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TIE ELECTION.
Baker Elected by q Majority Of One
Hundred aud siXgy-0nes
A GaIa OF Over Three Hundred on
the Spring Election.

The following are the official re-
turns from the ten voting precincts,
which show that Hon. VIM. Baker is
elected Mayor by a vote of 2,134
against 1878 for Mr.. Charles w,
Doughty:
First Ward-Total vote. 497; Ba-
ker, 272; Doughty. 225; Bakers ma
jority, AZ.
Second Ward-Total vote 440; Ba-
ker, 265; Doughty. 175; Bakers ma
jority, 80.
Third Ward-Total vote SIS; Ba-
ker, 239; Doughty, ZIG; Doughty
majority. 81.
Fourth Ward-Total vote 453; Ba-
ker. go; Doughty, 223; Bakers ma
jority. Z.
Fifth Ward-Total vote 406; Ba-
ker, 2O7; Doughty, 1893; Bakers ma
jority, 8.
Siath Ward-Total vote 399; Be-
ker, 10; Doughty, 229; DOughty'i
majority, 30.
SeUenh Ward-Total vote, 382t
Baker, 246; Doughty, 136; Bakers
majority 10.
Eighth Ward-TOtal vote, 26O
Baker, 157; Doughty, 103; Bakers
majority 81.
Ninth Wdrd-Whole vote, 583
Baker, 254; Doughty. 329; Doughty
majority 70.
Tenth Precinct. independence =
Whole vote, 172; Baker, "a; Doughty
70; Bakers majority 16.
The total vote at this election i:
4.1O7.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Nov. II.
ToBACCo-Sales Al hhds at IS 75a6 30 for
trash TO good Jugs; SO 75924 90 for low 10
medium bright leaf
BAGGING-Active and firm.
HENP-H5<c.
FLAx-2ec.
CoIToN-Less frm but unchanged; mid
ding l45Sc.
Flour and grain UNCHANGED.
hO9S-CloSed weaker with sales at Sc 60
az ~. There were z, 300 killed to-day.
Z e6oVIsIoNs-Weaker; sales mess pork at
S23 so; bulk clear ribs l4LSc; shouIders held
At lZci green hams from block for De-
cember delivery l0%c. Eighty thousand
at l01z8llc.
LARD-New prime leaf 15c in tierces.
HHISKY-Steady at S5c
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Sc Louis and South Eastern Rail-
road.

Sc Louis and South Eastern Rail-
road.
General Wilson Mckee Peoples and
TX. w. Townsend, Of Shawneetown,
were In the city on Saturday, en- route
home from an excursion trip from Mt.
Vernon, Illinois, to st. Louis, over
the st. Louis and South Eastern Rail-
road, which is now completed to Mt.
Vernon. The excursion took place
on Thursday last. and was a pleasant
affair. This is one of the connections
Of the Evansville, Carmi and PadU-
cab Railroad, and its completion to
Mt. Vernon will doubtless encourage
our people to hurry on the work of
building this end of the line with all
possible dispatch. The road from
Mt. Vernon to st. Louis is represented
as having been we'll built, and as being
solid and smooth from It's opening.
The work on the Shawneetown branch
is being pushed forward with energy,
and only twenty FIVE miles remain to
be built between ShawneeteWn and
Mt. Vernon.
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NEW Orleana Ilnrkat.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. u.
OATs-Dull and lower at a7948c.
PoRK-Lower; m ass SIS so.
BACoN-Shoulders I41<cs clear sides 2lI<c
BUGAR-Prime I11<c.
MoLAsSES-Prlme 63065e.
CoFFEE-Quiet; stock II, 900 bags
Others unchanged.
CoTroE-Easy: sales OF 500 balse good
ordinary at l4as91454c; low middlinE i41S0
1870; middltng l5sS9l51zc; receipts 4, 49,
bales; exports TO LIVERPOOL 3. 400 bales: to
New York 2,HO bales; to Vera Cruz $50
bales.
CoLD-ll5[
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CARMI RAILROAD.-It has been
generally known that ever since the
building of the Carmi Railroad has
been commenced that the people Of
Mount Vernon were very anxious to
secure a connection with the road, or
If possible have the route so changed
as to pass through that city. To this
end they have made overtures to the
contractors. Messrs. Winslow & Co.,
who referred them to the Board of
Directors eff the E. @. & P. Railroad
Company.
On Saturday evening a meeting of
the stockholders was held at the Office
Of the Company. and the question was
very fully discussed, delegation cf
the citizens of Mt. Vernon being
present and participating in the dis
oussion, during which it was urged
that by this change the road would
pass through more productive tract
thar by the original route.
A vote was taken at the conclusion
OF the discussion. which resulted in
favor of adopting the change, and at
O Getting Of the Directors of the
road, held after the meeting of the
stockholders, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, BY the Board of Directors Of
the Evansville. Carmi 4 Paducah Railroad
Company, that they hereby consent and
agree with +. 4. Wtnslow & CO., to SO Tar
modify or change the contract OF the F,v.
aBsville, Carm1 q Paducah Railroad Com
pany with the said =. +. Wlnslow & Co.,
as TO authorize said X. Il. Wtnslow & Co
tn change the line Of said railroad SO as Ia
construct and build said railroad throuoh
the city Of Mt. Vernon in the State of In
diana, az least one mile from the river and
to ms k6 such arrangements and contracts
with the said city of Mt. Vernon as thew
shall deem necessary ET0ctded that such
change of location shall not Increase the
cost Of said road to the company, nor add
10 the length or time specified In said con-
In other way change the said contract be-
tween the said company ana the said nrm
OF E. r. WlnsloW & Co.; and provided fur
Their, that any contract which may be
and the city Of MI, Vernon, shall, in no
way Iuilitate against the business inter-
ests Of the city OF Evansville.
This change Of route makes the
road about two miles and q half
longer than the original, for which |
extra work the people IF Mt. Vernon
undertake to compensate Messrg.
Winslow & Co
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Chicago Market.

By TeiepTaphI CHICAGO, Nov. II.
FLoUR-Qulet and unchanged; extra
winter 81 5O0a5 %.
WHEAT-Demand fair and prlses adj
vanced 2925zc; Chicago spring No. 81 OH
al OH for last half the month this after
noon dull and unsettled at 81 for cash.
CoRN-Dull and prices have declined "a
20; No. 2 30a391<c.
RYE--Quiet al zoe for 10. g.
BARLEY-DemaDd fair and prices nd
vanced Z92c for No. 2; 821zc for fresh re-
Gel pta.
HIGHWINES-firm at 88c in wood and
e31Zc In iron coOperage.
PROVIsIONS-Dull and easier.
HoGs-Heavy receipts depreRs the mar
ket and prices 40q50c per hundred lower
sales at 50 sO97 20i receipts immense.
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SC. Louis Market.

BY IeIeBrapn.I st. LOUIs, NOV, ~
CoTToS-Dull but unchanged.
FLoUR-Dull but unchanged with unIv
a limited jobbing demand
WHEAT-Ftrmers Chicago SprfuR No 2
Soc; No red Winter, 81 49,
CORN-Quiet and UNCHANGED at G5c for
yellow, and zoe for choice white.
OATs-Dull but unchanged, at 4Og4fc.
BARLEY-Flrm at 10000.
RYE-Firm at 70972%c.
WHIsKY-Dull and unchanged at S5c.
ToBACCO-Stronger.
Hemp and begging unchanged.
PRoVIsIoNS-QuieL. Pork S25 for new.
Bulk shoulders, 1O1z8llc; clear rib, I51sc;
clear sides, l5%c. Bacon shoulders, I49
Axe.
LARD-Quiet at 141<c.
HoGs-Dull at 65s97c; there have been
5000 packed to dRtei receipts large.
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European Markets,

BY Telegraph LONDON, Nov. u,
Consols 92TS; bonds fat; 62s 885<; 05's
6IIsi CTS 500 l0.40's 871< stocks fiat; Erie's
l65z; Illinois Central lll1S; Western 28%.
LIVERPOOL, Novem Der l2.-Cotton steady (:
uplands Sd; Orleans 91k@gL; sales 10, 600
bales; breadstuffs nat; spring wheat IS Sd ;
winter l9s9l0s Id: other articles un-
changed; provisions nat; beef and pork
unchanged; lard US; cheese 70s: Cumber~
land mtddlea COS :gshort rib middles Gas; re-
fined petroleum Is Sd.
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BIG SHIPMENT OF CoTToN.-The
steamer Commercial is now on her
way from Memphis TO this city with
one thousand bales Of cotton, which
the Evansville & Charlottesville Rail-
road will transport to the East.
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MemnhIa Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph.I MEMPHIS. Nov. u.
CoTToH-Firmer &C I45<; receipts 8O.86-
bales: exports 2 .43D bales.
FLoUR-Unchapged
CoRN-o2083c.
OATs-48G49c.
HAY-S2023.
BRAN-622 so.
PoRK-G25G28 90.
LARD-169I71zc.
BACoN-Out OF market.
BULK MEATs-Weaker: shouIdera 12o,
clear sides l6kMl6I%e.
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ConnfT Notice.

To accommodate especially the la
boring class, notice is hereby given,
that, from and after November 14th,
1870, the Auditors and Treasurer's
offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from z to 8 O'Clock, to
enable them to transact their bust
ness without loss Of time.
PHILIP DECKER, A. v. @.
+. LUNKENHEIMER, II. ", G.
nov10 BOT
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u IEU UT Cd DV Ia
RANK gTATUnTEprr

The SUB Treasury paid out s3,l4l $50 FOR
coin interest during the week and received
oZY3O9,BZ9 for customs. The 1871 bonds re-
deemed, amounted to only $1,000, making
MoNEY-Market easy at 4a5
ETERLIEG-916d9L.
GoID-Weak: opened at 1ll3k, advanced
TO lllss. On this rise the London Stock
Exchange recovered 1l156allI1<
Borrowing rates per cent. to fat Clear
anees tS6,0OO,OO0. Exports for the week
s4l0. 1884,
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THE MAEEK ETs.
sew York Geld and stock Market.

HUW AVfh u0Au huu BLOCK 4hFkeFa
By Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. IL.
Another irregularity was brought TO
light to-day, but this time Wall Street es-
capes without loss, and the tobacco deal
ers are the sufferers. A German named
hobesons claiming TO hail from Detroit
had been purchasing tobacco here for
some time past, and up to to-day had
bought about &2lsCO0 worth. He paid in
notes, one quarter cash, and balance In
monthly 1nstallments. To-day Robson
was arrested at the instance of The tobacco
dealers, VINO charges him with obtaining
goods under false pretenses.0
The cotton movements from All norris
receipts $4,000 bales: exports 81 $50 bales
The Bank statement Is favorable The
banks have made 3 net gain OF 81 $50 OeO In
legal reserves, and now hold El3, 100 COO over
the p per cent. requtg ed by law.
STA TUrTupfsr
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GGS@ Take your Prescriptions to
Bridwelrs Drug Store, corner Main
and Third Streets, aud have them
correctly filed with pure Drugs.
nov II IF
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MARRIED.

UPFIELp-ALLEN- the evening of
November 10TH, by Rev. W. H. McCarer,
st the residence of the brides father, Mr..
JESSE ]. UPHELD to Miss BLANCHE ALLEN.
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BG The Sheriff's sale of household
and kitchen furniture, at VIM. La
kin's, on Main Street, between Fifth
and Sixth Streets, will be continued
Monday morning, November 14th, at
8 o'clock AN.
A. PFAFFLIN, S. VIC.
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NINE delinquents will come before
the Recorders Court this morning.
Two Of them are charged with illegal
voting,
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{ directed TImo Table, June u.
DAILY JOURNAL
MONDAY, NOTEMBER IA, 1870


TIE hardware quotations say that
Parker's vises are in demand, but say
nothing about his virtues.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Horse for Sale,

A fine Buggy and Brood Mare for
sale to-day at great bargain.
noY13 2t I'll. ID. READ.
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EeW ArrIEaI % eoa1 ThIlgs
NEW YORK GROCERY.

New Raisins and Currants.
New Prunes and Dried Cherries.
New Citron and Lemon Peel.
New Cranberries and Figs.
New Boiled and Sweet Cider.
New BuckWheat and Hominy,
And all kinds of Soup Stufs and
Canned Fruits. nov5-3w, MAS
RAJ Always call for the Newport
Collars. oct21eod4W
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LosT.-A terrier pup, mouse color,
inclined to yellow. Information lead
ing to his recovery will be well paid
for by applying at the drug store of
Cloud, Akin q Co. nov11-3t
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THE BASIS OF CIVIL SoCIErY.-Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
OF Marriage, and the evils and dangers OF
CeIibacy; with sanitary help for Lhe at
taInment of mans true position In life.
Sent free in seSsled envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox p, Phila-
dsIpE5s, Pa ffsl0 d&W8m
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VAST QUANTITIES OF Ivory De-
sTROYED.- Thousands of teeth that
might last lifetime are lost every
year, simply because the parties con-
cerned either forget or don't appreci-
ate the fact that SozoDONT, duly ap-
piled, renders the dental substance
proof against decay.
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Accidents will occur, even in the
best regulated families, and "SPAL-
DING's GLUE" should be kept handy.
nov11-d3t-eod
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B0~ Book Keeping, Penmanship
and ARITHMETIC are thoroughly taught
at the Evansville Commercial College.
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@ U i Q a = y - ~ :
H. T. DEXTER MnBtors
w. B. PENNINGror, ert.-r..
EUGENE RUDD el9aHaf

W. nf EENHaANffEuEf. 0 szf.-....
EUGENE RUDD, elo-
VIII leave Evansville every TUH8DhH
and FRIDAY, at aPM
Leaves Cairo every WEUE EgDAX and
SATURDAY, nJ0 pm.
Tho above new magnificent side wheel
low pressure htelueelg having been Guns
Btructed expressly for this trade. win IHH
regularly during the BoaHon. carrying .H#
u. =. Mail and AIDE ms Express MAX If.
close and positive connections 40 caro-.
with the "a, q 81. u Packet Co. steam ORB
Tor ~. Louis Men phiH, N1cEsburg aud nif
way points ana with the so. Louis g Now
orleans racket 20. steamers for New ore
leans giving through tickets and Bills
Laqlng 70 81 louis, Memphis WlcE8bufM
and New GrleanB. Also through llcEl.#
ana Dllls HAd1ng given % all points url-I
the Fnd ucah q CUR. Illinois Central, N s.
pie q OHIO, and Mississippi Central RI IIs
ROADS, ana Cumberland and Iennef 8a
rivers. Close connections made at Hs
ansvllle with tho ~. a. q. Railroad FOR af
points NORTH and East and With the Mf lrle
Ing star and Iarascon for Louisville and
the Upper Ohio. Special inducements oE-
Tered 70 STOCK gltpper8.
THIS company being the TT. .. Man cons
TRACTORS and running the only foW-nl
ure packets upon the Ohio River gnH
being com mamded by careful aEperla. ua.I
and responsible officers, can safely Z Cnr.
ante0 greater punctualitY aud GafatgV naH
offered by any other line. General CrHra.
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville. Ind.
w. BROW IL co.
HUMPHREY a LEWIS
And PLY. ID. VLEra-
noVlz agent
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B@A splendid stock of Fresh Bal
tiBaore Oysters. the best in the market
received per daily express; for sale at
80 and Coz per can, Main Street Ex-
change, between Fifth and Sixth
Streets, noV11 1W
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% H. NJ. Sweetser. Wholesale
Agent for Newport and Long Branch
Collars. oot21eod4W
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WadIaok.

BI Wear the Long Branch Col
lar. oct21eod4Y.
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Choice Apples (!

L havejust received from Nea0 York
and Northern Ohio variety of choice
apples, In large barrels, and in prime
order; for sale cheap. Call and see
them. L. RUFFNER, JR.,
nov7tf] No. 10 North Water st.
CHnoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 tt
B~ A Linen faced Collar that is
acknowledgement. oct2leod4w
DIED OF HEART DIsEAsE.-Scarce-
~ 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. DR.. 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 and 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 and Walnut Streets;
west side of the street. See sign.
Rooms on first floor. Office hours
from s in the morning till 8 at night.
Artificial eyes inserted. Pleasant
rooms and board can be obtained in
the same building the Office is To-
Gated. To those who reside at dis
lance, and whose cases require daily
attendance, all letters addressed to
DR.. Bort for advice, with stamp en-
closed, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. d&Wtf
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The Senate

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 sorts of game
daily. The best the market affords,
of both fluids and solids. every day,
at the Senate, 1873 Main Street.
n0v4-tf
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EG The best Paper Collars made
Newport and Long Branch.
oct21eod4w
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BROOM CoRN.-Martin, Gardner l.
Co., have from % to 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. sept14-tf
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---7@7Ilss------s---7----a--
BD Buy the Newport Collar.
nnt21eod4R

Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab.
lished boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main.
is the place to go to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger and better stock Of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality of
goods. nov9 IF
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CBRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply of these
selling at greatly reduced prices. Cali
and look at them. oct27 IF
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dAAk 0h@AMMEHs EaHaAeEs
NICK EEHHTrEGr0N, Z r,f.....
SAM LAuaHLIHs
VIII leave Evansville every no WDAW =
THURSDAY, 40 Pm.
vii leave Cairo every TUESDAY AND
FRIDAY, at o PM
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What's the use OF making such a tugs.
81. ...... -...L... .....-L

S@ Fl. M. Sweetser, agent for
Norwich Nodded Collars. oc21eod4W
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Then call at w. Ruhe & Co. 3 Meat,
Oyster, Fish and Game Depot, corner
Second and Locust Streets, and try
a can OF Bowling & Co.'s mush fed
oysters, they will do you good. Oys.
ters, Lake Fish, Game and Canada
Celery. received daily by express.
nov11-f w. RUHE 81 Co.
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BGr Coolidges, of the New York
Store. will open this morning their
second Fall purchase of the Double
Warp, Black Alpdcds, the best ia the
market. Also Ladies' Gents Girls
and Boys Fall and Winter Gloves, Ho-
siery and Merino Underwear. Ladies
new style Cloaks, Shawls and Dress
Goods at great bargains, at the New
York Store. 2t
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S@ Give me the Newport Collars.
ocf21eod4w
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B@ The best Collar In Evansville
Newport and Long Branch.
oet21eod4R
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RfYer Diepafches.

| PITTsDURG, Nov. u = Noon Weather
| clear. Thermometer $50. Monongaheia
| feet inches and falling.
PIrrsBUR0, Nov. Il. Weather clear
Monongahela feet and falling. Bull and
St. Charles arrived from Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 12-Noon.-RiVer has
| fallen incnesi9 feet 8 inches in the chan
mel. Weather hazy. Thermometer So.
CIScINNATI, Nov. I2.-RiVer feet iaca-
es and falling. Arrived, Juniata, from
Pittsburg. Departed, Jessie, for New Or
leans. Weather clear and cool. captain
BoaFdnan's new steamer was successful ly
launched to-day at noon, In the presence
of a large number of spectators.
CINCINNATI, Nov. I3.-River feet l inch
and falling slowly. Juniata arrived aud
departed for Wheeling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, November I2-Arrived-
I.orena, from New Orleans. Departed
May Houston, to New Orleans; LeCla1re,
to Tennessee River: Collier and oarges, 70
81. Louis. River falling slowly with ~
inches in the chute and feet on Pori land
bar. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, November IS.--The Jessie
arrived from Cincinnati and departed for
New Orleans. River falling slowly with
80 inches in the chute. Weather clear and
pleasant
CAIRo November 12.-Por6 Hst-Carrte
V. Kountz, st. Louis to Shreveport A. NJ;
Quiekstep, Evansville packet 8: ozark,
Louisville to Arkansas River, 10; J ulla'
VfclSsburg to ST. Louis, II: City OF Chester,
Memphis to st. Louis, IL Fannie Brandeies
Memphis to Cairo, noon; Silver Bow, Heo
River to st. Louis, p. M ArgOnauL NO. z,
st. Louis to Tennessee River, z. River Iell
= inches. Clear. Mercury $50
CAIRo, Nov. I3-Port Lfst-Kate Kin
ney, st. Louis to Louisville, 10 p. M; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis TO Memphis, 10; Wash.
Sentsll, Cincinnati to New Orleans, Il;
MoIlie Gratz, Louisville and eturu, 2 Red
CLIQUE, Cincinnati TO New Orleans, 10 : City
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IA Hollands gold pens are the
best and cheapest - G1dTTdnted - at
Fish & Barriers. oct28sf
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B0 Young men, spend your even
inas at the Evansville Commercial
College.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14

Manifest Of the steamer Quickstep, Nov.
18th, 1870:
VIM. Heilman, 8 pieces castings; Theo.
Hum. Y bags potatoes; Capt. Jack Gram
mer, barrels apples; Mackey NisbeL g.
Co, 81 barrels apples ana potatoes ~ sacks
ton & Co, 3 bags wool; H. K. Wells, 1 box
hard ware; W. q. Brown & Co, 20 600 shin
giles; M. Stuinpf, 9 kegs beer Ragon. Dick
ey & Ragon, half barrel brandy; A. Gum
berts, IA packages hides; A. +. Schrader,
Il bales cotton.
RESHTPPTNG.
Portland, KY. s. Lithgore g Co.,
show csse boxes.
LouIsvNIe-C. e. Rouchfuss, 10 barrels
apples; Picket warehouse, 3 hogsheads to-
baccO.
Cincinnati-Mrs. Becker, packages
plumber, 1 corpse; J. Young, II half brls.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14

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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-02

EMANCIPATION IN CEBA.-The Spanish decree Of
emancipation has been promulgated in Cuba, and it
takes effect at The children born of slave
mothers since 1868 are free Negroes sixty years old
free andall who shall hereafter reach that age
become free All Government slaves are uncond
tionally emancipated By this gradual process both
blacks and whites will be better prepared for the
tia and very important change in relative condition
There is little to doubt that the decree of ema
cpstion will soon be greatly modified as to retain
negroes under sort of apprenticeship during minority
until their twenty-fth year. This will be followed
by the removal of all remnants of slavery, and in if.
years it is probable that there will not be slave
in Spanish colony, result by which the white popu
laton will greatly benefit, unless the emancipadoes be-
come pests and nuisances under the manipulation of
imported politicians.