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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13
Ri We R N e w o
For Other River Items See Tntrd Page.

The threatening clouds broke away
last night without any considerable
rain, bat the Indications are still ia
vorable for rain. The additional ar
rivals and departures up to midnight
we're the Pine Bluff, to Grandview;
Evansville, to Bowling Green; City
of Evansville, to Cairo; Norman,
from Memphis.
The Evansville and City Of Evans
vile, had splendid trips out.........
The Norman arrived between eight
and nine o'clock last night, with a
moderate trip. Her officers have our
thanks for Memphis papers of Friday
last.........The Falls Pilot. towing the
new steamer City of Chester. passed
down last night......."The Norman
will leave for Memphis this evening.
.........Bill Steele transferred his bu-
reau to the City of Evansville yester-
day, and becomes her steward. aud T.
Hum succeeds him on the Mary Mil >
ler....John Golf, late of the City of
Evansville, goes to the Magenta........
The Magenta. as we learn. from Lew
Morris. clerk of the Norman. has
come off the ways at Paducah, and the
Talisnan and Ella Hughes have been
hauled out. The Magenta is looking
splendidly......Msjor S. p. Armstrong
left by the City of Evansville yester
day evening. in pursuit of the Arma
dillo.
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GovERNMKNIs-DulI but arm.
New York Markef,


BY Telegraph.l NEW YoRK. Sept. u.
CoIToN- Qniet and steady; sales Of SIS
Dales ~ Ib16 for middiing upiands.
ELouA-hecelpts OF 2.9l0 barrels; steady,
unchanged; sales of $50 barrels at 81 7O@
- Tor suPerane western and State: IS taDG
Az Ior extra western and state: IS i5
q ~ LOT good 70 choice DO; S. 5Oge on for
white y heat western extra; IS U0s3 10 Tor
extra OHIO: % 25a8 20 for extra 81. Louis.
RYE FLoUR-Quieti sales $50 bbis at "a Is
CoEE AIEAL-QaIet. IS
WHISKY -falr: sellers at e9H.
observation-disclosures, with n moderate
81 bushels; sales 9J,0UU bushels "a 81 20 ror
posted wheat; 81 03gl 10 for No. spring.
q q for new 90; 81 l69l 10 FOR n o. spring
u 2o9l 70 for winter red and amDer west
erni & z7gl 3zfOr new amber ohio 81 ae
IS for Wnite.
BAILEY MALT-onlet; sales $500 bushels
port AZ VI IS for Sta-e.
RYE-Quief.
CoRN-receipts OF 81, LOG bushels; lc bet
ter safes OF ~ w busneis at B2as3 for nfw.
yellow. 10 "a
oATs-Receipts 9s,les bushels. In be,,er.
80 ~, ~ AZ ~ bushels AL 47g49c western;
q, AAY=Du1 at sOas2c for shipping; s.al so
HOPS u nchanged.
CoFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Fairly active; sales OF z01 hbaa
at S9lOe for Sqoa yISglJ5z Tor Porto Rico.
MOLASsES-Duli.
RICE-Easier at 65<@9L.
PETROLEUM Dull al l5c for cruda. Qec eor
renned. ~Do ~
GRAIN-StocK IN warehouse. wheat ana
e26 bushels; barley lG7, 47a bushels: corn 7fs' .
622 bushels malt le0, 836 bushels: osfsi 9i5'-
"a 6ushelsi peas 2,24 bushels; rye EO,77O
PoRK-Dull; sales $40 bbls at sZ7 90 for
mess; S25 6Og25 . for prime; Sd 10 Tor
prime mess.
BEEF STEADY; sales 10 bills al gl2alB for
plain mess; l60l9c for extra mess, Gee
hams dull al t0gSZ. Tie ce beef ouief al
t@o@D Tor prime mess. Middles more
acLve; sales 2i5 boxes at GIG CDQIB 2S Tor
long clear. Cut meats dull az Sl8a20 Tor
picked hams.
LARD-Unchanged sales 3j5 tierces NJ
l51<9l6c for steam 10000 for kettle rem
dered. Also sales s5lJ LIerces, Decem Der
and January at l6c.
BUTrER-Firm at 20028c for western
CHEEsE-Steady at 59l35zc.
TUhPENTIEE STEADY at 40c.
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European Markets.


by Telegraph LoEDoN, Sept. ~.
Consols for money 02H on account 9Z5k;
American securities steady; 61's 89H 65's
801%; CTS $50 l0-40's IS; ErIes 175< Illinois
Central itz7S; Great Western zs1z; stocks
steady.
Taliow As Sd; nrmer, but not higher
turpentine dull at %; Calcutta linseed
81. and declining; linseed oil frmer az
LIVERPOOL, September l2.-Cott9n firm
err; middiing upiands 9Mg:H; Orleans o.
a "a sales nc } bales; California white
wheat IS IOd; red western No. 2 IS 2dM8a
ed winter 9s 3d09s Al western flour 23s
corn No. mixed rs 81; oats p l0d08s /;
barley tss peas 2is; pork 1895: beef 1l8s;
lard 73s; cheese 6ls 90; bacon bSs for Cum
berland cut; G7s fof short rib; produce uu-
changed; turpentine IS.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT. - Hon. A. II.
Robinson presiding.-The State VS..
Mary Davis, open and notorious for
nication; srraigned and pleaded not
guilty. Trial set for Friday. 10Th.
State vs.. Jacob and Nicholas Kis-
sell, keeping gaming house; plea of
guilty and fine of fifty dollars entered.
State vs.. same; Plea of guilty and
fine of ten dollars.
Same vs. same. Nolle entered.
State VS.. Louis Dixon. Malicious
tresspass; trial by Court, found guilty
and fine of five dollars, and imprison-
ment for sixty days in Jail.
State vs.. Henry Gunberts. keeping
a gaming house; plea Of guilty and
fine of fifty dollars.
State vs.. Henry Schembs, assault
with intent to kill: plea of not guilty
and trial set for Thursday.
The State VS.. Charity Gibson-lar-
ceny of gold chain and silk dress
from the house of w. M. Akin. Esq.
Defendant was tried by a jury. Col.
Chas. Fl. Butter6sld being appointed
by the Court to defend her. The jury
went out during the afternoon, and
up to ten O'Clock last night were re-
ported-"hung."
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon.
Norris s. johnson oresidiRg.-Jane
McElroy was granted divorce from
Albert McElroy, on the ground of
abandonment.
Charles Schmitt was granted a di-
vorce from Mary Ann Schmitt, on the
same ground.
The rest Of the day was occupied
with preliminary proceedings.
Before Justice Nc IerRan.-On the
affidavit of Mary Gardner. Mary Bar
r. was brought up to answer why she
should not be held to bail to keep the
peace. The case was tried by jury
of six, who acquitted her.
On complaint Of John Barry. the
same defendant was tried on a similar
charge and acquitted.
RECoRDER's CoURT-Ndthan WI
lard. Esq, presiding.-John Conn,
drunk and disorderly, fined IS %.
Paid.
Edward Corley. same charge, fined
Sc IS. Paid, as he always does.
John Barton, John Seheer, G.. W
Brewer. found in the Dew Drop
Inn" den In Lamasco, fined SO so
$13 IS, and S14 10 respectively. TIE
first went to jail, the second gave bail
the last paid IS 90 cash and secured
the payment of 50 10.
Frank Gardner, who claims to be 4
Mexican. was fined S. % for a dis
orderly drunk. Sent to prison.
John Miller was fined Sc 65 for q
like ofFense. and sent to keep Gardner
company.
Kate Washington, white woman
of African descent, was fined s. q
for being disorderly in having assailed
another white woman with brick bats
&C., for accepting the attentions o.
her husband, black negro.
Martha Robinson, a colored deni
zen of the Brevet Tenth Ward
was fined So 90 for being disorderly
toward her neighbors. Paid.
Frank Kennison was fined $25 1C
for blacking Granny Porter's" eyes
He secured bail and is now at large
Granny Porter is supposed to bt
the commander of Fort Paine, no
torious den In the suburbs.
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The Fearful OANOFR Bnbdnpf.

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED
Having been long addicted with CANCEH
/ reaorted to all tho remedies OF which
could hear. Among them was one rgcufra
mendlng a certain herb 70 me Is care.
/ (aa i supposedly procured the herb.
and prepared and applied d., which
made a perfect cure, but on eUamluHE uu
by the family physician he informed m
that the herb hEd used, which bad made
b perfect and speedy cure, was not Che ono
recommended. All VINO are nmi0ted anr
end 81 speedy cure ~ bonding for trl
cine with 10lI direct CuH for use. EriHH
hduraag. with Feglsf cred letter or u
order GEORGE MCHaAN5 Box DOL
IerHiai Orange County New York,
fnNE a9m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13

CHURCH SocIABLE.-This tues
day. evening will be the occasion of
another Of those pleasant Church
s1oiables to which the congregation
Of the Holy Inuocents are being treat
ed. 1t will be at the Rectory, ada
cent to the Parish Church, and from
half after seven to ten O'Clock. Let
all who are interested in the influence
for good in our city of this most ex-
callent work, take advantage of this
opportunity and go. All the friends
Of the parish are sure of a welcome
and a genial hour.
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RemOYed.

Mrs. Goodman has removed her
Stock of Millinery from Second Street
to No. % Main Street, between First
and Second, at the store formerly oc-
cupied by George Miller, the Boot
aDd Shoe Dealer, where she will be
pleased to see her numerous old Gus
toners and rs many new ones.
Remember the place-No. %
Main Street. lep12 1w
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THE VENTILAToR.-A friend at
whose door the Courisr's ventilator
was thrown, furnishes the following !:
Sequel to the Ventiilator," which
the may be swallowed by the gulls, if
they swallow the contents of the orig
inal sheet. He certifes that it is a
true copy from Munchausen, to whom
he attributes the ventillator.
"a story I've heard In my youth.
You may judge lift is seri JUS or funny
meant,
II don't mean to vouch for fts trattH1
A man ran away with q monument.
Away like colt scam pered he,
We watch n1au all aW &c, and followed Il /.
4 "a unless he detected should De,
way he made but ono gulh and he
swallowed tt.
rhe raonnmsat In London 800 feet
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CoRoNER's INQUEST. = Coroner
Sauer held an inquest in Union Town
ship, yesterday, at Davidson's farm,
on the body of an unknown man,
found floating in the river by Henry
Edmonds. TIE body was dressed in
a white shirt, yellow and black striped
cashmere pants, white lowered Mar
settles vest. There was a mark of q
wound above the left eye. Verdict,
Came to his death by means un-
known"
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Cincinnati MarI,et.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. ~.
FLoUR-Dull; family IS 40G5 90.
WHEAT-Closes Dull; red 81 055l 10;
choice he'd at 81 IS.
CoRN-Duli at zoe.
OATs-sJeady and receipts light at 5O9
42c.
RYE AND BARLEY Unchanged.
COTroN-UnchanRed middling l0c.
WHISKY-Dull at 831S9c.
PRoYIsIoHs-Dull and UNCHANGED moth
Ing OF consequence done.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs are unchanged.
OIL-Steadyi lard 81 l79l 90; linseed t7g
CSC.
SUGAR AND COFFEE-Quiet but steady.
GoLD-l I3% buying.
ExCHArGE-Par buying.
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N eWspRp
A.dvertfsim Cd.

A Roolr Of l2j closely printed pases
lately issued. contains "a list OFF tne ae't
A American Advertising Mediums Bltina
the names. circulatioua5 ana lult BIttie..
Weekly Political and Family NeWhpnl
together with those having large eireAi#
lions, published IN the ln.eiess "
gion, Agriculture, Literature @-'i nv,
Every Advertiser, and every pets9n I
cOntem plates becoming huent .ltt 81
fhig book on great value Mailed Nta tN
anv addresa on receipt of fifteen caHtat
GIG. n. HOWELL - CO., Fupllahs
No. 40 PARK Row, New YORK 49,. t....
~ Mao n. 1870. eavps nThe arm OF o.. E.
RoWeil 4 Co, which issues this lu leLe y.
and valuable book, Is tne lht8eat NJ.
Advertiginr Agency In the United rla4A
and We car chearfuliy recon meuo - T"
fbe attention OF those who dt-ire lo #1
vertiae their busiue aa gcteasYteWttD VA.
s,eetes,grtf fcnEIU in aECh way That las a+. ~
eeecura the largest amount OF pu9tlcl-. ~
9f,e Ieast expenditurG Of money"
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RUNAwAY.-A horse. belonging to
Mr.. Frank c. White, the bookseller,
ran away yesterday afternoon, while
Mr.. White was driving him in bug
gy, on Water Street. Mr.. White
was thrown out. and was somewhat
bruised and scratched.
DR.. Thompson, who was driving
with Mr.. White, was severely bruised
about the back, but neither of them
dangerously hurt. One Of the shafts
Of the buggy was bro ken.
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. IL.
FLoUR-M active and nrmer.
WHEAT Firm and 15Gs<c higher; clos
ing al D5% for No. This afternoon frre0-
ular at 955za0S5<.
CoRH-Unset led and Irregular; closing
at &c for \ o. 2. This afternoon dull at 62L.
OATs-Firmer, aud Zalc higher; closing
at S0o for No. 2. This afternoon, steady az
36%.
RYE-fQuiet and steady at 64c for No. 2.
No.
Pork Mess SIC 80. short rib middle 5
l4tzc.
LARD-Unchanged
HIeHwIsEs-1zc higher; sl1S8S51lc for
wood and iron.
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E@ T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
fall stock of Drugs. Chemicals. Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
60. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie1T-tf
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UNFoRTUNATE.-An elderly lotha-
rio, who is not unknown to fame-of
that kind-has been made defendant
60 another suit for breach ofpromise of
marriage. the damages being laid at
100000, for damages to an affection
ate heart, etc.
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sc. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, Sept. -.
ToBACCo-Unchanged.
CoTroN-Dull at 1S0I8<c.
HEMP AND BAGGIEG STEADY and IN
changed
FLOUR Dull 8@4 Is for superfine; extra
"a 1904 so; treble extra "a g505 2595 50.
WHEAT-Flat, with very few buyers (:
No. red fall 85997c; No. 1 81 u@i H.
CoRS-Dull; mixed 63c; good white $50;
prime zoe.
OATs-Market trifie better az 40943c.
BARLEY-Dull and 30 lower for spring Z
tl9l e for prime 70 choice.
RYE-Duli at 6JM62c.
GRoC RRIEs-UnchanRed
HIGHYISES-Dull at 90A02c.
PRoYIsIoNs-Duli; mess pork G2T.
BAcoH-shouldeTs l4hgi11zc; clear rib
171zc; clear sides 1870.
LARD Dull at l5Na16c,
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Louisville Market.

BY telegraph LoUIsVILLE, Sept. u.
BAGGCNG Firm at 29%.
CoTToN-Better demand at lSc for mid
ding.
FEoUR-Brisk atg5 25 for extra family.
GRAIH-Nery dull and prices UNCHANGED.
PRoYLSLoNS-xActive inquiry and prices
firm but unchanged.
WHIsKY-Raw dull at SSdS0c.
ToBA CCo-Salss Of 81 hhds aL e5G5 so for
frosted; % 1906 - for common To good
Tugs; W9lO for low medium leaf
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PICOiILI.
MORE bonds.

MORE bonds.
THE German ladies are to have q
fair.
CoLFAx is to sreak here this
month.
THERE was another interesting
time at the Council last night
ARE sauceboxes queeusware? Phe-
Ian answers, No, but hoop skirts are
sometimes.
MATT BIRD. the partner in guilt of
Mary Davis, indicated by the Grand
Jury, was arrested yesterday.
THE members Of the Fire Depart
ment, attended the funeral of Joseph
Meadright. one of their number, yes
terday.
THE Terre Haute Gazette says:
Two twin sisters in Winona, Min
nesota, have recently given birth to
twin boys.
Pshawl 1t only takes one Evans
vile woman to do that.
THE music of the @. G. Band is
more diabolical than was supposed.
The name of the Quickstep is 100000
devils instead of $4,000. There was
no intention to omit even an imp.
PROF. GENUNG. of the E. & @. r.
r. Co. has made estimates for the
erection of the bonded warehouse.
which the creation of a port of entry
at this city makes necessary. IF the
estimates are approved by Mr.. Ingle,
the President of the road, who is now
i'll, the work will be commenced at
once.
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BASE BALL.-The Riversides are
in receipt of an invitation from the
Quickstep club of Paducah to visit
that city and play the "Q's" on their
proposed trip to Cairo.
No action has yet been taken in the
matter.
The Sooner" club have not dis
banded as was rumored, but are to
play a match with the ROyse Marine
Club-not horse marines-of Uincin-
natl as will be seen by reference to
the river columns.
The indianapolis Sentinel has the
following on the subject of base ball
rank.
Colonel Fred Thompson of base
ball fame has been breveted Brigadier
General for gallant and meritorious
conduct on the field"
Now is it not pity that the doctors
and lawyers did not play on Saturday
that some of them might win other
than tame professional titles.
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THE MARKETS.
NeW York cold and stock Market.
By TeleRrBph.l

By telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. ~.
The suspension of Francis Skinner e. Co.,
OF New York and Boston, wholesale COM
mission dealers, rs announced. Their iia-
bliities are stated at from S4,000,OU0 70 S5,-
OOoSOO. The principal creditors, 70 the ex-
Tent or SZ,7U0.0O0, are the following New
england manufacturing Companies: The
fepperel, LacOnta aud Anuroero9gtn.
NaumE eag and Bates Companies; all
good. and their losses Will be July covered
oy Inc surplus. Very little OF skinner d
los notes have been In circulation here.
Inc cause OF the failure Is said 10 be specu-
iatlon IA railroad stocks. Business on Wall
street IS Intensely Gull to-day.
. MON Ef-Qulet and easy at 446c on call.
som - oay loans were maze Al &c,
SrERLING-NominaI a g56agI,
G' LD-UDened at 81 toucnt,i l95l0aI97Z
and CT sea at lo9z9l556. Carrying rate 2ai
per cent, ana BORROWING fl L at I-3laI "a
COO. ~U"sNNpf
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New orleans Market.

Bv TeIeeraph.l NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Il.
FLoUR-scarce; superhne s5 Xxx Go %;
CoRs.Firm mixed S5g671zci white $50
o 6HTs-Galena 60962c: st. Louis $50.
RRAr-Scarce at tll0.
HAY-frime t28; choice 623.
PoRK-DuIl; mes g29d23 60.
BAcOH-Shoulders l55zc; clear rib i5Zc ;
clear sides l91zc: ordinary hams 8Oa32 81;
suRar-cured hams 24a25c.
LARD-Duil; tierce, steam rendered I71<c :
half refined l71z61lSc; keg 20acJ5Sc.
EUGAR-Prime lSc.
characterization 25ng5c
WHIsKY-Dull at g21zaeI %,
CoFFEE-likdI3c.
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The {" EmDerOr,a pms,

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept in 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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The fine four story store rem in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent Oh and after Septem Der l.
Apply TO JOHN w. F0sTER, at the
Post Office. ie24-tf
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TOWNSHIP TICKETS.


TRUsrEE-COL. JOHN F. GRILL.
AssEssoR-C. g. SCHR EEDER.
JUSTICES OF PFACE-WILLIAM EVERY, ,
ME2.
CoNsTABLEs - SAMUEL DAY, LUKE
GRANT, SOL. GUNDRUM GEORGE L.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
TRUsrEE--JAMES W. KING.
JUsTICE-SANFORD JENKINS
CoNsTABLEs-SU LION HTULL AND
JOHN W. CATLET.
AssEssoR--GEORGE PEYA.
PERRY TOWNSHIP.
TRUsTEE-PHlLIP KOCH, JR.
AssEssOR--NICK ENGEL.
sTABLES-FRED. WUNDERLICH
AND GEORGE GROSSMAN.
SUPERY1soR-JOHNB ESsEMER.
GERMAN TOWNSHIP.
TRUsTEK-G GEORGE NAAB.
AssEssoR-CHRISTIA AN BETZ.
dUsTICEs--L- W. SHORT, JOHN FRIED
CoEsrABLEs-FRANK BOWMAN AND
AUGUST BETZ.
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
T'RUsTEE-JOHN g. POTTS.
JUsTICE-R. b. SHORT.
CoKsTABLEs-WILLIA HILLYARD,
GEORGE NEWMAN.
AssBsoR--REUBEN p. MCCUTCHAN.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
TsRUsrEE-JOHN WHITEHEAD.
AssEss0R-G. w. INWO0D.
JUSTICE. b. Meg HEE.
CoNsrABLEs-BENJ. YOUNG, HENRY
WOOD.
KNIGHT TOWNSHIP.
rRCsTEE-ARCHIPPUS KNIGHT.
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A NEW system of revenge has been
invented by some malicious spirits in
this city. They hire a degraded
wretch to assume the name of one
they wish 70 ininre, and in that dis
guise visit disrsputable houses. Mr..
Cooper" Is the last name assumed BY
the wretch whose real name is known.
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RT0ENFE IN HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN I will apply to the Board of Com
mlssioners OF Wand erbuIgh County, lrdt-
ana, at their next session, for a license 20
sell intoxicating liquors In a less Quan
fify than q quart al a time for one year.
Ny place on business and the 81 EN- ICES
WheFeom Ea1d llonora are 70 be drank, iH
located on Main street between Fourth
and Filth, IN the city OF Evansville, Van
sepe JOSEPH K. KAHN.
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FLFe COLtages rOr sale Chean.

[ have four DWELLINGS for sale on
Nirth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also one story brick house
on William Street, in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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sfI-The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church will hold 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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MemnhIs Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. r.
COTToN-Firmer at I75z91sc; receipts l2I
bales; exports 43f bales.
FLoUR-Heavy at 81 5Od6 80.
Como utet at S0MS5c.
OATs-QuieL at 47g48c.
BRAE-Duil at l6c.
HAY-NeW dull and nominal.
LABD-l76l7Lc
BACON BULK Shoulders 14sz9Ijc; sides
171zMI81<c.
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The Weather.

TOBACCO SALE.-Martin. Gardner
& Co., Of the Evansville Warehouse,
sell twenty-five hogsheads of choice
leaf at the usual hour to day.
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
dWced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
aue31-tf
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New York DRY GOODS Market,

Ply Telegraph NEW YoRK, Sept y.
DRY GooDs-An active inquiry prevails
for all desirable and stable textiles, suited
to the season, at generally uniform rates,
except all the Indian Orchard fine brown
cOttODs, which have ad van ced nc q yard.
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Nntica f0 DalInnnAnis

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.
+. LUNKENHEIMER, Il. V. @.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co.
Sept. z, 1870. Tsep9 I'd
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&nmfmnl WanIrmRn..

HOW TO TREAT AND CURE IT WTEd-
CUT MEDICINE. Pamphlet sent EEEEs
Address DIX. III. q. N GW ELL IN CO., haFl-
ford, Conn.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
ESGS

We have removed our entire stock
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
From SO to 66 Main Street, between
Second and Third Streets, where we
now offer a large and fresh stock, very
cheap. Call at our new stand, GO
Main Street. GEO. MILLER & Co.
Sept13-4'1
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PHILHARMONIC - Remember the
meeting of the Philharmonic Society
this evening. A full attendance is
particularly desired at z: 30 sharp.
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TIE ADAMS EXPRESS co.

EVANSVILLE, Sept. !, 1870.
WING mADE ARRANGE
-. ments with the Green River g. Bar
rem River Packet Company, 70 run a mes
senger on the steamer Evansville, between
Evansville and Bowling Green, Ky, we
MERCHANDISE, PACKAGES, MONEY
and VALUABLES at all the landings on
Green River, and also collect BILLS,
NOTES. DRAFTS or ACCOUNTS, at ali
offices where we have Agents.
Orders for goods enclosed In Govern
ment-stamped envelopes will be carried
and delivered free of charge and goods
called for. HENRY TEMPLE,
Sep6-lm Agent.
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THEY HAVE CONE. Mrs. J
Hastings has just received her Fall
stock of Millinery Goods. They are
elegant and cheap. Call and see
them sep - 3 {