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The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12
Memphis Market.


by TciegTaph.l MEMPHIS, Eept. l1.
Corron-NOmiuallY 1I<0lso; receipts
I5T bales; exports 80 bales.
FIdra-Duli and unchanged.
CuRN-Bull at slNB5c
OATs-Quiet 81 SIC.
HAR-N eW f22.
BRAN-Quiet at l6c.
Polk Nominal.
La D-NOminal.
BACON -Firm shoulders l45<8l5c sidaa
I75<Nl8o.
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EuroneaB warRefs.

By TeIegTaph.l LoNDoN, Sept. TO-
Consols for money OF: account
American securities steady: 67s 6s tN-aH.
"a. G2s sg5< 65s 50. Frankfort boUaH arb
firn at e31SM035S. Fries l8<. Illiuo Gene
traI ll25z. Auantic q Great WesteFa 1s.
LIvERPoot, y, Eept. l0.-Cotton qulelt u1.
LANDS "; Orleans %: sales 10000 ha| a.
California white wheat o. l0d red western
No. 2 So 3D. : Wlni or 0s 3dgss Sd. western
fiour q. Corn n o. 2 mixed 28. Oats Aja
abs. Barley s. Peas SO. Pork 40 Beer
Il8s Cd. Lard z8s Cheese 0ls Cd. j con %
for Cum berland. and 81 Tor short rib. llI-
low 43s Sd. Turpentine t5s. LinFeed oil
Bls L1d ltnseed cakes los lOdgl0s l5i
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Chicago Market.


BY telegraph CHICAGO, Bent. 10.
FLoUR-Quiet and a shade drmer.
WHEAT-Birmer and 85S04e higher nIur-
ing 80 500 for new no. in store tth after.
noon duh 90 9s<c for new cash and seller
last half
CoRN-21z@2Jzo lower, closing at 2J<a
G21zc for NO. cash; this afternoon quiet
and firm go 625S@O2zC.
OATs-MMlc higher closing 90 45zs f1E
No. 2.
RYE-2c hiRher. closing at 6l for no 9
BARLEY -Flrmer and 208C higher. clos.
Ing atal 90 for No. 2.
HIGHWTEEs-Dull AZ s5c for Iron.
Provisions Unchanged.
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PICo IEI.
COUNCIL to- night.

AOONNAL W AAEASs
CARPENTERS wanted on the Carmi
Railroad.
TIE Courts resume their sessions
to day.
sEs Mrs. Goodman s card in local
notice.
NINE Marrisgs licenses last week,
which were accidentally omitted on
Saturday.
Fifty thousand devils" is the title
to piece played By the Crescent City
Band.
FANNY SINGER, the incorrigible
Fanny, has again escaped from the
Poor House.
HEBLIcH's bakery. on the corner
of Fourth and Main, will be one of
the most complete in the State,
On Saturday farmer, with large
grindstone on a plank. mounted on
the running gear of wagon. was
driving along Third Street. When
turning into Main. the grindstone
was tilted from its seat, and broken
into fragments. much to the chagrin
of the owner.
EVANSVILLE, in addition to fur
nishing plows to the whole South
wagons and steam mills to Texas, and
saddles to the whole country. now
sends cigars to Pennsylvania. j. E.
Hicks sold 5000 Sure Thing" cigars
to Meadville, Pennsylvania. on Sat
day, and has contracted to send 1000
per month to the same place.
A CoLORED man named Harris.
who lives in the neighborhood of Ell.
lis mill, beat his step son severely, on
Friday night. breaking his nose. On
Saturday morning. he attempted to
cut his wife's throat. but officer Nc
Dewitt arrived in time to frustrate his
benevolent design, when Harris fed,
pursued by Mac, whom he outran,
escaping to the woods.
A FARMER. while driving along
Division Street, on Saturday, with
load of grain In sacks, fell from the
load with one of the sacks, on which
he was sitting. frightening the horses
so that they ran, a fore wheel of the
wsgon passing over the mans left arm,
bruisiDg it terribly. DIR. LegIer. who
attended him. says the wound is not
at all dangerous.
TIE Cincinnati Commercial ought
to be ashamed of itself. It has an
article on the fourth page of Satur-
days paper that mu st have been taken
from the " big 4" Sunday Courier of
yesterday, the well known integrity Of
the Courier placing it beyond sus-
picion of stealing copy. The trifing
Circumstance that it appeared in the
Commercial one day before it appear
ed in the Courier is no evidence
against the latter paper of course.
GALLANTRY is not always dequate-
ly rewarded. at least such is the opin-
ion of a would be gallant young man,
who, few evenings since. offered to
escort couple of young ladies whom
he overlook on the street. The ladies
being unattended. the young man
made several Intellectual attempts to
gain their attention. and at last bold
ly asked leave to bear them company.
One of the girls. out of patience with
his persistent impudence, answered.
granting the leave on condition that
she might carry his cane. The cane
was quickly handed over. and almost
as quickly broker over the gallant's
head. A second blow was given. but
Master Shallow did not wait for a
third.
The ivory head to the cane can be
recovered by the owner if he will call
for it.
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Removed.

Mrs. Goodman has removed her
Stock of Millinery from Second Street
TO No. % Main Street, bet Ween First
and Second, at the store formerly oe-
cupied by George Miller. the Boot
and Shoe Dealer. where she wIl be
pleased to see her numerous old Gus
toners and as many new ones. -
Remember the place-No. %
Main Street. sep12 lW
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4 home runs FAILS y Evansville, B.
Left on bases, Falls City,2 Evansville, l.
Out on foul. Falls C1Ly, z; Evansville, 8
Out on bases, Falls City, =: Evansv1lle, g.
struck out, Falls Oity, J; Evansville, o
Fly cstches, Falls City, 5; Evansville. s.
Foul bound, Falls City, 2; Evansville. l.
MufTed files, Fails City. 2; Evansville, 4
Lewis.
Umpire, Cicero Buchanan.
1t will be observed that our players
"whiteWashed" the opposition the
two last innings. and were unable to
play their seventh because the umpire
called the game on account Of the
rain.
Home runs were made BY Mr. Jones,
DR.. Haas and Mr.. Nurre. aud one of
the Falls Citys. all receiving the
cheers of the large crowd present.
Double pleys were made by both
mines. In the last two innings, at the
request of Messfs. a. II. Foster and
Wheeler. Messrs. E. S. and Edgar
Babcock took their places.
The Falls Citys left for home on
the Morning Star. highly pleased with
their visit to this city.
The RIvERsIDEs.-Col. Wheeler.
the Secretary of the Riversides, is in
receipt of an invitation from new
nine in New Harmony, who have no
formal organization, but are anxious
to have the Riversides visit there,
during the county fair, that comes off
there this week. It is not probable
that they can make the arrangements
to accept the invitation, as they have
about decided to close their playing
for the season, unless they play a re-
turn game with the Rockets, of Mar
shall, or make their contemplated trip
to Cairo.
TIE SOONER CLUB.-This club
is still awaiting an answer to its pub
lished challenge to the Riversides.
They say th0 sooner the challenge is
accepted the better for al, as the
"Sooners" have inaugurated a new
idea in base ball by selecting their
own umpires-no less than two, they
are sure to beat
THE o. K. CLUB.-The 20. KS"
returned from New Harmony, on Fri
day night, 20 K" after having de-
feated the Eagles of that place, by a
score of 81 to ~.
JUvENILE.-The Alerts and Lake
Shores played match game on Sat
urday, resulting in favor of the Alerts
by score of 81 to "a.
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III so. can you Il o
YOU CAN!

Clouds InUigorating Cordial con-
tains In happy combination those sub
stances which will speedily restore
you to health aud vigor: Iron. to en-
rich the thin aud watery blood; phos-
phorous lin combination). to arrest
the nervous waste; active vegetable
agents to excite the healthy secre-
tionsl Every weakly man and woman
in the land will find in this CORDIAL
strength and restoration. Call on
your druggist for copy of the little
pamphlet called LIFE AND HEALTH. y
aud read the indubitable evidence of
it's work. sept6 1w
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IeIE HTUIHfI Wv N"HHI "0|-T- y
An upward tendency, already uutIlad
fn cheap and medium grades OF yara Wide
muaiIna, IS becoming more apparent ana
Is also extending 10 the same class af 1ue
low brown goods. fuch as Indian ore Iarl .
which i8 now quoted at lfc for a brand /.
a2JS for @ L llS for B B lO5S for W. HHafa a
A bleech mullins are advanced te rHue
bers % ~ do. F. do. % Social E Co. IziS
and Bedford h brown 10 0c. The marEe.
for all kinds Of dry goods continue HrL-
OF textiles
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MEETING IN UNION TowNsHIP.-A
ne meeting was held at Cyprus Dale
on Saturday evening at which ad-
dresses were made by several gentle
men from this city.
From the tenor of thu meeting on
Saturday. Union may be expected to
90 her duty in October.
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NotIen to nelInquenfs.

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 aud settle the same.
+. LUNRENHEIMER. L. V. g.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co..
Sept, z, 1870. [sep9'td
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FUEARAL OF MA1OE WALKER.
A Vast COneOuFse OF People Follow
the kcmalns 10 the crave.

The funeral of Hon. W. II. Walker,
which occurred yesterday afternoon,
is said To have been the largest that
has occurred 10 this city for many
years. Long brflre one o'c ock, the
hour appointed for the funeral to
move to St. Paul's Church. the streets
began to be crowded by a vast mum
Der of people old and young.
The Odd Fellows formed in their
Halt and proceeded by First and
Sycamore Streets to Third, where,
shor ly after one o'clock, they were
joined by the hearse and carriage
containing the family Of the deceased.
and proceeded up Third Street to
Oak, on Oak to First Street., and
thence to ST.. Paul's Church, where.
after the beautiful and impressive ser
vices Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church were held. an opportunity
was given the people to view the re-
mains, and the procession resumed its
march in the following order:
VIM. W. Tileston, Chief Marshal.
Warren's Crescent City Band.
One hundred and sevenIy-aVe members of
the 1ndeI endent Order OF Odd
Fellows in full IeRaila.
Hearse all PalI Bearers.
Family and relatives in Carriages.
Ex-Mayors Hewson, Hopkins and Baker.
Members o. the Com mon Council.
city and County 0mcers.
Cornet Band.
FoTtY-three Flrsmen on foot.
Fifty citizens ON foot.
FIfty-fve members OF the Iron Moulders'
Union.
Citizens on foot.
Fire Department.
Chief ngineer, ]. e. Haney, and Col.W.
E. HolItDg gsworth, Marshals.
Steam Fire Engines Ia order of their mum.
bers, handsomely draped In mourE-
ing, and full manned with
hose reels following.
Jackson hand engine and hose cart.
Eclipse hook and ladder truck.
Citizens in carriages.
The procession was very long. and
although excsllently managed, it oc-
cupied twenty-five minutes in passing
a given point. All along the line of
march on First and Main Streets the
number of spectators that lined the
walks was incalculable. The Eogine
Houses, Court House. and several
other buildings were draped in mourn
ing, as the procession passed on its
way to Oak Hill Cemetery, where the
remains were deposited beside those
OF his wife in the family grounds.
The coffin was an elaborately orna-
mented metallic case, with silver
hand rail and silver ornaments. in
cluding the emblems of the I. u. o.
F., and plate bearing the usual in-
scription.
Great credit is due to Marshal
Tileston and his assistants. Messrs.
Warren, Elliott, Bippus and
Bailey for the management of the
procession, which was such that.
when once in motion, there were no
awkward pauses so frequent in large
PROFESSIONS, but all went smoothly
and quietly along.
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the Fearful OANOER gubdued.

THE CURE = HOW DISCOVERED =
Having been long afiicted with CANCER
rssorted to all the remedies Of which j
could hear. Among them was one Tecom-
mending 2 certain herb 10 me Is cure
1 (as / Ruppossd) procured the nerps
and prepared ana applied II, Wn!ch
by the family physician he inforaea no
that enc herb [ mad used, which nad made
a parfaef and gpeedy cure, was not the one
observation-disclosures All who are afiicted can
and a 5psedy cure by sending for the re-
cine. with full directions tor use. Price w.
Address. with regisi cred letter or money
order 81 FORCE MORGAN, Box 2blI Peri
JerviS, Orange County. kew York.
ia22 dam
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s~ T. @. BridweIl L Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, bave a
full 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 snd RockbridRe Aim Waters.
ie17-U
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Robert r. Glass
and Ed. J. Rankin, Esq, of Hender-
son, were in the city, on Saturday.
A. Brumrel, Esq. Of Indianapo-
lis, is in the city.
@. FL. Erwin. agent of Harry Nc
Carthy and his troupe, is in the city.
arranging for their exhibition on
Thursday and Friday.
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Five cottages for Sale Cheap,

have four DWELLINGS for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamors 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 IdLEHARr,
sep3 If No. II Third Street.
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e~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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PHILHARMONIC SocfETY.-The first
regular meeting Of this Society, after
the Summer vacation, occurs to NOR
row (Tuesday) evening. A prompt
appearance of members at half past
seven will be very gratifying.
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BY 1elegraph.i LOUISVILLE. Sept. IG
BAGdfNG Firm and active 90 % H<
COTToN-Duil end wenE middlln r.r.
FLoUR-Duli and weak; extra Huiiy
s. Is
GRAIN-Dull and nominal
ROWIaIOW8~f4tgHQys
POHK-Mess gz8.
Bacon, Lard end Hams unchauEeL
WHIsIrE-liaW 8Jae0c.
TOBAcCO-5alee OF 6s bids SO E5a II I8t
fros ed; So B5Me Us for common ~ rroH
Jugs; W4l5 for low 20 good lenf; market
arm and unchanged.
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jUs1 Received at The New York
Grocery. 60 bores of that extra fac
Cream Chtese from New York.
PARSONS. SoovILLE & MoFFETT.
Sent. 10-tf.
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.RGAn active young salesman, who
has some knowledge Of the clothing
business. can get situation at Lyons,
in the Opera House.
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RETURNED. - Mrs. Carmody. The
fashionable dress maker of Locust
Street, returned, on Saturday evening,
from the East, with all the recent
fashions.
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WANTED-IMMEDIATELY!
Two Good COmpOsItOrs at this or.
ice. None but competent and relI-
able men need apply.
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choice store Room for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September l.
Apply 20 JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24- If
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HARRY MCCARTHY, one of the
greatest, if not the greatest. versatile
comedian Of the day. opens at the
Opera House, on Thursday. AL
though young, he il q veteran actor,
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Evansville and CraWfOrdsTllIe Bail.
road
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
VANavTHE In 49,, z 1870

SEcRETARYis OFFICE.
EVANSVILLE, IBu., 5ept. 8. 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting Of stock holders 10 this
Company will be held at the Court
House, in the city of Evansville, on
Monday. the 81 day of October
next, at 10 o'clock AN at which time
40 elecuUn will be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the B ard.
j. f. MARTIN,
sepi6 I'd Secretary.
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The Weather.

TOBACCO SALE.-Ford sells this
morning, at eleven o'clock. Ten 10
ifteen hogsheads will be offered.
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sepf8 Id

Buy your School Books and School
Stationery OF Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest In the city. aug31 If.
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I. o. O. F.

Evansville Encampment No. 20, l.
o. o. F., meets to night, September
18th, at s clock.
THOs. M. SMITH, Scribe.
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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 If
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Wanted.

Four or FIVE carpenters wante az
once to work on the r. G. & L. Rail
road. Apply to
FL. S. Mo BRILL.
Sep12 2t1 Supt. of Cons sruction.
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g1HED.

MARssHALL.-On Sunday eve ntng, at 0
o CLOCK, oHNNIE l., son OF J. M. and ]ESz
ME IL MARSHALL, aged three years Sn0
four days The remains viii De taken 10
st. Louis for intermant.
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NeW nrlenna MaFkgl.

Ey Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, HeFt ia.
CorroN-Dull, and tending down: mid-
dlfnRs Iso; sales 100 bales; receipts
bales; exports i0j balesi stock 1880 bales.
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New YoFK Gold ana ssecK Eafksr
Nv Tnlarrntnhl Nnu. 49, 81. \.

MoEEv-Eagy az 105 on call.
The bank statement is uufaear.. .IIe.
showing net less Of S200,OJ0 in laraI ra.
serve The increase ln specie and ase eranea
In legal tenders nave excited much .ra.
sion. as the public generally eEpe1lru lHa
exact everBe. The Treasury re- biHHa fnf
cuntoms during the week 5Hl7f nagt HnIH
during the week, paid out f5N B04, coin In-
tereet and sold a million exports were Hi =
8s2.4 .487 Including 7s8,8O to-day. Ina ra-
ceipts from California were heavy nnd ra-
ported al two million, which were .nH
at high rates. Some banks report aiding
currency West. though the eEchH rr -
not generally 10 favor Of such @ moua-
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FRESH BALlIMO aE Oysters,

90 Cez,Ts Per Can
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE.
Between Fifth and sixth Streets,
aug.25-1m JOHN G. ScHWEIzER.
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REAL ESTATE.
y Real Estate Agene7
p Elliott a. son

..wr Opened A REAL EsFAAs
- AGENCY for the sale OF and renting q
L@lev,s I5v.ssns having houses or land TO rent ID
Ii ~ parsons wishing TO purchase u
9ent viii do well by calling on thsnD
fhefr once, on
Third Street, near Locust
Ina El1tott's BIO clk.
fuualI II
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fIERLING-Dul 90 9N9W6i sight l-
Mlc5S.
GUlD-WeRk on the advance OF bonds Iu
Europe, and TIE increase Of spfcie tu t1a
banks; opened 40 1fs closed 40 l8 la
borrowing rates 1854 nat 20 804 per cautI
and for carving 2, a, 3 and = per cent,f
elearHnCtB sa8, ,O0O ,OU0.
lLnNEHLnru .Ia-nuLI nuL firm.
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Are you prostrated by night swea

Are you prostrated by night sweats :?
Are you slowly recovering from the
tortures of prolonged fever?
Are you tormented with gnawing
pains in the region of the stomach,
with indeseribable forebodings. pro-
duced by the fermentation and indi-
gestion of the very food which should
give you life aud health and cheerful
ness?
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AIARRl AGE LIoENsEs.-TEe following are
the mar ri 4ge licenses for the week ending
Sept 10. 1870:
Casper ChIistman and Anna Mang.
James T.. Garrett and NJ arEaret Aikens
Char <ss Clulins aud CornelIa conner.
Charles u. Otto and MOllHe Hentz.
BurcIardL Stephens and Elizabeth HUN
naRel.
Ben McCaIlfster and Cynthia Moore.
John Nelson and M Mary Elizabeth STOCK
wei.
Heur,y G. SclaaIosky and FrEda BoEman.
Chris opher Rupper and Martina =.
Stephenson.
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Important Questions.
Are you feeble and languid?

Do you rise in the morning, unre-
freshed aud devoid of appetite. for
breakfast?
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THE RINK.-Tne assembly on Sat
urday night was as brilliant as usual.
The improvements in the beautiful
and graceful ars of skating by both
ladies and gen tlemen is marked.
Those who vseBt with fear aud tremb-
ling week ago. now glide gracefully
and fearlessly along The coming
carnival is the great subject under
discussion by skaters. Arrangements
are such that some great curiosities
will be exhibited; among other things
a baby elephant and a mammoth ham,
the latter being represented by gen.
tleman whose sweetness of temper
will wa rraut the assurance that the
ham is sugar cured.
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more reesn ly Of the Robert {. Lee,
takes charge of the Office of the Ma
genta, and John Goff. the popular
steward of the City of Evansville,
goes as steward of the Msgenta..-.....
The Evansville arrived from Green
River. at O'Clock last night with a
good trip.........It i generally believed
that the Riversides decline the ehal
I-nge of the Sooner Club" This
is to be regretted. as the community
thereby lose a vast deal Of fun.........
The river is falling steadily at the
rate of seven or eight inches per day.
......Captain John Triplstt arrived
from VIcksburg. by the City of EY
.aDsvllle. yesterday. and is looking re-
markably well......The Armadillo ar
rived at a M. having in tow the
mammoth barge. Red Stocking, the
boat drawing four feet. and the barge
three feet. Both were full of freight.
Manif.sts.
Manifest of the steamer IdIevTiId, from
a L shrader, hhds tobacco. VIM q
Brown g. Co, hnds do; r X Donkerson
bales cotton; Marx Warren q Co, Crates
earLhenWare; Chas Vtele, bale cotton
Weldon Bros, Q bdlE broom straw: Rettz a.
Haney cast wheels: Mrs Willis, box OF
casting; VIM Wagner & Co, bxs peach
es; Chas BabcocE, pkg leather; n K
Wells q 20, riddle.
RssHIPPING.
Trey, Ind.-S bags coffee, bbI sugar.
New Albany-l bag wool, casks OF old
rope, 9 hides, box stove, stove boiler.
LouisvIlle~-2 hhds tobacco, 1 brl ginseng,
| u washstand tools, butter coolers.
Cfnctnnati-98 casks wine, do brandy.
do rum, Kegs wine, Is boxes claret wine,
Is baskets champagne.
Manifest OF steamer City OF Evansville,
from Cairo TO Evansville, September 10:
II Bowtes q Co kegs lequor l package
cigars; J n Terry Is, coo Shingles; Clement
White a Co 900 Shingles; Wm Wagner
& Co barrels peaches; n Hayward ten
brrels scrap iron: Ragon Dicky & Ragon
barrels vinegar; Sonntag a. Co S3 bum
dles handles: H K Wells q Co 10 bundles
Thos Scantlin and Son ! evaporator fun-
neI evaporatOr chimney do legs do
CRATE bars; A Gumberts bales cotton: W
Ford hogsnead5 tobacco tobacco press
pie ces castings; A 4 Shrader hogsneads
tobacco; Conn g. Levy Is head sheep four
head calves.
REsHIPPIEG.
Owensboro-l pump aud tubing one hdd
LoGisviIle-4 barrels apples hoeShead
MSdison-I2 empty ale baxes IL empty
Uincinnati-4 bundles sacks boxes sew
ing machines.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1870.
CITY NE w 8.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.
JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL. COURT.
COL. CHARLES H. BUTTEREIELD.
PRosECUTIsG ATTORNEY.
CAPT. WILLIAM p. HA RGRAVE.
REPRESENTATIVES, LEGIsLATuRE.
WILLIAM HE'LL
hOBERT p. HOOKER.
SHERIFF.
ADOLPH PFAFFLLNs
AUDITOR.
PHILIP DECKER.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM WARREN, JR.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Ist. District-J. ID. FAIR.
ID DistriOL-JA A MES Eh5KINE.
Sd, District SAMUEL BARKER.
CoRoNER-
JOSEPH TURNOCR.
SURVEYOR.
@. b. BATEMAN.
TOWNSHIP TICKETS.
PIGEON TOWNSHIP.
TRUsrEE Col. JOHN r. GRILL.
AssEssoR-C. q. SCHREEDER.
JUSTICES OF PEACE-@ LILLIAN EMERY,
SAMUEL HAVLIN. VALENTINE KRA-
MES.
CoNsrABLEs - SAMUEL DAY, LUX E
GRANT, SOL. GUEDRUM GEORGE l..
UNION TOWNSHIP.
TRusrEE-JAMES WIKI G..
U.TICE-SANFOR RD JENKINS.
CONsTABLEs--SUL LTON STULL AND
JOHN W. CATLET
AssEssoR--G go &c 2 PEVA.
PERRY TOWNSHIP.
TRUsrEE-PHILtP KOCH, JR.
AssEssOR--NIf X ENGELA
CONsTABLEs-FRED. WUNDERLICH
SUPERvIsoR-JOHN BES sEM Err.
GERMAN TOWNSHIP.
TRUsTEE-GEORGE NAAB.
AssFssOR--CHRISTIA AN BETZ.
JUsTIcEs-L. w. SHORT, JOHN FRIED
CaSsrABLEs-FRANK BOWMAN AND
AUGUST BETZ.
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
TRUsrEE-JOHN q. POTTS.
JUsTICE-R. B. ShOET.
CoNsTABLES-WILLIA HlLIY ARD.
GEORGE NEWMAN.
AssEssoR--REUBEN p. MCCUTCHAN.
CENTRE T6WS5HIP.
TRUsTEE-TOHN WHITEHEAD.
AssEssoR-C1. w. INWOOD.
JUsTtCE-T. II. MCGHEE.
CoNsrA b LES-BENJ. YOUNG, HENRY
WOOD.
KNIGHT TOWNSHIP.
TRrsTFE E-ARCHIPPUS KNIGHT.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12

Owensboro-l pump aud tubing one hdd
LouisviIle-4 barrels s apples hogshead
tobacco.
MadisOn-2 empty ale Daxes IL empty
Uincinnati-4 bundles sacks boxes sew
ing machines.