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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-08
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

FWANSN ILA1S8 -
,oaa,,~o IN recommending Dr.
l take ,. paeSr INVIGORATING COR
"a ~ - So, remedy Of superior excellence.
49, - sa,,I,,ated conditions OF the system, II
IN oe 1910 ol1.s1 IN my bands the best eomoi-
mas s,a PIT - Tonics and stimulants that
am aware OF. w.aENrss MD.
ivIA JUL
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EVERY BOTTLE.
Recommended by many of the baSt
Physicians in the Land.

M Tobn N4aeentss. formerly of the Royal
College of Surgeons ana 9eAls 80 recent
United States Army GU
war, says:
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COlOred bounty.

knTAAH ut LAClLtF9U0k9 = AN1N~~~~
- Abandoned Lands.
orEtcE OF Discussing OFFICER,
" CoyINGToN. KY. Sept. II, 1917.
re the Colored soldiers in Kentucky ana
Indtana: * ..~,~.nnr a
AwEHN NV POSSESSION a
Iars@a n,r1her or Bounties due colored
- ,a ~ a,,sl their heirs. The whereabouts
sS ~ sta3 is4stroants are unknown to me, De
cause they have changed their [e res nfair9
saaeyts nave accordingly determined 70
% myself, or send an agent, with al e ms
bounties entrusted TO ms 1o1 pay An0
i and remain
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IN eUerT case i has giTgpa Of letters we
can procure quite quite are 3 rul Size, So, sc.
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chestnut TPeas.

100000, inches to feet high. Best
Timber and Nut Tree planted. A I6-page
Stock. Address STORRS, HARRISON 4
co Pain esville, Lake Co, o.
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ErECTRTC OIL.
DR. SMITHS
Genuine Electric" oil.
NEW COMBINATION.

~ERvE POWER WITHOUT PH 5.
III APHORUSl A real Sedatiye Wl lI y :
e5niun or reaction. InnocenI, evsn + II Inc
noun " nose 1sures a1ck Headacne Ia
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MACHINIST.
Portable Engines (sGso mall sizc). and
Portable Circular JSato lNisIs.

Important Notice.
The usual amount Of steam used to 90
sewing with by the PortibIe Circular Saw
Mill is from 125 TO $50 pounds pressure. per
square inch. have reduced this amount
anu require only from 90 to 90 pounds per
square inch, at which EteaTh Is not con-
sidered In the least dangerous, and is, at
the same time, more econoHnical in the
saving OF fuel, &c. We apperyd the follow
Ing certificate Of the first of any new style
Porte BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusal Of sawyers and all those desiring
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axles, easily drawn from place, and
always ready for operation In few hours.
MR. KRATz The Portable Engine you
rurn 0 ss ne Ne, ancf ,3 S aq
ever saw, runs light, uses 10 pounds OF
steam for running double 60 and 30 inch
ness. An average days w0rk, 1000 to
Of steam. A. ]. CALDWELL,
LynnvfIle Ind.
MARION, KY, September 8, 1870.
Mr.. Q. Kratx, Evansville, Ind.
Strive take great pleasure in giving
our testimony to the excellence of your
Steam Circular Saw ELL.
Theone We purchased of you on the I'D
August last has given entire satisfaction
We are satisfied that with proper hands II
VIII saw fifteen hundred feet OF poplar per
hour. On the whole, we think YOU have
great reason 10 congratulate yourself u pen
having constructed most excellent MIL |
W htch will doubtless supercede those con-
structed upon other principles. The Swiss |
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom YOU
sent to put the mill up and start It FOR us, |
seems to be an excellent machinist. Our |
friends who witnessed him WORKING, say |
be Is the best sawyer that they have eV or |
seen. You could not have sent q better /
machtnist aud sawyer, or one that would Il
have given more Satisfaction. Your Mill |
Is just what You recommend 10 60 be.
Yours, truly, aa5
sep8-Sm ELDER BROS.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov l5-6n O. KRATX
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Owen Davis, Master;
Ed EN- T (; R1Slsr' CLERKS.
Leaves Evansville EVERY WEDN ESDAY
and SATURDAY at Pm.
Leaves Cairo EVERY THURSDAY ard
SUNDAY at 8 Pm, making close connec-
ton at Cairo with nrst-class steamers for
st. Louis Memphis. and New Orleans, and
at Evansville with the K. a O. R.R. for all
points North and East, and with the
Morning Star for all points on the Upper
Ohio. For freight or passage apply on
board. or to DUKE NICHOLSON.
seplS.tf Agent.
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enro on Deafness, Salt Rheum, &c.

-. ,,ns,,v,otfs0s. Cures Salt Rheesns:
cires es rsipelas Cures ParG'ysas; 8 gesrd-
oa2ettsAgs. Es,s md FroSts. Cures Pttes'
Seafd Head Fsioss. Carb.sekses Nss9s'
Group DLptherf NesrGgysa' Solss Tooth
Iehe GrGnsps, Bloody FEstE, &C., &C. &C.
TRY 1T FOR YOURSELF.
/ SALT RHEUM it cures every ~ oA a101,Ix :,
YOU use no soap on the parts VIII WINS NJ .
| inpthe ON, and it cures most AL Suessn =,
OTls diseases seldom falls IN DeAihSS1Ss y
sine = 7--9 sep15-dl.
sGjIOUD, AIKEN s. CO.. General Agents
| avd sole Agents for Evansville ana W
cIn5tv. 10 whom all orders should be SEM
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RARDW ARE.
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LONDON, October THE Germans
have occupied in force Paoy and Yer
non. small towns in the Department
of Eure. They were vigorously but
Intellectually opposed By the Nation.
IL u
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All oth7r Planes IN proportion.
butcher Saw Files. 3 inch,
3I-2 inch, A aod 4 LIZ In.
Is cents each. q
Bradbury's SpokeshaVes. Z
mon 45o; 2 Ia inch 55cs
8 inch Csc.
oR,r olI our HARDW ARE TO
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NOTICE!
CARPENTERS, CABINET q
CHAlR MIXERS.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES

GENUINE DIs8TON'S 26
I'M. HAND SAWS, Sl.9O
UINIE SPEAR O
Jackson 90 IN. HAND
SAwg $3.50
GEN I N i SFEAh 9
JACKSON % IN. RIP-
PING SAWS, $40
Ohio Tool Co. Planes
SINGLE SMOOTH, go
DOUBLE d., ~. 20
SINGLE JACK, re
DOUB BILE JACK, 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-08

The Prussians have secured the
provinces Of Maine, Orleans and
Picardy, without finding any traces
of the new French levies.
The prnssiaus hava avanuotaI MI
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The Prussians have evacuated Null
nause, marching toward Altkirch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

high title Of which the great universities OF befhn'
Paris. Vienna. and Turin are barely worthy 7
The general CONCLUSIONS at which DR.. HOY "nit
are that in view Of the long period since W 49,
university education has made slow proficsS, ,ho
sp;rit of Improvement has been awakcne" u"'"e
mas, feur vcors but that the leaders in 'ho ''o
mani ore oroning their way wifhou' any s".f '''
copcent;on If the ideal at wi ich they snou'u am
No scholar will question me w. ne highest practi-
slSnoSru H - hui then Their is uniortnna,rH very
wide difference as to Wns1 n ,i, ariS deeds majority
We -, mai The university must gauge Us stauatu u1"n
claim Observation-Disclosures, a. with those OF the schools below
10 CORES inss we do h saw they shall get no
,cuts: an our preparations will aNa us nothhE, anu
@ sba lose the early glory of great success which
NV are shrcwd enogh to is measured BY the puhc,
ignorant of the true office OF university, nor ny ~
high range of its studies and the nupber aud value OF ~
combinations To the intellectual progress OF inc Worn
bat by the number of students whose names are iouu III
IL this lack Of true and noble ambition on the part
of some of our university authonlies- his iack oi io!
the sacred interests they assume 10 represent
shameful readiness Ia impose upon an unlnturmed uphc
10y putting Numbers in the foreground aud claiming con,
sdera0u their accOun,-it is this fai'c deane WIN
interests of education in America that IL its chel
curse to-day. 1t ground of announcement however,
that here and there are to I've found educators ana
general workers in this Held who hold tiat thc uNel
sy is not to he the governed, but the governing, Pm
that the standards of the common schools of the cou
try not To determine the grade 0i our uhherSty
education but are themselves To be detcfmhcd ny ~,
that the university is not Ia he elevated toa bghe piano
by the uplifting of the schools below IT, as isdhds arc
raised the 10y sitltfGdlfdh
Is itself the only power by which they 10 be raised 10
"a higher level.
A true university in fine, argues Dr. Hoyt, is the
leading want of American education. The university
of the future is destined to he more comprehensive
institution than the highest and most complete OF
those now in existence The realization of the ideal
university will he work of time, OF great labor,
and of immense cost. Its foundation must be
reckoned by millions, its professors by humid
reds and its means of experiment and illustration
on the most extensive scale. The author, as is
evident from the whole scope and tendency of tins
volume, has thought long and wisely on the educa-
ton of tine American pcople-a subject of the most
profound moment to every man who has the future
of his country at heart The suggestions so forclby
set forth 10y Dr. Hoyt will commend themselves to
the attention of every enlightened educator and the
seed thus sown cannot fail 10 bear good fruit when
the field shall be fully ripe for the harvest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND p O'CLOCK
Jongs- -R1nE1 mt
MONDAY. Nov. PIP. II.

The week opened with a more cheerful feel
ing at the stock Exchange, the result no doubt OF the
sharp upward turn In American bonds and consols IN
the London market, eos rising To So, and consols
Oh This improvement was doubtless due 10 the less
beligcrent tone In continental affairs, and the expecta
ton that the Anglo Russian question will be settled
without recourse to war. Speculation in stocks at the
early hours the Stock Exchange was in favor OF higher
quotations. and reflected the favorable turn IN European
Complications In the afternoon the better feeling noted
wa LOST the market being rather heavy. The larger
dealings Of the day in NcwYork Central stock and
scrip Reading Lake Shore, Rock Island, ST. Paul. Pacific
Mail and Western Union. Miscellaneous and invest
ment shares were dull, as also express stocks.
The following table shows the highest and lowest prices
at which leading stocks were sold to-day:
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Coleman Benedict,s closlng anotatIons were:

The effect of the foreign news upon the gold market
was to check the late upward movement, and turn the
tide of speculation in the opposite direction The open
ing price before formal commencement Of business
was or one per cent below Saturday closing quota
ton. The initial sale ut the board was llla at which,
and ILL., ranged during the day the bulk Of transac-
tions being at the intermediate quotation. Free short
sales have apparently been encouraged by the improved
aspect OF fore m affairs and tOwsrd the close consider
alton OF IGi Of per paid for the of coin
until Tomorrow although previously the carrying rates
g. g. p and per cent. The imports OF specie for
the week Sl,4sO an aggregate of Sl2lGUs since
January against s457S9 for the period in 1862
aud >t41 OJ) in 1863 The days business al the Gold
Exchange Bank follows; Gold cleared, S69S,O00;
gold balances sei5,3l currency balances Sl,l2,36i.
The follnying were the quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

In the atlantic for December, Mrs. Beecher
stowe contributes story Of the Odtown series Of
which the principal interest consists in its copiOus dis
PLAYS the Yankee vcrIacuar. parallel between the
Buddhist aud the Roman Catholic Religions" i. urawn
" Mrs Maria Child, slowing that the faith and worship
of the Chinese have many points in common with the
comparatively modern Roman Catholic Church. "The
Travelling Companons," by Henry James, ro takes
more romantic character the story advances and The
descriptions Art in this number highly spced with
confessions The for the most part remains
in Venice with episodes OF Padua. Florence Rome and
Naples each Of which cities suggests artistic notices and
criticisms which equally remarkable for delicate ap
probation and exquisite language. Mr. H. T. Tucker
man offers eloquent plea for Silence, believing with
Thomas Carlyle that all virtue and belief TO have
run TO tongne. and he is the most and the most
valiant who the greatest aker" He illustrates the
eternal duty OF silence" by variety Of forcibe APP
peals with many striking examples Of its sovereign eff
cacy social sanatve In support Of his position he
quotes the authority Of of the high priests OF
silence but Oms the greatest Of them ALL Nathaniel
Hawthorne. There is chapter 0f Joseph and his
Friend" by Bayard Tay Tor, and characteristic poem
The Prayer-Seeker," by ]. q. Whittier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

The Sunny side Book is the attractive title
of an attractive volume just issued for the Christmas
holidays by G. p. Putnam Sons. " contains some of
the dauest sketches Of Washington Irving and choice
selection from the magazine papers and poems Of
Bryant, q. W. Curtis W. ID. HowclS, W. Allen Butler, X.
H. soddar, Bayard Taylor, and others. The illustra
lions include portrait of Mr.. Curtis, aud de-
signs by VIM Hart, barley. Mast, CASTELAR, McEntee and
several other fayorite American artists. The whole
volume is brought out IA admirable taste, and will form
a delightful accompaniment TO the Christmas tree
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'epOrt as follows at 4 y. m:

The State bond market was moderately active, but
further decline recorded the principal issues since
saturday. Missouri 6s were exceptionally firm. and
North Carolina special tax made an advance OF per
cent at the Second Board the former selling at 49, and
the latter at 49, Tennessees declined from SEQ TO 6 the
lowest point touched for time past while the Old
were heavy at SGT North Carolina old, sold at A.
at 2iaAl and Funding Act issues OF 1865 at 49, South
Caroinas, new, January and July were weak and sold
al 20. The following were the bids;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
THE nj MARKETS.

Carefully Reported ior THE IhIBrsE =, 10,
dsmani for Pot" 10 ds and
h ,..v AT s6 .3a 81 - Pesr dull and nominal at
~ Sdx923 a., .--,..--,
fairly active anil the market opened
t-r hat ,uae1en the advance lost AMI me msaei ,'ss hu
sa ~ Is,. }? SATURDAY. evening" including Ja bales Tor export,
10 ami for speculation For ntnre delivery the
closed owsr sas SATURDAY. evening Of o
lJl 3c Vo Jaaua, Is sltc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

The Art Of Dressing Wen, by ). \. Frost
Dick Fitzgerald lays down code OF costume for the
use Of every mdy and gentleman who desires instruction
in the secret making good appearance in society IL
treats the subject with the gravity Of Judge, and the
taste of an artist, forming convenient supplement To
the Bankruptcies of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
of the main line for the current year:

The Central Pacific Bonds have the advantage of
ready market on both sides of the Atlantic, of regu-
lar quotations at the Stock Exchange and are based
on a finished and equipped road, already placed on
stable aud profitable basis.
Having originally negotiated these bonds, and
being thoroughly acquainted with their soundness
and value WE have introduced them as Il speciality
in our regular business in connection with our deal
ings in Government securities, and recommend them
without hesitation To our friends and customers
desiring 10 make investments or Ia fund their Five
Twenties upon advantageous terms without reduc-
ton of interest FISK Il HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
VALERIE AYLNER. Novel By CHEs1IAN REID $50 pp 2
Appleton 4 ca.

Novel b CHRISTIAN RIin. $50 pp IL
d Appleton Co.
The igb-wrought aesthetic criticisms in this
novel may partly redeem il from the yapdy of many of
the current productions Of American fiction, III when
abitionsness Of aim painfully contrasts with mediocriy
Of performance In the construction Of the plot IT he
trays want OF organic skill there Is no effective devel-
opnent OF events pique and sustain the curiosity Of
The reader the incidents are portrayed as separate
sketches instead Of being woven into harmonious
whole and although the dicon is af elaborate splen-
dor throughout, the final impression is that of
a desultory, purpOsclcSs, and incomplete piouuc-
ton. Tie main characters " the story soon pail upon
the taste account of their uuearhy and lntoerabe
projections. They painted not only III r0secolo bni
in all the hues Of the rainbow, without natural shade
to relieve their dazzling brightness. The scene Is laid
chiefly in NewOrlean, and Baltimore. and it is quietly
assumed that the society Of the South presents the
nearest resemblance 80 Paradise that has survived the
fall" The women paraeonS of ovelihcss ana grace
enchautmeut breathcs from their features and the music
Of heaven fingers in their voice As models o mascuhe
breeding in whom alone cOmhined cbiylrous Nalol,
and noble courtesy the men stand ont c"n'picr0u'ly
from the canvas with every virtue that makes them the
ornaments uf their Apart from the incOhcrcnce Of
the plot the love OF music ana painting which per
vades the work is exhibited in several pas
sages Of CLOWN: description that shed a COR
ge0us light over the narrative. In these por
Of the story the power of the writer appears to e
create q advantage atnOnEn ~ OH S'hN
scale for the realities daily life Some OF the lead
inc episodes are sketched with certain vigor Of
delineation, a. the runaway sleigh-rfdc OF Valerie
and Ronney, spite of their excessive intensity, and
indicate talent which under appropriate discipline
might rpen into excellence. The writer has much
TO learn in the true of language. Every page Is
thcky strcwn with scraps OF French and Italian appa-
rentlv thrown in at random Disgusting the honest yer
nacular in motley carb The single line of German on
which the author ventures Is curously incorrect The
auxiia1eS shall" aud viii" made to do duty for
each genuine Hiberuian confusion, with sub
lime disregard Of the laws of English grammar. But "a
writer who carries the sum- moOI and and
all the spendors Of the armament al the point Of the
pen may perhaps safely above such Anticipated
prejudices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

The money market has been abundanty supplied with
offerings call in OF he demand The more gen.
ca rate per cent though the leading bond dealers
were accommodated at 4, some few transactions being
reported at where the borrower was not irst-class
There nothing To note in the currency movement
In discounts the demand il active ana the supply Of
ccptances moderate, prime mercantile paper finding
ready cnrrencY at the following raies:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

An edition of The Life Of Lori PdlmerstOn,
by sir HENRY BULwER, Of which a review has already
appeared in our columns, has been published in two
neat dcmtoctavo volumes, and ut considerable roduc
ton from the price of the English copy, 10y j. b Lppin
colt * Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
FIRsI- MORTGAGE SNKING-FUND CONVERTIBLE
SEWN PER CENT Coin BoNps.-The small remain
ing balance Of the Loan for sale at 30 aud accrued
interest.
These bonds return about doube the rate III IN
teresr which United States five-Twenies pay While
the security is as safe and fully equal 10 that OF any
railroad bond issued Henry CLEWs ~ Co..
81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Loan is based on
completed Trunk line aO5 miles in length, running
from indianapolis. Ind. tn PckiD H., and forming
connections with most of the principal lines TO the
Atlantic and Pacific. The equipments are large and
the present business fully demonstrates that this
will lie one OF the best paying roads in the United
States We offer the balance of these bonds AT 923,
aud accrued interest in currency.
TURNER BRoTHERs, Bankers
No. II Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

The Government bond market has been quiet, though
prices at the early Boards well maintained, not
outstanding the weaker feeling in gold the advance In
the London markets being dsporportionate. In the
afternoon there was fractional decline on the entire
list the market closing however, strong Fisk Hatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

SEBDS-Cover good demand and ) YER 1tH - -
lOc a. 10 for hoice. Timothy steady - 9'aT' q JAN
cuts Iinsee 5 nom ual 81 ~ -, gold I IA
STEARIN-The market dull aud nonina AZ G-'' ' w
Prime sr.ef
TALLOwThes has been fair demand sni VITO The . ,1ss,
chiefly at BE. sss
VIII, Kl-With moderate arrivals the market = '~i
active; $50 bbls. oHboupd al 90 G5'' closing saw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

ing were the bids

Railroad bonds strong on Central Pac1cs, which
were IN active demand and sold mp 10 81 closing firm
that price. First OF C. c. and C. sold at sOsas0, The
fnInNunn tr1r he