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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-28
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. q.
CoTToN-Opened firm, but closed dull
and lower: sales of z,255 bales middIing
FIoUK-Opened firm hit closed dull, and
declined to 1895 10; receipts II, 765 barrels I;
ira IS 0@5 80: choice SIS 1915 IS; white
wheat IS 7596 70; Ohio round hoop IS ESQ
Is.
CORN MEAL-Duu.
WHEAT-DuIl and holders anxious to
gece No sa Gbcago sering sales os S
l Is; No. do. 81 H0I D; the latter an ex-
treme rate; winter red amber 81 3l@l IS;
BARLEY-Duu and unchanged; salet of
1900 bushels two rowed State az Si O5.
RYE-Qulet and unchanged.
CORN-DulI and prices drOoping: recei pts
| 1900 bushels; sales 1900 bushels mixed at
| 85093c and S31S094c.
OATs-Declined &c; receipts $1,000 BUSH
els sales IS 900 bushels; western 50g521z /;
Ohio 52052H.
HAY-Steady.
HoPs-Dull but unchanged
CoFFEE-Steady with moderate de-
sUGAR-steady with moderate de-
mand sales OF 900 hhds Cuba at &c. Porto
MoLAssEs-Dull and prices nominal.
| RICE-Dull and prices nominal.
PErRoLEUM-Crude dun at l2519l3c: re-
/ fined 261<.
BUTTER-Dull, but unchanged.
TEAs--Biarket steady with a moderate
/ demand.
~ HIsKY-oaiet and unchanged; sales
400 barrels at 50 9S9c.
MESS PoRK-Heayy, sales of 500 barrels
| at s24gA 10; prime u 50d23 80.
BEEF-Quiet: beef hams 35%c: prime
/ mess in tlerces 24a2Sc.
BULK MEATs-Dull, but unchanged
/ hams IN pickle l9020c; middles dull
| LARD-Market steady. with a moderate
demandi sales $50 tierces steamed at l45%0p
| 1870: Kettle rendered l60l65Sc.
| 1URPEETINE-39Zc.
| FREIGHTs-To Liverpool lower; -four by
steamer 81 by rail Is Cd; wheat by steam
er e1&d.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. q.
CoTroN-Quiet and weak: middIing l7c
FLOUR-Qulet and weak; family IS "a
@6.
WHEAT-DulI but unchanged; red 81 /.
81 Is.
CoRN-Quiet and unchanged at zoe.
RYE-Qufet and unchanged.
OATs-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRoCEEI ES-Quiet and unchanged.
BUTTER Scarce and unchanged at S0d
Csc.
CHEEsE-Demand fair and market firm
at l30l41zc.
CLoYER SEED-In speculative demand
and prices higher, $40 offered and slI asked.
PoRK-Dull but holders not wishing TO
make concessions; sales at S2i. now asking
v24 80.
LARD-Dul1 and prices nominal.
BULK MEATS Dull but holders not wish
ing 10 make concessions; sales at 1IL9
1870, asking price &c higher.
bACoE-Qulet anu weak; small sales at
135<@l60I7c.
Hoes-Dun and prices declined to sgs1zc,
gross.
WHIsKY-Dull and market unsettled at
85c and SEC asked,
GoLD-ll3Z.
EXCHAN6E-Par.
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HaselmaYer.


The Professors audience at the
Opera House last night was first class,
The coffee trick delighted the aud.
fence while the magic flower garden
which gave every lady a boquet ex-
torted the admiration of all.
The Aerial ball, the Canaries, and
in fact the whole performance was
first class.
The children Of the Orphan Asylum
will be admitted to the matinee on
Thursday free, and select schools
will be dismissed, so the children may
see the exhibition.
The evening performance on Thurs
day will be the last of the season.
It is TO be regretted that the Pro-
fessor's manager is not better posted
in his duties and can not be impressed
with few of Haselmayer's more ex-
tended views of things. but probably
when he is older he will know more.
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For Other RtUer Iteus See Tndrd Page.

After light rain at ESQ last night, the
weather cleared up, and the stars shone
with unwonted brilIiancy. The mercury
dropped to $50. The additional arrivals and
departures up to AM. were the PaIestir e,
Louisville and return; Pine Bluff to
Grandview; Mallie Ragon to Cairo;
Florence Lee to Eastport.
The Mallie Ragon and Florence Lee
took out splendid trips, and were both
compelled to decline freight offered .........
Freights are largely in excess OF tonnage,
but It is thought the Kate Putnam and
Anna will be able TO relieve the pressure
to-day. Vast quantities OF goods are
arriving daily by rail, from Cincinnati
and the East, consigned to Geo. w. French,
agent for the South Shore Line,
all of which goes forward on
the day after arrival. ARRANGEMENTS
are being made to supply all the tom
mage required--.......-.....TheP Palestine had
handsome trip in, and re-shipped If
teen passengers on the Florence Lee,
the Mailie Ragon having departed before
her arrival. She also had a considerable
amount Of shipping freight. Her off,
GERS report the Tom Reese and barges
or Flint Island Bar, but doubs
her ability to cross French Island
Bar. which is In 8 deplorable condition,
with only thirty-t no or thirty-three inches
water, and badly bumped and cut up.........
The Palestine left the Leonidas and Rose
Hfte butting at Flint Island Rar................
Shippers to New Orleans will find It TO
their interests to ship by the packets, coiI..
signed to the Magenta, at Cairo. She
leaves that port on Saturday ...............The
Sam. ]. Hale reshipped at Cairo, and lies
up there with the Minneola........TheP Pine
Bluff yesterday. had big trips both ways.
........-.-The John Lumsden arrived from
Cairo at 2:8O this morning.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For NEW ORLEANS The fne light
draught steamer Kate Putnam Is an
nounced for New Orleans and eli way
ports to-day, having excellent pasJenger
appointments. Her commander, Captain
I'd. Evans, Is a vetern officer and a pleas
ant gentleman. Passengers win be well
cared for.
Manifest of steamer MalIie Ragon, from
Ragon, DIckey & Ragon, 70 bdls shingles,
II pkgs matches; John Hodson, 80 bdls OF |
shingles; Baird Il Start, l cask bacon |
Henry BowIes & Co, 20 bbls mdse, S boxes !
crackers; John Miller, bag cassia, bags /
spice, ] bag coffee, boxes spice Fred Il
Richmond, bag coffee, boxes spice: |
Meyer & Hotendorf, 2 bags coffee, l caddy |
coffee, 3 do spice. boxes tea, box spine, /
matt cassia; b Below, caddy tobacco;
Robert Murphy, Il hunk; Henry Storm
det. boxes tea, boxes spice; A T. Shra-
Orr & Co, bdl Rxles.
Louisvtlle-S hhds tobacco.
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Southwestern Agricultural Fair.

Yesterday, the first day Of the Fair,
Mr.. III. f. Blount, Secretary, and assist
ants were busy making entry of all
that goes to make mp a Fair. The
grounds are in excellent order, and
everything is being done by the Di-
rectors to make the Fair a success.
To -day-September % until noon,
entries can be made, and We hope our
people will fill every space and table
with articles fo- exhibition.
The speed rings will be called i'm
mediately after dinner:
Fsrst-Mile heats. to harness. for q
purse of $50. open to all horses that
have never trotted in public.
Second-Double teams In harness,
mile heats, for a purse of $50.
Third-For all horses that have
never beaten three minutes. Purse
of $175.
Admission. to-day and Thursday.
25 cents for adults; children 10 cents.
On Friday. the day of the great
race Of the Fair, admission for adults
80 cents; children 20 cents.
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Cnmmitten of Escnrt.

The following named gentlemen
have been designated IS a Committee
to go to Princeton, to-day, and es-
cort Vice President Colfax and Gov
ernor Baker down here. They will
go up on the mail train. at 1920 A M,
and return on a special train. leaving
Princeton at 8 PM, and arriving at
the Evansville depot at 6:15.
John S. Hopkins. Samuel Orr. Jas.
D. Riggs. Isidor Esslinger. Henry V.
Bennington. General Jas. @. Veatch,
f. NJ. Thayer, Fl. G. Gooding, Joseph
Turnock, James II. McNeely. s. w.
Thompson. Charles E. Marsh. John
Whitehead and J. August Lemcke.
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81. Louis Marker.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept. q.
CoTToN-DuiI and prices nominal at I7c
FLoUR-In limited jobbing demand.
WHEAT - Demand good at full prices
red winter No. 2, 81 EXCL Is; red winter
No. 1, 81 20gl 23i No white 81 30; No. 1
white 81 81.
CoRN-Demand fair and market firm at
6}965c for mixed zoe for choice yellow.
OATS-Demand fair and market firm at
49944c.
BARLEY--Best grades firm at soc, she
aud 81 I3k-
RYE-Dull and prices nominal at 659SOc.
WHISKY-Duh but unchanged; sales at
soc.
HEMP AND BAGGrNG unchanged.
PRoVISIoNS-Dul and in limited Jobbing
demand; mess pork SIS. Bacon, shoulders
l31z9l35zc; clear rib I61zgl65<c; clear sides
l71zc.
LARD-Qniet at l5al5Hc.
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PITTSBURG, September H.-Monongahe-
Ia seventeen inches and falling slowly.
The Trader came In from Wheeling this
morning, with a Hight trip. Weather
cloudy and warm; thermometer 7So.
CIEcISNATT, September q. - The river
has fallen inches. with feet inches in
the channel. Weather cloudy. and sprin-
king rain during the day.
LouIsvILLE, September q. Arrived
Shamrock from New Orleans. The river
continues to fall slowly Weather cloudy
and cool.
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PICOLILI.
CoLFAX tonight.

CoLFAX tonight.
SEE Straub's hardware advertise.
ment.
THE first number of SCOTS Gazette
will be out soon.
THE Cigar Makers Ball on Thurs
day evening. promises to be one of the
best of the season.
VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx and Gov
ernor Baker will be the guests of
Hon. William Baker, during their
stay in Evansville.
A WAGON loaded with apples broke
down on the corner of Third and
Chestnut Streets yesterday, creating
some excitement. but no one was
hurt.
A FIGHT occurred in Armstrong
Township, at Mansions saloon, in
which John Wolf and some of his
friends attacked and beat John Krach
so badly that his life is despaired of
DR.. Mageniss reports him better yes
terday.
A BOOT and shoe firm in this city
shipped several lots Of goods yester-
day. to various stations on the Lii
nois Central Railroad, within from
fifty to one hundred miles from St.
Louis. The goods go to Cairo, and are
reshipped there by rail.
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LouIsyIBle MARKET.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. q.
BAGGIHG-U nchanged.
COTToN-Dull and prices dropping: mid.
ding l61z.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-DulI but unchanged; sales al
81 l0qI g.
CoRN-DuIl but UNCHANGED: sales at 85c.
RYE-Dull but unchanged; sales at SOC.
OATs-pull but unchanged sales at 45c.
P0EK-Duil and prices q shade lower
mess pork G25.
BACoS-DulI at 146gI65z917Z.
HAMs-5ugar cured 231zg24%; country
l5c
WHISKY Quiet and weak; raw proof
S0c
ToBACCo-Demand active and prices adj
vanced; sales lib bhds; frosted trash TO
10 O0i medium to bright Wrappers s37 50.
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DIED.-The many friends of the
late John B. Putnam (of the firm of
Morgan, Putnam & Co., of this city,
will be deeply panied to learn. from
the announcement in this morning s
JOURNAL. that his widow. Mrs. Bella
Gwyn Putnam, has so soon followed
him to the grave. Her decease oc-
Cured at st. Paul, Minnesota, with
er her friends had taken her upon the
advice of her physicians.
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MARRIED.

KETT-september n, 1870.
in Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
Evansville, Ind. by Elder j. III. CIippin-
ger, Mr.. LEWIS u. NEALE, of California
and Mrs. ANNIE E. PICKETT, of Evans
vile, Indiana
The happy couple started on the train
Immediately after the ceremony was overs
for California. where the bridegroom fns
tends to settle up his businer7 there, where
he has lived for seventeen years, and
then he expects to return and make his
home on the banks of the Ohio River,
some place In this county, where he spent
his earlier years
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s@ P. l.. Geissler & Co., have just

g~ P. L. Geissler & Co., have just
received large stock of the following
American Watches:
X. Howard q Co.
Waltham Watch Company.
Elgin Watch Company.
United States Watch Company
Philadelphia Watch Company.
In 2 OF, 3 OF, OF. and or Silver
or Gold cases, and for sale at very low
prices, at p. L. GEIssLER & Co.
No. 81 Main Street.
Price list furnished to the trade on
application.
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. q.
FLoUR-Dull. but unchanged.
WHEAT-DuIl, and prices declined Ia
lAc; sales at 81 O51<QI 051z; No. Chicago
spring steady and unchanged.
CoRT-No. 2 I9I1zc lower; sales at 63c.
OATS-Ho. 2 easier at 361zg36Hc.
RYE-Declined &c. closing at TIC.
BARLEY-No. 272c.
MESS PoRK-S25; dry sailed shoulders
ll1z9llszci rough sides I3h@lS5zc.
LARD-l5QI5Lc.
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Enronean Markets.
By Telegraph

By telegraph LONDON, Sept. n.
Consols 92lz: United States coupons OF
g 5-sOs 935S; coupons OF C5 S93z; coupons OF
q $50; I0-40s s..
LIVERPOOL, September 27.-CottOn heavy;
mIddltng upland 81 mlddIing Orleans
81 Receipts of wheat for the last three
DAYS HOO quarters American; sales 10000
red western at SIS 4d9Sss sd; winter 93s I'd.
Floor 231<s. Corn 299Z9Hs Oats q EDGES
I0d. Peas Cos Cd,
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TRINITY NJ. L. SooIABLE.-The
young ladies Of this Church had a
most pleasant time last evening, with
their many friends. Their table fairly
groaned beneath the weight of lux
uries heaped upon it, and the tasteful
manner in which it was decorated
with handsome flowers and splendid
cakes. drew praises from every one
who had the pleasure Of seeing it.
The hours passed pleasantly in social
intercourse, and the supper was pro-
nounced one of the very best ever
served up in the Church.
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Evansville and Charlottesville RaIIa
road.
SECRErARY's OFFICE, /
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 8, 1870. (

SECRETARY'S OFFICE, /
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 8. 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders 10 this
Company will be held at the Court
House, In the city of Evansville, on
Monday, the Sd day of October
next, at 10 o'clock Am, at which time
az election will be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
j. f. MARTIN,
sept8-td Secretary.
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Notice TO Delln0uents,

After the LIST 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.
i. LUNKENHEIMER, Il. V. G.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co.,
Sept. z, 1870. Csep9-td
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e. & @. r. R.-Trains will run to
the Fair Grounds every hour during
the day, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Tickets for the round trip % cents.
Fares if paid on train, IS cents each
WaY.
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sept8.td

B~ T. G. BridweIl & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
go. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alan Waters.
ie17-kf
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PERsoNAL.-Among the recent ar
rivals from the summering tours,
are Mr.. Cyprian Preston and family,
who have spent q couple of months
in travelling in the cooler regions
around Montreal. White Mountains
and other refreshing chimes. Mr.
Preston seems to have regained ten
years of his youth, while away.
w. @. Smock, Esq, Clerk of the
County Courts at Indianapolis, has
beer spending few days in the city
II. j. Strickland, Esq editor of the
Odd Fellows Talisman, at Indianapo-
lis, is in the city,
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Mr.. Russ FERGUSON, of N. f. Carr
& Co. Wholesale liquor dealers, Just
returned from Mississippi, reports
that people there feel very 5uoyant,
having splendid cotton and corn
crops. He says they all have the
railroad fever badly.
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NeH OrIeans Narknf.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Sept. q.
CoTToN-Dun and market unsettled.
sales $50 bales; middlInR I6L<aIGJ%: receipts
us bales; stock q, lis bales.
s. so.
CoRE-Mixed 7ec; white 75c.
OATS-52G53c.
RRAN-STH.
HAYES Is.
WHnKY-854Q5c.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
WAR! WAR;! PANIC!!I
QUEENSWARE AT AUCTION.
GLASSWARE AT AUCTION.

No. Y Main Street was thronged
with eager buyers yesterday. and
many ladies declared they had never
seen such sacrifices. Lend me a
basket to carry home my plates, bowls,
cups and saucers, was the cry. Every
one was pleased and they all said they
would 60 to-day and get more. Sale
each day at 10 A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ.
Pitchers sold cheap. pitch in"
sep28-tf ELLIOTT BROTHERS.
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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-
facturers. sept14-tf
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For REET-The corner store room
in the Evansville Opera House, now
occupied by NJ. Lyon. Possession
can be given Immediately. Size 22x80
feet. The basement foored, plastered,
and we'll lighted, doubles the capacity
of the store.
VIM. w. CHANDLER, Sec'y.
sep27-3k at Gas Office opposite.
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s~ See those new style Sacques
for ladies and children. at the Ladies
Emporium. All sizes made to order
on short notice. sep27 st
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SUPERvIsoR.--We are informed
that the Republicans Of the Fifth
Road District, Pigeon Township.
intend to support Louis Wunderlich
for SuperYisor.
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Five cottages for Sale cheap.

Five cottages Tor Sale Cheap.
I 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 and buy.
ASA IGLEHARr,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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IA Opera Chains, Leontine Chains,
Vest Chains and Guard Chains of al
patterns, grades and prices, at p. l..
Geissler & Co. 8, 81 Main Street.
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~A large variety of Ladies' Gold
Watches, beautifully engraved, chased
and ennameled. ranging in price from
$40 to $3.50.
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LECTURE DEFERRED.-The lecture
before Colfax Lodge, Daughters Of
Rebekah I. 0. 0. f., has been post
poned. Due notice of the time when
it will be delivered, will be given.
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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.
auR31-tf
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NeK Y0rk nrr aoods Markef.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. n.
The market Is steady with only mode
rate demand for staple goods suited TO the
season.
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~ Go to the Book Store of f. G.
White for choice Sabbath School
Music. He has Philip Phillips latest
works. septZ7-2t
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~ F. G. Whites Book Store is
the place to buy School Books. or in
fact anything in his line. sept27 2t
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B9~ For choice Envelopes and fine
Writing Paper, 60 to the JOURNAL
Office.
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THE MARKETS

sew York Gold and Stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. q.
MoNEY-Markete easy at 4Q5 per cent. on
call. Loans, supply excessive.
STERLING-Exchange bankers bills 9h9
9%.
GoLD-Higher and steady; opened at
I9i[ -11aa to Igs[ and closad AT TSsZ Ts19s<
Borrowing rates 1925. Clearances s45, )
OC0,0O0.
GovEREMEE1s-very firm, and 1ssK per
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THE Catholic Fair at the school
house. on the corner of Vine and
Third Streets, was well attended last
night
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NEWEST THING OUT-Those
Sacques at the Ladies' Emporium, No.
5 South Second Street. Leave your
orders early. sep27.3t
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DIED.

PUTNAM - September q, 1870, at st.
Paul, Minnesota, Mrs. BELLA @. PUTNAM,
widow of John B. Putnam, deceased, OF
Evansville, Ind. aged "a years.
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Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish Il Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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pa A large stock of Blank Book:
just received at the JOURNAL Office.
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THANKs.-We are requested to
tender the thanks of the Republican
Executive Committee to the man
ayers Of the Catholic. Fair, for the
courtesy Of the latter in consenting
that the Crescent City Band may per-
form this evening at the Opera House,
on the occasion of the reception and
speech of Vice President Colfax:
also to the gentlemen of the band for
their willingness 10 accommodate on
this OCCASION.
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PHILHARMoNIc.-In tho notice of
the officers Of the Philharmonic So
ciety, last week, the name of Prof.
Bukowitz, who was elected leader of
the orchestra, was inadvertently
omitted. The Society go at once into
rehearsal, preparatory to a concert to
be given in about two months. AS
their concerts so far have given uni.
versal satisfaction, we hope they will
consent to give them he reafter oftener
than they have done. They will
always be sure of crowded houses.
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DAILY JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY,, sEPTEMBER 2s, 1870
CITY NE w 8.
Grand Republican Rally |
HON. SCHUYLE R COLFAX,
Vice President Of the United EtPtes,
And
HON. CONRAD BAKER.
Governor OF Indiana,

AT the

OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday Night, Sept. %.
Speaking to Commence at 7:45 o'cl'k.
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AtLeocx,s POROUS PLAsrERs.

Step by step this commodity has attained
its unprecedented fame. They are univer-
sally approved. They support, strengthen
and aid the growth OF muscles. They appear
to have 8 peculiar effect upon the nerves, al
laying irritability, while supplying warmth.
They seem TO accumulate electricity, and aid
The circulation of the blood through the part
where applied, by which healthy actions are
Induced. @ .
Even in paralysis, where articulation was
suspended, the use of the Porous Plasters to
the spine restored the articulation, and ma
terially reduced the paralysis. In fact, the
patient could help herself, while before the
Porous Plaster was applied she was as help
less as 3 baby: We refer to Mrs. Sally Elliott,
Springfield, Mass.
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