Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 September 1868 — Page 1

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Lj imtiths. by mull ....... TiirO vnontns, by m:itl.. . i:v the v payable to carrier. "HI-WKEKLY JOCItSAL. 5 mt . 25 $ 7 oo fint yf.iv .. 4 UI .. 2 Ol 8 7" .... 15 (W i W.:!-r.-CLY JOURNAL. mc iiony, on .vi or,..... Five ii.vis, one yar ...... Tui copies, one yenr.. LnJeSew Item. Gold closed In New Vorfc yesterday at ir. s . - "! .A New York dispatch of Uate7tliya I ho State Cumnwiwionew to Investigate Urn otitic disease, have lond report. Tlii disease, ihey Male, originated with UieTexxs cattle, anil h seriously aggravated by driving or transporting. It U not liBOf ,iily lalal to the call j " - - i" A New York dnpntli of thn Ttiimys: Uu. Man tos A. Costa, -Jt-President of Co J'unljla. who headed- Utu iOernmnt whicti reultod In the deposition of Miwijuera, has arrt wd Jutblscity. lie Hc cxviileKl en MinJ.ster of Columbia to thin cod n try. .'; - ' i'lio rKi4ii or Til Ilia n ism tin tfn tnaugiuattil iu Newark, n. J., and assaults on otUceis have V-wmiae very frqa-aU .Tlirfe separale Ilijhts, In. all ;f which officers wore ivere!y btindleil, ot-cui red there on tljotilli lust. A u A ugusta (Maine; dispatch, o date of Clh, savn;.Ooneral Erlngr at Kai, adUriH.f?d th leuiocrat tier Haturduy evealuj, and General ISrlnkerhoff, orOhlo, aJdresed the Republican. t SUuey a adjoliiln towns the wm evening.' - ' A l.eaveuu oi tli dispatch, of dale of the 7th, says: a peclal from Haya City to the Conservative says that a party of Arapahoes and Cheyenne Indian madeadatrii on Fort Dcdeon thd mornlDgof the .VI, hut w;ro driven dT after a aevere fight.' Four soldiers of theM Infantry were killed and soventeen woonded. The Indian loss is unknown. General Sheridan la now at Fort Dodge. A New Yorfe dispatch, of date of 7tl, says: Five prisoners. Including four barg lo.ru and one Id h way robber, acapd from the tjueen County JU, at llempsteail, on Saturday. They knocked the Jllor down and made their way off. ; Bat the Jailor shortly roTered, raHed the alarm, and with the citizen captured three of ttiHin. The highwayman escaped. , I T E L EG EAP Hi - Hows by Atlantic J Oabie. Investigation of Charges Against ommissioner Kollins. ' Roinoval of CustonrHouse Clerks in New York; ' Blilitary Details for Duty. . ' . . ? -1. . .v. I... i.vJ.a ;JliHovardy Clark Hald to Bail in t&.o Sum of $10,000. , Association cf tho Old D3-loadot-a of Baltimore. V .i . :- Public Dobt Statement." W Af i Hill G!t O N. AlUltJiry DcU'ls Tor Duty Patents trained Public Debt Statement. u V AsiiiNfiTos, September 7. The folloM ins; is tv statement of the public il'ht i.J too United State-i on tho 1st of September, 18S: . . i, .- t riKux BBAUtxo i oix iNrnny.se.' Five ter rent. bondn UI.WH.IOO Six jt:i eeul. bonds of lKM.. ia,77, Mix iiei-ii'iii..- honis.... .......... IiWliiCU . Total .. tl,m,m,lM 1EJ'!T llKAlirS'l CV RRENCY INTERKST.' ,: Tii year compound luteroal iiotea.- .......tl0,"iri,4tii i .-el Jiutfi at '.r Hiut. CiJJi j.ijO") .Nuvy jvnslou lund at 3 per cent. UJjOOWO Tita!...... ...JaaOOli) .N.VIIO.NAL. KKill' NOT 1-RJtSEN 1KU 'OR PAY next. , . i ,.; '1 hreo vear not 8 doe lQ AtmLsi .. . ..... umjrr June and July lath, lsdft.... ......... 4i.'itv0 ( imii X.u rn J lnlienL rrolMM ma- - ,. lurt-d .Juno 10th. July l;to, i. Aiittii.t 151 li, October 15th aod -lfeemter ' litta. M.W, and Alay (.;( It anil August lt, lStH. 5,083,490 HiihI, taxex and Indemnity )ti,0U TreaMiry note, aca of July 17ln, . lKI,aud prior tin ret o... 154,111 lior.il, of April l.iih. 1S1J, and Ju i:n y tfih H, and March Slut, 1M1I l,25K,'2nO TieHsury uotea, .March 3d, lttti.1 ... 6nb.4K '1 enipiriry loan 44,J) vruiU'iittts ot lii(tetjtedneti : 13,000 Total S12StV113 IIEJIT TtRARIJCO) JtO UrTKRKST. IT.S. note , 8X16,02!, 073 r iHOtioiiai currency - 3102,21H 4ioid toilificattsol deaoMH Zi.Hii.'iJl Total !M12,984.,dl Orand toial . .SI ,607, 12,284 Six per cent, lawful money . .: . boiiiis Issued o laMflcl Kail- ... . road. Companies. ............- (lio.SHjDOO TOT At. DEBT. .. 2,64311S4 AMOfNT IN TBKASUBY. " fotn .19270,901 21 Currency . lj,O71,O70 77 Totd 8l07,fHl)71 88 Ani junt of debt less cah In the trea-surj- .2S",614,313 OJ The foregoing is a correct siate-int-nt uf tho public debt, as appears from tho books and Treasurer's returns in the Department, on the 1st f September, 18C8. ." , Sisrned.l li. C. McCulloch, Secretary of the Treasury. The warrants issued , by ; the" Department during August to meet the requirements of Government amounted in round cumbers to the following : Civ.t. miscellaneous and foreign inter :ourrc, including the Alaska pureha.r. tl.-VWw v.-U0; ;uterest on public debt, i.0,(H)('; war, $11,SOO,000; navj, ifl,AO,C0J; interior pensions for Indians, SG.SOO.OOO: totoL $37.70.000. "Warrants iabued for redemption of -mono ueot uo not appear sn thi ab oVetasii isqtojj, September 7. The follow "1D oncers have been ordered to dut.,' l h aval Academy by October ,t:r M mmander Georga E. Helknap, .j.toBT Commander .Johu V. -X1'11 Jobn F. Glcnsy, Charles F. Lk8. Lieutenant W. AV. Macklay F.. Harrington. v .i-t.' Hudson is ordered tn ti. - v . .. .1 ;. in at Mound Citv t relieve Surgeon vVberly, who awaits The 'following &i pointments were Storekeeper Rufu Motler, Lan 'ater KJ (1 niwM Davi.l Funtk and A. J Crjsman, 17th district, i-,ennylvani:v-anJ W. W. Malchar,- lof lta unio district. . ... Washington, ept. 7. urevet .Major McUrca, Captain 42 U. S. IuVcintry. has been detailed for duty at the Military Academy at West Point. Dunn- the past week there were 270 application for patents, and 54 I'aveatj- lor Hie samo time.,, -three hundred and twenty patents have been o ranted.

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Apri1iiofcer of , rrriniuent tolacc Toanufaclurerd arrtvvi here to day, from Richmond, for the purpose cf requestiDg the .Secretary of the Treasury aad Commissioner of lntemal ltevenue to establish a bonded tobacco,, warehouse iu KichmoaJ. There are now in that city over one niiilion pounds wuitiog shipment. The owners are unable to pay full tax, but are willing to have tbeir tobacco bonded, so it can be shipped. i ftri- : I . " Naw yo'2K. Invesllsallon of the Charges a?ainst i i ommissioner Kolllni Betcrdy l iark Held to Eall In the sum of $lo,t)CO Base tall Match Removal or Custom House Clerks Billiard Match. New Yobk, Kept. 7. It is reported that the Erie Directors have settled their differences with Mr." Draw, and airrccd to elect him one of the new Hoard in October, and that perfect Laruionj with the Vnuderbilt party will be the result of this arrangement. Tho investigation into Mr. IJiockIey chr;e3 .ai:aint Commissioner Kolliss aad Deputy Commissioner Harlan was resumed to day. Tne only evidence of importance elicited, was from J. D Mellenry, formerly Inspector of Internal Ilavenua, who testified to the brand on certain brands of whisky being mysteriously chanzed while beiBsr' carted from the North lliver;. to Fourteenth Street, and to see icg S. N. I'ike hand a check for fire thousand or ten thousand five hundred dollar3to Mr: Harlan at bis office next day. remarking at the time a not from a friend. " s-v-. m 'Collector Saiith wa3 discharged and examined as a wimess, but cave bo evidence ot importance, lne exam ination adjourned until to-morrow at IIOOD.1 5'tj.j ! ; :.. Iteverdy Cbitk was brOuirhf before United States Commissioner Osborne, to-day, and held in $10,000 bail, ou the charge of complicity in. fraud-, on the I'ostoffictf pepartBrent,- in connection with furnishing blanks, stationery, &c. The base ball match to-day, between the Athleticj, Of Philadelphia, and tho Atlantics, of Brooklyn, was won by tho former. Score, 37 agiiost 13. .The it mat deDaritv iu tho. total innings in the batting bt" the Athletics in the sixth and seventh innings being respectively 14 to 9. Collector Smythe removed forty clerks from tho Custom House yesterday. Contracts have been made by Gen. Newtou vvth a, aub-marina. company, for the removaf of" the wreck of tho steamer Scotland, at Sandy Hook, for $().'1,.00. Congress appropriated $100,ootvx .f.vt ('x '-v'-'y-'' j ' ' A Liliiard " match, French carom frame, has been arranged betweeu Foster and Deery. Tfca steamer City of London, .from Liverpool, arrived to day, WILMINGTON. A Colored Man Shot Heart. Through" the W iMf IN fiTOK, N. C. iiept.- 7.Saturday' night, at CI nton, Simpson County, a negro, formerly a member of the Uuion Leaugue, but who recently abandoned that organization and joined the colored Democrat Club, was called out doors at his house and shot through the heart. The matter has created a greit deal of feeling. "baltimobe! Association of Old Defenders of Bal tlmorc. . BAtTrMORK,"' Sept. 5. In, eonform-! ity With the annual custom of tho association of old defenders of Haitimore, they yesterday attended divine service in n' body at Light Street MHWJi.t- Ikpucopal -Church.- The association now numbers -only about 40 members." Ou" the 12th iubt. they wilt partake of their annual dinner at Uaroustown. . .s, . , INDIANAPOLIS. How at a democratic Barbeeae la Qulocy hoi. Aker Vatallv stab&ed Senator Morten at Home Pelltleal Meetings In Indianapolis. Indianapolis, Septemfcer C- Sol. Akers, a prominent local Democratic politician in Putnam County, who was stabbed in one ot the numerous riot at the ' Democratic barbecue, at Quincy, on -Thursday last, died on Uriday night, trom hi9 wounds.'- All persona engaged in the . affair .were Democrats. It is not known who stabbed him. , , . ,. . ' ' Governor - Morton . returned cere last night, coasiderably improved in health, lie will engage actively in. the canvass. The Democrats held a small : meeting in the Metropolitan Theatre, last night. They were addressed by Messrs. Robertson and Allen, of Illinois. Neither of them said anything remarkable. : " ' '; ' , ' ; ' Hon. Nelson Trusslar, Secretary of State, "addressed a large meeting, in the Court House square, last night. v 1 EURO EE. By .tlaiitIo Telegraph, Ir.Murphf Candidate, for; the - ' IIOUSC- oi- Wuiutvua. t London, Sept. 7. Mr. Murphy, champion or Protestantism in Manchester, is a candidate for the House of Commons, to represent ilanchester.oSeveral thousand people 'were present at a meeting in his interest on Saturday, in which tho conduct of tho . magistrates towards Murphy, in the Ashton rioti, ilast May, was severely denounced. The nieetipg was attacked by a mob" of Irish Catholics, who drove off the speakers, and a sanguinary tight ensued. The police nnMly suceeeded in quelling the riot, and arresting several of the leaders. Subsequently there were several minor disturbances. During Saturday night and Sunday several persons w -re badly .injured. There is much excitement in the city. The, Daily Aren:a, commenting on the mission ol the new Amer'can Minister, Johnson, ay3 that difficult questions are to be treated. But Kn. land has given abundant proof of her good faith. In sending Sir. Johnson to this country, the United States

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Hon asl best to guarantee tliat: the; necotiations will bebrrui;httoa satisfactory conclusion. ! C iiev. Mr.; liell say the establn-h ment of the Irish (.Jdureh is a tHeaiUfC WWII UIUI V IUiLVHAUV;C iU ac ire oi H'n uiuru luapvriaut;; .w tae oreign relations - than to internali questions. Florence Sept.' 7. Minister Cijtj uomi - has res'gaed ' his position in the Government on aocount ot.il! health, and his duties are performed by Count . Minrnialli,-. Minister. 1 of Public Works. u-i J-'.-'-.. ' i ' : ii ' A Philadelphia, Sept. 7. Alfred Alexander, under sentence of death, has again been respited 'by the Gov ernor. Thia : tune- lor an. lndeumto' period. . . ' Vt ' IKOXETAIiY COMMERCIAL WEEKLY KEV1KW. VFxsANcrAy.: There is an lucreas! a ? demand for money, aud the loans ruade Are distributed anion the various branetMn of trade the operators in wheat, however getting the largest ahare, and. ratea of Interest remain firm and unchanged. The paper dUcoaut Is generally short, and sach not as U Ukelv to require renewals, Currency b lances huve been, in consecjaence of payments on discounts, below l he required average,"- bnt there was tome Improvement lu them at the ciooe of the week. The flow of currency is returning" from the country to tho banks and the required average rany ret oreU T. I 1 Kxchange on New York Is in excess of t he current rates or toe market' The rates have been unsteady, at par to discount boylnt, and sellhtg at the customary rutetfci Uold Is without , rna'erlal chauge la price since our last report. The market Is wea& at 143 buying, and 115 Uln.r 8Uer 134 buying, and 1J selling. tfovernraent secnretles are, ewlbg to the plethora. of money and the low, rates pf Interest In New York, stronger . aad price? are advancing. We consider the advance at only temporary, and make no change lu quotations: ) j. Bnvlnir. Kellfntlrr d percent. Donas, issi l-ZU'8, 11Z.... 6-20V, lHOi , 6-ars. lrttto. 114 109 ivy . 5-2U's, l8o.'i, new 6 per cent. 10-I'J's -.!07 ."i n 6 per cent,lO-l!ft, smalL.107 Compound. Interest Notes' are bought at' tuo. following rates: .'m j , t-.t ; J nly, lStii :. .'..U....- . ,.1l! Aug. OCt. , . ....... 19 " 119 Dec. May, Aug., ept. .11? Oct, ' " .., W' The following quotations are from th ofHce of W. J. Lowry A (Jo., Bankers, "Xo.' tf First Street. ''' .-..., BAXSABLI FUSD,?. : . - t' U. H. Treasury Notes ' National Bank Notes. v j it j , ostUEaexT, , , . .... , Indiana Free BanHs 10 to. 25c dte. Missouri .... . ., ..10i' Kasteru Ban k. Note .......10 to 20a " Planter' Bank :ri0tf Union ISank : . Other'lennes.see Banks........0 to 8lk3 7I..Ei. I. . ,i. .-. 1 i Oeorgia. Alabama and La 10 to Ddc' ta te Bank of I ndlaaa-.M...r.10J.' 4 is. Hlate Bank of thio.......... 10c OKstuAt Trade or -trite Crrr. Tr.W th all the departments in the city Improved last.wcek materially. ' The' prospect for a sp.'eudid Kali trade is even more flatten ny lhau was auliclpated during the summer season. Tho stocks innll deivrtai'sa a are fnll and complete aud our jobbers are now able to fill all orders for goods at the most lavorable rates. ' f ' .. y Z7 following quolnlui frpreselt the wholesale markets. 2urchnsie!i And Mile in small tots wilt vary somewhat from lh ptHcct G ROCK It IKS. , The grocery trade of last waek was qnito an improvenient on the week before. 1 We have no riMtetfal chitnve to Jiotalu prlWM. CarrEK is firm without naXerlal chant; e In prices. Wo quote common 20yc22o; fair 2tc925c; prime. 23g3C!,: 'and good to choice Java 33Q 33c. ' L,agUayra 27c. ' . ; Sugar Is steady, with prices nochanged. Wo quote raw at 133Hc; Porto Rico H(313c; Qrleans 15 16c; Demarara lr,y4&6c soft reflned l(Jil7'ic; hards IS J Iet'"" Tkas Tnet e are no-ehangMs lu the price of teas. We continue to quote as follows Slack i : " Soudhtfng, oe lo ai -&.); Oolong, (1 to 1 09. Orrm: Young HyWu, 11 25 to 1 75; Imperial, (12-5 to 1 75; GunpowOer.Sl 20 to 2 00; Hyson, tl W 1 60. MoxaasEH Stocks fair and hdmcient to meet the wants -of the trade. Orleans plantation Is scarce, and quoted at HOegf 1. The refined syrnpn am according .to quality and reputation of manufactures, from G5c toll 25. , , - . . - , " DRY GOODS." "'''- ! Trade the past week wa very good, and the aggregate sales foot np satisfactorily to all concerned. Stocks are good, and mora assorted. Prices are , steady and firm at former quotations. There Is no quotable change in prices worthy of note. r- i" s :i Bkown BHKETiicas. Atlantic A 18c; Btark A 17c; Caonelton Med ford 1034c; . Augusta lSc; Hwlft Klver 15c; C. W, aud a Mediums, 15c; Dwlght 16c; Valley 10c .. .. .. EX.KACUED SHEETIN'(jl AND SHIRTINGS. Lonsdale 4-4. 21c; HHPs, lc; White Stone, 4-4.14C; Ballon, 18c; Rock vile, ;i, lie; Ba.louJi,13c; Cauoe'i, 10a , , k .... ParsTS Merrlmac W,14c;MerriinacD, !So; Bprague'n, 13j ic; American, 13c; Simpson's, 13c; Amorkeag, 13c; Waaregan,13c; Warasutta, IJc; Troy, 9c t TiCKIsos--Conestoga Kxtra 4-4, 35c .Gold Medal 4-4, 30c; C. T. Gold Medal 4-4, tic; Gold Medal 4 4, 25c. TIkkss Goods--Wool Delaines ,853 45c f Figured ' Delaines, lTJgaec; AmOres, 25c; Plain Delaines, 2-J J25c. I : , - ; Braids, ' ' Too ; SI 10 i. Green & MpcellAseoto Skirt Coat's and Clark's Spools. Dan lei's Spools, 65o; 2-uu&nel Bilgs.'jOc ; busb Bags,, 67l70c ; 3-0ush Bags, 75e; Raleigh Skirts,-S18 00 per dozen.' f, Fish We quote Mackerel, No. 1, in barrels, S22 50 to S23 00 ; No. 2 Kl 00 ; No. 3 J16 ; Oialf barrels No; I til 50313- 00; No.E S9 frJQ 10 00f No. 3 S7 T5gS 00 for new nsli ; In" "iits No. 1 82 75; 'No. 2 12 60; J?0. , 2 J2; While Fish, $9 00 for new; S7 50 for old. . Rice Market f firm at . lDOUo, for good to prime Rangoon, and to 13o ft Carolina.-t r; . , ,. ., t ,,.,v - CiIsdlks Light weights 18a, j Ial weights 21c and steady; '5 ; i" - Candy We coutlaue to quote at 2Tc and 23c per pound. ' -t v. - . " ... '. '-, '. Starch Is unchanged at 7, to Sc.. . Cottoss Yams, steady but not- active. We quote standard quality at ISc for 700, 20c for 600, and 22c. for 600; poorer brands are ' selling at lower rates. . Butting We quote No. 1 at 32c, and No. 2 at 2St330c. Carpet Cftoir For white 4Sc ;' for colored 83c. Liquors There is no particular change In the liquor trade since last report. Prices r-A remain uucuaugeO. W e quote: new copper distilled whlakytuoe; one to twoyears old scarce at 13 50-35 00 high wines 12 30; recti fied tl 75ifn2 35: common Bourbon and Ry t22 60, and Brandy, S3 252 TO; Holland gtn $2 60s imported brandy 51200(315 00; Old Port 506 60. ' " ' " ' IIatj and CArs. Tlie Hat and Cap trade was good last week; much better than the week preceding., We have no change to make in prices liere, though gods are higher Kast. "' .. ! Boots and Shoes. The boot and shoe trade greslty Improved last week. Goods.

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iftri rfatlwrip:iii I to,.ks Country i "ea dealers cannot do better than to pun liase I t ol1XXCX2!!i ti.i-?A.rtr0.ntateo there was quite an Improvement. There is a probability of an advance in tte prii?e9 of some c!asse9 0f4m.isla thH depart meatj but tlie advance has not et takei: place. 11 AMWAarAia.--if .tti Woartment 1SJ Ia4kiia4J4 J.VdiU. this exception, tin re Is no change in price. Tin. Plate, 111 50; Bar Iron, 4V;c; Sheet Iron, boilotfA&fialic; Charcoal, 8V!a9!4c; Xailt, S5 00 for lOil; Axes, Mann's, fir 00; Llppincott's, 517kl; BlrnmonV. fT. "TTf rXtn.rfpint, and f i t 00 to tf &j-ktirnA tWMon on the. landing. Urazil Iron, tu) 00. Buildinu Materiaia For the benefit of all concern ed . w e add Quotations for leading articles 4a"$$i jTjfp e. The demand this sea-suTas 'fjeeu ilrge, and we may confidently expect a large Increase of trade In this department. We refer our readers, to the best bouses to which thev can send tTreir rdter.svtt oacjidvertlsIng columns: tasli, tic to lie j er light; Hours. U 00 to SI 60 each; Blinds. iMto i H 75 per pair; Nails, $5 25 per keg for lOd ; Olass, $3 7to$.-00 per box; White Lead, S3 25 to JB i'pb ie-SlUZdlYil, tl 20 to 1 30 ; Id meOc to tl 00. ' Ut . Drugs During the last week the drug Srade was very good. The following are the nnalfltkmii. in,;, l .t 9i r,i n 1 mi qualton T K ?1t7r; rZji &d pS&JHit&o3- fednaas ; ijt cilVJr Winter strained, SI 49; No. 2, SI 35; Linseed Oil,tl 15(91 25: Coal Oil, &3MC .Soda, Hc for Knglisb, and 8c for American ; Quinine, prices-J 652(75 per.oa. Indigo. MAm n so to it 't. ' ' v" i,,1 '' .RuvxstoNs vvDYPxtQDucfvProvisiojis. Pork is' firm, with light dernaqd. We fix our quotations as.tollows: at ISc.'-i,; clear sides at .l(5c,'; uwi-. auumuci, m xjc; ciear siues at nyt2, Hants atl7o to 20c; Lard at I8c. tierces, auOci kegs, lesiwaaugte Lc toFiyirestjrisjrvy; Factory. Cutter is In fair supply at 25c to 35c for country and Ohio. Grain Receipts of wheal daring last week wr -tar.TTrtp-rrrat' -r-vttuues steady rMT a t4.kl-k. JwMtkfitlN!, El 75 Ol 85 for prime wheat. Corn Is firm, with only a moderate stock In market, and selling at 70c In ear and 9095c for shelled. In sacks. "Oats, are steady ; quotations, 75c in new burlaps. Ftoua Continues dull with a declluing tendency; rurrvtywj to 007 00; Kitra is ofTeiiaiC MLo4J M.Fanvily and fancy brands are named at Z9 SOQIO 60 from while wheat. Conn Miui.-Wa find bnt little business doae I n J aKLVr!! "JCMTt" n TV rV v kiln dried at irtc S5 pfrrrVeV' - Hay Baled can be had now at tl2Ql5 per ton ; loose at I12313 per ton. Bran Is held at t) per ton, and dull. .ni-HlCFrJv'04r ton. "J" X oLt-;jj, , smau oarreis at u 10, and large S3 00 per bash el. OuxjiiiM Now Blaak-4)-4eld-at a22c; goxl quajity of second-hand sold at l8 JCc. Cincinnati MarSct. B Fiof 'iT-TJncliafJ?jd id iftitf Viif.-iTrTlv WiiKAT-Du'l at $1 93 for No. 1. Cokjx Advaict to 4?l,(fJil C3, and the supply 1 lil t; distillers are no. Iuyliig. Oats Unchanged and firm t 55c. Kvsv iu demaitd iiud Una at St 40. Hilim-Vy-UlltlmttKOtl. W eri-OJr-lAv'xiail eiaMt'l JdTStwX WnisKV ITeld at 7ic lu bond. Mini lJotK llekl tlruilv t ril 0). BULK Meats -Imii aud prices uolmual; they can be bought at P.'c and . lj. . . , ... BAeAh-iTjowor- add rnrtMiofcldev l.U; clear sidas 17c: clear rib Itio. LAKD-lIeld rirmlv at hie, but buyers do no. oner uenor man i.s;ic. sf SlWJ" a,ld firm aC laU tr4dl!S v-Oii.s-L1nseed dullnljl 1 G0X.H-11P4 buying. Chicago SarKct. ,By Telegraph. Chicago, Sept. 7W . a-'iilJtl-Qetiiirr-io iloj.7oVrJstii,yif bliruti; extms ai j-to!) Wiikat Quiet, and Lrtln lower; sale of No. 1 at 1 ti,l iKi; and No 2 lit 1 f.i' l clotting nuuiinal at tl, 5i lor-No. 2. Market unchanged tr'i.4 afiernoou. - Corn Active and uusettleiland .'i lower; sties of No. 1 at !XiKc; No. 2 at iny2;a S5jc, and rejected "at tCc; sales since 'Chsnge al Wlc lor No. 1. OAT3-niiit,'-J5tcTr(Wcr, clasmg at 51iS 5L'?mO in ttore. Ryk Less active and 3c lower; sales of No.latJfl 1941 21, and No. 2at tl 10: clos-in-at'l IO for N 0.1. V. , ,.f t, iliiiUwiNica-Quiet aud firm. y.Ki I'ohk Hieady aud quiet; sales at ny an. La an Firm and du!lt ie.,-j- r g- rt biiouLUEas Dull ami uoniAiiat R.ii St. Louis Market. By TIegrapt w y f ss.arjr.'a-pt. 7. ToBA'cro-Offerlngs tb-tlay were principally lor shipping leaf, for which nids were not acceptable, ana the in-irHet was geaevaily lfcoiUng. wtjvjeb4uug doing. Hanp-Uucnanged, at t2 45 for dressed. Flour uull, and buyers ask concessions, which were refused. 'Wiixat Offerings lurgriand the market dull,' but prtees iiof-qiitMaMy lover ; prirtre to lancy red sold at 41 85a2 :w, aud prime to cltolee, Willie at 'tU Vt4 VV-TX,rt oicliauged, at 51 -15.1 .5 for prtrft;To choice. Coax Receipts light, and prices little oats Firm, at-JSa7c. ' Barley t Unchanged, al 81 8032 0) tot Spring.. -.'..iSan-. t V wot-,. " Rva-Heavy and easier, at St 1551 18. Pork Dull, at 29 25; sales or 5o0 barrels at sellers option lor mlle January, at 2i) 0 , and tt tiercea f4iTS at, tli same time for 13Xe. Bacon- irm, but dull; shoulders l"c: clear sides 174 c. Vcw Tork Gold and Stock Market By Telegt5a.l. m i i at WW. Xiat:. Sept. 7. Money Easy at 331 per cent, on call. Sterling steaJy at 9y;. - CoM Closed weak ; opened at 14 1, advanced to 145, tell to 14 1-5, aud ouxtl at 144sJ lil,arKl'Ml.iKkel. .-JoVEttN-sfENT Hnxx'iA Are qniet bnt Isteaoy: coupons of '81, 111-iilllV; d;-2, riirraTf n -nir in. lWiMlWfffTin. 't5. lili; dui rtrrtfiidor4U'7, 1C9; do.btatk iioii s i' irm ; m issouri : new Tennessee eti'irtjtxjji ; oll North Carolina .o: via Wrg?ijJ;;.jtiMii., - I m '-3 Slcniphis Market. By Telegranii.lt ff v llKV&SiSr Sept. 7. Cotton otton 2ac; 'ret'efpiH l7'T)ales; es xports 3 bales. FLorjR-tG 0013 00. jMwS K'Ti.t : si Oats tuic.-HAY-18a20. Bban tJO per ton. Ioes Meal -At SI 31 25. rOBK-SW. I.ARD lilOe, , . . Bacon Dull ; clear sides" ITJc ; fchouldeis 13.S.C LoulsTllle Market. By Teligrapn:raiLXUiTaiJ 5D. 7. TcBACtX Scarce and higher; !ngs!7 50gi SS 50; medium leat I4; manufacturing llait County medium S21 25 KlXICR-Superfine sfl 75r47 03. w heat Red 2 otvaa . -f Corn Sxa)c. Oats I'h50c. -Rye 81 25.1 30. Mess Pohk -S29 00. l.t rd- 1.shc. r ; 'as Bex)N-Shonlders 12e: elear sides 16c.-yv.-iiiiKY uaw, iree, ati '&l 30. irewAbrkUjT uadv.MirRet. By Telagrail.,,! , 4W.aRK, Sept. 7. L, Heavjfc-brpi 8heetlues)ic lower, ajid burg A 4; Auseala 15 ; Pooassel iaj4c;n man C 14Sc ; StarkA lBc; Cohasset 17c ; PeqaoUL A.17cj do R 19c; Lawrence F 14 We: Moss A15c ALUuile lliil4er, .Agawani F )3l4c: Hartford gingJuua-s. steady atJlct Paultia, new gtacrf sei-gKH S5cr Hosiery and all kinds of fancy knit goods In active request, a r , ail kinds o woolen goods adapted for "mens' wear 'and Igdles' cloiti-tug.

New York, F ,pu C. t l-or: Itecf-inls of l"7fiS ban-Ala. fwsh ilUrfffOTO: l.l'Wtveftt R hri,l, li'rinor. omririUt Unit ?d declining; Rales of I.'i -J, l-Jvl'- mt 7 0a ?j lor snperline fi&Tif DWlVcmrii. JH iora So for eocimor. o eUo'co extia; ;iSty 90 lor do. xtra Vsiltiu ;f fclv Wl.li 56 lor gviod lo tlioW tr.l e ; 'wn-at e xtra, SXUl &i lor row. lyrt.aol'e round hoop Ohio:-foxrt lit $hjsib tsommon to fair extra t. I.oci.s; III ij-igUiOO tor good to clio-ce do. : ciohing fitret: Chljforn irt qa et ; nales of 2,S sacks fcrS95(ji ou. . Hv hluir quiet; sales of ii) fcarreia -au 17 ius.it, w. . ,- - . bf,ta4varTef or Ww4ro t t'i a!so sal e-s t)ii7i tmiieis- Hrooldyn at ti W. v hiskv-iuit. huiI uomtnitr: barrels iti lKrd j WT-Jreailpt5:J0,3.K bushels: Spring scarce and firm r W unr dull and ttectlb"SLfu'eSfir T.I C0r bushels t ?' vo Tor new cdVm'4rjrAr rs onMg ; S2 tor rea Ht. Louis :.T57Kr.; ned 'Indiana ! 82 2l for aiaker Mfc.-fAsln t f- 30 tor white Mtchi"Kttii; .1, tji fLr whiti Tennessee; f- i'l lor ery ehoice Smfirr do: tl M for white Keu4UCKV. i ttu U4sih.Ia firmer sa!e4 4 000 bnsliels West cm at ft the letter extreme. . 15 ku j.ev tulet ; sales H,U bushels .Stale to arrive at tujiO , .,.,-.. BARLs.ytMAt.Ti .Purl ; -the reccif U com prise r,aim Diisuem. t'OE . Orielieil lieiivv nml t Inuror mill Jclos be Her; ,ie e,Tort ifiqiriryMs rather iiijitit mmiij ; stills st, Mij iiusneis at, ei ;1 20 for unsound, and $ 2I&122 for sound jniixed estern, and 41 Zi in store, i OATa Receipts, txl.4 1 bushels; market lnli Hint lieavy; sales 40,000 bushels at tifS 7.'t' fori it-w -V'et era at rt. b. .lep.it and adosr, c!os i"i at 71a72c afloat; ohl nominal Sic In a: ore and Kic afloat. Total stock ofju.-vta w :waren-we tsept. 7th: Wheat, ii.i. ins t n-n. i.!Ki niiMiiAisr :! s, 2" bushels ; B l ley, lu tK)0 bushels ; ,M"W- : Peas. lU.wi onshels. tiK'H tuii,-at tf4 lor Ktcgoon, and ii.'i j$llz tor Carolina. - ' . i 'Cwfifii-Hteadv and quiet; sale of 300 usa; Rl eu jwivkte terms. i !!-Active ! 1.1 higher; sales 2,000 ihlCnbaat HH'l( tor rettned grades. j MotAwis-.Steady and quiet. i -Pr. rKUT.Eijw -Firmer, at i.'i7 for crcde .and 3uc for r tiBBtl tnded. . f !4 Hot a- iutetf at :w4e lor new. i Pork Firmer and in talrdemtnd; sales iof I-'jO barrets, atiti tar mess, closing at m.H 60 cah: 2S 87 for old: S23 5321 25 lor prir-feiSrl"vTil-vai tn or prime mess j lrlci.Ort?iHliT jtjjles ot' IU barrel". ! TiCkck Bkef Quiet, at S.'l 0otc.'lf 00 for pr-rne mess; s-u kiu,m for jnuia uiess. iisEF HAMra-oOuii, at !ii::ie. Cut AlEATs St-aiy : sales of 175 packflseo, at Lii'I4c for shoulders: l&cUtfic for liaOil' ii i HI a. m . . k - - . . j Middles Firm and quiet. I Lari U'irmer; sales of 850 tierces, t i'g234c for steam, and 'Ail4mVifi tot ketjif renue ed: also, ,250 tierce of steam, ibuyers of September, at COVc. ' ISUTTEit-tiulet, at Sla8.i for Ohio, and Si4i40ior.iate. ..-,. , . .Cttwit Bltsady, at l''Slo- ' FliiiH.;iiT-i L.lrrpooIv wituout decided ehauge; engatjemeut-i of 4 ,0JJ buiueli of jcM ivt Utuiuwr, t.t ij4c. 'Euruseaaariret. ;y t ab:e. J.ondo, s 'iOSD0,v, Sept. 7 p. M. Fkankj tiKT, Sept. 5 Kve. P,osns-75'i37i;i. iioS.LV flour: e 'dit:i:'"ivntiis 70 francs 55 cent tin .... r , . . . J3i?Tlu .iilkiipooL, Bept. 4-5 i. x. Ootto.v Clo?.el .a.sl. i- at the fol!..wlng pdce: Mlddiffjg ; np'auUs lOJfd; do." Or;leans lid ; sales ot 10,CtK) bales. I'.i'.a.nsTCfjn U,nrbanfi-,d. r . ; , . PUdV isi on's l.ai d 'flnii'at 70s. " SHY A) V LllTlSSH E. TS. cU. C C0LLKGK. , THE 1'tM. TKltM or Umo CtrifHtiai CoLit-rriR wl'l commence 1IV.m--TnfH"yfun3 nnfl flonrlhin InstPutton Is now piX'i-ai'U'l to vcmpctu wltti any Cd Ic'K'l Of CAiVrlit.V ill in West. Its enlioniiii nf tun. I bu.s len in. read t more than lm,K ii ami ki Faculty hns been appoint ed t rmimerflnljinti Music departments bavc been u.M. d, ench uuder the care ol a competent nijd experienced teacher; aud every facility provided lor doing first- las work. t ViiD!4 geutlemcu and ladles, from far and uuur, may rejit u-oturtd that 00 bf-lter npmtri.iniily to- yh riiui ng an Al'ADKMlC, Bl'slS K-,sCJF:STlFlC, or CI.AHHICA 1. KIUUAl'J,tNrau br liiumt 111 the Vet tfiatr-riM 4w 1 fcrnl-fmd t Alerom. . For tinUier lnioriiiatlou send mr a'c'.iculairj. Aulrmis-ituer m tbn nnders'neil. . TIIOM.- IIOUMK-, 1 opulent. , "THOMAS KKlIINS, Hi crctarv. ir-tn. Indiana, i-ept. 1. ISii.-i. 1 llw. WJt . GRAPES h GRAPES! -GRAPES ! Klvl"'"i)-tOXS.-Plt' PtflT.VD, rltlXH IKM THE VIi:YAIl ftK-fy morning during the neason, at ."It .Htl'lS A WILLIAM.-S'H r r r4 f - ' Ydrk M 11 rket , . . tftvA -1 t) ew.bird and L-ocnsnrttM. 0Oi Cfiransr's Inquest, No. 45, ". pAKCLK, wuiMlHiy wan foumi at li.s iesidunce, on ,secoud Avenue, between IFiftn and Hixt ft- streets, In the city of Kvansylile. V"UJe.jbms5h County, State of In i.-ml.nii ' li liar of Hent.emUer, IStiS. 'i be ju-y, eing duly fcworii, lind Horn the evidence Vi kl ttie ilxceso.l came to his dUh by apoplexy of t!i bruin. At the trrle of IrN xleutn ne v.s about 5 y e irs of br;; 6 fnct higfr; trlien found, be wits laid VuiUwn' tf bsd, Notnt'sf ?oniv n body, fc " ' ' .:; . MAMUhli P. HAVLIN, w3t Cni-bnti VudeibnrgU County. 'J -r j.il DEVO.U & CO 5IPAS Yf ,' 63 aud S3 Pearl Stri-et. CINCINNAT,', OHIO, Offor all the new stv.es of irti.t -a JatUers.Vel vta. Flower. Lace, Ornajsj.n , n j Meats, Bonnet", etc; . taMls"nnl- fisfle, Hats in La Grange, w ltLtla. Patntnde, Lisbon, Gtpsey, Aberfteu. r"lanctiette, nltana, aud all the iNewest Snajn-sas they appear. OrJe'rs profnptly and faithfully filled, eei (iu , - - . . 'CAMPAIGN, NOTICE LAN?HEAR 5 MITCHELL. -i-We are-now Tendy for the ii cS: I liter Trade With dNE'OF THE VERY LARGEST - '. (li'.rot the largest) STOCKS of s AXD BOIS' Htits ' 'xnrl , Caps, y vX45fIESV 'ASp . M I SS KS TgbllkED,f3ATS ; : iVitt ana SHAKER HOODS, (t.!' :I r r.r -.,,.; j C" ' - - .-. in'the S(ate.Q Indiana; and as it is to tho Interest ofVvery wei ehaut to have a large assortment lo select from, let no one fail to yiTO ne ficnll, as we are In diied. coinPfetltiou ,.witu Ciuciuuall, Louisville. St. LoutH-, arid Chicago. - . i '- - .- -: - ' CUiP PRICES :: WILL A LWAYS BE L0V3V Xt.'l'll J- Come every ouo ! Plenty of goods for all. LANPHEAR & MITCHELL, No. 2S NoriU First Street, ' EVANS villi:. :j .-.i-i . . ' , We will have a large lot of Calendars for our customers by tlie middle of September. Comtfand get one. , auSl uJui

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T&MBEIT 8, 1868. : ; :7 " , 1

FOR REMT-BAJSEMKST TU base--ment of the Cumberland Hresy.vlerisfi (Jiiarch, corner of !mutl aud VheHtnut

place tor teaehlntr JSutic or ltraw'na

J'ukinting. Also, a kooJ mini (tir HO dJir, laqulreof aLVAU .rOlf(U., ' au-Aidtr Keal Instate Agent.

WAHTED, i TTTASfrED-()UA RKY.MKN AND ir hi.abki.mm-ia quarryoien an J Boabbler waateel at tho Graltou K1M liuarrie, uraiton, jlllnois. ttady eiu-I'ioj-menl' and eood nraires. Ijirm rhJ commodious boarding-houses, belonging to tu Company, ar situated : near the. quarries. AddrmsMiLAS KAKRINUI'ON, Craflon, Illinois, or U W. H. WRIUllT, iI4 Commercial Alley, Kt. IouW, Mo, an'Ai d2w . TOU SAI4E. 2OB SALE AT.Al'CriO.ViVtlaable Baainess Prejierty. Flv valuable Business Lots, on and near the corner of Water and Locut Streeu. Will be sold at auction, on SATURDAY. BEPf. 26i-u, lilS, ! At 2 o'clock P.M., at the Coort-houso, If s No. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6, in hauklltt's snlidivision of part of Lot No 9, of the Old. Plan ofthecuyof Cvansvltle. ; a , -:i i ., , Lot No. I his J35 fee-t front by 90 feet deep; Lot No. 2 has 2;ili feel front by to feet: Lots Nos 8,4, and ;i hve 10 feet front by 47 feet deep. Tne above described property will to sold without reserve, .; Terms One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with li per cent, interest seemed by mortgage ou i Ue int-mlaes. For particulars Inquire of J. P. KLLIOTT SON, ' ,;' ' Ileal Kstata Agent, i. i , : Kvansvtlle, ind. Elliott k Co., Auctioneers. se8 dtd House and Lot for Sale. HE. J raoval irom the city, 1 offer lor sale my House and Lot, containing five rooms, cellar, cistern, and stable, ail rin. tip-top order; good as new. inquire on the premises, .",''. ' 10tH St. bet Vine and SvcaTnon. I will give a bargain to any na wishing to bay a good Dwelling House. P12W D. SCHWANER. House and Lot for Sale.', t ' . trIIE VEBT DESHtAELE I.OT, V Northeast corner of 7 :!..' Second and Division ' Streets,, ; Fronting seveoly-ave i leet ou , Seoond Street, together wita ihe new twostory frame house. For terms, Ac, apply to , . THOMAS E. GARVIN, , Third Street: '. or C.CLEMENT, sepl tf 22 and 24 First Streef . FO SAEK-VEtiY DESIRABLE REtslDENclS On account of a contemplated change In business and location, I intend ini-eit my nt-ldence, corner Klghtlt and Vine Streets. Tte lot baa a trout ol 150 leet on fclgbtli Street, aud tiie part which is now a finely appointed garden can. If desired, be used for building uud sold separately. Ti e bouse contains edghl looms, and the pluco Is well supplied with cisterns and out-houses, all In tho best of order and repair. Ha Id property, tf uot sold at piivHti sale previous to the 2th of September, lf, will on that day be otTcred at pu bin; auction. .Term made known cm. day of cale. , . ... 1-or further in formal iou and Inspection" of Ihe property apply on I ho premises, to w3dul KOltERT . ItUSlO. Residence and Farm for Sala. THE Iti:sHii:,(i; of the lato l)i' Thomas Runcie will be sid al pflVate saio. Said fnnn contains 100 acres, wilu-impi-oveiiieutti. It Is about one mile frem Ingje's Station, ou the K. A C. U. R., and ten miles Irom this uitv. For further tmrtleulars apply at lr; K. T. Hiiitcte's oirtee. Mo. 22 First Street, Kvansvllle. ,r Jy3ll,. F0K SALR AND FOR KENT. rl (f :KAS UFII.D1N44 AVV m.3J Dwelliiig Houses, and Farina,,,.; Ten tnousand nci-es of Punning Laud. I buy and sell Keal Ksf ate. AliVAH JOIINHON, , :, ; ; Real J-UtaUj Agent,.-. Third Slrert, Uvawoile, Jndiana dec22 tf BOARDING On Second ' Street, between Sycamore and vine. In the house lately oicupled by Mr. Win. Buc. Three large furnished looms, suitable lor faunllteK. Day boarders wante '. au22 dlf MRS. C. A. FULLER'. RAILROAD H00SE, Generally known as the OLD BULL'S HKAD. This pleasant situation Is now open for the accommodation of bourdeis, uuder the direction of Mil. aud Ml In. R. G. iOSUK The street cars will be found convenient, running lo and Irom the premises every ten minutes. One oi two small families can be accommodated. P.S. Large and good accommodation for stock. , (may28 dim BUA8Dli(,-Mrs. D. Carter has, removed to Mr. John Hewson's large nouse, ou uivtsiou street, between secoud and Third, and Is ready lo receive as many day boarders as will wive' her a call. She also has five or six good romu to let. may 13 041 MKS. D. CARTER. U4HIINCI BT THE DAY OK AM WEE EEK. at MRS. E. M. BURNSU, So. 12 Second Bt,, bet. Main and LocukI Streets, Evansville, Ind. A few more lodgers and quite a number of day boarders can still be accommoda ted. MRS. E. M. BURNS. mar2tf Xlie Mt Auburn " YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE Will open IU TweDty-flfth Session SEP TEJ1BER 15 tu. ' Its Board of Instructors, and lscllitles for a thorough coarse of education, axe unrivaled by any similar school in the uonniry For catalogues or information address - I. H. WHITK. -' 25 West Fourth Stieet, ' au22dlm . Cincinnati, Ohio. ; D. A. Clarke, Memphis. Tean. , J. B. Druby. late of CartmeU k Drary. : CLASH k 1KUIIY, (Successors to Cartmell Drnry ) . . . ; Proelubo oml General COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 210 mOST ftiTItEKT, ' ,: Ret- Washington and Adams, MEM I'll IS, TKNN. By permission wo refer to Brandels A Crawtord, Louisville, Ky.; Barum A Pool, Cincinnati, Ohio; L, KuflnT, Jr., Co.. Kvansvllie, Ind.: Hayliuil A Whitlaker, Evansvllie, Ind.; Cole Brothers, Ht. Lon, criaries T. llinde. Cairo, 111.; tf. W. Siaith President People's Bank, Memphis, Tenn.: W. H.Cherry, President MeiclianLs' National Bank, Memphis, Tenn.; Clarke, Kly A Co., Memphis, Tenn.; Newl Ford Co., Memphis, Tenn Stiattou, Gcyr S Co., Memphis, Tenn, - tel dl. Fresh Oysters! T AVIV II 1 ' V V Frcsii Oysters I APPOIXTEn sole XS. Amnu for Piatt A Co.'s celebrated Baltimore Oysters, we will be prepared to furnish Hotels. Kalooas, Steamboats, and Families with a good article al as low figures as any house in the city. VICKERY BROS., 73 Main Bt. fllerchant Tailor. Can be found at NO. 8. CHANDLER'S BLOCK ap21Sni (VI-l'rAIRS.)J

ESTABtTSHED. 183ll

HYSXCrANS.

K. n. !I. HABVEI, : ROOM No. 1. WALKERS BOltDlNO Corner Msm ad TnlrJ

antt, ! VPKC ilcntri-l 0 to 12; to 6: J Ul a. Devotes lils time exclusively . Diseases ?t ti, IfZ n corner or Tntid aud Wain... u.""1.1 " hit Hi CHr Coouail luaiaUr, iti rk 1 .y. , PpoA lie-rlmle tri Iwnoni .' : from H H .it '.Wk Ai " ' uo ",rt Jlu rf. at. luialsu.itu ARTHUR tDOK. CH AS. JKNKilKS. , , Aew stoic and TIu Uoiut Xo. 81 Haiti Street, Aext Door to the !,! 11-.. .. I. .. V "iu nasuiugiuu iiuiei. milt IDEKHIUNED have opened mmm nr, niuci, aou Will KGep .,u u.iki uKumi assortment ol niuiiunnir ami i in ware. Mantles. Grates, Summer Frouts, Presse d Wurf.ilo. which they will sed to iho trade al The li t i 1 r" K" we re prepare! to da a,uu. wijo.i wors huu repairing at ..rvuiiw 11 :u iow raT.es. .orders solicit. je.Mm - FAJNDKR, JOHN IVINS0N, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Strain and Cas-ripc Fitter, ' I i.- .. . Y. u i !v -.'T manufacturer and Dealer t in . Steam and aier uauges, rspetu r aua lUbbltt . Metal, and all Articles sp perr taiuing to a Brass Foundry. . BTX1MB0AT AND GE.VECAL BLACK- ! vJi ,-.':i-:83IItHI3rfl.i ; Water Street, bet. Pine and Leet. I f' f EVANSVrLLE, IND. !-:!"" " " .' 1 V: ? il,..:; ...ill Cash paid for old Copper and Brass j . ROBERT SMITH,''-1 ' u: XJ tx 1 r- t n k o r, v MAIN STREET, beC F6hrtb and Fifth i v ,'A ' fc-VAhsVILL, Ikd., Has Just reeelved a new Hearse; the flnest eyer In the city. A Urge assortment .of Metallic Cases, Caskets, ana Coftius kept oooMtantly on hand, t-1 i JwVdin, BATHd! BATH3I f TirE NEW RATlrrXO R4I4.HS AX apparatus at the Crescent City Sprlt gs are now comnlete. and visitors -un iiv ild. Warm, aud Shower Baths, at any lime, day or night. Pric Wt tents a single bath ; tunt doaen ti .kets f.r tj. ; tau25dlin XJ.-. Olttlnra A-fout. Also,' RK A L EST A T R and CpLLECTlN .. -i AGENT. . . i. Ofllce on Main slreet, bet ween Third anc Fourth, No. itiji (over JCeUr'.41a rvore), Ka'uviU Imi. , eplu'Wi 8LEMDALE ' FEMALE COLLEGE, FIFTEEN. WILTS' NORTH OP Ctr. ''" rriHK J men 7j7dr SEXr TEK5I WIM, C4tnence ou Tlf EMDA V, Skit. 15tlf. li;8. er thessme sointial sUDnrmtetidence for ttie last twelve years, with beiiuutul mirrotindfn'jri, a remarknbly beu'thy anl acoesnlbie location. thoroiigH culiure 4u both solid and ornamental brauches, aud increasing patronsije and usotulnesH. Permoum in(reted are re.-iH"ctlully relirel fo Its numerous pntroos uud scholars -at. lerel Ihrouifu all the Northwestern Stales. For ''Ciiialogues and oilier information", address RE . U D. POTT EH, President, Gleudale.oluo. , (se2 a;Ji eod.wft .. 77"" i .Warnlcg:. XTrT-IIEUEA.S, MV W I FE. ill All 11,4 W W 1'et 4Mtr, 4iMt44t wy bed and boiird wlltiout Ju.-it cause or provoctilion, all porsoits are hereby -toi bidden -lo irust heron my account, as I will pay no debts contracted by her alter I his ciate. ' ' .; f -. HAKTIX UAXKli. Sept. 1st, IStiS.'. se-JdJi MRS. C. BELL ' WILL KK-OI'K.V II Kit KCllOOI. ou MUNi. AY; SfprKMiif u 7ri-, In tlie basement ot tho Cumberland Presbyterian Chuixh. an22iMw 1 AX INVALUABLE ' MEDICINE FOR Purifying of tho Blood. DC. J. W. rOUXD'S BCmriQr3 Doctor, - A Positive Remedy for all kinds . . ;. : of Humors, , , Scrofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbuncles . and Bolls, Ulcers, and all Obstinate Affections of the Skin, Inflammatory ' orChrouic RheumatlKin. Files Chronic Dlarrhcea. Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint of the System ; Dyspepsia, and ' those Affections originating In the De. rangement of lne Digestive Organ, lz.. Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and rfervous Affections, Headache, Langour, and Depression of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Constipation: ' - TlilN KXCKLLtiyT' MEDKISAt Compound was first piepared by Dr. J. VV. POLAND. In 1847, ami was theu employed with great success in expelllug houiors iroin the blood; but in lh4 a medical friend, who was quite celebrated as a physician,-especially in the treatment of humors, suggested some important mproT meuls, wliich were adopted, and which has made it (so the people say) tho very best remedy for all kinds of tiuniorn known to "the faculty." . , This preparation is composed entirety of vegetables, among widen are rtarsaparitla, YeJiow Dock, Nobie Pine. MaudraKe, and Bloodroot. - "W'lien the or!rr.stor lived In ?-ew -Hampshire, at. tiutMuwa Centre, lor tne space of thirty or lorty laiiot around, and was well known and niBhly valued lor the titinierons and woodenul cures which it eSectcd. Thouah manufactured ill laige iuantit ies. the kuppiy was iieqiaun j tiauHld. iiuu pnrcui users bad to wall lot more to bo idade. In that region, some very severe cases ..f FryMeb.K were treat. J ed wiUi-aiul they werf cured ! KrjflpolRS 1 sores, or earbuncIeH-th.me tily, palulid j i,.(.rB entirely reitmveu wnercver this imiicine was iaithmlly us-d. Ho it wnswith Heiofuia nud Salt Hlieum. The Humor Doctor cared Ui?in. It Is free Irom any dangerous drags. Is nleasant to the taste, sate, yet sure aud effective lu its action. . , .-.!, Prepared at the l NEW KSOIkANIK JIOTAMC DlirOT, nd for sale by all dealers In medicine. ; C DAMON fc 4X1., Proprietors. ; ; CLOUD & AKIN, - : . ; Wltolcsale Agrnts. For sale at retail by all druggists. feai'tadtr - - I . OIJ.BEKT cpVrRirr Stre f. k tin ill NOHTK I11HT BTKltH s, aud as many o.!rLiueiit m Jt - thi lowest market prices. - -Aienu for Start ord kills (Alabama) Cotton Yarns, at niauniacturera' prices. We will give special inducements Ut all thriss . ..JTi-.du Iiiiiu ouvmv ------- .

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PART I. 1- o2beV"0,'ClJ,':,, V,'turi...,h:vafwvl!: Yr'"? nry Addro........ ...Co'oneJ H;by. id' Frauee-iV.j . ISI. Table.,,. it xatur!c? m-5' Ti,i.itu. a.ilo'r??.- " MajricMirrr.r . Kv8. Ascend,,,,, iKrZ. ...Tabieuu. MUSIC , : : part ii. 1. Overture Martha Floin f.vansvllle Orcbasm. Z. Trial of KtTle iMuis .... Tal a. The .Mothered the Grirai lean, iableau. .....V.J(ti. .Tabieiii. 4. Rosy Moru Tableau. 6. Overture NabucaJoutvii. Kvansvllie Orchestrs. The Iienarture of H,.nr 7. Statuary -....Tableau. PAUL AND VIRGINIA, TIIK TflREE GRACES. 8. Espousal of the Sea....Tabieau. A: "TRADITION ( J0P :VNICE." -if? MUATC. AdmlsKloa Drews Clrelo and I'srqnetfe 51 Family Circle . ,.(Ku oauery .Colored Kwxeu Colored Gallery.. "5 -' '.ZZ'.?. ""ic. ii Reserved Heats 21c extra; lo bo ha.t only at the Ticket Ofllce. 4r-ThaTickelOiHco will be open from 11 A.U. to 3 I'.kf. on Tties.lay and Weilnesay. ,!H . t O RA JI O 17 S R. t J. A' El VTO.V i OT'J I J M, LESSEE AND MAN AO Kit. Th, rwrrw'iiYiif TllMPLi: OF i for tin- rii?n!itr ART will U ojvnr DJi4 -11 TI C SI' A SOX SKPTK.MBKU It, ISfiX. Thr CORI'S DRAMA TloVi:, otft '-of the best fit he Wvaern ('nuiii';, Ij . ".' ' ; 1 ' hot ban seh'Xhd frutii On' prlwijial METROPOLITAN THE A THUS . i. of NE IV 1 ORK, JiOSTOX, CHICAGO, aud HT. LOUIS, nnd ;,HEi ft of . j . . ' . 20 MEMBERS, Acl.ioichdgcd lylmth iVs mid Public in be - ' ' ABTISTS OF - EXCELLENCE I JtST OBSERVE I LA TEST L OX I) ON NEW TORE NOVELTIES d he produced in RAPID SUCCESSION, ail cvry care ici U be dhplayed in mailers f-f SCENERY, COSTUME PROPERTIED and MECHANICAL EFFECTS, to which t nd the service of the BEST ARTISTS have, ban srcnnl ut a OR EAT COST. Remember ULe i lnmtgurainu. of he ., . Dramatic. Seatou, ' I ; ... - , I -jilt. . '; ;t : Monday; September 14, 1868. J tt t fit dn,i ' , :n, itoHCt1uat awl unU OKI. .tt,)L ARCHITECTS. Z AiiLE & cla'rke, Architects & Snperlnter.f.ents. riffl ce Crescent 'City "TJnlldltis. s,-o.id floor- euU ace No. ;t -Mam MUysl.. llu uJ "lall'ons liimwiwl n reancnhl" rerun.. s w- d'.t. " " H. MORSDJNA :" i'ARCIIITECT. fllce No. S CHANDLER'S BUILDIN J - j Corner First and Locust Htre a. Kvansvllie, Ind. Mr Plana and specifications foraJl k I in is of bv.tldlng lurmsned at short noti aud on reasonable term. -fniclil i d.'hu o. n. RtJir, STEAT.IBOAT AGE IJT, Special Agent for tae Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, Kiy2l-tl i:vAavlia.i.. Ij".