Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 September 1868 — Page 1

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WKKKl.YJOUKNAr Oof copy, imp yen r $ 2 no Kive copies, orie var...!.!...."."".""....J 7i TTen copies, one year 15 tCol. Kichard W. Thompson. We are happy to announco ' that Colonel Richard W. Thompson, of Terra Haute, has Lceu secured to adircs.s the people of Kvansville oq next I'riday night. Col. Thompson ha a reputation a wide ast the Union for hi eloquence and statesman-like views of national questions; and as a political speaker stands in the front rank of our public men. Cel. Thompson is known by the old residents of Southern Indian i as tho war horse of the old Whig party in th j exeitius and memorable campaigns of 1510 atid 1844, when he gained Fuch a high reputation for his gillant uefens-j of hi-j party principles and Ms f.vorita candidates, "Old Tippecanoe" and IIensyClay. He yet re aiis m a marked djgree thevivaci ty and vigor of his early days, and is as thl and enthusiastic a defender of the principles of Ilepublicani.sm. Ilii eagle eye and eloquent tonguo will command the attention, and his earnest anl candid discussion the approval of all good men. Tiie last time, we believe, that Col. Thompson addressed tho citizens of J'v issviile on political subjects was in 1S.V;, at old Apollo Hall, in advoicy of Millard Fillmore's election. Onr people will agaio, after tho lape of so many years, delight to pive him a hearty welcome on next Friday nL'lit. ELEGEAPH. TIio Colfax Party at Denver City. A York Councilman 12H13 dOO C j bur a. Tii3 Canadian Reciprocity Treaty. A Groat Fiooi-Qraat Dimao to Proporty. Tho Vermont "Election--27 000 Majority. Newj by Atlantic Cable. German, child ron his Wifa and f jund D3ad. An lacundiary Spoch of a Mulatto. WASHINGTON. Appointment of Storekeepersturn of General Dent. KeWaiiington, September 5. Tho fo! owing appointments were made toc.nv: Ftfrelvctpers, (). (. Perkins and A." C. Weiss- r, Milwaukee; 11. i iar!r.rr, liuffato ; gauger?. Augustus J'riH .i n'':s, C D. Townsena and A. B. Kir !.', First I). strict of Illinois; S. Jj. J.ojii, S.xh District of Missouri. There arc cow only four or five of the 1 a r, t important districts, to which the (.'jiuniissionT has not submitted nomin cionK f ir Supervisors. ".e:.cral Dent, of General Grant's st;: it, w ho has been with the Utter in his rccnt tour, returned to Washiagt..i lust eveniiijr, accompanied by the si t'liHij on of General Grant. Gen. Gr,.i:t is now residing on a farm in 31 s.onri. General Deut remains hero a t Imrt time, when he will return to S'. J.'ruis. und accompany General I rr. nt to this city about the middle j f October. N FroctUmal currercy received from the i'rintiiiK Department for the week, 403.U0O; shipments, $1S7.938: notes f-hipped, 31tI0S5; National Hank notes issu.l. 139.420; amount in circulation, $2Di),Sti7 508; fractional currency destroyed, $313,1X30. NEW ORLEANS. Fne?n;llarySpecch of a Mulatto. Svav Orlkans, Sept. T RuichVveck.the luulatto, recently installed in Mr. Jewell's place as Senator from the .S-u ti I District, New Orleans 1'arUh, aud yesterday in the Senate. van lisiuar to a question of privilege, in reply to certain newspaper paragraphs concerning him after chargth( people of this city with marserine i.nd manifesting a growing 'lir-i ositi m to murder men for political opinion and the color of their skin, uttered the following: " I want them to beware. I wmt to tell them they have nearly reached tho end of tiieir string. The next outraga of the kind which they commit, wil bo the signal for the dawn of a retribution of which they have not dreamed. A si.zual that will cause ten thousand torches to be applied to this city, for patience with them has ceased to be it virtue, and this city will be reduced to ashes." He was then called to order, but proceeded with his speech, reiterate! his thteat, adding: " And to the Democratic, party, that they the negroes proposed to take the matter i .to their own hands in the f uture, and propose to have peace if they r ava to conquer a peace." CONCORD, N. H. Destructive Fire. Concord, N. II., Sept. 5 There was a destructive fire at Alstead on Thursday night, consuming the paper :nil cf Prentice & Scripture, the post-ofik-e, the dwelling, grocery store and ur.-.l, cf Timothv Tufts, and badlv the store of Mr. Lowell and two dwelling houses adjoining. The Masonic Hall, over the postomce, was also destroyed. Los not yet estimated, but it is supposed that the property is mostly insured. Riverside, N. J., September 5. Rcgina Matheas and Mary Matheas, aged twtlve and fifteen years respectively, die l this morning from burns caused by the explosion of a fluid lamp, wbila filling it, Thursday evening.

1TTTT JLiL VOL. XIX.. EUROPE. By .Atla.iitic? Twlejyrapli.. London. Sept. 5 Yesterday, Hon. Itsverdy Johnson, American Minister, delivered another fpsech in Sheffield. This speech was in reply to an address presented by the corporate authorities of the city. Mr. Johnson said that in the discharge cf the du ties of this oosition. he anticipated no trouble, sn far as the nreservaticn of peacefal relations between the United States and England was concerned, but the high and deserved reputafioa achieved by his illustrious prelocessor, Mr. Adams, had made d.fflcult a task of succeeding him with equal acceptability; the highest aim of his mission would be to do as well. The speaker repeated what he said yesterdav. that a rupture ot the friendly re lations now existing between the Uni ted States and Great Britain would be impossible, on account of identity of race, language and aspirations. The character of Queen Victoria forbade the possibility of such a rupture. Mr. Johnson refuted the assertion of Mr. Ilpebnck, one of the Representatives in the House of Commons from Sheffield, that the people of the United States : were ' heterogenous. He maintained that the foreign emigrants who landed on the American fchorcs, all merged in one great nation and that nation was English, and they did not violate the community by importing vices with them. Tho Time has a lengthy editorial on the subject of Johnson's recent speeches at Sheffield. It comments favorably oa his declarations regarding the heteroeeniousness of the American people, and thinks that tho i people ol the United otate3 are as much an English unit as the people of England, where the Irish, Scotch, Freuch and Germans make so largo a share of the population. Referring incidentally to the gen eral elections soon to occur in Eng land, tho 3fYiesays: Whatever may be tho result, the tamo rec;procify of feelings between the United States and Great Britain is certain to ensue. London, Sept. 3. The " Standard considers the non-settlement of the Alabama claim no fault of Enzland, she always being ready to settle the disputes and return friendship. England has always been more disposed to real alliance than the United States. ITALY". i ; - : Home, Sept. f Count Sartiges pres-ented letters of recall to the Pope yesterday, and left for Paris. NEW YORK. l ConRClIman and .foe Cobnrn in a FUht-Accosed Toleres Dlcbargel from Custody Miscellaneous .News -Arrival or flaval 0 Ulcers Heavy Kobbery The Canadian Reciprocity Treaty Abatement of the Cattle Disease A riiod Grcai Damagi to Property. New York, September 3. Admiral Thatcher and several other naval officers arrived here to-day from California. General Rosecraos and Horatio Seymour had an interview at the Astor House to-day. Six robbers entered the house of P. Butler, at Orosey Point, on the Hudson River, this morning. They took away a safe, carried it to a boat and across the river, whore it was burst open and robbed of ?o,000. They were traced to this city, but have not been captured. The deaths for tho week havo been 599. The Stoniorton boat ran into a' schooner last night, during a fog, by which she hud the greater portion of her lower guards torn off, and a heavy leak was occasioned. She was, however, brought into the dock to-day, landing her passengers safely. Tho Albion of this city denies the truth of the reports that Seward is in coircsrondence with the British Government on the subject of the revival of. the Canadian reciprocity treaty. A Boston merchant to day caused his daughter to be sent to a reformation iu?titution h: re, until she becomes ot age, she having run away from home last May to lead a life of shame here. No new cases of the cattle disease are reported. Tho usual precautions are still being exercised, without causing any needless delay to cattle in transit. The herd ot sixteen which was quarantined near King's Bridge have continued in perfect health, and was, by permission. 6old at the last Bull's Ilea 1 market. The road from Iloboken to Hudson City, tho Hudson plank road, and all the low lands in the vicinity ot Jersey City, were submerged by the floods of yesterday and last night. The damage in Brooklyn to roads, horse railways, and Luildings will probably amount to over fyU,UUO. A portion of Greenwood Cemetery is much injured. Tiie cellars of houses in some fifcy blocks of houses iu Brooklyn are hllod with water, and several shanties were swept away. No lives of people were lost, but many pig were drowned. New York, Sept. 5. Tho Ocean Queen brings Panama dates to the 2S:h ult., and 5oU..b in treasure. The Cacoa Island Gold Huntirg Expedition, which left there last June, has returned unsuccessful. Another attempt was made at revolution in Chirique, but was'quelled. President Battre has been installed, and Congress assembled. Much dauage is sustained in Chili by excessive rains. Many lives lost. New York, Sept. 5. Councilman Scarrell and Joe Coburn went into a fiaht, in a notorious bar-room in Houston, last night. Scarrell drew a knife and severely stabbed Coburn about the head and neck. Of course there were no arrests. George Boyse and Henry V ilmot, charged with stealing $21,000 worth of bonds from Mr. Morris, a broker of Wall Street, were this mornine discharged. The investigation into the internal revenue case, in which Kx Collector 1 nomas E. Smith is accused of conspiring with Commissioner Rollins and others to defraud the Government, was before Commissioner Gultman in the U. S. District Court yesterday. An objection was made to Mr. Bmcklcy, the Solicitor of the 1 reasury, providing a ease against his superior, but the Court overruled it Mr. Courtney read a letter showing that Secretary McCulloch zant of the proceedings having been instituted,- and did not discounte-

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nance them. The investigation, after the examination of one witness, was postpone! until Monday. Georga French, a negro, on hundred and six years old, died in Poughkeepsie yesterday. The steamship Ooean Queen, from Afpinwall, airived this morning. William S. Pennington, sen of the laie Joe. Pennington, and Secretary of Legation, at Paris, under President Lincoln, died yesterday, at his late residence inNewark. At the meeting of the Board of Managers of the American Bible Society, held on Thursday last, grant3 of books were made to the Freedmen Aid Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church, to the American Bible Union for distribution by the Baptist Missionaries , in Minnesota, to the! Marine Agent of the New York Society, and Jo the Brooklyn Bible Society for distribution on board vessels sailing to foreign ports. . Spanish Bibles and testaments for distribution in the West, and various other appropriations of money were made for printing and binding the Scriptures in Florence and Natal. The entire number of volumes granted was this 2,031. : I ho heavy storm ceased here morning. MEMPHIS. .Yews from Arkansas All (Inlet In Conway County 11 loody Tragedy In Lenlsvllle, Arkansas Several White Men an! Xegres Killed. Memphis, September 3. Arkansas papers to the 1st are received. They report everything quiet in Conway County, and that the belligerents had been disarmed. Governor Clayton and Hon. A. II. Garland addressed a large number of citizens at Lewisburg on the 29ih, counseling mutual forbearance. The Arkadelphia. Clark County, Standard of the 29th, has a report that a bloody tragedy occurred last week in Lewisville, Lafayette County, the extrcma southwest county in the State, resulting in the death of seven negroes and five white men. The circumstances of the case were substantially as follows: A negro man had committed a horrid outrage upon a little girl thirteen years old, and the citizens executed summary punishment upon him by hanging. A brother of tho negro went to town after the execution, and behaved himself ia a very insu'tmg and riotous utiuner, and using threats against those who had hung his brother. The people of the plae3, alter bearing his insults for some time, hung him also. Tho negroes then, of the town and neighborhood, collected together, to the number of forty or fifty, ani made a general attack upon the town, which was met by the citizens, with the above result. The crop rerorts are very encouraging, particularly in the Fouth-east-ern portion of the State. The crops in Aochito and Columbia Counties are suffering for rain. CHICAGO. Colfax Fart at Dearer Indian Outbreak. CniCAGO, Sept. 5. A special from Denver, 4th inst., says the Colfax party, with Gov. Hunt and family. just arrived safe and we!l, with a band ot Ute Indians at their headquarters. At tho time of the Indian outbreak, they were in the Valley of the Arkansas River, west of South Park. The Ute tribe, always faithful and friendly to the whites, being informed of it by a messenger from Gov. Hunt, sent a band of their braves, who escorted the party back to Denver. NASHVILLE. Gen. Forrest's Letter to the Clncln. nail Commercial. NAsnviLLE, Sept. 5. The following is a copy of General Forrest's letter to Mr. Woodward, correspondent ol tho Cincinnati Commercial: Memttus, Sept. :i, lfi8. Dear Sir I have just read your letter in the Commercial, giving a report of our conversation on Friday last. I do not think you would intentionally misrepresent me, but you have done so, and I suppose because you misunderstood my meaning. The portions of your letter to whieh I object are corrected in the following paragraphs. I promised the L- gislature my personal influence and aid in maintaining order and enforcing the laws. I have never advised the peop'e to resist any law, but to submit to the laws until they can be corrected by lawful legislation. I said the militia would cccasion no trouble unless they violated the law by carrying out the Governor's proc lamation, which 1 believe to Do unconstitutional and in vio'ation of law in shooting men down without trial, as recommended in that proclamation. I said it was reported, and I believed the report, that there are forty thousand Ku Ivlux in Tennessee, and I believe the organization stronger iu other States. 1 meant to imply, when I said that the Ku-Klux recognize the Federal Government, that they would obey all State laws. They recognize all lawsAand will obey them soj I have been informed in protecting psaceable citizens from oppression from any quarter. I did not say that any man's house was picketed. I did not mean to convey the idea that I would raise any troops, and more than that, no man could do it in five days, even if they were organized. I said that Grant was at Hoily Spring, and not a Corinth. I said the chaigo against him was false, and did not use the word liar. I cannot consent to remain silent in the matter, for if I did so, under an incorrect impression of my personal views. I might fee looked upon as one desiring a conflict, when in truth I am so adverse to anything of the kind that I will make any honorable sacrifice to avoid it. . Hoping that I may have this explanation placed before your readers, I remain, very respectfully, . N. B. Forrest. What Gen. Forrest terms a proclamation by Gov. Brownlow, was simply an editorial of the Knoxville Whig. The committee appointed by the Legislature to wait on -President Johnson consists of Senator Wisener and Representatives Ogee and Hamilton. The Militia Bill cannot pass the Senate in a shape to satisfy the House, and will probably fail altogether.

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PHILADELPHIA Woman Seriously Wounded by Her Leier. - r-. yv i ? v Philadelphia, September 4. A woman named Smith was shot and seriously woanded' tbfa afternoon by the son of a "we attbypawnbroker of this city, to whom the lady was to be .married in a few days. The yourg man escaped. The woman was taken to the hospital, where she lies in a critical condition -.. .. . , , BOSTON. Xcwspaper Sued for Libel. Boston, September 5 f'-t- Tl?rani,L.es ter has sued the proprietor of the Boston Pout for libel, claiming damages of $20,000. The obnoxious paragraph stated that Lester hail arrived at Richfield Springs with 'a lady and two fast horses. And it is asserted by the prosecutor that the paragraph intimated improper relations between the lady and himself. BURLINGTON. The Election Uepubllcan 2?,0!0. Majority Burlington Yt., Septr 3. Complete returns from- all. out 2fjun.il! towns; give Page's majority 26,774. The six tiwns not heard from gave 200 Republican majority last year. Therefore, Gov. Page's majority will be a round 27,000. LOUISVILLE. German, Ills Wire and Tiro Children Found Dead. Louisville, Sept. 5. 'A Germani nauueu u mien, ms wne anu twocnudrcn, residing at Randolph Station. 10 miles below the citv on th T-nnis. ville & Nashville-- Railroad,-" were lound dead in their dwelling -trn Thursday morning. The deed is supposed to have been committed by negroes for the small amount o $100, which Willich was known to possess, An axe found in the house leads to the belief that they were struck down with it. i T Pceuc Resolution No. Go. Joint resolution to aid in relieving from peonaee"" Women anJchihlrca of the Navajn Indians; " - Be it resolved by tho Senate and' House of Representatives of the United States ot America in Congres-s nsseaibled, That Lieutenant Geueral W. T. Sherman be, and is hereby, authoized and requested to use the most emcient meaus Ins judgment will approve to reclaim f rom peonasre the Women and children of tho Navajo Indians, now hell in slavery in the territory adjacent to their homes and the reservation on which the Navajo Indians have been confined. Approved July 27, 18G8. TfTIIEBEAS, MY WIFE. MAKCA. lias lelt niv bed and If ret tianer board without Just cause or provocation, all t ersons are Hereby 'oi bidden to trust her on ray account, as I will pay no debts contracted by her after this uuie. KAKi'KLi OAXER, Sept. 1st 1863. tea O.' - - i i - - ' Private Mcliuol. MRS. C. BELL WILL R-I'EK HKK ri(OOL ou MOH AY, SimMBtR 7tm, In tne basement ol the Cantberlaud Presby terlan Clianli. - an2id3w AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE Purifying of tho Blood. DR. J. W. POLAND'S XIiniLoi Doctor, A Positive Remedy for ail kinila., of Humors, r ? Scrofala, Scnrvy, Salt Rhenin, Carbuncles and Boils, Ulcers; and All Obstinate Affections of the Skin, Inflammatory or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles. Chronic DlaiThui. Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint of the System; Dyspepsia, nd those Affections originating in the Derangement of the Digestive Organs, vis.. Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia, unJ Nervous Affections, Headache, Dangour. and Depression of Spirits, Loss oi Appetite, Constipation. n i i:Aii-;i.Lfc i' jit:iiit.i At. Compound was first piepured by Dr. .1. W. 1'OL.ANU. In 1617, and was tnen employed Willi great success In expelling humors Irom the blood; but In 1S4S a medical friend, who was quite celebrated as a physician, especially In the treatuient of humors, suggested some important Improvements, which were adopted,- and which bas made it (so the people say) the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known to "the faculty." This preparation is composed entirely of vegetables, anions; wnich are Hai-saparilla. Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Blood root. When the originator lived in New Hampshire, at Gofl'ulowa Oetitief for the space of thirty or tony miles srooud, and iu Manchester particularly,! be Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued for the numerous and wondertul cures whioh it effected. Though manufactured in targe quantities, the supply wa iiequenliy exhausted, and purchasers hs.d to wait loi more to bo made. In'that Tegto-ntome very severe ruses of Kry.sioelas w re treat ed with and t hey were cured t Erysipelas no res, or carbuncles those ngly, painful ulcers were entirely removed , wuerever this medicine was faithfully used... So it was with Scrofula aud Salt KUeunx. . Xbe Humor Doctor cured them. it is free from any dangerous drugs. Is pleasant to the taste.. sate, yet sure and effective In its action. -.,., .... Prepared at tne ' , '. ,y ' SEW EAGLAND BOTANIC' DEPOT, and for sale by all dealers in medicine. C. DAMON & CO., Proprietors. ' - CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agents. ,-. For aalw at retail by all drnggists. E. GILBERT ft CO., r ' No. ai North Fikst Str-c r. Ill be pleased lo see all their old cuxu ti ers, and as many new ones as will favor tbem with a cuit. A full assortment of Orocerles, etc, always on. baud, aud for sale at the lowest market prices. ht-Agents for Stafford Mills (Alabama) Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers' prices. W will give tptcial induomnenu to all those buying for CASH. )oc

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t.OOrmles at tor middling npla ',tet Flocr Kee.ips 10.777 bbis.; tuemt. tor Spring tvhtut Flour is liruier; Wliiu

mil ana KJaXJ lower; sales of 7hJObbid. at -0 tor superfine State ami Wesiern; fcs l-"j3i 10 lor extra istale; fS 25-39 JH) lor extra Western ; 810 OU 81175 for wbiie wheat extra; tifgO.SU o'J toe round-hoop Ohio; fll OOuZU tt) for good to choice fet. Louis, closing' quiet .t J 9 C.i j 14 lij for good to choice do -California dull and lieavy; unlet of5y0 sacks at 89 71U 00. Iiy Flour M qoict aod lower: suies of 2UO Lbls. at y O ca 9 10. - ' t'oK.v Mba- Quiet, - Whisky I 'mi and heavy ; sales 100 bb'.s. in bond Ht fTx . Witkat Receipt bnshels: SDrlne I wiint a h:vle firmer; Winter lower : tnlva n.vAt nusiieiN airs I.i7 ror I'is. 1 nnd ' Spring mixed ; Si 13 forchob e No. 1 do.: fi ll for new do. ; ii 7S for choice Amwr Htate; J2 Si new A ruber lutiiana: $-J X for oid Amber I State; ti 50 for white Michigan ; fJ 75ci2 7 - f lor whii'tMiifomia. KVK.-Heavy ; snles of 2,800 bushels Western tl 4cil 5.'!. ilAKLKY- XonilDRl. Conx-Kecetpu !W,0ii7 bushels; market lieavy at 1 ee for unsound, and 11 2-.'yl ti'i lorsoand mixed Western. oats - Receipt aLV-"t baobels; lower, at 81c for Wslem in More; KJ'ic afloat; i , .'.'c lor new a;., and if ror oid and new do mixed. ' ... 1 IUCK lull. 4 ' ," fonuK-la lrtir request; Bles of 1,200 sacis Uio on pnvitt'e terms. Siuae-njM ; aaleti of 210 hbds. Cuba at 10,'.jfntc. ... . ,t .oi.ajvks tjuiet. Hoi-s Kii in, at .'Jr-tiOc lor new crop. PfTROr-xi'KDnli.at l--&l--c lor crude; uly-fJc tor refined bonded. . . Lkathkie Hemlocli s.'iles active, at 21(3 2-m- tor Hue n cm AyreKand Ilto (rande light and muldle weigltU. and 27im.2Sc Xor heavy ditto. . Wool Firm, and In fair demand: sales KOJIOO pound, at 42iVc lor domestic Ileece; ISi j We tor pulled; ."2j-jc ttthbed; 1'oRK-Firm; -Kales 1.2C0 pouuds at S28 SO (S2S ili for in .s:-lohi!iir at th) regular; t'-'H 7"i for oid io.'; Si! h.21 " fQririme; tl "0,ii2ti for prime me. lJ:KK--.Stfrady ; w!cs 175 barrels t Si("i E&J .jO for. new e.Mra mess; tierce boel' tUiiiat S2I,-tTl for iirimo mess: &;iyM9 for India meata; b3et burnt qnlel at ('2Tt:il. CfT M kats Sstadv; t.ales pxekftges at- ISliiiilia for slioulderri; K'.tlKc ir iixiiis; inl4Hes firm ami qniel; Kilei til loxes Cumbi-rland cnt at 15;lik!. 1ari Firmer and active; tales 1.00 tierces at l!t-2Ce for st -nin ; chiefly biJic ami aa;('o for ketllo lemlered; ais j, 2,0 liercc-i team at 2))c, buyer Nept.iuber; lSJc seller to and Including Octoberj aud 15c, Heller January. Bl-ttkm Quiet at Sl3Jtis lor Ohio. rislcazo Mar&et. O .. TaI -.1.1 ... . . - FJjvh Market without decided change, aud demand limited ; i-ales of Sprin-f extras at 7 60,9 olt, and JSprlng superrtueat 3 12S 73 W heat In falrmitlin r and speculative demand rwitU a wlizjit decline ; sale of No. 2 Spring af. SI tiOTfll; clisiug at fl UIQ 1 Iri'A; .o lold atfl tail G8. Alter 'Chamte the maikft was Ntetdy at tl i0li for No. 2. i ojcn Quiet, tlennviitl Jes tctive, and prices Iftdje bwer; sales of white at 97r Ws; No. 1. yiMii9714e closing; m vnc closing: in Ue attei'uobn sales weie'iuade at Oath Mftderately active but unsettled ; sates at ilOic. - ltvK lu Kood demand at decline of ltya 2c; closing with win at 1 23Jc. ilAHr.KT In active Kpecnlatlve demand at au advance .f it-Sc; closinsat fl W1. fcj 1 l7c f..r No. 2 iu mom. MsmPoi:k a shade iirmcr.'with Males al tai 80. La h Firmer at lSljJjIBJic ; closing with holders asklii I0;. r-Acojs Dry salted stimiHIers old at VPi. 'I'AITSkU. ill..... ..1 l.H'.il.H ' FKEKiiirs Quiet at enagesucnts at 7l i)S for oat.y, and SifjS'-Jc lor corn. Clncliinail SarSel. By Telegraph J - Cincinnati. Sept. 5. ! iyirii-i;ii in, but quid ; familj, 8t ."s) 9 CoKjf AdvHoced to t-1 lu-il 03. owing to ttwli lit supply and u d-niuud irom distillers. Oats Mteady. at ,V.-. ItVic Firm, ut (I Wil 40. Cotton- Dull, at 2:ic TonAiTO Uncliait-fwd and rjulet. Ht-KV- Dull, at 70c in iwod, Mkss 1'okk- (inlet ami lirm, at 2flc. Uvlz AlKATS-Held Hrmiy, at WialtVic; bo i ii. demand. Bacon Firm but quiet, at liin'-ic for shouiiters :i nd clar sides. srtiAii ci'bki) Hams Dull, st Jif,2lc. L.KD-lu Is rue demud, with saies of 14 tierces, t IN''ilic; ut the close, lilc wti nsked. - t:--AK-Dn!l, nt. i:tjl5' ,c ,f.r raw, and lGlti'-ic for hard refined. um.R "inn. at ri ';2'W. Buttkj In del-mud at :;lTv'"c. LiNSKro oil. -Dull, at SI l.Vil li. I'etkolh m-tjuiet, at '; ic for refined. OOLB-C'losed at 1IIJ4, buying. Moncy Market uncnauged; Exchange, at 1-10 rT cent, discount Yniying, antl par sellliis. . J . 1 St. lonls Market. By Telegraph. St. Louis. Sept. 5. Touaci'o Quiet aid nuclianged. Corrosf-ith- ir middiinss. 1IEM1- Cboiw imi-lrcKHeit sold nt lilki-Ji S17i.', nnI dres-el at Si'in2r. Kiai;-s:e.Klv, vrnii a sood niiilrv fur low t-rsdes; MiiH ifuH u id tii.(i7i and a line hatltr, hut ciosed lieavval vestenlrty 's prices. Wiikat Pi'lme lo choico red Full sold nt fl 8Aj2 2i, alul fa !!-: tot at $2 'JZ'MfZ 3; Sprit. sold al i-l liil ,v, for prime to fancy. Const Notlilntr tiono, t lie onlv sales Hindu were on private terms. .O.vrs-lti better clem ml at :Zi:te. ilAKLKV-lttovatit rir I lie best qualities, and liU'ginx at fl N.,a2 0 lor Spring. HYK-ljjui ;unl. lii-tici ; sales at $1 17 fl 50. - lOK Inactive at ?-'S li'i. Bacon Unchanged r ' sales nt 131i'c for shoulders; Iii'H; lor etear rib sides. anl 17'4e fcr cbar iidcs; 20c -lor choice nigarcured ham '. Lakd l irmat 13;.:;!S!4c for tierce, and ' f tor k g - VH!sky In demand at Jl ?5. Xcw Orleans Harfect. ByTetcgraph. New Orleans, Sepl. j. Cotton tin ict arfd steady; middling. 17c; snle-i, 2t;S laies; weipts, W. bales. HTKBi.iNc.-At Vv!i:7; New York sight at pr and percent, premium. CJol.r Ctoso.1 :;t W.'i. Si:;..u Nominally unchanged ; thestock of I'uiit sugar, in t lie first liand.s, is about 5.m bcxtw, and lwi liocslleads. M o i. assks Neglected. Flouk Knsv; upeitlne, 87 -; treble extra,! 50(810 C(; choice, 511 . Corn steady, at fl U7 jl li Oats At (1V-. II A v - A t Sf OO.'il'B P(. I'oxK At t. m). Bacon Dull; Fhouidrs, Italic; elenr sides, ISc. Lahu Easy; tierce, liic; keg, 'J-.'c Loalsvlll? 5'arKet. By Teiegrapli.f ' L JI3VH.I.B, Sen. 5. Tobacco Receipts meagre, and the matbet dull, ut 7i,i 1 ic lor lugs lo medium leal. wiigAi-tviiinaiity. Fwt.'B-HuDertlne Jti 73(7 09, Cokn K" &9-JO. Oats IV3VJ RYK-l -iVl .?f. Mhss Pork -J-3 Oa );ARD-BACON-Siioulders lic; clear rib sides 16:,'iC, and clear sides Hulk Mkata shoulders lT-lc, clear sides 1W..-. ( 3Whl5KY Raw, free, at Jl 171 70. Sew Tort Cold and Stock Market. By Telegraph." New Yonic. Bept. 5. Money Continues in good supply and iseas'er at :lsiil per cent, ou call loam. Stekmnu -niet at H'J. for gold fir-it-cla bills. , , EANK STATEMEJST. The bank -.tatement is more favorable tban expected, ns follows: Loans &271,fcIO.'ii Increase 5 9 fl7 specie. 10,h-5,77S Decrease l:,s;i -ircu!at'n.M k,4I7.i1 1 I ncre5.se fSHO Ieposltsv... S07,8.d.3ll I ledease Z-' De-ial ten's. - tj-'i.tx-1,771 Iecrca8e 1,.3,ik G ijv Thtsold mftrket gained (-trength as the dav ailvance.1, and prices Increased to Hl7- owing in part to the tlegrinw from Washius-ioo to the eflect that federal troops bad been sent to Kentucky to protect tue Courts, and also ibat there whs fncreasetl probabilities of September session of Congress: but afterwards the price reacted to 141 , at which quotation the market cosed, mere Is still a large short interest, whic h is seen In the dearer tendina rale- for sold from day to day. uovxit sm k-it STtK-KS -1 ul I bn t generally eteaiv . Voupons of T1. llljalll1,-; do. 'ti2, li&(5il3s; lo. , WM?109s,; do. 'tio HlvIililiyH; do new l(,iioa. do , 10HV1 ?4; do. 'US, IiM-itatli-h-'ji; 10 40s, HH'l

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Hen York Dry Goods Market. fcy Telegraph. New Yoar, Sept 5. i urt Qooias-Tho market Is ateadv trarte unusually good at the close ot weK. jiii now evident that prices of

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kj ; io lor a . naramc p;; t lor LaA : IS lor forty . .I : l:i for Newntrronlalland Hola. ""Hi Atoalina; 134 ror ket U; 1:1 for Uleacu "", aud 13 by the BiackMtoue I by the pie for An docase, which is very cheap; . printsver UlDghamn; 13 for Laactsu "rasue 12 for vuioskeag do.; la'-i for si . "5m. and Pacific cio.. and 14 for Coohcoo Ai.

mac V, and 1 Vi for Alerritnac d. Memphis Market. By TelegTaph.1 MistPHrs. fiept. 5. Cotton Scarce, atSlic; m-elpta 4 baiea; exoorts naies. Fmhjr-80 00(313 00. CORN &XtH0. Oats uc In store. HAV-a'22. JSram 12021 pr ton. OHS JlF.iL-At H :w. Lard W&Mc. X-ORK-S30. Haoos Iull ; shoulders 13c; clear sldee 17,i-ltc. BANKRUPTCY. In the I strict Court of toe United States lor the District of Indiana. In the matter of Isaac Wile, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. To whom it mtty concrm t The undersigned hereby give notice of their appointment as Assignees or Ioaac W'ltE, of Kvansvllie, lu the county ot Vanderbnrgb and stare of Indiana, withluttaid Iiistricl, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, apon his own petition, by the District Court of aaid District, Dated at hvansvule, tbe 22 J day of AugQM, A.U. 1009. JAMES H. McNEFLY. JOHN SCHUBKUT. dSt(lnw) Assignees. In the District Court of the United blates lor the District or Indiana. In the matter of Ellas II. Sablu, Bankrupt. -iu oauaruptcy. To wnem il ma u concerns The undersigned hereby give no'ice of iiieir appointment a Assignees or ELf as ii. fABix, ot Kvansvllie, In the county oi vanueruurau nuu niaie oi lUUlaua, wiluiu miiu xifotrici, wuu nas ueeu ailludiced a bankrupt, unon bis own neil. tlou. by the District Court of said DlsLrirt. Dated at Kvansvllie, me 22d day of Au gust, A.U. iOOO. JAMESH.McNEE L V, JOHN BCIIUBKRT. dit (law) Assignees. Stalls or Booths on Fair Grounds. rfar NAH'RIIAY KEXT. SEPfKMJ BE Ft Stu, I w 11 rent lo the liivhest bidder the Booths for the sale of re ire Utnenls at the air Grounds. No spirituous liquors to be sold. Terms Cash ou day ot sale. The tale will take place at HoruurooK. s store, on w atcr ntreet. scJdlt WM. &I. AKIN.Hecrelary. O. Ti. KXJDD, STEAMBOAT AOENT. AND Special Agent for the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, my21-tf KAJsvrLi.K. Ind. ARTHCU "LODOB. ) CHAS. JXNKINS. j . I OHO. CKNUKK. Ncvr Store and Tin Honse. Xo. St Halii Street, "SvxX Door to the Old Washington Hotel. TIIK liNDERslflSEU have oieiied an entire new stock, and will keep constantly ou nauu a eood assortment oi Stoves, Hollow and Tin Ware, Mantles, Orates, Hummer Fronts, I'res.ned Ware, Ac. which they will sell to the-trade at the lowest cash prices. We are prepared to do an tonus oi jou worn ana repairing ml short notice aud low lates. Orders solicit t AfUM.1 I L' V LF I VU A. L- I . L' I je.-5-6m. JOHN 1VINS0X. BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Cas-Plpc Fitter, Mannfactnrer and Dealer in Steam and Waier Ciauces, Spelter and ltabbltt Metal, ancl all Articles appertaining to a Blass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND CKXKRAL BLACK SMITUIXU, Water Street, bet. Pine and Lect. K VANS VILLE, 1KD. Cash paid for old Copper and Brass 11. C. JKWKLL & CO., UKAI.KliS IN PURE NORTHERN ICE. AIII.IKS IrjHIRIlk(i IIEAI.TI1Y ic- made ou livhnt water will be sup plied promptly, by leaving orders wuu . .DOCK.EK A MOKTEN. mst-S-dlm No. 11 South first St. ROBERT SMITH, TJ u d o r t . Ic o , MAIX KTKeirr, bet. Fourth and Fifth 1 VAXSV1LLK, IND., , Has Just received a new Hearse, the finest ever in the city. A large assortment of Metallic Cases, Caskets, and Coffins kept consinuiiy on uanu. j a im, BATHS! BATHS! mUE XDWKVrillMl KOtlN.S AMD JL apparatus at the Crescent City Springs are now complete, aud visitors can bave Cold. Warm, and Shower Baths, at anv time, day or night. Price 50 cents a single out n ; one uozeii ti .-nets lor . . lauZjilini WM. I12GAVIH, TJ. iS. Olaiin. Afout. AlflO, REAL ESTATE and COLX.ECTIN AOENT. vruivc J-- vans u nti wv. wj v w "Ttm Aaaaa-wivw Fouiah, No. tfui (over Keller'a.Uon store), AfflnA-nn Main atriMtf Wuivnn fniiwl and n.-'auMvui' xatx. tpir State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, HH. In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, October Term. 18'i Alexander Klmoson vs. Isaac C. Spalding. TT AFPKAKIMJ HY AFFIDAVIT m r.r il.eCieraoi said i Mnirt. that the defendant is anon resident -M.i-o . otvna hlra of the pend ency of said action, and that the same will -infd for trial on the first day Ol the next term of said Court, to be begun nd held at the court-bouse la toe cay of Evansvibe, in said county, on the first Monday lnWHnWtbe Hynes. Clerk of said Couit. and the ei,ttnif?ft ll1. 1 J-ay " August, isi-s. - " " v-, Cierk Vandeibnrga Clrcnlt Court, anil wSt GLENDALE FEMALE C0LLE3E, FIFTEEN MILES NORTH OF CINCliS 1M ATI. aPHK SEX1P TEBX WIM, COWL mence on TTJFXDA r , Skpt. 15m. WM. Under the same gcueial superintendence for the last twelve years, with beautiful surroundins--, a remarkably healthy and accessible location, thorough culture In both solid and ornamental branches, and increasing patronage and usefulness. Persons interested are resj-ecilnlly referred to Its numerous patrons and scholars scattered througn all the Northwestern States. For catalogues and other information, addret REV. L. D. POTT EH, President, Utendale, Ohio. Lne2 d3t eod.wlt Application for License. "XTOTICE IM llEBEBf CIVKJT that i wln apply to the County commissioners of Vanderburgh County lor 1,1cense to sell Liquor in quantities less than a quart. My place uuiu rr aier Street, between Sycamore and Vine, in the city of Eva-viur. "awfif.

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ESTABLISHED. 1831; CltOTIHUOa nthe tot A Pa - O IT now ' Xac irork purthesing hi fuii uooiii, ana ivill return lo,,t "r Jr . 7tli of fieptembcr o s: it A.. ! 3 H 8 "5 a S? 5 Hit iock of BO YS' CLOTHING will, thi FaH he, much larger than usual; emlraciuy all the new and desirable style introduced or Fall and Winter wear. T3 -3" nt o o o -t 3 a S x : a. to O f T ui S5 W iw o o f o H a 5 Hi Citom Department i under the uwrviin of Mr. J. L. ROWLSON, 1' vo HJriar in America ax a Cutter. For firBt-clans rooJm at rcaaonatle prices, call at X Y O N ' S, IN THE Sew Opera 'Hcsss Censer. ao22 Crescent (Jllj Varnl8h Factorj OFa. schwj:qerle & co IMPORTERS OF GUM COAL, And Maaufactarers of YABX1SHK3, JAPANS, Xc Office amd Wakehocsji: Corner Hi xt and Walnut Streets. Factory: canai street, opposite Ellis MUli, jyt dtf . EVAKiVILLE, IND. FISCHER & BITTER, Merchant Tailors, No. 3 First Street, Next door to Lowry A Co.' bank, EVANSVILLE, IND. One stock or jmponw "'-ttsf-ictton m all cwea guaranteed. auztdU

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"pieuuiti an ay . ... AND DRAMATIC TALENT b Wen kindly voiutu ttceicd lor lite ti'asioD THE EVASSVIU,; ORCHESTRAL ASSOCIATION, Of 30 membert, uude, lUrM i(M, f PP.OF. MATH f Ax, In some of their Clio rest Oet.w Oottlioltl. Lessee aud Manager tf : Hoifib, una the Opera fliarmln-c Com-Hlienue n-oni Wood's Museum, Chicago, m SONG BY MR. U. SCHA3FER. MR. AND MRS. SCELE3SINGER IX A FAVOIHTK DirF.TT. J. (J. KAUFMAN In his illimitable ami oilt;iiinl ItANMOO.V MOI.4. fthaiiglinl ti:ic-l'n . TCHINO-KOW.KOn-niOW.f'II NHWANiJ, AND FUU-l It AMI, In lull Celestial Cost time. For particular see programme. se7 d it KVAN8Virj,K OPERA HOUSE. J. XFJVTOX .OMIIOM, LFJSSKK AND MANAOKIi. Thi magnificent - TEMrr.K OF ART icill be oju nrd far regular DRA MA TIC SEA SOX IVX"onltt.v Kvotiinj, SEPTEMBER II, isfis. Th CORPS DRAMATltjUK, one, of the, bat in the. Wt sfirn (,'atntri, lm brrn xrf'c'd. from ' prineijhit METROPOLITAN THE A TRES of NEW 10RE, BOSTON, CHICAGO, and ST. LOUIS, and raninft( (if Arhnoiilbdgtd bjllmth Fret and Pulilie. to he AStTISTS OF EXCKLLlttCE. t&" OBSERVE ! a"i The LATEST LONDON NEW YORE NOVELTIES and trill be produced in RAPID SUCCESSION, and every care will, be displayed in matters cf SCENERY, COSTUME, PROPERTIES!, and MECHANICAL EFFECTS, t which end the terriers f the I! EST ARTISTS hare been secured GREAT COST. at a Rcmemlur the Inaug neat but of the Dramatic Seawn, Monday, September 14, 1868. For full particular nee daily an nouncements and small bill. sedili THE PADUCAH HERALD Established In 1857-Chflrtered isCO. The Oldest and Best Established Newspaper in Southwest--m-Keitncky. Publidied Tri-Weekly and Weekly, at PAfilCAU, KEXTVCKI. JOHN C. NOIJLK, Editor and P-jblihukr. miii: att ext i o x or ih sim hs JL men is asked lo the PaM'L'AH HEBALD as an advertlsina medium. lis circulation in the vsiiius countii of Southwestern Kentucky aud lh border countiea of West Tennessee, sud particularly up the Tennessee and Cuu. Deris nd Rivers, is large and well eHtshllbd- it n in fact the only newspaper I hrough whu b the Farmers and Merciiftstst.f UiU leicM" can be fully reached, and Is inert-lore very valuable as au al eiiislus laedluti. L !"--'

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