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Louis Fair. 1853. First Premium at III"
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DR.. JNO. G. ANGEL,

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The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
New York Items.

New YORK. September 90. - To-
morrow will be almost holiday in
business circles, owing TO the gene :
raj disposition to pay the last
tribute Of respect to the memory
of Admiral Farragut The institu-
tions of the city will be closed
with one exception, the Produce FIX
change. The managers of the institu-
ton announce that the doors will be
open but request that no business be
transacted. The bylaws require the
building to be open every business
day of the year. and a small minority
has the power to demand the enforce
ment of this rule.
The Brooklyn Water Commission
ers have begun suit against the direct
ors and receivers of the lately sus-
pended Central Bank for the recov-
cry of their deposits of over $40, 600
The complaint alleges deception and
fraud by the bank officers. In publish
ing sworn statement. Ia April and
October, which waS known 60 be false
Judge DAILY to day dismissed the
suit of the African Union Church
against it's Trustees, which charged
them with an attempt to change the
name and doctrine of the Church.
Judge Bedford's sentences total to
prison for the past month amount to
thirty-two years.
Health Officer CoIvilIe, of Brook
lyn, has issued an order that no in
terments will be allowed in Green
wood without his official permission
All business in this city, private and
official, will be suspended during tbs
Farragut obsequies to morrow. Ter
thousand troops, with nearly all the
public bodies and officers of the city
will appear In procession.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-Presiden
Grant and Secretaries Robson, Belk
nap and Creswell have arrived IN thi
city.
The German steamer Frankfor
sailed for Bremen unmolested.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
Rain Storm.

Greenwood DEPoT, Va, Sept. Z
A tremendous rain storm commenced
early this morning, and still con-
tinues with unabated violence. All
modes Of travel in this section, and
as far as heard from in the State, are
interrupted. The eastern bound
train on the @. & o. Railroad. from
White Sulphur Springs, was unable
to proceed any further than Alton,
on account of wash on the road and
five land slides between Alton and
GOrdonsville.
The train commenced to return to
Staunton. but, after passing Blue
Ridge Tunnel, it became unsafe to
proceed further, the water on the
track being nearly up to the fires In
the engine. A special train. con
tanning Vice President Whitcomb b
and Director Fish, barely escaped
over the Waynesboro bridge.
when it was swept away by a
food. The Eastern bound train,
containing a large number of pas
sepgera returning from Virginia
Springs, is weather bound in the
mountain at the east end of Blue
Ridge Tunnels. No lives lost as far
as heard from. The railroad passen-
gers will be enabled to get away from
the tunnel before tomorrow evening.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
Industrial ExnasItIon.

CINCINNATI,s September 29.--The
early trains to-day brought many per
sons from the interior to attend the
Industrial Exposition. Tbs number
in attendance during the day was
day. Fully 10000 visitors have
thronged the Halls to-day and to-
night.
The Green Line excursionists, es-
corted by citizens, were present this
evening.
The California steam plow, from
Boston, was this morning propelled
through the streets by steam to the
Hall. 1t was handled on our steepest
grades with facility, and attracted the
attention Of large numbers. Power
Hall Is now In full operation. The
display of machinery is doubtless the
best ever seen west of the mour tains.
An appeal was made to day to the
convention of ticket agents now as
sembled in Chicago, for railroad facil
tiles to persons desiring to visit the
Exposition.
|. CINcINNATI, Sept. 29-The Green
Line excursionists arrived at 6 Pm
@. W. Rowland, President of the
Chamber of Commerce. made the
| welcoming speech at the Burnet
House. which was responded to by
! Col. McMasters, of South Carolina
In the evening the members visited
the Industrial Exposition. There
are about three thousand present
representing North and South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee anC
Kentucky. The industrial Exposi
ton moves on in the regular cours,
Of success. The attendance to-da,
and tonight, was better than hereto
fore, with more people from abroad
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
FRANCE.
Especial 10 the New York Sun. |


LYONS, Sept. 23.-via London %
The Southern League, or the lude-
pendent Association of the different
Southern Departments, are growing
stronger every day, and a formidable
army will be organized before long.
with Lyons and Marseilles as leading
points. Do not believe a word of
what is said about the red flag and
the mob in this city. | never saw
more perfect order, and it reigns un
der the red flag.
MEzIEREs, Sept. q. via. LosDoS,
Sept. 29.-An armistice has been con-
cluded with the Prussian forces
around this tow. aud it will proba-
big continue until October 7th.
Verdun is being besieged, but the
Prussians have made no strong dem
onstration against the place.
Tours, Sept. 29.-It is announced
that balloon is sent up from Paris
daily.
Advices received to-day from the
Capital, report successes for the be-
seiged In the various minor engage
ments around the city.
The Mobile Guards behave extreme
ly we'll under fire.
The removal Of the government
from Tours is no longer talked of.
The following dispatches have been
received by the Ministers:
ORLEANS. Sept. 29.-The enemy
who yesterday was at Cercotte, the
first station north of this city, ap-
peared to be retiring; it is believed
that the news of the serious check
near Paris, oecasioned their retreat.
BELLEGARDE, Sept. 29-It is re-
ported that Pithivier has been evac-
uated by the Prussians, who have
withdrawn in the direction OF
Etampes. ga
NEMURs. Sc; sember 23.-At Cha
pelle La Riens Prussiau post was
captured by the Francs tieruers.
After the departure of the latter, the
Prussians returned to the place and
burned some dwellings and exacted a
contribution of 10000 francs. The
Francs -tieruers also captured a con-
voy of munitions on the way to the
Prussian forces in the neighborhood.
[Herald's Gable Special
Tours. Sept. 29.-Advices from Paris OF
the 25th have been received. Documents
have been found in the Tuileries, which
seriously. compromise De Morney in the
/ Mexican affair. "a
The reported successes of the French on
the previous day produced general tm-
/ preston.
Heavy losses to the Prussians are re.
Il
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

On Sunday the 25th thescommunications
between Meaux and the headquarters
of the Crown Prince of Saxony, at Grand
Tren oily, were broken by an attack of the
forces Of Gen. Believer. a column MOVING
out before daybreak from beneat d the guns
Of the fort of AuberV1lieurs, attacked boe
Prussians, established and entrenched
LIE BOurget and the Chateau BOlogne. A
severe engagement followed, the Germans
fighting with great determination 10 pro-
tect the large supplies of forage which
they had amsssed Tor their cavalry
They were driven, however. successfully
from all their positions and the whole Oi
their forage committed TO the flames.
| They retreated upon Bas Ie Aconite and
TreInbIy, and the main body hotIy pur-
sued by the French. The loss on both
was heavy.
At the battle of PIerefelt on the 26th
| the defeat of the Germans Yves complete.
After q sharply contested action, lasting
nearly all dRy, the French StOrmed the
Prussian lines, established on slopes
around the villa. and a hand to hand fight
followed, in which the Germans were
Worsted and routed, with the loss of heiE
battery Of steel cannon, two regimental
stan aaIas' as Sno slss. many prisoners inciuains
By these successes the circle of the Ger
points and repelled to distance varying
from three to six miles. The French troops
which occupy the positions taken during
the operations, have been strongly sup
Gen. Ripley and several other American
officers are employed in the organization
OF rife pits at several points of the French
circle of defense.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The blockade
at the mouth of the Elbe has been
renewed by the French feet
The North German Gazette says
that the precipitancy of the Ameri
can Government in Recognizing the
French Republic was doubtless due
to the false information supplied by
its Minister at Paris.
Dispatches. from Wilhelmsohe re-
port that Napoleon rides out daily,
and is received with every mark of
respect by the Inhabitants.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

Capt. Cleves, Of the bark Herbert,
from Liverpool, died OF yellow fever at
Galveston, Texas, on Wednesday night
the first case Of the season at that place.
General Banks has received the nominal
tion of the Labor Reform Association, of
Massachusetts,, for Congress from the Sixth
District.
John Ferris, who has served several
terms in the State prison, was held in
SOD bail In Boston, yesterday, to answer
q ch lrge of forgery. He Is implicated with
ex-policeman Durns, In recent alleged
forgeries.
The Woman's Suffrage Convention at
Boston, yesterday, resolved not to support
any candidate not pledged to the cause.
and, In case the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis failed to endorse woman's suffrage,
to call q convention to nominate candi-
dates who WILL They also endorsed Wen-
dell Phillips for Governor
At the Annual Repatta Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club, yesterday, Lhirty-six yachts
competed for the various prizes. The
Sappho won tine citizens priZs, making
the run OF fifty miles In five hours and
thirty-dge minutes. The other prizes
were won by thA Attica, ,Addie. V. Mystery,
Carlton, sophia. Jeannette and Agnoria.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
PRusSIA.

BERLIN, September ga circular
has just been issued by Herr ThieIe, in
which he depies any lnfraction of in
ternational Law on the part of Prussia,
as has been charged, while the French
are constantly guilty.
Especial to the Herald.l
BERLIN. Sept. 26.-The excitement
after the first flush of victory has sub
sided. Il would be an error to be-
lieve that the enthusiasm is of
the same intensity as fortnight ago.
The wish is generally expressed that
the war might end. Il. has lasted too
long. The cause of this sentimentI i
do not know, and will not attempt to
explain. Although there is an under
current of sympathy With the Liberal
Government of France, the impris-
oned Jacobins and other staunch
Democrats and Liberals, it does not
fail to impress the masses and awak-
en- the spprehensions that the most
triumphant result of the war would
confer no political benefits nor restore
that liberty promised so often: and
last, but not least, it will effect no re-
duction of the material burdens of
the people. This bloody strife can
only be the commencement of an in
portant era in the political con6gura-
ton of the country. The Liberals
insist on an alteration of the North
German Constitution, which was
framed under the pressure of the
events of 1866, and conceded by the
Conservatives to be hasty work TO Sc
cure the fruits of victory, but it en-.
tails military burthens, indirect taxa
ton, the stamp duty on newspapers
limited franchise, the union oi
churches, and State and police pros.
secutions. The Liberals proudly
point to the constitution drafted IL
1849 as the Magma Charta adapted tc
a great. powerful and free Germany
/ BERLIN, Septenber 9.-The z reeoti alton,
for the entry of the South German States
/ into the North German Confederation
have failed. Delbruck has returned from
4 his mission.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

Editors Journal:
The Courier this morning sees fit to
drag my name before the public, aud,
if l understand rightly, blames Mr..
Decker for not keeping me from steal
ing the money of the county. / am
not seriously alarmed at such charges,
coming from such a quarter, but il is
probably due myself to notice
these charges and ref1ae them, if
wrong. According to toe Courier,
I commenced my official career
by illegally obtaining from the
county thirty-three dollars. Here is
my answer: By an act passed March
3, 1865, sheriffs and clerks were al
lowed q per diem of three dollars for
each day they attended Court.
Coming into Office at the close of the
term of the Circuit Court In the fall
of 1853, was wholly ignorant of this
law, and should have lost my right if
Judge Parret had not kindly called
my attention to the faet-told me to
make out my bill, and allowed it him
self. Before the next term of the
Court of Common Pleas, in the fol-
lowing January, the law was nullifed,
and this was the first and last time l
had an allowance for my attendance
at Court. So much for the charge,
Wholly Illegal"
In regard to the other bills allowed
me, enumerated by tha Courier, |
have this to say: These bills were
made out for services actually per
formed; made out item By item, scru-
tinized by the Board of Commission
ers, submitted to the County Attor-
ney, and sworn to by me-. These bills
extend over a term of nearly two
years, accrued nearly entirely in
the Criminal Court, amount to
about eleven hundred In all. and
constitute the only remuneration ]
have for the paying of a Deputy 20
attend said Criminal Court, which
Deputy costs me eight hundred dol
lars per anhum. The statement o.
the Courier, that / made q charge
wholly illegal, is the result, evidently
either of ignorance or malice. / hop,
the first. The attempt to create al
impression against Mr.. Decker, b.
enumerating allowances made me tha
do not cover my expense il
getting them, is, l think, a weak thing
and should not have been resorted {
by paper supporting Jacob III. Mil
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff
should have said nothing about an
candidate, if / had been let alone
Now l state that Jacob III. Miller
Democratic candidate for Sheriff
has in his hands fee bill
and executions unreturned, over du,
dead on his hands, on which the cosI
aloneamount to in the neighborhoo
Of 81, AGO; besides which be has mad
collections and not paid over, and hs
now in his hands money belonging
ny office, which can not get, score
of promises of payment notwithstanC
ing.
Though very averse to public dll
cussions of this kind, you may mak
any use of this that you may thin
proper. s. SoRENsoN.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
How Ia ItF

how Auditor Bisch, Clerk Soren-
son, Commissioner Decker and the
rest of the Republican officials have
been able to "piundef the County
Treasury" in the wholesale manner
charged by the Courier, and yet make
levies for taxation about half as large
as those of their Democratic prede-
cessors? Certainly it requires shrewd
fnanciering to do that. viii the
Courier attempt to explain this an
amalous state Of affairs2
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
Cuban News.

HAVANA. Sept. 29.-Alfred J..
Clarke, has been recognized as the
American Consular Agent at Rene
dios. -. ~
Regent Serrano has ordered the ex-
ecution of the Spanish emancipation
law. All children Of slave mothers,
born henceforth, are free. ALL those
born since 1868 are free upon certain
conditions. All slaves over sixty
years Of age at this date are free, and
all others as soon as they arrive at
sixty years Of age. All slaves be-
longing to the State are declared free,
aud all who have rendered public
services during the insurrection. as
soon as the Cuban Deputies are ad-
mitted to the Spanish Cortes. The
Government will present a project Of
law for the complete emancipation OF
slaves.
Gerier de Conto, editor of the Gro.
nista, published in New York, has
been arrested.
/ Captain General DeRodas has or.
dered to be published the law re.
lating to the freedom Of slaves.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
CONDEXsEB TELEGR4ms.

FRIDAY, Sept. so.
Gold closed in New York. yesterday
at ll47s.
The total receipts of customs last week
were sS,3u ,9n.
The steamship Italy, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown "Wednesday night.
Vice President Colfax addressed a vast
audience at Terre Haute last night.
A convention Of homeopathic physicians
is in session Et Birmingham, England.
A great IRE in Antwerp destroyed TIE
sugar house OF Mems Bros, and several
adjoining buildings.
The steamers Caledonia. Cambria, DR-
ella and Paraguay, from Europe, arrived
at New York yesterday.
Daniel 7. Parker, of Sandy Hill, N. Y -
charged with fraud. was brought to A.
bany. yesterday, in the custody of an off,
Ger VINO arrested him In Ohio.
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage
Convention met a. Boston yesterday
with a large attendance. Julia Ward
Howe Is President
Rain prevented the game between the
White Stockings, of Chicago, and the At
lantics, Of Plttsourg. at the latter city yes
terday. The White Stockings left for home
yesteTdly afternoon.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
+" The Heated Term (" isCOmIng, 8

The summer months will soon be fairly
usheFed IN with their sultry weather and
long tram of diseases. 1t is the season
when nature can do little in recupeFaIing
our exhausted strength, and when We are
required 10 fortify our physique against
the dangers arising from the universal
prevalency Of sickness. The only true
Safeguard IS that sure and reliable tonic
and invtgoratOr, MISHLERi5 HERE
BITTERS, which is Endorsed and re-
and by unnumbered thousands OF rper-
sons In every city, town and village IN
the country, who have tested its remedial
virtues, and by its aid, preserved or recov-
cred their health. IL Will purify the Blood
and SecretiOns: cure every foIm OF fndi-
gestton, and afford immediate relief in
MorbuR, and kindred diseases Provide
yourself nOlO against time of need. Da-
lays are often dangerous. Il
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

RIcHMoND, September 29.-Tbere
is a heavy food west of the Blue
Ridge, and considerable damage has
been done near Stauntop to-day.
The municipal troubles have COM
menced again. The Chief of Police
was arrested to-day, on the complaint
of VIM. B. Davidson, who claims to
be City Collector under the enabling
act and the late judicial decision.
The Chief, in turn, had Davidson ar
rested for perjury, in swearing that he
feared molestation. Davidson was
lately. elected from a municipal Office
By order of the City Council By the
Chief of Police.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
nesiruclITe FIre loss sa0. .0A0.

New YoRK, Sept. ga fire oc
CURED in General Roues ey's cigar
store, Newark Avenue, jersey. Three
stores and large amount of property
was destroyed belonging to Brown 4
Co., dealers in tea. Total loss $20,.
000.5
The steamer Darien, from Genoa,
coming up the bay this afternoon
collided with the yacht Recreation
sinking her Immediately. The crew
Were saved
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

Let it be remembered by the people
who are to decide between the Re-
publican and Democratic county can
didates at the approaching election,
that the last six years of Democratic
rule in Vanderburgh County present
the following contrast with the FIRST
six years Of Republican control:
Average levy.
ls58-6I, Dem. Co. taxation...... 81 2-3c gold.
ls52.7 7, Rep. Co. Taxation ...... SS Lee cur'cy.