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The COnris.

There was nothing of public inter
est transacted in the Common Pleas
Court on Saturday.
La the Criminal Court, John Fry
vas arraigEed aud tried on a charge
Of stealing calf, but there was 40
evidence that went to show anyintent
to steal. and tie case was submitted to
the jury without argument They re-
turned a verdict of not guilty without
leaving their seats.
RECORDERS GoURT-Nathan Val
lard, Esq, presidiag.-Jordan Fry
was fined 81 30 for ASSEMBLING Caro-
line Morgan with q brick.
John Harrison, Who was found drunk
On Vine Street, was f0ed s. %. and
went to Jail. er
Joe Miller pleaded guilty to being
drunk several days ago. He was
fined Sc 50. sgGf tsAaaHH sias
A Main Street Merchant paid 81 60
for obstructing the Sidewalk with
boxes over nA8ht- snIaosca afs8
Yankee Sullivan was ined 50 60 at
q special session of the court he'd o.
Sunday morning in the police Office.
He and the merchant paid ups the
rest was either jail OF credit business
Before justice Me eTnan.-John
Lynch was fined So 65 for provoking
Mary Kelley VIZ e
Before Justice Wdlker-J. 3. lie
Masters was 6ned $40 10 Con an ASSAULT
upon Amor Price. lie Masters could
not master the situatiop and Wa
locked up.
VIM. Reed was fined S. 20 foE
beating his wife. sn5 - g aaefEalsi 4.
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,sldsinI PToOEILi. IlssH


CLoUD's Cordial continues cufing.
The Council meets to night, and
Van Ripper is the Council.
Hor. w. =. PARRHrr and che eth
er candidates on The Democratic coun-
ty ticket, are posted for speeches in
the country townships. &
THERE is a letter in the Post 0fhce
addressed to . person named Shell
lOutsky, which the Postmaster will
"shell out" demand.
TIE display of Northern Lights
absut 2 clock ca Saturday morpiue
was.indeseribably magnifcent.
FoR nestjob printing, elegant sta
tionery, HANDSOME book binding, the
JOURNAL surpasses any other estabi
lishment west Of New York. All
AMoHG The patents granted to cit
zens Of Indiana last week was aoneto
Morrill, A. Sheppard. Of Fort Branch
for 4 combined lantern and candlef
stick. l, 54.., 5,v
Mn. MADE. fozeman Of the JoVRF
NAL nevsroom. has a pallet that lays
eggs measuring three and oDs-six-
tenth inches long. one and seyen-
eighths inches vide, and weighing
three and one fourth ounces.
Mn. JoHN =. GLoyER lambeF
dealer on theAcotuer Of Main and
Seventh Streets. lost avaluable horse
on Saturday. from lockjsw, occasioned
by getting a small gravel store between
the shoe aud hoof. gaaf nsoas' aaEas
THERE is no excuse for alloWlpg
any portion Of the old eaual to remain
untitled. The Courier contains dir
enough to fill it all and then have
some to spare.
ONE Of those RAGS horse shapes
clipper built hogs that roam the
streets, cot into tia parlorNof resi-
dent on Mulberry Street. and when I
young man started to drive it out the
grunter lodged and avoiding the door
sprang like thoroughbred racer
through a window. carrying the glass
with hins hEE e1HN
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+ LOCAL NOTICES. y
sTRAYRn.

From this city on Tuesday. the 20th
inst, a brown mule about sixteen
hands high, eight years old, has
crooked tail, aafresh sore on his right
shoulder blade and some dry scars
about bis body. He was seen to go
through Babytown on Tuesday morn
ing. Any person who will return
him 70 the FafnArs Hotel, infhis 4 ~.
viii be we'll rewarded.
sepi26-2t j. ". BLUFF.
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For Other REUer Tens See Third Page.
the weather during Saturday B feht was
very threatening, bat no rain fell; and yes
terday VS. clear and BOT. the mercury
tpuehing 9)7 atnoop, 70 clouded Up agaia
last might, and cave .stEong lndieatishs If
rain.,-.,-rhe rtxer, during the q hours
ending at SIX O'Clock last night, had fallen
three inches. Pilots of the packets report
three and bali fee from Louisvtife to
Cairosand navigation extremely dlfflcuIt@.
The arrivals and departures siaes satur-
day aftsrnQgn lnelud the john 1Elnzdlea.
to Cairo Pine BlQds 70 rCanneltOn and re-
turns Exchange, louisville and return
Fayeste, from Hends1son Champion.
Louisville to st. Louis; Hartford, from
Bowling Green: City OF Evansville, from
Cairo; Glasgow. White River TO Esuis :
vile; Rose Hfte, E5uIsTIIse 81 return;
snannen and hsOpiass Sew ofieanns 70
The, John Lamsden took out ali
II not more 1han she could carry
not arrive fssi gbout a O'Clock yes
ter lay morning After returning FROM
Henderson she left a. 10 % for Louisville
s..ss@s-!The Champion arrived at Pa tow
ing the mammoth barge .Miiton--abOut
the size Of Noah's ark. The Cham pIon
was loaded TO three feet Jim Montague
and Jim CLARK are her pilots.fa Capt. Ben.
Merie1ees was n command, Caps Asa
Mason being efclx. The Champion csuae
thxcugh va. boat wetting a sparz.. The
Glasgow was lizht--.-.. The Hartford had
a good tgip ..-........--..Tne City Of Egans.
vile arrived n 3 r IL , Yesterday, Hartng
made the r5und trip, with butIfttIe deten-
ton. Her pilots report only three feel
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and wounded brethren on the Geld Ia
Europe, who could not join in their
songs of praise and annual congratu-
lations.
The Temple was unusually we'll at
tended, and the singing was as usual
very fine.
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BoNDzb WAREH0UsE.-Tha con-
tract for the brick work of the Bond
cd Warehouse was let on Saturday,
to 'Messrs. Allen s Shea, and the
stating to VIM Bedford & Brother.
The building is TO be cOmmenced this
week, and the brick wall to be fn-
ished By the 22i of October, SO as to
have the building ready for occupancy
by November 1st.
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THE FAIR.-The Trustees Of the
Agricultural Society have decided to
put the prices Of admission at twenty
five aud fifteen cents. except for the
last day, when they will be fifty cents,
children twenty-five. This is jast as
it has always been.
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New T0rE TFT 000dG M1TE1T-

hy IeAeRrapn.i NEW YORK Sept. go
Dry goods marFt is nctivo aud nfm for
uncsr Kinds OF seq flea. htill thera ia less
animation prevail ing, and those who were
supposed 10 nM prices early An the week
now FEM aa ~ the han eEffu in their pole
cy ~ their view 81 thn mnrEef in the des
cline IN cottUus There ig q scarcity hove
ever, OF dress goods ana otMar staples aa
the prOdnntiNN hfia been seriously affected
On accQnok Of a laek nf Walel q run The
1milla On &li Emall AtteaMe, end hence Eno
prices ~ many classes ~ goods ere lfrciV
w remain nrm fpr The neHb twenty. ff NOT
Nhirty, days print cloths being an cEcau-
ttugls hB ans price OF these was naEriolsaa O.
i1izSg heighthf q ma consequently pFQaue
eera are NOW MtMAn9 % contract 90 inll I'D
lower rates. Etlfled CHIcles iu ll1 ueau-
nma fHEnaiu nfn ATTIC fur robes. leo fnr
lanctea 81 the nef m hiEes, Fuch ~ EagIncr.
AnBriCan Hnd Hiuhmun0a, and ltf fQr
Arnold MnmH WrH nunniH.
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AN AsToNIsHED NATIvE.-While
a number Of persons were lounging in
the Office of the Sherwood House,
waiting for the train, Saturday morn
ing, one gentleman from the interior
after yawning several times, drew out
his watch. an old fashioned "bulls
eye" and remarked as if provoked 1"
Stopped againl Confound the old
turnip, / never could depend on Il
although have carried it these eight
years" A well dressed stranger who
stood close By. said: vPardoo me a.
l think you are mistaken. that is n
valuable watch of yours, repeater .
"Ohl nonsense, I've carried il sew
eral years and il isnot worth con.
tinentaI now sai.i aai li..
"Letme see It. said the stranger,
and taking it be pressed the spri ne,
when whirr went the wheels and Il
struck one, two. three, &C.. to nine.
Hop on stranger. said tho owner,
/ guess there's some mistake, I've gos
the wrong watch. else I'm the wrong
man, one Or 'totherp The laugh that
saluted his ears mysti6ed him still
more, until one kindly disposed per-
SON volunteered to tell him that The
gentlemanly stranger was Profess Or
Haselmayer the magician. whose pho-
tographic advertisement hung Il the
door. Haselmayer holds forth To-.
night at the Opera House.
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s1 ParkhilI Rembrant photo
graphs and craynn pictures are being
more eagerly sought for every day.
The RembraRt is the finest photo
graph now made. ParkhiII's, on Sec
ond Street. near Locust, is the place.
sep26 IF
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By Telegraph LoHpeA P1 %
rowsor 8 -N1ll. American aeeuriuaa qul-
hts fg @. CImp PODS Of 1909 tt5a llae
fa5x i i0.d0s 85ll stocks quiet Erie Iat LIIi-
noiS Genital tl1<; Wettern ~.
LTvHHrc OH SEPT. -Coltou-D1lf fula-
glfna uultlIda 0lf98N middllug Orleans
p3<noI<f recaipfa 5000 bales. wheat
red Weatsrn 81 ldi no. red winter
o. 5d. Elquf ia. Lorm las Pork lllf
Beefll0z Lard 78L. Cheese 8i1<. Gnm btI-
land mid6leab7 short Ribbed middieT M.
Petroleum, Tehutd la 1sfQ.
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Notice. TO pellnauents. .

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 aud settle the same.
AsllliltE. LUNKENaEIaTRR. II ". c.
Treasurers Office, VanderburR Co.,
Sept. z, 1870. sep9 I'd
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speech lasted until two o'clock, when
the last auditor left. bat the Doctor
intends to resume the argument the
next time he meets that last man.
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ny Ieiegraph.l NfW KoRK, Sent. "a.
COTTON Dull and prices droopinVs sales
40 naltsa ErltddlinE upla tds at $50.
RTE FLOUR Outlet
CORN MEAIr-0ufet.
RtlIEaAF--t5te ady wifi moderate demand
recel pis l1tu90 bushels sales OF 200 nuah-
eiss NO. Chicago spring Oh If@l iTs inferior
81 l09l 49, No. Chicago spring new l Is:
winter req amber 81 3i ola white Sd f5D
KYE-Quict and urchanged; ola west.
EoEs5- Demand lair ana prices advanced;
Eeeel pts A4fo9 hgShels sales of OBJ 900 huaus
els MIXED a4@4lcs tatt er Tor choice.
OAtb-hnAi and nricas arDuDlnnf receipts
llfsuuu bushels. sales II 88 600 huane11s weata
era 5a055c; Ohio sac SEE.
THEIR In gooo demand; South
4 WooL-Unchaheed neeco sass; pulled
Hay Quiet.
o. HoFs-Duii and priees nominal atI28
CoFFHE-Quiet and unchaneoa.
SuGAR-lr MAID falr aud mnrFet arm.
feesipta so hh0ai Cuba aal0c; Porto Rlco
MnLAssEs-Dull ana prices nominal.
PHTRoLEuH-2utct and uuchnmnfd
BUTTER Quiet nnC unchanged.
CHEEsE-Qulet mnt nmohaunod.
PoRK-Duli and pr Cos droOplng. sales 90
] 1000 barrels m asa at sos prime El3nQf r0.
also 1lQ narfelA mess sellers orti0n fn 40.
veLnber a. 81 15Hk5
falEf-Dult Auu ur changed.
BULK MEATs-Duh but uucnnnwed
'44lARD-Dnlt and p ices droopiuF
WHisKX-Dnlt hnd prices dfoopl1e at
IIIRPElgT1EE unch anged.
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Tesfim0nfaI.

a -1AssFaa Te8Ifm0u1aL H8a68sE
The following is from a well known
merchant of Wlngo Station. KY, who
is at present in our city, purchasing
his fall stock Of goods, and adds an
other 70 the thousands who have
given like testimony:
DR.. H. w. Cloud; 9IgnAM
DEAR SIR-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 trya 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. /
could scarcely get about; indeed AZ
times | could not walk at all without
support. l gave your medicine a fair
trial. and the result is q perfect re-
storation of my health. Not trace
Of mr. oId,complaint is left. To your
invaluable CORDIAL / am entirely in
debted for this.
Yours truly.
j A. HUTCHINSON.
sep23-1W Wingo Station, Ky.
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THE RAcE-The trctaIdgs race on
Saturday afternoon. was won By
Shakespeare. The first heat was won
by Lady. Allies in 2:44: the second. By
the same il 2:44I. In the third heat
she behaved badly, and " srdistanced
by Shakespeare, who made the last
mile In 2:42EsA 8n9 zE4
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BASE BALI.

The High School nine played the
return game with the Commercial
College nine. on Saturday afternoon,
beating them again. as will be seen by
the score below. There was no very
brilliant playing on either side, ex-
cept some good batting, while the
fielding was decidedly poor.
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PITrsBUgG, September 2I-Soundincs
yesterday &C the Glass House Bafs showed
q inches In the channel. Tho new Red
River steamera Thirteenth Era, Capt. +. A.
Kouns, leaves for New Orleans Tomorrow
viii draw IS inches OF water. The Thir-
tenth Era is designed TO run between
shreveport the.headwate CT lied River.
: q All, septeIn Der 2f.-The FeigsF "
railing slowly, v TIN feet ard il Inches IN
the channel.
CrNCTHNATf, September R5s-RiRer falling
with feet inches IN the channel.
CL@Ro, september "a Port Llst-Ciiy Of
Alton, Vicksburg 70 81. Louis. 9 Pm;
Snannons New OElqans 90 4souiayiiltf ~,
City Of Eyansg lie ERansk we packet T.
Belle st. Louis, Memphis 10 81 Louis, :;
olive Branch, New Orleans TO 81. Louis, I;
Gormans Evansyiil|ss, q Mfe Memphis. III I8
| Inspector, New Orleans TO Ii uisville, 2P.ar. F;
Mfnnfe, NeW. Orleans To Louisville, ~ Ar
gonaut. ~ 2, Tenn essee ri yer 70 ~. Louis,
Indtano, Cairo 20 New Orleans, 5; Belle
Memphis, 81. Louis to Memphis, 8. River
STATIONARY. Light showers this afternoon.
CATho, ssptember .. = Port List-ElIa
Hugpes, LOUISVILLE. and return, 10 pm.
I Nor nan. Cairo to ~ ehnp nie, III fs6siB -il-
yer. 80. Louis To New Orleans, 2 \. M ~
Joseph = LqTs % Ven his = Blsp sE s;
/ to Clarksburg, 81 Columbia. st. Louis to
| Arkansas It1yersa y city ofoVickeburg
/ .
AIRY. weather clear. Mercury 732-ELnss.
h 1T. LoUIs, Septe1n Der "A "a Arrived = IL any
Johnson. keokuks MuscatIne, 81. Paul
i City OF Alton, sVteksbuTgs Mc6iil, Moliit
Moore and Be fast, New Orleans. Depast-
ed-Wfola Belle, Omaha: Harry Johnson,
Keokuk: Mollie McPiEe, ST. Paai; 81
| Joseph Memphis; Columbia, Arkansai
River; 1tubicons VfcKsDurg: ben and
barge New VEieansi Mary McDonaid
K.a.l1sas cry. River dasiiug. hianing &C.
ST. LOUIS. September Is -ArrIyed--Oiivs
| Branch, New r61rleafIs ~ u. lie Wis, lSa1-
/ sas City; Belle ct. Louis, NJ mphiss Rot
| TOY, Keokuk; A ex. Mitchell, ST. Paul
tz0spaKted--B Belle Les New Orleans. RiTel
falling. Weatber cloudy With 1ndieationa
/ OF rain.
NASHVILLE, September 2i--RiVeF falling
with. 20 inches on Harpeth shoals. w cath
er fair and warm. Departed, Umpire, iol
/ Cairo.
MEaiPHis, Sept, ~. er cfears rler-
curry So River stationary. ArK8usas
falling. with three feet to Little Roc z.
( Arr we'd, suag b mt De Russy, from above
| Departed, Grand Tower, nnd City OF
/ VIcksbufg, for It. Louis arthur, Tor New
/ Orleans: silver Bow, for Red River.
Nj MPHIs, September % -Weat her clear
/ mercury S02. River ST ttonary.l Depari e1
/ R.sC. Gray, LOUISVILLE; Wtcks, st. Louis
Colossal, New orleans. re .E1H.f ~ q
New ORLEANS, SfPt.g 24---A rriEeds Com
na9n wealth and Kate * lnBeT. tQr ~
Loplss a Departeds Nick Lon gwoFt hs Mary
Alice and .barZes Rnd kLouisVilie' Tor 81
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~ IeisEnapI.I ca. LOUIS. 5ept. g.
: GOrroni-- drill aud prices nominal ~ tc.
hLouH.-~lao W5E arados aeufenseos rllef
qualities uu 3lfaugedf tupefuue t4A4 L9i
extra "a S504 CD
sWHnhT-- BtyrF stand oHf ei1eA Aie
igo. VI red VIZ tfr 1914 i0s NO. alW
CnRW- Dnl but uneh@mKfu5 l9fa 4aE
mixed F0ml e Cox primes Aitei
OAIa-Dul bus uucuauHeot 4 s 4at
best au0lalicua.
Baf.Iiaf- 3 1fgI rs FOR prsnie fo fancy.
RYE UuieEhud weak at N9aac
WtuswH- put nuonanseN ~ ell
TOBACCO 3uyaEa emo sellers
pR0VdfI0N a-i3Aeauiat.
POHK-al5i dry salt clear rip tlo
clear i6t<c tHcUu shoulders 1895 eteAf tiN
~ fss3i<c. e err SIDES iI5fe.
Ian ON et tnq unehanGa %
BEME carr TIE ~-At aEN4 ~ MaN4 GU AAiA NEies
2a6c for inferior 20 prime
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% ]. @. BridwelI & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescripdoas Carefully som-
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress aud Rockbridge Aim Waters.
iel7-H ---,.
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The Weather.

FRsmvE-1The Cigar AIakers'
Union hold their fifth annual ball at
the National Hall, on Thursday. Jol
Kahn is to get up their supper. and
+ Ossenburg's full orchestra will fur
nish the music. 7ea5 paats,er
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Evansville and CrawrOrdsVlIle Rail-


EVANSVILLE, nd, 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 81 day Of October
next, at 10 o'clock AN, at which time
al .eleetion. viii be held for thirteen
Directors, 10 serve during the epsuing
year. By order of the Board.
j. +. MARTIN,
q AeplS I'd ala IaAa9 &eetetArg.l
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PERsONAL.-Dr. M. j. Bray has
returned to his home in this city after
an extended tear
J. P. Elliott. Esq. returned on
Friday from tvs nonths tour to the
home of his ckildhood in Virginia,
whore be be- gathered flesh and
health in going over tbs scenes of bis
youth.
w. A. Tanner, Of N. D. Hunter
& Co.. Louisville and Chicago. is in
the city with his usual cheerful smile
and bOw.1 issf .8e
Mr.. Osborne Kelley. who arrived
home from New York on Saturday
night. has our thanks for flies of New
York and Philadclphih papers of
Thursday.
Captain. John J PiIlsburg was in
the city ast.night. He reports work
advancing rapidly on the Railroad
bridge at LivermoTe. Kentucky, on
the line Of the Greensboro q Russell
vile Railroad. Two Golfer dams are
in position and one pier is ADORE the
level of the water. His contract on
the Elizabethtown & Padueah Rail-
road, at Reckpofb, Kentucky. is near
Iy completed. q. -
Our snsss,sghbor Billy Caldwell ar
/ rived home from New York. Friday
night. He has applied for admission
as q member Of the Sooner Base
Ball club. HsWilI be admitted if he
passes q proper examination.
l. George Butler of Indianapolis,
/ representing the indianapolis. Gin
-cinuatf & lafayette Railroad is in
the city, looking after the interests OF
his roads E1I EINCN 80
Geo. Fish. Esq of the firm of Fish
/ & Barter, booksellers Of Main Street,
arrived from the East. Saturday
night, In excellent health and spirits.
Mr.. P. Dusouchet, Of the firm Of
Dusouchet & Gilbert. Of New Orleans,
| with his daughter. arrived BY the City
Of Evansville yesterday.
| Ma. FARREs. Of Babytown. pro.
Inounces tbs report IN the Demokrat,
Of Sunday, the 18sh. IN! regard to the
| meeting at his hoase on the previous
| Saturday. 4 malicious falsehood. that
was aimed to iDjurs his business by
| creating the impression that be keeps
| a disorderIy house. f goeslto show
/ how degraded man can become
when he seeks to iDjurc the repu lion
/ ofsucha sentleman as Mr. Fares in
order to satisfy partizau mslice against
him.
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- NWNs~sst1' 1A1N 2 1sAO NAIWNs
have four DWELLINGS for sale on
Ninth Street. between Sycamore and
sNiDessalso q pne-st0ry brick house
on William Street, ID the Northeast
ern or Rowley' J Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
Asa IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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81 Telegra phsl NEW OhLHAFs aapl.-t-
1900 r.ouer ara uficsa have ao+
elfneds - ddlinE ig4Nll5fc eeaiNlh
bales exports e1aetWi9e aHa3 p#o'i .te~
1850 DaleE
FLOUR Duh amd UFlaaa Hniail.ll go
CoHN-DuIl but unchanged mixed 4
8Z5<cf yellow t5M61c,
ntrH-ff NsHuts H8Mlles
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Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner g
Co., have from Is to 30 tons Of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. eept14-tf
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By. 1niegrarht CHqAeo. stf
FLouR-Dali and prices arooplue
C5op1s-hcfire and prices aeEaneeH A
fJ<es 6s5<1fD &c for no. g
'DkTs-5llN 56c higher closing I'd
+ FYE-~Aof 4gutet anM3e -
BARtEg-A0, 2 M9ia ioWfri
HIaalysE 81 Quiet e sle fofiron bound
MIB POI I- s-Hlrnler at We tlt
BARD ISL lady n4 1914 MLl54G
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something New and stEllss.

/ have been through the market
we'll, an5 selected my stock very care
fully, and am confident that / can
please any and every man in regard to
style, quality and prices. Whatever
is wanted in the line of gentleman's
wear OF furnishing goods can be found.
Gene and sec me. No charge for
Showing goods, and very low charges
for the goods themselxesssfFzs a8 aassaa
j. III. ScHRICHTE,
sepI9 1W No. so Main Street
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B@ DR.. Lewis has removed his
Office from Second Street just around
the corner Of Locust Street, first
floor. ENEE DH#F
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

REIIGToUs.--The pastors Of the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church,
Rev. ] p. E Kumler. preached an
eloquent and powerful sermon yester-
day morning to a large congregation.
His text was Honor all men, " and the
subject the Brotherhood Of Man,
proving from the Scriptures the COM
mon origin, unity and brotherhood Of
the human race, and from these facts
drawing some most elevating and in
spring appeals to his hearers for
humane and christian labor. It was !
discourse which will we'll bear re-
peating. w ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26
CINCINNATI MaFk6t.

Bg telegraph. CINcrNNArE, Eept. I'd,
Corroas- Daii. Int unchanaed
bLog4i- bnii, Z nd prices dropping l4ll-
WHEAr -llemand liahs, bur holders drm
st " i081 N iof "a.
coRE -Dgnaazo Easy, ana MARKET nrrn sd
fTE-puh and If tcAanaed Rs 75gs3e
0ATa-aieeNX,rp ilh moderate denena
BAnLE f-Aiariset steady. with b mode
rate IL mandi spripg ll O54i 10 winter
cofFEE-psmfnd Hgod ca fun prioea-
Hb0An -Orubed GAIA. but closed active.
Aio1assEs On snfd duih hut closed nc-
LISsRED on pannIcky. and dmcut DO
give ageufnts qt Otau9nsi 889
.ls.4Rp QlI.--Dp land prices dropping go
1k6ds demand fair and markot nrm at
CIIEesn 2ule ana uncnangedi factory
BEEDs- Glover seed duils but holdors not
wiuing W MAKE ceuce#lonhi elV asked Na
PeHa--2pu Rna holders ahFlouH ~ sen
LARD Quiet and weak at 1870.
BULK MWAT3 emil and MARKET unget-
tied shoulders ilE0llMct eidaa iAHor.
HAC0M-bull and prices oACiiueuf anaui-
ders 1870 sides i6@l5e.
~ nAecqw 4d let Rnd unchnngedf uo ra-
7. WHISKY n Dni end prices declined to
Y-scatoe hna arn 80 lzi@2 on r-
kNcHANeEr aar.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

sgHA EaE OF BAsEs--M. Lyon. hay
ing finished the fitting Up Of his new
store, viii move into IL to-day
with q stock, such as was never in EF-
ansvflie before. With che Increased
advantages Rhieha newisteek IN new
and handsomely fitted room gives, pc
intends to distance all competitors.
JEwIsH NEW YEAR.- Yesterday
was celebrated the Jewish News4ear,
Rosch Hashona, or the first day OF
the month TTshri. 5631, according 20
Jewish chronoloey. A sok4
+ Il was celebrated by religious ser
vices at the Sixth Street Temple, yes
terday evening. They consisted,
principally, Of applications for for
giveness, and prayers for blessing in.
the year begun. ID addition to the
regular evening service. Rev. Simon
Hecht delivered an eloquent sermon,
appropriate to the occasion, referring
with great feeling TO their suffering