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organized to-day. The Ring was represented by
Patrick, OF Chemung, who Is Chairman. They
elected Eugene Durnin, OF the Americas Club, as
Clerk. Eugene who was In waiting outside
the Committee Room and kept his car to the key:
hole, upon beingcacd in, thanked the Committee'
took his seat, and told one Of his humorous Irish
stories, which provoked roars OF laughter from
everybody. As for Patrick, he WAS the recipient OF
fret class snubbng, and deseryedy so. He informed
the Committee in very dgniaed manner that he
had candidate for messenger named smith, whom
he appointed by virtue OF being Chairman
member OF the Committee objected TO Smiths Sc
lection, and reminded the naughty son OF Chemunf
that ne was permitted to act as Chairman only out
Of courtesy and parliamentary usage, and that he
was entitled to no more privileges than any other
member OF the Committee. Patrick gave under anf
another person not named Smith was chosen.
THIS Is practical illustration OF the respect inter-
tanned for those who are members OF squire SN G.
ny's Ring and their strength on tue Committee.
coNPrRoLLsR CONNOLLY AND MAYOR HALL
arrived here TONIGHT, aud immediately repaired to
Sweeny's parlors and remained closcted With him
the greater part OF the evening
The row In the Senate this morning has com
pleley dem0ralized The Ring. Their spies are sneak.
Ing through the lobbles. bagT00ps. and private
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Pennsylvania.

The returns from Pennsylvania
come in better and better. In tie
Fifth District, Harmer. Republican,
whose defeat was conceded, is found
to be elected By 160 majority over
Reading. Thisis official. Killinger,
Republican, has 629 majority in the
Tenth District, which was regarded
as close and doubtful in the earlier re-
ports. La the Sixteenth District,
John Cessna. Republican. is beaten,
the official count giving Myers, Dem
ocrat, 30 majority. The Pennsylvania
delegation will probably stand, 16
Republicans to 8 Democrats in the
House, instead Of 18to 6. as at pres
ent. The State Legislature will be
decidedly Republican in both
branches The cd Keystone stands
firm. despite the usual bad luck of the
"off year"
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DodgIng!

There was no meeting of the City
Council last night. The only Demo-
cratic member present was Mr.. Van
Ripper. It may also be regarded as a
significant coincidence that not so!-
itary reporter of any of the Democratic
papers was present The truth seems
to be the Democrats are lodging the
responsible ,ity of ordering an election
for Mayor Thy hope to postpone
the election by such tactics as long
as possible. 10 the meantime some
thing may turn up to their ad-
vantage. This is tampering with the
vital interests Of the city in the most
discreditable manner. The people
want Mayor. They are ready to
elect one just as soon as the Council
will give them the opportunity. We
caa see no good reason for postponipg
the election. If there is any good
reason, nobody has yet announced
it to the public. Does the Council
intend to disregard the wishes of the
people in this particular? Do the
Democratic members of that august
body think the people have no rights
in this respect, which they are bound
to respect? Will they persist in ad-
ministeriDg the affairs of the city. in
wanton violation Of the plainest pro-
visions of the City Charter?
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new Ynrk Itams-

NEW YORK, October 1z.-At a meeting OF
Poilc Com m1ssioners this evening, JAS ]
4 kelso, Chlef OF detectives, was appofnted
/ superintendent of Police and las A Trv.
| ing, OF the detective force, advanced n
/ the Positio OF Chief Detective.
u. >. commissioner Davenport beoan
| this morning, swearing in s90 fnspscfsorS
to attend TO the registry tr-morroW. Each
ward hes two, one Democrat and one re-
pub lean.
An unfounded report spread this morn.
Ing that the Cunard Gamer Cuba had
been lost at sea. The steamer Is expectf a
Liverpool on The 8th- inst. II is fhought
that jefferson Davis is among her passen-
gers.
NEW YORK, October.l7 Csao,q,e,.. So,I
Advertiser says the feature OF to-dav5S ex-
citementon the Stock Exchanges was the
failure and disappearance of ]. b. Troener,
whose exploit consisted in 81 ling some
thousands of shares In the New YORK Cam
tTal and Hudson River Railroad stock and
scrip 81 ort the price, being, with ths divf-
dend, ntnety-sfx. He borrows his short
stock in the usual man Ger the 'day before
the stock Is TO be sold and divided Off and
in the next days return of his stock he
bought at SzgSo, with ais due bill Cor the
am cunt of the dividend, thus Obtaining a
credit Of 800 In money on each enc tn0u-
sand shares. The time having arrived for
1Ioener to settle, he was not to he found
The amount secure1 by TIoeaer is said 10
be $1,000.
NEW YoRK. October 1.-THE statement
that soldiers are being drafted ia New
Yo k, TO quell disturba noes at the polling
places, is uBfounded. The First Artile ery
VIII. however, come to BedIow's Island
from Fort Delaware, which Is to be pccu-
pied Dy the Engineer Department TO re-
model the works.
In the game of base hall to-day the Ath-
leucs of Philadelphia scored III. and The
Atlanttcs 6. f
PHILADELPHIA, ctober i7.-It ts ON.
cially announced that Mercer (RepubIi-
can Is elected in the Thirteenth District
by il3 majority. -
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Washington Items.

" ASHiNGToN. October Il The Govern
ulenL has not been officially informed ol
| tne SEIZURE OF the st. Clair Canal flats by
the canadian authorities As soon ss II
/ Is authenticated Representations shall be
ken. -
| Wm. Barlow has been APPOINTED Asses
Sor OF internal Revenue for the Eleventh
I District of illinois, =
A letter from on board the TTf1lted States
steamer plymouth. IN the English cham
nei. oated The latter part of SepteInb her
says: We passed large nunnbe of vessels
tniS evening, anon them q French man
oI-Wsr, passed us going out. We showed
our nag, ana she kept on for about q mile
Nhen, suspectlng all was not right She
came aISsr as fulI ii {. We went 10 QUAR-
tefs, Ioadsd the guns and waited Tor him
70 come up. We logged along at our usu-
aLTate OF speed, AIx knots, an6 Frenchy
8Iter US, with his crew at their duartess
he came up on the starboard ouafter and
we tnougnL ne Intended putting q shot
across our BOWS, SO we lowered the pivot
ports, and run cut the eleven fDeb g,,S
when he showed of and went awav
MsJoT General Terry, commanding the
Department of the south, Will after an
absence OF three weeks, leave for AtIauts.
tomorrow.
WAsHIsGToN, Oct. 17.-Secretarv Bout-
well ana Commissioner DeIano. together
nad an interview with the President to-
day. AFTER IL was over, Delaoo was asked
ID the truth or the rumor hat he had beer
appointed secretary of the Interior. 10
" dlch question he perSistentIy returned
an eYaSlVe answer. The general impres.
sion is tnat De viii succeed Gen Cox
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e, but not much +:

In the view of sound military criti-
eism. General George II. Thomas was
at least as good soldier as General
Robert E. Lee. When Gen. Thomas
died. the Democratic journals of this
country were extremely economical in
their eulogiums. Now that Gen. Lee
is-dead, those Democratic journals are
excessively .extravagant in their eulo-
gums. The reason is, Thomas fought
for his country, aud Lee did all in bis
power to subvert our Constitution and
destroy the Union. 1t is fellow feel
ing makes those journals so wondrous
kind.
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BsllO..BOx Frauds !

The Democracy of Evansville have
had mucn to say about illegal voting
at the election il this County N
Tuesday last. They baYe not been
able to produce a single instance of
the kind, though some of them are
doing their best to furnish the Grand
Jury with sufficient erparte informa-
ton as to induce that body to find
bills against few colored men.
Speaking of frauds, however, natu
rally calls TO miod the way the Dem
ocrats of Spencer County manage
elections, especially in the Townships
bordering on Dubois County. We
are reliably iaformed that at Fulda,
the voting precinct fer Harrison
Township, Spencer County, the most
shameful dir, gard Of the election
law was manifested by the officers of
the election. AGer the poll was
closed, and while the votes were be-
log counted out, the judges and cleI ks
all got drunk. Parties outside broke
toto, or were admitted into the
room, and appointing new men. 10hO
trere not sUorn IN, proceeded to finish
counting the votes. As might be ex-
pected under such circumstances,
! Republicans made 20 show at that
precinct. Indeed We learn that several
\ Republicans are willing to swear they
voted the Republican ticket. but
their votes do not show in the re-
turn7.
In another township Jackson We
believe The returns were sent up tC
Roekpors on the day designated BY
| law. They we're found to be wrong
distracted from the Clerks Office
taken back i1t tho township, al
tered. and ro'ucned The next day
Friday. In still another township
the most wretched md illegal irregu
larltles were freely perpetrated, anC
the Democracy hepe to profit b.
these frauds. We much mistake th,
grit Of the Republicans of Spence
County if they iamely submit to sucl
: proceedings.
In view Of such stupendous cheat
ing, the Courier ought to cease il
whining about Illegal voting.
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PRuSsIA-

BERLIN, Oct. 17.-Soissons capitulated on
Sunday forenoon ard at three o'clock IN
the afternoon, the Grand Duke of Meek
lenbuTe entered the town at the head OF
his army The German losses tnrouQl4oI1B
fhe sfe9e were trifiing; 1900 prisoners aud
leo ouns were TAKEN Marshal BeXaine d as
r1,sia an Offer OF capitulatlon.
Heavy reInfo cements reach the arm y
before Paris, dstly. -- ....s s.
Tbe Cologne Gazette reports that the rim
,4ernest not onIy prevails In the camp
mi fs raging in forty or hfty places in the
Rbtne Valley, and has also broken out In
BrandenbuIg.
SrUrrGARDT, October II The Diet ol
Wurtemburg meets on the 2lst inst,
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE commissioners OF
wurIemburg and Bavaria leave for Yer
safIies This week TO enter upon negotla-
lions fST the completion of German unity
The North German Gazette scouts the
basis of peace proposed In tne Aonuon
Times.
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(No. 1919
United States MarshaFs Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Indiana, 20

UNITED STATES OF sAMERICA
District of Indiana, J]9
Wy AkEREAS, a libel of Information
Wv was died Ia the District Court OF the
United states Ter the Districs of Indiana.
on the llth day of ctober, 1870. By Job q
Martin, against the steamboat D. New
como. ner Engines, Boilers, Machinery.
Tackle, Apparel aud Furniture, seIzed a I
said D1strlc+ ia a cause of contract and
subtraction of wages, civil aud maritime.
and ella ming damages In The sum of $40
and pray ing pT Tocess az gainsI said property
and nat tue same may be condenned and
sod h arefor.
Now, therefore, IN pursuabc ce OF the Mo-
milton uuder tile seal of said Court 10 me
directed and delivered. 1 do hereby give
public notice TO ali persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof. or ia any man
ner later. sled therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the UNI
ted states. 10 be held at the City of Iadi-
annapolis, Ia and Tor the District OF Indi-
ana, on the fret Monday of Novem Der
n ext, at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon of that
day, then. and there to Interposs their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf. BEN, SPOOEER,
Marshal u. s.
by HERBERT n. BI3ELOW, Dep.
Attest: j. ID. HoWLAED, CPk. ocl8.I4t
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BELGIUM

BRUSSELS, October 1.-THE Journal this
morning publishes an appeal in favor of
the Pope- II is issued by the Catholics of
the various nations now assembled here.
The report that General Barer has left
Metz for Versailles to negotiate for the sur-
render OF the fortress Is considered aathen-
tic here.
The rumor that negotiations are pend
ing for peace on the basis OF the cessfon of
Alsace and Luxem bourg to Prussia is also
believed 30 be well founded, and H. n stated
that another interview between Bismarck
and Favre to tina. end will soon be held.
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mo. 1851
United States MarshaPs Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SO.
DIstrlot of Iadiana,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 60.
District of Iadiana,
"HEREAS, libel OF information
wv was flied an the District Co1rt of the
United States for the District of Indianap
on the 25th day OF September. 1870, by John
w. Bri@Rs, against the steamboat Pink
VarbIe, her Boilers, Engi Ines, Tackle, APP
parsl, Engines and Furniture, seized at
said district in q cause OF action. civil and
maritime. and claiming damages in the
sum of 1876 6655, and praylng process
against said property, and that The same
NAV be cond ern ned ard sold therefor.
Now. therefore, in pursuance of the Mo-
nftion under the seal OF said Court 10 me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
uubiic notice to all persons claiming said
Goods ar any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein, tnat they be md
appear before the District Court OF the
limited States, to be held at the City oi
Indianapolis, in and for the District OF IN
diana, on the drst Monday OF November
next, at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon OF
that day, then and there to 1nterpose
their claim aud make their allegs ons in
that behalf. BEN. SPOON Eh,
MarshaI ! u. s.
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest; J. ID. HowLAND. CPk. oels-l4
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Railroad accident.

ST. LOUIS, October ia construction
train on the Toledo, Wabash 4 Western
Railroad, having on board about forty la
borerS, ran over COW near Venice IIlI-
nois, ABOUT four miles from here this even
Ing, and one platform was thrown from
the track. William Fitzimmons and
Lawrence Durkin aud William Conway
were fatally Injured. Several others were
fatally wounded. FitzImmops was also
known as "Panch Morris" and had some
reputation a uong brutseIs,
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FIX cut6r's Sale

RT Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. tbst
1& 1 viii, by virtue OF the viii of henry
+. Hornby, deceased. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1870,
At the Court House door, In the City Of
Evansville, sell at public auction the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, IN Wander
burgh County. Indiana: Lot No. 3, In
Henry and Simon Gumbsrts' Subdivision
of part of the Southwest Quarter of Sec
tion 80, Township 8. SOutn OF Range 10.
West, containing 6 75-lo0 acres. more OF
less.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- nth cash; the re.
malnder n ten equal annual instailme enfs
at ten per cent. interest, the purchaser
giving notes with approved surety. and
mortgage, with the privilege of paying
any OF the notss tefoTe due.
Also the following PEI sOnal property:
Seven shares OF stock of the Evansville &
Crawfordsville Rsilroad Company. I re-
serve tue rightto reject any and all bids.
JOdN WHITEH FAD. Ex'r.
IGLEHART & SON, ATTY OeI8 d3w
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WINDOW SHADES.
WIndoW shade ManufactOry

OH, SHADES OF any size or color, good
and cheap as Eastern made.
RUSTIC SHADES
Of a superior quality made TO order.
we also make the BLINN'S PATENT
RUSTIC or LAP SHADE.
Gnrtafn trimmings and Rollers kept In
Quantity and furnish sd TO The trade.
@M- pafronize home manufacture.
B, BURBANK q CO.,
rrS Main street, between Fifth andStxth
Post once Box 9SO. maA
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DAILY JOURNAL
TUESDAY. OCTOBER is. 1870.

THE Terre Haute Gqzette says the
following is perhaps the correct vote
of that District for Congress. 1t will
be seen that Mr.. Voorhees, majority
is 1,040. This may possibly be
changed a little. but not much:
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, October I7--Gen, CiaIchini is
said TO be IN favor of the nomination of
the Duke of Acosta for King of Spain
FLORENCE, October I7--NOtables are
generally paying their resuects to Thiers.
who is regarded as the representative Of
the French Government.
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Tobacco Factories
FOE SALE.


TIME FOLLOWING TOBACCO
sins Stemerles situated as follows:
At Curdsvine, Daviess County, KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity TO handle 4LO,oOt
pounds
Ashbyssurg, Hopkins Co, Ky. Tobacco
House. Capacity 10 handle 100000 pounds
TayIor's Landing, Mclean c., Ky. To-
baccO House. Capacity TO handle 2O0,OOl
pounds.
Livermore. Mclean Co Ky, Tobacco
House Capacity 20 handle 690,CO0 pounds.
Sacramento, Mclean co, Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle l5O.c0J pounds.
Ceralvo. Ohio Co., XIV, Tobacco House.
CAPACITY TO handle 10000 pounds.
Hartford. Ohio Co, Ky, Tobacco House.
Capacity tn handle 10000 pounds.
Cromwell, Ohio Co. Ky, Tobacco House
Capacity to handle 25Joo0 pounds
Rochester, Butler County. KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity to handle 100 COO
pounds.
Raleigh. Saline Co. Ills, Tobacco House.
Capacity to handle 25O,0O0 pounds.
Enterprise. Spencer Co. Ind. Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 100000 pounds.
Richland. Spencer Co. Ind, Tobacco
Aouse- Capacity to handle 700. 600 pounds.
All OF the above stemeries are located
IN the best producing tobacco sections,
tobacco sticks, aud all other necessary
conventences for handling and hanging
Tobacco: together with the Ofice. Cooper
taehed. All or any OF the above will be
sold below their value.
For further particulars inquire o. WIN.
g. FORD. Evansville, Ind. or r. 81. ARK
ENBU hGH, % Brosd ST., N. Z. ocll-2m
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p KEY WEST FLA, October IA hurrt
cane, from the nai thessf- has been raging
hete Tor ths past fiya days. All the lower
tlests are Inundated, and communication
between the upper ant lower sections Is
only made IN boats. 4 he naval squadron
and monitors are sIfsafe.
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STEAMBOATS,.


An old STEAMBOAT aUL1.-sound
and good; very light draught, and will
make an excellent barge or Fighter. WIN
be sold at 8 ba gain Enquire OF
". q. BROWN q Co,
ocI2-tf Wharfboat ProprfAtnrs.
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Fer Sale:

A VALUABLE EOr-BEING THE
HA alley part OF Lots q and o. Old Plan.
fronting 20 feet on Vine Street near w ater.
and running along the alley los Ieet will
be sold at the Court Hou e door on Thus
day next, at O'Clock NJ
Iat1 n Ak}tlInifnlstraIor.
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NeVv AdVerlIseme 4 END.
FANCY GOODS I

New Novelties, &c, for the Fall trade,
" IA olssale and ret all, at the old stand, No.
1 d ain st. oc1S 3nl A q. PUSH EE,
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CINc1NNArI, Oetober 1.-THE feeling in
regard to the anticipated -Oostructio3 to
nsvfgatton to result from the New ort 4,
Cineinn stf Railroad bridge now bufIdfn9,
is ia ereastng every day. At a meeting OF
the D .rectors of the Board OF trade to- dav-
the matter was taken from the hands III
the Committee on Railroads, and referred
to a special cCmmitte of seven al onr
most eu bstantiaI business men and manu-
facturers.
The National Capitol Convention CON-
vsnes in this city, on the 2oth inst
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For Sale.

THE ELIGIBLE LOT NO. 63.rUEs-
PER Enlargement, corner of first and
S5S per front foot, and ON long credit, the
purchaser giving approved security. and
paying 10 per cent. interest. For further
particulars, enquire OF \ Z
oct3-dI @ +. T. HODGE n co.
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NeKs From san FrancIsen.

SAN FRANCIsco, October l7.-Late adj
vices from Mazatlan, say inst since the
escape of young Me eJia, PeAtcida and Vsfas.
their adhsrents have bSan dispersed In ali
directions. leaving thet~ arma behind,
There has been destructive storms and
water spouts. The country is doo5ed
The Inhabitants ofSonora are sufPe~fn o
from Indian raids. Eighty have bee6
killed aud a mum Der of women and child
Ten carried into captivity since January.
The government is arming a National
Guard for the protection Oftne people,
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THE NEW FOOD 8OUROE.
CEA MOSS FARINE,

GEA MOSS FARINE.
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
or Carrageen, Is conceded
to be the healthfest,
cheapest and most delicious food In the
world.
A package, costing few cents, will make
sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, aud a pro-
portionate quantity of Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Sauces, Grpels, Charlotte Russo,
Ice Creams, &c, &C.
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APPRAISERS A NOTICE

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONoERN.-
\ Notice is hereby given tn at the UNDER
slguee appraisers, appointed by the Hon.
N. :. johnson, Judge of the Marlborough
Court of Common Pleas, In vacation, will
ON the l7Lh day of October, ls70, at an,
a. Fred. Ttfzers farm. In Knight Town
ship, begin the examination OF lands and
the assessments OF benefits and injuries
thereto, arising by the proposed work of
the knight township Draining Company
pE0Ggedis Tide OF the cOntenp plated dItches
TO the terminus on lands In Section ~.
owned by the heirs OF VIM. n. RIusnan.
deceased. MOSES AK EN-
THOMAS SMYTH
VIM. HOWARD,
Appraisers.
Township.
september "A, 1870. sep26.3wd. .w3t
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CEA MOSS FARINE
S Makes an elegant
Ice Cream, is su-
perior to Corn
Starch or ArrowrOot, and one hundred
per cent. cheaper.
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0EA MOSS FARINE
- superior to Q o u
starch, MaZiena,
FRrinR, or a y
kindred preparation.
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FRAMIN 9 NOTICE.

OLD DK. HEAT1A's many years ex-
" perience in curing the debIIitated and
diseased disclosed the startling fact that
three-fOurths OF those suffering with Dgs-
C0nslSHaptt0sa, CInceTO1Ss n A6ectiofs, DiseaSe
Of the LtveT, Epilepsy, Paralysis, and Dts
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, were
caused by and could only be cured after
curing them of SsmtnGL Weakness. His
immense practice has made his treatment
as near perfection as possible. Mttny of
his patients had paid from 500 10 50 900 for
medicine and treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that patients can.
not be cured without a searching exam.
ination OF all symptoms and complica-
tions, and scientlhc treatment by an expe-
rfenced physician. Those at q distance
interview. Advice free at 710 Broadway
New York. There are so many unsuccess-
full physicians, DR.. HEATH viii merely
say he is the author OF two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on ChemicalR tyl8
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FOR NEW ORLEANS FROM CAIRO.
The gTeat passenger steamer
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Notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE
- received at my Office until October -
1910, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the construction
OF the Blue Grass bridge in course of cnn.
struction. Pans and Specifications on aIe
l n my of1ce Tho right to reject any or alf
bids Is reserved. -
VICTOR BIsCH. A. ". q.
EVANSVILLE. Sept. 80, IS70-dNwtd
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CEA MOSS FARENE


- At least fifty differ
ent dishes can be
made from 8 EA
Moss FARINE, all delicious, heaIthful, and
economical. IL is the cheapest food N the
known world.
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CEA MOSS FARHNE
~ Makes a most de-
nghtful des q T { 1,
and contains go
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CEA MOSS FARINE

~ II =. - = = ~ n
- Is made up without
trouble, and Will
always be good.
Try IL, and our word for il, you will con.
tinue in It's use,