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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-24

- Al least fifty diGof-
emit dishes can ba
made from SEA
Moss EARTHE, All delicious, healthful. and
economical. 1t is the cheapest food ID the
known world.
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RtYer DtaDnfclns,n

PITTsBURG, October 22.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Mononghela tour feet
two inches in Rowley's channel and rising
slowly. No arrivals or departures except
packets.
CINCINNATI, October 22.-RIver six feet
five inches and falling slowly. Weather
clear and pleasant.
LoUIsvILLE, October 22-Departed-Ca.
melia. Tennessee River; Pink VarbIe, Ar
kansas River. River falling slowly, with
eighteen inches In the chute and four feet
pleasant.
CAIRO, October G2.-SHver Lake No. A, st.
Louis to Louisville, i A NJ; City of Chester
Memphis TO 50. Louis. q; Leslie Taylor.
Louisville TO New Orleans, IL: Mary Mill
Ter. Evansville to Memphis. ~ M; Henry
NJ. Shreve, Red River TO st Louis, PM. /;
Quickstep, Mound City to Evansville, s.
River fell Two inches. Weather clear.
Mercury 64o.
SON, Keokuk; Bon Accord, Metropolis !;
Minneapolis, st. Paul; City OF Alton,
ytcksburg; Victory, Upper Mississippi.
Departed-Alex. Mitchell. st. Paul; John
son, Keokuk; Rubicon, Vicksburg; Belle
st. Louis, Memphis; SaIlfe, Arkansas
River; Mollte Able and Mohawk and
barges, New Orleans: Dance, Kansas City.
River falling more rapidly. weather ear
and pleasant.
CINcINNAII, October 2S.-River 6 feet 2
inches; the river has fallen three inches
during the q hours.
LOUISVILLE, October 3D. Weather clear
aud warm the river. is falling slowly with
IL Inches In the chute and feet on Port
land bar.
CAIRO, October 2S--Port list-BelIe Men,
phts, vt. Louis to Memphis 1 A NJ; Mollie
Graiz. Louisville and return, An; Mallie
Ragon, Evansville packet, An; NJ. j.
W1cks, New Orleans TO st. Louis, u NJ City
of Vicksburg, N1cksburg TO st. Louis, P N
ArgOnaut, No. 2, Tennessee River to 81
Louis, 3 PM; Aid, Columbus to st. Louis,
u Il on Ia tn 10 ~
Sall1e, St. Louis to Arkansas River, 8 Pm
Rubtcon st. Louis TO Vtcksburg,6 Pm Tom
Reese, Cairo TO New Orleans, Pm. The
river has fallen inches s@weather clear
mercury So.
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THE MARK ETS.


@NO1 AOA n AGEAEtt
Dy Aslegraph.l NEW YoRK, Oct. q.
SoTToHt--Demand fair and market firm:
safes o,COO bales uplRnds at lG3Sc.
fLoUR-Dsmand fair and market firm
10 d9o b1 rates; receipts 1000 bbls; sales
WHEAL-Demaud active. ana pr,oas "a .
Vanced Tor g Export &c; receipts Sloan bush
sales lz6,ggO bush; No. Chicago old. Sf i3
81 va NO. new 81 33%al s8%: Winter
red amber 81 SS9l Al; white Michigan
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Dul and drOOping
CoRN-Dull and dropping: receipts g. 200
bush sales 1900; mixed sI9s2Mc.
54c; Ohio S..
LEATHER-1Sc.
WooL-Quiet and firm: sales 40, COO lbs
neece 469521ac; pulled 34943c.
hoPS-Steady with q moderate demand.
ket firm.
SUGAR : Steady, with moderate de-
Parto R saleS Sgo boxes Grenada 81 9169l04
SIC. f--0es - a. '14S
PETRnLEUx-Market steady, with anod.
crate demand; crude Ils[nl2c: refined
25szc.
mand.
CHEEsE-Demand fair and market firm.
PoRK-puil, but unchanged; sales OF nod
bbls mess at SIS; also 900 bbls old or new
Tor November at s2l so, and new December
at S23.
BEEF-Unchanged.
BULK MEATS Quiet and UNCHANGED
mlddles dull; sales OF eco bbls long clear
at 14sz.
LAID Quiet and unchanged; sales lsC
tieFces steam at l4A@l6sz; kettle 165z@l7c;
also 500 tierces for January at l4s<.
WHISKR-Dull and prices droopLuR: sales
$50 bbls at 93x@9lc.
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want of Sc % to pay for getting so
drunk that he could neither give his
real name-"which it is Brannigan"
nor recognize the officer who ar
rested him.
Isaac Holt, and his white wife
Mary, were charged with being drunk.
Isaac was dismissed and Mary sent to
prison for So % worth of meditation
over her folly.
James KerbOy paid the penalty of
being a drunken boy than the law
allows; s. rs in prison was the price.
Ed. Maher, whose other name is
Fitzgerald, suffered like penalty for
sleepy drunk.
Ben. Logan was examined on a
charge Of larceny. and dismissed.
Before Justice Walker.-The case
of the State VS.. Alb. Cloud and others
for riot, was called. The defendants
appeared. and after waiting for more
than an hour, the case was dismissed
Thus ends another of the cases cooked
up 10 harrass colored voters.
Before Justice McIerRGn.-A suit
for breach of warranty Of mule, II
which judgment for $3.50 was rem
dered against the seller, was the only
thing Of any interest before the Jus
| tees.
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ElectIOn OOntested.

The Courier of yesterday announces
that Joseph J. Reitz has fled his COM
plant as a preliminary to contestiug
the election of Mr.. Decker as Audi
tor of this County, and boasts that the
charge that forty-two fraudulent votes
were cast for Mr.. Decker. can be
proven.
It is pretty well known that Mr..
Reitz has, on several occasions. an
nounced that he would not contest
the election, and it is also generally
understood that the funds for the con-
test were made up by subscription
among the faithful, Mr.. Reitz furnish
ing only one third of fund of $1,000
for the purpose.
1t has also leaked out that the
prime object of the subscribing Dem
ocrats is to keep Mr.. Decker out of
Office, and they have prevailed on Mr..
Reitz to join them in SO doing, hold
ing out to him the illusory hope that
he may succeed. Mr.. P. Burk. who
figures as the person making afidavits
on which the contest is based, is q
mere lay figure, of course. One of
those who is supposed 10 be in the
confidence of the ''Vincenres Varie-
ties" leaked out the motive when he
said to his two sons. ut will go from
the Circuit to the Supreme Court and
keep him out of it year, anyway"
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and 10 tons miscellaneous freight. The
Norman is the pioneer OF the trade, and
Captain Kennedy, by his untiring energy,
is building up q trade between Evansville
and Memphis that Will prove OF great benz
eft to our merchants and manufactures,
as large amount of trade will come to
this city that cannot be reached by any
other way. The Norman is emphaticaIIy
an Evansville boat, owned in this city
and Differed by citizens OF this city. and
should receive the undivided support of
every enterprising shipper. ............
The Norman Will leave this evening on
her ninth TIP for Memphis, and the
bends. Let her have good trip, and bills
OF lading on board by p. M......The Pine
Bluff arrived at midnight with q good
trip........The officers of the Norman have
our thanks for late Memphis papers.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FOR ME0IPHIS-The splendid and popu-
lar steamer Norman viii leave here at 4
PM. to-day for Cairo and all way ports.
She has elegant cabin and state room ap-
pointments, and passengers and shippers
will find everything about her comforta-
BILE and convenient. The Norman is an
Evansville steamboat, run In the Interests
of our commercial men and merchants,
and is entitled to a liberal patronage. DR..
D. II. Kennedy commands, and Len. Nor
ris is her chief clerk, both excellent and
estimable gentlemen. Get your freight
down early.
For NEW ORLEAEs.-The very substan-
tlal and elegant steamer Importer, having
superior passenger appointments, is an
nounced for New Orleans and all way
ports at noon to-day, Offering rare faciii-
ties for through freight to the Crescent
City. She carries largely on little water,
and will go through without detention,
She is commanded by Captain John A,
Williams, a most elegant and accomplish
ed gentleman, who is ebIy assisted by
competent and obliging clerks. We COM
mend the Importer and her gallant officers
to shippers and travellers. She leaves at
noon to-day.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CIScINNATI, Oct. %.
COTTON Quiet and unchanged; mid
ding l4Zc.
FLoUR-Dun but unchanged at IS 5Os5 IS
for family.
WHEAT-Dun and prices dropping: red
CoRN-Market buoyant but unsettled ;
new 50953c; old 60963c.
RYE-Dull and dropping at S0d82c.
OATS-DulI but unchanged at 33044c.
BARLEY-Qutet and weak fall ST l00l IS.
GRoCERIES-Dep1and good at full prices.
@ILs-Linseed quiet and weak at 90c; Hard
oil quiet and weak; extra 81 170l 20.
EGGs-Demand good at full prices; sales
at 24c.
BUTTER-DulI and prices dropping at $50
SIC.
CHEEsE-Denand good at fun prices.
CLOVER SEED Dull but unchanged at
50 so.
FLAX SEED -Quietand and unchanged at
PoRK-FuI prices asked but no demand
at s26.
LARD-Full prices asked but no demand
at 16c.
BACON Scarce and firm, at l41z, 1870
HoGs-Scarce and firm and higher grades
advanced to 7sz@51zc.
WHIsKY-Dull, but holders unwilling TO
make concessions; sales at S59S7c.
GoLD-1 121z.
MoEEY-Market easy.
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Rev York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW York. Oct. %.
The dry goods market, as usual at the
close OF the week, is inert ana depressed
especially for heavy and fne brown: for
QnDleached coLtOns, crown drills, corset
Jeans anu the better class of bIeached n1us-
Inns The prices at present are quite irregular
and IL must take some days to eouaIIza
values. The New York Nils muslin Tor
instance, are being sold at zoe, while
Wamsutta command I9c. and White Rock
lie. M6sonVIlle l6c, and Hope I3J%c: W hfle
Sprague's printed calic0eG and GIoueester
goods sell on the same counter ct the same
price, ll1zc; mostly all prints are held al
prices that Will not invite custom so long
we except Gamers, which are offered az
low as lOHc, and Sprague's, which is high.
~ meIltoflous this season, and fan of live
ali grades at loc, and are really cheap.
Whlle R1nghams remain stea ~ and firm
a A,LnosAeag stripes, by 3, are reduced TO
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Hon. James q.
Jones presiding.-A new trial was
granted in the case of Geo. B. Walker
vs.. The City of Evansville.
CRIMINAL Court. - Hon. Il. L.
Robinson prcsiding.-The jury in the
case of Oberkinder returned verdict
OF guilty of manslaughter, and fixed
the penalty at FIVE years in the peni-
Tertiary.
John Wolf, indicted for assault and
battery, obtained change of venne,
and will be tried before Judge John
SON on Friday.
Joseph Rodgers and Josephine
Todd, indicted for open and notorious
fornication. were arraigned and plead
cd not guilty.
Martha Smith pleaded not guilty to
an indictment for maintaining a nuts
ance.
George and Abraham Diefenbach
and George Diefenbach, Jr., pleaded
guilty 70 indictments Tor assault and
battery. and were fined SO each and
costs.
Dan. Bryant was tried bya jury and
found guilty of stealing a vest. This
being his second conviction for lar
ceny. the penalty affixed is the same
as for grand larceny-imprisonment
in the penitentiary. whittier the jury
sent him for two years.
.REcoRDER's COURT. - ". WI
ard. Esq, prestding.-Peter Terry paid
So So on a fine of s. Is. and was per-
mitted to depart on condition that he
should leave the city.
Thomas Murray went to prison for
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NeH nriaana Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. %.
FLoUR-F irm; supeIfine, "a rs; Xxx, s5 so ;
XXX, So.
HAY-Prime, drmer at ez7.
BACoN-Held at I51zc, lS1zc92OAci hams,
27[02Sc.
SUGAR-I7 hhds. new received, and sold; ;
yellow clarified, I3gI31<c.
MoLAsSES-Prine, Acc.
COFFEE-Easler: prime Rio INC; oIhers
UNCHANGED.
CoTToS-A ctive and higher; sales, $50
bales: good ordinary, l41<9l45zc; low mid
ding i51Sc; m1ddltng. 155<c; receipts, 796
bales: expoI Is TO Liverpool, ,370 bales; re-
cefpts proper, behind the same time last
S 81 -22IS; sight. = discount.
GOLD-ll2.
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PIOOLILI.

SEE local notices of the Ladies EN-
porium.
THE ladies of st. Paul's are prepar-
ing for their supper.
THE ladies of Trinity NJ. E. Church
have Mite on Thursday evening.
A SIAMEsE twin apple is one Of the
novelties afforded by the Evansville
market.
Mr.. SEEMAN's dancing school
opens with a social hop this evening.
See local notice.
THE marriage licences accidentally
omitted from Saturdays JOURNAL
appear to day.
CAN any hardware man tell wheth-
er dead lock in a Legislative body
is reversible.
CAN any base ball player tell
whether a man who sleeps with his
mouth open is not good at catching
"fies."
AN unknown friend! hands in this
memorandum: six months and three
days between frosts from April 10Th
to October 22d."
THE special order of business at
the Council tonight is the order for
a special ele ction.
The mercury reached 600 in the
shade yesterday. ATT A. M. it stood
at $50, and 6 P. N. at 70. the range
for the day being about ten degrees
warmer than Saturday.
A GREAT part of the road from the
city to the Ingleside Mines, and for
some distance beyond. is in a shock
ing condition. That part of it across
the ravine is particularly bad.
THERE are times when it is not we'll
to hold your head too high. The
wild turkey wouldn't stay in the trap,
when caught. if it knew enough to
look down and find the trench it en-
tered by.
THERE are plenty of meu- who are
ready to deny the novelty of any new
discovery, but it is q remarkable fact
that these same men who "knew it
before, " were careful not to tell any
one.
VIM. NEwCo8IE, William Daniels,
JOHN Croft. Josephine Lawson. Sa-
rah J. Clay and Thoma ID ougherty
enjoy the inequalities of Hotel
Mauntel, and Will probably settle at
the bar Of the Recorders Court, this
morning.
A RUNNING fight along First Street,
about Church time yesterday morn
ing was the sensation of the day. In
the melee gentleman who was quietly
passing along received blow from q
brick that was thrown at the "pur-
susd."
Mr.. G. w. WARREN corrects the
statement that he is to be connected
with the new Musical Academy. which
is not to be in Philharmonic Hall
Messra. Bukowitz and Charlie e
Warren are to be the proprietors.
| OBERKINDER, who killed Valentine
Arnold, figured as Overkiner before
the Police Court some time ago, ont
Of his neighbors wrote his name al
Oberguener, he figures as Oberkinnel
and Overkinder in the indictment
but after all the changes he is mo-
made to appear overland.
/ A MAN and woman pawned theil
love letters to Moses We'll some time
ago, and on Saturday the man came tC
demand them. He was informed that
the pledge was forfeited and was in.
vited to leave. This he did not choose
to do, when the knight of the golden
ball stretched forth his arm, and the
seeker for literature stretched forth
ct full length on the pavement.
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san AcCEDENT IN KENTUcKY.-Mr.

SAD ACCIDENT IN KENTUcKY.-Mr.
A. Rothschild., who returned from
McLsan County, Kentucky, q few
days ago, brings the account
of the accidental shooting of
Sir. Henry Rudy. who lived near
Taylorsport, by his son. 1t appears
that they were hunting deer on Mon
day last, and each having taken q
stand, the son fred at deer, and the
ball missing it, entered his fathers
left breast. He was conveyed to his
home in a very critical condition, but
up to last accounts was still alive, but
was not expected to recover.
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IeReIrH.

The handsome display of silver
ware at the jewelry store Of Gust. II.
Jageman are only samples of the ex-
teasive stock he keeps, while his as
sortment of new and fashionable jew
eiTy is something more than is usually
found.
The new and much sought for Op.
era Chains are kept in large quaint
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches, both American and import
ed, he can suit the most fastidious
taste. His stock Of Gentlemen's Pins,
Gents and Ladies' Chains and Child
ren's Ear Rings, is unusually large,
and his whole stock, carefully selected,
affords the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oc19tf
H0 Give ne the Newport Collars.
oct21eod4W
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Chicago Market.

By TeiezraphI CHICAGO. Oct. D.
L ExCHANGE-Unchau
tLoUR-Dull and prices nominal
" HEAT-Demand fair and market firm
anu 1agAc higher; sales at 81 041<C9l O5L
Tor NO. Chicago spring; this afternoon
dull at 81 o. for cash No
CoRN-e4u1et and 15G5zc higher; sales at
Stzze casn 641zc for November; inactive
OoTs-No. quiet and firmer at 3jc.
hYE-No. quiet at 78968Isc.
BARLEY-NO. dali at 8z5<c.
aIGHWIEES-DuIt at CSC IN wood cooper .
age.
FRovIsIoNs-Steady but UNCHANGED
HoGS--Active but 25935c per hundfed
lower: sales 40.
CATTLE-DaIl and dropping at 3aG5zc !.
receipts for the past day %. 900.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Oct. %.
ToBACCo-Sales 60 hhds at g5 50GG for
frosted trash; So I0d2i for common TO new
mahogany wrappers.
BAGGING-Q and firm at 281zG30c for
hemp and fax.
CoTToN--BuOyant and in active demand;
middllng 15c.
FLoUR-Demand good; extra family at
IS so.
GRAIS-Quies and UNCHANGED.
PROVISIONS - Excited and stocks not
equal TO the demand.
MESS PoRK-Sl6; bacon shoulders I4<c !:
clear rib 1870; clear sides 1870
LARD-1ec.
HAMS-95c
WHIsKY-Less firm at s8ag7c.
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az. LOuis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.
CoTToN-DulI but unchanged.
FLoUR-Demand fair and market firm.
WHEAT-Demand good at full prices |;
No. red winter by sam pies 81 q.
CORN-Demand light but holders firm at
COO for choice yellow, and 60a63c for white.
OATS-Heavy and receipts depress the
market; sales at 42d4ie.
BARLEY-Dull but unchanged at IS "a
81 10.
RYE-Higher: sales at 68 871c.
WHISKY-Better at $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures.
HEMP-Unchanged.
BAGGING-Unchanged.
PoB K-Firm at &25925 60; bacon firm T;
shoulders lac; clear rib 185zc; clear sides
1870.
LARD-Firm at Ice.
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NEW YoRK, May 9, 1870.
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PERsoNALITIEs.-Why is one of the
JOURNAL editors in a fight like q
seamstress2 Becaase he scuts and
runs.
The above is from tho Courier,
whose proprietor whined terribly last
week, and demanded that the person
al references to him in the JOURNAL
cease. IF the Doctor does not like
personalities when directed against
him. let him muzzle the cur of the
Courier.