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w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds, plain
and ornamental, Is executed promptly IN the
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and examine the scale OF prices before giving your
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d E G A R E F u L
WHAT n E DI ICIN YES
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Groceries, Eianors, &f

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20 boxes Choice Dry Salted Clear Sides
400 Extra Sugar-cuyed Smoked Tongues
20 bbls Choice New Orleans MOlasses
25 bbls. Choice Sugarhouse Syrup
200 boxes Scaled Herrings
600 reams Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes.
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100 hh6S. Good Grocery Muscovado Sugar
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Uar1ts.

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TWO VERY PLEASA MI SOUTH ROOMS
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-06

Gen. MaTlenez is still at large At
the head Of an amy, and Is makine
considerable progress in the Sfaios
through which he Is making his
march.
In other parts Of the Republic. the
rebel Generals are also making thcm.
selves felt.
The government is boweilsss ovi.
IDENTIFY, 10 stay the progress Of these
fellows, and the press of the country
instead Of endeavoring TO awaken ne
government and people to the neoes-
sity OF action, is iretting itself over
other matters Ia a most ridiculous
manner.
The Tehaunlepec Canal Commission
is on the tapis again. and the protest
Of the English b0ndholdera, together
with Minister Romero'a reply, e pub.
The Worlds monetary article Goa.
tains the following "The Vanderbilt
parties are giving the point 10 every
one that their stock will advance from
~ 20 10 per cent, and that the New
York Central aud Hudson River
roads arc running sixty-four trains
per day, and that the books closing I'm
a few days for the A per cent dividend.
render this stock and securities Fafs
purchases. In plain terms, the oliques
intend TO commence q week Of viROr.
ous bull campaign
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The slluaIIon in Franee /!

Our telegraph dispatches. this
morning, contain most exciting intel
ligeuee from France. The Empress
has avaiIed herself Of the proposal of
King William. aud has left France to
Join her husband and son. A Repub-
lie has been declared and a provision
al government organized, with the
most prominent liberalists, like
Rochefort and Jules Favre, at its
head. General Troehu retains his
present position as GOvernOr Of Paris,
but has had them materially en-
Iareed by the appointment of q Min
ister Of War in place of General
Palikao.
For scyne time yesterday the people
were in the highest state OF excite
meut, and 4 large crowd rushed
through the streets, tearing down the
emblems Of royalty, and even climb.
ing the theaters for the purpose Of
defacing and destroying the insiguias
of the Empire. They ara also. ap-
parently, as resoluts in their deter.
mination TO continue the war until
the Prussian armies are driven from
the soil of France as at any time here
tofore.
It can not be overlooked, however,
that France is at the mercy of the
PFussians. and that prolonged resist
ance in the present disorganized con-
dition of the French people will only
lead to still greater effusion Of blood,
without in the least relieving the
nation from this too powerful antag-
onist. It may be that the other ma
tiOns will regard this as the fitting op-
portunity to interfere in behalf of
peac0
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN. September 4.-Cougratu-
latory kilograms, from all parts Of the
world, pour In upon the government
daily. All contain, IN addition, q pro-
test against any foreign interference
with the German adjustment of peace.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The Queen has
received the following telegram from
the King:
" What thrilling moment was the
meeting with Napoleon. He is cast
down. but dignied in his bearing and
resigned. I gave him the Wilhelm
House, near Cassel. as the place
where he is to stay. My reception by
the troops may be better imagined
than described"
BERLIN, september The follow
ing dispatches have been received
from the King:
The King to the Queen:
VAvENNEs. 8 o'clock Sunday
morning What thrilling moment
that Of my meeting with Napoleon.
He was detected but dignifed. l as
signed as his place of immediate stay,
Williamhon, near Cassel.
Our meeting took place at small
country house opposite the western
glacis of Sedan. When summoned 20
it was 10 the saddle, inspecting the
positions before the place. You must
imagine my reception among the
troops. 1t was indescribable. Their
exultation was overwhelming. Az
dusk l ended a five hours ride, and
at one In the morning returned hither
May God aid us further.
"WILHELu.
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The School Ship Savannah arrived at
FortreSs Mouros yesterday, th1rty-two
days from Madeira. All well.
A locomotive exploded yesterday on the
Mill Greek railway near 81 Ciair, Pa,
killing the fireman ana Iataliy 1njufnS
the engineer.
Daniel Raemer, a druggist, OF Newport,
KY, was found dead yesterday having
been missing since Friday. He is sup
posed to have committed suicide.
During a thunder storm at Omaha, Sun
day night. the house Of John A. Marsh
sons rendered tnsensible, but all recoV'
cred.
The Indian office has concluded to dis
continue the practice OF paying INDIANS
In money or goods or captives they steal,
as such praetice is simply offering re-
ward for such villainy.
The st. Nicholas Bank, of New York,
paid out e9, COO yesterday aILernOOu on
check altered froLa slC9. large nnLnoer nitNlr
of altered checks are knoWn 10 DC HO*ttus
about Wall and Broad btreets.
The remains of. Berney Marshall have
been sent to FranKfort Tor 1nterment.
They were followed TO the depot by Lne
editors OF the different papers OF MemFniss
and mem bers Of the Ty typographical Y Un1on.
The total insurance upon the property
burned In Chicago, on sunday night, Is
reported at 81, as, 40. scattered aim lst all
over the United States and In Europe. It
Is now believed that but three persons
perished in the flames. The owners of the
destroyed block OF houses have already
MADE arrangements to rebuild.
The grand annual festival OF the
Scheutzenverein Gsrmauia commenced
at Washington yesterday. over 5000
have been expended for prizes. The fes-
tivtties win continue three days. Twenty
five PEI centum of the amount received
will be devoted for the reIlef of the Wild
ows and orphans OF those fallen in battte
for the unity and safety of the FGiherland.
Mr Kelsey, OF Salt Lake, who has been
a Mormon for twenty-sIx years, deliv-
cred two lectures in Omaha on Nor
mOnisn and the Mines o. UJah. He con-
demns the cause OF Brigham Young and
believes hat the mining poDulatIon in
Utah will destroy his coniroI and lead the
people forward in the ma CO of progress
and civilization. He goes east TO SPEAK at
important points.
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Especial TO the Evansville Journal !
NE. Conference AnroImfmeara


BIooMIEGToN, Ind, Sept. 5.-Ev-
Ansville District. w. r. Harmed, p.
E., Evansville; Trinity, L. B Car
pentor, Evansville; Ioglo Street, j.
II. Clippiuger. Evansville; K nasley,
j. Poucher; Evansville City, ID. M.
Smith, Mt. Vernon Station, j. S.
Woods; NewburR. r.. L. Cuahman;
Mt. Vernon Circuit, L. johnson;
Blue Grass Circuit, S. Herr; Fort
Branch. w. E Davis; Oakland City,
o. A. Barnett; OWensvillo, M.
Woods Patoka, II. D. Chapman;
Princeton. w. Grim; New Harmony,
w. 7. Irwin; Rockport District, VIM.
Earring; Rockport Station, j i Brant;
Rockpcrt Circuit, J Bruner; Yankee-
town, j. +. Fish; Bonneville,
T. B. Meridetb; Centre, N. Nj. Pat
tersou; Linville. j. M. Hiliard, Tay-
lorsville. w. w. Webb; Petersburg,
L. Forbes; Dwell, D. H. Tousey;
Gentreville, e. r. A. Kemp; Camel
ton Mission, Go be supDlied) Troy }
S. Collins Grandyille, z Hutchinaon:
Rome. D. Morden. w. B. HARMED.
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SPAIN.

madrid, September 4.-The On
Sette contains the municipal code for
Porto Rico. The Gazette also an
nounces scattering fights with the
Carlists. who are flying from the
country yet still fighting. The PENN
sula is otherwise quiet.
MADRID, Sept. A. - The Carlist
forces are increasing. BriRadIer Eu-
riel defeated VizO's band and took
120 prisoners.
The Carlist chief Cariegs aud 500
men offer TO lay down their arms on
condition they are pardoned. To
skirmish nc Alec 100 ORrlist prison.
ers were taken.
Brigadier Filagar attacked the Car
lists in the mountains Of Mandento,
and captured many prisoners, includ
ing the chief, who was tried and shot
on the spot.
In Yzaro Chief, two Priests, Sac
retan, Magistrate, and thirty three
prisoners were captured.
At Villa Veal three hundred Car
lists demanded ratiops.
Don Carlos is In Petersburg.
The Republican party is quiet.
Seven hundred volunteers left Ca
diz for Havana yesterday.
The Spanish Government have re-
solved TO call out its reserves In the
face Of the events In France.
A dispatch from Berlin, 9th. says
mad excite ment prevails everywhere.
Half q million of people are in the
streets, and the illumiDations are
numerous and splendid. A salute of
one hundred guns was fired, aud
during the evening the pyrotechnie
displays were beautiful. The palace
was surrounded continually by crowds
of people. and the Queen, while salut.
log the throng, was overcome with
emotion aud burst into tears.
madrid, September 5--TLere is
great excitement here over the news
from Paris, but perfect order prevails
pending the arrival of details.
Six hundred Carlists were attacked
and beaten In Navarro, yesterday, and
arms and prisoners and priest cap
tured.
A band of Carlist5. attempting TO de-
stroy the railway between Do ato and
Vassva. have also been defeated.
The PubLicO UHionist attacks Prim
bitterly. aud asserts that the only
further public service possible for him
to render is to resign.
"a conspiracy on the part Of the
supporters of Montpensier is rumor-
ed. The Spanish reserves have been
summoned.
The Carlists are still strong Ia
numbers in the Basque Provinces.
There is one baud Of over one thou
sand strong at Ceballos.
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UosDRNsEB TELEGRAMs.

TUESDAY, Sept 9.
Gold closed Ia New York, Saturday, at
Il41z.
The North American, from Quebec, has
arrived at MovtIle.
President Grant was in New York yes
terday.
Samuel Godshaw, who was shot in Mem.
phis last Saturday, died yesterday.
Hon. A F. Perry has accepted the Re.
publican nomination for Congress In the
First Ohio District.
The Germans OF Hoboken hold a grand
celebration next week, In honor or the
PEussian victory.
The steamships Nevada, City of BlIti-
more aud Samsria, from New York. ar
rived at Queenstown yesterday.
A man was snfocated by damp in a well
at Omaha yesterd Ay, but was rescued and
nnRlIy recovered.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September "A cable
with seven conducting wires, has
been ordered for the Irish Channel.
LONDON. September Paris, last
night, still doubted the i'll news,
though profoundly moved and
anxious. The g ,vernment Official in
formation gave no indication of the
state OF affairs, merely expressing
doubt as to the position of Mcmahon
and BszaiDe. It admitted the exist
ence of bad tidings, but sscribed
them to a Prussian source.
LONDON, Sept. Sc A.M.-The
members of the Provisional Govern
ment established at Paris. are Gen.
Trochu, Jules Simoo, Gambetta,
Pelatan, F,vre, Farry. Kerartry,
Gre mieux, Picard and Greery.
LONDON, Sept A BY way Of Stutt-
gardt aud Wurtemburg, the 3.-At a
crowded meeting held here to-day.
the following resolut ons were
adopted:
Reso red, That the Ger mans refuse
the mediation or Intervention of the
powers.
Other resolutions were passed, de-
mandiug the Incorporation of Aisace
and Lorraine as portions Of Germany
as the only guarantee against French
greed. and as a national compensation
TOR the expenses of the war; that the
Germans must now be one nation in
one State, with one army and one
parliament; and that these are the
onlv securities of the permanent
peace OF Germany and Europe.
Nj. Kerartry performs the functions
of Prefect of Police, and Arago those
of Mayor of Paris.
The excitement created here In
London, and in the provincial Eng
| Iish town, by the news, Is intense.
A correspondent of the Daily NesCs
at Paris, says that 1t 3 o'clock Sunday
evening, be saw the Palace of the
/ TuiIeries invaded by a mob, who
| tore down the throne, destroyed every
thing marked with Imperial bees aud
other Napoleonic insignia,a carried
awav and cast into the Seine all busts.
statues and pictures of the Bona.
parties.
Henri Rochefort was borne in
triumph to the Hotel De Vile.
Amidst the scenes, the soldiers fra.
ternized with the people. aud all
shouted Ttus La France" and
" Vsre Conameros." They laughed
aud wept with Joy and embraced one
anotner.
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RELGIuM.

BRUssELs, September 4. noon.-
1t is positively asserted that the Em-
ror arrived at Bouillon, escorted By
detachments Of Prussians and French.
Liege has been selected as his place
of detention.
Several Of Eugenie's ladies Of hon
or have arrived at Brussels.
Especial TO the New York SUM-
BRUSSELS. Sept. 3.-Sedan was par
TALLY burnad.
Napoleon will be conducted to
Cassel.
McMahon was wounded, and sur
rendered with 5000 men, and not
with $4,000, as first reported.
FailIy was shot By his meu.
There is no more OF McMahon' 3
army. 1t was $4,000 strong when il
began fighting, and has been scat.
tered everywhere.
Bou1LLoN. BELGIUM, September a
The Emperor with = SUIT Of one hun
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TUESDAY. sEPFE1BER 0. 1870.

The little carpet bagger' from the
Second Ward seems to have had a
troublesome time last night, at the
City Council. His indecent haste to
secure The place of Mayor Walker,
even while the latter was breathing
his last, excited intense disgust on the
part of all who attended the Council.
Councilman Doughty took no pains to
conceal his contempt for the carpet
bagger, and = war of words ensued.
which resulted in a premature sd-
journment of the Council. For q
complete and interesting report Of
the proceedings. see fourth page.
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But it is unnecessary for Mr.. Deck
er or bis party friends to waste time in
replying to Democratic attacks upon
his action in relation to this bridge.
Let the Democracy settle the matter
with those persons who are responsi
bic for its erection. the Democratic
County Board and the Democratic
tax payers. Let them call to iudg-
ment their candidate before the peo-
pie, Judge Parrett, Commissioner
Bower, Trustee Hedderich aud the
rpaA
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New Advertisemenis.
Application fOr LIcenge.

I@ will apply TO the Board on COm-
fnIzaiOners OF NanoerDuIRu County, Indie
ana, at their next session, for q license 10
sell intoxicating liquors 4 a a lsas unam-
ttty tnan quart a. s. time for one year.
MY place OF business, and the premises
Whereon said liquors are TO be drank, A.
located on Main Street, between Fourth
aud Filth, in the city Of Evansville, van
deTDurgh Comfy, Iud.
sept JOSEPH r. KAHN
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The Courier has a very lame
reply to Mr. Decker's card on
the Salt Well bridge. 1t still insists
that "the Board was intensely radi-
call" The Board of Commissioners,
under whose orders the contract was
let and the bridge built, was composed
OF Bower, Hawkins aud Decker. The
FIRST two were theregulsrly nominated
candidates of Democratic Conven-
tions. Mr.. Decker was the only Re
publican on the Board.
Il says. Mr.. Bower voted for it
because it was certain to pass without
his aidI" Is this the stuff Of which
Democratic candidates and officials is
made? is it any good reason why he
should vote for it because itwould pass
right or wrong? We think Mr..
Bower had better reason, politically.
for his vote, and one, which, in the
party, will protect him against the at
tacks of the CoWrier,-the leading
Democratic tar payers Of the County
asked him to Uste forit %hos. +. Gar
vim, the Chairman of the County Geo.
tral Committee asked him so to vote.
Judge Wm. f. Parrett, nominee for
Criminal Judge, also requested him
to vote for il. Christian Hedderick,
Democratic Township Trustee, petit
toned him to vote for it. A majority
of the present Democratic Council
called upon him to vote for it. Men
high in the confidence of the Demo-
cratic party, such as Charles Deoby,
John A. Reitz, John Law, Richard
Raleigh, d. G. Keller, M. j. Bray, J..
G.. Venemau, and other solid tax
paying aud sound Democrats, desired
Mr.. Bower and his Democratic asso-
ciate, Mr.. Hawkins, to vote or it; and
with these men to back them, We
Judge these Democratic officials can
stand the assaults of the editor of the
Courier, the self-appointed watch dos
of the County Treasury.
The Courier says The prctcRs,
that the bridge was necessary In tim'
of extremely high water is q naer
sham" Tho petitioners. partia
list of wkom Mr.. Decker publishes il
his card, certified to the Board i,
1867, shat the experience Of the las
season of high water demonstrate
that the erection Of said bridge, at a
early a day as possible, Is iadis
pensaJly necessary" Reitz, Bray
Shanklin. Venemau, Gsrvin, Raleigh
Parrett. Law and men of their stand
Jug are not accustomed TO afix thei
signatures 10 a statement which is
pretense," and gotten up as a DaeT
sham" to deceive County Board !
a matter involving $4,000 Of tax
alton. which is to come out of thei
pockets.
The last statement Of the Courier
worthy to be classed along sids of il
declaration that the Board was in
tenseIy radical" 1t is as follows
There is no road leading to it fror
the west" Before the editor OF th
Courier was born an old and we'll es
tablished road existed across th
creek at that place. The route to tn
original territorial county seat a
Springfield was at this point. The sec
ond. it may be the first bridge buil
across Pigeon Greek. in this county
was built at the Salt Well, and stoo
there for twenty-five years or mor'
The road is still in existance and fu
force. The Commissioners simpl
ordered the Trustees of Pigeon an
Perry townships to remove cer:ai
Obssructions 10 it.
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WAR TN EUROPEI

EXITING SCENES IN PARIS !
France Declared a Republic
General Trochu President.
Imperial Emblems Torn from Thea
tsrs and Other Places
FLIGHr OF THE EMPRESS con-
FIRMED.
The TuIIeries Invaded by o
MOb !
THE THRONE TORE DOWN AND
DESTROYED!
Great Rejoicing in Berlin !
The People Wild With Enthusiasm.
Dispatch From the King TO
the Queen
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The " stern Union Telegraph Com

The VI stern Union Telegraph Com
pany Offers 20 Loan iEs Wires 90
The War Department - Mexican
News, ETC., etc.
NEW YoRK, Sept 5.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company has Of
fered TO loan its wires TO the War De-
partment on liberal terms for the
purpose of carrying out an extended
sysiem Of reporting the observation Of
storms along the seaboard and in the
northwestern lakes.
Late Mexican correspondence show
that the came troubles, which have
aRitated Mckee for years past, arc
Just now as prevalent 81 ever.
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THE ADAMS BXPRESS co,


NlF fAl7llN ID y sUpLl ID IbIIl
WING MADE AWmAHaW.
14 ments with the Green River q Bare
rem River Packet Company, 90 run "a meB-
senger on the steamer Evansville, between
Evansville aud Bowling Green, Ky, we
are now preDRre1 10 10 wa and deliver
MERCHA NDI5E, II ACKAGE3, MO NEW
Green River. and also collect BILLs.
" fES, DRAFTS or ACCOUNTS, mt ali
offices where wc have Agents.
Orders for goods enclosed 80 Govern
ment-stsmped envelopes will be carried
and delivered free OF charge and RnOda
called for. HENRY TEMPLE.
sep6-tm Agent
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AUSTRTA.

VIENNA, September 5.-It ID report-
ed that actual negotiations are going
on between the neutral powers for On
adjustment between Prussia and the
new French Government.
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GLENDALE FEMALE n0LLEGE.

REHE BEWENrEENTH OaLLWgu.
"A ale year Will begin SEPT. 40rm. The
past h story OF this college, and the nccu-
mulated experience Of twenty-five years
as q practical teacher-nfteon fn comnno-
tlon with this Institutfon-ara offered hW
the undersigned as tue best guarantee for
the future.
For catalo Euss and lnfOrmati ton, address
REV. l.. ID. POTTER, President,
Glendale, Hamilton County, Ohio.
sept 4tdeOd sqIt