 18th, IL on the 18th,
9 on the 18th and 20 on the 18th.
The deaths from otker fevers were
21. The total InteFments for the week
were III. The fever is not declared
epidemic.
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j. IT. SCHRICHTE,
sep19 1w No. 80 Main Street.

RARE BARGAINS. in order to give
our time entirely to our rapidly in
creasing Sewing Machine Trade, we
have determined TO close out our
Ladies' Underwear, Notions, Laces,
Edgings, Hosiery, &c, at cost. We
will continue 10 manufacture, as here
tofore. Call at the Ladies Emporium,
No. South Second Street, for bar
gains. aept173t
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NemphIE Market.


BY telegraph ME1PHIs, Sept. 10.
CoTToS Dali at IKE: receipts 200
haless exports ZIG.
fLoUR-Duii at S460I5 60.
goRG-Scarces shel1ed S59c9c.
OATs-Qniet at 47Q4Sc,
BRAN-Active at SIS.
LARD-Duu at IzaIs1S.
PORK-N oininals no demand
BAcoN-Shouidera nominal: kfdea nurnf-
unI
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ChoIee stor6 Room fOr Renf.

The fine four.story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September 1.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER. &C the
Post Office. ie24-tt
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NofIco 10 DeIInoHenfs.

After the 1st day of October che
additional penalty of six per cent. Will
attach on all delinquent taxes. All Aiiil
narties interested are requested TO call
ne the Office and settle the same:
= Il. IUNKENHEIMER, q. v. Q.
Treasurers Office, Fander0urg 20,
Sent. RI. 1870. Lsep0 td
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BY Telegraph NEW xoRK. Sept. 70.
Business in Wall Street dun. except In
stocks. Speculative sales on q general de-
cline.
MoNEY-Easy az sac.
STKRLING-Exchange for bankers bills
ioLD-DulI; opened at 1s5<, touched 1873
and Ia and closed az l3t<8l35Ss borrowing
rates Las pei e. ut.. cieR RANGES "a, ,OO0, 600.
Quiet and steady.
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CrNcrNNATr. June Il

CINcINNATI, 1ne II, IbIVs
DFt. G. B. EALITH-pedr Strs My mother
scaided her foot so badly she could not
walk, which alarm1ngIy sweIled. My lit-.
tie boy had Jumps In his throat and very
stln neck got up in the night and bath
ed his throat and chest and gave him
twenty drops 9f your OIL. They are now
both we'll. JOHN TCOdEY
Express Omes, g. West Fourth street.
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DAILY JOURNAL
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1870.
joint pIsenAsLons.

The following are the list of ap-
pointments for joint discussions be-
tween Captain GOoding and Judge
Niblaek.
EPSON, ,Daviess County. Friday, cd sept,
1P.M. a
Washington, Daviess County. Saturday,
Sept. 24tl1, P. N.
Mt. Vernon. Thursday, September 18th,
at 1P.M.
New Harmony. Friday, September 3oth.
at p. n. Frrf
WFadesvllle, Saturday, Oct. lst. P. n.
Evansville, Saturday. Oct. 1st. ~ P.
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
dnced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
RuR3l-tt
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DIR. SMITHS
Genuine EIectric OH.
NEW OOMBINATION.

RYERvE POWER WITHOUT PHO5-
&N PHORUSi A real SedatiVe without
opium or reaction. Innocent, even In the
mouth OF Infants Twenty Drops Is the
Largest Dose. Cures Sick Headache in
about twenty minutes on rational princi-
pies. -H
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D.. Saith. Ssdd me more Oil and more
circulars. It IL going like hot cakes.''
send some circulars also co SntiiR a CO.,
ply ofths OH. Please send By drat express,
and obifxe, Yours truly,
ID. E BECKER. DrugRIaf.
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EYansvIIIC and OraWfOrdsVllie Rail-
road.
SKcRETARYis OEFTcE. I
EvA1SsvIILE, Ind, sept .. 1870.

EVANSVILLE Ind, sept y, A6f0.1
Notice ia hereby given that the An
nual meeting Of stockholders in this
Company will. be held at the Court
House, in the city of Evansville, on
Monday, the 81 day Of October
next, at 10 o'clock Am, at which time
an election will be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. BY order of the Board.
j. X. MARTIN,
eeDt8-td Secretary.
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ITALY.

FLoRENCg. September 19. = The
Italians have occupied Orlando.
Tho following is official; The troops
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Showing q reduction Of the APP
praisement Of the real estate of the
Banks By the present Democratic
Council of over TWENTY ONE
PER CENT a s4fnr
And yet the Courier has the audacity
to claim that the Council has made
the assessment just and fair by an
creasiRg the pahidtion placed ispon the
fine estates Of The rich aud decreasing
the appraisement upon the small lots
of laboring men. s
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HUW sH0 OUHHtIL -E8EUF8 NC n1NEss
There Is no property in the city
which can better afford to stand 3
good round assessment, than that
owned by the National Banks. If
there is to be any increase of the ap-
praisemeot, it should commence here.
But how has our Democratic Council
treated these rich corporations? We
give below the assessments of 1869
aud 1870, on the real estate Of these
Banks:
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SALT RHEUM 4t cures every Tune (tf
you use no soap on the parts while apply
Ing the OH, and it cures most all cutRne-
0ua diseases seldom falls In Deafness or
rheumatism. For sale by the best Drug
gfsts. sepl5- diy
CLOUD, AIKEN q Co. 6RenerRlaA gents,
and sole Agents for Evansville and VI
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Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from Is to 30 tons Of Broom
Corn on hand. and will be glad to
supplythe demand Of broom manu-
faeturers. sept14-tf
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS. - For the
next fifteen days. we will sell Ladies
Underwear, Notions, Trimmings, DO,
- at cost at the Ladies Emporium,
No. 8 South Second Street. sept17 30
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The 9 Fmporor's PIII''

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept in a first class Drug
Store may be found there in abund-
anoe. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Second.
IAug. 18 eod-tf
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on entering Valletre were received
with great enthusiasm.
Gea. BexiO is marching on Rome.
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ar Cosr-Ladies' Underwear and
Trimmings. Hosiery, &C., ct the
Ladies' Emporium, No. b Second
Street. Now is your chance for cheap
goods. septlI5t
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gOmolhIng new and sfTllsh .

have been through the market
we'll, and selected my stock very care
fully, and am confident that i can
please any and every man in regard to
style, quality and prices. Whatever
is wanted in the line of gentleman's
wear or furnishing goods can be found.
Come and see me. No charge for
showing goods, and very low charges
for the goods themselves.
J: II. ScHnIcHTE,
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Nor A FArLuRRl NOT oNEl!
rFrorn ryanadn1


NEW HAMBURG, OST., July IL
DF. SH3fkh, Ph1lR.s 4 have sold the OIL
for Deafness, Sickness, Neuralgia. &C, and
In eregB cGss Il has Riven Satisfaction.
can procure Quito q number Of letters. We
want more OF tne large size, &C, cc-
Yours re pectfuIiy.
FRED. II. McCALLUM. DruzKis..
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Because the Democratic Council
has seen fit to largely reduce the ap-
praisement on the valuable property
Of the rich men in tie business por-
ton of the city.
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FOREIGNERS rREArED As SPIES.
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Why is it that the appraisemsnt Of
the Council Of 1870 is four hundred
thousand dollars less than the ap-
praisements of 1869? - ErzasriLe
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The Northern Army MARCHING
ON 81. Dents.
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The Russian EmbassadoI
Left Parts.
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Prussia Declines to Treat for Psae
at Present.