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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-14
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Morning and Afternoon Dispatches.

LONDON, October ia dispatch
from a French source says an engage.
ment occurred on the 10Th, near Dru.
yer, between a body Of Franc tireurz
and Prussians. After short conflict
the latter retired with loss of thirty
killed and wounded. The French
loss is not known.
The occupation of Orleans by the
PrussiRns is not confirmed, though
it is certain the French have fallen
back along the left bank of the river.
The Prussians are leaving Gournay
and marching to Mesieres. Turning
from st. Q1intin, they threr.en
Amiens.
An engagement occurred at Molte-
grass, yesterday, between some Uhlans
and hussars. No result has been
given.
A force Of 800 PrussiaIs and 800
Saxons has already occupied Gisores.
The Germans have also appeared at
Montdidir, where a small detachment
of them was defeated by the Francs
tireurs.
A telegram from Arlong, Belgium,
dated last evening, says that heavy
cannonading was heard, day, in the
direction of Thionville, and said that
the garrison Of Montmedy had re-
treated to Sternay.
Tours, October II, midnight
There is no news from Orleans or
Chaladen, where reinforcements were
sent last night. Much anxiety is
manifested.
General Cambrills reports having
gained considerable advantage over
felten thousand Prussians near Per-
uyers.
LONDON, October 13.-Partieulars
of the battle before Metz, on Friday
last, are received:
The French made a sorCie in force
and after the battle were driven back
with tremendous loss. The Prus-
SLAMS took great number of prison
ers.
The cattle in and around Metz are
dying by hundreds from rinderpest.
The bodies cannot be buried quick
enough to prevent the epidemic. Not
withdrawing hard frosts have occurred
there the disease is spreading rapidly.
The French fire from the forti6c
tions continues unceasiDg.
The Francs Tireurs have not been
uniformed. The Prussians do not
regard them as regular soldiers of
France, and shoot them at sight.
The defeat of the French at Arte-
neay opens the way to Orleans for the
Prussians.
On Monday a Plussian cavalry di-
vision encountered four thousand Mo
biles across the Eve, near Choissy.
The loss of the latter is heavy.
Nothing important from before
Paris via Berlin.
The French feet is still off Heligo-
land this morning.
It's known that Garibaldi has left
Tours in company with Col. Trapote
for the seat of war. The exact desti-
nation is not divulQed. 1t is init
mated that he will command at Or
leans.
BERLIN. October r., via London,
October 13.-The obstacles to the
conveyance and planting of the Prus-
sian siege guns have been so far over
come that the cannonsding before
Paris may be nom lntarily expected.
The Prussiaus occupied Orleans
yesterday. A French corps was en-
camped on the left bank of the river.
BRUssELs, October Is The French
prisoners were removed from Bever-
loo, because of a conspiracy to muir
der the guards and escaps.
The Echo of this city doubts the
story Of Napoleon's complication in
any conspiracy. He is too eager OF
his personal safety to return 70
France.
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Sure on Deafness, Salt Rheum, &c

Cures RhetsnsGtiSns. Cures Salt TehetEns.
Cures EfySipeEdS. Cures PARALYSIS. Cures
ISsOeLLinQS. Cures C7ltIbLGiaS Cures Head
ache. Cures Burns and FFosts. Cures Piles,
ScdLd Head. FeLo71, CdrbuncELes, M4G1aps,
Group, DtptherfG, Neuralgia, Govt Wounds,
Sa0eEted Ola IDS, StiT Joints, Cdnker, Tooth
ache, Cramps, Bloody FZttx, de-, &c &c
TRY IT FOR YOURSELF,
SALT RHEUM it cures every time (if
You use no soap on the parts while apply.
Ing the OH, and it cures most all cutane-
GUS diseases seldom fails in Deafness or
Rheumatism. For sale by the best Drug
gists. sepI5-dly
and Sole Agents for Evansville and vi
cinity, to whom all orders should be sent.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. October Is. - The
Collector of the Port of Galveston,
Texas, has arrived here, and states
that the yellow fever is much more
serious than has been generally sup
posed. Other accounts state that
there was an unfortunate panic among
the citizens when the fever first APP
peared, and on the first day of its an
ou1cement, over FIVE hundred per.
sons hei from the city. Quarantine
has been declared at Houston, and
interior towns on the Central Rail
road.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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~~~pnv FEMALE sEHEINARY.-Thts
Tnstitution offers the accumulated adj
venfapes OF over fifty years of successful
operation. Every facility Is provided for
atSorongh course OF useful aud ornanen-
tai edncation, under tho direction of a
CORPS OF more than twenty professors and
teachers. For circulars apply to JOHN ii
WILLARD, Troy. New ork. sul6-&nl
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CIEcINNATI, June II, 1870.
DR.. q. b. SMTTH-DeGr Sir: My mother
scalded her foot SO badly she could not
walk, which alarm1ngly sweIled. My lit
tie boy had Jumps in his throat and very
stiff neck. got up in the night and bath
ed his throat and chest and gave him
both well. JOHN TOOMEY,
Express Office, 81 West Fourth Street.
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For Sale.

~~~uE ELIGIBLE LOT NO. 52. up
LII PER Enlargement, corner OF First and
t31m Streets so feet by $50, will be sold for
s58 per front loot, and on long credit, the
purchaser giving approved security, and
having 10 per cent. Interest. For further
ppcls-dtf = +. T. HODGE = co.
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THE BASIS OF CIVIL SoCIErY.-Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
Ceiibacy: with sanitary help for the at
tainment OF mans true position in life.
s4rut free, ia sealed envelopes. Address
ts0WAFSil A5sOCIATION, Pox p, Phila-
tlEfnE -. Pa. tASlU 0&M6M
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Nv z p n z w d.
For osaer Ietvey Itonls. See Fourth Page.
sYeashar and Water.

The weather yesterday was beau.
tifully clear, but rather cool with Q
fresh southwest wind. The river il
rising steadily, rather rapidly, having
risen about Is inches during the q
hours ending at P. NJ. yesterday.
Arrivals ard Departures.
The arrivals and departures yes
terday include only the Hartford,
Henderson and return; Pine Bluff,
GrandView to return; Evansville,
Bowling Green to return; Importer
and Armadillo, to Louisville; Lee
Claire, Eastport to Louisville.
Boats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here are the
West Wind, Fanny Brandeis, and
Ella Hughes, from Cairo; Palestine.
from Louisville; 18Th Era and Belle
Vernon, for New Orleans.
Roats Leaving To-day.
FoR CAIRo.-The elegant and pop
ular light draught steamer John
Lumsden. will be the packet for Cairo
to-day. and will leave at 6ge o'clock
this evening, in charge OF that expe-
rienced commander and most worthy
gentleman, Capt. Oxen DaVis, with
Billy Fowler, Ell. Thomas aud John
Nurre to attend to lbe wants of pas
sengers and shippers. which they will
do with most courteous politeness.
FoR LoUIsvILLE.-The feet and
pretty Palestine is the regular Louis
vile mail packet at 6 O'Clock tonight,
and has FIRST class passenger appoint
ments. Her commander is that emf
nent navigator and first class gcntle-
man. Captain w. r. Hollcroft. Phil.
Beverly and John Hollcroft will be
found in the Office. and both are
obliging gentlemen aud careful and
accurate clerks.
For GRAEDvIEw.-The punctual
Pine Bluff returns to GrandView at
P. NJ. to day, in charge of those atten-
tive and obliging gentlemen, Captain
Lafayette Elder and John A. and
Robert Adams. She has good pas.
sepger appointments.
FoR HENDERsoN--The elegant
Hartford is the regular transfer
packet for Henderson and wsy land.
ings at 3. P. NJ. Captain ice. Nc.
popular gentleman, has
and James II. Letcher and
Jerry Boyle, pleasant and practical
young gentlemen, have charge of the
office.
FoR CLARKsvILLE.-The very light
draught steamer Alpha viii leave for
Cllrksville and all Cumberland River
way ports at 10 A. NJ. to day. afording
excellent facilities for Cumberland
River shippers and passengers. Cap
tains I. g. Ryman and w. r.. Gracey,
two highly accomplished gentlemen
and first-class stesmboatmen, are her
chief officers.
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NOT A FAILURE! NOT oNE!!
from Canada.}
NEW HAMBURG, ONT..sJuly II.
DIR. Smith, Phila.: / have sold the Oil
for DEAFNESS, Sickness, Neuralgia, &c, and
in every case it has given satisfaction. 1
can procure quite q number of letters. We
want more OF the large size, &C., &C.
Yours respectfully,
FRED. II. MCCALLUM. Druggist.
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FORT PLAIN, July Is.
DR.. Smith: Send me more Oil and more
circulars It is going like shot cakes"
Send some circulars also to SutIiR & Co.,
Cherry Valley, as they sent in for q sup
ply of the Oil. Please send by first ex press,
and obltge, Yours truly,
d. E. BECKER, Druggist.
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0LD DIR. EEEATH'S many years eAs
perfence in curing the deb1litated and
diseased disclosed the startling fact mat
three-fOurths of those suffering with OyS-
pepsfG, Nervous Debility, Exhausted p1tdttty,
Consumption, CGHceTOIGS a 0ecttOHS, DtSSdSe
Of the Liver, Epilepsy, PGrGiysfs, ana OtS-
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, were
caused by and could only be cured after
cnrfn0 them of Seminal Weakness. His
Immense practice has made his treatment
as near perfection as possible. Many Of
his patients had paid from S1O0 to Sc, 600 for
medIcine and treatment before seeing
him No better proof that patients cam
not he cured without q searching exam
inatfon of all symptoms and complica-
lions. and scientific treatment by an expe-
.1oacad nhvsicIan. Those at q distance
| can ne cured at their homes without an
| interview. Advice free at no Broadway
| Nau YORK. There are SO many unSucceSs-
/ ~ 0hvsfeiaus DR.. HEATH will merely
say ne is the author Of two elaborate
/ Tr0rtxs on Medicine and Surgery ana one
| nm Chemicals lyAo
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NEW JEWElRY STORE,

THE subscriber would announce to
the people of Ellsworth and vicin-
ity that he has purchased the stock in trade oil
GEO. +. DUNN, and added to the same a fresh
lot Of JEWELRY, WATCHES, Sc, and would
be pleased To have those call on him who want
.TCHES or JEW ELRY repaired, or who are
purchasing new JEWELRf, Nc. lie has a well
selected stock OF goods in his line, and Intends
To deal fairly with all customers. aitcu lar At
tention paid to all work entrusted 10 mis- care.
AS- Noyz NayyuHied.
Ss-will the public try me as to prices and
workmanship
store, Main St, Ellsworth Maine, next door
above 5. ID. Wiggin's Drug Store
Ellsworth, Dec. 23l. ls69. 81
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FRIEND SAWYER:

Alta meeting of our club, voted to resume
the discussion of the hay question. which
assumed a conversational tone, on the
general principle. of cutting and curing
hay, Its uses, mode OF management. and
unanimously came to the following copclu-
sions. lst That experience proves, tha, to
cut hay when II is fully grown. matured.
or when 1t contains all those nutritious.
qualities, which will best serve the object
for which tits grown, or when II is I'm full
blossom, and when little past that stage.
viii produce more growth, fat, milk and
muscles, than at any other period to say
nothing of second blossoming;" 2d That
hay is best cut when the dew Is dried Off,
from the part, that all component parts are
not in a soluble state. and can be converted
into hay more readily. suitable for housing
with less labor, than cut when the dew j.
| on or when we. with rain. 81 IL requires
Sun" TO dry or cure hay well. and is in
dispensablc, before housing, and this 1,
one OF the niSeties in our hay operations
and requires strict attention. to the curing
and housing oi our hay. We do not fee
ourselves wise above our brother rs In farm
ers clubs, or set ourselves up as pioneers. ol
from our opinions when Others, but simpl,
state the leading parts of our discussion.
occasionally 1t would be Of great benefit
and pleasure. to hear from other clubs. on
any topic that they discuss BY vote IN,
secretary Is authorised, or requested {,
insert weekly the doings of the club II
the American.
Bucksport July 4. 1870
Ellsworth American., 1870-07-14

Steam Engine for Sale.
very good second hand steam Enpine a,
horse power, tor sale low, by
Orland, May lith, 1870. swSo
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Foreclosure.

Public notice is herepy given that Elisha Bridp.
es by his dsed dated Marcn 18th 1865 mort gagged
TO Elizabeth T.. Miles a certain parcel OF land
with the buildings thereon situated in Bucksport
and bounded, Beginning ut a stake at the edge OF
Small mill pond on The Northerly side on the line
Of the iot then occupied by Isaac Small. thence
ON said range line southerly IS rods thence 6is
% RODS 10 SAID parcel; thence by the edge OF
SAID parcel TO nrst bounds, containing IL acres
and DeIng part Of lot 81 X 4-Said Miles l,y
her deed dated March Sd 1853 duly assigned said
mortgage to me. The condition Of SAID moi aye
mas been broken and by reason thereof clam 10
f0reclOse the same. ' y"
I. L. WOODMAN
Bucksport June sd, 1870 sa.,e
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ne II Hh'HudsHW Oh SU1Ty.
will give their lst exhibition under the
auspices Of the farmers' club, At Town
Hall, in surry, on Monday, Oct, 4th,
1870, aud offer the following list of
Premiums.
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dissolution.

Inc coParsnership heretofore existing under the
naane OF Dorr Condor is hereby dissolved Lv
mutual consent, both parties are authorized ~
use tne name Of the firm in settlement. All az. ~
counts hot settled BY the 6rs' Of August ext win
DC put unto inc hands OF = Attorney for coIlecfon
A word 70 the wise II suMcient
o. p. DORR
o., Us. CONDON,
O''A0o' June s0tn is5V. 3W96
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- LHIV 0"mmlsSlnncr n !

"Mr, X II. EDDY has made for p,s rI,lirt
applications. in all but ONE Of wbIit utIta
have been granted. and fbat ou,, X pi'-s
Such unmistakahlc proof of gre9. ffyueRs
ability ou ms part leads ME to recomnen'l" y
veutors to app.y 20 him 60 pr,cur, fbe.q y y 5
a. they may be sure of having the rn,., tsS'4
attention beHtowed on their case. Nh .l' ,"l'
reasonable charges. JOIN TAGt n ,t Is
Boston Jan. /. isTa--iyr. NH"h
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VOLUME Is.
A'"cr'c"" and Foreign J.,
r. H. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF pArpv
Late Agen, OF the U. S. Paten, oeo. VIZ,
under the Act Of lss7 "ashar.
No. TO- state ss;: sS:f5Igp Opposite knb, ~ ;,

4 fTfR an extensive practice -.
- twenty years continues to seem eaPTsEd,
the Uniicd States also in great Rr;,iee Patea,,
and and other n iorelgn countries. Caveats FL
ings for Patents, executed on reasFs re"pefs Or ir,,
with dispatch. Researches made in,ha0ie iers
ar Foreign works, TO determine lessg Amer
advice rendered in all matters toncss;ai sai and qs
Copies OF the claims of any paten, ntg The u,
remitting one dollar. Assignment athlShet :
Washington. Feeoriei :
No .IgeHes ia the JNited States pos,..
Tao&fifics fer obfataia1 Futeaty - sotSaes age-.
pructfeahiiifB tfiareHtioHs ''a'aiE, \
Daring eight months the subsrriLsr
OF his large practice made on t,-is r u lhe cog.
cations stNrKES APPEALS erf7.u ,,,s ~ Ag.
decided ia his G,rr- bv the Commisinnsl Vaca 4
Ellsworth American., 1870-07-14

81 regard Mr.. Eddy a. me orfhs .,
sifceessfti practitioners w'lh whom srsbs "a
official intercourse. CuAS NJ Na7e
'"mn ssl1ners Of p,,N
~ have no hesitation IN assur.ns AZ tfat
they cannot employ = mau ,,-ars +,.t ."tT' Il
Trustworthy, and morc capable uf puip,r% ~
applications in a form to secure for bb@s''hs R-e
sndfavorable consideration at the rff. ,a "a sl-
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AGAlcuIFunAE.


The Farmers Oh S0H'r'N.
will give their LIST exhibition under the
auspices Of the farmers' club, at Town
Hall, i'm surry, on Monday, Oct, 4th,
1870, aud offer the following list of
Premiums.
STOCK.
Best Steer Calf of any breed LOO
Heifer Calf LOO
BUTTER 4 CHEESE.
Best lbs. Butter, 50
I'd do. 40 /
Sd do. 80 |
Best Cheese, 40
ID do. 80
Best Honey in Comb, 35
I'd do. -
FRUIT.
Best pix Winter Apples. 80
ID do. 20
Best Fall Apples, 80
I'd do. 20
Best dish Pears, -
8 Basket plums. %
I'd do. 30
Best Crab Apples, q;
I'd do. 20
Best Ounce, %
Best qts. Cranberries. 35
I'd do. %
Best Cluster Grapes. 80
ID do 2s
Best Favored. 80
I'd do. %
FIELD CRors.
Best qts. Of Wheat. 40
I'd do. 80
Best IL ears Indian Corn, 40
2d do. 80
Sd do. 20
Best ears sweet corn so
I'd do. 20
Best ears Pop Corn 20
I'd do. ID
Best qts Barley. 30
I'd do. %
Bes, 4 qts Oats, 40
I'd do.
Best 4 qts Rye, 80
Best 4 OTIS Yellow-eyed Beans, 80
I'd do. 81
Best qts. White Beans, 80
2d do. 20
Best qts. Sieva Beans. 80
Best 4qts. Pole Beans 20
Best PIX. Peas, p
I'd do 20
POTATOES
Best PIX. Early Rose. 81
= PIX. +. Prince. 80
:. PIX. Orono. %
= Garnet Chilla, 20
8 Best PIX. Goodrich, 20
= PIX. Harrison. 20
PIX. Rusty Coats. 20
Largest Potato. 10
Best variety grown by one man. 81
Best Hubbard Squash, 30
2d do. 20
Best Marrow or Turban. -
Largest Squash. 81
Best Pumpkin. 50
"a do. 20
Best 5. Cucumber. -
Largest do. -
Best ] bus. K. B. Turnips. 30
% do. 20
Largest Turnip. 20
Best Blood Beets. 20
Best Turnips Beets. 30
2d do. IL
Best Sugar Beets, -
Best 6 Carrots. IL
ID do. 10
Best Parsnips. 20
2d do. -
Best Cabbage. 20
Largest Cabbage, 20
Melons, 30
I'd do. 20
Best Citrons. -
Best Tomatoes. -
I'd do. 20
Best PIX Onions, 30
I'd dc 20
Largest no. bus. Potatoes per
J acre, 30
Largest Oats pr. ! acre. 40
= Wheat 60
. arley 40
Best Lot Sage, %
For best exhibition and greatest
variety of vegetables grown
by one man LOO
LADIES DEPARTMENTl
Best Fancy or Ornamented Work. 80
I'd do. 40
Best Hearth Rug, IS
I'd do. 60
Sd do. 40
Best Bed Spread of any kind GO
Best Patch Bed Quilt. IS
I'd do. 4s
Best 10 yds. Fulled Cloth, 81
2d do. a
Best Flannel. 46
I'd do. 80
Best Wollen Yarn, ak. colored, SO
I'd do. 26
Best do, White. 80
I'd do. 30
Best for Cent? Wollen Socks, 20
I'd do. Is
Best for Ladies Woolen Hose. 22
I'd do. IA
Best Knit Drawers. Gents. co
I'd do. Al
Best Knit Cndershirts, Gents. 30
I'd do. Q,
Best Knit Flannels, Ladies' A.
I'd do. %
Rest Double Mifta,. o.. q
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1870.
Elections.

The partizan journals of New York city
In the interest Of the Democratic party.
have been for weeks doing all they could
to make the people believe that New York
city, in the election Tuesday. was not TO
have a fair chance. that the military was
called into requisition IL dverawe the
voters. ANY amount of such bosh was
retailed for effect. when the facts are. a.
every body knows. that no military was to
be used. unless honest voters were driven
from the polls. or III. usual Z anne Of doub-
lie aud treble voting was Ia be repeated.
All the national authorities aimed ut. was
for New York to have a comparatively hon
est election. Every body has heard al
New York city election frauds. and every
body knows that no honest election ha.
been held in that city for wears.
The news this Morning l. meagrc
enough, but the Telegraph .ay> that the
city election was quiet. and Hoffman has
about sc, 900 majority in the city. This Is
pretty good evidence that an honest cleo
has been held. for Hoffmsn'~ had 27.as'
over Griswold In ls6s. Ia the State. and ~
the city CO, $50.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York City election passed ~ qui-
city. and the estimated ma jority for Hon
man IN the city. Is 10000
MASSACHUSETTS,.
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