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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YoEk in 20 Isours
BOSTON in 341, Hours:
BUFFALO in Horrs:
DUNKIRk in Is Hours;
CLEyELA>p in aL Hours;
BY THE
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route


Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route
JELf GrIT oTTs MFAMl @
ork and Boston; to Baao Albany New YORK and Boston
:. Buhslo Niagara Fsns New York Boston. Montreal
Tss:ens BY hi; toate breakfast a. caonn. andain
the next day in Nss T,ssrs YSsr b,uv TRAIN.
NEW ARRANG EMENT
First Train Railroad Lightning Express. at O'Clock A
lSSis Ba%ors aad New Tesf sse's
Al any. New York. Boston. &c. &c.
secosd TrainLake Steamboat Express at 7K oclosk A
Tt the nasaiseeat Low Fr,ssure Steam
QUEEN OF THE WE ES............... Capt Mcbride;
FARE As CHEAP As ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Through Cleveland Buaao. landing ten
hours and making certain connection th the train
York Boston &s from Iewisto~ to Montreai onssec Se
This train also make; Srsi1s to Rt.ssqrg
Boston. Niagara Falls. &c. dc.
Third Train-Raroad Evening Express at O'Clock P.
Pittsburgh Bsimre Philadelpha and New York Cleve
Falls Albany. New York. Bosom '.sl &e. &C. ' s'''
The The only route landing passeosersin Cleveland.
T pSat %aM 'ns IS Rs oSf sH
81 Be sure and procure your Tickets via Columbus.
fo Dunkirk New York aud checked g
The Dep route and Lake Shore Railroad a. Cleye
the same. f..
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And for all information please apply the old established
Geaer Railroad Office. in three story yellow building
Southeast corner Of Broadway and Front streets directly
Posite the House. Railroad Hotel
iag the Eastern Little Miami Depot Front
p. w. SrRApER Ticket and General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
Will call for passengers any part city by leaving
directions the south east corner Of
aad Front directly ritter bank.
ey27 la j. II. HOW ELL, Conductor.
DIR. j. G. BURCH, Dentist,
requests those in him for profess
y aonal services. to forward and settle; and would
inform those who desire such operations in future that there
are NO failures when shey paid for. mysl-u
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large assortment Of WrLpERs PATENT SALaMArpER
SAFEs, with Rich's Improvement for safe by
STEARNS IL MARVIN,
-. Successors to Rich a. Col
146 WATER STREET. N. Y.
The only Makers of aamander Safes. combining VIII
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole PropretOrs Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
keyhole. ALLIS 81 H0WES,
myg-u Agents at Evansville.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making Iirect Connection
BY THE
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.

VIA
COLUMBUS. To PITTS PHILADELPHIA BAL
TIM0RE AND NEW YORK,
Atsix o'cloek A. NJ and i've O'Clock p. NJ and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS BURGH.
At six O'Clock A M and seven -andahalf clock A. NJ.
and 1--WE o clock Z. M.
az FARE REDUCEDl
Cincinnati TO Phil.de phiA
Cineinnati 20 ISanore Ia
Cincinnati to New York via Philadelphia ......l6
cincinnati Pittsburgh (ront
Time Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh - hours
Time Cincinnati to iladelpha.. hours
Tine C,nelnn1u to Ba@ore.. ..so1a no. RS
Little Miami Railro Crstne
arrive at Pittsburgh clock p. NJ ami make direct
necon Pttsbursh wit train to Philadelphia and Bat
more connecting Philadelphia with Train NewJerey Rail-
road to New York. 81.
tang the eantifu daylight, for Phil
pha ard Baltimore; connecting with
clock A NJ Mail Train via kenDgon and New Jersey Rail-
road to New York.
Passengers by clock Evening Expiess Little Miami Rail
roa make direct connection Pittsburgh with Fast
Philadelphia and Baltimore connecting fhila-
Idelphia with Trai New jersey Railroad to New York.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Dept at Cincinnati
s- FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And for all please apply at the old established
Broadwa, Front directly opposite the
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat Landing the
Eastern (Little MiamiD Depot. East Front street.
NM. ii. CLEMENTS. Superintendent
p. W. SrRADER. Ticket and General Agent.
THr OMNIBUS LINE
Will call for passenger, in Of the city leaving d.
southeast Broad
Front. directly river bank
ey2s j. III. HOWELL. Conductor.
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NNGHAMS.- .. -r.
N 2Dcases Manchester Gnghams.
20 Carlisle plaid - t.-4 Ir
p Plaid Gfnghams. oil colors.
Is % black sna white Gnghams. oil colors.
10 {" plain blsck 20 .-I
10 Chambray %
Second Mourning Ginghaus oil colors. direct i'm
portation, hand and for sale BY -
JAMES Low 4 co.
aug29 AIS Main ST.. Louisville Ky.
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u4ROWN DOMEsT1CS-
ID bales diuerent brands.
IS bales Sea Island Cotton.
no bales Osnahurg Cotton.
he bales brown Drilling.
SO bales blue Drilling received and for sale by
JAMES Low a. CO..
aug29 AIS Main st.. Louisville Ky
MUSLIN EELAINE- IN
M English. French and American Delaine; CASH
u erets plain and fancy or hand and for sale by
j. MES LOW K CO.
ausSe 4lS Main St. Louisville. Ky.
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.1OuRNAL JOB OFFICE.

,JOt RNAL JOD OF lOE
We invite The attention Of the public to our superior
Saces for ng jon WORK of all kinds with neatness
dispatch and cheapness. Our sock OF JOB fapeir,s,
cards cc constantly receiving new additions while
we have the lat styles Of Types, Borders &c. &C. or
work Nc up this suit any order. Wehave IN use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS.
nv which we ara enabled to do work cheap, fast ana
good. We have also ordered
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS.
for the execution small and ne work In an elegant
,,anner These wh other facilities and line assort
,nent Of types enable to defy competition. Wehase
lso as tine c~y
m. there s in the country and the only one 10
v,psvije by which enabled to do all kinds oi
RULED BLANK WORK
a, the neatest style Orders either by letter or In per
SON are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
for HandbilIs Bills Iajing, &c. &c The wors VIII DC
executed and sent home prompiy and charges reason
able. -, ,.,o,,, Il, many
T;1Aswe have reduced our prices lately IN many
kinds Of work. while the prices OF material anu ,aoo
nave gone up our terms for Job Work are invarao'y
Cash ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
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FIRE IN DANSvILLE, N. Y.

DaSsyILLE, April 10, 1854.
Messrs. STEsRSs Il MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. IL contained all our books and
papers which came out in good order The Safe. from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted our
all in 1t. Very respectfully, yours, 5-l
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CHARITIES ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS

-. :. NEW OBLEAss, April ~, 1854.
we have abundant reason 10 recon nerd kich's Saa-
mander Safe as emihenty reproo since had an ex-
celleBt opportunity the 5th February last testing
one of that description, which purchased several
years since of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store No 81
Cbartres street, with entire stock hats
&c, was burned on the morning Of that day, subectng
our safe 70 very intense heat during hours vet
saved all its contents. comprising bank notes ana
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bills receiv
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in our
books Tor 10 ty thousand dollars As said Safe only
one hundred and TIA collars, we risk nothing in pro-
nouncng Il the cheapest article we purchs sed.
ALERRT d TRlCO.
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION,
s SAlE AN Id PIE Ill RO0X 1 u

THOMAS CONYNGTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER Ann
STATIONER
OULDrespe' 'tfully inform his friends and the pub
w TIC generally that having purchased OF Messrs.
Rathbone IL Wheeler. their entire stock of BooIs a.
Stationery he has owed his Book Store to the stan
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to
oner to bis customers larger and better assortme MT
than has ever before been brought to this MARKET
sisfng In part Of Miscellaneous, School, Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Paper, az Foreign d Fancy Stationery of ain
kinds All ofwhich will be Sold Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices, fact TO which he would call the
attention ofcounry merchants, dealers teachers and
Others being confident he can make 1t to their interest
10 purchase oi niin- aug 25-u
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BUSIN ESS CARDS.

BUSIN ESS CARDS.
LANES '. rAExrrr
LOCKHAKT a. PARKErT,
At LAW EXANsyY.Ei ND I:,.
together practice Law and
wl promptly attend any business line 81 their
the State and Federal Courts 3 /.
Once Fourth street. between Main and Sycamore
THOMAS GRANT. JOHN W. HENSON.
NEW WESTERN
FEED AND AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE.
T. GRANT & CO.,
<ALERs FEED. rARM AND GARDEN
SEEDS, AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENTS,
Main street, beio1 the Canal Bridge, EoaHsoie, Ind
novle-tf
STANLEY NJ WARNER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. e.
GENERAL coLLEcTIso and RB,L rsTATE AGENT.
Office in Brays Block, over Post Office,
myI9-Iy EraHseilte, Ind.
X. sArEMN. 1854. Z. YALLrs
BATEMAN, FALLS & CO.,
COMMISSION NE. CHANTS AND GENERAL vORwARDERs,
BY CANAL, RIVER AND RAILROAD,
No. a5 Canal, between Main and Sycamore sts South
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Messr'' N,srs, c ssAsEs 4sDssws cS g. wmrr cinSinr
{" ALLis & HowEs, Evansville.
IT r Particular atteRtion given to shipments by Canal
to WABASH VALLEY AND TOLEDO. lfeb23 i'm.
LORD Il BROWN,
SIS CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
(4th Door beiop the Poet OEee)
Offer their large and we'll selected stock Of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Which is complete in every department: at per cent
above invoice cost, FOR CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increased and
many styles will be OF their Importation and those
who favor them with a call will be readily convinced
that there is great saving 10 buyers from this system
Merchants from all parts OF the country invited to
call and compare prices with those OF any other house
in the market. [febI6-u
II. O. wHEEiER L.. ROBINSON
WHEELER & ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
(Succe.sors to Ingle, Wheeler & lglehart)
General Lao and Collecting Agency, eoraer Main and
First sts., EUaRsoiIie, Ind.
feb9-iy
ASA IGLEHART,
ATTORNEY Law AND aE,L ESTATE AGENT,
Successor Inge, Wheeler Iglehar in Real Estate
Agencies)
Will practice Law In the Circuit Courts Of
and the adjoining countless Oce the Canal Bank.
Evansville, La. 'ebi4ly
NORRIS y. JOHNSON,
At
Office First street, Main and Locust Streets
jan24-ly EgaRspiHs Ia.
.sAAc HEIMAss. DAv
LAD. HEIMaNN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
GROCERIES & PRODUCE,
QuEESswAgE, LIQUORS, &c, &c, MAIN STREET,
DOORS ABOVE SECOND, EVANSVILLE, IsD.
jan3l
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A. kURTZ, =,
"HOLES ALE AND RETAIL LCoNFECTlONER
wv and Manufa kinds Of Candies. Cakes Cor
dlas Preserves Jees &. &c First street. between Main
and Locast streets Evansville. Ind.
A0rd-rs from families private parties for arcles In
his business nded at the sh notice.
ICE CREAM SALO0Nis fitted in the best style.
jeE-tf
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LEWIS. RosT. 9. HOWARD.
LEWIS a. HOWARD,
EORW AKDING AND COMMISSION MER
u CHANTS. Evansville. lad. Wharf boat the River
Canal Personal aud prompt attention all
Consgaments. either sale shipment.
Eyaa, uns IS.
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| au.ss 4ls Main St. Louisville Ky.
fancy Prirs. Apsrs.n P,.S sa;a and English
q :. black and white " :. " :.
| Is I" blue and white g
20 ." blue and orange % |e-.
ruby Rs1 English :Gi Prints. reed and for ,.issy
augD AIS Main ST.. Louisville. KY
II Prints 20 saabec Black Grey suabee
'0'' D'''A 'A manu- anu w. '''' y JAS. Low CO..
aug23 Alb Main st Louisville. Ky.
French MerinO; 2Oo pieces English MerinOs. direct i'm
pOrtation. on hand and for sale by. our =. co
sept AIS Main s:.. Louisville Ky
M S2m IUsTRE-2,oo pieces assorted qualities; 800
pieces wored Serge direct W On Sn1a ana
|, SEPT AIS Nam ST.. Louisville. Ky.
MUSLIN DE LAINE.-2so English French and
ia for sale by JAMES Low i CO.
| SEPT AIS Main ST.. Louisville. KY.
On S.sd. and for sale BY JAS Low CO..
augsa AIS Main St.. Louisville. Ky.
DRiNTED vELvETs.-s easss Printed yslvst,; direct
ap'r'A'0n sale .,sM.n st.. EoSi.Ss, o Ky.
uEANs-l case super shamokn blue Jeans reed this day
e2o All Main street. Louisville. Ky.
IAssIMERE- pieces black Cashmere reed this day
w and ''' safe Jas Low CO., 4r7 Main ST. Lou. Ky.
S,UsPENDERS.-5O doE Gum suspeaders reed this dsy
Y ana Tor sale by JAS. LOW Il CO..
aug9 4Is Main ST. Louisville. Ky.
HyI.ORENCE sILK.-i ease assorted Florence Silk.
4 purple ue and white coOred req this day ana Tor
sale by JAS LoW a. w..
aurs 4IS Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
QDOPIlNS rs silk an4 Cotton Poplius direct i'm
II norted and for sale By JAS. Low 4 CO..
aug9 4lS Main Sc. LOUISVILLE NY.
NUNGHAM AMs.-2 cases glazed super black; do rs inch
II amhr 4 do Name iBaha
styles by hand and tor sale by
JAS. Low Co.,
aug9 4ls Main St Louisville. Ky.
vuUsIISS-2 cages new styled Mvsn de Laine direct
Ivx imuorteI and for sale by JAS. LOW A. CO,
angs AIS Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
UEANs.-I case Carled Jeans; do Blue and White,
s'''''''' ''' '- way anu JAS. Low CO.,
aus9 4lS Main st,, Louisville. Ky.
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TyEAS-2 Chest Choice Imperial;
L I2 Caddies Extra Fine Imperial;
- 2ore. do do;
Chest Choice Gunpowder;
~ Caddies Extra Fine Guhpowderj
do do Young Hyson;
yu., ,.c.,ved At e2s COOKS.
\ upORTE MONIES. Money Belts. Flower Vases and WORK
Baskes for sale at e2 A. @. PUSEEE'S.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

/; ! 4 4 B I.I J ! {
isq'r i5oI a,jo a25 4oo $50 7.oo 500 1000 1890
s5OI 4oO 500 ool 7,a5 $50 1850 a 90 ~ oO
ssq'rss5OI 45o $50 $50 $50 1000 1900 lsuo $500
4sq'rs45O $50 $50 $50 9.75 iI-5o $50 ~ 90 3oo
sq'rs Sol 650 7,s5 800 100 1900 800 800 a5 0
sq'rs 5O s5 soo $50 Il. .s5 l.5o go so 1910 .o,o
7sq'rs7.5O s25 s75 9.s5 1850 1890 1900 $500 45Uo
ssqTss5oI es5 sa lo,s5 AS II so 3s 90 50 %
One square, insertion Sc
each additional insertion. .................. loc
changeable weekly. per annum...- SO o
Forl.rxe .pace or less ses prorortonae discount
Standing Cards making lines less eight dollars per
annum.
Advertisements in form special loaded notices. double
price.
Editorial business notices. except introducing new adver
tsers. cents per line. -
s and IS cts week addi-
tiOnal for all time two weeks from election
Iarye Cuts charged double the dimensions ofvpe
inside charged Is per cent over
regular rates.
Marriages Deaths and Religious notices published news
without charge.
t charged till ordered out
The privilege Of yearly advertising hrms does NOT
that Of individual members
ordering delayahe for the legal Proeeedn
but eolleetable at usual time
Advertising in Weekly per square 81 for first insertion and
fore sutS
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For thesStandard.

49, ~.. - - . u. For the Standard.
= Mr. EDrroR My attention has been called to a
notice in the papers of the appointment of Mr. Nc.
Duffey Chief Engineer of the Cape Fear and
Deep River Improvement. / presume there must
be some mistake in this announcement as under
stand the services of E. A. Douglass, of Mauchunk,
Pennsylvania, has been obtained as Chief Engineer
to examine the works upon said River and report to
the Stockholders. Of Mr.. McDnffey can only
say we understand he is a worthy young gentleman
employed recently by the President of the Compa-
ny temporarily to have work executed upon
the River Fayetteville but is not the Chief En-
gineer of the Company And in regard to Mr..
Douglass we know that through the energy of VIM.
Mclean, whose operations in coal at Egypt on Deep
River, has ELECTED much interest, and under the ac-
ton of the Directors the services of Mr. Douglass
have been procured andas it is matter ofintercst to
all concerned in the Deep River improvement, and
indeed to the citizens generally in North Carolina,
we think it not out of place to state that Mr.. Doug
lass is perhaps the most scientific and practical man
known in the United States in slack water navga-
ton for the transportation of coal. He is the
Chief Engineer of the Lehigh Coal and slack water
navigation Company of Pennsylvania, and built
those works. and at Maucunk in Pennsylvania,
there are annually one million one hundred thousand
tons of coal transported this improvement to
Philadelphia and New York and is also avorably
known as connected with the slack water improve
ments of New Jersey. state these facts in opposi
ton to the claims of Mr.. MeDuy for understand he
is efficient young man, but think it due to the
Stockholders of whom the State is large share
holder to give the information desired to the abil
ity of Mr.. Douglass who is daily expected upon
River. One OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
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DIED

this CITY, ofconsumpton at advanced the 10th
inst, Miss SALLY ROGERS.
possessed of more remarkable traits of character
than the deceased OF retiring disposition, and fond of
books her mind highly cultivated; while her quick
and discriminating perception Of things around her de-
Placed circumstances which rendered it necessary she
assumed the of property and the control of
business with facility and rarely exceed by the
other In the relations of life and in her inter
with the world, she exhibited the activity of mind
and decision of character which, in the days of the Reyo
tion, would have made her the heroine of counrys his
tory the dark hours of religious led her
with martyrs constancy to the torture and the stake
With the convictions Of her judgment and the affections
of her heart she embraced the gospel plan of salvation and
signation. lCoM
Near Raleigh the 18th inst, Mrs MARY P. TUCKER,
seth year other age. She had member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church for than fifty years.
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Gtt gtan0ar6,
!, .LEIGH. WEDNESDAY. OCT. Is. 1854,
ASSISTANT STATE BIOLOGIST.

We learn that DIR. J. F. Tompkins, Editor of the
,rmer's Journal, has been appointed Assistant to
IF Emmons in the Agricultural and Geological
,rvey of the State, now going forward.
We regard this as an excellent appointment. DR..
,mpkins possesses much energy of character, and
no doubt we'll qualified by education for the duties
the Office. lie has given particular attention of
te to the nature and qualities of soils, and will be
Ne no doubt, to afford valuable assistance to Prof
mmons in prosecuting the agricultural portion of
e survey, which has probably not received as
orough attention as the geological portion, owing
the extraordinary interest evinced by the public
the mineral resources of the State.
DR.. Tompkins succeeds DR.. McClanahan, of Chat
nm. resigned.
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Highly Important Sale!
AL IN 4 IL

II AND FOR SALE IN WAKE NASH Counties
II l will sell to the highest bidder, THURSDAY,
30h NOVEMBER next, at the residence of Benjamin Ro
gers i'll WAKE COUNTY, Ii miles Northwest of Raleigh,
to wit One Tract containing Seven Hundred Acres
of Lick Greek the other Tract containing
Hundred Acres, the waters of Neuse River
Laurel Creek Both of said Tracts we'll adapted to
the culture Tobacco and Cotton and all kinds of grain
There amount of cleared land each, and
good both tracts And if it be desired by
The purchasers of the above tracts, will sell HOME
TRACT containing about Eight Hundred Acres, which
lies between the two tracts specified above There is
large House. with four good hreaces and seven
good kitchen and all outhouse situated
d home tract
of the upper aud lower tracts given the
SALE and of the home tract the 18th of December
There VIII be at the time and place number of
NEGROES offered for Sale Hire. Also will be sold
Twhorsc Carriage Mule Team, Gears and agon
Stallion, and live Farm Stock of various kinds.
Terms oneu cash. the remainder secured by note with
good security CALVIN j. ROGERS, Agent for
Get. IS 81 BENZ. ROGERS 96-td.
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T III E NJ A r X e T S {.

RALEIGH MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD,
By WV. c. UPCHURCH.
OCTOBER %, 1854.
FLOUR-From 81 to 81 so.
BACON-l1 cts. per ID hog round.
LARD-l214 cts. per ID.
BUTTER-Zo TO % cts. per b., very
EGGS-15 cts. per dozen.
CHlCkENS-l215 q Is cts. each,
COTTOS-S cents.
CORN-S4 so to 81 IS per barrel.
MEALS per barrel, scarce.
FODDER-Sl 10 per 100 lbs
STOCK PEAS-Red, 60 cts. per busbel.
~ White, 70 cts per &c
SWEET POTATOES-50 cts. per bushel.
FRESH PORK-S II cts. H.. retail.
BEEF cts foot.
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The Ohio State Fair.

NEWARK, Ohio, Oct Is. The State Fair is now
in full blast and the admissions have been very large.
Acout 6,00O badges have been sold to-day, and some
entries made.
The horses of Ohio are much finer than is usual
ly supposed. The stations of various breeds as
handsome be found in Vermont. Sixteen
roadsters trotting in the ring, which is
third of mile in circumference to the great delight
of some 5000 people.
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The Eeao England Horse !Shoao-Ercitirg Races

Quick Trotting.
BATTLrBoRo', VT, Oct. 10. New England horse
show was we'll attended to-day. Mssisque Belle, of
Old Nimrod and Messenger blood, four years DID,
years old, in 1872 Lady Ellsworth, four year DID,
in l.29; Nelly A. Sherman, Morgan stock, eight
years DID, in 1924 The above four then trotted for
the superiority, which gained by Nelly, she 60
ing mile in 2.49. The premiums fifty, twenty
five, fifteen and ten dollars. The race was very ex-
citing
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WILMINGTON MARKET.


TURPENTINE--Only 80 bbs. received since report,
which changed hands this morning former gures-S2
for virgin and So 40 for yellow dip . lbs The market
firm at above quotations, with fair demand from ship
pers.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-In this article notice fur
Their sales yesterday of loo bbls p gal and this
morning of So do at price Market quiet with little
demand.
ROSIN.-Stock continues very light, and have only
small sales to los bbs sold yesterday at
81 80 for large bbs 400 do No at 81 20 and SO do do
at 81 621a y bbl. for inferior quality.
TAR-No change to notice IN price Sales yesterday of
80 bbls., and this morning of 252 do. at 50 10 e bb
BACON, 800 lbs. Western sides sold from this
morning at &c. y ID.
PORk.-2o bbls. City Mess sold yesterday at s14 IS
Dbl. J0urnuk.
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NORFOLK MARKET
REPORTED FOR THE "NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THE "NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD"
By A. ~ MPHEETERS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, FoaecGrng f C0nsneiso NercAans
Oct q, 1854.
FLOUR.-Our market is almost bare of Flour and the
small stock sells rapidly at IS so for s. F. SS "a
Extra 50 80 for Family. .-
CORN-We have heard of no large sales of for
days The canal being closed there have been but few
arrivals.
SLAVES in good demand We quote hid $3s; w
hid S46 Pipe $50 Bbl dressed S32.
COTTON in Sair demand Fair &c; prime 80 q SIC
LARD-No ], I3e; No 2, 1870; No B. ll% 20 l2c:
light. Spts Turp soc; Common Rosin 81 Is.
LIME-Thomaston 81 20 w c 81 % az 81 80; Cement g.
GUANO-Plenty at former quotations