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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

FIsH L BARTER are-selHng School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies. IS the schools open Boon.7
ANGEL IF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26


We have had occasion several
times to speak in favorable terms of
the e. &c. Railroad and It's manage
ment, and fad several causes that
contribute to make tia pleasant and
popular road.
The officers have selected agreeable
and polished men to run their trains.
SO that travellers feel at home when
travelling on it. Their rolling stock
is in good ORDER their trains run on
time, and the track Is smooth and
safe. Great care Is taken TO make
the road safe; such thing as 3 col
Iision or breaking through rotten
bridge is unknown. Competent men
have charge Of the separate depart
ments, aud it Is their pride to make q
safe aud Eeliable road. We hope
soon to see travel increase. so that
the MANAGERS will feel justified in
putting. on through trains, cutting
their time down to four hours from
Evansville to Terre Haute. ~
COURIER MALICE. "A drunken
Irishman assaulted the local editor Of
the JOURNAL, on Saturday night,
without the slightest provocation,
and although two members of the ed
itorial corps of the Courier we're told
the facts in the case. they preferred
to publish this falseheod
An Irish fght occurred at Schwei-
GERS saloon, on Main Street, at about
midnlght last night Theprofessionnl
liar and Character assassin of the
JOURNAL, Ryan, insuIted an Irish
man, for which he got his face
slapped and his .whiskers we'll pulled.
He cried Justify for the police, who
were at hand. and who saved the dog
from getting his deserts. He drew
his revolver, but was too great q cow
ard to shoot. We suppose be Will go
before the Grand Jury again with
another complaint. 5w
Phere vas not ! policeman near for
half hons, and Thorough was taken
out Of the house by Sheriff Miller. but
the Grand Jury having in effect de-
cided that drunken Democrats may
attempt the life Of Republicans with
impunity. no appeal will be made to
them. The Denokrat is even more
elaborate in it falsehOOd than the
Courier. and says the Irish. rough
bunged Ryans nose and blaekened his
eyes. Il were wellfor tho editor of
the Dem6krat If his nose were as
sound as that be would.ssek to spoil.
employees Of the C6arier have
attempted che life of the ptrsona as
sailed, and. assuming his name. visit
ed infamous houses il. this city, and
then published vague hints that the
s'gentleman from Chicago was ad-
dicted to vile associations, IL Is but
fair 20 suppose that the low-bred
Irishman, Mike Calahan. who made
the assault, was instigated thereto By
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

n3hG6L1rn -~13 $500
coTroH pqlfand piichs nave fceinedi
pIoUh@Q hlat ard weak extra family
t5HATN-Q uiatamd unchauneo.
pDRIf Dull and holders Hn4llus % E9.i5
BAcrn-Dull ana market unEetNeG at
lie, i6g(c ana l75<g for shoulders sides anh
MANS
BULK MEArs Gall and market unaet-
tied al I3ml6t 3.
8lAnn-Dai md prices deciintd 20 i5c
fIAxr8-suEar cured f3tf@2tfc.
tT8f8e.
T Aco3-esalos OF zB binds at i l1ag b
Tor frosted % good iugai and a8 la4l8 en- f9r
low medium leaf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

A SLIGHT FIRE at the Ladies' EN-
porium on Saturday evening. caused
an alarm but no damage.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

Manifest az steamer City of Evansville,
from Cairo 10 Evansviiie, sept. 25: - ~
Cloud, Aiken q Co, can oil Ia keg; A p
Hayhnrst, bundle sacks: Humphrey a
Lewis, box seeds: VIM Holman, cyl
ender, wheel, shaft. throttle valve ID
III Isanphear.1 case hate stock Welfs & Co,
/ Dol apples u u Crane, I Tot IN goods; Il T.
Hammond, washing machine; A = Shra-
der hhds tobacco.
For Lohisvile-U Mail Co, 80 empty
beer kegs Spratt q c., bhds tobacco;
Ray & Co, 4 mis- tobacco. $50 hsFa t-r-rN
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Police Items.


Andrew Glen. tried to drink an
eighth of barrel Of beer that Joe
Reitz fufuished 10 & whole shop full
of saddle tree makers. His gauge was
only about FIVE glass, and he got
bowling drunk g Andrep got cut on
baila yesterday. and win probably
plead guilty to-day. AS Joe Reitz
sos him drunk to secure his vote, be
ought TO pay his Zoe for fhe same
purpose. 5er,s ~.
Susan Greer and Ann Davis got
into each Others hair and then got
into the locksup. a. ~ AVA
Jake Myers langRishes for assault
and battery and JAS. Fakes for being
disotderIy. .4tlf w n4 3
The Recorder will sppOrtion she:r
rewards-to to day. $780, +
3 The police arc still on the lockout
for Bailey. the Lamasco hummer, who
is charged with picking pockets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city, aug3l-tf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

Our friends will please bear in
mind that VIC are doing a strictly
wholesale business; and as we wish to
protect the interest Of the retail trade,
can not sell
saGLOUD'S. CORDIAL
By the single bottle. When you want
il, please call at the retail drug stores,
as they are always supplied, and it
will greatly relieve US in the matter of
EXPLANATION"
aud but do justice to our retail
friends. Respectfully.
sept21 ct - CLOUD, AKIN & Co.
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G Following IS che seoree


HIGH SCHOOL CcM. CorIEGF.
y o r
Ross, p......-...-..-.2 Ayers p@...-...-.-A3
Buck, c..-----....----z bfBuchanan c.......2 o
Brown. s-..-.--.--1 q smith s............3 2
Romans D-....4 lNitzsr z D. &
~ heeler b......3 5i6S6nn b..........4 z
McCarer b-.-..-3 5 Peck G - 2
HunGeI I...-.-z B1gtro II f.........4 3
WesSelier r--s8 70 Dusouchet So 6
johnson 7 f--.- 4 y II Dusouehet RIA 2
Totai.-........ z II Total.-....--.... "a 81
Innlpgs-.-..--.-.---.1 $3.50
High rchoot..-4It q D al
Com. CoIlege...--.l0 2 10 1-32
Fly CatcneS - high School, Buck 4,
Brown !, W heeler I. johnson IL. Com
mercial College Avres 2, Nilzer1, g .enn
/, II. Dusouchet 2-6.
home runs-Hlgh Schedules j, Ho-
mans ]. Vince ,er la. Commercial Col
lege-Ayres1 l. Buchanan I, Nfgzsr 2, Du-
soucheg 1-5.
Time OF game, 2:lS "a
I'm plre-DF. HAss. e
scorers-Sam. Vandegrif. VIII. A. Sill
veTthoIn.
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BY lKeleErapaif NEW KcAE, Henfe2i
a. n ONLY = Market ensv ~ fNB perCe
HIERLrNC --Uemor llizeu "a fargo amount
borrowed py atccw-brokers 10 rafgS money
on time, and An one Inatnnco by a1hiiroad
company These os6eu sales "a aWa
"A. considerable amount Of WGhLafa pros
dace was fOi Wafdet Ia Europe thia aatirnn
Though Cnnadn "a fcuuaruueucH 81 tha
cheap fretgnta thErUs BIlE against this
prcduce may have 0eSu bought uy NMnr-
dian bands, which, pains cue freedom af
4nHaa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

W. A. Tanner, Of N. D. Hunter
& Co., Louisville and Chicago. is in
the city with bis usual cheerful smile
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

sF'i .sr isSsqG gi'4 E # #2asi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

HUdAH-O eene dan. bat closed active.
AiobAesiss, -on sned duil bnt closed ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

The Recorder viii sppOrtion ste:r
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

PERSONALITY. M. j. Bray has
returned to his home in this city after
an extended tenr.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

II ai8 a ga a 6ata x z factory
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

'ul ana market unEettls0 at
u lz5tc for shoulders sides anh
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

71Bal 90 HolasH aRFloV7 p eal
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Law CARDS.


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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23

Mir 9eber ua1ftbenb efne, uebr(et<
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23

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dispatches from Tuesdays Daily.]
From EnRNpE

LONDON. July 16.-Rumors are in circulation thai
Russia and Prussia in strict accord in the struggle
against France.
The Prince Imperial will go with the Emperor to the
Rhine.
Frontier Camp Chaons will be broken up immed
ately.
Gen. LeBouef exchanges his portfolio for a
command cps ..=-*
Poland declines the offer made by Prussia of at,
army to defend her frontier.
Edmund Abbott will go the front correspondent
OF the honteur.
Desire Agricultural Society shows progress at Ok.
ford Many mowers and reapers are on exhibition.
Pre- iums will be awarded Monday.
PARIS July l6.-France will oppose the Prussian
rifed cannon with revolving shooting forty
balls per miuute-perhaps Lyman's American gun.
dispatch from Belzbar, Rhine about twenty seven
miles from Strasburg, was received this afternoon,
says that the Prussians entered France by the way
Forbach, in the department of Noselle, on the
Nancy but as the Prussian force is said to be only
detached corps but little Importance Is attached the
movement
The French forces near the frontier now estimated
at 10000 men,
It is believed that the Prussians will attack the forth
catons of Metz the capital Of the department of No.
sele an important railroad centre. They are moving
on it from two directions; one body via Thionyille
another via Kehl It is said that the French forces
are throwing bridge the Rhine near Kehl.
The Lberte says the Bendette dispatch was not com
municated TO the Chambers yesterday because it con
taned besides matter from Count Bismarck pr aspects
looking to certain allegiance with the French and
which may be realized to morrow.
The Emperor returned to St. Cloud after council
of the Ministers, yesterday.
PARIS July 17.-In the engagement reported near
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Foreign Summary. The
German papers filed with complaints OF the false
hood and trckery whereby France seeks to asten the
responsibility upon Prussia
The steamer Union remains in Bremen. No battle
expected for several days.
Theirs organ gives the following the French pro-
grammc: They will enter Hesse, in order to neutral
ize the southern States; then occupy and fortity
Frankfort; thence sweep the left bank of the Rhine
then enter Prussia via Westphalia when reconstrue
tion of the Rhemish Confederation will follow.
The London Times says the sword must now decide
Earl Granville, British Secretary OF State, and Napo
leon had three hours conference.
Replying to deputation of the National Guard, Ma
poleon said upon them he relied for the protection OF
the capitol during the war.
WASHINGTON, July l9.-Bsmarck telegraphed to
the Prussan Minister here for bis guidance, that pr
vate property on the high seas will be exempt from
seizure by Prussian ships without regard reciprocity
The French Minister called Oh Fish and verbally in
formed him that France will respect the treaty OF Paris
of 1856, with regard to neutral flags
The London Post is skeptcal touching the news
received from France and Prussia 1t aseribes the
bulk of dispatches to spectators.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Reyenue 1854 900.
Puradol is i'll from heat.
Last Cabinet meeting tonight for several weeks, the
President leaves Thursday.
1t is in contemplation to send Sheridan to Europe
to obser the war.
William Window succeeds Senator Norton.
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PARIS July IS.-The Corps Legislatif has voted all
supplies asked. Immense subscriptions to support the
pouring in
La Lberte SAYS that neither Prussia France have
made formal declaration nor committed an overt act
of war-each power hesitates the aggressive. Di-
pomats of neither power have received formal pass
ports.
PARIS, July l9.-The Journal officially announces
that the Emperor has decided receive either in
Imperial quarters or quarters of General officers any
volunteer foreign officer, any one not belonging
to the French army.
Theirs publishes, this morning, an indignant denial
of having received is stated by the Figaro, letter
from the King of Prussia thanking him for deciding
against war.
When the Emperor quilted Tulleries to-day to re-
St. Cloud, he was Loudly cheered by the people.
BERLIN, July l9.-Last evening King William made
a speech great crowd of the people of Berlin,
who came to congratulate him. He said he was not
responsible for the which had just broken out;
he might, personally, be passive under the outrage,
but Germany beyond the seas, had spoken, and
sacrifices follow Prussia has been spoiled
by her rapid victories in the last wars, and per
haps worse fall may attend her now be, however,
knew what to hope from the good army and people.
French proclamation, for the purpose of exciting
the people revolt has been distributed in Hanover.
The Liberte publishes statement to the effect that
Gen Caneague will probably be appointed Minister OF
War; vice LeBouf, who takes command in the field
PARIS, July 10, 8 P.M.-Not even skirmish has
occurred.
Hesse Darmstadt has Withdrawn her agent from
Paris
Nothing certain about the departure of the Emperor
for the seat of 1t is not likely he will Set out tor
the front until everything is ready there for active
vice.
Prussian agents in this city, who were suspected Of
plotting and distributing money, have been arrested.
The Marseilaise, Henry Rocbefort's journal, ap
peared this morning for the first time in several weeks
1t promptly seized.
Prince Napoleon is expected here tomorrow. 1t is
said he will have command.
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DIED.-At his residence Bellevue. on the eve
ming of the thi-s-1f month, CHARLES T. kNIGHTON
aged about IS years. Booster Banuer.
So has passed away of the last of the pioneers
Of Caddo parish. When the Caddoes still haunted
the shanties of the Shenicks the Edwards and the
Grapes, Mr.. Knghton as the agent or overseer
of Mr.. J. B. Pickett, to help spy out the land and to
his judgment is, to extent, due the excellent Sc
ections which how constitute the Pickett estate He
one Of the antiquities of Shreveport and the sole
surviving witness of the agreement of the orig
nal propretors Before the bubbles closed the
man in the kettle :" before the Cat Fish Hotel was
naugursted; before the family feud bad ragged un-
checked in Streets and court house, and Jail, Charlie
Knighon had been quiet but interested observer of
the boundiesS resources of the Red River valley.
As we look around ia we see few of the ancient
faces George Aban, J. n Howell. Dr.. T. P. Hotch-
kiss and others of the old Settlers will the mar.
rowing circle and do justice to the memory of each,
be passes to the shades-remeInbering only his viz
tues-nterrng his faults with his bones.