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TUT OGtCT 4LkECT ACSNb8 Gee 41tTG 10ECs
There were no additional arrivals last
night till very late hour........Th Hen
derson and Grandview packets departed
with excellent trips.-.-..-The Kate Putnam
laid here for a consid cradle time. she re-
celved small quantity OF freight.........The
LIE Claire, long over due. had not arrived
at late hour last night......-....The West
Wind was expected about one O'Clock this
morning.........We were pleased 10 meet in
the city, yesterday, Mr.. w. w. Crawford,
of the house Of Brandeis q Crawford, the
great grain dealers of Louisville, who is
spending few daysin our city 1.-THE
Evansville, for Bowling Green with an
immense trip, and the Pine Bluff, for
Grandview, departed -........-..The bal ges OF
the Norman were lowed to Newburg yes
terday by The Dwight Newcomb, to receive
a large amount of freight, and did not re-
turn till late last night. There was a vast
amount of freight lying on the wharf at
dark awaiting their retuTn................-....
Bob McGrew, the famous old l. X. L.,
started for Memphis on the Norman iasE
night, with huge profile bsdstead sign,
made OF iron, and handsomely painted
and grained in oak and walnut, which he
will suspend from Armstrong & Noils new
furniture warehouse in Memphis. Nc. will
return with the Norman, and during his
absence the business will be conducted by
Mr.. Alex. McConnelI.........The little Matte
came down from Greensboro, last night,
bringing the passengers of the Rose HIte,
which boat turned back from French Is
land, Sunday night. On her way down
the Matte took fire. but by the active eff
forts of her c. ew and passengers, was saved
from destruction; afterwards she collided
chance was again preserved.....-...The Nor
mans bs-ges were TeturRed from Newburg
after dar last night when the work of
loading commenced in earnest. She did
not get off until after midnig hit .........-.The
49, Md had no4 arrived at = O'CLOCK
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Clouds Cordial is no beverage.

Clouds Cordial is no beverage.
II IS purely medicinal Invigorant.
1t stimulates, but is not followed by
reaction.
It strengthens, braces and vital
ICES the Drain.
1t purlfies the fluids. and nourishes
healthy secretion.
1t builds up the wasted tissues.
and sends strength to every part of
the enfeebled and Frustrated body.
Tits no NosTRUMI but is Compound
ed upon strict scientific rules. (see
formula
The thousands of bottles which are
being sold every month are the surest
testimony of its great worth.
Call upon your Druggist, and OBJ
tain igratis) the little pamphlet emit
tied Life and Health, and read the
history of this me iicine and its COM
position oct1 1w
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HOi for the Kentucky State Fair as
Henderson, Commencing october
4sh, 1870.
The Evansville & Henderson Trans.
fer Company will run two boats dur
ing the week.
The STEAMER HARTFORD will leave
Evansville daily at a. NJ, and 3 P.
N. Returning will leave Henderson
at 8: 30 A. NJ. and 3: 80 P NJ.
The STEAMER FAYETTE will leave
Evansville daily at $50 A. NJ. aud
II: 80 P. NJ. Returning will leave
Henderson at 10 A. NJ. and 6P.M.
seD30-8t
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. II. L. Morrill,. Su-
perintendent Of the Evansville &
Carmi Railroad. returned to this city
with his family. to become perman-
ent resident with US, an event we are
most happy to chronicle.
Among the gentlemen who were in
the city attending the meeting of the
stockholders of the E. & @. Railroad,
were Gen. Geo. X. Steele, and J. J..
Daniels, of Rockville; j. Ell. and E.
j. o. Boyle, j. FL. Turner, and
Chauneey Rose, of Terre Haute; 7.
and j. w. Wolf. Hon. III. X. Will
son, and S. T. Wolf, of GriswoId; A.
and j. Fl. Simpson, of Vincenes
Joshua Alsop. Col. Stewart, and JAS,
NJ. Parvin, of Carlyle.
Hon. John Landrigan, of Albion,
ILL.,, is in the city with some fine
stock. to be exhibited at the Hender-
son Fair.
W. W. Crawford, F-~ Of the we'll
known house of z -eusis & Craw-
ford, Louisville. is spending several
days in the city.
John Wytsenbach. Esq, editor of
the RockpOrt Republican. spent yes
terdsy in this city, and returned on
the Pine Bluff last night.
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NeR Orlaana Narkef.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.
FLOUR -FIrmer; superdne e. %; double
extra IS; xxx IS E096 90.
CoRS-Lower; white zoe.
OATs-LoWer: st. Louis 5Oa52c.
HAY-Duili prime 81; choice S2j.
PORK F1rmers mess s26G28 rs.
BACON - Firmer: shoulders l4%9i4S<c;
clear rio ~ clear sides l8H, and mans
2lN25c.
LARD-PacEers' tierces l6c; refined l7@
III, and Eeg l842cc.
GoLD-l3Iz.
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Chicago narket.
By TelographI

BY IelCgraphi CHICAGO, Oct. 3.
EXCHANGE- UNCHANGED.
FLoUR-Dull and prices nominal.
WHEAT-Demaud active and prices ad =
vanced Sz9lc; sales at 81 l01i IL for No. 2
Chicago spring; this aflerneon fairly
active al 81 O91z(gI O9L.
CoRH-Actiye and p ices advanced lMG
l1zc; sales at 655zg63c; this afternoon, III
changed.
OATs-Demand active and prices adj
vanced 1401zc: sales a 371za375<c for No. 2.
RYE-kO o. 2 firm at Tic.
BARLEY-Activea and prices advanced "a
4c, with sales at csc for No p
WHISKY-Dui4 but UNCHANGED at SIC in
iron bound cOoperage.
MESS PoRK-DaIl at g25g25 so.
LARD-151zc.
DRY SALTED SHOULDER5-l11zc.
SHORT RIB MIDDLES-141z0I4s<c.
HoGS-DulI and prices dec tned at 5@l0c;
receipts 1875.
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The FAIR AT HENDERSON. Re
member that two boa's ply constantly
between this city and Henderson dur
ing the Fair; that everything posi-
bic has been done for the aocommo3a Ia
ton OF visitors. and that it will be
very extensive and pleasant exhibit
ton.
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s0 T. G. Bridwell 4 Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com-
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. AT a
meeting Of the stockholders Of the e.
& G. Railroad Company. held in the
Court House yesterday afternoon, the
following board of Directors was elect
ed:
Tauder6urgh County.-John In0le,
Jr., John S. Hopkins. Samuel Orr,
and William Baker.
Gibson County Il. S. French.
Knor County-J. w. Maddox.
SEliUan C6upty.-Joshua Alsop,
and III. K. Wilson.
V5go Coanty.-Chauncey Rose. W.
r. McKeen, and James III. Turner.
Parke Couny.-George K. Steele,
and j J. Daniels.
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TIE MARKETS.
Rev YorH GOla and STOCK MaFkei

Eew York cold and STOCK Market.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. 3.
Wall Street is dull. An agreement has
been made between the Chicago a. NoTth-
western, Chicago, Rock Island q Pacific
and Chicago, Burlington q quincy KALI
through and competing business on all
these roads are 10 be added, and after de-
ductIng expenses equally divided between
the three, the several agencies Of the COM
panfes, at the different points In the
country o SECURE freight and passenger
Will be abolished.
MoNEY-Easy at 4e56 per cent.
STERLING Heavy at $685..
GoLD-DulI; opened at ll65z touched
1879; closed al lls3s9li3sz.
Borrowing rates 3-68ghat; clearances
G2Q 900 600.
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Noilce TO DeIIuauents

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, L. V. G.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co..
Sept. z. 1870. sep9-td
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The HoLr INNoCENrs' MlrE.-The

The Holy INNoCENTs' MITE.-The
next gathering Of this interesting and
sociable society will be at the Parish
Rectory, adjacent to the Church,
corner of Ninth and Division Streets,
this evening from seven to ten o'clock.
Only one opinion prevails regarding
them. None that have shared in
these mites but have gone away re-
GREETING the shortness of the evening
and eager to hear when the next would
be called. They are so thoroughly
genial, affable, and sprightly. none
can come a stranger and go as such.
Their object is to promote social
fellowship, aud this they do in a most
pleasing way. It is with pleasure
that we call the attention Of our
readers and the friends Of this Church,
to the gathering to- night, and conf
IDENTITY commend it to their special
favor. All are cordially welcomed.
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Evansville and Charlottesville Rail-
road.
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
/. -. IL 81

SECRETARY's OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept 8. 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders In 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. K. MARTIN,
sepl8.td Secretary.
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Eew YORK DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NE" Aohh' Oet' o
The weather is unpleasant, and trade
Ianoufd. but prices show no material
affrsetfon, Prints are more freely offered
g. m FOR ali leading makes. Brown sheet
ms are held firmly at lac for Indian
Had and Appleton; 1917 for seconds: l2e
tor Augusta; lie for AgaWan r and Great
Fails \; 221& for New York Mills, bIeached
musIins; 2l% for WamEutta; l7c for
Dwight Cam Drics, and lie for Hope.
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P. HEBERER'S STORE,
Corner Ninth Street and Canal:

FIRE NEAR TRoY.-On Wednes-
day last, the portable saw mill of Par
vim & Holloway. was destroyed by
FIRE, near Troy, Indiana. Loss about
$1,7O0. A. p. Mastin's portable saw
mill was also destroyed by fire last
week, in Spencer County.
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POLICE REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER
The following is reoapitulation of
the Police work for the month of
September, as furnished by Captain
JOHN w. GRIFFITH, Chief of Police.
The whole number of arrests were
LAT, and the charges preferred were:
Drunk, %; drunk and disorderly, A;
disorderly, Is; drunk and indecent,
3; fighting, Is; assault and battery,
10; larceny, 5; fast driving, 8; keep
ing house of ill-fame, 1 found in
house of i'll fame, ID; carrying con-
cealed weapons, 2; shooting within
the city limits, 1; hitching horse to a
shade tree, / exhibiting without a
license, l; maintaining a nuisance, 2;
horse thief. l; on suspicion 2; OBJ.
struoting sidewalks, 1; held as wit
nesses, 2.
The nationalities are divided as
follows:
American, 81; German, p; irish.
30; English, 2; Colored. SO; Mexican.
/; Canadian, 1.
And the sexes are reported to be;
White Males, 95; White Females.
ID; Colored Males, %; Colored Fe-
males, Is.
The number of meals furnished
are 563. which at 20 cents each
amount to SIP 60. The committals
are 1877, at 45 cents each, amounting
to SOL 70. make total cost of arrest
ing and OBTAINING these prisoners
STA 70, Ten OF the above were ar
rested on warrants, and there were
rausi1t1r In prisoR on the Ter Of De-
E1ber four Wa.te men and ooe col
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LOCAL NOTICES.
PostOmce Notice.

REQUEST ENvELoPEs.-Notice is
hereby given, that the Postofice De-
partment IS now prepared to fill all
orders to merchants and others for
stamped envelopes of the new style
and quality. with the business card
printed thereon. at rates materially
reduced. Price lists can be seen at
the Cashiers Office.
oc4 3. JOIN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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Memphis Market.


BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Oct. 3.
CoTToE -Flrmer; hell at I4Izc; recei pts
], 1876 bales.
FLoUR-Steady; superfne ga 1895.
CORN MEAL-Duili s. 75.
CORN 75d7Sc.
OATs-43a49c.
HAY-S20N2Z.
BRAN SIS 80.
LARD-I7GlS.
PORK-S25.
BACoE-shouIders AZ; sides ls1z.
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RT Col. John Rheinlander has re-
moved his Tobacco Store to No. 5
North Water Street. He has enlarged
his stock and is prepared to fill orders
in his line Of business, at short notice.
Those in need of Domestic and Span
ish Leaf Tobacco, will find that his
store is the place TO get it. sep30-1w
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Wanted-O0aI Diggere

Ten or fifteen good men can get
steady employment. by applying to In
gIeside Mines, or at the Office, No. 2
Main Street. Men of families, de-
string to locate, preferred. oe.4 1w
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Carpenter vas Aued $40 20, by e jury.
for provoking Glenn.
Martin Kaiser was fued s. 10 for
an assault and battery upon John
Seegrist.
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Five cottages for Sale OheaD.

| 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 IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. II Third Street.
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REMOVAL james Ashby has re-
moved his saloon from No, 2 South
Water Street to Locust Street,
between Water and First Streets, OPP
posi.e the Post Office, where he Will
be pleased 10 see his friends. The
finest cigars kept constantly on hand.
ncIA If
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The +" EmperOr's PIP"

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store. but everything else
usually kept in a first class Drug
Store may be found there 10 abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Sec bud.
Aug. 18-eod-tf
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Buy your School Books AND School
Stationery of Fish l. Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from % to 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand. aud will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. sept14-tf
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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.
aug31 IF
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Writing INKS.

Carriers Ink,
Arnold's Ink,
Stephens Ink,
French Copying Ink,
Purple Writing Ink,
And the very best quality of CAR
MINE INK,
For sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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European Markets.
By telegraph

By Telegraph LoEDoN, Oct. 3.
CousoIs, 821z@02I. Bonds quiet; United
STATES coupons OF 1862, 92t6 40. 1865 895<;
do 1867. So; do. 10 40s, S54. Stocks quiet
Trvrp POOL. oct. J.-C1tton hrrner; up-
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Tndiana State Fair, At Indianapolis,
0Cs Sd 20 Sth.

The e & @. e. r. Co, will sell ex :
cursion tickets to above Fair, on
Monday. Tuesday aud Wednesday, by
both trains. Return tickets good till
s1---E-r ~ 50 ,T.r--
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E5- Young men can enter night
classes at the Evansville Commercial
COLLEGE, any evening. oct4 It
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Hiram Nelson sells on Locust
Street this morning at o'clock, a
neF cart, a cart harness. one wagon.
two marble top counters, drawers, and
shelving for store. oct4 1t
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o. M. MoMAN says that Messrs.
Niblaek and Jones impression that
he is a eolored Democrat Is a mis-
tax one Ha il not one of chose
low down creatures ths judge n0ke
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COUNCHa. PksOOEEDINGs.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, EVANSVILLE,
The Council met i n regular session
Present-Nessrs Files, Van Rfper, MuhI-
2usen, Richardt, Kerth and Doughty.
Mr. Van Ripper in the chair
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION

The following named gentlemen are appointed
Delegates and Alternates to the Senatorial Dem
ocratic Conservative Convention to be holden at
Moorcfcid, Hardy county, on Wednesday, the
2Oth day of the present month
ROMNEY TOWNSHIP.
Deleqatcs-David Gibson, John T Vance and
David I. Parsons. AHernates--C. w Pattie +
b. Sheeiz and Charles VI. Taylor.
-Delegdtes-Dr John w. Moore
samuel McGlathery and John Thompson. AHer-
n,Vss-A. 4. Kirk, Franklin Ewers and Hamp-
ton stump.
GoRE- Delcgotes-Jacob Stump, Charles n. Hi
EFT and George Milleson, Jr. 1uernates-John
Patterson, William Hass and Asa Hictt.
Deiegdics--O. f. Hieronimus. L
W. ueiskcll and John w Mellon 1uernates
Z. lliett Of. Co. Jos. Lynch and j. a Smith
CAPoN- DeicgdtcS-JOhn Monroe Sam'l Coon
err and John j. SaIlyards. AAynates-Alfred
Brill, George Spaid and David Pugh.
SHERMAN ,iegateS-Alfr fired II Pownall Jas
c. Poland and James w. Albin. AHcrRafes-
Hamilton Stuckcy, Dr. A b. Hayden and Sam
uel :. Ruckman.
And any Conservative gentlemen from Hamp-
sure who may he present at such Convention
VIII act As delegates The object of the Con-
vcntlon is to select a candidate for the State Sen
ate IN our District, 10 succeed Hon Henry G.
Davis, whose term expires BY order of
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Romncy, July 8 1870
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ST ATE SENATOR.

Inc conservative Senatorial Conveniion beiro,
appointed for wednesday, 10th July. instant. at
Nooreheid, II is well to consider In advance the
ehgiolhty OF gentlemen for that important posi-
non, since II must be remembered that the com
ing fall election involves struggle not only for
'he state Offices but for the State Legislature
we want the Executive and State officers un-
uouo'ediy' but we want equally the Legislature,
Tor there the question of repeating Objectionable
ana iihoeral laws alone be tried success fully
WIN this In view, it is proper to call attention
TO the past, meritorious services of our Senator
HENRY q. DAVIS, as the available and desirable
nominee Tor the State Senate. During his late
term, the activity, zeal and fidelity with which
MT. DAVIS has maintained the liberal views of the
conservative party and laboured for all local in
~rcsts OF his constituency cannot be overlooked
or forgotten. He has worked with that ndefati-
gable energy which characterizes the man for ev-
cry measure that we thought would promote the
advancement of the State or the interest and well
fare of his District Just here il is well to saw.
nereT go back on your friends, and add that there
Is no man In our party whose nomination has
such sure prestige for success as that of our late
Senator, Henry G.. Davis, which, under present
circumstances, should be by acclamationl No
man in our party ought to permit his name
TO be used as q competitor for the Senatorship.
CONSTITUENTS
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IMPORTANT TO LANDOWNERS On the
Sd day of March, 1870, the Legislature of
West Virginia passed can act to grant re-
lief to persons aggrievcd by the assessment
Of lands and lots" by the first section of
this act, observes the Charleston Courier,
all applications for redress against erroneous
assessments, made to the Board of Super.
visors within six months after tie 22d day
Of December, lSG8as well as ell orders of
the Board Of Supervisors made upon such
application, were declared "galid and effect
ual." Prior to the enactment of the act in
question, the then existing law had been so
construed as to deny the right ofapplication
after tic expiration ofs= months from Feb
ruary Dist, 1866 The first section of the
act Of March 81, 1870 therefore changes this
construction and makes valid all app lica =
tions made within the six months succeed ing
December 22l, 1868
"Ihc second section OF this act, 10 meet
the cases of all acgricvcd landowners who
had not made application for correction Of
assessment prior 10 It's passage, provides
that application may be made and redress
granted by the Board Of Supervisors with
IA six months from March Sd, 1870. This
Limit will be reached September 3D., 1870.
All persons asgricvoi by erroneous assess
mont Of real estate, who have not yet appi-
Cd for redress, should therefore make spec
dy application. Within little more than
two months the time allowed them will have
czPircd."