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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-09
CINCINNATI
:. .RETR EAT FOR THE

I CINCINNATI
| go RETREAT FOR THE INSANE,
EN charge OF EDWA ARDMEAD b. D. Editor of the meri.
esa ebo Journal Lecturer insanity and Forsnzi
This nstitatien open for the reception o. patients
but qaiet admitted The long experience Of thu
Sny ear @os shSeSs
Terms made knO wn on application to Dr. MEAD Cinen
isDZL-oIn
rnerr the Pu0Iie TO
stock Of Fancy and sapie Dry Goods Just .
gooda which will be market prices
sstihgin Psrt OF the foilo"iag viz; -t .s-
Plain aud fancy liner drills and Marselies yessinEs;
kentucky jeans. eqttonades and deaims; !.
Fancy d TFS lawns on ISnaPSs a1S @ sSn
Muslin 3e laines Ge basgand mourpinggaodsi,
damas brown ard linen tble cloths towels dim
y bed SPREADS q gao k ans sngh am
breiIss paraols carpets door and table OIL
I,o a%s bssa2T9 es sae PAIN REILLY
ap2s Cornar of Main First sts
CLEAR TIE TRACK
THE SMALL MAN AHEAD!!
g. EBICH now reesir Of the finest of prng an
Sc Dry Goods to wh he respectfully
that effort shall spared
saetiOn all both IN regard tes price qas
Store on Main street three doors below seeord mhI7
EssWAEID rs. HILL, ss
Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchant,
a EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
sa- Ones and Warehouse the Canal. ana wharftOat
- s facilities with Lewis & Howard
LIBERAL CASH advances made on csnsgnments, and
attention given to the purchase or safe Tsr3
description of Produce or Groceries, ~ lz- mh1 Il 2
FAIRB4NK's SCALES.
- AN assort9sns Of these oORhEcr balances al.
B!Gtss es Rs5 g'1 se9sS
Sl Geo. f''isF HokNBRooK 4 NGBsRooK cHuRoHILL. .
apI9, .-.------- zaseEoes.-
T. NOTICE. Eel Hsf
LII persons Indebted the late firm Of y Hendrcts
Co. are asn ias af he I'D az f@ be settled
mh7 HEADRlQkS q - MehE
Vk What boat we wish to thanks the liberal
bestowed pom hitherto and ask for connu
es ob nv s9 % further to our friends out and
thas We eont'RSe shs % facilities At
the River Canal and other as
do not hesitas TO insure In
Ne continue to make liberal advances ai property
sso ssoea SrSnpy TO gs ,GE m al ali
goods the produce Of che e2Sn aang an
Once asfOrmerly under the TelegTaI so,S
e22-tf 81 JOHN .. htIohELh M q M- oo
HBEsH Butter and Eggs and la5gs osleI nj .s s;, =
TUsT reed expressly fer family use.
j / half chest choice GunPOwder Teai
2 10 do do do do Ho5eg I%PesffII fIvyon Dc: de- ssse
! do do extrafns Black do; :, 49,
ND ? % do do Green r B&coN & CO: M1ia st.
MARCH fsT--sPRING GOODS.
xN enepiog stock o. soI ysy yseS
w Goods the first in the m1TSes se%s eDn LsWSs
Ishssprng Prinss: Handsome Ba.sS,s;a Ss ,,y the
hardest nthe East &nd will be sod At ysryo PT1ce
lbye : tmhisd4wJ J II AAGHEE q W
lIcE; CREAM, LEMONADE AND SODA WATER
ssPsst1gT .Sat She has now
Cream saloon where she keepng tne pest
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NUMBER 100.
STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS
LIS G. Il - = - zsssszs

| VI Ia vi DUE IS O hAILhOAU do
- 6 g 81 49,. - $50
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AGENCY
ez THE undersigned having been ap-
4S pointed AgeHt for the above ifeR h
ss5sssss ny in this city will be prepared,
-, the opening of the Evansville -
Railroad Kaute and uuon the
OF every description. HR0U 70 all
e eastern Cities via Railroad here TO P ts-
ana thence East over the Pennsyvania Road their
$780, VI starsl under the Telegraph ofee. Warehouse
corner OF lanai and Walnut street.
nov l3-sf JOHN S. MITCHELL, Agent
u e Ezz.=zzzsEEsgEEz7EEzEE.E.zz.
RAILROAD TRANSPOHTATIOy NoTIC
ave ALBANY, BOSTON. NEW YORK and all fnterma-
- date stations aud places Immediately on the cocIs
on Of Ie and Charlottesville railroad to ere
wl be ready to receipt THROUGH for the ali
kinds OF Merchandise Produce Propertv from bis it
and between this and Terre 10 ali the hoy
ees ntermediate paints and stations the nda.a Ohio
ton Railroads. -' ~AN H0S-
Eg Rates made known application at nv Office undsr
the Telegraph Once, Water street.
novls If JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
WABASH d ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTATION.
T0.NEw YORK BOSTON z%@A
1ILADELPHIA BALTI- SAI&SN
Si0 Agent recetpt for tie 1eIiye-
THR0 UGI of all kinds of Produce from
his city, by the Troy and Western Line Boats
,n favorable terms.
noyl8-tt JOIN s. MTTCHELL. Agent.
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CLOTHING &C


LITTLE NAN With A BIG sToCzl
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
HAV just returned from the East and opened AZ old
n stand OF the weern Star under the Pavilion Hotel
81 the largest and best selected
Of READY MADE CLOTHING. sYe- offered for sale in
thls city Ny stock comprises full assortment Of
thlsg appertaining TO Genemens wearing apparel and
In the laest styles and in manner
Also, a large stock Of tSst
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
I'll en- s underwear 7-l =. ~ = 80
respectfully solicit examination of my stock sy my
aud the public generally confident that the
goods Will recommend themselves.
! aria IS .-T ANTHONY LORENsTTNE
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80 EVANSVILLE. IND, THURsDAY, AUGUST g. 1855 =
BU ,INESS CARDS.

1O N14t EOO. OAhUO.
TRANSPORTATION.
WESTERN STATES LINR.a
RY Ralroadsand Canals. running in connection wit
- Steamers and Propellcrs on the Lakes.
No fRANSHIPMENT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
PEeyRIsroRs:
A. =. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndiaua St. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., l2f, Broad st. New York,
sAeRNTs: 81
E. W. SlocD.I2l Broad ST. New York.
8 Scott 6x Co., Toledo,
! J. S. CheAoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
Ihis Is one ofhe oldest bestestablished and most re
liable lines Transportation in the country and sole
Agents for this section are authorised to give
through receipts for freigns to and from the Eaat
very low rates guaranteeing against any charges
on the route. ss.s
augs : LEWIS &. HOWARD, Agents.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE or
JACOB sCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND 2D.
co. Schaener q Schroeder's old stald.) L
II RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, thati have taken the above
stand determined to continue the business aud
Will constantly keep hand the choicest agaRa Cigars
and Tobacco the bes brands that Eastern markets
ord; also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
ties at the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinees ME
hat give general satsfaetion and respectfully
solicit share of public patropage. apl If
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HEAELS, AEzOuAyEC STOMACH BIT
TIERS. MILLS, WEN = ESEHTEHS.
NHESE preparations have been long and faVoraby known
a. certain for summer Complaints and
ventave Of and ague. similar diseases.
sIuurRnt just received and forsaleby 81
1 fel2I .TENNEY & SORENS0N, t'
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n FINE ..oct has been r[ceiyed this week Of Inperi
A Gunpowder Young Hyson. and Black Teas, an In
chests. boxes and caddies. and for safe ~ reo0e
responding withlate Eastern prices. BY =, M roSrrp
ie19 N. y.
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Produce Forwarding & Commission Merchant,
ISIS lss EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
e- ofhcs and Warshouse the Canal. sna Wharftoat
= 5.F facilities with Lewis & Howard.
n IBERAT, CASH advances made eSnsignments, and
zpartiear attention given the purchase sale T
description of Produce or Groceries. -@- mRf Il ?
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HDEOEIyED D per steamer TwiteheIl.
Ia IL hhas o Sugar; 2pharrels Molassea;
52 hgs Rio Coffee; q 10 bf do do;
tierces Rice; cases q bxs Sardiness
| 2 bbis Crushed gar; bbls Powdered Sugar
2 bbls Loaf do; for sale BY - =.
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NEW RO0KS

VHNHE sors Of the sires; Loomis. Practical Ast-oaemy
il Life Of Sam HoEs.0n; History OF Tarzey;
NV Brothers Keeper, Kenneth; .,s = .-..
History Hen Fever 4 Long Look Ahead; 49,. etc
ust received and for sale by 9.
Dy26 - T.eCoS4NSTOS q co.
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ca ACKERs ga Wholesale ann RErAIL.

F%ti constantly keeps hand large
d ment Of fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
Soda Pilot and Bread which being
~ latest i'm proved Machinery. they be sold
price place the west and exeelled
quaftyb other the country A large
always hand my Sbor. Water street between
Sycamore and Nine .mh29tf 53ae.t J. SIAZIGH.t -
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TEVF rndersened respectfully informs her numerous
friens and thepublie generally. she has
ed her saloon where she intends keeping e oes
quality Office Cream. Lemonade Soda water and otaer re-
freshpaents of the
Also full assortuebt Of hest quality OF candies
.aEas and other coafactfonaries wholesale retail.
Parties furnished at the shortest notice -,,,,,S,
an27-2n E1'F L. K0LLENBERG.
Main ST.. betw. LIST and I'd
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LADIRs, GAITER ECO

q LARGE and elegant silk, Lasting. Eng
n and Glove Kid Plain and Patent tpped half and
and Gs laced Gaers at all lriees and
all qualities. HENDRICKS & McREA.
anil Fosters Block. First St.
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STORAGE WANTED.

HNF prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse
~ any quantity of Grain. Produce orsherehandse.
tho liberal terms.
Having and airy stairs particular will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
all kinds OF goods liable to dAge from damp
=
{ + rloLger when desired.
Warehouse located and W. and r.
Canal for shppinE ty River Rail-
road AppIyto novI GEO. FOSTER & co. 3
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R.InaANK,s scALEz.

AN assortment Of these CORRECT balances al
= = ESS ways on hand.
Refer to Messrs. S. Orr. Tenney x ssrsnson
S Beuent vieie, Rob't. BsrE NJ W. Foster
>S~s e'0;; : 'ist iHtoRNBRooK & oHURoHILL.
sE- ..ftsf Agents.
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JOIN. j. CHANDLER JAMES hAAhAN' -
yyrT. X. NrcGR EW

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY rgfLiO.
once in the Crescent City Bank Building. -.
KM LIZ Aess1o s-A1.uAiS " - my25
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GRIST MILL. -ea.
TEHHE Fulton Mil good Ter for grinding Wheat
RYE Ruckwheat and with dispatch snd equal TO
any quantity and quality Of -four IS the
of the latest for making the -four
lively and rood Good wheat ground for customers -four
sold will he warrapted The Mill will regularly
idavs and SATURDAYS and other
wapon loads of Grain together 50 come and try
Highest market price paio for Wheat - ,,,-.y
nov29-tf ~ - = .. "a. bihin.
TrRS. BUCK ETs AND HaLF-BUCKFTs. ,
TST recd packages from the Harmar
,y Co forsale low by s. E4GTLBERF & co.
S,,.s - Sycamore nea- Water
y = Fl4-s SUNDREES.
- DOZ choice Brooms. 3 nestscov'd eusar ooeAs'''
> x gross Rutier's Blacking. ,,5 to, s.is
do HummeI's Essence OF Cores rec q 11YYnREFY
1oRTy RACKS new wheat for sle - rsducsd pri-
ces. Gene all; sls 'Vh5 ~ .-
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.ha clav county has caused 50 much alarm
h she oniuion OF many that s. EMBICH had ais
& ~ the scene Of action That was an error but he ha
e - rnrchas full supply of summer Dry Sooos VINE
rs NV inst opened and for sale At the en- iO
Store on Main three doors bsio" second
: LIS
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CLEAR TIE TRACK
TIE SNAIL. HTAN AHEADr

So EMBICH iIreeeqto the hnestlot ana
Summer Goods which he respectfully inviestba
Of and the trade in general he s
shall spared to render entire sat
in all both in regard to the prceand qaa
of the goods Call in. examine and judge for yourselves
Store on Main street three doors below secord mhl1
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ww7 oo can he bought Of place in the eity
NW fronWna Greer woodward. near EgEleston
Orders can helsTb ID. Heimann store On sn
trect - mEtoom Z = - -.
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METROPOLITAN BOOTS


(NEVEN of the article just rseeived Gall
- earlyf they warranted good he any
wkere. anil HENDRICKS & McREA.
"a Fosters Block. First ST.
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EDECEIvBD this day. .--r .s-raa
400 Kegs Wheeling Nails; .s-. -zsE
10 bxs Lemons. in fine order. : ,,..-.1,-
m-5 fESNE4 80 ohbNsoN
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D. 8. ANDERsON. MERcHANT TAILOR.

On First street, between Main cad Sycamore.
AZ now aue aso-tmeat of Cloths Cassimeres, vest
ns etc which he is preparedt 20 MAKE up IN tne
styles and Mt short notice he VIII
and homes experiences in the eusines 70 De
bs N 1--WE general satisfaction lie has also on hana
" Drawers, with hne Shirts
Yoars ate made the best manner with 1entlenens
FURNISHING Ioous osssiIv seiI 70 cau decl6-ti
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ERoN AGD Ma us. 800 tons iron an, sifesi
"a A1 IONS Steel and Slabs; so bdlS Sheet iron;
~ Kegs as u ' ~ SAMUEL ORR
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pr,scr Jouy Van RuRry Excouuusro,rrp-
n.y.. DE-.
inh oA''N.' 0"cN' "'D '"A " ""u
our misgvings that the bold experiment OF
Prince John Van Buren,, at Oswego, in taking
q ,trony national positiop on the niger oues.
49,: ..,,,. ,aa .L IA. - 90 e1na.
tioh' VIII" 'es oh e"cn sue Vi '"e renee
would prove failure and the result is before
us in the manifesto of the Washington Union
III. Prince ia declared ;,,eomuu;codo nm ont
.,:,... n.,g',. ..:,'.
''es' "''1.' - F. ~
- A., g. =, o. a..
e"v 'reee" VI WV '' ''
tlsse sentiments Tb:v erect an imna.sshle
barrier between Mr. Van Buen and The Dem.
ocratic party. The. place him so nearly on
the same Piatfsrm WIN Mr. seward .hat IL
,I,a Dsmoorat;c Marty JIa ia for Lean;no
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=. -1Hs 4&-k-A - u - CO Sosy
HAVE received their stock Of Fall and
L L Winter Goods, which they consider SUI.
peror to any they have heretofore opened, in
richness, durability and cheapness Their as
sortment is general, comprising Cloths, CASH
mers, Sattinets, Tweeds, and all other season.
able goods for Gentlemen's wear,
For the Ladies, they have very rich dis
play of all kinds and the latest styles of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, such as Silks,
Plads, DeLaines, Merinoes, Prints, de-, &C.
Call and examine the assortment, for they
flatter themselves they have some character
for taste and judgment in this department
They have, also, large stock Of READY.
MADE CLOTHING, gotten up expressly for
this market, consisting of Over, Sack, Bust.
ness, and Dress Coats, made of the finest and
most seasonable fabrics; Vests and Pants,
which can't fail pleasing the most fastidious.
In the Boot aud Shoe line, they are second
to none. Ladies and Misses in search of fine
Walking, Cater, or any other description of
Shoes, will please call and examine the assort-
ment. For Gentlmen they have fine Calf,
Kip and Coarse Boots and Shoes. Negro
Shoes from the largest to the smallest sizes.
Hats, Caps and Bonnets, in great variety.
In short, Ladies and Gentlemen, they have
every description of Goods usually found in
Retail Stores in this section Of country, aud
they are going to sell them-so. it's no use
talking. II you want any thing in their line
just come aud get it. They will sell low for
cash. and charge nothing for showing the
Goods. Nov 1872
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~ A correspondent of the New York
Sun gives an interesting account of the man.
ncr railroads are managed in Germany:
"Every railroad company is bound by law
to have double track on their lines, md no
person is allowed to walk on n railroad track
at any time, by day or night, under penalty
of the law. A barrier, consisting of two
strong plauks, is placed along the side of the
tracks, to keep off animals. Every fifteen or
twenty miles along the track there is sta
ton for guard or Waterman, who lives in
little hut beside the road, and whose business
il is to be ut his post, with red flag in his
hand, Mt the approach Of every train and be-
fore the train is due to patrol his bent to see
that all is safe, ana to remove all obstacles
which are sometimes placed upon the track by
mScreants IN the case Of danger, the guard
hOsts on telegraph, so-called, which stands
near each guard house, u red printed cascei,'
which can be seen by the engineer great
distance but if everything is right, the two
wooden arms of the telegraph are stretched
in the air. During the night there is instead
of the cascei, IL lantern with deep red light
placed in the air as n warning of danger; and
n common one il all is in n safe condition.
At every crossing there is gate, which is
locked M as soon rs train is due, and any
one, either on horseback or in n carriage who
desires To cross must wait until the train has
passed"
Some such regulations would not come
amiss in this country.
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A MINISTER SUsPEHDED.-The Indiana
Presbytery Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church has suspended from the ministry
one of its clergymen for unchristian con-
duet. The following are the specifications:
First Specifcation.-For assocating him
self with an association known as the under
ground railroad, whose avowed business is to
assist slaves from slave to free territory.
"'Second SpeciGcaiion.--For actually en-
gaging in the business of assisting slaves
in makinig their escape from slave to free
territory, which is contrary to the laws of
the United States and statute laws of lndi.
ana"
Several of the witnesses stated that the
offending minister had boosted TO them Of
the number of slaves he had aided to escape,
giving the names and places in Kentucky
from which they had escaped, ind one of them
testified that he had heard him say that he
had never denied belonging to the under.
ground raiIroad. We trust the other Chris.
tian Churches in the non.slaveholding States
will profit by this example. 1t is just such
action rs Southern men have right to ex-
pect from II Christian body.
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIr Esr-A friobtful
accident occurred on the Central Road ON
Wednesday afternoon the particulars of
which are communicated to the EVENING
Courier by the messenger of Harndcn's Ex.
press Company.
a freight train from Macon had reached
two miles and a half below Station Is when
the boile: of the locomotive exploded with
fearful violence. The cause of the explo-
sion has not as yet been examined fully. and
the death of those Immediately aware of Tn.
facts renders it difficult to ascertain. The
LOCOMOTIVES was thrown forward by the force
of the explosion forty:feei in advance of the
point where the boiler burst, and there PLAN
ted crosswise.
The Engineer named Kelly, "a Pennsyl.
vanian, and who had recently come upon the
road) was instantly killed as was also the
fireman. An eye witness stated that the
body OF the Engineer was blown literally
high into the air, and it is further said, that
the dead body of the fireman was found mp
on the rearmost eur of the train-fearful
proofs Of the awful violence of the sudden
blow which hurried them into eternity.-
The breakesman on the tender was most Sc.
verely scalded. He was in u most critical
state ut last accounts.
The locomotive isa complete wreck. II
will be considerable loss to the company,
but this is of little importance when compared
with the loss of life by SO sudden and terri
Die a calamity.
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sY- The relaxing heats OF summer leave behind them
a long train Of evils. The universal OF these are
general debility, and Its sure attendant lowness Of spr
it's For these we can recommend speedy and unfa
ing cure, In the shape Of hoonands German Bltters
prepared by DIR. G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia 1t s In
proachabe II seems to reach the fountain head of the
difficulty In the digestive organization and thus to re-
lieye the secreions and the blood OF the dceries NOR
6 or the cause OF disease Its tonic properties gives
yigor to the membranes OF the stomach and promote
the secretion OF the gastric juice which dissoves the
food while Its cordial soothing, aud Alternative influence
impars general regularity and strength to the action
the secreve organs, and seems to fortify the consu
ton such IL experience Of its effects and We
believe II Is confirmed by the evidence Of all who have
tried IT, or had opportunity Of witnessing its opera.
ton For sale by DR.. Jackson, 1870 Arch street. See
Advertisement. nov
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VANS
Bank-Note List and Detecter,
Published semi. ,nonthiy, at Montgomery, Ala,

Pubtishcd semi monthly, at nonfVomcT' hh''
Al $500 per nnnum, In Advance.
vJ,IE work is printed hno white paper and new type,
L and in appearance will be second TO none In the
United States. 49,, -,
counting IJot,e and Public Once Let us unite IN ad.
ynnoing our common interests aud not permit Northern
men and Northern Deieoiers 70 huctuhie our money
matters as they may wish, while We quietly following
their dctation.
The work will he carefully revived tho day Of pub.
IcatIon and Nil important financial changes o. they
occur noticed Every eSerton will he made 10 make Il
correct and reliable guide to the Banker and Merchant
Hotel Proprctors, Brokers, Alctloneers Commission
Merchants aud Others DESTROYS Of having their names
aud business widely circulated, are informed that a
limited number Of Advertisements will be inserted. H.
special rates advertising by the year or for shorter
periods may be known by applying TO any OF my Agents
or at the Office IN Atlanta, Georgia.
Specimen numbers will he sent, apple alton by let.
ter, free u charge.
An communications intended for the "nnnk. Note List
aud Dctecter" mu.t h. addressed In "!Gir0Ht Bd,lk.
ko,o Ltsf," atlanta, "a. SAMUEL SWAN.
JAMES RonrETsos, General Arrct aGni A. ~
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C ON nj E R GAL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Nov. s.
There has been few changes in our Produce market
since my last report, In which Bacon, Wheat Flour and
Feathers have shared particularly refer to an
nexed quotations!
sides IL % l5c shoulders 12N % l3c L.Rn l3 N de
BEEF ~ q Sc. PoRK q Toe. Wool Is a loo for
1nwashed and 20 % 22c for washed Day HIRES l2@c.
CoRS IS % Zoe, OARS SOC. MEAL 10 a SOC WHEIr
81 SO a 80 for red and 81 q 2,iO for white Flow
40 % 1928 y hundred In bbls and sacks-good Ten
srocK PEAs rs a soc. wHIrg BgASs AZ an 250
RYE ~. No change in DRIRD FRUIT GRERS APR r,
very dull at 15c q ~ 2 bush. BurTm scarce at 20 al
Zoe. EGGS Is q zoe. BEEswAx 20 q 25c. GRouSD
Nrr. 81 @ $50 q bush.
exchanges on the North 4 p cent. premium
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Comnission and Produce Merchant,