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PRUssIA.

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The North German
Gazette to-day says: Before the capituIR-
lation of Metz, Bszaine ordered his mon
not to destroy or throw away their arms
and accountre nentE. because If they were
surrendered to the Prusslans they would
hATestorSd at the close OF the war along
4l all oTtresses, etc. This the Gazette,
NC nl-onclaI organ pronounceE decEp-
o. and unWarranted statement.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The Guards National
and Mobile. at BeseneOn. refuse to fgh 1
under Gar1baldi, thus disoTganizing the
Efanc-t1reuS at Dale and DiJ0n. When
schieSta adC surrendered, the soldiers plun-
oered shops and stores and set the place
on nre. tommandant Reinach was first TO
leave the town, under an escort of Prus-
sian oancsfs, VINO came to complete the
surrender,
Three Piussian b2ttalions were sent to
lRke possession OF the powder magazine
DsIore the document could be ratified.
Frankfort bankers offer TO advance mon
ey TO French towns to enable them TO
bear war burdens. The negotiations are
countenanced by the Prussian govern
ment.
The text of GranviIle's proposal to Prus-
Sia are published. He deplOres the con-
unuRnce OF the war, and calls attention 20
the present state of affairs and the miser-
les IL has entailed. He admits the reduc-
tton of Paris to be authorized by war
uSages, and urges an armistice, enabling
the eonvOcatiOn of the Constituent AS
sembly and the establishment of peace,
and Delieves that representation to France
would not be without effect.
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Hon. FL. S. FOOTBALL who are
anticipating the pleasure of hearing
this distinguished speaker on Tues
day evening of next week, will be
gratified to learn that he is now in
our city. He arrived on the Pales-
tine last evening, and is stopping at
the Sherwood House. He seems TO
be in good health and fine spirits,
and though several days in advance
of his engagement here. he kindly
promises foreman over and lecture
on the evening of the Ssh inst AS
Governor Foot will be il our city for
several days, our people viii have the
opportunity of becoming acquainted
with one whose life forms no incon-
siderable part in the history of our
| cOnntrY.
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Physical Regulation.

The causes of diseases often lie beyond
our sight. and we learn their nature only
by the symptoms. Thus we nnd out our
physical depraVity. It may spring from
torpid liver, or inactive kidneys, or n dig
ordered stomach, or impure blood. Now
MI5HLER'S HERB BITTER3 IL a stand
ard remedy for working out m oTbific mat
ter and purifying the blood and seoretions;
for inTtgorRting the stomach; forcing with
healthy action the liver and spleen heal
ing and strengthening the Kidneys: im-
parting elasticity TO the muscles and a
calm force 70 the nervous system. The de.
biiitated and enfeebied of Doth sexes and
satisfactory stomachie and alternative
BttteEs IN use, and uRder its Yltalizlng
operation, perfect health and splendid
splits are insured. Sold everywhere.
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SHERTFF'S SALES.
ShArifTa Rala-Nn 3

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- Issued ont OF the onIce Of lie
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas M
Yanderburgh County, Indiana, in favor Of
morgan, Read Il Co., ana against William
NJ Lakln, Will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1870
BeLWeen the nours OF 10 O'Clock Am. and 4
O'Clock P1r Of said day. at the door of the
court House, IN the City OF Evansville,
Lhdlana, offer for sale, at Public Auction
tne @ 1senIs ana Profits for the term of seven
yeaIs Of the lessehoid interest in the fol-
rowing described Real Estate to-wft.
a part OF the tract or part Of ground n
tle E4hiefn Enlargement of the City OF
hVansyllle, known as the Evans Home
steeds being thirty feet on Main Street
anu commencing at point seyenfv-five
tlol Ieet from the corner (prOpel1 on Fifth
street. ana running thence towards Sixth
street along Main Street thirty (3O) feet
and running back from Main Street a dis
lance OF one hundred and forty-four fI4i)
ieet 20 a alley In the rear, together with
al the privileges and appurtenances there.
unto belonging.
And should said Rents and Profits not
sell for sum sufficient 10 satisfy said Writ
and Costs, will, at the same time and
place, offer for sale all the interest of de-
PENDANT IN said premises. No relief.
a. PFAFFLIN, Sheriff V. @.
BENB1 & kUALER, Atl'ys for PIL'h.
nOv2-td
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WASHINGTON, November 4.-Mr.
Young. Chief OF the Bureau of Statis-
tics, has been ordered by the Secre-
taTy of the Treasury to attend q
Convention OF the Governors of the
different States, on the subject of i'm /.
migration.
The Mexican Government cordially
assents to the survey OF Tehauntepec
for ship canal purpose.
The following named unassigned
officers have been relieved from duty
as Superintendents of Indian Affairs :
Colonel ID. Floyd Jones, Idabo Terri
tory; Major Henry Douglass. Nevada ;
Major w. Clinton, New Mexico; Cap
tain j K. Tourtellotte, Utah.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. November 4.-GenerAI Prlm
Yesterday had long conference with the
yJSs,,1 hers of the Cortes on the subject OF
.I1e - ear elfdature of the Duke OF AosEa. AZ
~. an interchange of views, he said that
~ ~ ss5Tn1,ld present the name of tue Duke OF
nnsSontnensfar to the consideration OF the
Tortes' General Grontereras suggested
eee name of EEDarterO, and supported the
sLeS,,-sstfon sLe ia q long speech. He said he
o1SS,iIld mot understand why foreign candl-
Sefa vas proposed, when there was plenty
~ GOOD material in their own country.
~ 9LSoc So A1nst affirmed boldly that he
S3,c1,ia MOI support any foreign candidate.
nSgers opinIons were expressed by tha
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sheIiR's Sale-NO. 5

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- sale issued ont Of the once of the
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF
VandeTburgh County. Indiana. in favor
OF krR RrlsaI1s and John- -I305 eafsyA yAQqla lala
VIII, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1870,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock AM. and
o'clock y. n. OF said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Evansville
Indiana, offer for sale, at Public Auction,
the Rents and Profits for the term OF seven
years of the fOIlowing described Real Es-
tate, to-wit: Lot NO. Twenty-three l23l, in
Block Ten (i0l, In the Eastern Eularge-
meut OF the City OF Evansville, Wander
burlsh County, Ind.
And should said Rents ard Profits not
sell foS snm sufficient TO satisfy said Writ
a III Costs, will, at the same time and
place, offer for sale the Fee Simple OF
SAID premises. No relief.
A. PFAFFLIN. Sheriff v. &.
Z. MAIER, Atty for Pith nov5
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nnNnENNEp rs.
city.

SATURDAY. November 8
Gold closed in New York, yesterday. at
A Afrefn Boston yesterday destroyed s2O'-
COD worth of property. Insured
The Parliament OF the province OF Que
hsc was opened yesterday with the "stA'
rules
st9 ears in the peuitentiary, from Boston,
Tor forSery
The s.samers Idaho aud city OF Wash.
saqIon. nom Liverpool. arrived at new
N,5rN yesterday.
A coiored man named stinson; Tas vas hung iags
fo Sg rape a. Raleigh, North Carolina yes
tS. IS Sry.
0hio state Convention of the Y. M.
Tae = 9cted officers at Cincinnati, yes
-,.. SenteY, OF Tennes e. offers a
,.See,l frsy IN earrest OF masked InaranaeIs
thst commits inui"eiS an" -
that State.
1,....s~N val Investigating COM
4.9 11S Sols 10 ssr,s9ss sTslA examining toe man
Ss1sISer,t of the Min tary Asylum AZ AU-
Eusta, Maine.
w. Heekly. druggiss a. s Tue ec,s NJ i1o1i ~ !,
Marine ne ta2Sar ernetic, VIII. eh he took by
Intstak e for potassium
ool,ss,on On the Central Racine Rail
road AL Blue Canon. kflled ohe "a inott
rtDuaiT @-NN-
locomotives.
among others WHO arrived at Ion aoo q,
rom Paris. yesterday. was q hePt1s c,aS,
George II. Pendieton, OF Onlos eHN S'-f
Leeds, OF Kentucky.
Iohn Mclaughlin pleaded guilty yestsr
dav 40 the charge OF ialse feBlssIa '1I, ~
fance suspended. James tlannlgan. s ails'
9aaf- was committed for Illegal re eglstIatlO.
haVing served a term in the penltshtiafy
me democrats and Repnplicans Of New
Orleans having announeessq1 grA.n1 M
=, 9ns for tO-nignr, the CITY Councll 70 ng
s. sas sed an ordinance prohibiting pi.G.,, phTG,.
10. cal PROFESSIONS from MAJ ILL,
Rgaa,,c a the streets OF the city, anu s, nas
Ssn5sSerS,5se.t ID the police 10 enforce the ofu'
nance.
p cvltte nden, q prominent lawyer
n It..-o,rfgo0 GGd reporter OF the 81
S@u SrIe court 81 California, was shot o
Thwrsday, on tue OS1lshp @ letty Doat % :
FGn Francisco by ~ ts. = fs,..I w
S1aIi passing through tbs lWunss. W buJ lltti
to.ass ave- entertained or Ms recovery.
rvrtIle Dion beat u. r Dsn2ison, Va
onSmDiau billiardlsS OF Asssae I tt -, - \ q
seotSh ssme at HARTFORD 4nS-AinS 2 ~
? L1aten el,ISstfa s1ennfsoIl made 2zI. Olssa
Ipginttss " raat - the result, the game was J
iAS1aesaonn iASs MON 1ulsning the game cut
efaat innings. maklns al a'oA"S0 ~
potnts to an inning.
f,r4ftandeu, who was shot by mts. MIS- + - =
- sSan francisco, on Thursday uiSu ~
fardav The parties ARu IoFn9aay, "a
tafned intimate relations, Dnt y nS9a - -
aaT0ed Mrs. F., and when snOt' hS1 y
asssf her after q long separation. LIl'ts
den was sitting between MS Ws'9 =
dauQhter when Mrs. +. fired.
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Boz MaYor. WIlIlam Baker.


AS was very generally anticipated,
the Republicans, last evening, nom-
mated WILLIAM BAKER, Esq. by ac-
clamation, as their candidate for
Mayor. We congratulate the citizens
of Evansville on obtaining the con-
sent of this gentleman to serve them
in the capacity of Mayor. 1t is now
for them to determine whether they
will avail themselves Of his services or
not.
The nine years that William Baker
served the city Of Evansville as Mayor
notwithstanding four of these years
were during the war-will always be
remembered as the most prosperous
era in her history. The number Of
improvements that we're made during
these nine years we're wonderful. and
yet the peoples taxes never averaged
40 high as the present years assoss-
ments. Every department Of the city
was carefully looked after. The city
officials were held to rigid ac-
eountsbility, AMI all errors OF judg-
ment or omission on their part
promptly rectifed, 50 that the city re-
ceived no damage therefrom. 1t was
by the most untiring aud indefatigable
Industry thst Mr.. Baker was able to
accomplish these results, aided by
sound judgment and financial pru.
dence. Happy will it be for the city
if it again secures the financial ability
aud experience in the management Of
her municipal affairs. which no intel
igent citizen will deny that Mr.. Ba-
ker possesses in an eminent degree.
So assured are we that the intelli-
gent tax payers Of the city regard
William Baker as qualified in a pre-
eminent degree for the Office of
Mayor, that We do not think it will
be possible to make the short Gao vass
Of one week assume strictly party
phase. Honest Democrats. who feel
that their own personal interests are
largely involved in the economical
and prudent administration of the af
fairs of the city. will not allow them
selves to be dragooned in.o voting for
an inefficient or incompetent man
over a man Of the honesty aad capac
7ty Of William Baker, simply because
one Is the nominee OF the Republican,
and the other of the Democratic, par
ty. We have at least that much faith
in the good sense and independence
Of the voters of Evansville.
Now that Mr.. Baker has consented
to become candidate, it is especially
incumbent upon all who desire 4 pru-
dent and judicious man at the head Of
the City administration, to put forth
every effort to elect him BY good ma
iority. Unless vigorous efforts are
made to let OUT full vote, many will
stay at hone under the impression
that the election will come out all
right anyhow. and the result may
prove mortifyiDg beth to Mr. Baker
and his friends. Lat every enc re-
solve not only that Mr.. Baker shall
be elected, but that he shall be
eleesed by majority that will prove
both complimentary to him and the
city.
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ToKnship Lihrarr.

- Holders of books belonging to the
Township Library are requested TO
return them forthwith to my Office on
Third Street, between Division and
Carpenter Streets.
The Library will be kept open for
convenience of the public, daily, from
z o'clock Am. to 9 o'clock PM.
JOHN Z. GRILL.
nov1 -lw Township Trustee.
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Nntica nf EIactI0n.

Notice is hereby given that a special
election will be held at the usual
places of holding elections ia the city
Of Evansville. on the 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1870, for the purpose
of electing a Mayor of said city, to
fll the vacancy oecasioned by the
death of the late Mayor, Hon. Will
liam H.Walker.
By order of the Council.
WM. HELDER. Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Oct. %, 1870.
oet28 I'd
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~ T. G. Bridwell Il Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c Prescriptions carefully com
nopnded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Al1m Waters,
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AnnIRs AnnIesIl

We will have in q few days three
hundred barrels Of New York Apples,
all choice fruit. and mes. of it keeping
varieties. Our citizens who want to
lay in a stock of apples for winter use.
will do we'll to call and look at this
fruit on arrival, as it will then be
offered at very low figures.
PARSONS, ScoYILLE. Il MOFFETT.
Or
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Gov. HENRY S. FooTE.-None who
are at all acquainted with the political
history of this country for the last 30
or 40 years. can be ignorant of the
character of Henry S. Foote. But all
may not be acquainted with the liter
airy attainments, and reputation for
sound learning, which this gentleman
enjoys. His whole public life has
been an illustration of the most splen-
did learning. It is rare indeed that
our people have an opportunity TO
hear man who combines SO many
mental and social excellencies. The
question is not who will, but who s1iu
aot hear him? Nov. 4.
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DIED OF HEART DIsEAsE.-Searoe-
ly a newspaper can one pick up and
read but ones eyes meets the above
startling announcement of some per-
son dying suddenly Of heart disease,
and perhaps a near relation, friend,
or an acquaintance. DIR. Bort would
remark that he has met with signal
success in curing many human per-
sons of heart disease; also diseases of
the throat, lungs, liver, stomach, bow
els, kidneys, bladder, and all diseases
of the vocal organs; diseases of the
eye. ear, deafness, noises. and dis.
charges from the nose; rheumatism,
scrofula and all diseases of the blood.
Confidential aud private diseases
treated successfully and with conf
Dental secrecy. Operations for cat.
aract and all diseases of the eye and
ear, catarrh, etc, are now daily being
successfully treated by DIR. Bort.
Cancer removed without the use Of
the knife. Office on Third Street, be-
tween Locust aud Walnut Streets;
vest side of the street. Sec sign.
Rooms on first floor. Office hours
from s in the morning till at night.
Artificial eyes inserted. Pleasant
rooms and board can &c obtained in
tho same building tho Office IS 10
Gated. To those who reside at dis
tance, and whose cases require daily
attendance, all letters addressed to
DR.. Bort for advice, Wltu stamP Gu"
eiaacd will ,noat=4=ith prompt atten-
ton. d&wtf
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AasonIc Hall.

One performance only of the ANA
teur Dramatic Troupe, Orchestra and
Brass Band. Thirty Performers, Sat-
Srday Evening November 5th. Pro-
cure tickets at Warren & CoDyng-
toms. Admission soc. nov4 ct
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Valuable Testimony from an Eminent
Physician Of Southern Illinois,

New LIBERTY, ILL.,, Oct. 20, 1870.
DR.. H. W. Cloud:
My wife has been a sufferer from
nnqenlta and nervous debility for
more than twenty years, originating,
doubtless, from . severe uterine de-
rapgement, contracted from cold IN
her younger days; and until a few
months ago all my efforts to lind per-
mauent relief for her were unavailiDg.
The formula of your inyigorating
Cordial impressed me favorab;y, and
[ determined to administer it to my
wife, and am glad to inform you that
| have dona so with the very hsppiest
result. She is now. after using your
preparation according to directions,
| In the very best of health and spirits; (;
and attribute it solely to the assim-
uIating and tonic effect of your med
icine: and while | am opposed TO
nostrnBls, | can and do cheerfuliy rec
ommend your Cordial in my practice,
because By your candid publication Of
its composition you have placed It
beyond the usual objections urged by
/ the profession again st popular RENE
dies. Yours, very respectfully.
now 1w j. q. GOoCH, NJ. ID.
s9-Call and examine the fine stock
Of Furs and Children's Fancy Hats
| iust received at Dannettell & Duhme's s.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER l, $50


Between the hours of 10 o'clock M. aud
O'Clock r II. of said day, at the door of the
Court House in the City of Evansville. In
diana, Offer for sale at Public Auction, the
Rents and Profits for the term OF seven
years OF the following described Real Es-
tate, tO-wtt:
All that part Of the northwest quarter OF
the northwest quartes Of section number
tWenty-three (S3), In township number six
lOli Soutn OF range number eleven (ll west 4,
bounded as follows: Beginning at point
on the west line of said quarter 90
sectlons forty (A0l rods south OF the north.
west corner, aud running thence east sixty
l6J) rods; thence south thirteen lS) rods
and one-tnird CD rod; thence west sixty
(60) rods; thelce north thirteen (lS) rods
aud one-thtI1 & - rod to the place OF be-
ginning, i've acres moro or les, In Wander
Durgh County, Indiana.
And should said Rents aud Profits not
sell for a sum cufficient TO satisfy said Writ
and Cosss, will, at the same time and
place, of1er for sale the Fee Simple OF said
premises. No relief.
A. PFAEFLIN, Sheriff v. C.
DENBY 4 KUMLER, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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New Arrival OF Good Things
NEW YORK GROCERY.

New Raisins aud Currants.
New Prunes and Dried Cherries.
New Citron and Lemon Peel.
New UranberIies and Figs.
New Boiled and Sweet Cider.
New Buckwheat and Hominy.
And all kinds Of Soup Stuffs and
Canned Fruits. nov5 3W, MAS
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
lust received a new supply Of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Gail
and look at them. oets4 Il
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members present, and no decision was
reached.
MADRID. Nov. Sin the Cortes Prlm an
nounced bis regret AT the consequences OF
the candidature, and formally presented
Aosta.
Costellar's proposition for eensure was
rejected by 122 to "A.
A number of Deputies asked for discus
sion of diplomatic documents, but The
Chamber refused to allow discussion.
The nna1 motion for King is flxed for
the 18Th inst
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REAL ESTATE sALE!!
COME TO THE COURT HOUSE
THIS DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK Pm.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TO BE SOLD.

Lots 9 and 10, Block n. Lamasco
situated on Franklin Street and
Fourth Avenue. SAML. L. JONES.
Commissioner.
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OFFTCIAI..

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the
Post-Onice at Evansville, State of Indiana
on the 4th day of NoYem Der. 1870,
Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say " Advertised, - giving date
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Fnr RaIe.

A two story frame house on Chest
nut Street, containing ten rooms, with
4 brick stable, &C. Lot. 50x15O.
ASA IGLEHARr, No. II 3D. st.
nnV1-1W
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Gupner.

The ladies of st. Paul's Church
will give a supper in the room for
merly occupied by NJ. Lyon, Opera
House Building, November Sd and
18th. oct22.tf
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the Senate.

A special session is held at J. s.
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning. at which an oyster lunch IS
served. Quails and all soyes Of game
daily. The best the me.ket affords.
of both fluids and solids. every dav'
at the Senate, 133 Main Street.
noy4 IF
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Lilly G Co.'s

Elixir Calisaya and Iron will be
found of great advantage in dyspep-
sia attended with irritation of the
stomach. oct21eod2W
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RET.(7IUM.


BRussEI.s. November s. Madame Ba-
zaine is In Brussels, At the Hotel de Sued,
on her way to Din her husband at VII
helmshobe,
Herald Cabie.l
BRUssELz, Nov. 4. - Twenty thousand
Prussfans, from before Metz. are one half
of the way to Paris. Fifty thousand 9TH
ers are marching on GarIbaldi at Besan-
con, which is surrounded by the Prussians.
O arlba1dI has 5000 men.
Thirty thousand prisoners nave passed
Mayence up to the Sd Inst.
Tine people OF Alsace cry, Peace A bas
lu Republfqte." ?"
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GALVESTON, November 4-Galves-
ton was to- day draped in mourning
in respect to the citizens who were
lost with the steamship Varuna. Busi
ness was suspended; flags were hung
at half-mast, and the bells were toll
ing throughout the City.
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Lilly & Co.'s Elixir Galisaya and
Iron, sure preventive against
Fever and Ague, and all malariOus
diseases. ocf27- -eod2w
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LILLY Co.'s

Elixir CaIisaya and Iron Is aecepta'
HE to the most delicate stomach.
oet27eod2W
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NEW YORK, November r. The
EU-nialq Post has the report that Seo-
Tetary Boutwell, is about to leave the
Treasury soon, and will BE- succeeded
by Mr.. Delano.
The whisky raid in Brooklyn was
finished last night. The total amount
of property destroyed was S., ,32S.
The Mutual Base Ball Club, who
arrived here to-day. say that they did
not play with the White Stockings at
Cincinnati because Mr.. Foley declined
their offer.
A Washington special says that
Secretary Robson ordered the u.
5. steamer, Nipsic to proceed to Nor
folk TO protect the rightful voters at
the election next Tuesday. 1t says
also that Secretary Robson will
recommend, IN his annual report, an
increase Of the number Of enlisted
men in the navy.
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FoRTREss MONROE, November f.

FORTREss MONROE, NoYemDsL =
arFS q eteamer Golconda, from Balti-
ssa,,s. has arrived. She will receive
nEo,n 49, three hundred additional emil
a-srta from Norfolk, and sail Tor III
IBERIA - NJ pho
~ 4. steamer Friana has been cruls-
~ IF the cspes the past day or t@o'
iookinr out for q French cruiser,
which, it Is rumored. g here 20 PICK
np German vessels.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05
Lilly Co.'S

Elixir CAlisaya and Iron Is highly
recommended by the Medical Profss
sion. oct27eod2w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05
The Three Great T0nIcs.

Calisqya, Iron, Phosphorus, all COM
bined in Lilly Il Co.'s Elixir Callsaya
and Iron. oct27 eod2W