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~HE EyANGFLTCAL. RYNOm

DHE EVANGELICAL SYNOD ON
the West resolved az their last ASSEM-
bly,. In June. to build a Seminary here or
near this city, and authorized the under.
Any person who may have a suitable
place within three miles OF the Court
House, and would like to dispose OF &C.. ia
requested TO send proposals 20 the under
signed on or before August 4, 1870.
CHR. DECKER,
Jyl5 div JOHN II. RUELKEH.
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GoRED By A COw.-Peter Twining,
= coachman in the employ Of Mr.. Cat
lin Preston. while attempting to drive
a cow home from the upper bayou, on
Sunday evening, was attacked BY the
unraly bovine. She drove her horn
iaso bis thigh. and carrying him q
distance often or fifteen yards, threw
i'm violently upon the ground.
rRiuiug bled ~profusely from his
aud, which was shockingly lacerat-
efore medical aid could be sum
d..
MAgeniss dressed his wound
epOrts him doing we'll. He was
Y bruised b. being thrown from
h0fnas
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Br Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at 10 cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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PROMPT. HONORAP

A GENTS WANTED Ia every city.
"a and village for The largest nnd
Gucceaafui DOLLAR HOUSE tn tho rsr-.
try-ONLY ONE endorsed hV tie far##.a
Papers and ELpresa Co.'s OF the UrHHH#
States. Oar goods give universal Raf
ton, our preTniums 20 Agents ChwNrr
ExCELLED. aud our checks are frea. aa.-
ing two houaes-BoatOn and ~o-Ta-
facilities are UNEQuALED, and bufH r-
exceeds in amonlt all other concerr. r.
this trHda combined.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS and rH
CUB % ~ O. THOMPSON u O.
A10 FEDERAL st, BOSTON. or
l18 TATE ST CkIECa
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AN Ok GETS A Close FTT.-An OK
that was being driven up Main Street.
yesterday morning, bolted from the
drove. and being attracted by Strouse's
show goods, rushed into their store.
Passing behind the counter, il ran
the whole length Of the store, and out
Of the back door without disturbing
anything on either counter or shelv-
ing. although the widest space il had
to travel through was t~wsnty-one
inches. and the narrowest nineteen.
A wonderfully close ft.
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Corrected TIme Table, jane u.
DAILY JOURNAL
TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1870.
CITY s.

TOBACCO SALE.-Ford sells. this
morning. q general assortment of to
baeeo, to which buyers are invited.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. William smith. Of
the National Foundry aud Pipe
Works, Pittsburg. arrived in the city
yesterday. We believe be is here for
the purpose Of closing a contract for
Water Works. 6
Mr.. Ed. Machen, Of Lyon & Ma
chen. returned to the city yesterday.
having made the trip Of the whole
length of Tennessee River, in skif.
John NJ. Coop, Esq. Of Shawnee
town, was in the city yesterday.
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DENIES. = Major Madison. who
prosecuted in the case Of the city VS..
Mollie Manning for keeping = house
of i'll fame, denies the correctness of
our Information concerning Mr..
Graupner's part in that case. He
says that Marshal Wunderlich fled
the complaint, aud that Mr.. Graup-
ner did not admit having leased other
property to improper characters, but
that be had rented a house to m en-
ployee OF the city. who put improper
characters into il. Having no de-
sire to DO any one injustice, the denial
is cheerfully published.
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GOLD PENS
At the Journal once.

16F A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap, at
je7l SoHAPKER. BUSTING & Co.
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One pound Of CrQmptOn'g LuDefiai
dTy Soap Will make twelve quarts oil sends
some Eom SOAP. Ask for 10 and Er ~.
CHAMPION HROTMEm8. ea -
ST., NEW YORK.
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In Bankruptcy,
A~dminiatrafnr,a eala

~ b undersigned, AdministratOr OF
the estate Of ITStn +. SAMSON, deceased,
VIII offer for sale at public auction, at
LamascO wharf, in front OF the floating
dock lately Occupied by Banso a
Wilson, IN the city OF Evansville
county OF vanderburghs and state
OF indiana. July tWeDty-thfrd, 1870,
the personal propeKty of said estate,
consistipg OF three coal boatR, or daLs,
one floating dock, with chains, tackle and
gpnrR. one large oil can, and vartoos b
Sale 10 begin at 10 O'Clock AM.
Terms made known Rt time q sale.
JOSEPH FeTHOMAS,
Jy2 dSW Administrator.
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Choice store Room for Rent.
The fine four story store room il
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September 1.
Apply to JOHN w. Foster, at the
Post Office. ie24 If
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CANDIDATES. ATEOUEOEHEE

JAMES q. JONES will be "a sane
for Judge Of Gh0 Criminal ClrCuit CDa
VanderburRh County &C the next Gle 81
AL ROBINSON ig candidate III aa
once OF Judge Of the CrimfmaI Co 81
VandarburRh County. "
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Manifest Of steamer City Of Evansville.
from Cairo, July III .
& e Gilbert &Co, l Dbl whisky; Charles
Viele q Co, l bdie wool, 2 bdls hides ; Ev-
Frick, 0 boxes ale; Henry Boeler, / bag Of
feathers: Preston q Co, 5000 shingles:
Isaac Finch, IskIR, 3 oars. I roll sale; Wei
don Bros & Co. 1 hid tobacco; Martin,
Gardner e Co, 2 hhds do; w s Ford, 3
hhds do: z W Patrick, IL hhds do; A e
Shrader, 81 hhds do.
RKSHIPPTHG.
Cincfnnati-2 bales bags,
Bostou-l00 bbls -four.
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COUNCIL


Monday Evening July Is, s70.5
The Council met at the usual hour.
Present - Messrs. Muhlhausen.
Richardt. Kerth, Heilman and
Doughty.
MI. Doughty presided in the alb.
sence of the Mayor.
The minutes of the special meeting
last Tuesday, were read and ap-
proved.
The Clerk reported having issued
orders to the amount of 1899 O8 as in
terest on ten year registered bonds,
for which no provision had been
made. asking the approval of the
Council, and the passage of an order
for cash orders 10 pay the balance yet
due.
The report was approved.
The following bills we're allowed:
GacrUo ant owfArAfm~ 0--~--
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AA0AAAE8r0s
Manifest OF steamer sam. Or from East.
Fort, July IL.
semonin, Dixon q Co. hid tobocco;
VIM. Heilman, J cylinder: Marx Warren
% . pigs q-ueenswares M + Glover, 1
bdle transoms: FTick Il Co, % ale boxes;
Schultze, Truman q Co. / tool chest: Nor
gan, Read q Co, box w W. Owen, 81 head
cattle; Ragon. DiCkey & Raqon, l caddy OF
tobaccoi Il Rufner. Jr, Is bags wheat, 1
bdle bags; / & ID Holman, / coil rope. J
Oakley, 6S bags yarn, 3 pdIes batting; Pres
ton Blos, 1 bag yarn; N n Carr Il Co, IA
empty bbls and Kegs, 1 SACK saddlery /;
Chas Nlele ~ Co, I box eggs; Martin, Gard
ner q co, IL bags wheat / hid tobacco;
Mackeys Nisbet Il Co, s bales cotton: Capt
l. Elder, $4,000 feet lumber; w q Brown a
Co, 2 bales cotton: Capt ID Duncan, 4 bales
cotton, 1900 feet rough lumber; y Arm
Atrong. Is pkgs furniture.
REsHIPPIHG.
LouIsville-1 b rags,
C~incfnnati-3 bales cotton, IS BAGS pea
nuts, % pkgs household goods. 4
Discharged below-Paducah ~ hhdB of
obacco, 8 boxes do, ! bbt whisky. Casey.
Vile: 1000 feet lumber.
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vile ct 11.s0 last Right full Of to.
baeeo. she will probably return TO
the Cumberland to day..... The Idle.
wild is not expected till this evening.
It was reported that she had left
Cairo at 3 PM. There
was a light sprinkling Of rain a little
before midnight last, and later the
prospect of a heavy rain was i'm
minent. The wind increased to a
gale and the temperature was delight
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The following report Of MT. John
Greek, late City Collector, was here
read, and referred TO q special COM
mittee of Messrs. Muhlhausen and
Kerth:
To the Common Council 81 ths City Of
Evsnsvtlls:
GENTLEMEN-I understand you re-
quire at my hands Q defense of the
settlement made with the late Coun-
Gil, of my accounts as collector of the
city for 1853. from the assaults upon
it by the Report Of III. w. Bippus
and Chas. A. Mann, who pretend to
have : Investigated It under your
orders. But / hatter myself, that if
you will critically examine that Re-
port, you will, yourselves, become
convinced that no defense is necessary.
Among other funny things you will
find that while pretending and in
tending to show me q defaulter 10 the
city, by q preponderance Of bluuders
10 my favor, these wise young men
clearly bring out the city in my debt.
They admit that / am entitled to
the following credits:
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P~TrTsBURG, noon, July ls.-MononRahe.
Ia falling with 2 feet 8 inches In the chan
mel. weather hot and business dull. Their
mometer 8os
PITTsBURG, July i8.-Weather clear and
warm. M~onongahela 2 feet 8 inches and
The Carrie Converse leaves
load. Trade very dun.
C~INcINEATI, July lS.-Arrived-Granfte
SSatss rom flttsburR; Ttdionte, from Cal
= FEB to Madison; T.
R.GcAsfe, 10 Cairo. River 10 feet 6 inches,
LoUIsYILLE. July I8.-Arrived.s Parkar
oarges from Cincinnati, and densrted
for 81 Louis. River has fallen 2 Inches IN
nal: 2 feet 10 inches in thec hnts WanSSa
clear and oppressively hot, Thermomate.
$50 IN the shade at ppm.
CAIRO, July I8.-Port List-H. "A. sbrevo
81. Louis to Memphis, 10; Atlantic NeIs
Orleans to st. Louis, IL; Grand Tower.
Memphis 20 81. Louis, u NJ; Pauline Car,
Dicon, st. Louis 20 Vicksburg, y: Natchez.
New Orleans TO st. Louis, 8; ExchanRc, st.
Louis to Cincinnati, liz Sam Hale, Mem
PMS 70 Clnclnnatis 1PMs Olive Branch,
New Orleans TO ct. Louis; Henry Ames,
st. Louis to New Orleans. Il: KelIORg.
81. Louis TO New Orleans, 3; Wild Duck,
-. Louis 20 Ptttsbulsg, Q. The river TELL 2
inches. shower this afternoon, Cloudy.
with the mercury 88o.
ST. LOUIS. July Is -Arrived-City OF
Vicksburg, from ~JeRsrsonville; city or
Alton from VleksbuFg; Grand Tower, from
Memphis; Robb, from Upper Mississippi;
Post Boy, from Kansas City. Departed-
Johnsons to Ksokuk; Belle Sc. Louis, TO
The river Is falling more rapidly, and
navigation 10 Cairo becoming troublesome
for aTge boats. Weather clear and very
NASHVILLE. July ls.-The river IL falling
with four feet on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
Cairo. Departed, Alpha, to cairo.
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VIII %
And they append the result as fol-
lows:
Difference due from Creek. sl2S O6
(which DELINQUENCY, $1,255 06,
has not yet been paid tie che Treasu-
rer by Mr.. Greek"
What do you think of that as evil
dence of their deliberately shutting
their eyes and going it blind. when
you + told that to that report of
mine, S1hen they sa1 Il, which report
was in four lines only, as follows:
Whole amount collected on delin-
QuSnb S1gEO 90
Less commissions. -....-.w.....- n 90
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truth IS ether evidence furnished b.
this report
They say that en- any report to the
Mayor Of ApTfleth, 1870, / make
the total delinquent tax col
sI,I26 es
Whereas they, by q careful ex-
mike 81 .l56 So
to which they add:
Receipts for taxes since report
ed to have been paid"-.-...- E9S 81
-
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WANTED.

TO RENT-Two OR THREE ROOMS, OR
l. two rooms and kitchen. in the central,
upper or eastern part part of the city. Rent
PAID IN advance. References given. Addres
BOX %, Wheeling, P.O. mara-Iw
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Beeeher,- Shot Mt n Squirrel

Henry Ward Beecher in Star Paper
on "Chipmonks," in the Christian Union,
tells this story of himself: The first
time that ever fired gun, it was at a
"chippy," and did lot hit him. Nv
father it was that let me trot behind
him, o seven or eight year old, while he
hunted through the fields. How my
nerves screwed up when he took aim,
and what q crash in my over-sensitive
ear was the report 1t was always
painful and always an irresistible fas.
cination. And SO, one day, returning
home, out ran bold Cbipmonk, aud
coursed along the wall with trailing
tail, then mounting stone, tail cooked
MP, he said, "Hit me, hit me, hit me, he
hep "Here, Henry, do you want t.
shoot ~ "Yes, sir-nO-yes, l do"
"Get behind me-let the gun rest on my
shoulder-now take aim-eOme, pull the
trigger or he'll be off,"
shut up one eye in manner that
carried the other with it. / opened
both. The tears came. The squirrel
seemed six or seven squirrels whirling
round In the air. l took aim but il
would not stay aimed. Somehow, saw
the sky, the stone wall, great mullen
stalk, the squirrel, and twenty other
things, sll in jig. Bang went the gun.
"Chigger-ree-ree' went the squirrel AS
he dived down, laughing, into hole.
Well, Eve seen many minister do
the same thing with sermon and feel
rs satisfied as l did. To be sure i had
not hit anything, but / had made a
splendid noise.
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Tbe SEASON and its Dangers.

The human body is chiefly composed OF it's
sues and fbres as sensitive to every change'in
the condition of the atmosphere as the most
delicate electrometer, or the quicksilver in a
barometer tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs
and the excretory organs are especially liable
to be affected by these variations, and the best
defence against their disastrous tendency is Ia
keep the digestive machinery, which feeds and
neurishes the whole system, in good working
order.
If the stomach is weak or disordered neither
the blood nor the bile can be in q healthy state,
and upon the fitness of these tive important
fluids for the offices assigned to them by nataTe,
and the regularity of their flow, health in a
great measure depends.
When the air is heavily laden with chilling
vapOrs, as it often is at this season of the year
the digestion should be an object Of peculiar
care. lift is weak analanguid the whole physi'
cal structure will be enervated. If ii is vigor'
Ous, the entire organization will DO strong to re-
sist the untOward and depressing influence OF .
damp and vitiated atmosphere.
A pure and powerful tonic Is therefore esps
cially needed as a safeguard against the diseases
most common In the spring, and H0stetter !
| Stomach Bltters being the most wholesome and
potent medicine of the class, at present known
course of il is particularly advisable at tins
period of the wear. The stomach will thereby
be toned and strengthened, the liver and bowels
re "a ated, the nervous system braced up, and
nature put in p ate of active defence against
| the miasma which superinduces intermittent
and remittent fevers, Iheumatisms, nervous
debility, headache, hypOchondria and other
complaints which are apt t. assail the untore ed
and unfortifed organizations. he body Ia
| strengthened without exciting the brain, and
Consequently no unpleasant reaction follows
its reviving and TenOvating operation.
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T.aughlin'S Infant Cordial
The Child's Cure when
TpPfbing

Softens the gum, allays the pain, reduces in.
Examination controls the bowels, curing sum.
mer complaint, dysentery, diarhea, tstulency'
&C., &C., &c. We recommend the Child's Cure
with every confidence that it will give entire
satisfaction. We only repeat the expression OF
many of our friends, and can assure every
Mother that it is remedy perfectly safe and
efficient, more desirable TO relieve Pain or CholiC
than ParegoIlc or Godfreys Cordial, with the
additional merit of being particularly adapted
for the little ones at this trying period of life
Try it and be convinced.
Laughlin's Infant Cordial. Mothers will FIND
il very valuable. The Child will be relieved
get into gentle sleep, and wake up cheerful
happy and feeling comfortable. We guarantee
each bottle, and win refund the price OF every
bottle not doing az we represent. Price q
cents per bottle.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH CO., Props,
Wholesale Druggists, Main Street,
mil Wheeling, W. Va.
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E0R RENT.

THAT SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND
Il southwest corner of Market and Nonro,
streets, now occupied by Adams Express Co
Inquire of
mai3tf HARPER & BRO.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
(By Mail.)

THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
Special dispatches from Richmond do
not speak favorably of the progress OF
the new movement TO unite all who sup
mort General Grants administration
against these in opposition. The regu-
lar Republican State Executive Com
mittee ten days ago made propositions
looking to this union, but they have not
been responded to by the friends OF the
State Government in sympathy with the
Republicaps. Governor Walker and bis
friends hold that there is no need OF
mixing in political affairs at present;
that this can be done next fall, and that
the wisest thing now is to give atten-
ton to home matters, and get the al
fairs of the State in good condition
"KAYDITsHEP" TESTIMONY.
General Schofield is here in answer to
q summons of General Logaa's commit
tee to testify in Buffers case. The evil
dencs he will be able to give, however,
is not material. The following amusing
testimony was given in regard to Ed
wards. the member from Georgia in the
last Congress: "Me and Billy have been
friends for years, and being on a drunk
together one day, was approached by
a good looking gentleman, whose name
| forget, but who lives at Wizards; |
was asked if I couldn't get a kay
ditshep from him. l didn't know
what was meant by kay
ditship, but l asked Billy and he done
told me that he had one to spare
Then the man from Williard's asked me
about it again next day, and done told
him that / could git it. Now Billy
owed me some money and the man said
he could pay me right smart for 1t
Billy done signed the papers, and l give
them to the man FROM Wizards, and he
done paid me six hundred dollars
Billy never knew nothing about the
money, but loaned him something tc
pay his hotel bill and get him out OF
town. IGrawed on him for that ere
money and he DIDN'T pay it, aud / done
writ to him about it, but be don't an
swer my writin. don't know the name
of the boy, but think he was rejected
and the man from Wizards told ne so
don't know nothing more about thI
case"
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J.. ..N.,io,n,, scboo, Room Scene.

Instructor Sumner-Highest class ID
Republicanism, stand up. Give me the
grand result of five years of war, half
million dead, two hundred ana hity
thousand manned men, and twenty-five
hundred millions of debt.
Classical at once with enthusiasm.
"A Negro United States Senator!
Instructor-Right, my children-yor
may resume your studies on TAXATION
Albany argus.
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Hermann "LAID OUT.
Assault Upon the N agicinn by Rail
road EmPlOyc.
[From the Corinne Utah) Reporter

[From the COrinne Utahl Reporter
While at the Junction last Saturday
evening. we witnessed a little affair
that seemed to us uncalled Tor, the
stretching of authority and altogether
reprehensible. just after the arrival OF
the Union Pacific Company's passenger
express we noticed an unusual commo-
ton accompanied by apparently excit,
ed French execration in no measured
terms. We hurried to the scene OF
commotion, near the platform of one OF
the Central Company's silver palaces,
and to our great surprise learned that
the world-renowned pres'idigitateuI
Hermann had come to grief in manner
quite foreign to what might have been
expected. Mr.. Hermann in changing
cars, insisted upon violating one of the
Central Pacific Company's particular
rule as to carrying packages or baggage
of any description, whatever, into the
palaces or passenger cars. Mr.. McCabe
in charge of the car, demonstrated with
the great magician, explained his duty
the rules of the company and his orders
but all apparently TO no purpose. The
wizard maintained that he knew his
rights; that he had paid six or eight
hundred dollars for them in Omaha, and
he would have them at all hazards. The
Professor pressed on. The carman
stood firm. A war of words eusucd.
Bang went lantern; juggling went the
pisces; down went the Professor with a
fearful cash over the forehead, and the
blood flying in every direction. The
Snowman was accompanied by several
friends and servants Of decidedly French
proclivities. who Immediately assumed
the irritable, excited attitude of French
belligerency, when Messrs. Campbell
and Edwards arrived at the scene, took
the Professor in charge and had him
we'll cared for, and fixed things up all
around, with their usual celebrity and
good Judgment. The whole disturb
ance occurred about a small bag OF
valise which the Professor insisted up
on carrying into passenger car with
hin,