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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. 8.
FREIGHTs-9c to OsWego on wheat.
LOUR-TraDsaetions light market with
out change
WHEAT Quiet and &c lower; sales at IS
"a Csc for new No. / 931S0941zc for new No.
2: S5dS7c for old do, closing at 931zc for new
No. 2; optional sales at s31zg951Sc, closing
at the inside: in the afternoon the market
was irI ocular: No. 2 cash and seller last
half, at 9l1z@9Ezc.
CoRN-O5ened firm; sales OF No 2 at
5S1zM59c cash and seller lust half; closing
quiet IT 57s<158 for future delivery: sales
AT 571S@58Zc for seller October: In the
afternoon the market was 6rm and quiet;
No. 2 sold Al s815g5S1<c cash and seller last
half.
OATS Closed 3 321za33c cash size seller
Sepfen Der: 34L<c seller October.
RYE-Quiet az 64g6414e for No. 1.
BARLEY-Film at 81 o. for No.2
HIGHWIEEs-Dull at 88c for iron bound
MESS POEK-W Weak at s26 so cash, and
S2j so seller December.
LARD -InactIve and nominal at BE
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R IVER NEW
For 0thsr River ITEMS See 71ird Page.


There were no further arrivals last
night, in addition to those elsewhere
recorded. The Tarascon having been
detained by fog, did not arrive till
nearly midnight......Thn City of Ev-
ansville, for Cairo; Evansville, for
Bowling Green; Pine Bluff, for
Grandview, departed generally well
loaded...... Captain Andy Hutche-
sons new tow boat is progressing
finely, and the roof will be put on to-
day. Stewart Echard is setting up her
engine, and is making good progress.
NEW BASE BALL CLUB-A CHAL-
LENGE.-The officers and attaches OF
the steamers City of Evansville and
Quickstep-the latter now on the
Mary MilIer-have organized a new
base ball club, styled the Sooner
Club, and authorize US to challenge
the Riversides to a match game on
Monday morning. The new club Is
a strong one, and the adaptation of
the several members to their respec-
tive positions, manifests the most con-
summate s4gacity. An enthusiastic
friend of the Riversides yesterday pro-
posed to bet $40 to S. that the River
sides would be the victors. The pro
position was no sooner made than
money sprung forth like the clans of
Roderick Dhu. Hands. more as
/ hundred" from pockets each wav
ug a groenback. One be. vas made
,ut was afterwards withdrawn. The
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-09
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.
FLoUR-Dull aud nominal; family S. 40
as 20
:, WHEAT-DuIl and droOpingi red winter
81 07(aI Il
CoRS-Dull at 68d70c.
OATS Dull at S3945e, and supply large.
RYE-7S9S0c.
BARLEY-.Firmer 81 2O9l q for fall s1a
1 10 for spring.
CoTTos-DuIl but unchanged; middIing
lS5zMI9c.
WHIsKY-Dull and dropping; no buyers
at better than S9dS0c at the close.
PoRK-Mess lower and unsettled: sales
at 81. but il was offered at S28 rs at the
close without buyers.
LARD-Nery dull at l5M.
BULK MEATS Quiet and weak: I2g<MI4s<
for shoulders ana sides. =
BACoN-ln bat limited demand: RhouI.
ders sold at ll1@ql45z, and Sides at I6J6aIsc
for clear rib and clear. Sugar cured mans
24a25c
No change I'm oils.
GoLD-ll8% buying.
ExChANGB-kirm AZ p n buying.
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ST. LouIs Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept.8.
ToBACCo-Steady ard unchanged.
Corn oN--Firm at l8dI81Sc for middlinR.
HEMP AND BAGGIEG Steady aud I'M
charged.
FLOUR-Dull and weak: sTsperfine 81 IO0
q Is: X 81 50; Xxx 60 90; xxx 50 2545 so. :
WHEAT Dull and lower; No spring
SOC; No. do. soc: No red fall 81 0211 O5
strictly prime 81 o60l or; No. 81 10.
CoRN-Very dull, and easier for buyers;
mixed 6Ia62c; yellow 64c; white Csc.
OATS-Dull ard unchanged al 30 93c.
BARLEY-Dull; NO. 2, 90g05c; choice 81 90
al 0S.
RYE-Dull and lower at 64966c.
GROCERIES Dull and unchanged.
HIGHwINEs-Dull and easier at &c.
PoRK-Dull and lower; mess s27 50.
BACON Firm; shoulders l41zc; clear rib
I71zc; clear sides I81<glSLc.
LARD-Steady at l69l6Zc.
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ApoLoGY.-On the strength of the
Cowier's statement that John ID.
Randall was never local editor of that
paper. we feel constrained to apologize
to him for having so accused him. 1t
must be comfort TO his respectable
relatives to kuow that. through all
his course of drunken degradation
one disgrace has been spared him.
He is not as low down as-was sup.
nnsad
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If so. can you fad no relief?
YOU CAN!

Clouds InUigoratiag Cordial con-
taIns N happy combination those sub
stances which will speedily restore
you to health and vigor: Iron. to en-
rich the thin aud watery blood phos-
phorous lin eembinatioD), to arrest
the nervous waste; active vegetable
agents to excite the healthy secre-
tons Every weakly man and woman
IN the land will find in this CORDIAL
strength and restoration. Call on
your druggist for a copy of the little
pamphlet called LIFE AND HEALTH,
and read the iDdubitable evidence OF
Its work. sept6 1w
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 8.
CoTToN-Dull and tending down: mid
dl!ngs lSc; sales 500 bales; receipts 253:
stock II ,377.
FLoUR-Firm: superfine IS so; double
extra So 1896 Is: treble extra 90 1906 IS.
CORN Quiet; mix d 67@02; white 95ag7c.
OATS-St. Louis 54955c.
BRAN-S1l0
HAY-Prime sos
PoRK-Duil and lower: mess $40 So
BACOS -JObbing at 1Gc for shoulders:
Ioz2c for clear rib sides; zoe for clear sides
HAMs-241z925%c.
LANDSCAPES: fierce I71<@Is1<c; keg 2Oc.
BUGAR-Prime l3c.
MoLAsSES- refined 6Od75c.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. s.
COTTON Quiet at IsAc; receipts oil
bales: exports 2G4 bales.
FLaUR-Duu at S5M8 so.
CORN-Qutet at S5G0Jc
OATs-Dull at 47948c.
HAY-Quiet at s20925.
BRAN easy at lSc.
PORK-Dull nd nOmina
LARD Nominal.
BACON -Dula. shoulders l41<>. -t'-- ~
al6szc.
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Louisville Marker.

BY 1eiegraPn.I LoUTsvILLE, Sept. 8.
BAGGISG5-U Unchanged and heavy hemp
GoIToN-Duli and heavy: mtddling Isc.
FLoUK-W Weak. but in fair demand At
s. % for extra family. -
GRAIN-QuieI and weak. wheat 81 20a
-. corn y G: oats 47c; rye CSC.
EEoFlsI )HS-Firm, with an upward ten
l4zz4l7&@l8Lz
LARD -I61S.
WHIsKY-Raw steady st so d9lc.
ToBACCo-Sales to-day, ll6 hhds at Is O09
70 Tor trash: s6d6 rs for common to good
Tugs; SIG 10 Tor low to good leafi market
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a good cigar at Mr.. Niblack's expense.
who invited him, as Mr.. Reitz, to in
wade Charley Habbe's. on First Street.
He drank as Mr.. Reitz, but didn't
nav his dues.
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After the 1st day of October the
additional penalty of six per cent. will
attach on all delinquent taxes. All
parties interested are requested to call
at the Office and settle the same.
4. LUNKENHEIMER. 7. V. @.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co.,
Sept. z, 1870. [sep9 I'd
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The household furniture belonging
to the late Mrs. III. G. Lister will be
sold at auction, at her late residence,
at the head of First Street, on Satur-
day. September 10, commencing at 9
O'CLOCK A NJ. L. III. ELLIOTT,
sepI At Auctioneer.
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AGONY. - The following passage
from the old song of Pioayune Butler.
aptIy describes the condition Of the
sditor of the Courier. when writing
the spasmodic attempts at editorials
in yesterdays issue:
a. b,llfrog Jumped to the bottom of a
It was 20 cold he could not swim;
He hitched his tail to a hickory stump;
He reared and pitched, but couldn't make
q Jump"
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THE MARK ETA.
Sew York Gold and STOCK kaFkeG
BY Teleorsr,b ~ 49, g.. Q

Sew York Gold and STOCK KAFkeI.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. 8,
business in Wall Street is dull.
MoNEY-Easy at 5aS on call with the
bulk OF the business At 8
STERL iNG-kOminaiIv firm ~ os<ae7L.
there las been, however, a large amonIt
OF DIlls allowed against coIIaterais, and
or currency on time So
GoLD-Market was hrmer at one time
this afternoon. and adv4 need to l4[ on
telegrHms fIom Washington that there
was split in the Cabinet, Fish and Bout-
well being opposed to the recognition of
the French Republic. Later In the day
lions for bonds at London, and the last
transactions We're at I25s: opening rate
IA, and closing 1871 bid, 1879 asked The
and per cent, and for carry ing / per
cent. Exports $50, 600. Clearances S64, 000,-
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go T. @. Bridwell L Co., corner
of Main aud Third Streets, haze a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, PAT
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ieI7-tf
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Five Cottages for Sale CheaD.

/ have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also a one story brick house
on William Street, in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come aud buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3 If No. IL Third Street.
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~The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
olic Church will hold a Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug18-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Evansville ana Charlottesville Rail.
road
sEcRETARY's OFFICE.

SEcRETARY's OFFICE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 8. 1870.
Notice IS hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders In this
Company will be held at the Court
House, III the city of Evansville. on
Monday, the Sd day OF October
next, at 10 o'clock AN, at which time
an election will be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
j. r. MARTIN,
sepl8-td Sjeeretarv.
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Choice store Room for Gent.

= The fue four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, adj
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September l.
apply to JOHN w. FOSTER. at the
Post Office. je24 e
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PICOiILI.
Spricht Ihr De,ttsch2

Sprlcht Ihr DeUtSchY
1Sauer Kr0ut is becoming fashion
able in Franco and sour grapes in
Paris.
The loud talking lady who tried to
drown Senator Pratt's voice on Wed.
nesday evening, is not a resident of
Evansville.
The question at the head of this
column has generally superseded
pdrltz Uouz Francois? row nearly OBJ
solete.
One of the Democratic candidates
for the Legislature wears his hair
parted in the middle. which accord
ing to the Courier. is an cffense.
TEMPTATION is the name of q new
paper collar just opened By Strouse,
probably on account of the tempting
picture on the boxes.
THE city has commenced prosecu-
ton against Martin. Gardner & Co.,
for violation of the city ordinances, in
commencing to build warehouse on
the wharf. where an ordinance has es-
tablished the high water mark, and
forbade the erection of buildings be-
low it.
A GENTLEMAN residing in the
neighborhood of Tenth and Vine
Streets, calls the attention Of the po-
lice to the daily and nightly outburst
of drunken shrieks and walls that is
see from the house on one of the
corners of those streets.
In the report of the meeting az me
Opera House yesterday. there was an
omission to be regretted. The pre-
sentation of the magnificent bouquet,
by Mr.. w. G.. hewitt, the florist, was
overlooked in writing out the report,
but it could not be overlooked by the
audience. 1t was too large and too
handsome.
THE personal property in the First
District of this city is returned by
Mr.. @. G. Shraeder at $3.923,848, and
the number of polls at 2.573. The
same District was last year returned
at 1904. 1853, and 1877 polls, which
shows an increase Of $882. 085, and
692 polls.
THE G. G. Band explain that they
commenced playing at the Opera
House, on Wednesday evening, at the
time agreed upon. For good reasons
the opening of the meeting was de-
ferred to eight o'clock. As stated
yesterday, complaints were made of
the lateness of the appearance of the
musicians, but they were without
foundation as far as concerned the
band.
THE Teller that looks like me "
was around pretty GENEROUSLY" yes
terday. In one instance, he is said to
have been dunned by Van .Riper's
collector on bill for mir. Reitz's"
dues to the Viucennes Varieties,
and IN the other, be took drinks and
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The Weather.

nG Take notice of the advertise
ment of @. Kratz, they are making
steam circular saw mills and portable
engines, with dispatch.
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ExoURsION.-Mr. Pitcairn, of the
E. H. & N. Railroad. writes as fol-
lows:
There will be an excursion from this
place to the coal fields north of Madi-
sonville, 10 Hopkins County, on Mon
day morning, September 18th, leaving
here at 8 O'Clock and returning about
4 o'clock in the evening. The Fayette
leaves your city in the morning early,
l suppose about six o'clock.
II trust you will find it convenient
to be largely represented"
This is an opportunity that will un-
doubleday be eagerly embraced by a
large number of Evansville people.
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CIT NE w s /.
Lincoln Club.

The regular meeting of the Lincoln
Club, will be held tonight, st the
Club Rooms. in MARKETS. building.
A general invitation is extended 10
working Republicans.
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A LAWYER had another arrested
yesterday for provoke" the specific
act being the employment of the term
d rascal" Defendant pleaded
the truth OF the eprhet aud the case
was dismissed.
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New YOFk Dry GOODS Narkat.

Ply Telegraph NEW YORK, sept.8.
Market active and prices gen orally steady
The following are the only changes TO obs
serve to-day Otis A x A blue deufn1s have
risen from 231zc to 24c; do B b do from 2lZc
TO &c; do q Z from lSEc to l9c, and hay.
maker blue and brown do from l5c TO 15Izc
per yard.
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
aup31 IF
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BUY your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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dissolution

1.-THE FIRM OF mUMPmmE tEfs
MA n CO. III ellis day dleHlIHHI UY
r1Irf17al cOuasof. ~. Nv. KEmMEN reurluu
from Tie same. The business wiz ue cuua
tiuued By tbo UNDERLINED uHAet enc
afvIn az Humphrey a Lewis.
II. ~. HUM pHHsI.
GE0. u. LEV l3.
IN retirlnu from tho above nrm. faEe
this opportunity of tneuktng my irIeuat
Tor their share % PATRONAGE anc 9l.eI lHE
"a oouffupance 20 tho new urn. Wufrh
tale pleasure in endorsing oa W1rilg of
their confidence. 9, w IS .tk.
August lB. 1870. hHla #
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Important Questions .
Are you feeble and languid?

-AIV } Vu 40oDIt anu IauguIu
Do you rise in the morning, unre- :
fireshed and devoid of appetite. for
breakfast?
Are you prostrated BY night sweats?
Are you slowly recovering from the
fortunes of prolonged fever?
Are you tormented with gnawing
pains in the region of the stomach,
with indeseribable forebodings, pro-
duced by the fermentation and indi-
gestion of the very food which should
give you life and health and cheerful
ness?
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SIS FIRST PREMIUM SIS
IMPROVED FAMILY
Sewing Machine.

Ga 90 clear profit per day. $1,000 ptr
week. $500 per month made Easy 81
any LADY or gINrLEMAH introdulIue tHls
GEEUINB and ORIGINAL Old EAVoHIuH.
Win It's many new aud nractfcrI .rfI.
tiOns, making the most complete com 8Ir
nation OF valuable and useful iuBravr-
ments ever effected in any one fHHulIun.
The embodiment OF extreme simplicity.
efficiency and utility, entirely different iu
machine. lt p the most seIvlceaD.e, elet
CANT and reliable FAMILY BEWIea hfHa
cHINE ever invented, gives perfect aatlH.
Ihclton WnefeVtr introduced. tten receive
ed PREMIUMS. stood the Test uf Cen wears.
and is fully approved Of by oven #mIIV
who have them in use. ls noiseie ulaEea
the strong and beautiful elastic LOOK
STITCH, with wonder ul rnpiditY ono aer-
taInty. seWa anything needle WILD 90
THROUGH, from the finest 20 the thIcEest
fabric, nrfn aud neat with ease. Uses nI
kinds Of silk or thread direct from GAO
spool Is improved with new eellls
feed, spring tension, Eeif-Euider, Hun a.-H
the ad ubtnDle ErnAfGHr NEEpLT UnrHena
dicuiar motion, with powerful lover Hu.
tion. PO BessHE ALL the gOQd Qualliaa or
the best high priced machines cDnoeuaHI.
without their ompiical0uH OF FauhH
Samples Of sewing SENT FHEn ou EaHeI uL
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prArLical Ee wig machine for family use
Tribune "A very strong and reliable nn-
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most ingenious pieces Of meehauiam ever
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40 HB quite "a new machine Win t. u5Muy
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Address Family sewing Mac 'rn cor
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MASONTC.

Stated communication OF Simpson
Council No. %, this Friday evening,
September 9Th, at half past z.
A. j. COLBURN, Rec.
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BASE ssALL.

The game between the Falls City
and Riversides takes place this after
noon.
The following are the Falls City
nine and their positions in the game,
which will be played at half past two;
johnson p. Spscht 2 b, Dyler ! f,
Nicholson s, Mansir l b. MONTE c f,
Richardson 3 b, Dunuing c, Turnley
f. J. Theo. Isert. scorer.
They arrived at midnight on the
Tarascon, aud were received by del
egation of the Riversides, who con-
Quoted them to the Sherwood. This
will probobly be the Riverside's last
game this season, unless the Red
Stockings decide to come here, OF
they accept the challenge of the
Sooner" Club, spoken of in the river
column.
The playing of this game to-day,
necessitate the pestponment of the
medico- legal game until to- morrow,
at the Riverside grounds.
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Notice TO DelInuuents

Eg- Card Writing at the American
House, by Prof. s. w. Thomas.
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TERsls-IayasiaI.Iy A Aovane.
B. A. FAHNEsTOCKS
W NJ R w If U g. ne .

the Tupe Worm Is one Of fhs mo aFUal
and reientlcss enemies a. man. ana lesa1ol
me most dtstre8stIlg 6Unipt0Nlg. a dHIl pain
in the forehead, giddineaa, alternate uaIna
ness and flushing OF the face paIaueaa or
the lips, cancellation, aiterunlo Joss and
excess OF appetite cravings for particular
articles OF food, offensive breath, WeHluE
OF the abdomen depressing OF Spirits and
nervous irritabnity, aIe the LEADING gmp-
toms.
Now, why not IN View ofthls daueeroua
enemy make use OF a remedy which many
years OF experience has proved 90 Ne "a SOTO
AID certain remedY9 B. A, FahUr.l OK IF
Wermtfuge, # used according TO Gao dIrane
ttonB which accompany each battle wan
not fail to eradicate the destroyer
Great caution must be used 1T every
purchaser 90 be bis own Judge lu one
sense, and 10 examine every hQLIe na
buys Of H.. The simple name of NAleHe
STOCK Is not sufficient. Ho mHt look
closely and carefully 10 see that tho iui-
tints are AB. A. HAHNMsTQCE, and lE HHtIHa
aed with nothing else.
B. "A. FAHEEsTOCK's son Z co.,
wHoLIasALE DRUGGISTS,
pETTBnUB U. EA,t
SOLE PROPRfHTORg.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
90 Cats PEI Can.
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets,
aug.25.1m JOHN G. ScHwEIZEB.
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SOLE PRoPRiEToRs
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