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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-12
EVANSVILLE INDIANA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER lQ 1870

their thanks for your victory. AMID the
disasters In which france is plunged ner
j es are u oon you, And me counts upon
your courage Let rs all make every en- IT
Ia order that this hope may not be mis-
taken.
IsiEned1 'AURtLLEs DEPALIDINFs,
Comma uder IL Chief"
VERSAILLES. Nov u.-General Van der
Tam, having evacuated Orleans, reports
the enemy not advancing along the loire,
a. previously rumoHed.
Tours, Nov 1i.-Tne journals report
that he PFussians have lost over loco
killed and wounded and 500 prisoners II
battles brOuu nd OE leans, and are ratraatiuR
towards ChRrtres ard Etampa. The large
number OF auEs thrown away by the
enemy, are being picked up ard distr:b-
uted among the National Guards al Or
leans.
The entire army Of the Loire is moving
forward.
The military debt of the east has been
abolished. aud General Michel, who had
chief command there, is assigned to other
duty.
French force there, wen supplied with ar
tillery and Sufficient to resist the advance
marching to meet thetPrusetans. Italian
volunteers continue TO join Garibaldts
command In large Aumbers.
AurUN, November ga dispatch says
that GarIbaId1 has been received here
with the utmost enthusiasm. A Qepu.
tatfOn of ladies waited upon him co
thank him for lending aid to France. He
advised them 20 use their Influence to fn-
duce the peasants TO take 60 the forest and
harrass the enemy as much as possible.
Also 70 see that the priests do not set them
against the Republic.
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WaGchIuInUAs seeded :

We are Informed that some Of the
Republican judges, who we're ap-
pointed ct meeting Of the Council
some days ago. have been notified
that their services on the election
Board will not be wanted to-day. To
what extent these notifications have
been sent we have no means
Of knowing. Why this course
should be pursued We arc also at
a loss to understand. The fact,
however, that the judges recon
mended by the Republican Executive
Committee, are excluded from the
Election Boards, proves the necessity
Of greater watchfulnes,s c7 the part Of
the RallyiBg and Challenging Com
mittees. 1t is the duty Of Republi-
cans to see that they have fair play at
svery precinct, and be prepared to de-
teet and checkmate every indication
of fraud.
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DIED OF HEART DIsKAsE.-Scarce
ly q newspaper can one pick up and
read but ones eyes meets the above
startling announcement of soma per
son dying suddenly cf heart disease.
and perhaps a near relation, friend
or al aequaintance. DR.. Bort wonlj j
remark that he has met with signal
success in curing many human per.
cons Of heart dist ase; also diseases of
the throat, lungs, liver, stomach. bow
els, kidneys. bladder, and ali diseases
Of the vocal organs; diseases of the
eye, ear, dea ness, noises. and dis
charges from the nose; rheumatism,
scrofula aud all diseases of the blood.
Confidential and private diseases
treated successfully and with conf
Dental secrecy. Operations for cat
aract and all diseases Of the eye and
ear, catarrh. ETC., are now daily being
successfully treated By DIR. Bort.
Cancer removed without the use Of
the knife. Office on Third Street. be-
tween Locust and Walnut Streets:
west side of the street. See sign.
Rooms on first hoor. Office hours
from in the morning till 9 at night.
Artificial eyes inserted. Pleasant
rooms and board can be obtained in
the same building the Office is To-
Gated. To those who reside at dis
tanee. and whose cases require daily
attendance, all letters addressed to
DR.. Bort for advice. with stamp en-
closed, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. d&Wtf
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EaFnest words.

AT least three-fourths of the tax
payers Of Evansville believe in their
hearts that the true interests Of the
City demand the election Of William
Baker as its Mayor. Yet il is not al
together certain that all so believing
will take the trouble to express their
belief in the form Of ballot, and
thereby make his election certain. If
every business man would only take
the time, not only TO vote him
self, but also to see that
his neighbcr voted, there would be no
doubt whatever as to the result. But
when We remember how prone busi-
ness men are to neglect matters Of
this kind, salving their cOnscienees
for their failure to do their duty with
tbs delusive idea that Mr.. Bak
would be elected any how, We can not
refrain from warning them again and
again.
We warn tax payers that they can
not afford to let the election Of Mayor
to-day go by default. The respOhsi-
bility is upon them. They can not tshirk
it if they would. II they will
pay a little attention to this important
matter all will be we'll If they neg
lect it, years Of repentance over their
folly, will not in the leas Tighten their
bnrdens. They fully comprehend the
crisis through which the city ia now
passing, and the paramount import
ance OF having a man of superior
ability at the head Of its officers
They recognize 10 William Baker
such man, and it Is for them TO say
whether they will permit Indifference
or private matters OF their own to
sacrifice the great public interests in
which they are so deeply interested.
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new FORK Market,

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. u.
CoTroN-Buoyant and unsettled opened
1s45<c higher, and closed 70 higher; sales
1855 bales upland at 1875.
FLoUR-pemand active, and prices ad-
vanced 59l0ci receipts 1900 barrels; sales
l5.60O barrels, excluding 1000 extra state
for latter part OF Deoembers superfin6 81 S.
95 90; extra t5 5586 65; choice o. 60g6 90;
white wheat t6@6 IS: round hoop Ohio
s. scat 10: 81. Louis s. 5598 IS.
WHEAT-Exclted and prices 2GSo hfgner.
with good export demand receipts go
600 bushels; sales 10000 bushelss new
spring 81 4@l 30i winter red and amber
81 338l 81; white Michigan u 408l 60.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged; new west
ern 92e.
sales a 600 bushels at 81 06aI IL.
CoRN-Dull but unchanged; receipts S9,-
825 bushels; sales "a 900 bushels mixed 67o8
88c; in atore 85aS6c; new SOC,
CATs-DemRnd active and prsses ad-
vanced receipts 81 900 bushels; sales $500
b2sh els; western 81 a601s; Onto 699el9<.
CoFFEE-Demaud fair and market nrrn.
SUGAR-Demand fair and marked arm !.
sales $50 boxes Cuba &C s'49lOoi Porto Rico
MoLAssEs-Q Met and unchanged.
EIcE@5steady with moderate demand
steady with a moderate
BUTTER Dull and droopinsi western u
oslo.
PORK-steHdy with Moderate demand;
sales OF 900 barrels mess a. e24 50; prime
so bO02l 10 prime mess new &25.
BEEF-Steady and ia fair demand but
unchanged.
BULK MEArs-DnII and dropping.
hAMs-1n pickle 1S0l0c.
BACoN-Steady with q moderate de-
mand; middies l43E9l45<c.
LARD-Scarce and nrm; sales OF $50
tiercos steam at I85<@l5c.
WmsKY-Dull and market unsettled;
sales Of 375 barrels &C 88T8STc; chiefly mt
88I<c.
TURPENTIEE-steadya at l5N a4sc,
fRKI0HTs-To Liverpool Aim.
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CIEorEEAT1, Nov. II.
CoTTON-An advance asked but none es-
tabitsheds middling I5c.
FLoUR-steady with a moderate de-
WHEAr-Duii and prices dropping at 81 Il
91 is.
CoRN--steady with a moderate demand,
at A8150c.
RTE-Demand fair and market nrm
OATs-steady with a moderate de-
naand az 40c.
BARLhY-DuIl but unchanged.
GRoCERTEs-U Unchanged.
OILS-Steady.
EGGs-scarce and firm at Sic.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-8teady with n
moderate demand.
BEEDs-Sieadys
l4c
LAEn-In only a limited jobblng dc.
mand at bale.
BULK MEATs-Thirty days In salt. in
limited demand shoulders lie: sides 141<0
I5c for clear rib and cleg sides.
HoGs-Quiet and weak at 7875zcs re-
celpts 400.
ToBAcoo-scarce aud arm.
WHIsKH- Quiet and unchanged at
APPLEs-Dun and unsettled at 81 OO92 Is
persbarrei.
POTATOES Dull but holders not willing
TO make concessions.
GOLD-fl lO5<c.
EXCHANGE-par.
MONEY MARKEr-MoTe active
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EleetIOn Items.

ST. Louis, November 11,-The re-
turns from the State indicate Brown
majority to be $4,000, and il may
reach 10000.
Stevens, regular Republican, was
elected in the Fourth District By q
small majority. The other Districts
remain as previously stated.
Governor McClurg has appointed
delegates to represent Missouri 10 the
immigration Convention, to be held at
Indianapolis on the I'D inst.
The city filed suits against the diff
ferent parties to whom Emil Susisky
the late defaulting City Treasurer,
loaned money amounting to $32. ?
At meeting Of the National Land
Company. held here yesterday. the
following officers were elected: John
s. Loomis, of New York, President
Charles B. LambOrn, Of Sc. Louis,
Secretary and Treasurer; g. N. Scott,
of Chicago, General Agent; Wm. II.
Webb, General Manager for the dis
trict of Kansas; VIM. N. Byers, Gen
eral Agent for the district of Colorado.
LOUISVILLE, November 11.-Elec-
ton returns from the Eighth and
Ninth Districts are meagre. Rice,
Democrat, in the Ninth District, Is
certainly elected. His majority Is
5hought to be LOO. In the Eighth
District, from latest advices, Finley,
Republican, had G majority Of 1,100
over Adams, Democrat. At the last
Congressional election, Adams was
elected by 500 majority. Finley has, IN
all probability, carried the District by
small majority. The Democratic
majority in this District is about
1000.
LAKE CRY, FLA, November H.
The election throughout the State,
passed of quietly. and both parties
worked hard. The returns up to to-
day, indicate that the Conservatives
have carried the State, electing their
Congressman and Lieutenant Cover
nor. Seven strong Republican Coun-
ties give them $500 majority. Ten
Conservative Counties give the Con-
servatives a majority Of zoos. Six
teen other Conservative Counties 20
hear from will place them ahead Of
the Republicans. Both houses Of the
Legislature Conservative.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November IL.
In about ffty-one counties heard
from the Democrats have 1,500 ma,
jority; the remaining counties will
give about 5000 more Democratic
majority. The Democrats elect 6(
members of the Legislature out of 100
and probably 5 more. The following
are elected to Congress: First Dis
triot, Turner, negro, Radical; Second
District, Buckley, Radical; Third
Hanley, Democrat; Fourth, Hayes
Radical; Fifth, Dox, Democrat
Sixth. Sloss, Democrat. Clark viii
have no show for election to the Uni
ted States Senate. The result in thi
counties which have gone Democratic
is due to the question relating to neu
trail lands. In which they are botl
situated. Lsavenworth County, ,wher,
theI Republican State ticket is tri-
umphant, there has been persona
feeling in regard to local officers.
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Rallroad Accident.

COLUMBIA, S. G. November IL A
terrible accident occurred or the
Greenville & Columbia Railroad yes
terday, about twelve miles above Co
lumbia. The passenger train due here
at 3:45 P. NJ, from GreenVille, fell
through the trestle works. The bag
gage aud passenger cars were preeip
itated to the ground. fully twenty 6Ve
feet. One passenger car remained on
the track. being supported by the
wreck. The relief train that was
dispatched to the scene returned
with the dead and wounded last hight.
Mrs. Philip Fogarty, of Charleston,
was killed also Charles Joy, of New
berry. South Carolina; Grace Mon
taRue, colored stewardess and Miner
va Parr, colored. The following per-
sons were fatally injured: s. Smith,
of Newberry. Halsome Lomex, col
ored State Senator from Abeyville,
and ex Confederate Colonel James
Hawgood, of South Carolina. A
number Of others were seriously and
painfully injured.
CHARLEsTON, s. C., Nov. 11.-The
accident on the Greenville a. Colum
bia Railroad, was caused By the break
ing of q wheel, throwing a portion o
the train off the track, while passing
over the trestle, causing the trestle Il
give way and precipitating the mai
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UONBENsE8 TsLEGRAHs.

SATURDAY, Nov. L.
President Grant Is In Philadelphia.
Gold closed In New York, yesterday, at |
nlh.
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Brus-
sells.
The san Francisco Library Lottery was
drawn yesterday.
Tbe Mutual Base Ball Club go South on
8 tour, on Monday
President Malgareio, of BolveTi, is re-
Dorteu to be dy ing.
The Albany argus claims 66 Democrats
TO 62 Republicans In the General AS
sembly.
The steamer Corlnthian. from Liver
pool, arrived at Quebec yesterday.
An anti-war meeting will be held in
New York, on this 18th inst.
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Soci-
ety met in New York yesterday. BLshop
Simpson presiueu-
The steamers Helyetls. rom LlysrpS3ol; dlv,SIS
and Alaska, from AsplnWall, arflNeu ~
New York last night.
Well executed so bills on the Oneida
National Bank of L Uttca, New oTks are an
circulation in Boston.
Isaac Abbot tried to suicide IN Clncin-
natl, Thursday night, by snooLng hlLnsen issl
Through the head BE VIII prooaoiy Gle.
a number Of alleged repeateTs were be-
fore the u. S. Commissioners, In NeW ork.
ESTesterday. YES all but one 1t Is raid viii be
discharged.
The vacancy in The once Of Police Com
missioner, will. II is stated, be n1ed on
Tnesdav. by The appointment OF Walter
Roshe.
private advices from Washington 10
Dayton are 70 the enect that ScnencK mas
bssn offered the Engltsh Mission.
Edward Moore, bar-keeper OF the steam
rTaIennah. was shot and killed at New
Orleans, yesterday, by John AecFoiSs VINO
escaped.
one span of the railroad bridge at st.
Charles, Mo. fell yesteEaay Az, Dfns
others.
Lewis Helm. Theodore Grading and Jo-
sepn Wilson were held 20 answer tne 1,s
charge or numbering Michoet Mofrsy' N
Newport, Ky.i yesterday.
". Chuney. agent of the Adams Elk
1oress Company, at Hillsboro, OHIO, was
orrested on Thursday, charged with em-
Dezz senent OF sl,T00
TSo freight trains collided yesterday
ooornina al Lewiston HILL station. New
YorF damaging both trains considerably,
and breaking the leg Of a brakeman
Rev. William E. Bell, of the Methodist
church, and former editor Of the Dat 9
ISentinet, fell dead - ais olnher taole' III
Raleigh, n. G., yesteroay.
DR.. Powers, alfas Evans. atlas Lospup
was arrested Dy Captain KENNEDY. OF tne
New York Police, on The charge or causin ns
hospital.
The Mormons caught tive more of the
Central Pacific Railroad robbers. yes
terday, and recovered piunder tnst VIII
convict them of the Boise stage robbery
last August.
Hon JohnJ. Farren has become editor
In chief aud John A. Cookereli, managipG
editor of the CtRclnnau Enquirer. Mr.
Farran announces the new arrangement
to-day.
gYn- Harrington, aged 10, is under ar
resi-, IN New York, for roDbing the bank OF
North "A raerica OF several pOstofiice drafts
aud remfttances, amounting to several
thousand dollars.
The Methodist Missionary Society OF the
United states, met ia New York city, yes.
terday, Bishop James presiding. TneJ
xnada an appropriation OF f9100J for ths
work during the present dScal year.
The suit OF George w. Frost, formerly
agent OF the Union Pacific Railroad,
against the Company for 10000 additional
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FRANCE.

TOURS. Nov. u.-A dispatch from Gem
eTal D'AureIles de Pal1dtneSs commander
OF the Army OF the Loire, received by the
Minister of War, has Just been given 70
the public. It is as follows:
8 Ne have taken possession OF the city
OF Orleans, after a fight which lasted two
days Our aggregate losses In Killed and
wounded % not reach. 1000, while those OF
the enemy are much larger. We have
made more than 1000 prisoners thus far,
and are con tlnuaily adding to them as we
follow mp the fieeing en6my. Among the
property captured are two cannons, Of
Pruss1an model, twenty ammunition
wagons, and great number of vans and
provision wagons. The hottest OF tue fight
took place around Coudmfer, on Wednes-
day. Notwithstanding the pad weather
and other unavoidable circumstances. The
elan displayed By the troops was remark
able"
General de Paladirles. on occupying the
city issued the following congratnIatory
order to the Ofncers under hims
"1G9eers ard lS9Ioters or tbs L5ire:
fne action OF yesterday was a glorious
one 10 our army. Every position of tue
enemy was vigorously carried, and the
enemy itself Is now retIeating. I have
Informed the Government Of your con.
duct, and am instructed TO return TO you
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, November IL The
President has appointed John A.
MINUS United States Attorney for
the Northern District of Alabama.
The President, accompanied by
General Porter, leaves Washington
this evening. for brief visit to Phil
adelphia. The trip will have no ref
erence to public matters. bat is for
the purpose of attending to private
business altogether.
The case of the Memphis u Charles
ton Railroad VS.. Samuel Reeves, an
appeal from the Circuit Court ef
Western Tennessee, was argued in
the Superior Court to-day.
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Chicago Harkat.

Chic6gO HRrket.
BY TeteaTaphl CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
ExcHAEGE-Un nchanged.
FLOUR Extra supernDe spring more
active and 1rmer.
WHEAT-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced 2921Sc, closing at 991<9991<c for No.
2 Chicago spring. This afternoon Arm at
81 0l for the last half OF the month, and
81 OI5<0l OF for Decem Der.
CoRE-No. 2 opened frm and excited at
closed quiet at Tic cash and 90 for Nos
vem Der. This afternoon dull a. eOJ[N6Ic
for November.
OATs-No. nrmer, closing at 3gS<a40c
RYE-Quiet and closed firm at 7Oe for
No. 2.
BARLEY-stsady and quiet at sIasz1<.
HIGHwINEs-Firmer az 621< In wood Sc
In iron.
MEss PoRK-steady at s24 for old; s2I 758
% 90 for new.
LARD-Firm at Is1< for cash. and I25S for
December.
GREEN MEATs-Easier.
HOG5-Activa AZ 7R7s<.
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appointments by GOV. Baker,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 11.-Governor
Baker has appointed Hon. j. s, Ne9-
man, General Coourn, Chas. F. Cof
fin and l.. Smith, delegates from this
State, to the Immigration Convention,
to be held in this city on the 23d inst.
The Board Of Trade has also ap-
pointed delegates to the Convention.
The names of the delegates from
other State Boards of Trade and or
Ranized immigration Societies in the
United States, should be furnished to
Governor Baker at the earliest date.