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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22
CINCINNATI Markel.

By Telegraph.I CIkcINSAFJ, Sept. q.
FLOUR = Quiet ard unchanged; family
WHEAT-Demand fair and market arm
No. red winter fl Il No. l red winter
81 10: No. while Kentucky 81 259I IS.
GoRE-Scarce and Arm at 70N72c.
OATs-No.1 81 d4sc.
RYE-Steady, with q moderate demand
at 750S0c.
BARLEY-FaH Nc. ], 81 S0el p.
,co1ToN-~Duli and prices norninai; mid
ToBAcco-Duii bat unchanged.
WHISKY-D Demand fair and market firm I:
iron bound oooperage SSci wooden hound
cooperage SIC.
MISS PoRK-Dull At So SO.
BULK MEATs-Duil and prices declined
to 121z9l4c.
BACoN-Dull and prices dropping; shouI-
ders l41sc; clear ribbed l6<c; clear sides
LARD-Duu. and holders anxious, at l4,z
BUTTER-searce and firm at SOas5c: the
supply offered Is not equal to the demand.
,ESGs-Demand fair ana market firm al
OILS Ldnseed oil. full prices asked. but
no demand at Soc. Lard OIL dull and prices
nominal az 81 l5gs %. -
CoFFEE-Steady, With moderate demand
at $50 22c.
sgGAE-Dsmand fair and market firm
s H5oas5Dnll and the market unsettled at
IS 5099 Is, gross. u 30 ~
CATTLE = Dull and prices nominal at
20 %, gross; supply large.
GoLD-ll3< buying.
ExCHANGE-Par.
MoNEY--M arket easy.
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new 0rIeans Narkai.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Sept. q.
CoTToN-Fair demand fer lower grade
receipts 2SS bales: exports 1865 bales
stock on hand 1885 bales
MFLOUR-Den1and good at full Ert ces. gu.
pernne IS 35; double extra e5 rs frebfe ex-
ira S6 25.
CoRN-Dull and prices nominal. mixed
Csc.
OATS Demand fair and prices advanced;
st. Louis 53d55c.
BRAN-s1 co.
BALE HAY-F1rmer. prime f28.
sUGAR-Prime be-
MoLAs5ES-Piantatfon 25d35c
-WHIsKY-90cN9I OF. e -
GoFFEE-DuII nut unchanged.
PoRK-Dnil and market unsettled.
bAC0N-Duil aud prices a shade lowers
shoulders l45<9l5e; clear rib I71z@lsci clear
sides l0c =
LARD-Tlerce I7ct KEY I91z920zS.
HAMs-Sugar cured z45zc.
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Star had not arrived at 3 Az She IS
doubtless aground.~.....The water is
growing SO thin that all the side
wheelers will have to give up soon.
Boats Leaving To-day.
The fac light draught steamer
Fanny Brandeis will leave at 4 PM.
to-day for Cairo and all way ports, in
charge Of Capt. a. Murray, a careful
and competent officer. The Brandeis
has splendid passenger aceommoda-
tons.
For MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
The superb steamer Sam. J. Hale
will be here this afternoon, en- route
to Memphis and New Orleans, offering
superior inducements to passengers
and shippers. Captain w. P. Walker
and Ed. G. Miller are her chief Off
GERS, and are both highly accom-
plished. deservedly popular gentlemen.
sFoRsST. LOUIS. The splendid sEx-
press Line steamer Champion will be
here to day, en- route to st. Louis and
intermediate ports Capt. Asa Mason
is her distinguished commander. and
Jesse Burdsal Is. her accomplished
and attentive clerk. Persons going
West can not 6nd q more comfortable
packet.
Man1fesIs.
Manifest OF the steamer Nofman, nom
Memphis, Sept. 2fsG. s#-
Fl BIonnt q Co, I9 barrels iron, bum
die plew points. box copper: r K Dun
kerson & Co. bales broom corn; Hum
phrey & Lewis, packages sundries; Pres
ton q Co. boxes
RE-SHIIPIEC.
New "A lDany-7l pieces oil stones.
Loutsvfne-62 cases handles, los green
hides, 2casks queensware. Is packages IL
quors, cask castings. 81
Ciucinnsti-l6 empty barrels, / box COP
per, 3 bales cotton, 2 bales pelts.
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Clippirger, interspcrsed By sinRirg.
was the order of the day, or night
rather. To close was hard, but finally
every body singing in camp meeting
style:
"5ay, Brothers, wii1you meet me-"
And giving each other the friendly
and hearty grasp of the hand. adieus
were said. and everybody went away
feeling that they had spent one of the
NEST delightful meetings it had ever
been their lot to enjoy. And all
seemed to realize the truth Of The
declaration. Ii is more bless To
give than to receive" HAY Eat
prosperity attend both Pastor A6nd
people this Conference year. s6au-
spiciously commenced.
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BY telegraph.

By Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS, Sept. q.
CoTroN-Dull, and prices nominal.
ELOUR-Q u1et and weak; supeTfiEe WIN
ter 81 0594 70; extra 81 1904 90.
WEEAT-Higher grades firm, but buyers
demand concessions; No. red winter 81 l0
al y; No rcd winter q. l5@l 10; No.
white 81 S5N1 %.
CoRN-Ftrmer for best qualities: other
grades dull at 63c for mixed, and CSC for
choice yellow.
OATs-Dult and prices declined to 40a00c.
BARLEK-Duil, and prices declined So on
best grades, and l5c on. low grades. S5915c
for Minnesota, and 81 o. Tor fancy Iowa.
RYE-Scarce and fitm: No. 7007Ic.
GROCERIES - Better feeling, but I'm.
changed.
sUaAR-No Louisiana herei Porto Rico
10%Nl&.
CoFTEE-l8122c.
MoLAsSEs-35N6ic.
WHISKY Market steady, with a mode.
rate demand at e0c.
PoRK-Duii, and prices declined at SIS SC
BACoN-Heavy; some sales at lower
rates; shoulders I31<9l4c; clear rib 1910
lie: clear sides I75zglsc.
LIARD-oply IN limited jobbing demand at
BEEF CATTLE-Mas ket steady, with o
moderate demand.
HcGs-Steady, with q moderate de-
mand; receipts for the past day 81 go.
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organ. Rev. A. Fl. Polk. Geo. W.
Moore, and 4. NJ. Strain were elected
as such.
The Association adjourned 10 meet
at OWensville, Indiana, on Friday,
before the 81 Sabbath in September,
1871.
The members of the Association
returned their thanks to the kind
hearted brethren and friends In the
vicinity of Dit. Pleasant Church, for
the kind treatment and efforts made
toward the taking care of strangers,
though that community is proYerbisl
for kind treatment. M.
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!. -lLonIsIIlIa lIarFef.

BY 1eieeraph.I ESQ LoU1svILLE, Sept. 81.
BAGGENG-Un Unchanged. r
CoTrON-Qutet and weak nliddIing T7g<c
FLoUR-SGeady, with moderate demand,
s1perf1ne spring 81 6085. sA- ff8
(9KAIN-U nchanEed.
PoRK-Quiet and weak at e23 z5027 90
BULK MEA7S-EAu1e6 and weak Al lsI<9z
16l9l7c for shoulders, sides and hams
= BACoy-Q uIet and weak at I41<c. Iz1<c
cured hams z31z024c.sf
LARD-Quiet and weak at I5g<aI61Sc.
" HIsKY-EaW S7a eSc n
ToBACco-Sales Of l67 hbds at 81 75a6 %
Tor frosted trash TO good sound lugss t79l5
for common 70 good Leaf.
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LQCAL NOTTCES.

CHURCH SocIABLE.-The ladies Of
the Walnut Street.. Presbyterian
Church give their FIRST Sociabie Of the
season, this evening. as the Church
parlors. A small admission fee, ten
cents, will be charged.
The ladies of this Church intend to
devote tae proceeds Of their. suppers
the coming Winter, to benevolent OBJ
jeots. All are cordially invited.
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PERsoNAL.-We are gratifed to
learn that Commissioner Samuel Bar
keT, Of Union Township. is recover
ing from his severe and protracted
sickness. he is quite feeble, but he
viii probably be able to get out am one
his friends in the county before the
election. But whether he is able TO
meet the people OF not, be win be
elected. as be has served the county
too faithfully 20 be discarded. $50
Hon. Robert Dale Owen il in the
city. the guest Of Samuel Bayard
Esq.
Judge I. II. Moore, of Bonneville,
was in the city yesterday. and went
down the river on the John Lumsden
Judge Fowler, who has been spend.
ing few days in this city at the resi-
'dence Of his son, Capt. d. G.. Fowler,
returned to Paducah, last night. BY
the John Lumsder.
During his stay in the city, the
Judge has been affected with lum-
bago, 50 as to be unable to get about
much.
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LEGAL blanks at the JOURNAL OF,
foe. aaah
ELANcIFATIoN at Blaekford'a
Grove to-day tae lgsza1A I
TIN Ledger and Chimney C0rHss
attic Post Once. ng-A e1
REMEMBER the Agricultural Fair
commences on Tuesday nexF.
The front Of l>Yon's new clothing
store. on Main Street., is one Of the
most remarkable on the streetdgg1lB
THE profits Of the patriotic festival
at the Springs. were something over
eleven hundred dollars. AZ -1aq taF
THE attention Of the ladies is al
rected to the advertisement Of Schsp-
Ker. Bussing & Co. zen
The worms the Courier raved about
were still-worms, but the snakes they
viii shortly sss, will not be siilt.
Ma. 3. RosEsGARTEN. Of IndianAp-
oils, is anxious 20 hear from his son
who recently spent few days IN o.
near this city. nW ss9 ssa.s
THERE is no-exeuse forany one re-
naming idle now. The Carmi Rail:
road and the road gravelers are ad,
vertising for men. gs34eqgg
The IaboreFs on the line Of the
Carmi Railroad are building log
houses. with the trees felled in clear
ing the road. .o sao Sea .gsb o.
Mr.. A. I'll. Foster is erecting .
large new pork house. on Water
Street, which viii be finished 10 time
for the packing season. ~ la 9gssae
THERE will be = special meeting Of
the Trustees snd Board of Managers
of the Vanderburgh Christian Home,
on Friday, the 23d, at 2 O'Clock PM.
KAPpLER & SALMoN return thank J
othe Fire Department, and the. citi-
gems, whose prompt efforts saved
their mill from entire destruction on
Tuesday evening. 1870
F.
TIE race at the Fair. Grounds on
Saturday next, is for a prize of $500
Lady Alice aud Shakespeare are the
contestants. A special train leaves at
/ o'clock p. n.
DEITz. the barkeeper who was shot
at New Harmony, is reported to be in
a dangerous situation, while Pitts.
who was supposed to be MORALLY
wounded. is recovering. raa
The Germans of nearly all the
towns and cities in our neighboring
counties, are holding sympathy meet
ings. the proceedings of which are
published in the German papers of
this city. al5
TT HAS been aseertaiued that the
man who walked overheard from the
Palestine last week. was the half
crazy rhymster Forrest, who SOC
journed for while in the lookup.
TUE total cost of one fight over the
results Of the Hartlein Convention
was 800, while not fight occurred
among the Republicans, at their Con-
vention, and that's the differences be-
tween che two parties. sas iia fboda
Mr.. I. q. DRYER, fireman Of En-
CINE No. 2. arrested thief for break
ing into Mr.. Babcock's. corner Of
Oak and First Streets, on Tuesday
evening, butthe fellow escaped from
policeman, to whose custody he was
turned over. e
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-5E 1ea 5aaa1 Communicated. e
EVANSVILLE. IND. Sept. 20, 1870. s
Editors Journal;
I have thought it but right to give
You a short synopsis of the Forty
Seventh Annual Meeting of the Lib
erty Association of General Baptists,
which held its session at Mount
Pleasant Church. in POsey County, In
diana, near Farmersviile, ,conveniDg
on the 18th of this month, aud closing
its session on the 19sh, having contin-
ued three days in business. There
was large attendance during the ses1
sion. Illinois and Indiana being we'll
represented with messengers and vis-
iting brothers. The business was
gone through, with unanimity Of ae7
ton, and a fraternal feeling perVaded
the entire sitting. From the statistics,
as presented By the representatives of
the various Churches composing said
Association, there has been q general
prosperity attending the labors of the
ministers IN the bounds of the Asso-
cation, and an increase of MEMBERS
with two new Churches organized
duflng the year and received into che
association. There was q consider
able amount Of business transacted.
aud during the times of discussions
on any question or resolution that was
presented for the consideration of the
body. the spirit of love, and a desire
to promote the interest of the cause
Of Christ aud the building up of His
Kingdom prevailed the hearts of all
WHO participated. Goddard.
Deep interest predominated with
ALL On Sabbath there were, perhaps.
from three to four thousand. persons
present to hear the funeral discourses
OF Elders -Benonia Stinson, Alyah
Parker and ames Black burn, three
OF the oldest ministers belonging to
Liberty Association. who have died
curing the last Associational year,
Elder benonia Stinson being the
founder of Liberty Association. fortv-
seven years ago. and Elders. Parker
and blackburn co-laborers with him
tor years. 1t was time Of deem emo
ton. ISL Esp SUI = ~
Elder Jacob Speer preached tba
neral sermon of Elder Stinson iFSlfls-
Jesse Lane, that of Elder ParEer
and Elder j q. Ensle, that Of Fldar
! Blackburn. 80 s1ll 7'S'eee
The Assoelatlon,. just at its close.
elected their editorial staff from LIN
erty Association, as a part of the ed.
itorial corps in the management of
the Christian Freeman. published al
Chicago, Illinois, il being the church
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL private
note to the JOURNAL states that lad
about twelve years old, the son of DR..
Sharpe, of Princeton, gos On the mil
train going south on Tuesday evening
and went to Relief Switch, a mile
south of Princeton, where tho trains
meet. In jumping off with the inten-
ton of returning on the train bound
north, he broke his leg just above the
ankle, ,.,..
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Chicago Market.


1hF1-I N@1l-'177l1'1a I'tta4F
FLouR-DulI and weaker. fas 49,
WEtEAT-Dull. and prices declined la
lzscs NO. n spring chicago IL Co0le 061z
seller October 81 035zlGl on. a ~
C0RN-Dull and prices declined 1<(11c;
No. mixed S9c. zlFrk p
OATs-No. z 379371zc.
RYE-Quiet and steady; No. lie.
BARLEY-Duil and prices declined 2a3c
No. 81 Dial 0l1z.
PoRK Mess e25 59128 co; sales 575 bbls 81
81 60sa22 80 sellers OH11on Decem bers
LAID -I5c cash t1z1za513c seller Dscem Der,
Hoes -Qulet and weaki Is 50G9 20 for
common 70 choice
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CoRoNER's INQUEST. - Coroner
SAuer reports having held an inquest
on the body of a man about twenty
six years old AMI FIVE feet six inches
high, which was found b. a Mr. Haw-
kins, floating in the river near Ed
monds' Grove. There.were no marks
of violence on the body and nothing
Of value was found thereon. The re-
mains are supposed to be those Of
john H. Srasburgh. Verdict acciden-
tai drowning.
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HGA Mr.. III. L. Morrell, Superin-
tendent Of the Carmi Railroad. goes
by this morning'a train to Keokuk.
Iowa, to remove his family to- this
city. We are glad to know that Mr..
Morrell is to be a permanent resident,
and could afford to welcome large
numbe1 of such men. 4u aHgT
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A GenerOus welcome.

On Monday night last . large num-
Der of the members and friends of the
Ingle Street NJ. E. Church of this
city-something near $50 in aIl-gath-
cred at the Church. and from thence
proceeded to- the parsonage, for che
purpose OF welcoming to the city and
charge their new Pastor. the Rev, J .
H. Ciippinger, recently appointed By
the Indiana Conference as Pastor ID
charge; and wishing to show their
esteem for him and his estimabIe
lady, they gave pfint to their hearty
Welcome By making them the Feeip-
tents Of a large number Of valuable
presents, made up. Of furniture, pro.
visions, clothing. dc. 30, to the val
ne of 1920, and. in addition, added
some $40 in cash for contingencies.
The surprise and gratitude OF the
recipients, Tor the unexpected and
large hearted generosity so nnmer-
ously shown, was only surpassed By
the ioy and Rladness of the donors.
as shown BY their beamiBg and pleas
ant countenanees.
Half an hour was spent in getting
the new pastor and lady acquainted
with every body present, after which
an Adjournment was made b. all pxes-
ent. including the esteemed Pfesidiag
Elder of the district, Rev. W. /.
Harned-who by the way seem to
enjoy it as much as though twas ell
his-Where short stirring speeches by
Bros. Harmed, d ~ Curniok and
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EMANCIPATIoN.-The eOlOred poo
pie Of the city will celebrate the is
sue Of the preliminary Proclamation
of Emancipation to-day. By a picnic
At Blaekford's Grove
The procession. headed By the
colored band, with their new sinstru-
ments. win form on the corner Of
Seventh and Oak Streets at 9 o'clock
A. NJ. and march to the place Of hold
ing the celebration.
A table will be prepared for che es-
peoial accommodation Of the white
people attending the picnic. The
celebration will doubtless be a large
one.
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B NJ. Lyon is fitting mp q palatial
store-room on Main Street. 1t will
be the finest clothing house in Indi-
ana. He will remove about the Oath
OF this month.
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Evansville and OraWFOrdsvllle BALL


aaFrt EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. s. ISS0.1
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders ia this
Company will be held at thu Court
House, in the city of Evaasille, on
Monday. the 81 day of October
next. at 10 o'clock Am, at which time
40 election will be held for thirteen
Directers. to serve during the ensuing
year. BY order Of the Board.
br avaa ea j. II. MARTIN,
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aut.1 The most important changes to-day.
Is LaWr6nceid 30 inch advanced from rs
vaneed from 24k 70 25c; do BIB. do 90.
fHom 49, to l0e; AndrokcORgln "a Bteached
6heettngs ADVANCED from ~ 20 40e, and
do 3 from 321S TO 35e. A4
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Rnrnnean Markefs.


BY Telegraph LoSDor, Sept. 2.
sCoKsoLs- For money advanced ~: on
account Z<92z- American Securities
CIs1ief o. 8. Coupons 20 EOS, s05z; sos SO =
'67e. $50 10 40 Coupons S5lz. Erfe 49, Liz
nols Cen trail ll3s Western 231z. f1.e s1a
Y1IddlfnR upland e1<9eeSd; middiinR New
Orleans 0Id@s9sdi stock 1000 bales.
Rreadseuns nrm and unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet. arm and unchanged. Rosfn
common ~ %. 1
s@
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MemphIs Market,

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. q.
bales; exports Q.
3 FLoUR-Eirmer SC IS 01a8CO
CORN Scarce at S5G81c.v
OAT5-Q uieJat 60c.- M E
HAY-Duu at e20a28
BTAN-In demand &C &l8
LARD-Dull at I7@I8c.
POBE-M ominAI at ST So
BACON -shouiders I4g l4z; sides I71zg
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PROFESSOR HAsELMEYER. - This
renowned musician, magician and ar
fist, arrived in the city yesterday, and
will open at the Opera House. on
Monday evening, and exhibit on Tues.
day and Thursday evenings, the Ope-
"a House being engaged on Wednes-
day for Vice President COlfax to
speak.
Professor Haselneyer has the high
est testimonials from European Mon
archs and from American dignitaries,
as to his skill aud great ability.
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49, - . +
AT The directors meeting yesterday
morning che following report of the
committee to ghora the matter Of the
change Of route vas referred made the
following report which was unani-
mously adopted: a
The undersigned your committee,
beg leave to report as follows:
WHEREAs, It appears the subscrip-
ton of White County, Illinois, to
| the Evansville and Southern Illinois
Railroad Company was voted upon
condition that the bridge erosslag The
| Big Wabash RiusT, should be located
and built between ".KYinkler,s Ferry
and Little Oh ain Z and S. Eo8
WHEREAS, The Engineers OF this
Company have stated to General
WinsloW, as q result of their survey
and examinations, that line By New
Harmony would b abcus three or
four miles. longer than one direct,
and be much more expenaiveS IN
construction; aIld s (. =. - - -.
WHEREAS, General Winsl0@. for
himself and his associates, has stated
TO your COMMITTEES that the zsub-
ssriptions of White County, H.,
amounting TO FOO 600, will be
lost if the road Is built via New Har-
mony that be believes an additional
cost of S100, $50 ct least, would be in
volVed by building that route, over
and above the cost Of The present sur
veyed route that it is important the
question of location should be at once
settled that be- may proceed to
the development Of his plans for
the speedy construction of the road,
and that while he would be Btt0nely
inclined to build via New Harmony,
| under ordinary circumstances and
even at considerably increased ex-
pense, as the representative of the
interests which are in his charge, he
feels compelled t0request the selection
of the present located line, or one
which approximates IL, as the final
route of the railroad through In
diana. Now. therefore, your commits
tee would say that, as this determina-
ton Of General WINSTON to build up-
on some other inc than BIZ way of
New harmony seems reasonable and
just. We feel compelled to advise
the consent of this company to such
location as may be adopted and made
by the Contractor, though your COM
mittee have felt that, if it could rea-
sonably be done. the line By way of
New HARMONY would have best salts
fed their wishes, and we present the
following resolutions for the action
Of this Board:
ResolUed. That tho contractors are
hereby authorized to build and ope=
rate the line Of this road, upon such
route through Indians, from the west
ern line Of the city of Evansville, as
they may select. aud which does not
conflict with the provisions of the
contract entered into 9th June,
A. d. 1870, and 10 that end may
erect over the Big Wabash and
Little Wabash Rivers, railroad
bridges ct such points as they may
select or approve, for crossing said
rivers. or either of them. a5R seaa.
[Signed] IL. G.. VAN RIPPER,
SAaE'L BAYARD, Com.
~ w R. TX. DUNKERsON, q T
EVANsvILLE, Sept. q, 1870.
A number Of gentlemen from New
Harmony were in the city yesterday,
Init IL "a ranavfed that thew were vu.
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CL0U0'g -O0ROTAT.

by the single bottle. When you want
il, please call at The retail drug stores,
as they are always supplied. and Il
Will greatly relieve US in the matter of
y" EXPLANATION. -
and but do justice to our retail
friends. Respectfully,
sept2l- ct CLOUD, AKIN 4 Co.
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LADIES Sociable, at the Walnut
Street Church to night. Sec local
not.ca. aasIIf 'ic aGa
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PHILHARMONIC SocIETY. - The
philharmonic Society at its meeting
on Tuesday evening elected the fol-
loving officers for the ensuing year:
E. w. Patrick. President; @. H.
Butterfeld. Vice President; G. K.
Drew, Secretary; I. Haas, Treasurer;
&C. Genung. First Lsader; Y. M.
Tinker, Second Leader; 7. E. Mason,
Librarian w. w. TilestoD, Assistant
Librarian.
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1 have been through the market
we'll. and selected my stock very care
fully, and am confident that / 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 sea me. No charge for
showing goods, and very low charges
for the goods themselves. 80 E9al
j. III. ScHRICHTE,
sepI9 LIZ No. 80 Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22

Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co.. have from % to 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
factnEeTs. u sept14-tf 7
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22
IL. a. UDNKEhsDN,
EVANsVILLE. Sent, 81, 1870.

a ans 4A1A1Lsl OoIyts III 4OHVs
A number of gentlemen from New
Harmony were in the city yesterday,
but it is reported that they we're TN
able to pledge the Company more
than about one-fourth Of the amount
necessary to compensate the Directors
for the proposed change, hence the
determination to pursue the original
route.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22

Fish & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, Is the schools open soon.
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