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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-29

PIrTsBURG, Sept. 2S.-Raining with n
prospect of continuance. MOnoDgaheIa II
Inches and rising. No departures. A large
number OF coal boats are loaded, awaiting
q rise.
CIECISNATI, Sept. 2S.-River falling
slowly With four feet and three Inches
In the channel.
LOUISVILLE, September 28.-ArrIved--
Leon1das, fr5m New Orleans. Departed
ID. L. Tally, for Red River; Anna, for St
Louis The river is falling with 10 inches
In the chute and 81 feet on Portland Bar
weather cloudy. hained during the daY
and there are indications of more rain.
CAIRO, Sept. %. - Wauanita, New Or
leans to louisville, L A. NJ: Belle Memphis,
Memphis TO St Louis. q: Continental, New
Orleans 70 ST. Louis, Pm; FIorence, st.
Louis and return City OF Alton, st. Louis
to Vicksburg, 4; Aid, st. Louis 70 Cairo, A.
River fell inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 760.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-Arrived-Argonau
from Tennessee River; johnson, from
KeOkuk; Phil. Sheridan, from st. Paul.
City of Cairo, from Clarksburg Bon Accord
from Metropolis, Submarine No. IA, from
Missouri River. Departed-Lockwood, for
Red River; Grand Tower, for Memphis
ArRonaut, for Tennessee River, RIVer
Weather clear and warm.
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Interesting to Liquor and Manufae-
tured Tobacco Dealers.

The Supervisor of Internal Reve-
nue. for this District-J. w. Dryer,
ESQ, of Coshocton, Obio-has issued
a circular to Assessors, directing that
dealers in cigars and manufactured
tobacco be cautioned to destroy the
revenue stamps upon empty cigar
boxes, wooden buckets. and other
packages In which smoking and chew
ing tobacco or snuff has been packed.
There is reason to believe that great
practiced in these respects, In some
localities throughout the country, aud
the Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. is determined to enforce the
laws and regulations requiring the
prompt destruction Of stamps when
such packages are emptied.
By the sale aud reuse of such cigar
boxes and tobacco packages great
frauds can be and are practiced, by
which the Government is deprived of
a fruitful source of revenue, and hon.
est manufacturers and dealers are
placed at a disadvantage with those
who are dishonest.
All cigar and tobacco dealers are
therefore notified to completely de-
stroy the stamps on all empty cigar
boxes, tobacco buckets and other
packages now in their possession, If
they have not already done so, and
to do this In all cases hereafter.
1t is lawful for revenue officers to
destroy any such package upon which
the stamp has not been destroyed.
Severe penalties are prescribed against
all persons who fail TO destroy stamps
upon packages which they empty, and
they apply to all who fail to do so,
even though they are not dealers, but
empty for their own use. $500
The laws making these require
ments have been in force over two
years, and should be generally under
stood. This notice is now given IN
addition, after which, persons guilty
of neglect or frauds, need not COM
plain If they are proceeded against
according to law.
JAMES III. MCNEELY,
Assessor First District Indiana.
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MIcHAELNAss.-To-day is Michael
mass, day marked in England. prin-
cipally, as a quarter day, and as the
day on which borough Magistrates
are elected. Originally it was a
religious holiday. and is now
sometimes observed as such, un-
der the name of the feast of
st. Michael. the Archangel. It was
the custom in England. for the rural
tenantry to present their landlord
with fat goose, every Michaelmass,
the custom being noted in the poems
of George Gasooigne, 1875, as fol-
lows:
"And when the tenants cOme to pay their
quarters rent,
They bring some fowl in midsummer and
fish in lent;
AT Christmas, a capon, at Michaeimas a
goose,
And somewhat else at Newyears.tide, fol
fear their lease fly loose"
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ST, Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept. -.
CoTToS-Ddl1 and prices dropping at 1917
for new mtdd ing.
FLoUR-Dull aud unchanged; superfine
"a "A %: extra e. 5034 %.
WHEAT-Demand fair and market firm
No. 2 red winter 81 1lGI 10; No 20.
CoRE-Dull and prices dropping at Ga
csc; mixed 65M.
BARLEY-D1II and the marketunseftled
at 6Oc0SI 10.
RYE-NOthing done.
WHIsRY-Held at 00c.
ToBACCo-Irregular.
GROCERIES-Dlsmal.
PoRK-Dull and unchanged at t25; dry
sailed shoulders lower at l4c.
BAcON--Dull and prices declined; Rhoul-
ders l3549l318i clear ribbed l61z clear sides
171<0H1<-
LARD-DulI and unchanged at I50151S;
receipts for the past day, 32,750.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
CoTToN-Panicy: dincult TO give quota
tions; middling 161<e.
.FLoUR AND GRAIN Quiet and un-
changed.
firm.
EGGs-Demand fair and prices advanced
TO 23c.
PoRK-Demand light, but holders firm /;
sales OF country at S24; city f2f 50.
LARD-COuntry Axe.
BULK MEATs-Demand light. but hold
era firm sales AZ 111z@l4c.
BAcoN-Demand light, but holders firm: .
shoulders I35z@l4c; sides l61sgIGhc; clear
sides 171zc.
WHIsKY-DuIi and prices declined 70 "a
MS1c.
GOLD-1i35<.
EXCHAEGE-PaFr
MONEY-Eagy.
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THE FAIR.-The exhibition at the
Fair is, as yet. rather meagre. There
are some good agricultural machines,
stoves. &C.. limited display of art, q
moderate amount of stock, and great
II disproportioned amount of refresh
ments.
To-day the show Of stock commences.
and the entries for Fridays races
are made to day. The pressure on
our columns necessarily excludes q
detailed statement of the articles on
exhibition in this issue, but we feel
inclined to advise all to take look at
Spang's gas stoves before leaving the
Fair.
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RE ER N e w , .
FOr otAer Rfver Items See Tnfrd Page.

FOR Other RtUeT Items See THIRD rage
The only additional arrivals. up TO q
late hour last night, were the II. @. Gray,
Arkansas River TO Louisville, and the
Exchange, Louisville and return The
afro and short line packets took cut ex.
cellent trips. The Lumsden had all she
could carry, and left more than she took.
The r. c. Gray had considerable freight.
She Will leave Louisville about the 10th
of October for Arkansas River. The ex-
change had a very handsome trip-all she
coald wag under, on the water. Capt.
Crider looks as young and handsome as
ever.....There was considerable lightning
around the horizon. South and East.
during the early part of the evening, and
at mid night there was q thick fog, render
ing the night extremely dirty" and dark.
The Kate Putnam, ID. L. Tally and Anna,
announced for New Orleans yesterday,
were all overdue and not signalled at
O'Clock this morning. They may all be
expected here positively to-day...-....Capt.
Gus. Fowler, OF the IdIewIId, came dp as
clerk of the John Lumsden, yesterday,
VIII. P. Fowler having slipped of to see
his sweeth eart.........The idary Miller is still
on the dry The Evansville is
now fully repaired and will resume her
trips 10 Bowling Green o-day...............The
Exchange had a rough time getting back
from Henderson in the fog, and did not
reach here till half-past two o'clock. She
took on a large lot of freight. and left
near morning, the wind having risen aud
dissipated the fog to some extent.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For MESIPHIs.-The beautiful Anna may
be positively expected tonight, en- route
to Cairo and Memphis. In charge of those
popular and accomplished officers and
gentlemen, Capt. Frank Stein and Alex.
Power, whose names alone are a guaran-
tee for the excellence of the boat, and the
pleasure of q voyage upon her. ss.A
For NEw ORLEANS AND RED RIVER Dr.
RECr.-The new and beautiful steamer, d.
L. Tally, is announced TO leave this even
ing for New Orleans and Red River direct.
She Is admirably appointed and will az
ford an excellent opportunity for shippers
or travellers desiring TO go or send freight
to Western Louisiana or Texas. Her
chief officers. Frank Smith and W. f.
Randolph, are experienced steamboatmen
and popular officers. w. q. Blown g Co.
will receipt for freight for her.
FoR NEW ORLEANS. The fine light
lraught steamer Kate Putnam Is an
bounced for New Orleans and all way
ports to-day, having excellent passenger
appointments. Her commander, Captain
Ed. Evans, is a veteran officer and pleas
ant gentleman. Passengers will be well
cared for.
Mamifesds.
Manifest Of the steamer Idlewfld, from
Cairo TO Evansville, Septem Der 18th:
Martin, Gardner 4 20 l hid tobacco; A
r Shrader hhds tobacco; LoeWenthaL &
O. I box clothing; Hathorn bbIs /
scrap iron, l lot loose iron A Ragon bags
wool; j r Schor pkg minerals; w q
Brown g. Co box garden seed; Saml Orr
& Co 5 bbIs scrap iron, lot loose iron;
VIM Caldwell empty keg; Steinbach, |
Wack & Co % green hides, dry hide,
bdI (6) collars.
LouisviIle-l case carb acid. 10 hhds to-
bacco. tHss
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RiVer Dfanafchna.

Cincinnati-15e empty whisky kegs.
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~ T. @. BridweIl l. Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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OhIcaRO Market.

BY telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
ExcHAEGE--Firm at par selling; buying
lilo of.
FIoUE-Bull and unchanged.
WHEAT Quiet and firm, and H45zc
higher; No. Chicago spring 81 O60l O55<
CoRH-Demaud active and prices adj
vanced 3<0g5<c; No. z mixed 631Sc for cash I
late dry 631z@54c. fr
OATs-No. 37937H.
RYE-Quiet and easier; No. 73c; no.
7I1z6972c; rejected Coo. ul u.
BARLEY Demand fair and market firm I:
No. 2 at $50 for cash, at sellers option IN
October.
HIGHWINEs- iron bound cooper
age S41Sc: wooden cooperaEe Sic.
PROVISIONS Quiet and unchanged (;
mess polk S21
LARD-l5c.
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The Courts.

Legal matters in the Common Pleas
Court presented nothing. yesterday,
to vary the monot3ny Of the past few
days, the business being confined to
suits on claims.
RECORDERS CoURT-NathGn Va
lard, Esq, presiding. = Jason Boyce
was fined s. 80 for making a row on
Main Street. on Thursday night. He
procured bail when arrested, and
shortly after midnight was arrested
again for a violent alteration with
one George Wilson. the subject being,
who possessed the best fighting dog.
Wilson was fined 81 80, and Boyce
Sc 30.
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Eur0nenn Markefa-


By Telegraph LONDON, Sept. q.
Consols 9lsz. Bonds quiet: u. 8. cou-
Ronsr 5-z9's OF 90 1l31z; OF '65 1897; OF 81
INSTRUMENTATION fiat and irregular;
sales 10000 bales; m1ddling uplands 8s<G
6t9d mlddllng Orleans 9091zd. California
winter 81 I'd. Flour 28s. Corn 2992g1<s.
oats e 9d@2s I'D. Peas 361<@37s. Pork Is
l0d. Beans Is Cd.
FRANKFoRT, Sept. 28.-Bonds closed firm
at 941z9941s.
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LnnIRYIIla Marknf-

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. o.
BAGGIEG-Flrm az 29G3Oc.
,CsoTToH-DulI and Iriees declinDd; mid
IS 70.
GRAIE-More active but UNCHANGED.
EkoYIsIoEs-Flrmer and unchaI ged.
WHIsKY-Raw quiet at S59S8c.
IoBAcCo-Sales l25 hhds at G505 % for
frosted trash and Jugs; Gd22 Tor low leaf
10 mahogany wrappers; market firm.
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NeH nrIanna Mnrkaf.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
COTTON -Demand fair at lower rates I;
sales 2 ,706 bales middiing at 16c: receipts
2,925 bales; exports coastw ise ,4Sj bales
stock a ,555 bales.
FLOUR - DuIls BuDeTfine "a Is. Xxx
50 121z; Xxx IS 90.
o CoRN-Lower; mixed 725kc; white 75c.
OATs-Quiet and hrmer az 6l@52c.
HAY-Chotce $50.
PoRK-NominaIly 500
BAcoE--5houlders l41S014szc: clear rib
l7Z@l71<c: clear sides iSZ0lS<c.
IARD-Tierce 161<1I01Se; h eg lOQ2Oe.
MoLAesEs-RebOiIed 45a55c,
WHL5KY-Duil at 95c.
OoFFEE-Nominally 171<dI7azc.
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New ZOE DrY QOods Narkat.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
Dry goods steady and a fair business do
Ing among leading jobbinR houses, but the
general demand for goods has fallen Off
perceptiDlys while the stock is small and
prices nrm az l4gl4% Tor Atlantic A brown
sheettngs; Appleton A Il; Augusta 10.
Amoskeag bleached muslins l5L; HiIPs
sem per 1dem l69lGZ; Hope IA; Lonsdale
IL; and best makes printed calicoes IIJL0
III and nous delaines 20.
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OPERA HoUsE.-Professor Hasel-
mayer has made change in his man
agement and gives his farewell per-
Torrance this evening, and will have
an entire change of programme.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. %.
CoTToE-Duli and nominally Axe.
FLoUR-DulI at a. 2597.
CORN-Flat at S0aS21Sc.
OATs-Quiet at 4895Oc.
HAY-t4uiet at t2D925.
BRAN-Scarce.
LARD-Dull at 16<QlSc
PoRK--Flat at f250g26.
BAcoE-Shoulders lac; sides l0Iz@lsc.
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New Store you can get Plain Poplin
Dress Goods at 12A cents per yard,
good Crash for towels at s cents. La
dies Linen Handherchiefs at 5 cents.
Gray Twilled Flannel at 20 cents, and
everything else at correspondingIy
low nriees.
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Evansville and Charlottesville Rail.
road.
SECRErARY's OFFICE.
EVA NEVILLE Ind SAINT 3 I9-l

SECRErARY15 OFFICE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 8, 1870.
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
Monday, the Sd day of October
next, at 10 o'clock AM, at which time
an election will be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
J. K. MARTIN,
sept8-td Secretary.
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Sew York Gold and STOCK Market.
F3v TeIeQraphT NEW YoRTc. Sent rs.

Money market easy: money abundant
at las; closing In more demand ats.
misunderstanding heavy and lower at
91E from second hands: 85699Z asked.
Prime bankers bills, higher. borrowing
rates for cash gold Is Inducing some bank
ers to draw freely.
GOLD-More active and higher, in con-
sequence OF the Treasury selling only one
million. The price opened &C 1917. adj
vRnced 10 AZ, closing At I4z loans made
al 1-64a16 and fiat, the latter after the
withdrawal from the Treasury OF enc mill
lion. Clearances S37, goo GOO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and steady.
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Five Cottages Tor Sale Cheap.

I 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.
Asa IGLEHARr,
sep3-tf No. II Third Street.
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RAJ P. L. Geissler & Co., have lust
received large stock of the following
american Watches,
X. Howard & Co.
Waltham Watch Company.
Elgin Watch Company.
United States Watch Company.
Philadelphia Watch Company.
In 2 OF, 3 OF, OF, and 5 or Silver
or Gold cases, and for sale at very low
prices, at ?. L. GEIssLER & Co.
No. 81 Main Street.
Price list furnished to the trade on
application.
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BROOM CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co.. have from % to 30 tons of Broom
Corn CT hand. and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
factnrers. sept14-tf
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R@ Big dinner at the Branch of
the First National, located at the Fair
Grounds, adjoining Floral Hall. For
particulars, see small bills. sep29tf
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REPUDIATE.-The President. Vice
President, Trustees. and several
members of the congregation Of The
Sons of Moses, stigmatize the state
ment of the Courier and DensokTGt
that they have passed resolutions
favoripg the election of the Democrat
ic candidates. as an unfortunate false
hood. Want of room makes it
necessary that their whole statement
be deferred until to morrow.
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1~ Choice Fresh Concord and Is
abella Grapes, from Kelly Island, per
Express, at III. A. Cook.
septic Oriental Tea Store.
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PHALON's "PAPMIAN LOTION"
For BeautIrying tho Skin and Com
nfawfOu.

Removes ali Eruptions, FreckleB, Pima
pies, Moth Blotches, Tan, ETC., and renders
the skin soft, fair, and blooming.
For Ladies' In the Nursery II Is tnValu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
equal.
hPaphian Lotion" is the only reliabl
remedy for diseases and blemigheg OF the
Skin.
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LADIES EMPoRIUM.-At the La
dies Emporium, No 5 South Second
Street, you can get all tho new style
Collars, very low. sep27 3t
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Tha One PrIcn

Cash Store of Lindley & Bros.'s is
deservedly popular. because their
prices are so low. and the same price
to all. 1t is no wonder that their
store is througed with customers.
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Fish & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
auo91 IF
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me s. EmDerOr's Pie

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept in a first class Drug
Store may be found there in abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Second.
[Aug. 18-eod-tf
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PICOLILI.

Gov. BAKER to might.
CIGAR MAKERS ball to night.
REMEMBER the Haselmayer matt
nee this afternoon.
THE first question the Democratic
city census-taker asks is: What's
your politics.?
PAT. CARR will be examined. this
morning, on a charge Of passing q $40
counterfeit note on a drunken coun-
tryman.
A PROMINENT participation az the
Democratic meeting at Independence,
on Monday evening, was hauled
home on a dray, dead DRINK, yes
terday.
A BRUTAL fight occurred in the
neighborhood of Heilman's foundry,
last evening. in which one man re-
ceived some dangerous wounds on the
head.
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Buy your School Books AND School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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Ia See those new style Saeques
for ladies and children, at the Ladies'
Emporium. All sizes made to order
on short notice. sep27 81
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WAR! WAR;! PANIC!!!
OUEENSWARE AT AUCTION.
rrAsSWARE At AUCTION.

No. ~ Main Street was thronged
with eager buyers yesterday, and
seen such sacrifices. Lend me a
basket to carry home my plates, bowls,
cups and saucers, was the cry. Every
one was pleased and they all said they
would go to-day and get more. Sale
each day at 10 A. NJ. and 2 P. N.
Pitchers sold cheap. pitch in"
sep28-tf ELLIOTT BROTHERS.
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D9 A large stock Of copying books
and other stationery at tho JOURNAL
Office.
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Those who wish to hear the fala-
cies of the lying Democracy exposed,
should go to hear Gov. Baker to
night.
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SPEECH To-NIaHT.--Gov. Conrad
Baker speaks at the corner Of Fulton
Avenue and franklin Streets.
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wThere is no better way for
young men to obtain a thorough
knowledge of Accounts, Penmanship
and Arithmetic than By attending the
night sessions at the Evansville Com
mercial COLLEGE. sepZ9 u
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NEWEST THING OUr-Those
Sacques at the Ladies' Emporium, No.
D South Second Street. Leave your
orders early. sep27- ct
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"a A large stock of Blank Books
just received at the JOURNAL Office.
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The CATHOLIC FAIR.-The Fair at
the Catholic High School was visited
last night by Hon. Schuyler Colfax,
Gov. Baker and Ex-Maycr Baker,
who were highly pleased with the ex-
hibition. The Fair is decided sue
cess, and is crowded nightly. The
ladies serve a lunch from 8 o'clock
until u eVery morning.
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~ Harry Smith occupies the
window in Hallock & Ford's Drug
Store, Main Street, between First and
Second, where he attends personally
to repairs of Watches, &c,
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n@ For choice Envelopes apd fine
Writing Paper, go to the JOURNAL
Office.
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AM ihA Ladies saw

That Lindley & BrOs.'s Dress Goods
are the handsomest and cheapest in
the city.
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Law CARDS.
w. P. HARGRAVR.

ATTORNEY at Law.
once ON Third Street, In washington
House Block.
WIN practices various Courts n
the Circuit. Prom 81 attention 10 once
business fdec4 GsEn
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SCHOOL MEETINa.-There will be
meeting of the friends of education,
Fathers and Mothers, in the Baptist
Church in Independence, this evening
(Tuesday), at u o'clock, to consult
in reference to school interests. The
Superintendent of the city schools,
and others, viii be present. 1t Is
hoped there will be good turn out.
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Notice TO DelInonenfa.

After the 1st day of October the
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. =
4. LUEKENHEIMER. 7. V. @.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co..
Sept. z, 1870. Csep9.td
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"EL0R DE MAYO.n

PHALON's "PAPHIAN sOAPD for
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, viii not
chap the skin. Price Is cents per cake.
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nW Penholders and Pencils at tho
JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-29

THE BASIS OF CIVIL SooIErY.-Essays for
Young Men. on the honor and happiness
Celibacy; with sanitary help for the at
tainment OF mans true position in life.
Sent free IN sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD AsSOCIATION, Pox p, Phila-
deIPE8a, Pa ufs10 dAw8m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-29

MEMPHIS. Sept. 2s.-Weather clear.
Mercury ~. River falling. Arkansas
rising rapidly, with - feet to Little Rock
Departed-Thompson, Dean, Pauline, Car
roll and Julia, for st. Louis; Belle Lee, for
st. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-Arrived-W. r.
Arthur, from st. Louis. De parted-Rich-
mond, and Kellogg and barg2s, for st,
Louts.
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. b. Clay Good
ing goes to Mt. Vernon to-day to hold
the Joint discussion with Judge Nib
lack.
John Funk, Esq. of Henderson, is
in the city perfecting arrangements
for the Kentucky State Fair uext
Tuesday.