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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-29
Cincinnati Markef


BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, Oct. %
CorroN-Dun and prices dropping; mid
FLoUR%Quiet and'weak; family IS 75
96 90.
WHEAT-Quiet and weak ct 81 I0aI r.
CoRN-@carce and firm; new 53d55c; old
63665c.
RYE-Dull and shade lower; sales at
76d7Sc.
OATs Quiet aad weak rejected sSsS8c;
graded 5ig60c.
BARLEY1Quiet and unchanged; fall
81 10
CoFFEE-Dun and prices dropping.
SUGAR-Dsmand fair and market fTm.
LINsEED OIL-Quiet and weak at SOC.
LARD OIL Quiet and weak at 81 log
EGGs-searce and firm at Csc.
BUTrE2-Dull and prices dropping at
33G36c.
SEEDs-Unehanged clover SO 2599 75;
timothy 81 75; fax 81 70.
PoRK-Quiet and weak at 926 o.
DARD-Only a limited jobbing demand
at l6c for old, and I41zc for new Eteam.
BACoN-Only linn tied jObbing demand (;
stock very light: Gear sides sold at zoe.
But few hhds in the market.
HoGs-Dull and prices nominal; weather
bad; shippers paying 79715c; sales $1,000
IN pens.
GREES MEATS Dull and prices nominal ;
no demand for the future, owing to a be-
lief that prices will be lower.
ToBACCO-Scarce and firm.
WHISKT-Dull, and the mark ct unsettled
at S3GS4c.
market; sales at s2 00g3 co per barrel.
GOLD-lll%-
ENCHANGE-Par.
MONEY Market easy.
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BY Teleerapn.r ST. LOUIS. Oct.

BY Telegrapn.I ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.
CoTToN-Unchanged
ELOUR-Quiet: super6ne winter 81 100
4 25; extra s4 4094 65; double extra IS COG
3 Is.
interchangeable and easier; No. 2 red
winter 81 25: sample lots 81 2091 %.
CORN Higher and wanted; mixed 6Oc
white 65tG70c.
OATs-Demand fair aud prices advanced
to 42g44c for mixed.
BARLEY-DemRnd light but holders firm
at S5GSl %.
RYE-Firm but dull at 70472c.
WHISKY-Odered at SIC with no buyers.
Observation-Disclosures.
HEMP-S2oO@z25 for undreszed.
BAGGING-201zQ30c
Provisions Firm and unchanged
PORK S25925 so; bulk shoulders 13c; clear
rib l6c; clear sides l7c; bacon shoulders
IN Gle ~ rios l5s: cisac +t les BE.
LARD -l6e for uerce; l71z for keg.
CATTLE-Firm at 5a61S-
HoGs-DuIl at S6 5097 25; receipts for the
past day very large.
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WAR in EUROPEI
ENGLAND.

LoSD,N. October ZS. - Recent arrivals
from the West Coast Of Africa announce
that the French frtgate VHlepent c. ptureo
Island on the ~ b OF Septem Der. The
prszs had seven hundred barrels Of gum
powder aboard.
LoNDoN. oct. q The Times doubts II
England should not, Ike America, aban-
7 don scrupulous neutrality, and afford suD-
plies to both belligerelts.
j LONDON, Oct. 2S.-At Orleans, the Prus-
{ an bands play every evening, bat the in-
habitants remain closely housed. The
shops are all closed and the women sp-
pear in mourning.
] LONDON. Oct. 2S-Ths capltulation of
Metz was not signed until Thursday night.
The ei sill be accepted hy the Germans
The whole number Of prisoners now rep
resented IS 173O Ou0 inc aiding three Marsnals
one hundred guns were fred in Berlin
Yesterday in honor OF the event.
"A dispatch to the London Times from
Berlin intimates that the French had re-
| facfed ,he German terms of armistfce, but
| thinks the fall of Metz will lead them to
! reconsider their determination.
Lord Lyon, the British Minister to
France is preparing to leave Tours. He
has sens Engaged e the drst Il DOR ofthe Hotel De.
Faix IN Bordeaux.
[Herald's Special.l
LorpoN, Oct. % -AdvIees from Boulon
state that the capitolation of Baz zine vita
the army at Metz Is In conformity with
the understanding arrived at with the
King OF Prussia.
LONDON, October 2S-Heavy rifle firing
was heard today near Paris, The sound
coming from the deienses between La
velette and the Moselle.
Dispatches from Tours report that MI
cheiI has been appointed to succeed Cam
brieI in command of the Eastern Depart
ment.
The people of AmIens have displayed
intense aIdOr in the defense of that city.
LONDON, October 2S.--It is certain that
the Italian Parliament Will be dissolved
and new Ministry formed
LONDON, October 25.-The news of the
surrender Cf Me z, with the army of Ba-
zaine, numbering $1,000 combaLants; of
all the arms, and between 5000 and 20,C00
disabled troops, IS confirmed to-day.
Negotiations ara now going on at Ver-
saIlles for an armistice. These negOtia-
tions, in their original basis, involve no
loss OF territory whatever. It is evident
that the Interview between Theirs and
Gen. Trochu will decide the fate of the ne
gotiations OF the armistice.
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FRANCE.

Tours, October 28-The Government
continues to withhold the news OF the op-
erations on the Loire. All that is known is
that vast bodies of troops have been ma
neuverIng tor some days, and that great
battles are imminent near LIE Meause and
Orleans. Nothing official has been re-
CelVed from Paris to-day, buL tt is private
ly reported that several successful sorties
have recently been made.
The officiaI report of the capitulation of
Schlestadl has been received by the Min
lister of the Interior.
Advices from Besancon2 show that sue.
cessful resistance has been offered to the
German Invaders Of the eastern prov
inces.
ThieTs started for Paris to-day.
Tours. October ga Protestant Pastor
of Geneva, native of the United States,
who has accompanied d an ambulance train
since the beginning of the war, is now at
Tours. he gives q narrowing recital of
the brutal conduct of the Prussian soldiers
towards the defenseless country people
He says he has seen them wontonly de-
stroytng farming utensils, and take away
the men and compel them to labor as la
borers. He intends to address through
the press, a letter to the kind people OF
Germany, giving the details of these acts.
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sew Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. g.
FLoUR-Firm; superfne IS co. Xxx s. Isl:
xxx S6 co.
CoRN-Firm; mixed s08sSc; white 50
990e
OATS-5Sc.
BRAN-Ell0.
HAY-Firmer at 625; choice S29.
Pof K-Ftrmer at 265z9Z71zc, as in weight.
BAC0N-Firmer at b151z9l91SG205z92Ic.
HAMS-Sugar-cured ed Z15s923c.
LARD-Tierce 165<al714c; keg 1s5<920c-
SUGAR-Firmer: prime I25zc
MOL AssES-Prime 74G76c.
WHIsKY-90g90Izc.
CoFFEE-Prtme lT1z8I7Hc.
CorToN-Active and higher; sales $50
bales; good ordinary l41Sg14szc: low mid
ding I51S9l53sc; middling 15He; receipts
g. 26I bales; weeks sales q, SO bales; re-
celp.s-net, 2 OH bales: gross q 4l6 bales
exports TO Liverpool 1876 bales; to Ere
men 2 LAG bales; to SisaI % bales; to New
York 2,9U2 bales; stock 6S. .S45 bales.
STERLING-2l1z92i31; sight, par.
GoLD-llIH.
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Rev York Dry Goods Market.
>, ry-----4. NV Xor,zr Cat 9

The market is quiet aud cotton goods
are depressed The folio wing are the most
Important changes reported to-day; Con-
estoga premium yard-wide ticks, have
26c To 24c: extra IA do from 2Sc 10 25c; do
do y 40 from &c to 2Ic; Gold Medal do
fron 2ie to 2Ic; do q I from 2lc 70 lSe; do G
lie; white tick linseys, from &c 10 lvc; do
Black Rock do, from 90 TO 1Sc; Chame>
Icons do, from 2lc to 2lc; Rob Roy DO from
l5c to I4c Hamilton stout Canton fiannels
are Ic lower. down to l7c, while AmoSkeag
A do are off &c, from &c to zoe. Brown
drills and bleached shee1ngs ana shlrt-
ings are generally inert and depressed; ;
Pepperell IA brown shsettngs are down 10
25c; do s 4 do. z71sc; do 81 10, So; do lO-4
do size; do IL q do 42Jzc from soc, being a
decline of T1zc; PocaSset Canoe is reduced
20 1212c; Newm srket. &c to l0c; LaWTe eoce
K, lO1se, and Golden Ridge, 91sc.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIa, Oct. 2S. The Correspondence
says tho health OF the Emperor Napoleon
requires milder climate. IL is possible
that early next month he may change
WilhelmshOhe for Elba.
BERLIN, October 23.-The ARzcigeY says
that Germa In regaining Metz, has the
strongest point on the line of the Moselle,
and must keep IL.
BERLIN, Oct, 2S.-King William has COM
municated to General Won FaIkenstein
his desire for the renoval of all obstacles
In the way of independent voting, and
forbids the enforce ment of penalties for
holding public N eeJtngs. He also orders
Falke istein to release the prisoners all
ready arrested for violating such laws.
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DAaAY sepsTRN AZ
sATU8DlT. 00lOasR 20. lS70.
0O.DEs9a3 TkLEGNAas.

SATURDAY. October %.
Small pox RACES IN Oregon.
john Bright Is coavaIeScent.
Gold closed in New York. yesterday,
as Ills4.
The steamer Russi has arrived at Lor.
/ don.
.Centreviie, Idaho. was burned, on the
Dickinson Hall, Princeton College, N.
J.. was formally Dedicated on THURSDAY.
A dispatch from one of her officers an
nounce the arrival OF the Shenandoah at
Lisbon.
l Sir Charles Bright arrived at Panama on
the British steamship Nesea, on the 10th of
October.
L L aathori;atiysly ann snlonnesd that
mile race in Baltimore to-day.
The nineteen counties composing West
Tennessee, have a population OF 367 SOP
against 30i,Sll In 1850.
The Mutuals. of New York, beat the
Athletics, OF Philadelphia, at New York
yesterday, at base ball, by score of TO f..
The Young Democracy of New York,
have repudiated their nomination of Fer
nando Wood, and now support General
Htllyer.
The steamer Dacia arrived at Panama
on the 18Th. A reception wlll be given at
AEninWREl. TO be 1OsAOWGd a banquet
and bail al Panama. The expedition viii
sail about the 10Th Inst.
Richard w. Aiken was arrested at
Poughkeepsie, New York, yesterday, on a
charge of defaulting Chas. A. Metgs and
Chas H. Meigs, of New York, of SIS coo. 1 n
default of $4,000 ball ne was sent to jail.
The stockholders of the Memphis.
Clarksville & Louisville Railroad have ap-
piled for an Injunction 80 prevent the sale
OF the road. similar applications are
M ada in tha of I<lnfnnEu roads
The work Of naturalization in New
York closed yesterday. The Common
Pleas Court has maoe seven hundred citi-
zens since the LIST of OCTOBER, and the Su-
perior Court has made two hundred per
day for the past few days.
The railroad boarding house, at Bis
marx, on the Iron Mount ain Railroad, was
burned yesterday morning. The keeper
of the house was burned to death, and
two other men were badly Injured The
other inmates escaped with difficulty
Judge Tappan, of the Kings County, N.
Y. Supreme Court. yesterday decided in a
case involving s120. 900, that marriage is
perfectly legal, II the parties promised to
live together as husband and wife, and q
child born before the marriage ceremony
is performed is legitimateiy the legal heir.
A car broke loose from q train on the
Chesapeake q Ohio Railroad, on Thurs
day, near the scene of the terrible disas-
ter of last August, breaking down the
trestIe work and pTecipitating the car
down an emban kment eighty feet high,
killing two men, woundtng two, and
sm ashing the car to atoms.
Partial returns from West Virginia indi-
cate the election of Davis for Congress in
the First District, over Goff. Ohio County
increases her Dem ocratic majority ass,
although the Republicans elected their
Sheriff and the Clerk of the Court.
The Democrats gain several members of
the Legislature, and claim the control of
the next General Assembly. The Kanaw-
ha region is not yet heard from, but the
Republicans confess a reduction of their
mejority of 1858.
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European ksrkets.

By Telegraphsl LONDON Oct. ZS.
Consols 9!1z. Bonds quiet; u. 3. Coupons
'62s 50, '65s SSz STOCKS dull. Erie 1877, iii =
nOis Central ll01z; Great Western %.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2S.-COtton, sales for the
week $1,000 bales; exports $4,000 bales f;
spectators 5000 bales; receipts 81, 700 bales
American q eco bales; stock on hand
500 900 bales; American 5000 bales; afuOat
2O0,0O0 baiesi American 63,U00 bales; marB eft
flrmer. sales to-day u ,O0O bales; upiauds
sgd; Orleans S1s99d; Manchester advlces
days 2O,00O quarters; 1850 American
California wheat old lis; red west
ern 9s Id; new Michigan 0s 9dGI0s Cd
2s I0d; Pork 1071z; Beef IlI1S: Lard o.;
Cheese 60; Cumberland middles 521z
short ribbed mtddles s.: ref1ued petrO
lieum 1Sd: Turpent1ne 23i.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 2S.-3ond 955S.
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Chicago Market.
By TelearaphI

BY Teiegraphl CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
EXCHANGE ncharged.
FIoUR-Duu and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and prices declined d2ISo (:
sales at 97c for No. cash.
CoRN-No. 2quiet at 52s4 49535s.
OATs-No. firmeT and 10 higher; safes
at 3IISG3l15.
RYE-No. quiet at CSC.
BARLEY-NO. 2. firmers sales at Sc.
HTGHWINE ES-Duil at 64c in iron.
PoRK-Nore active at S24 50g24 rs cash I;
sol At sellers option IN january $50 50 at
seIler's option Ia December.
I,ARD-I41S for new cash; l24 at seller 3
onion in Dscenbsr; l2c at sellers option
HoGs-Unchanged at 81 I21z97 50.
CATTLE-More active at S1a9654i receipts
of hogs aud cattle very large.
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CONSERVATION OF Music. Messrs.
j. r. Bukowitz and Charles L. War
rem will open their new Music School
on Tuesday. November 1st, at Phil
harmonic Hall. For term, etc, see
circular. or call on Dir. Charles War
rem, at Warren & Conyngton's music
store, or inquire of Mr.. Bukowiiz.
oct27td
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LOCAL NOTICES.
ECONOMY Is Wealth.

And good coffee is a great luxury
when we'll made; therefore try
one of the National Coffee Pots. You
will save one-third the amount of cof
fee used in the old way, and will have
a better favored coffee than can be
made by any other coffee pot In the
world.
2. l.. Geissler & Co, Jewellers. are
the sole agents for this city. Cali and
examine them. oc29-1t
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THE MARKETS.
Sew York Geld and stock Earket,

sew York Geld and Stock KAEket.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct Is.
Speculatfve feeling in Wall Street is
tame, and the markets generally without
any marked features.
MoNEY-Very easy throughout the day
at to per cent, and before the close of
bank hours, loans were made at 4 per
cent. Foreign exchange weaker on ac-
LuaI business 1894 per cent. The Assistant
| Treasurer to-day disbursed S550CT3, on ac-
count November interest, making a total,
thus far. of s2,670,7t6. Ihe China, this az
fernoon, brings q large amount of coupons.
CfoID- Market dull out steady opened at
| l 49, and closed at 1891 1tsz. Bor-
rowing rates fiat@1s; clearanceS SIS, ,00O, COO
l NTS-tlTOl.
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Louisville MarEet.

By TeIegraph.l LOUIsvILLE, Oct. Is.
ToBACco Sales 80 hhds at S5g6 for FROST
ed lugs; s6 25si6 % for common TO good
leaf.
BAGGNG-Smalls sales hemp at 29c; fax
29%c.
CoTroS-Flrm at Il5< for mIddltng.
FLOUR-Steady extra family So so.
GRAIN-Quiet and unchanged.
PROvIsToNS - O. uiet and nominal.
WRISKY-S3G5Ic.
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CHICAGO, October IS. A special from
YanRtOn, TO the Tribune, says the returns
from two precincts in Red River County
render the election OF Armstrong, Demo-
crRt, Delegate TO Congress, by aboat l5O
majority. Two Republican candidates
were run, BurIeigh and Sphinx, and the
vote was nearly equally divided between
them. Burleigh announces his intention
to contest the election, on account OF IL
legal votes up Red River.
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SiemphIs Market,
BY Telegrar

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Oct. q.
CoTToN-Firmer at 151S: receipts l2,7C
bales for week: exports 10,4l0 bales 70
week; receipts 2,5S5 bales; exports, 1,4S
bales.
FLoUR-Unckanged.
CoRN-07c.
OATS-4Sc.
HAY-S22G2S.
BRAN-S22.
LAkD-I7G1S%.
PORK-SZ7 90.
BACoN-shouIders, I51S; sides EO1ze.
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SPAIN

MADRID, October 25.-The early resigna-
tiOn OF Senior Rlvero, as President OF the
COrtes, is announced.
senior MOret will introduce into the
Cortes, early the coming season, q III TO
consolidate the Cuban debt.
MADRID, October p. via Tours, October
2S-lJi Is reported that the great powers
have returne an answer favorable 10 the
candidature OF the Duke of Aosta.
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Five Cottages for Sale Cheap.

I have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore aad
Vine; also a one.stoTy 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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Ask YOnr Druggist for

Lilly & Co.'S Elixir Calisaya and
Iron, a sure preventive against
Fever and Ague. and all malarious
diseases. oei27. eod2w
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Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that special
election will be held at the usual
places Of holding elections in the city
Of Evansville. on the 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1870, for the purpose
of electing a Mayor of said city. TO
fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of the late Mayor, Hon. Will
liam H.Walker.
By order of the Council.
VIM. HELDER, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Oct. %, 1870.
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Holm TohlIi's sale.

Reoollect that the sale Of all the
Personal Property of John Tohill,
deceased, will take place on Tuesday
next. Those wanting to buy the
standing corn will have chancs to
examine it before the sale.
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The Three Great TOnies,
Cdlisayd, Iron, Phosphorus, all COM
bined in Lilly & Co.'s Elixir Calisaya
and Iron. oct27 eod2w
PERMANENTLY LOCATED. - DR..
Bort, founder of the St. Louis Eye,
Ear and Lung Institute, lately of Lou
isville, aud who is so generally known
for his successful treatment of Deaf
ness, DISCHARGES and Noises from the
Ear aud Head, Blindness from Csta-
ract, Films, Dots, Opatics, Sore aud
Inhamed Eyes; Diseases Of the Throat,
Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach and
Bowels; Scrofula and ell Diseases of
the Blood. Syphilis, &C., has now per-
mauently located in this city. Office
and Rooms at Mrs. Sansom's, on Third
Street, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, west side, where he can be
consulted for the successful treatment
of all curable cases of the above dis
eases, as his success during his pre-
vious visit to this city six years ago
will fully testify. Hundreds, yea
thousands, are now living who are en-
joying perfect immunity from any
disease, who ascribe the praise. as it
were, to Dr. Bort and his Scientific
Treatment. Those afflicted should
lose no time in consulting DIR. Bort,
Office hours from s AN. till 8 Pm.
1Wd&w
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 IF
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Lilly q Co.'S

Elixir Calisaya and Iron is an agree
able and general tonic. in GONZALES
oence from disease in children and
in feeble persons. oct27eod2w
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% just opened large lot Lace
Collars for fifty cents and one dollar,
ct the Dollar Store.
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IRELAND

LIMERICK, Oct. S.-The co rporatiOa h ave
united IN a protest against the Ita Ian in
corporation OF the P4pal states.
QUEENsTowN, Got. 2S.-The steamship
Holland, from New ork, arrived here to-
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Lilly COss

Elixir Calisaya and Iron is accepta.
bic to the most delicate stomach.
oet27eod2R
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ga Hollands gold pens are the
best and cheapest - aCdrranted - at
Fish & Barriers. oct28tf
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2S.-The Emperor
has removed certain anti GF5rman Gov
ernors Ia the provinces.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In Lr Q
Fost-OLlce at Evansville, state OF Indians
on the 28t day of October le70
PERSONS calling for any OF these letters
will please say Advertised. ;" Rfvfup fsfe
a u
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R~ \ fine assortment of Gloves
and Underwear at the Dollar Store
rer.u cheQD.
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guDpeP,

The ladies of St. Paurs Church
will give a supper IN the room for
merly occupied by M. Lyon, Opera
House Building, November Sd and
4.h. oct22 tt
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lie ThTee Great TonICs.

Rg New Goods daily at the Dol
lar Store.
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~ T. @. Briawen & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
fall stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
Eress and Rookbridge Aim Waters.
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sale OF Forfeited Oigars.

Sale OF Forfeited Cigars.
RIOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ on MONDAY. NOVEMBER = $50
At 10 O'Clock An. will sell at public auc-
ton at my omce, corner of Main and
Inlfd streets, Evansville, Indiana, eleven
(ll) boxes of Cigars, seized as the property
of Smith & Horst, and eighty (SO) boxes of
Cigars seized as the property of William
Koenig. JAMES O. VFATCH
COLT OF Int. Rev. lst Dist. of Indiana.
oct27-3td
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Lilly & Co.'s

Elixir Calisaya and Iron Is highly
recommended by the Medical Profes
sion. oet27eod2W
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LeReIrY.

b0- Get one ofthose Dollar Clocks
at the Dollar Store.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-29

Cdhsayd, Iron, Phosphorus, all COM
bined in Lilly & Co.'s Elixir Calisaya
and Iron. oct27 eod2w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-23

The relgonists Of the future, as they term
themselves, have gone to the Apollo Hall, having
abandoned the Everett Rooms In consequence Of
the urgent solicitations of tile Grnnde Dnche--e Club
These nsthetic people have keen oye to busine ss
The doorkocper demands ten cents from every yis-
or. two boys each side hand out cards OF famous
clairvoyans, md two misses dispense rival spiritual
stic journals, from Boston, the other publish
by a Chicago advonturer IN New York. The oil itor
OF the latter sits mp the speakers PLATFORM and
when the show Ia out goes around making introduc-
tons and securing subscribers for his weekly. The
speaker Is Miss Nelly Brigham, spare in face ,n.
Eular In figure dressed plainly in blnck and wearing
handsome jcwelry. Her rostrum IL preltiy adorned
with sweet smelling flowers, and on her lou Ia 4
meludeon, which youthful brother touches with
skill. She closes her eyes while speaking, but
makes no pretence to being trance medium.