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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

And then / want a mansion fair,
A dwelling house An style,
Four stories high. tor wholesome air,
A massive marble pile;
With halls for banquets and for balls
All furnished rIch and fine;
With stabbed studs in nifty stalls.
And cellars tor my wine;-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

And when, at nignt, aly weary head
Begins TO droog. and dose,
A southern cham Der holds my bed
For Natures soft repose:
win blankets, counlerpanes, Sheet;
Mattress and bed OF down,
And confortables for my ieet,
And pillows for 1ny crown.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

want a cabinet profuse
OF medals, coins, and gems;
A printing-press for private use
Offifty thousand ems;
8 And plants and minerals ana shells,
Worms, insects, fishes, birds;
And every beast on earth that dwells,
In solitude or herds.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

And naples of fair glossy stain
Must form my chamber doors,
And carpets of the Wilton grain
Must cover all my floors;
Ny walls with tapestry bedeck d
Must never be outdone;
And damask curtains must protect
Their coIors from the sun.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

What next want, at heavy cost,
Is elegant attire;
BLACK sable furs for winters frost,
And silks for summers hre,
And Cashmere shawls aid Brussels lace
Nv bosom-s front to deck
And diamond rings my hands 10 grace:
And rubies for my neck.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

1 want, when summers foliage falls,
And autumn strips the trees,
A house within the city's walls
For comfort and for ease
But here, as space is somewhat scant
And acres rather rare,
Ny house in town snly want
To Occupy-a square.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

Wa1It DOdIu UI DuTIIsl q pIaIt,
OF silver and of gold,
Tureens OF twenty pounds in weight
With sculptures richest mould.
Plateaus, with chandeliers and lamps,
Plates, dishes all the SAL c:
And porcelain vases with the stamps
OF Sevres and ndAngouleme.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-30
THE MARK FTe
Kew York Market.

@NNW AW&A aAMNM&Ma
Hy 1siezrapn'l NEW YoRK, Sept. 2g.
CoTroE-Heavy and lowers sales r,r 5 q17
pales Iniddling upland ~ l6sSe
FAo1 R-Market steady. wffh q h1n4aross
demand receipts s,l4f barrels saIes ~T
dl,4OJ barFelsi Huperdne. af 70mFs r-fro
IS 2345 80; choice S5 AOq6 Al. 49, -1est'+'
q 508O a0s round hoop Ohio Ell e5sss 2 ass 81
Louis, IS 308S es+ ~ 80
RYE FLOUR Unbalanced
CORN MEAL-Qutet.
WHEAT-New advanced Ia2es cld. dnlt
els; sales l28, 900 bushels; NO 8 snTiTs tli
cago Spring, old, 81 03; NO Z g6leaTo
spring, old, vi 0Sal l811t No. Eprinp f55fz
Wi3tepp . fs,l q IN, q ~ ~ new 2Sgl 8ls
BARLEY-DuM and prices droopinp. fo1r-
rowed state, sl9l cos.
,o @A55F7LoweF; sales OF GOO bushels two
hYE-Qutet and uncha need.
IoRN-Demand active and prices ad.
yanced l42c; receipts 600 bushels: safeg
$1,000 bushels; mixed. 856s87c.
OATs-In fair demand but al he Frera~
rates receipts 1900 bushels; sales G8001
HAY-UnchanGed
HOPS Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEE The demand is fair and mar
sUGAR-Demand fair and market arm
sales s09 boxes Of Cuba 90 9&8le3; Porto
MoLAssEs-Quiet and unehaneea.
- HIcE-teulaI and unchanged. Rt BSR
W h1SAh-AGuAeb ana UNCHANGED
BuTTER-2 utet and unchanged,
CHEEsE-Qulet and unchaneeds
TURPENTTNE-Unc
PoRK-Demand fair and urfeaa AH-
vanceds sales 600 hbls. msr4 H1f a7Iels
"a Sc; prime S2l 50828 69. piso Qs0 6his N
sellers option for NOpefnber AL ngfsa9t fa
BEEF-Me8s dulls prime unasn 3E.aleies
beef hams dull an &851F81 So +: tiereh H1fFsq3
BULK MEATs-DuIl but unchnnrad
LARD-Quiet and unshamgeds aafaa a98
165&c.
w HrsKY-DulI and prices drooDfnns ~ lss
400 bbls az 68068S.
FRETGHrs-To Europe quiet. Hour 2as
wheat I'd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-30
The Courts,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hoa.
Norris s. Johason presidiag.-The
whole day was occupied with the trial
of suit to foreclose a mortgage, in
which the only questions were ques-
tons of fact.
RECORDERS CoURT.-Nathan VII
lard. Esq, presiding.-The record for
yesterday is as follows:
Lizzie Harvey went to Jail, in de-
fault of S14 %, wherewith to pay q
fine for being disorderly.
Henry Helmuth and Fred Overs
kline, accused of fighting, were dis
charged. Caroline Morgan paid q
fine of IS IS, for being disorderly.
G.. w. Hughes, accused of being
disorderly, was dismissed. Pat. Carr,
accused of larceny, was dismissed. to-
gether with the two witnesses held to
testify against him.
Louis Geiser was fined SO 30 for
being drunk and disorderly.
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Rtvnr Dfsnafnl..

PITTs1URG, September 29.-MononRahe-
Ia stationary with IL inches in the cham
mel There was nothing doing on the
wharf. 1t Is still raining, and q good
stage OF water may be expected within a
few days.
PITTsBURG, September 29.-It In raining
steadily to-day. MononRaheIa ~ Inches.
NO arrivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, September 29.-The river
continues falling slowly, with q stage on
water too low to report "A hard rain fell
tonight, lasting two hourss weather
cloudy, with indftions OF more rain.
CAIRo, Sept. e9.-Port Llst-City Of H.v-
ausVtlle. Evansville 10 Cairo, pm: 81.
Marys, New OrIeanr 20 st. Louis, 10 PM. ;
Thompson Dean, New Orleans 10 ST. Louis,
8 AN; st. Joseph, Memphis TO st, Louis.
ii An; Pauline Carroll, New Orleans to
st. Louis, IL A NJ: gam. j. Hale, Cairo to
To New Orleans, PM; Grand Tower, st.
Louis TO Memphis, PM River fell three
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 749.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-Arrived, Champion,
from Louisville: Rob Roy, from Keokuk
Belle Memphis, from Memphis: Noun
from New Orleans. Departed, Rob Roy
for Keokuki Lake Superior, for ST. Paul
olive Branch, Tor New Orleans. River
rising slowly. Weather sho very.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 29.-Weather showery
Mercury 7Oo. Departed-Nick Wall, Long
worth, Belle st. Louis and Louisville, for
st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, September Sg.-Rlver fall
Ing, with rs inches on HaTpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE. Sept. 29-Rlver rose rs
inches In the last "a hours. Thirty Inches
on the Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair and
pleasant.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-30

SCHOOL MEETING IN INDEPEND-
understanding to previous notice,
a large and interested audience of
fathers and mothers, assembled in
the Baptist Church, of Independence,
to consult in reference to the coudi-
ton of the schools.
A request was made by some of the
citizens, that the Board of Trustees
should establish a German school
grade in the schools in Independence,
in order to prevent the children from
that part of the city from coming over
the creek. As it was evident that the
subject was not fully understood. it
was suggested that a public meeting
be held in that part of the city, in or
der to correct any misapprehe nsions
that might exist in the minds of any
concerning the organization and grad
ing of the school. and to explain the
policy that should actuate those in
terested in the management of the In
dependence schools.
The Superintendent was present
and explained the principles upon
which the schools are organized !.
making some comparisons of the un-
graded with the graded system, show
ing that by division of labor more
work and better could be performed
by the teachers and in less time.
Having demonstrated the advantages
of graded schools. he proceeded to
show tina. although it was inconven-
lent to the few to go over the creek to
the Grammar school. there being but
thirteen pupils Of that grade. yet it
was better for them to do so. than to
remain in the schools in Independ-
ence to their own injury and the in
jury of the smaller children.
At the close of the address the Su-
perintendent called on any in the au-
dience who might have any sugges-
tons TO offer TO make it. in order that
he might convey to the Board of
Trustees the wishes of the meeting,
Mr.. Christian Miller responded very
briefly that he was fully satisfied with
the explanation that had been made.
and thought the policy recommended
by the Superintendent was the correct
one under the circumstances.
The meeting adjourned apparently
satisfied that the Trustees and Super
intendent understood the true educa-
tional policy of the city, and will carry
it out to secure the interests of all
concerned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-30

The FAIR AT HENDERsoN.-Ar-
rangements are now complete for the
reception Of stock and visitors at the
Kentucky State Fair at Henderson.
which commences on Tuesday. the 4th
Of October. The entry books are
now open, and all articles for the
Agricultural, Mechanical, Domestic,
Culinary. and Floral Department,
must be entered on or before Thurs
day evening.
The premium list is very liberal,
and no entry fee charged ON any arti-
Giles 10 those classes.
The halls viii be opened to visitors
Wednesday noon. This promises to
be the best Fair ever held in this
section Of the country, and thousands
Of visitors from every section of the
country, will be in attendance.
There will be two packets plying
between Evansville and Henderson,
making four trips a day, and they
will carry visitors at half fare.
Warren's Crescent City Silver Band
is engaged for the week, and will 60
and return on the packets morning
and evening. This viii be pleasant
recreation, and ell viii find it pleas
ant trip. Everybody should go who
can.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. end steady
Cincinnati YfarIret

BY telegraph C1NernNAr1, Sept. %.
CoTroN-- Dull and prices have declined /;
middling 1870.
FLouR-Dnll but unchanged.
al l8.
coRN- Quiet and veal; old zoe; new 60
Rye Scarce ana arm at s1as2o.
OATs-Demand iignt but holders nrm at
B4EIEx-Dull ana prices declined ran
GR0cERTEs-Demand ialr and markets
firm.
Lam on-only a lim.tea iobblng de-
mamd &C S5866c.
CtovER sEED Demand good al fan
prices. sales at $40.
FLAX sEED-Dun ana prices dropping
PoRK-Demand light out holders arm Al
S24 Is.
BULK MEArs-Dul but holders arm al
1l1&Nlac for shoulders aud sides.
BACoN-Demand light but holders firm
at la8lbA@l4% for shoulders, clear rib and
clear sides.
LARD-Dull and prices nominal at 1Ag<.
hoGs-Duh and prices dropping at "a
CATTLE-Heavy receipts d8prasB the mare
ket sales nc 2QN7% tor common % prime.
ToBACCo-Scarce and Arms sales 81 I7a
hhds. &C 60 75a23 90.
WHISKY Quiet and weak &c BfWB5n for
cash and S5858o on time.
POTATOES-HoavY receipts depreaa the
markets sales al f2 80 per bbl. and 800 per
bushel on arrival.
GoLD-ll3k,
EXCHANGE-Par.
MoNEY-Market easy.
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Aid Society for the French Won nded

At a meeting held at the Court
House, by a number of citizens OF
French birth and their friends. soci-
ETY. was organized, the object of which
is 70 collect funds for the relief Of the
wounded French soldiers, and of the
families reduced to starvation by the
destruction caused by the invading
armies in France. Another meeting
will be held at the Court House on
next Sunday afternoon at two clock.
The following call was drafted by D
committee appointed for that purpose:
To the people of Evansville and Vicinity !:
A number Of citizens of Evans
vile have formed an organization for
the purpose of collecting aid for the
wounded French soldiers, and for the
relief of the unfortunate people who
have lost their all by the devastation
attending the dreadful war now raging
in France. Following the noble OK
ample set by other cities. committee
consisting of Messrs. Alexander Mar
CONNER, Samuel Meyer, Albert
Schmahl, Henry b. Levy and L. Ut
GaVisk. has been appointed to soliei.
donations to the proposed re-
lief fund. A call Is therefore
made upon the humane and generous
to contribute TO said fund, assuring
the donors of the gratitude of those
in whose behalf such donations will
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. ER N u " 8 .
For Other RtUer liens See Third P4ge.

A dense black cloud arose IA the West
ana south last evening at dark, presaging
storm and rain, but it settled back below
the horizon before midnight, and the
might was thenceforward clear and cool.
''.'..... ne only additional arrival up to
O'Clock this morning was the Wauanita,
sew orleans to Louisville, arriving at
half past IL with all the freight she could
carry on the water. ...................The Evans
vile, Tor Bowiag Green: Pine Bluff for
Grandview, apd West Wind, for Cairo,
departed with good trips. The West Wind
was stuffed full, having vast quantity Of
light freight.--....The Rose HIte had net
arrived at An. We are advised that she
was aground on French Island Barn,
From Capt. F. p. Carson we learn that
the Florence Lee struck some hidden OBJ
struction, On Wednesday morning,
below Mt. Vernon, breaking over
sixty OF her floor timbers. AS she did not
leak materially, She continued on her
voyage, but will have TO go on the dry
docks for repairs upon her return. We
regret TO hear OF this second accident TO
the Florence Lee, and hope this win be
the last...-.....We have no intelligence from
the several boats that are over due
from louisville. ..... .....T The country
east OF the mountains Is being flooded
involving great destruction of property.
We regret that part OF the tremendous
rains did not fall on this side the tiroofD
Our turn, we trust, will come soon............
The Norman lis over due, but we have no
Information respecting her since she left
Memphis ON Tuesday evening. She may
be expected &C the wharf this morning. to
60 out.this evening. M
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LOCAL NOTICES,

HO! for the Kentucky State Fair aI
Henderson, Commencing October
4thg 1870.
The Evansville & Henderson Trans
fer Company will run two boats DUR
ing the week.
The STEAMER HARTFORD will leave
Evansville daily at 7 A. NJ, and 3 P.
N. Returning will leave Henderson
at 8: 80 A. M. and D.: 30 p. NJ.
The STEAMER FAYETTE will leave
Evansville daily at g.: 80 A. M. and
Il: 30 P. III. Returning will leave
Henderson at 10 A. u. and P. M.
sep30-8t
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PICOLILI.

HAssELMAYER remains until Satur-
day.
Go TO the meeting at Jacob Kissel'a
in Rowleytown, tonight.
WANT of room prevents more than
mere men ton of the Cigar Makers
ball last night.
CARMoDY eliminates the Floral
Gem again to night, making pleas
ing spectacle as on past occasions.
Doctor DEBRULER is Identifying
his residence on Second Street by
erecting very handsome iron veran-
dab across the front.
TOMMY WALKER. the young genius
at the Orphans Asylum, has built
another handsome little house, which
is now being painted at MoGrew's, on
Second Street.
THE Crescent City Silver Band SER
enaded Vice President Colfax and
Governor Baker. on Wednesday
night, after the close of the Catholic
Fair.
THERE is a tree in front of the resi-
dence of Mr.. s. NJ. Archer, corner of
First and Walnut Streets, that has
put forth three sets of leaves this
season, each set being eaten of By
caterpillars.
THE dressing of show window
may be reckoned among the fine arts,
as will be seen by the manner in
which Messrs. Lindley & Bros show
window is dressed by Mr.. @. A.
Nourse, late of Philadelphia, now
at Lindley's.
We have communication from
Mr.. f. A. Tremaine, in which he de-
tails some outrageous circumstances
of his arrest, yesterday, by Sheriff
Miller and 10. App. but for want OF
room we are compelled to omit 1t
from this issue. He says he was
treated with uDjustiiable rudeness,
and will remA,n in the city day or
two to obtain justice, If possible.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-30

PERsoNAL.-John Preause, Esq
Republican candidate for Representa-
tive from Posey County. was present
at the meeting in Lamasco last night,
and remains in the city to-day.
Theo. r.. McFerson, Esq. Assist
ant Postmaster, returned to his post
on Wednesday evening, after short
vacation trip to Missouri, during
which he lost nothing of his rotundity
or geniaIity.
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be made. The funds thas collected
VIII be RENTED to the Sanitary Com
mission IN France, and Messrs. Louis
Roser and Alex. Marconnier. the
Treasurers of this fund, will gladly re-
celve donations at their respective
places of business. The Committee
feels confident that this appeal to the
well known liberality and generositv
of the people of Evansville and vicini-
ty will not be in vain.
THE COMMITTEE.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 20, 1870.
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COgNCIL PROOEEDINGs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, EVANSVILLE,
IhursQaY EYeninp Sent % I4Tn

thursday Evening, Sept. %, 1870.
The Council met in special session.
Present-Councflmen Elles, Van Riper.
MuhIhausen, Richardt, Carpenter, Kerth
and Doughty the Acting Mayor in the
chair.
Reading the minutes Of the previous
meeting was deferred.
The contract for the Church Straat ravvar
was. on motion of Mr. Carnpntar Iaf ~
Bedford & Bros, al $685. - -
The report OF the Mayor on sidewalk I'M
pr0vements was read and Ordered T3afa
Amount S66T 20. F-N-'
John Epeer was granted leave to tan the
John Street sewer.
ON motion of Mr.. Carpenter, the Ioresf-
dent appointed w. Carpenter, +. p, Carson.
8. L. Gilbert and DIR. Cloud, Delegates 10
the Southern Convention Mt Cincinnati
and voted sl25 out of the city treasury 10
defray expenses.
On motion OF Mr.. Muf11auseD, the LIQUOR
license of Mr.. Willshausen was transferred
to Louis Ullmann. Adjourned.
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81 L0psg MarFef.

By Telegraph 81. LOUIS. Sept. 20.
CoTroN-Dull, and prices nom iunI.
FLoUS-In only a limited 1obbtmW dee
mand choice super So 16; extra 81 80Na 90
double extra "a 40.
WHBAT-Demand good nt fuIl prices for
best grades low qualities almost unsaiea
able; No. 2 red winter sd l20l I5s No. Gl Z1
81 II. No. white 81 271<o
CoRN-ScaFceiy anything doing mixed
In bulk 560b7c.
OATs-Small sales OF prime white at 12o.
BARLEY-Dul and tie market uuae O.
tied at 81 O25Sc for choice Iowa
RYE-Bmail sales Of choice &C zoe
WHIsKY-Heid al soc
TOBACC0-Irr8gulars
HEMP AND HAogENG-UnchRuRad
Provisions stock light, aud prices
0rmer.
POEK-E2j.
BAcoN-Better; Shoulders 1895 clear
sides IKE.
LARD Steady, with a moderate demand
At Ism ISMc
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R% Col. John Rheinlander has re-
moved his Tobacco Store to No. 8
North Water Street. He has enlarged
his stock and is prepared to fill orders
in bis line of business, at short notice.
Those in need of Domestic and Span
ish Leaf Tobacco, will find that his
store is the place to get it. sep30-1w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-30

POLITICAL loERsoNAL.-Col. K. L.
DeHart, the distinguished Republi-
can orator, was in the city last night,
en- route TO fill his appointment, to-
day. at Mt. Vernon. Our people who
heard him with SO much delight in the
campaign of 1868, will be disappointed
to hear that he viii not be able to
speak in this city during the pres
emit canvass. He addressed a large
and enthusiastic meeting at Sommer-
Vile, Gibson County, yesterday, af-
ternoon.
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Memphis Market,
by Telegraph.

by Telegraph MIlEPHEsp Sept. ~.
CorroR-DuII ard n0mlnaliy ldc; ne.
Gel pts 4a6 baiesf exports 90 bales.
ELOUR-5temuW at CD.
CORw-60985c.
OATa-dsc.
HAY-G20W22s
BRAN-Gl 90.
LARD-l7Ml8%.
PoRK-828 60
BACON Shoulders l4ci sides Use.
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RnroDean Markefs.

By telegraph LoNDoh' sept. Y.
coEsoTs-gIsk. Bonds qulets u s. Con-
pons, '62s, ll81S 'b5sr l051ai U.S. Ago5a lV-Alsf
f05<; stocks dull.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8.-CorToN-Fiat and
srresgniars sales Of I0a % bales middlinR
nplands at S51d; mtddilns orleans at VI.
presdstuns quiet; California wheat % liuM
ios. ,red 81 I'd, Flour 23s. Corn ~. Oats
- 5d92s led. Pork ll0s. Beef ll8a. Lard
Il roo5fnR at 725&. Cheese 90. Cumberland
nafdd.es $685. short ribbed mtdulea 6fa.
produce unchanged.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LoUIeV VILE, Sept 29.
BAGGING-29J<@80c
CoTroE-Dun and prices decltneds ruid-
ding 1914.
FLoUR-Marlket buoyant bat unsettled.
WHEAT Quiet and weak at 81 1901 i8s
CoRR-Quie1 and weak 80 80m9Gc.
RYE-Du1l and prices nominal
OATs-DuM and prices o shade lower
sales at d3044o.
PdRK-GA b0925.
BACON-Bemand fair and market firm ab
140161z@l75z.
LABD-ln only a limited 10bbtuE demand
at 15Ml5%.
WuISKY-b1c.
TSoBACCo-Sales Of 128 binds. frosted trash
TO good lugs SO s. 875&M6 25i low leaf 90 ma-
hoRany wrappers 90 454&.
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The FAIR.-The city schools were
directed to be closed, to-day, in order
to enable the teachers and children TO
attend the Fair. Parents who desire
their children to go to the Fair, can
have them do so without interfering
with school duties. III
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DIED.

ATRINSON-At O'CLOCK An, Wednes.
day, at Bowling Green. KY, Oracle
youngest child OF J. @. and the late Mar.
garet M. Atkinson.
Funeral at 10 O'Clock this morning, from
the house OF Mrs. Collett, First Street, be.
tween Walnut and Chestnut
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Evansville and Charlottesville Rail-.
wnad
sEcRETARY's OFFICE.

:
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders IN this
Company will be held al the Court
House, in the city of Evansville, on
Monday, the Sd day of October
next, at 10 o'clock AM, at which time
az election will be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
j. X. MARTIN.
sepf8-td Secretary.
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/. o. o. II. ELEcrIoN.-Mornin
Star Lodge No. z, elected officers last
night as follows: N. G.. VIII. s. An
drews, v. G.. III. s. Bennett, Secre-
tary, John JAmison, Treasurer, Jas.
Swanson. Representatives to the
Grand Lodge. s. z. Schwing and. A.
w. Chute. The officers elect will be
installed next Thursday evening.
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Fire Cottages FOR 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 IGLEHART.
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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T O. RriaweiI = r. -.

H% T. G. Bridwell L Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat-
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con-
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-30
List or Races az the Fair Grounds
on Friday, the 3Oth OF September,
fS7O-OIOsing Day or the Fair.

Pacing Race" Lady Sherwood"
entered by q. Snapp. Linton. Ind. ;
" Don Caesar" entered by G. @. Burns,
Evansville; "Puss," entered by A.
g. Wilkinson, Gibson County; bay
Kate" entered by w. NJ. Akin, Ev-
ansville.
TrOtting Race-"shakspeare, b: b.,
entered by T. s. Denny. Boonville,
Ind; Billy" q. h., entered by John
Sinott, Paducah. KY; Lady Alice. F"
b. m. entered by VIM. Forth. Evans
vile; Charlie Norvel." g. h., entered
By w. D. Moore, Greensboro, KY;
"Rsymond's Gray Mare" entered by
G. w. Raymond, Evansville.
There will be a grand exhibition of
all Premium Stock in the Ring at II
o'clock noon.