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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-24
The Courts.


CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-HoR.
Norris s. johnson Drcssdt8g.-Maria
Baker was granted divorce from her
husband, Henry. on the ground Of
desertion.
REcoRDER's CoBRT-Nathan Va
lard, Esq, presidin0.-Robert Hatha-
way. engineer at the JoJBaAL Office.
arrested on Thursday. charged with
fast driving, was tried By jury. The
evidence went to show that Bob.
had not driven faster than an ordinary
trof. but having two girls IN the bug
gy, Mr.. Setchel tho owner of the old
cob, feared he would net live to reach
the stable after q couple Of trips to
the grove. Hathaway had hired the
rig for the whole day, bat Setchel
took it away from him at noon. and
had him arrested, and the Courier,
with its accustomed malice and
falsehood. spoke of the defendant as
if he was addicted to brutal treat
ment OF horses. He was acquitted. Of
course, and Sstehel refunded him
half Of what be paid fer the use Of
the rig. Major Mattison appeared
for the defendant and Jesse Walker,
Esq, for the city.
John Mauyan, arrested for threat
ening to shoot a man named Lynch,
was fined 50 30 for carrying concealed
weapons. Mr.. Lynch not appearing.
A man named Goodman was per-
mitted to pay the costs on . charge
of disorderly conduct. as the ag-
grieved partydeclined TO prosecute.
Joseph Miller had his case further
continued.
Jordan Fry. accused of striking
Caroline Morgan with a brick. viii
be tried to-day.
Before Justice nc Ternon-A man.
whose name nearly every one knows.
wassfned small sum for an assault
on al old and respected citizen.
Cause. lagsffroth. He. didn't ask to
have his name withheld. but being
generally FIRST rate fellow, it Is with
held.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. o.
CoTrON-Dnll and prices nominal. sates
I,550 bales middiing uplands al ISe,
FLOUR-1l arket STEADY, with moderate
demand receipts 90 600 barrels: sales IS O00
barrels; super foe e 9O95 IS: extra IS 5O9
6 S.; round hoop Ohio e 1896 30; st. Louis
RYE FLOUR Quiet at 81 10g5 20.
CORN MEAL-Qulet.
GRAIN Wheat demand fair and mar
ket nrn for export and .mtHings receipts
n 600 bushels; sales 81 COO bushels. No. 2 ola
spring Chicago 81 1871 IL; old Chicago
spring No. 4 81 IS; new 81 q; winter red
amber 81 34gl S55z: white 81 40. Barley,
quiet ana unchanged: Rye, quiet and I'M
changed. Corn, steady. with moderate
Qsmands receipts 10000 bushels. sales
59,oJJi mixed S54g9o In store; white s50
e35se; yellow s6gs5e. Oats, demand light,
s lies s.. 900 bushels: western zee: Ohio sac.
dAf-1n moderate request.
CoEf arket steaoy IN moderate de-
asUoARH-cuea 8slOc; Porto Rico ssz@
6ioI.AssEs Dull and prices nominal.
hIcE-DuI and market unsettled at So
PETRoLEUM = Demand fair and market
firm surude ~ refined 2G5za27s
TURPENTIHE-Steady at o..
BETTER--Aarket 81 lady with moderate
demands Western 206982c- sfFiE
CHEEsE-1n light demands holders Arm
PRoVTsIoNs-Pork duh and shade lower.
sales OF 800 bDls mess an SIS; prime s23ul
"a 90. Beef steady at -ez50t5. BuIkr meats
dull and unchan8eas hams Ia pickle ID
sLsnD-Dall and unchanged. steam ~
FziE;-aHrs-To Liverpool heavy; nour
@4oA- s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
C0nsumnfIon.

.
The Three Remedies. ascHErcIs's pm.
Eo1zIc SYkUP." for the cure of Coughs,
/ Colds bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
sumption. 1ha peculiar action OF thla med.
tc1ne r1pens the ulcers In the lungs pro-
notes the discharge OF the corrupt matter
By expectoration. PurInes the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
schenck's ssa-weed Tonfop Tor the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive orgnna. supplies
the place Of the gastric Juice when that Is
dencients and then enables the patient TO
digest the most nutricious food. Il is >
sovereign remedy for all cases of indiges.
ton. rssr~v- s. -s.-- -,sr4
schenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being vegetable subatitute for calornei,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed TO that mineral. without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
re these three medicfnes 1lr. !
schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his IN
rtvaled success In the Treatment OF Pull
monte Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter. discharges It.
and purlnes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove all OBJ
structions therefrom, give the organ 3
healthy tenes andacure Liver Complaint,
which is one Of the most prominent causes
Of ConsumpfIon. 49,
The sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers OF the stomach, and By strengthen
Ing the digestion and bringing II TO q nor
mai and healthy condition, Improves the
quality Of the blood, by which means the
formation or ulcers or tubsrcies tn the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
act1on OF hese medicines, as thus ex.
planned, " tcure every case Of consump-
ton II the NEEDLES are used IN time and
the use Of the Is persevered IN SUFFICIENT
~ 70 bring the case 10 favorable ternina.
ton.
LII. Hehenck's Almanac, containing q full 4
tFeALlse on The various forms OF disease,
hAs mode OF treatment, and general dtrec- 4
lions how TO use his medicine, can be had
gralis or sent by mail bv addressing his |
Rr1nclpal once, No. Is E1oTth sixth Street |
Phtladelphia, Pa.
Prizes OF the PuImonIc Fyrur and See.
weed Tonic each q 80 per botsAa, or 81 50 8
nalf dozen. Mandrake Pills, 20. per box
For sale BY al druggists and dealers.
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ri ER ME w ..
- 90. I5lgsr I.sn.s Be- - 20.

-
The air towards midnight last, was quite
cool. The additional arrivals and de-
partures up toS A. NJ, ws8e The Fanny
Brandies, TO Louisville; Pine Bluff. to
GrandvieEfs Sam. Orr. to PASSPORT; Ianie
Ragon, to Cairo; Sam. J. Hale, Louisville
to New Orleans: Palestine, Louisville and
return. The Pine Bluff MaIiie Ragon.
Sam. Orr and F0yette took ont
splendid
che Sam. ]. Hale arrived about 8; 80, with
two mammoth harges and gigantic trip.
She was aground few hours at flint Is
land and In sparring or broke two Of her
ring bolts, which she repaired here, and
left after the Palestine arrived, taking her
lower Ohio ssengers.........The Palestine
reports the Tom Reese and barges
aground at Flint Island. blocking up
the hannel-........-..--.....-..-.- Tom
was expected here before morning Her
clerk, Charley Eonntag. arrived here By
rail-, last night, expecting TO Ind her here.
...........The Palestine arrived ct midnight
having been detsined several hours By
fog. She did not get away until alter
o'clock this morning. having had large
cargo to diseh arge...... Captain
George a. Williams of The mammoth
YIcksburg wharf-boat. returned to the
city fronl Owensboro, yesterday. He
willsojourn here for few days. ar weeks.
...-.-..J. L. ShalIcross, agent OF the I43uis-
vile UNDERWRITERS, left By the MaIIie RAJ
goD. last evening, TO look af -er the sunken
Edinburgh. which we are glad 10 learn,
was easily raised by "Old Bonepieker.''.
Capt. Rees Dugan, with the Eckert, and
taken to AIemph.s, where she VIII be
speedily repaired .........C. w. Kearney, late
OF the firm Of Humphrey, Lewis q Coils
at out 10 ienJve TO Sc. Louis, 20 engage
In the wholesale liquor business. under
We wish hIm abundan6 succe-a, as he is a
worthy and wen qualffed business man.
........The steamer Exchange with the crezR
OF the Morning star Win be here to-day IN
place OF the star. The Exchange is a new
and excellent steamer, very light and viii
come through on good time........................
-....The Champion will be here to-day.
en-. route 10 Sc. Louis. with Capt.
Ben. Merieilees, one OF the most accom-
plished gentlemen IN the business, N
c3nnmancl......23y private dispatch nom
Capt Saith. we aye al yIsed that ths new
steamer l.. L. Tally will be here On We'd
needay, en- route to Red River, direct
Capt Frank Smith Commands, and w. f..
Rudolph has charge OF the ofice.....-A
clerk win be on the wharf to-day to re-
ceive freight for the John Lumsden. Have
your freight down easly, SO that there
may be no s2etention. Time is precious.
and the river very low. TneFanny Bran
dies left for Louisville yesterday, light.
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PERsoNAL.-A private letter from
Professor +. Won Roy, late of this
city, to james Phslan. Esq, Of Marx,
Warren s. Co, dated Nashville, Ten
nessee, Sept. 2O.h. states that he will
probably remain in Nashville until
Spring. He sends many kind mes
sares to his old friends. and especially
the Philharmonics.
DR.. w. A. Graham, Of Madison. is
in the city, the guest of Prof. G. N.
Wells, of the Commercial College.
Judge D. T. Laird, Of Rockport,
Democratic candidate for Circuit
Judge. was in tho city yesterday.
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HOTEL IMPRovESIENTs.-The ex-
tension Of the Sherwood House will
be a great help in assisting to remedy
Evansville's great want of hotel ac-
eommoda4ions. The new wing will
extend tie dining room and furnish
several more sleeping rooms, which
will be pleasanter than any now in
the house, while the whole house is
undergoing a thorough renovating
that viii make it almost new house.
Especially win this be so as Captain
Below is one ofthose who thoroughly
know how 20 keep hotel. Hs 5is
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PI0OLELI.


ONLY one arrestup to last midnight.
VERM1FUdE wanted at the Courier
Office. a1a q "a 7oh 9a1 .saHo
RAIN is badly needed to lay the
dust.
The steeple of the Lamasco Luth-
eran Church. IS again in position.
STANDS at the Fair for sale at Chris.
Rextraw's.s corner Third and Syca-
more.
HEAPS Of goods line the walks near
the wholesale stores, and business
looks driving.
PARKHILLs. Rembrants, and Cray
on pictures, are the admiration of the
public. s81 I
PHILIP DAWSON has not been
changed in the changes at the Sher.
wood House. @ 1 a8aaa
A NUMBER Of Terre Haute horse
men are in the city to attend the trot
to-day.
PROFESSOR HAsELMA7ER takes On
his hat and head too. at the Opera
House on Monday
SCHApKER. BUssING & Co. have q
splendid assortment of dry goods for
the Fall trade. See their advertise
ment.
MERCHANTS ON First Street are
annoyed By the goats that roam the
vacant lot below Sycamore, on Second
Street. and perfume their Offices.
Pools for the trot to-day. win be
sold at Tom Royston's First National.
No. 3 First Street. at half past nine.
STRoUsE BROTHERS are liable to
punishment for contempt of the act
ing Mayor. by putting efiigies of his
highness at their door. 8a igga
THE attention Of the writing public
is invited to the large number Of new.
novel and exceedingly useful articles
Of stationery at the JOURNAL Office.
In the description of Judge Igle-
hart's residence yesterday, mention Of
the handsome fence made by Happier
& Salmon. was accidentally omitted.
A TELEGRAM from East st. Louis
announces the death of Hugh Ryan.
formerly shipping clerk at the e. &C.
r.. r., in this city, Mr., r.. was well
known and well beloved in this city.
THERE was a good business meet
ing az tho Lincoln Club last night.
The meeting adjourned to Monday
evening, when all Republicans who
can, are expected to be present.
There was 9 Democratic meeting
at KratsVille. few nights ago. and
when il closed and the candidates
were about to leave. loud cheer for
the whole Republican ticket was Civ
en- them Is good night.
TEE handsome new brick residence
of Hon. John A. Reitz. is progressing
inely. The ioists for the second floor
are laid, and the building 50 far on its
way toward completion, that one can
judge what il win be when done.
WE call the attention of our read
ers to the Evansville Commercial Col
lege. Here students are fully and
thoroughly prepared for the duties
of life. The advantages for instruc-
ton In this Institution ars unsur-
passed.
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European Harkets.


By Telesfapn.J LoNDoN, Sept. %.
Consols W. American securities oulet
and steady. United Srates coupons OF 'e2
99T: 6ls, o9t<: '67s, $50. stocks heavv
Erie. ri Illinois, lI31z; Western buoyai1t
LlgEkPooIs, Sep. ernber s3.-Cotton, sales
iot me WeeEs $500 bales exports, HOO
Daiess Spectators, 1000 bales; stock, 49,
w pa esi American, l6l 0o0 bales receipts,
1917 Dalesi A meI lcans b 600 bales; ahoat,
oaO,UUO bales Trade to-day dull. sales OF
l0Io0 bales mlddHng upland AZ 91<091<d.
Breadstuffs qulets receipts OF wheat for
bus heels; prices all unchanged. Beef, de-
Ginning; sales at ll6s. Cheese 6la Cd. Lard
Us Cd. Cumberland middIes SIS. short
ribbed middies 6zs. Turpentine 33s.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 23.-American gecurf-
ties closed firm al 941z99456. LIZ
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS Sept. %.
CoTToN-DulI and prices declined: mid-
ding lie.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged; superflne
az 81 1894 Cod IS.
WHEAT-Steady with a moderate de-
mand NO. red winter 81 10; No. I 81 lO0
I ~; white demand good at 81 1871 = for
Ao.lf III 408l 70 fOf choice 60 fancy.
CoRH-Steady with a moderate demand.
NO. mixed 0Oes yellow ia sacks 7uc.
OATs-Duil and unchanged at 40a44c
EAhLEf --oleady with moderate de land
~ fodJt1 10 for prime 90 fancy.
ToBACco-Dull and unckanged
HEMP AND BAGGLNG-u nchanged and
quiet.
MHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged at 90c.
PRovIsLoNs-Q Quiet. Mess porR go Bulk
shoulders i3c. 6acon shoulders 135<al4o.
clear ribs l6sl clear sides l7JI0l75<.
LAItD-Duii and unchanged &c i6%.
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70 the PEblIc.

Our friends will please bear in
mind that we are doing a strictly
wholesale business; and as we wish to
protect the interest of the retail trade,
can not sell
CLOUDS CORDIAL
By the single bottle. When You want
it, please call at the retail drug stores,
as they are always supplied, and it
will greatly relieve us in the matter of
" EXPLANATION"
and but do Justice to our retail
friends. Respectfully,
sept21-6t CLOUD. AKIN IL Go.
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A NEW INSTITUTION. -- Messrs-
Shaw. Lippincott & Conner, proprie-
tors Of the Indianapolis Coach Works,
have opened a repository and sale
room, for their manufactures, in this
city at 81 and % Third Street, be-
tween Main and Locust. Mr.. I. O.
Reading, of their house, il in charge
of the establishment. Their carriages
are SO well known by many, especially
some Of our leading horsemen, that
to recommend them is unnecessary.
We would advise all to 60 and see
for themselves.
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By Telegraph

By telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. %.
FLoUR-Duu. #
WHEAr-Quiet: No. Chicago Spring
8I O61zMl 061z.
CoRN-Bcarce and 1rm az G31<Q64LS.
RYE-Active and prices advanced 1aI1<e f:
Tie for No 2
RARLEY-NO. 2 81 O. -
MISUNDERSTANDING and firm at 845<M8Jc
IN wooden bound cOOperage: e5a86c N
iron bound.
PoRK--Mess quiet &C s25 81; dry sa.ted
shOu sderg 125z. ,1EE
LARD-i5dl5M.
HcGs-Dnu aud prices have destined "a
75Sc.
CATrLE-Duii and prices declined 10 10
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Louisville Market.

By 1elegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Sept. q.
RAGGIE Active and firm at 20J<aeOe for
bale. 81 Has -
koPE-scsrce and firm at 8gI0c for hand
Goa roE-In dernsnd at good prices; mid
ding I7Lc.
FLoUR-Demand good at fan prices; ex-
ira family s. 3.
CoRN-Dnll and prices declined 20 SIC.
WHhAI-t1uiet and weak at 81 l0Nl ..
OATS Quiet and weak &C 45c. lta
hXE-f1utet and weak az SOC
MESS PORK-f2i.
BACoN-Demandf fair and market firm.
at l41zc. lie and lec for shoulders; sides
and hams.
. LARD-In fair demand and nrm at I5c
HARs -sugar-cured sc 24a25c. A44 --t4
HIsKY--steadys with moderate de-
mand; raw Sz08Sc akAa s.
IoBAcco-Dem good at full prices;
sales Of l42 hhds az t5a0 50 for frosted 10
good sound Tugs; SO 759I2 70 for low lear 10
mahogany wrappers.
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- skaIing At the Rink Lo..nighl.
TestImOniaI.


The following is from O we'll known
merchant Of Wingo Station. KY. who
is at present in orr city, purchasing
his fall stock Of goods, and adds an
other to the thousands who have
given like testimony:
DR.. H w .Cloud: - Tsr
DEAR SIK-Some months ago pur
chased one dozen. Of your Invigorating
Cordial to sell to my customers; and
being severely afflicted with kidney
disease, resolved to try few bottles
myself, having heard il highly recon
mended for that purpose.
The effect Of my disease was to en-
tirely PROSTATE my general health. i
could scarcely get about, indeed at
times / could not walk at all without
support. / gave your medicine fair
trial, and the result is a perfect re-
storation of my health. Not trace
of my old complaint Is left. To your
Invaluable CORDIAL. / am entirely in
debted for this. -aA4
9 Yours truly,
-4s55 se. .asss j. A. HUTCHINSON.
SeD231W Win0o Station Kvf
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EFansElllc ana CrawrordsYlIlc Rail-
road
sEcRETARY's OFFICE.

-f -~-----s --4~~as h2ERA4 p Aotvey
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
the 81 day of October
next, at lO clock An, at which time
40 elaetion viii be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
j. e. MARTIN,
sept8 I'd Secretary.
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c aSoyERNn1ENrs-puIl and heavr.
Kew York Dry GOODS Narket.

BY Telegraph-T NEW YORK, Sept. q.
In dry goods, business continues nno3er-
ately active although not quite SO lively
as las been reported. Lawrence ID are
back again 10 l31z: AuguSLa A Is reduced
10 i2cs Nashua II 1871 EonfinentalC I3J<.
Whettngvtile q bieacned muslins 12c; APP
pleton brown sheetings have advanced 10
lac, and Indian Head TO 14k. Utica extra
heavy ~ brown are reduced to Ice; do. 40
inch dc. l71S: do IA bleached are reduced
from % to l7l<: do. IS inch from IS TO ice.
and "a sheetings from q TO CSC. The tone oil
market Is downward, quiet and closes
more taEaely.
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Go TO THE FAIR GRoUNDs To-Day.
The trot to-day between Shaks-
peare aud Lady Alice, will be a big
affair. Best three in Eve for q prize
of $500.
Cars leave the Depot for the
Grounds, at 1 80 P. NJ. last train at
2 o'clock. The race viii come of at
2:15. Railroad fare % cents for the
round trip.
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FIne Clofhing NJ AnftIonl

Five thousand two handred dollars
worth will be offered 81 1sIlietts' Auc-
ton Room. Saturday. September 24th,
at half past one o'clock, P. NJ. Every
article sold after the second bid. xH
Tailors especially invited. No. "a
Main Street. =. ltohA sep23-td
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r THE DIFFERENCE.--The difference
between the German and English
editions Of the Courier, Of yesterday.
was principally apparent in their re-
ports of the Emancipation celebra-
ton Of Thursday. eibA
The German edition says Major
Mattison retired with q colored crowd
to the cider barrel. where, as there
was no whisky. he had to drink cider.
The English edition says the Major is
q nice man, and his speech was good.
AS the German sreport was taken
partly from the English reporter, and
partly from the besotted imagination
of the German writer. the mingling Of
falsehoOd and malice that they hest
tate to publish in English, found an
outlet In German. La the report in
both languages the Journal and the
Marble front" Of course came ID for
its share of abuse.
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me weather..

The RINK.-To-night there viii be
a grand opening at The Rink. the last
for several days. as the managers de-
sire to have the floor reprinted, the
skates put il order. and a general
OVERLAPPING given the whole estab-
Iishment. The Crescent City Band
will be on hand, and we predict q
large attendance.
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Notice. 70 DeIIHqaents.

After the 1st day of October tho
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.
II. LUNKENHEIdER. Il. ", g.
Treasurers Office, Xanderburg Co.,
Sept. z. 1870. Iaep9 I'd
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G0meihlng NeH and sfrllsl.

save been through the market
we'll, and selected my stock very care
fully, and am confident that can
please any and every man in regard to
style, quality and prices. Whatever
Ii wanted in the line of gentieman's
wear or furnishing goods can be found.
Come and see me. No charge for
showing goods, and very low charges
for the goods themselves.
j. III. SCHRIcHTE,
sep19 1R No. 90 Main Street.
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lLOGAT NOTICES.

INQUIRE. WTTHIN.-The mouth is
like j house to Iet However, pretty
it may be externally. il is impossible
to Judge Of its merits until you have
scientific inside. IF behind the ruby
doors there are plenty of pearl white
GGzzaures, you will exclaim at once,
'sHow beautifully, To imparf the ut
most possible brilliancy. there is moth
ing like fragrant SozoDONT.
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BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, sept. q
CoTToN-Duil and prices e shade lower
middiing l71z@171zcs sales 900 bales; re-
eeipts, 2. 43j bal1ssr exports, ~ 90 bales, re-
ceIpts for the week, 3, rs bales.
FL lUR-D ull and lower; supeTfine "a S0;
Xxx s 60; Xxx = S946-
CORN = EIrmef: mixed SOC: white Sc.
yellow 99c.
OATa-EirIner for prime. @
HAYES.
PoBK-DuH; messy R26 50.
BAcoN-Dun and Unchanged; hams 2
024c.
SUGAR AND MoLA ssEs % Unchanged.
WHIsKY-921Scs esA taaA
CcFFKE-Unchanged.
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1--WE Cotfages Tor Sale Chea-

rive lounges l0R Sale CheA ~
/ 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.
a#Fz Asa IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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Grand Rallyl

Saturday Eve, September "a. 1870.
All candidates and their friends are
invited 60 attend grand Oyster
Lurch, at 10. Kohn,s Saloon, on
Main Street, between Fourth and
Fifth. Saturd9 eve, from 8 to II. ct
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The /" Kmperor,s pas,

Is not for sale at HaIlock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept in first class Drug
Store may be found there In abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street. be-
tween First and Second.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-24

AN AMUSING INCIDENT Is said TO
have occurred ia the city yesterday.
I That one of the celebrated triumTi-
rate of refugees from the Republican
to the Democratic party, recently SO
glorifed by the Courier. who is sup
posed to have beeu Influenced By an
eye to Kentucky trade. instead Of
Office. intruded upon social CONVEX
sation between a distinguished Ken
tuckian and another Democrat in the
business house Of the latter, and soon
found occasion to assert most ultra
Democratic principles, and to clinch
them appealed to his Evansville
friend to sayif he did not think them
right. The latter quietly replied that
since he was appealed to IN that style
+ be must say that recently he did not
think it right for man who, during
the war. was VIGOROUSLY the most
loud-mouthed. bitter and intolerant
r publican and enemy of the South
ii all Evansville. now. when there
was no excuse for ID, and for mere
trade and profit, to make proclama-
ton of the same character and scnti-
nents on the other side.
It is said that the orator only want
ed eighteen inches Of tail to illustrate
The phrase skunk away aF