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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-21
Rtror Dtanasc..a-.

PTrrsBURG, October 20.-It has rained al
most constantly since yesterday after
noon cool and cloudy. Monongahela two
feet by pier marks and rising slowly
There Is large amount Of coal now wait
ing for the rise.
CINCISNATI, October .O.-River six feet
during the last twenty-four hours. Wealth
er clear and cool.
CINCISNATI, October 90 The river has
fallen four inches, with seven feet two
inches in the channel. Weather cloudy ;
thermometer 5tc.
LOUISVILLE, October 20.-Clear and cool.
River stationary, with eighteen inches IN
the chute, and four feet on Portland bar.
CAIRO, October 20.-Jnlia, st. Louis 10
Vicksburg, 3 PM; Belle Vernon, Louisville
to New Orleans, 10; West Vino, Evans
Vile packet, S A NJ; Jennie Howell. Evans
willie to New Orleans, 1 p II; j. n. kellogg,
Cincinnati to New Orleans, 3; Grand Tow
Mound CItv, to st. Louis, s. River fell two
inches. Weather clear; mercury SO.
ST LOUIS, October 20.-ArrIved-Moun-
taiuser and Dance, from Kansas City /:
olive Branch, Bee and barges, and ollie
kuk; Belle Memphis, Memphis; Rubicon,
Vicksburg. Departed = Colossal, Nicks-
burg: Silver Lake No. 4, OHIO River: Mol
lie McPlke, st. Paul River falling slowly.
Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, October 20--Cloudy: mercury
637. River falling. Departed-CIty or
Chester, City of Alton. for st. Louis; Ar
thur, and Lorena. for New Orleans; Nor
man, to Evansville.
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New York DE- aiooas aarkel.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct 20.
Dry goods trade is 6uIl. owing partly TO
the prevalence of q rain storm. We re-
marked yesterday that the tendency of
the better class of bleached muslins was
down ward, and to-day io5bers put down
the price of New YORK Mills muslin TO zoe,
being reduction of nc, while agents
yielded TO the following Concessions: At
lantic A brown sheetings are down TO l3c;
do do. IL ~; do. hne L. l2c: do. ID, lie; do p,
l21a; Paciho extra. l21S do. L, l2c: APPLE
ton a, l3c; do. n, 101g; Lyman T., I3c; Ca
bot A, 10; Indian Head. I3c: Nashua o,
l2c; do. K, l315; 80. e, 151z; AgaWam, loo
AAmoskefaa,g. lSI; 20. b, &c., Stark, A. l9c;
OZARK, 1212: Pea Iody A. 1212 Dwight, 1917;
Great Falls j, ~; do. d, ~: do. 5, l0I5;
Inofan Orchard ", Ice do b r lie; do. q,
l2c; double weight, l9IS; Atlantic N, Sc
Amoskeag brown drills, l41&: Stark do,
49,; Langdon Ct b bieacbed muslIns I9c
Amoskeag A do, 151S: Freeman's prints,
9e; London mourning, Zoe. This Is only
the beg nnIng OF the end Of forced conces-
sions, which Is not .suficlent TO revive
buSines small IS the stocks are. Fine
KENTUCKY Jeans is scarce, and held very
firmly Tor choice stills. Foreign goods
have been advanced TO exorbitant rates
a. Hooley IL selling j. q p Coats's spool
COTTON az zoe IN small quantities., while
agents demand SOC.
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NEW YoRK, May 9, 1870.
MEssRs CLOUD. AKIN & Co,
Hv0peuIflo ia

NEW DIRK, May 3, 1870.
MEssRs. CLOUD. AKIN & Co,
Evansville, Ind:
Dear Sirs: Phase forward NE one
% drzen of DR. Clouds Invigoratiug
G 'rdial at your earliest convenience,
and oblige, Yours very truly.
THEODORE s HATCH.
Globe White Lead Works, IIIFuI-
ton Street. New York City.
p. S.-Permit ne In iustice TO
your Invigorating Cordial. to ada
that. for many years, l have been q
sufferer from dyspepsia, sour stom
aeh, constipation, headaches. and gen.
eral debility. and al have disappeared
and left me in better health and spir.
its, and all owing to the superior ex-
cellence of your InviRorating Cordial,
of which am satisfied it has no su
perior as a tonic, and hope it may fall
into the hands of every one who suf-
fers as l have. and who is weak and
debilitated. Il is a true and faithful
panace. for the invalid
Yours truly, is HATCH.
oct18 1w
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THE CRoUEL-KRAMER CAsE.-Mr.
Noses We'll, who was the security on
Mrs. Crouel's bail bond. telegraphed
to the Sheriff Of Spencer County yes
teriay to come to this city and take
charge of the defendant. Rumor says
that Mr.. Wells action in the matter
is Influenced by certain letters Of a
highly sensational character from the
Crouel to the Kramer, and nice Uersa,
that have come into his possession
recently. The Sheriff of Spencer
County was expected on the steamer
Exchange last night to receive her,
and probably accept new bonds for
her appearance.
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Chicago Market.
By TelezraphI

DJ AotE@IHpuI OdlOAUV4 OcLs %
EXcuANGE-Unc
FIOUR-ExtTa family 81; spring, quie
and UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-Dull and prices declined Iz35<c
sales at 81 041z for October: 81 G51z for No
vember, foE No. 2 Chicago spring. This at
terDoon dull at 81 o. al or cash
CoRS-DulI aud Unsettled at 5Za57Z for
No. This afternoon duh at 56i4 g57c for
October.
oATs-Dull and pricei declined ]<ci sales
at 34d35c for No. ?
RYE-NO- 2 steady al 67e.
BARLEY-DulI aud prices declined I9l1zc
sales at S615 for MOP. On
HIGHwINEs- Firm at $50 in wood and 81
q e0c iu iron.
PoRK-Me@s steady At SIS.
HAMS-GrSen l55.
NIDDI,E S-@hOrt ibis l2c-
HoGs-Demand ective and prices al
Yanced 70 l5c.
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81. Innia Markaf

By Telegraph 81. LOUIS, Get. 20.
CoTToN-Duli and unchanged.
FLoUR-Quiet and more doing suparfiue
winter S494 10; extra 81 2564 so.
WHEAT-Demand active and prices adj
yaneed on selected lots; No. 2 red winter
inspected 81 l71S9l 10; No. 81 ..
CORN-Steady with n moderate demand
at 5S956c: mixed 57@6Oc; yellow G3G65e
OATs-Dun and prices shade lower /;
sales at 4l1<a45c.
BAILEY :Dtmand good at fall prices
sales at 909el 10.
sales at 05U7Oc
WR1~KY-Higher; sales at SEC
LOB AGO buyers and sellers apart.
Hemp AID BAGGING-U nchBnsed.
fItoN Isl 'hS-FIrm: order lots brought
peter prices. PORK S25@25 10: bacon shout.
sides l5N ~
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New nrInana Market.
BY Telegranh.l -

By IeIegraph.I NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 20.
FLouR-FIlm; superhne "a 37H; Xxx
s. 90; Xxx s. S71<d6.
CORN Mixed re; white ~
OATS -52g53c.
BRAN-6l 10.
HAY-PFime S2Gd2S.
BACON 15zGlSISd20a.
HAMs-Sugar cured 2Zd271Se.
LARD-TIerce 161%9l711c; keg IS}<8l9S.
SC6AR-Pfime lSc.
MOLASSHS Prime new 3d.
WHISKY Rectified 90c@SI
CoFFEE-l7M171zc.
CoTroH-Icasier: sales OF 400 bales good
ordinary at l4ls9l456c: low middlinR 14k@
1870; midd1ng l59l51Ec; receipts 5,0A
bales; exports 70 Liverpool 6,3S5 bales.
STERLING-2214@225&o
ExeHANGE-Slgh &c discount.
CioLD-1Z5z.
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Mr.. BUKoWITZ's CoNCERT.-The
concert at Philharmonic Hall last
night. was well attended, and the per-
Torrance was all that it coald be de.
sized.
Properly speaking, it Was a Musical
School Exhibition, and as such must
have been eminently satisfactory to
the parents of the n sll of whom
acquitted themselves with credit. all
Of the young ladies being heartily ap'
plauded and several rapturously en-
cored.
Although TO discriminate is diff
cult task whore all did so we'll, the
enthusiastic enoores which the sing
Ing of Misses Marconnier. and Arch
er received, must DO endorsed as fully
deserved. and the hearty applause
that followed Miss SchaefFer's AIDE
laide, 'and Miss Genuug's Butterfly, ;"
spoke for itself. Miss Sehaeffer's is
one Of those peculiar voices that,
while it ia very rich, conveys TO the
hearer the idea that it is as yet not
fully developed.
The playing of all the young ladies
was very fne, the most remarkable,
perhaps, was that of little Miss
Clement, who, although very young,
executed her part, The Storm" by
Won Weber, with as much taste as
the more mature scholars did theirs.
The exhibition, as whole. reflects
credit on Mr.. Bukowitz, as a must.
clan and a teacher. @1 a.-s
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Few York Gold and srock kArket.

p 7
MoNEY-W orkod easily up to the close
at s and 6. A vague rumor was current
that a defalcation had been discovered in
the Fourth National BANK, but 1t proves
10 be unfOunded. A feature of the gold
market has been high rates in the loan
market, as high as q quarter of one per
Today; at the close 1kasz-bad for gold
It is thought that these high rates will be
established to- morrow for the purpose, IL
is said, of breaking the Foreign Exchange
market, and according 10 reports, one of
the Canada banks took two million dol
lars OF gold out of the market. Foreign
Exchange is extremely dull, but as yet
the nominal rates are Eept mp, say 1870
hanks are estin1 ated al fTom S4o01 0O0 ~
IS, COO, 900.
GoLD-Opened at il27s, touched Il8M,
Closed at IIZIs. CIearances 100000. There
are rumoIs mat gold will be made ex-
tTemely scarce tomorrow.
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MUsICAL.-Messrs. Warren & Con-
yngton have received advices from
Steinway & Co., of New York, to tho
effect that there is a probability of
our city being visited by Theodore
Thomas, with his great Orchestral
Concert Troupe, whose concerts have
made such a sensation in all the met.
ropolitan cities.
They also intimate tina tMiss Nils
son. the second Swedish Nightingale,
may visit US.
The music loving people of the
city would undoubtedly be glad to
know that such visits had been posi-.
lively determined upon. There is
no doubt but tho Opera House could
be filed to OVERLOOKING, should either
of the troupes conclude to visit us,
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EAsHvIT LIE, October e0.-RIver rising
with TWO feet on HaFpeth shoals. Wealth
er cool and clear.
NATcHEZ, via NEW ORLEANS, October co
The Lees time to College Point was
hours, % minutes and Is seconds: 70 Baton
Rouge, urs, Al minutes and Is seconds
Bayou Sara, 8 hours, 81 minutes and As
seconds; Nalchez, l6 hours, 50 minutes and
5 seconds Her fuel was exhausted al
Bayou Sara Heavy head wine prevailed
fell 25o within Twelve hours OF New Or
leans II raIned yesterday. Mercury hts
morning 56c. 1t is blowing half - gale
from the north west.
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B0~ Wear the Long Branch Col
lar. oct21eod tw.
JeWeIry.

The handsome display of silver
ware at the jewelTy store of Gust. H.
Jaqeman are only samples of the ex-
tensive stock he keeps, while his as
sortmeat Of new and fashionable lew
elry is something more than is usually
found.
era Chains are kept in large quaint
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches, both American and import
ed. he can suit the most iastidious
teste. His stock Of Gentlemen's Pins,
Gents and Ladies' Chains and Child
rsn's Ear Rings, is unusually largo,
and his whole stock, carefully selected &,
affords-the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oc19sf
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Louisville Market.

BY TeIegraph.I Loursvry.y.v Oct On
TOBACCO - Sales l29 hhds af e5ng for.
frosted Jugs; s. lo822 for common 10 bright
wrappers
BAeeTNG-smsd sales a. 2sXc.
FLAX SIC.
tolToN -Firmeri sales or mi dnpas at
l. s. 30
GRAIN-Steady: wheat 81 IS al 30; corn
o1c; rye roc; oa,s 45c for choice from store.
PROV tsI0Ns- Quiet ard nrm
NJ ESS POk K-SZ6.
BAooH-snoulders 1flSc; clear ribs 1885,
clear sides 19c.
LARD-l6c.
sUGAR.cURED HAMS Steady with mod.
crate demand at 25e.
WHIsKY-Firmer at S6dS7c
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II ~ e R II Il W y

s9. What Collar do you wear?
Newport. oct21eod4z
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph

by Ielegrapn.l MEMPHIS Oct. %.
CoTroN-Quiet and nrm at l8k; receipts
of s3L bales; exports ], $50 bales.
CORN MEALS s..
~CoRN-Oid 72978c; new Csc.
OATs-49aJ0c.
HAY-S24.
BRAN-None ia market
LARD-1715918Kc.
PoRR-t26 80.
BAcoN-Shoulders Az; sides 1917.
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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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SKATING NoTICE.-Hereafter the
regular asse bliss at the Rink will be
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
evenings at quarter to eight o'clock.
and Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
afternoons at half past four O'Clock.
The morning instruction assemblies
will be discontinued after the 29th
inst.
TIE management desire to an
nounce that in future foe music will
be in attendance at the evening as
mblies, and hope that the few re
naming instruction assemblies will
be well attended by the ASSOCIATION.
so that all may become sufficiently
proficient In the new and beautiful
figure skating" to visit the neighbor-
ing skating associations this Winter.
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FLUsH.-The adj interim, Mayor,
who goes to New York to-day. will
have funds to take with him. See
loan at the Evansville Natiooal Bank
Of S46,575.
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terest E. & 1. R. r :
Poll 81 on each male inhabitant Iia.

a Il OAA III VI C6CA L4AAC ~ AobGtohg 1AS
BILE to poll tax.
The resolution was adopted.
Councilman Van Ripper submitted
the following resolution:
Ordered by the Common Council
of the city Of Evansville, that the
Finance Committee be and arc here
by authorized to negotiate loan with
the Evansville National Bank, for
the sum of Forty-six Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars, (S46500), the said
amount to be used in part payment of
the following indebtedness of the city,
due on the LIST day of November. inst,
as follows:
Bonds of Z. & I. r. R.......... ...... $50 coo 90
six months interest on same at
per cent .................... ,l50 %
Int. on $3.50 coo. e. IL. & N. X. r.. $3.50 90
do Sl05.0OO City Wharf Bonds. 1875 10
Total amour t..... ........... ST, SIS 90
October 9th, 1870.
The resolution was adopted and the
Council adjourned.
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PERsoNAL.-The many friends of
Commissioner Samuel Barker, will be
panied to learn that his disease, which
kept him confined to his bed during
the late canvass, has unexpectedly
assumed such an alarming form that
his recovery is now despaired Of.
Messrs. Decker and Bowers received
word from him yesterday, to the effect
that ig they desired 10 see him alive,
they must come to him to-day. Ac-
cordingly arrangements are made, and
they, together with Auditor Bisch,
and DR.. Mageniss, County Physician,
will visit him at his home, near Hem
derson Ferry, this morning.
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GETTING MARRIEn-

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils. and the prOprieiy or ina proprlety on
getting married, with sanitary help FOR
those who feel united for matrim GA Ial
happiness. Sent free In sealed suvelopea.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box III
Philadelphia, Pa. gepi0-dHw8m
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This Eplendld Hair Dye 1B the besa fn the
world. Harmless, reliable, iustan taueous:
does not contain le9o nor any rttaLt0 pos
son TO produce paralysis or death. Avoid
Boosting virtues they do not p0Rsess The
genuine W. a. Bachelors Hair Dve las
had ~ years untaruisl cd reputation 10
uphold It's integrity as tho only Perfect
Hair Dyo-Black or Brown. Sold by an
Druggists. Applied a. 10 Bond street, New
York ffafn
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MARRIED.

LAWRENCE = WELLS - At the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, Thursday
evening, October 20, at seven O'Clock, hy
the Rev. J. p. z. Kumler, Mr.. L. l.. Law
RsNCE to Miss EMMA WILLS, daughter of
III. X. Wells, ESQ.
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PosTPoNEAIENT.-It is reported in
Democratic circles that if the Council
on Monday night is coeroed by the
popular olamor into ordaining an cleo
ton for Mayor, they will fix the time
SO fareoff as to allow Councilman Van
Ripper to make his two or three week $
trip to New York. and get back in
time to arrange the canvass. True
the interests Of the City urgently re-
duire the election Of legal Mayor at
the earliest day practicable, but then
the little Councilman from the Second
Ward must be accommodated.
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COnsumDflon.


The Three Rem ediC8. "EOIEHCH's Eiuaa
zOEI0 BXRuP.v foc the cure OF Ocushg,
Colds, bronchitis, and every form Of Com
sumption. The peculiar otion or this modr
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thus Gurus ConRumption, when every other
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SoheDcK's SEN oed Tonic" Tor the
cure Of Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and az
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place or tiio gastric Juice when that rs
deficient, and then enables the patient 20
digest the mos nutrioious food. 10 iB
sovereign remedy foT an cases OF lndigea'
ton.
"5oheDck's Mandrake Pilla." one or thc
most valuable medicines over discovered
being vegetable substitute Tor calomel
and having an the useful properties as-
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To these three medicines III. j. IA
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OF COnsuopt ion.
The Sea-Weed Tonic InYigOrates the
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the use Of the Is pe1severed ga sunclent-
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DR.. Bchenck's Almanac, containing 81 full
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his mode OF treatment, and general direc-
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gratis OF sent by mall by sddressing nia
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Price Of the FulmOnfe Syrup and sea-
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half dozen. Mamdra 90 pills. aDc. paT box
For sale BIZ al dTugEi1ts and doalffa.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs.-Pastors and
others having religious notices for to-
morroW's issue, are requested to leave
them at the Office during the forenoon
to-day.
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The IS Emnarnr,s PIP,

Is not for sale at Halloek & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept In a first class Drug
Store may be found there 10 abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Second.
Aug. 18-eod-tf
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CAUGHr.-Sherf Miller arrested a
very pre- entiously dressed colored
man, on the arrival of the 5 40 freight
train, last evening. on a charge Of
stealing a black cloth overcoas at
Princeton.
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CLOUDS CORDIAL.

Is The especial panaeea for all the ills
Of Woman. Pale cheeks, sunken
eyes, low spirits. wasting form, yield
% its magio power; and health and
cheerful life and robust body are the
result.
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UgF "PRRRY'B MOTH and FHECKLE
I,0TTON.V tie only Reliable and Harm
less Remedy fOr removing brown di8cQi-
OratiOng from th@ Face. prepared By Drs
X. q. Penny, 20 Bond street. ~. y. Sold by
T1rugRfsfs every where. aprI-0m
sz- For BLACK WCHhlB and FIMPLEa
on the facDs use AksTTJf9 CouiCClolte uad fiHl.
ne KrC3nedps prepared only by DR.. B. o.
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York Hold
evoryWhaTe. The trade supplied by whole
.aeIe medicine dealers lnnl7 d8rm GpH@
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Essays Tor Young 81 en-, On Physical and
Mental EnerVatton-iuas 81 bodily vigor-
courage, and ambition - the Cause and
cure--Wlth sanitary aid for the feeble and
responding. sent free, in sealed euvei-
oEea. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
BOZ ", PhIladal pnla Pn. nn28 8m an M
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FROM THE SoUTH.-Mr. Isaac Vel
del, with Messrs. nj. Calm & Co., re-
turned from a ten weeks trip to the
South, on Wednesday evening. He
reports that the only thing that ope-
rates as drawback upon the hopeful
feeling of the people is the low price
of cotton. Al immense crop has
been grown, and should the price be
advanced but a few cents on the
pound it would materially improve
the feeling among the planters. He
reports business as unusually good
commercial travellers from this city
meeting VITA greater success than
ever before.
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FBIDAY, OOTOBER 2i, ls7C
TY n Il VS. !.

BE-. Fish & Barter have received
the GGlary and PetersoH's Magazine
for November.
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charleston Market.

By Telegraph CHAaLEsroE' OeL. ~
CorroN-Quiet: middl1ng l45fc; sales OF
800 bales: recsi pts ]. 983 bales; exports coast
wise 1884 bales Stock y. 56l bales.
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PICOLILI.
EXT Van Riper.

EXIT Van Ripper.
SEE DR.. Bort's local notice.
WHEN is q lot O. corn like corner
lot? When it's ground.
BISHOP SCoTF has resumed the sale
of illustrated and other weeklies.
The fue weather of yesterday
brought out the ladies in full force.
THE Ledger. Weekly and other pa
pers at the postOfice news stand.
SAoRAMENTARIANIsM, mentioned in
the trlegraphic news is the latest Jaw
twister.
aoN. <. L Sr4RLINa, JR Mayor
of Henderson, KY, was in the cl'y
yesterday.
THE thermometer yesterday stood
ar 40 az AN, go at noon, and $40
at 6PM.
THE funniest thing out is Josh
Billings Farmers Alminax at Fish
& Barters'.
QUESTION for hardware men-1s
the bntt from ram . loose joint, !"
aud if 50. is il right or left?
Why is an entry clerk like a
dragon? Because he is heavy" on
charging.
SOME peoples heads are very much
like a childs rattle. box-plenty of
room but few ideas. hence the rattle
brain.
THE Nimrods of the city are indus
tFiously improving the hunting sea-
son. Conductor Kirkman is absent
on a weeks exc ursion.
Mas. PUGsBY would like to know il
the SceRa from ErRGni is the same
kind she gives the children. If so.
she don't wonder the opera singers
"holler" so about it, for it gripes aw-
fully.
a MAN called on physician yester-
day and saying he feared he was GO
ing crazy, asked for something to help
him. The doctor answered, go
home my friend, there is no danger. a
man without brains cannot go crazy. !"
DIS. MAGENIss and Smith extract
ed the ball from the wound of John
Curd, yesterday, and he seemed much
better. The ball was fattened as if it
had struck some very hard substance.
Hopes are now entertained Of the re-
covery of Curd.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
TAX Levy for the Tear.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, EVANSVILLE, I
Thursday Evening, Oct. 20, 1871.
The Counsel met pursuant to adj
journment Of Monday evening.
Present-Messrs. Files, Van Ripper.
Muhlhausen, Carpenter and Kerth.
Mr.. Van Ripper in the chair.
The reading of the minutes was
deferred
Mr. Carpenter presented resolu-
ton embodying the following:
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