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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-29

WaGhlngton News.


The grsnd Jury at Washington has In
diced Congressman Bowen, Of South Gar
dina for bigamy, in marrying Mrs. Pestl
nm. last GUNNER, before the Indiana courts
Id released him from previous MIS-
Bowen. lis claimed for Mr.. Bowen that
tais is an untrue charge, trumpet up ny
uolitical foes, and will promptly oe
sqaelched on trial.
The Secretary of the Treasury sent
accumulation TO the House on the 10Th,
asking for 1851 900, being the estimated
Deficiencies in the appropriations Tor the
wears ending June, 1870 and 1871. vi TINS
,mount 81 .S62, 900 are for the army, and VII
IA, 600 for the navy.
Hon. Lene Hubbell has been nominated
>nd confirmed as District Attorney for the
Eastern District of Wisconsin.
The grand jury at Washington On the
18th found q true bill against Representa-
tive Butler, of Tennessee, for forgery, in
the case Of defranding widow OF he'
pension.
The following nominations were sent u
the Senate on the 10th: Jas. Z. Galloway
Of Illinois, to be Secretary OF Montana
Territory. Alex. II. Conner, OF Indiana
70 be Governor Of Idaho Territory. Gen
oraI Pleasanton was confirmed as Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue.
The President on the 10Th appointed l.
3. Wicks to be postmaster at Glenwood
Iowa, and w. M. Hostetter at New Lisbon
Ohio.
Washington telegram of the goth says
"The Ways and Means Committee, on the
question Of the repeal of the income tax
stand five to four, the majority being
AGAINST it,"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-29
The West

DR.. James Scott, Of Ohio, has rendered
his resignation as Secretary of Washington
Territory.
The complete census returns OF Indiana
now the population Of the State TO be
1J6S5,675, an increase Of 323,577.
Bretlinger, the wife murderer, has been
sentenced ut Lima, Ohio, TO be hanged on
rAe Doth Of January.
The official returns Of the Nevada cleo
ton give Bradley, Democrat, for Cover
nor, 1901 majority. The entire Demo
cratic ticket Is elected.
The recent report OF the Auditor OF
Hsate shows that the receipts OF Ohio, for
State purposes, the last year, were s4,S57,-
coo; disbursements, $4,071 900; estimated
receipts for the same purposes next year,
$3.50, 600; disbursements, -, $4,000 The
total valuation Of property on tax dupli'
oate for 1871 ia s1,167, 600 900 total tax
levy for 1871, about $23,563,000 OF this
smount $1s, 1877 600 is for local and county
uurposes. The total levies in Ohio, for
he last four years amount to about $685..
10000.
Hon. d. r. Jcwett. Of 81. Louis, has
scen appointed United States Senator from
Missouri, by Governor McClurg, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
Charles d. Drake.
A gasholder Of the Cincinnati Gas
Works, containing 10000 cubic feet OF
gaA exploded on the evening Of the 10Th
The conclusion was felt miles away. The
total loss TO the company will be about
100000. Fortunately no one was serious
" hurt, one man alone being slightly
burned
Mrs. Annie l.. Garfield has been ap
pointed Deputy Collector Of the Revenue
as Sandusky, Ohio, 10 fill the vacancy
Osused by her husbands death.
A very destructive fire occurred at Syca
more, ILL.,, on the 18th, destroying Water
mans Block, large brick structure, con
tanning three large stores, and doing dam
sge estimated at nearly 100000.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-29

! DISEASED LUNGs ARE GREATLY ON AN IHcRxAss
IN THIS COUNTRY The sudden changing Of
weather has done much TO give rise TO Consumption
But there are thousands of cases who bring II Oh
by their own imprudence-such as wearing damp
clothing. and going from the warm room into the
cold air. and checking the perspiration, which
causes irritation of the Lungs and then matter or
phlegm will collect, which nature viii try -
relieve by coughing it up to prevent pustules iron
forming. II nature does not raise the matter wits
ease and stop this Inflammation, tubercles will soos
form, and Consumption will soon follow. Aliens
Lung Balsam will cure and prevent thousands Of
cases of Consumption II it is only taken In tine
For sale by all Druggists.
Sea Moss Farine is creating a great sensation
the market aud It's az get form DIV the reports oil
scientific eXprts, many and various L. te nrst plar
when employed in the preparation OF pudcings ctsarh
blanc mang, creams, grles and SCORES OF other drhA
cies for the family table the sick rooin adds largely
ID the quantity OF numept defvabe nom thc othet n
terias In the second place renders the dlsh whatever
ID nav be- far more dsestbe and agreeable b. tine tass
than il would have been without this cheap ard pure %
gredent Such the test mony Of large NUM- or OF tS
most prominent hotel-Leepers in New York and ohes
cities Ii Is bejng used la gey in MI the hospitals, als
viii prove lastiI blessing to he poor. anna t r..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
TakIn. the Census.

Colore'l Census Ma,shal-Gool morning madam :
is de heal Of dis family at home?
Mrs. Speakout-Ycs; the head of this family il
At home.
Narsi'al-ls You got a husband
Mrs. S.-What if l have Z l am the head of this
house. ""'
Mafshal-How many am lar in dis family9
Mrs, S,-What'S that 10 your
Marshall Sc de man what takes de census.
Mrs. the ''scnsesH-are you a .hoo.
doc!
Marshal-No ] aint-Tse a government official
to fnl things for the sircral government; / is. sure
enough, anil nu mistake.
Mrs. 81 suppose General Government is kin
b Gen. Grant, as he finds everything. or r.ts
everything.
Ma'sl'al-No personalities, Malam, but answer
wl'al axes YOU, or de law VII be down upon You
like a hawk on dc spring chicken and den lar's de
penalties, passed by the present Congress, at Was.
hington. and as you is a ~firSt-clas, laly and mighty
nice looking. Ill ax you a few questions. not
''npertincnt wlats,,mcver. Villa. ! want Il, know
f,St is. how many am Oar in dis berry excellent
,amily!
Mrs. S.-L.aw nc there is me and my husband
that is one
MarS|'al-Two. madam. snrc enough.
Mrs. 5 -Colore,l man, .l"n'i pu. me ont Ne and
my husband is one; .Jnwlcr. The dog. is .wo-anl
lie bears a tag. price 81, which l pail for and a
clever dog he is, too: and rs human a tlo- as ever
growled. and as personable as any deg in the Cant
tai. Anal then there's the two roos;,rs and ten hens.
m'l a sanler and n goose, and y peacock. anil
Marsl'al-W har is yer swains to, madam? It's
peoples l mcan-nof dogs an animals.
Mrs. S.-My dog is as m,cl, human rs any
puppy in The State. Come here. .Jnwler. and show
yourself t" this Fifteenth, Announcement.
Marshall want to put 'lown only dem dat talks.
Mr.. Swell then, put down the poll parrot;
size talks all day long.
MarShal-Dis am trini"g wild lie majesty Ollie law,
Mrs. S.-Ol'. yon are one OF them loyal indi,i.
'l''alS WHO believe royalty anil loyalty are the same,
majesty or king; aud l expect Grant will he a
Majesty before long, as he appears to be working
for !; mighty sharp.
Mar>la'-fou is, Ma1am occupying de time of
iir nation. How many folks am liar in dis family !
Mrs.. S.-Why lrln', you say this before. Ne
and my husband is o,e, anil the old c,ml,, who is
too old t" court anybody. and the schnnlmar,u that
was discharged by the board Of eiucation-aul-
AMI, flats all.
Mar,l,al-Den dat's four.
Mrs. $40, indeed. only one. and il you would
like IL know What we have for dinner ;o.Jay lust
call ar",0rl a. the yarl AMI old phnbe will give
ynu all the desired information.
(N, o. 7Tmes.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
1H1 GOVERNOR CHARGED WITH
ASSAULT.

Below will be found a copy Of all affidavit
made before Justice Saller,, on Thursday b,
M. Ernest Garic,te. It appears that at thu
meeting in the Tenth Ward on I'nesda,
night II elect delegates 10 the State Radica
Nominating Convention, Nj. Gardette took Al,
activc part against the election Of Gover,,o,
Warmoeh TO the Convention; and. after the
election Of the latter was declared, denounced
The fiaads by wlicl. il was obtained. For tia,
reason, be was attacked by the Governor and
his friends who violently assaulted him. The
following is the affidavit:
State u Louisiana versus H.. G.. WarmolA. Deya.e.
street; VIM. Baker, Cus,o,utouse, Collector,
office D. +. Kirby, Cu..omlou g, co!lrc tor
Office:
Personally appeared before me Geo. W.
Sadler, first Justice Of the Peace, parish o
Orleans, dnly commissioned and sworn as
Justice of lie Peace. Ernest Garde,,r, who
being dnty sworn doth .iepose and say, that on
the evening Of the 2lof August, 1870, between
, and 10 O'clock, on the corner Of 81. Mary
aud Fulton Streets: i" this parish, he was
violently assaulted, beaten and struck Ivy II.
G. Was,nosh, William Baker aud Denis F.
Kirby, without any cause or provoca,iom and
sgainst tic peace anil dignity Of the State.
Wherefore depouent charges the accased
with assault and battery. and prays that
lhey be arrested and dealt witt, acr orIiug 10
law. ERNEST GARDEl"TE.
Hworn to and subscribed before me this, the
4ih ~ Of August 1870.
Gro. w. SADLER,
Pin Jastics Of The Peace Of The parish Of
s0rleans.
A5Wassant therefore placed in the hands Of
! aSeprsy constable, and, npon his proceeding
= arssst the Governor, he refused TO allow
hiassaf 10 BE- arrested, declaring that lie
. would not submit to the i%ndigni,y Of being
arrested" The officer did not persist, his
Instructions from the Justice being no., to
isks The Governor into custody unless lie
snbaittsi.-N. O. 7Sibune.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
:. MOTTO
TO TAX PAYERS
OF THE
PARISH OF Sr |. JAMES.

Tie undersigned, Board Of Assessors in and
for hi: Parish, hereby give notice that they
VIII assess the properly 81 This Parish. for one
month"; commencing on tn first day Of August,
1870, aud ending on the first day "f Septem-
"'r, 1870. All parties owning taxable property,
or in any wise subject TO taxation. are advised
I" appear hrtore the said Board, at the Court
house of this Parish, evefy ,loy t,om ten O'Clock
A. NJ. To Two r. NJ, wi ere said assessment
will be made according ID law.
LOUIS DUGAS,
Recorder.
N. 5. LANDRY,
Clerk.
SOSTIIENE THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish Of 81. James, Angus, 1, as7O.
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LAND SUR
Civil Engineering.

NJ. HEATING, Civil Ensinee r and Surveyor.
ana Professor al y. Mary.Jeffersoa College,
expects to have some time on hand, during
The approaching vacation, TO devote TO the
duties Of the profession in which he was
educated, and with which. he is PRACTICABLE
conversant.
Surveys, Plans, Drawings, Leveling for
Drainage and Railroads. and Measurements
and Calculations OF whatever kind, come
within the sphere of his experience: and
parties reQnirin. Mis- services in any of these
departments, will please apply early in The
vacation.
College Point, July IL, 1870.
N. D. A small and select class Of young
gentlemen DESTROYS Of learning the practice
of Surveying and Field Engineering, could
be attended to.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
Universal outrage, ereept for ou.laus aud
vogaboHds.
C'i0ic alliance Of tie cane and colorcd
L~osis;aaians.
Education for all,
No more political Carpet. 1aggers, nor
useless ro,cdies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturalised aud
A~merican.born citizens.
Protection ertemded to laborious i'm.
migraaks.
Respcct for tie lao.
We vii erah the honest maj to Office and
seject NE Dishonest.
Losisiana must be ruled BY Honesty and
Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13

- We have received from Oyaoee Grore
plantation two splendid sugarcancs number.
Ing zach eight %joinces perfectly ripe.
itis exact 10 say that Orange Grore planta-
etou, one Of the most important plantations in
Ascension parish, is superintendent by the
ska1ns and intelligent menager ~ Mr.. B..
Gibsos.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
FORGE SAlNT.JOSEPH.
Ilnbilntlom AsmaMt B0M vgcois,
N.Jacqnes, Rire gauche.

NJ. L. EIoua,d Poole, mecanicien ct for.
gcron, avertil les habi,an.s dc Ia pa,oisse, QUIT
Went d'ouvrir son a.elier sur rhabi,alion de
NJ. Aman, Bourgeois.
II Sc rcndra a rappel DIES habi,ants pour
PREPARATION dc machines, bouilloires, etc.
Les ,ravaux de forge seront promp,cmrn. CT
consc'encleuscment executes. 4 juin 10.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
St-James Emporium Store.

NJ. J. TEISSlER fait savoir 4 sa nombreuse
clientele eli an public en- general que:
Onire son hts-grand assortment vari6, bicn
choisi. CONSIGNMENT renouvela de
Marehandises .Sichcs, Merccric, Donncicrir,
ClIanssutes pour danes, cadets, f%illct'es
ct %cnfants, Qnincaillcric, Selle.ie, Par
%fumcrie, %Pharmacic, Chopellcrie,
Wooden Ware, Vinsdes p%remiers
crds ct Liuneurs DIES meilleurs mar.
ones, Tabacs sous ,oUies les forines,
Cisares ct Cigarettes de Ia Havanc, e,
inIn',e dan,res articles ,rop nombrcnx
pour atre tnnmarts, il wien, de %recevoir de
M.Louis, Direcemenf: IN grand assortment de
rroduits de rouest!
Tells one: Farine, Pore, Grai>sc, Jambons
cures IA" sucre ct au,res, Epaules fmmees,
WI,iskey. Savon, Chandelirs, Amidon,
Fromayc, Avoiie, etc, etc, etc.
Au prix do la Nouvello-orlcans.
f, ces Matchandises son,
Snptrieures CONNIE q"a.ns!
FVenez ct voyez.
NJ. J. T,1~sIrR, On raiSon de Ia dificnl,e
DIES temps, vendra mcillenr marche que jamais.
T.. ,ous ,rouycrcz anssi a FEmporinm Store:
Hdi"nnes lie tnnte nnances a lO-l2J.
Mdisnnes blrurs, i fond blanc, q couleun
d %chemise, mititnack, etc, etc, au choix a
Is cents.
hdiennes francaises fond blcu G, a chemises
IA, a 20 cents. "u.
Co'ons blancs {, ecrns I e, ] de 10 a l2y,
ais.
Coions 81: ct 40 pouccs, a III, 20,
2al.
Co'ons Ga, a e7!.
Coions 1914 a draps, so cents.
Denimes rayee-, coniil a ma,elas, Bon,eint
a2o cents la yarde-Co,onnades FRANCHISES
et NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de lou,es nu.
ances-Tolies blanches 4 che
misses, Linge de %,ahle-Brin,
Mousseliues ct Dobinel
q M%ou>,iquaifes.
TT nm grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchandises blanches, telle qne:
Monssclines, Percale., Nansoux, Mul.,nul
bfi'lan,t, Den,elles, Paraplnies en- sole e,
cotton, heurs artificicIles, .couronncs
blanches, c'c., ETC., etc, etc;
Enfn I'm AssOrlimScnt
comp'et de Giants Jou.
vins-b!ancs ct en-
%couleur, pour
Messirurs ct ponr Danes, pour
Balls ct pour Sores, etc.
blTEt ronrquoi done aller a Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans qnand nous avons lei, dams Emporium
Store, IN aiabIi>semeni de premier ord,e?
6 Aolt 70-Gm.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
TlIE L~OUlSIA,NI,A,N'.
Saturday, August Is, 1870.

Resolred, That H. c. Warmo,l, has no, been
fairly or legally elected as a delegate f,r N.
State Convention, from ,l,is Ward, bu, Tia, bv
reason of the fraud, intimidation. aud violence
used on the occasion Of the said election. we
40 hereby declare Seymour Alcorn As The
u"'y elected delegate 10 tie Convention from
the Tenth, Ward.
Oscar SMITH; President.
WIN WILSON, Secretary.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13

q n REWARD.
|Dl.UUU ro, any case of Blind Bleed.
ing, Itching, OF liberated Piles tia, DC
Btas'" gate 1ecHscdy fails TO cure. I, is
prepared expressly 10 cure the Piles and moth.
ing else, aud has cured cases Of over 20 years
standing. Sold by all Druggists
VIA FUGA.
Dr. B'SG's Via Fuga is the pure juice. Of
Banks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
Inflammation Of The Lungs; all Liver, Kid.
ney, and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness,
Female Affections, General Debility, and all
complaints OF ,l'e Urinary Organs in Male aud
Female, producing Dyspepsia, Cos,iveuess,
Gravel, Dfopsy and Scrofnla, which mos,
generally terminate in Consump'ive Decline.
II pnIiies aud c%nriclles The Blood, the Billi.ry.
G'a"dn'ar aud Secre,ive System; Couec..
and Strengthens the Nervous and Muscular
forces; il acts like q charm on weak, nervous.
and deb''itated females, both young and old.
None should be without il. Sold everywhere.
LABonAroRY-la2 franklin St., Baltimore.
Hlu. Aug.l3-70
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
PRIZE REBUs.
$500 REWARD FOR THE SOLUTION.

Ny FIRST is a Stacker, a Hun or a Van;
" sEcs'xD's, the bag where he puts what he can
~ secuna. released from my third. you'll infer
That NE 1rnisD will, a II, though, no female. is t.a:.
Ny lrt. second, third, If course, make tho whole
And will point out a Jugc i'll a Generals ROLE!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
War News.

Johor'ns lie ordcr Of Dates.
The Pru>sins took Weissembonr..-l, was
re'ai'n Ivy Mae M.hou.-A ba,,le tuok place
ncal WOllll wi,e.e Mae M"l,on vas yanqni>I,.
cds- Boil, wings "f tile army tonight and
rcltea'ed. Tile forces concentrated IA, Metz
towards which The Prns>ians alv.nceh.-Mac
Mat,nn reirea,ed towards Namy.-Frencl.
territory is invaded$by an imumen,c prn>>o.
.:!er'"an ar,ay.-TIc chief command OF the
F'e,c' Amy devolves on E,zai"e.-Naro'eon
is III CIalons, sick aud wilI,ou, energy. n,ul-r
tI.e care Of docto,> NeIaton and Rirord.-TLe
Prince ~impe'ial is nj Patis,-A battle is ex-
perled al Metz-Paris is IN y stale OF siege
and def use. The agitation there is great. The
cry: ITO ar"s."is heard every where through.
out The ci,y.-1he Senate and Corps Lesis.
latif are ,o"vOked. = The Minister holds
permanent. session. lie is preparing measures
excessively encr.etic.-Tle departments of
vo<.es aud Mosclie will be Inundated as a
war measure
a general appeal 10 France has been made.
II French patriotism respond nol promptly,
The peril is immineni.-It is said that italy
will send 100. 600 soldiers 10 all tbs French.-
N" news from the Frencl, fleet il the B die.
The ab"ve News synopsis is OF The 7lh aud
9Th If August, aud stands up to The presen,
unc0ulradicled.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
NpecG4ue comtre Ia goutlc.

La liqnenr sp6cifdne du DIR. I. Boyre cont,.
u goatte, les Rhuma.ismes ct les n6yrsIs;es rhn-
matlsmaies, 80 trouve chez G.. DUHANEL iii
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vendre

A~N Une propriGtt siinee dams lie
H,s1e5:H voisinage du College jefferson,
A14%S t.Jacqnes rive %.ancle, mcsu.
rant na drmI atpent de face au fi.uye sur une
profondenr d'cnviron quaran,e arprn,s, ayec
m1'son, cuisine, hiisses ct a,nGliorations lie
,ont genre. Terre cultivee ct productive;
lar''h en- rapport, ba,,trc excellen,c, etc.
Sadresser al bureau dn Louisianais.
St.Jacqnes, 2 Juliet 1870
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
Connie rcial.

GIVE call attention 10 DE- BING'S GREAT
REMEDIES, advertised in another column, head.
ed: 81 900 Reward.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13
Aca dia Store
v. E. M. ANDERSON

Habita,ion MIRE, Sr.JAcouEs, rive dro;,e
GROCERIES,
MARCU1NDISES SECHES.
QUINCAILLERIE.
LLQ UE YRS, WINS.
LANNON'S, &C.. &c.
Fl anssi HARNAIN, .SELLES. Or
CRANES de jardinage.
Aux prix DE- la Nonvelle. Orleans.
An meme magasin:
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES,
/. 10 NJ. A"drr son, antorise par lie removed.
cement de so" Stock ct lie rapide econlemen,
lie SEES marchandises: vend AN rahais.
On irouvs CHI hi, ct d tres bon march6.
des Robes, dies CA0peanr ponr danes ct enfan,s.
DIES .Genrs ct de- Garniimres DE- toutes sor,es.
etc. egalement des chanssares tsites sur
commando, ct pour hommes Ell ronr danes.
Raccom Ddage de chMnssnIes.
WM. v. F. NJ. ANDERSON a onvert SON
aa'fe ma ACCOMPLISHMENTS SroIE,-sur rLa.
b''a'ion Pf''l6mo" Gnidry.
GlACE. GLACE, GLACE!!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13

MARTIAL. VAUDEVILLE cordonuie,
~ ct hotter, pes de l'habitation de- NJ.
Edmond bionin, a IN quart do mile de
rEgIise Saint. Michel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-08-13

IN the battle which took place on Saturday,
near Worth, the Frencl, army numbered $4,000,
that Of tie Pfnssians, llO0OO.-T.m Pmssiens
occnpy Forback aud Sarrs.nemines.-Tle
troops RECALLED FROM Rome are going to ioin
'l.e army Of the Rhine.-Tle French army is
Al, ects
operations Napoleon is now al Head quar-.
'ers, not u the lfospitaI.-Changarnier has
@oa" 10 Metz 10 offer his services. -lsazaine
has 10000 soldiers, MacMahon, 10000, Can
robert 500c0.-Sluiccs have been opened on
the Meselis, aud Metz is surrounded by water.
-sea.sal Trochn is appointed Alsjor.GeneraI.
-Sasasbonrg is menaced. -U~npa.alleA ac,ivi-
y aud agitation at Paris.-TLe appeal 10
arms has bsen answered by the people. They
are at"ains.-The departments Of Cote dor,
Saone .et.Loire, Ain and Rhdue, are declared
in = state Of siege.-A terrible battle is mo.
mentariiy expected in the neishborhood Of
Metz.
A naval engagement has taken place on
Gssrman waters. "A Prassian gunbea. has
been shuk. T.
This epi,ome Of latest news, bears date
Anss oh % min. past , !. =.
49, 4ArE IE &E k&EA& EEE
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Parish of ST. James. A u.us, I. as1O.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13
The skating Carnival.


The skating carnival, arranged for
Saturday night, promises to be the
great event of the season.
Ladies are seen to hold whispered
conversations and conspiracies, which
must be immensely fupny, to judge
from the peals of laughter that are
heard, together with fragments about
Pompadour, Marie Antoinuette. and
characters grand and characters
funny" that are to be represented Dy
the hundred and fifty. young. middle
a. ed, and even old ladies and gentle
men.
One of the pet lambs of the city
mot those of the Spring election) is
TO represent tiger; another swan,
while witches. fairies, peasantry and
royalty will miDgle with spirits angel
ic and spirits Internal (Ardent
spirits rigidly excluded Cabaleros
with sombreros, Senoritas and fire
eaters; harlequins, clowns, and kings
without crowns, big elephant from
Bungaroohoo. wolf (not in sleeps
clothing) a rhino-serious, and a
Campbell-leopard, who, of course,
will attempt to come the giraffe over
the crowd.
Patrick and Fritz will both be
there. John. the coming man" will
look 10 while every one in town will
''look out" for fun that has never
had its equal in Evansville.
Those who are so unfortunate as
not to be able to attend will see
a full account in the JOURNAL of
Monday, with a synopsis of the
scenery.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13
RIVar Dinnaiclar /.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 12.-The Monongahela
is falling with feet inches by the Water
Works The Julia No. arrived from
Evansville and returns tomorrow. The
w. +. Curtis has left the PIttsburg and
Wheeling trade and will enter the Wheel
Ing and Park erkburg trade. The stes mer
Trader will take the place Of the Curtis.
Trade dull. Weather clear. TheImom-
eter 7So.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. y -Edin-
burg, to New Orlean,. The river is station
feet scant GA Portland bar. Weather al
ternately cloudy and clear, two showers fell
this afternoon.
CAIRO. September I2-Port List-Um-
pire, Nashville packet 4 PM; City of
wild, Evansville packet 10; SaIlfe, st. Lou.
is to Arkansas River An: Grand Tower,
Memphis TO st. Louis 4; Emile Labarge,
New Orleans TO st. Louis g: Pauline Car
roll, st. Louis to New Orleans Al. !;
Wtcks, st. Louis to New Orleans o; Cham
pion, st. Louis to Cincinnati noon
Thorn pson Dean, st. Louis to New Orleans
Orleans O: River stationary. Weather
showery this afternoon; mercury 10.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. Il -Arrived-Jaeobz,
Grand Tower. DsparTed-BeIle st. Louis,
Memphis. River still rising slowly.
NASHVILLE, Sept. l2.-River falling. with
20 inches ON Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and cool. ArTived-Burksville Cairo.
Departed-Burksviue, Cairo.
MEMPHIS. Sept. l2.-RaIny: mercury ZOE.
Departed-City OF Cairo, Belle Mem phis .
st Louis; RubicOn and Colorado, VtckS-
burg.