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Cuban News.

HAVANA, November 14.-A court
martial in session here has con-
demned to death all the leaders of
the rebellion, the members of the Gu
ban Junta, and all other persons who
have been instrumental in the rebel
lion, but who are now absent from
Cuba. The estates Of ell such will
be confiscated.
On Monday. the 7th, the Prussian
war steamer Meteor, carrying three
guns, and the French war steamer
Bouvet, carrying five, entered this
harbor. The Meteor sailed out again
after the French mail steamer Novean
Monde had sailed, but the mail
steamer Immediately returned, fearing
capture. On the night of the S.h.
the Bouvet left port, but waited Ok
side for the German war vessel. At
ter the expiration of twenty four
hours, the time prescribed by law,
the Meteor followed, naval duel
having been arranged between the
officers before starting.
The Spanish war steamer Hernando
Cortez accompanied the two vessels.
The Meteor had crew of sixty men,
and the Bouvet eighty. The Bouvet
was ten miles beyond the oHing, and,
observing the coming ont of the Me-
teor, sha steamed inwards towards the
neutral lire. The Bouvet opened
the contest by firing five shots, which
the Meteor promptly returned. The
Bouvet then attempted to board the
Meteor. In this she was unsuccessful.
Her rigging became entangled, car
masss. The rigging, 10 ia hing with
the masts, became entang ed In the
Meteor's screw. At the same mo-
ment the Meteor sent a shell into the
inside of the Bouvst, smashing her
steampipe.
The Meteor, by reason of the dis
abling of her screw, became unman-
ageahle, and the Bouvet, finding
quarters hole and capture certain, if
she waited until the Meteor could
disentangle herself, set sail rapidly
and made for port, the Meteor con-
tinuing the FIRE. Iu the meanwhile,
With fair wind the Bouvot was en-
abled to cross into Spanish waters be-
fore the Meteor could disentangle
! her screw. At this time the Her.
nando Cortez fred a gun as a signal
that the combat had closed. Both
fought bravely. The Meteor was
accorded the victory. Both vessels
are now in port repairing damages
The Meteor had three killed and one
wounded. The Bouvet had only
three wouaded. The Germans in
Havana are much elated with the
affair. which caused intense excite
ment.
LATER-The two Prussians, Car
bonier and Thomeoh, killed in tht
naval engagement, were buried here
the German merchants attending th,
funeral in a holy.
Itis now said the BOuvet left th,
scene of the fight under steam ant
sail.
The German residents are arrang
ing grand banquet for the officers 0
the Meteor.
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OONDRNsEB FELEGRAHs.

TUESDAY, Nov. Is.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
I 1lZ.
The President returned to Washington
yesterday morning.
Much snow has recently fell in the
Northern part OF France.
Another abortIonist was arrested in
New York yesteIday.
The steamers Minnesota, HISTORIAN and
Dacia have arrived at London.
The AtIanties beat the Athletics. at Phil
adelphia, nc base ball yesterday, IA to IL.
An the parties concerned in the recent
Pacific Railroad robbery are now arrested.
The strike on the Belt Railroad has
ended, and the cars are running undtEs
turbed.
The MutuaIs and the Lone-sta of New
Orleans. play to-day at the Alabama state
Fair at Montgomery,
A large n nouring mill in HemIlton, Mis-
souri, exploded It's boiler on Saturday, in
stautly killing two meD.
The report OF the appointment Of
Schand ding, to the vacant ComI ltssioner-
ship OF New York, was premature.
The FeuiEn fund of $500, long in dis
pute in the superior Court, IN New YORK,
has been order ed paid to O'Mahoney.
The Supreme Court of the U. s., demand
tue motion to restore the case of Demming
W the United states. to II docket.
Hon. B. Gratz Brown, Governor elect Of
Missouri, was serenaded at St. Louis last
nj ght, by q large party OF friends.
The steamers Cambria. from Ham burg,
de Paris, from Havre, arrived at New
York yesterday
A large quantity of guns, bound for
France, arrived at New York, yes
terday, from Watervliet Arsenal, to go
forward by the Lafayette.
charged nom the Brooklyn Navy Yard on
Saturday, aud others Will be discharged
this week.
The mansion of A. Schuyler, at Lodi,
Nj, was destroyed by hre On Sun lay,
while the family was at ehaEeh- Loss
$4,000.
The Massachusetts CrispIns have reor-
panized, and have resolved against strikes
and in favor Of cooperation. They are
25,0OO strong.
The Secretary OF War has commenced
the examination Of the evidence in the
ease Of the cOlOred cadet at West Point,
rseentIy tried by Court Martial.
Raaeer and Won AIaItz 7hn, convicted Of
passing counterfeit money IN Cincinnati,
were senteneed one year 10 the peniten-
liary yesterday.
The Cuba, from Havana, is at New Or
@ans. She brings the news that the Bou-
l., lost one man killed and several
ygoun ted in her duel with the meteor
Mr. GoldcS' 5DSI IN Tsc oi tne ft
Bo Boas Clu5J' Cal,uI5 the championship for scullina
~ lie Cambridge. beating Mr.. Gloss
champion OF the Ouse-
John Carey. Democrat, has bsen re,
turned a. elected 10 the New oLk General
AssnS,oblv from the Seventh District OF
New York City, giving ths democrats one
majority n the House.
Orlando Gillette, a new French billiard
ist, was bsaten by Geary, In New YORK.
last nte nt IWenty-fOur pOints on the
Frsnch gaSue. Dion also beat him by
16Sto $40, nICn making tun Of 20i.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
A 10. 1 Insurance ComnanH.


Prosperity is the true test of SOL
vency In an Insurance Company, and
in illustration of the doctrine, we feel
justified in calling attention to the
advertisement of the LORILLARD IN
sURANCE CoMPANTRin to. days jour
NAL. Each year seems to add to its
popularity, its volume of business
and its increasing wealth. A COM
pany with one million dollars Cash
Capital, and seven hundred thousand
dollars surplus. may safely promise
policy holders most indubitable Sc
curity. We recommend the LoRIL-
LARD INSURANCE COMPANY unquali-
fedly to all who want first class in.
demnity. @. x. DREW is the agent.
No. 2 Main Street, who adjusts and
pays all the Lorillard's losses, in this
part Of Indiana.
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DR.. Everts
STEREOPTICONG
I'm THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHUROH.
Thursday Evening, November 17th'
EGYPT AND ITS RUINS.
Friday EYsning, NOVembsr 18Th,
SINAI 8 PALESTINE.

| FHNHE BEERE0PTECON rs AN IN
/ H sIIumeng Tor throwing Photographs
on Screen, so as 10 be seen by an e ofire
audience. lt Is Magic Lantern on o gle
/ Rantic scale. Instead OF usins a Kerosene q
burner, IL uses Drummond Light The
peculiar property OF the common stereo-
scOpic view Is that 10 appears ~ havr, Z.
Body; it stands ont in bold relfef, as II ft
We're real. The StereOptcou takes this
View, 1lum1nates IT. magnlfie8 &C., and
hangs 1t up before us mot as picture, but
as the real ODIect itself. Thus, EnafanH al
travelling 10 see the world. the world
comes 10 as 70 be seen.
The views, as shown in the First Baptist
Church this week, viii each cover zoo
square feet, and viii be ms gnired 10000
times. They will be leciured Tpon b57 ~
w. Everts, OF Chicago, who has been an
enthusiastic eyewitness Of the scenes
themselves FOR the past three years, thus
making the entertainment truly tnvniua-
Bile.
Mr.. Everts is a hne Oriental scholar, and
has collected those views during his travels
from 1867 10 the summer OF 800. The col.
lscfton is entirely new, and the views are
very vqtuGbte NO duplicate8 can be OBJ
During this course OF Lectures we shall
have EIGHT VIEWS OF JERUSALEM
Beginning at the Jana Gate we go round
about the walls and see the city On every
side. The brook ktdron flows bys we PASS
the Garden OF Gethsemane with itg mar
row gate way and the Mount OF olives Ia
the distance rises up before ua. Then we
have Bethlehem, Bethsaidn. and Dnu0nn-
Gus; Hebron Itberiass CapeFnaum, Sloan,
Sinai, &C., 6c.
In the European Collection 10 a view OF
Pompeiis the city that has been dug ont OF
the ashes OF Nit. Wesuviuss the Coliseum,
81. Peters, Tower OF Pisa, Cathedral OF Aff-
Ian, Alhamb bra, Views about pnrIn AMI
London, Crystal Palace, Sc. Paula, Kenll-
worth, &c, DC. Also the White House at
Washington.
& The StereOptleon, we'll managed and ae-
cOmpanled by an enthusiastic traveller.
makes the finest and most instructive Exc
hibttion in the World.
Single Tickets, 90 cent?; For both EEhi-
Ditlons, 90 centsi Children, 20 cents; For
both Exhibitions, 40 cents.
Tickets for sale at the Llbray RoOmss 80
=. II. =. Cooks, Main street; John Wg-
mond's, on First Street iJflah &. Barter's, on
Main Street; Roach & TOrian 's, on First
Street; DR., Haas Dental Rooms, ON First
Street nOvl6 20
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River DispatcInes.

PITTsBURG, November l4-Raining from
3 to IL O'Clock this morning. Mononga-
hsla feet ii inches and falling.
PITTsBUsG, November I4.-CIoudy and
growing cod. Monongahela 3 feet z
inches and stationary. Arrived Curtis
from Portsmouth; Juda, from GAINESVILLE:
the Curtis IS loading for Cincinnati and
Louisville.
CINCINNATI, November I4-The river
has fallen inches with feet in the chan
mel. weather cloudy. Thermometer 49,.
CNCTNEATI, November I4.-River 8 feet;
has fallen inch. eparted-PotOmac, to
Wheeling. Weather clear. Tempera.
ture 459.
LOUISVILLE, November 1.-THE river
has fallen inches during the last q hour
with . inches in the chute and 6 feet on
The new boat City of Quincy, came over
TO Portland wharf to-day, and Is now
loading for New Orleans. The Lorena,
teoniass, ga S BeILe vernon, emperor Wsua-
land waiting a trip TO New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l4.-Arrfved-Moun-
talneer, from Kansas City; Jennie Brown,
Red Wing, from st. PAM; Hesper and
Robb, from Illinois River: Frtendship
from CAIRO LOUIS v; Bogg, from Jefier-
Disqualification Roy and st. Johns, for
Keokuk; Minnesota, for Reeds Landing;
baTgss, for New Orleans. River falling.
Kline feet of water to Cairo. Weather
cloudy and cold.
CAIRo, November H.-Port List-IdIe-
Wild, Evansville packet, 8 Pm; Mary Mill
Ter, Evansville TO Memphis, An; Kate
Robinson, 1t. Louis TO Cincinnati, 8: w.
R. Arthur, st. Louis 70 New Orleans, {; (;
Norman, Memphis to Evansville, 10: Oh
i've Branch New Orleans to st. Louis. IL /;
Grand Tower, III Memphts to st. Louis, 2 Pm.
Colorado, Vick5burg to st. Louis, 2: Dan
Rice, Jr., Ptttsburg TO Memphis, 8; st.
Marys, st. Louis to Louisville, 3. River
fell inches. Clear Mercury 4So.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 1I-RiYer swelling; 81
inches on Harpeth shoals. Weather cool
and cloudy. Departed. Barksville, for
Cairo.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Il. - Weather cloudy.
River rising slowly. UP, Belle Memphis,
Lille; down, Columbia, City of Cairo, In
diana, Wash. Sentell, Red Cloud.
VICKsBURG, Nov. I4-Up, City of Cairo,
N. River rising. Weather cloudy ana
warm.
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Messrs. II. Echafer, H. A. Cook, A. Mar.
connier, O. Clement, and others:

Messrs. H. schafer, H. A. Cook, A. Mar
CONNER o. Clement, and others:
GEETLEMEN:-In reply to your
kind request in the JOURNAL of the
18th inst, asking me to repeat the
musical entertainment given BY me,
with my pupils, at Philharmonic Hall,
l accept with gratitude your kind
proposition as a testimony of your in
terest in my success and welfare. /
would respectfully state that, after
having conferred with the parents of
my pupils. and having received their
full appreciation, l will repeat the
musical entertainment, with an entire
change Of programme, at Masonic
Hall, on Thursday evening, the 24th
inst, promising my utmost efforts to
give, with the aid of my pupils, entire
satisfaction to all; and, thanking you
for the interest you have shown to.
ward me always, / remain yours,
truly, j. r. BUKoWITz
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Testimony Of a Prominent Ply
sit Ian.

DR.. J. 7. Baker, a skillful and widely
known physician of twenty years stand
ing in Lancaster, Pa, gives his opinion of
a popular household remedy, in the foI-
lowing lstter:
LANCASTER. Pa, Nov. %, 1868.
DR.. s. B. HARTMAN & Co.-Dear Sirs:
During the past eight years 1 have had
frequent opportunities to study the effect
of MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS upon
person suffering from Dyspepsia, Loss of
Nervous Energy, Sexual Weakness, Diar-
rhCea, &C. Remedies were prescribed by
other physicians according TO the Ao-
mRpath1c. Allopath1e and Hydropathic
schools, and only comparatively few
permanent cures effected. On the other
hand, 1 nave never known the Bitters 10
fail producing the desired result, and I
still use them in the treatment of such
OmpIaints, with the highest success. I
have no hesitation IN saying that con-
slider MISH HLEh'5 HERB BITTERS the
most efficactous remedy ever discovered
for diseases arising from q disordered
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels, Lungs
and Heart. Yours truly,
]. T. BAKER, n. D..
1t Z. o. Box 1856.
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Collectors Sale for Internal Revc.
me Taxes.
q. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
CoLLECToR's OFFICE, 1sT DIST, IND
EWaNGUTTTE Nov II TgTn


RYOTICE Ia HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ VIII sell, al public auction, at the
house lately occupied by Henry Ayers, on
Sycamore Street, between Water and
First streets, in the city of Evansville.
Ind, on FRIDAY. November 25. 1870 at 10
o'clock A NJ, the following propertys
10 Tectifying tubs, 2 receiving tubs, "a
barrels, Office desk, safe am furniture;
/ coal stove, letter press and Lh1ee barrels
of whisky. and all other personal property
belonging to the VIII desale aad rect1fyinR
house OF said Henry Ayers.
Also, on SATURDAY, November 20, 1870,
I will sell, at public auction. at Patoka,
Ind, 49 barrels highwInes, 1900 bushels of
corn lot of wheat, rye, malt, shorts and
screenings; 2 office desks and furniture, l
iron safe, corn shelter, grindstone a plat
form scales: new doubIer and hand car,
rectifyfng tubs, lot of hoop iron, a lot OF
empty barrels and casks, and ali the per-
sonal property belonging 10 said Henry
Ayers, at his distilIeTy ard rectify1ng
house at Patoka, Ind.
said property Is levied on and distrained
to enforce the payment of United States
Internal Revenue Taxes due from said
Henry Ayers. JAS. @. VEATCH,
povl5- 2td&W Collector
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WashIugtOn I,eTas.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II The So
icitor General has given an opinion
that proprietors of coasting vessels
and vessels running upon rivers and
inland lakes, engaged in carrying and
delivering money, valuable papers, or
any articles for pay, whose gross re-
ceipts therefrom exceed $1,000 per
annum, are liable to q special tax Of
ten dollars. The Attorney General
has confirmed the opinion.
The receipts of the Government
for the quarter ending September 3Osh
were Sis, ,101, ,230. Expenditures,
So 656. .292. Besides for the redemp-
ton of bonds, S44, ,937. .805.
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We have a brief but interesting
item in the letter of our Hopkinsville
correspondent, giving the progress In
track laying on the f., II. & N. Rail-
road towards Evansville from the
Southsrn division. The gap will soon
ba closed
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IT will be seen, by reference to the
Council Proceedings, that the sum Of
$26,078 was allowed the Water Works
contractors, and following close upon
that is the order for issuing $4,000
more of the Water Works bonds. So
goes the peoples money!
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Guardians Sale of Valuable Real
Estqfa

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- the Court OF Common Pleas of
Floyd County, the undersigned Guar
dian of the person and estate of Marga-
rev Becker and Elizabeth Becker, minor
heirs of Frederick Becker, deceased offers
Tor sale at private sale, the undivided two
ntnGhs part OF the real estate in Wander
burgn County, Indiana, known and dess
crtbed as all that part rf fractional sec
tiOns Nos. hVe and SIX, Is * % in township
west, in the Vtneennes Land District, thus
bounded: Beginning az a point on the
east line OF said section No. five, nine
chains and tWenty-EeVen hundredths,
% 27-1O0l, south of the northeast corner OF
said section No. five, and running thence
No. i've l5), twelve chains and fIty-nine
hundredths IL 59-l00 CHI thence west and
parallel with the north line of said frac-
uonal sections Nos. five and six, ninety
90-l00), to the west line of said fractional
section No. six; thence in q northwesterly
direction along said last mentioned line,
thirteen chains and eighty seven humid
Tedths (l3 $4,000 to q point from which q
line running parallel with the north line
OF said fractional sections Nos five and
six, would strike the place of beginning
thence east and parallel with said north
line Of said section TO the place Of begin :
ming, containing 129 32-IO0 acres
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, and the
residue in two equal payments, at one and
two years credit, the purchaser giving
notes with sufficient surety, bearing Inter-
terest from date, and WaiYing valuation
or appraisement laws.
Bids for said property received at the
law once OF AFRO Dyer, Third Street, Ev-
ansville, Indiana, until the 22d day OF
November, le70. MARY BECKER,
noVI4-1W Guardian.
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LoUIsvILLE. Novamber 14.-Th

LOUISVILLE, November 1.-THE
returns received from the Eighth
Kentucky District. place, beyond all
doubt. the election of Adams, Demo-
crat. The Democrats claim 259 ma
iority, and the Republicans admit a
msjority of 125 for him. This makes
an unbroken delegation from Ken
tucky to Congress, the Democratic
candidates having been elected in ev-
erV District.
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IGns [
-. 5. Z. -
@ IC x $ TIE p :


81. T. DExTER, Master;
E6aaNF E; =; FIKsGbEeroN' KGbD Clerks.
Win leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 4P.M.
Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at Pm.
The above new magnificent side wheel
low pressure steamers having been cOn-
structed expressly for this trade, will run
regularly during the season, carrying the
y. 3. Mail and Adams Express: making
close and positive connections at Cairo
with the NJ. & st. L. Packet Co. steamers
for st. Louis, Memphis, Vicksburg, and ali
way points, and with the st. Louis q New
Orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
and New Orleans. Also through ttckets
and bills lRding given to all points upOn
the Paducah q Gulf, Illinois Central Mo-
bile & Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cum berland and Tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made at Ey-
anSvtlle with the T.. q G. Railroad for all
points North and East, and with the Morn
ing Star and Tarascon for Louisville and
the Upper OHIO. Special Inducements Of
fered TO stock shippers.
This company being the u. s. Mail con.
ure packets upon the Ohio River. and
being commanded by careful, experienced
and responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctual1ty and safety than
offered by any other line. General ONCE,
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
w. brown & CO..
HUMPHREY & LEWIS
And PLY. ID. VIETS,
~noVlZ Agents.
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ba closed

Our Market Reports will be found
unusually full and reliable this morn
ing. Our weekly review of the Ev-
ansville market is on the third page !;
various Hog and Crop items from ad
joining towns, on the second page; the
Hog Market Of the western cities; Da-
vid Gibson and Co.'s failure and the
full telegraphic markets on the fourth
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Tho Senate.

A special session is held at }. s.
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning, at which an oyster lunch is
served. Quails and all sorts Of game
daily. The best the market affords,
of both fluids and solids. every day,
at the Senate, 133 Main Street.
nov4-tf
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COnntV EOfIee.

To accommodate especially the la
boring class, notice is hereby given,
that, from and after November 18th,
1870, the Auditors and Treasurer's
offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from z to 8 O'Clock, to
enable them to transact their bust
ness without loss of time.
PHILIP DDCKER, A. V. o.
Il. LUNKENHEI1IER. Il. V. @.
.nv10 00k
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nOvlO BOT
What's the use OF making such a fuss,
Corn aDOylE Gnfte71 og aDgU 61s gl1atsd

Corn aOoHtyotte7a as aVett as H9tfsh.
Then call at w. Ruhe & Co.'s Meat.
Oyster, Fish and Game Depot, corner
Second and Locust Streets, and try
a can of Bowling & Co. g mush fed
oysters, they will do you good. Oys-
ters, Lake Fish, Game and Canada
Celery, received dailyby express.
nov1l.tf w. RUHE e Co.
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BAHY JOURNAL
TUESDAY, NOYRMBER l5. 1879.

CHRISTIAN County. Kentucky. is to
be added to the Republican Counties
across the border with its 126 majority
for Roark, for Congress.
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LETFER FROM HOPKINsEILLE.
A Republican Victory - Christian
County 126 Majority for ROark-F.,
III, &N. Railroad.

HoPKINsvILLE KY. Nov. II, 1870.
Editors Journals:
The official count made yesterday,
Of the vote of this county for Con-
gresham on the 9Th inst, showed
the following result:
Roark III
McHenry, Democrat....................... ,l4o
Republican majority ................. l28
This is truly gratifying result, al.
though light vote was polled, and lt
is very disgusting to many of the
Democrats. MoHenry's strong Union
record. madein the earlier years of
the war, told very strongly against
him, aud l have no doubt that at least
two hundred and fifty ex rebels
in this county refused to vote for
him on that accounf, although no
man ever crawled more humbly at the
feet of the rebel party to ask forgive
ness for his sin Of devotion to the
Federal Republic, than did he. he
in a great measure failed TO secure 1t,
and this is likely to be the fate of
the great body of the ex- Union
men who for prcfit and place have
ioined themselves to the party they
used to profess to hate so badly.
Who can say they don't deserve it?
Yet it remains to be seen whether all
of that class will still consent to re-
main with the Democratic party as
constituted in Kentucky. A really
strong canvass in this District would
have made MeHenry's eleat' sx-
tremely uncertain.
They have reached the Tenth SEQ
ton (mile), north of this place in
traoklaying on the f., IL. & N. Rail-
road. 1t is progressing most favor
sbly, aud the iron is at Louisville for
ten miles more. EDELWEIs
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BROOM CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from % to 80 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand Of broom manu-
facturers. sept14-tf
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NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-THE
official returns show that the Repub-
licans have made clean sweep of the
city By over 5, 900 majority. The Re-
publicans claim four members OF Con-
eress. The Fifth District is doubt
ful,
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BooTs AND SHoEs.-The old estab-
lished boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, on Second Street. below Main,
is the place to 90 to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger and better stock Of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality Of
goods. noV9 tt
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received 8 new supply Of these
beautiful pictures. which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 tt
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DSr Take your Prescriptions to
Bridwell's Drug Store, corner Main
and Third Streets, and have them
correctly filed with pure Drugs.
nov l2-tf