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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-16
EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFORDsVILLE x. r.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

u FINAL adjustment of interes the of eight
IA has been made all TIL paid stock
in this Company the LIST Sept ult Stockholders will
call the of the Company. and their
certificates stock for the BY order of the oard
Ofhce of E & G. r. R. Co. JOHN E. MARTIN,
oetI3-2md6w Secretary.
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NEW MEAT sHOPs

THE undersigned has established meat shop on Locust
choicest He has secured the
E. Mosley. experienced stock dealer
whe will shop constantly supplied with the hest
mai keta affords oct13-6w ENRICH
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Kansas News.

Tie Election Whitfield Election-Gov Geary's
Mo,,oY3e7fs
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0paA BOXES W R Cream Cheese just rec d per Rail-
SBVs by octIs z. H. COOK & SON.
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LIST OF LETTERS
d EMAININCi in the Post Office at Evansville, Ind
II October, Is, 1856.
II PPersons calling these letters will please say
:. Advertised - and give date of List.
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ON THE CORNER OF SECOND AND CANAL STREETS
H will keep hond the choicest brauds
G. OF FAMILY Flour No fresh Meal Ear Orn sLslled
Corn Oats Bran. Shpstuf Crushed Feed Baled Hay &c
quantities suit All trade delivered by
press. Send il your orders.
sep35-tf r r HART
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TARPAULlNS, AWNINGS, Cos &C.
TNHE undersigned prepared splice kind Of
and sraping blocks Ell descriptions the making OF
any Tarpaungs Awnings Tc be found at any time at
VIM. Green's Centrai House. Division street -,,.,
all I'm
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NH ATCHES, d c.
VA 200 eross round wood bcx Matches;
II keas Double Refined Saltpetre;
% British Luster;
500 lbs indigo, best quality railroad sale
at reduced prices by oot6 a d. HETNANN
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NOTES

required themselves of the actual
bulk Of the mats be carried be whole mail
ip) and all other points essential
abty the
service before making their proposals. Which
responsible persons cer.d such
OF record and
successful bidder with before the ls
Of December 1850.
pay trips performed, and for each OF
satisfactorily three the trip
may deducted For arrivals FAR behind time TO break
depending mails and sufficiently excused
compensation the subject forfeiture.
the delinquency be promptly and
otory explained for negecng take the mail from
post Office for suffering II to be injured destroyed robbed
refusing, amer demand, the mail
frequently running
hices The Postmaster General annul the
act repeated failures ageesby
obeying post Office instructions of the department
schedule.
service by allow therefor raa increase
pay lie may also curai discontinue
part, rata decrease Of allowing
compensation the Of service dispensed
should addressed the "second Assistant
supecrbed Proposals for Salt Lake City Mails
JANE CAMPBELL,
May 3l-lAw4wt Postmaster General.
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United stnte. Patent omoe.


IN petition Of Jepha A. Wilkinson, Of Suffolk county New
York praying for the Of granted TO him the
i Of January, 1889 printing for
year, from the expiration Of said which takes place
the 2Jd day of ss ptsmbsr, l5l6--
ordered petuon be hoad the Patent Once
Monday the 5 day Of September at O'Clock, and
persons APPEAR show
why ssd petition ought not TO be grant d.
opposing required file in the Patent
specially forth writing least
days Lee day Of hesnR all testimony filed by ither
said hearing be taken und transmitted
rules Of Office, which will be furnished
application
The smony in the case will be closed on 9Th OF September
and other relied testimony
before the morning Of that the
ments any, within days thereafter
ordered hts notice published in the Uuiop In
trIg.ncer, Evening Washington, d. O. Republ
Baltimore Evening trru Philsdrpnia Pa Day Book New
YORK and ost Boston, Mass for
previous 18th Of September the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
p s-Edtors the above papers win pesse copy and send
Patent Once, with containing this notice
July
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Nnfice
May ALL law4wt

bona orfcaes other eriierc of the debt
Tezat s late republic the eof under Of 2sU
February 1885
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April ~ 1866.
UJHEREhs February
w provide such creditors
republic q Texas comprohrnded of Con
o. sS the the
notice public
Of the time when payments be made under said
And ued the 27th February by this
department. md duly published setting fh said Of Congress-
Of the ofTeras
nr 10 be- flied department assignments roresc,
adnv therein pointed thirty days prior to the is Of June
And provides
any bond certificate, evidences of deb,
not thirty days before the time limited
he presented the Treasury Department
Nocc hereby given the holders Of bonds cerhcates
other evidences
NJ this department. SIXTY hereof they
excluded benefits Of said aroeaby 4
uon OF the came.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Apl5-law7m Secretary of the Treasury.
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mo. 557.l
Notice OF witbdra wal Of Lands In Iowa.

IN ofan approved 18Th May 1856 "makng Of
OF alternate sections, aid the
railroads said State Instructions
from this office Withdrawing from market until further
ORDERS all the lands that sae those situated the fol
lowing districts which s purchasers for effect
Ing saes and locations, viz;
Once NJ nncorrah alt the lands In the district,
Office Dodge all the lands north Of the line Between townships
% and o.
Sioux city, all Of line between town.
ships pl and sa
Given under my hand General Land ofce city
Washington, this 2lst day Of May, 1856
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
May 22-law6w lint. and Siarl Commissioner.
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United states Psten, once.


IN the petition Of G. w =. Robinson, of BOSTON, Masra
the Of patent granted 70 them
Isf for Improvement IN steering nppn
vessels for years nm the expiration Of said pscnt
which takes place " a0h ~ September 1856
said petition heard NJ the Patent Ofce
"wednesday day of September ~ O'Clock,
notified and show cuue, any they
haT WIN said petition ought TO be granted.
opposing extension required To he IN tho Patent
objections specially forth in writing at least twenty
dnyr all 6ed by either party
be said must be taken and transmitted IN accord
the rules Of the occ which win be furnished on app
cation,
The Testimony will be closed the eth day of sepe
her 5G dcpositons papers relied upon testimony
6ed the Office before the morning Of that day
the arguments, tf any within ten days thereafter,
notice be published in the lntelfcnceri
nion and Evening" star, Washington, D. g. Republican, Ba
more Md Pennsyvanan, Philadelphia Pa Day Book, New
York. Evening Post, Dosion Mas, once week for Three
weeks previous 10 the sf day o September next
tho day of hearing. ,.,, -, ,,,,o,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Editors papers viii and send II
bills once, with paper containing this notice.
July 22-law3w
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IN CONGRESS- UF THE u. STATEr
Thirty Fourth Congress-First Session.
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1856
sen ATE.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION

The PRESIDENT pro tam. laid before the Senate COM
municatiou from the Secretary Of War transmitting, in
com pliance with resolution of the Senate Of the l6
inst report of the Surgeon General the sickness and
mortality in the army of the United States which was
ordered TO be printed
Mr. BELL Of Tennessee moved that extra number of
copies be printed for the of the senate and the motion
was referred to the Committee on Printing
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETC.
Mr. TOUCEY presented the petition Of Sarah Adams,
praying be allowed the hafpay and communication due
on account Of the services Of her her officer OF the
revolutionary which referred to the Committee
on Revolutionary Claims.
Mr. WELLER presented the petition Of John Ferguson,
contractor for carrying the mail from San Francisco TO
Sacramento praying 10 be released from certain liabilities
incurred by him in the execution OF bis contracts which
was referred the Committee the Post 00ics and Post
Roads.
Mr. W. also presented the proceedings Of the San Fran
cisco Chamber Of Commerce, and memorial OF large
number Of citizens Of that CITY, In favor Of reform in the
postal system Of the United States which were referred to
the same committee.
Mr. SEWARD presented the petition Of lO2 citizens Of
Oswego ~ Y hipowners and Others interested in the
Of the lakes praying an appropriation for i'm
proving the harbor of Port Ontario which referred to
the Committee on Commerce
Mr. YULEE presented the petition Of Louis +. Tasstro
praying compensation for services rendered in examining
the materials for volume Of the American Archives
by direction OF the Secretary of State which was referred
10 the Committee of Claims.
Mr. CAss presented the petition of Agernon s. Taylor
praying to be allowed the pay officer OF the ne
doing duty in the staff has been allowed to other officers
of the marine corps under similar circumstances which
was referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr. JONES' Of lows, presented the petition Of the gen
era assembly of the State OF Iowa praying that the elec
tons OF land by that State under the act Of 1850 may b
confirmed which was referred to the Committee Pub
lie Lands
Mr. HOUSTON presented the petition of Maurice X 81
MONS praying pension; which referred TO the Com
mitiee Pensions
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Mr. JONES' Of Tennessee submitted the following reso
lutiou; which considered by unanimous consent AM
agreed to
Rssolvsd, That the Hon. Eshs Whittessy, now Firs
ComprosT Of the Treasury bs requested TO transmit TO h
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United States Mails for Salt Lake City.
Posr orrIoK DEPARTMENT, May 81,

PosT OrFIoK DEPARTMENT., May 81, 1856
PROPOSALS for mails United from the
December 1885, the III day OF November, 1890
following will be received At the Contract Once Of
until O'Clock the 18th Of October 1856,
o be decided the day TO wit;
egll Mo- via Fort Kearney and
Laramie In Nebraska Territory, Salt Lake city, in
Utah Tern ory, l,l5o miles and back, a month
Lonve ependence hrst every b m
Salt Lake city the las day Of the month";
Lake city the I'd day OF month at
Arrive a Independence by the last day Of the month.
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NEW 6ooKs AT TAYLOR a xmAURy,s-so,,b Caro-

Baa Ia the Revolutionary War being reply certain mis-
mistakes relation
course nd conduc State Bya souhron cents.
Documentary History Of the American Revolution consisting OF
the for liberty
Csronn Prom originals m the possession Of The editor and oher
sources I764-iT76 BY r. w. Gibbes, NJ ID. 81
Of Daniel Of the
army of the United states. BY Jsmer Graham 81 rs.
Word BY Caroline Chessbro. 81 rs
Fashionable Life. BY Mary " Eastman. 81.
Kingdom which shall be Destroyed &can exposition
Of prophecy. ny Rev. .. Oswald, A. VI. 81. =.
The Picture Young by MARY Howi twenty
nlusirstionsb by Byram J. Pierce. 80 oenis
July bookstore near p'h street
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HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.

Mr.. HOUSTON, Of Alabama, moved call Of the House
before the reading Of the Journal there was quorum
present and the House acting under the previous question:
call would not be in order after the journal was read
The motion was agreed TO- and the roll accordingly
called when l6l members having answered 10 their
names al further proceedings under the Sa we're dis
peused'with
The journal vas then read
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al Ifouayd, fhc Hsish three miles Ds @ ferdHdIto
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector
THE merit win on Wednesday, 10Th Sep
Il tember.
Terms s205 board tuition in the regular course &C Modern
languages, music and drawing extra charges
Bishops other clergy OF te dtocese v
pr Johns Mr.. Cummns, OF WashinGon and
Rey M seymour, of Frederick lily, Maryland.
rea,r. containing sudy government terms &C,
cent ~ who request them - -.
johp " Mcclure, TheoloRch sehhnay, fah
county. VrRinia.
HowsR n, July II, 1850,
July l5--iawsw
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THE Prison of weitevrea.r, ard the E.st indian
Archipelago By Capt pbson volume Of 1a5 pages with
many susrayings, ~, - -. =
July vs. FHANCK TAYLOR
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n ACHRI and the New worId,--A Trip to The Unite'
- Ioa" s'1ls' 10 ''' Nu0' '"V' FRANcK TAYLOR,
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Orders tickets and Iares and certhcaies OF packages In The
above viii receive the attention. and
an each drawing will be sent tedisey ser
o who order from me. =, -L-.-.. -,
Address RI. BUCREY, Agent
July 10 Wilmington. Delaware.
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splendid schemes for August, 1856.

superinendenes commissioners ap
pointed by the gOyonoT
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF HON. G. 5. HOUSTON,
OF ALABAMA,

On the resolutions reported by the select committee to in
yestgae the alleged assault upon Senator SUMNER b
Mr. BRooKs delivered in the House of Representatives
mi . +.
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Certificates Of packages of 26 sl4o
no do o8 halves. ....................... 20
do % quarters %
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The <xroua I'm Utah Territory.

From the tenor Of leading article in the Desere,
Ners we infer the prospect Of the Saints as regards
food, are sgan gloomy enough The Neecs says, that
owing the loss Of the last season. and OF stock
during the winter there much destituton felt at pre-
SENT adds that owing to the great drouth this sum
mer and the insufcency Of water for irrigation, to
eether with ravages of the tobacco and other
upon the potatoes and corn, and the blasting OF whole
fields Of grain before the heads were filled there Is little
prospect Of surplus food Tor tho people there
say nothing Of the many thousands on their
crops already been entirely cut OF by grasshoppers
in Cash. well in parts Of Box, Elder and Utah coun
ties Strong faith in Providence, ana IL the counseis oil
His servants coupled with due degree OF rugay and
industry are earnestly epoined that they may escape
starvation until the harvest Of ST. with the ntimaton
that those who disregard the admonton will be likely 70
suffer from chafed feelings and pnched stomachss
The Necs cautions all persons coming into the Terri
tory not to rely upon Utah for susenance but to bring
supplies with them-not in gold silver or articles Of
trafe-but Of provisions adequate to keep them until
August 1857, and as much longer as may be-
letter from Carson Valley says "A party from Salt
Lake report lat the Mormons harvesting but VIII
NOT have more than half crop. Flour was selling at
twenty five cents pound in Salt Lake, and was very
scarce TIE majority Of tho inhabitants were living on
roots and weeds.
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IRON the Caayeras Chronicle. Auflst 81
Yesterday the day set for the execution q Jack
Campo seco, May Is, 1855. AZ q, early hour crowds
a people began from all parts 0f tie county.
Ii the prisoners express wish that be should b
hanged al early hour possible That MS exe
me night presioss uii nearly O'Clock, coaversins
aay with several persons IN hs cell lie then weul 70
bed aud siers sounsiy until morning HIS last breakfast
consisted OF but cup Of coffee. rue place OF cxecu
ten the side Of deep ravne short distance q
the northvard or tie jail The spot y most romantic
and secluded one. rud well adapted for thc solemn pir
pose Tor which has occasionally been used. At nine
O'Clock a. TIE pSsorer sc the jail supported on one
side by Sheriff Clarke, and on the other by the Jsor,
Mr. Dunbar and guarded BY strong posse bearing N IT,
reTfdaton he co0iy smoked gar, aud corversei
with persons either side d BIN. On arriving the
ground the guard fled right and efl aad formed cir
Gle round Tie scanod The psouer asceuied the steps
without q uemor. Il was his intention 10 have al.
dressed the crowd, but his way 70 the scafoi b.
concluded not 10 10 30. Williams dressed IN
white shirt, blue pants ari shoes. The Sheriff
bad presented him With complete nev suit OF
was q usoiesg expsnse. The Sheriff having read
the for The execution, Williams sskoi " be
had anything 70 say tie persons assembled &c an.
swereS "No." Re then walked around Tho scafol, re-
coauized several persons the crowd. spoke 10 them
and aid Good bycv He called person the ssaf
fold and after saying fsrese, remarked that possible
he would let him know what was gong on ABOVE. DC
ssxcd another person. nd you Know anything bai Of
me before this affair cccurreit The answer was, No.
jack williams then saia /" Tell those Campo SEQ ie
lows that would DO the same Thing again and bs banged
rather than put up with an INSULT
Re prisoner stood facing the north yard perfectly COOL
sne ACKNOWLEDGMENT nerve weakened Az nal rast
ard the drop fer a AZ the rops fes5ved the stand.
jock Williams IN the presers Jneasl ana me SOU ~
deed irsvutiy-pois culver vfs ssen-*ha<es'. hsvS
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sold .. sb 40 cases sunOn mills and ss do DO sold y

sold 81 sib 40 cases sunoA mills and 81 do. do sold u
SrAI AVID BsAS-So half barrels sweet Eastern corn
meal, iobbng sale, at - % 80 barrels 40. DO; ~;
SEQ us Cahfo, mia esh ground do sold al oc IA tons
WHrAT-Sae OF 100 bags At 40.
RARIEy-Sales OF 2475 bags, in eight lots ~ the IA.
nexed rates. 400 bags and 2S5 do. sold at u STA per
100 lbs lao do, 200 do 100 d. l.o DO ana LOO 40,
at ST so; 100 do, at 81 %; 80 do, n 81.
OATs-sales Of $50 bags 2xc.; 100 do at 2kc.
PorArof Sales Of 455 bags In eight lots at the fol-
lowing 50 bags l35 do. and 30 do old At &C.;
$50 d. 25 d. zoo do. and 200 do sold at 2c 200 do
at2i.c
osioSs-sale Of SO bags choice at TIC.
HAy-ll tons sold at Sic; do. at $40.
paaxIC0 hall bbis clear pork sold al SIC 10; 30 do.
at sl7; Is bbls. prime mess at 81 30.
I4RD-I0e cases lard, in 10 10. Tins, sold at shade
under 21c.
BrrrEa-lo0 frkns, new choice, sold at &c.. 100 do
do. sold on terms not stated
CHE-looo 600 lbs. English dairy cheese at auction
at l3c.
srGAR-s5 bbls. crushed sold al l5c.
RcE-Sales at auction Of 500 mats China No at $50
q bAc 10( 100 lbs. No. /, at private sale, at exc.
BRiAD-6,ooo lbs. pilot bread IN whiskey bols, sold
ut &c.
CorrES-Sale at auction Of 1870 bags ordinary Rio at
107ac. llc
TTAssaes at auction Of so 10 h. boxes Ooongs at 2lc
$50 chests common black at lSc. q 1910.
PIcKEsl25 dozen gherkins, in half gallons, sold at
Sc 90.
BRAxpy-2o octaves mixed brandes sold at auction at
81 30
TorAoco-20 cases peach brand sold at 421lc.
SPIRITS TURrENnSE-lo0 cases sold At soc. per
gallon
DRY 6oops-49 bales brown drills, damaged, sold at
7i4c
sold at s2c and 5000 gross at private sales on private
terms.
NAns-1, 600 kegs assorted sizes at auction at 4c.
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News from Oregon.

The Indian war In southern oregon mas oeen prougns
to close most Of the bands having been suDoued Inc
volunteers, excepting one company mad returned nome
Johns band which stood out ior long tne nave COM
IN under an agreement that they are NOT 10 answer o
any crimes, or return any stolen properly.
In the NORTH the savages still remain noste, tnough
they keep 81 proper Issuance toiohei wfiens witt
BODY OF regulars IN the YAKIMA dsuct Dut mas 10y
been able 10 suodue me inoians nor 70 ehcct uoay
with them, though there prospect OF peace
On John Days river where they sun nand our 20 1he
number OF Blk hundred, tnsy nave expressed Wiiing
ness TO treat
Three white men were Killed s'ey on tne oskyou
Mountains, ana large tram 1ken Two Oh tno pAfV,
named Bah and spencer belonged 70 Lane county.
man named AcGonegd snol MS VIE, an ind1an wo
man. at CHINOOK which came near causing an ousorcak
among the INDIANS lie was AXen 70 vancouver ior saie
keeping: ~.
GOD kas ceen Iouno near me ples, suu tnc rcpoit
from the reno dorlle mines are gultc iaVoIaoie. -,
Inc crops are repressntea 70 oe tar lougn9u. 'ae
IerI.oiy, tnoagn conslaeraoy lhysd ~ ram ~ .ay, "
wren mere mas veen more .nan c'el ueore Aneun
Inc election neia ~ wasnsn iJ'a.soJ ~ VIC as
ms, 70, mempe,s q te w
- the cnoce u tne aeoSfauo osho'ses 10 s ooun'cS
ana me opposuon 10 Two n, o.ro, 49,. !, !,
- IN nu.aica Ain iiol 49, aAso
n l neee s. sa s ~ " eeo-' INV ' ~ se e'os
Gu = qui'c iaise' ,U 49,. a., t-.t.t-,, 4 =,
, isp We ~, 'eala , .a ~ 49,. = ~ p'' -
~ ne eo "a ~! y, la - 49, y, -
AnIee ~ ~ M NJ, u =,
Wt, v a - ha. !. &c, ,a,,r ~ ',bo hss.ies 90
arc ss or ne agh and nre,,v Wei starved out were 70
~ sieA - 'o 49, 49, ~ ~ 49, '.' ~ -.
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Thanks 10 the prudence and courage Of little aogs
river army, says the Crescent City Herald bslloTe
safe in saying that the ian war is now
May rot express the hope that the cloud OF dark
ness, in which the recent disturbances for q time
veoped the hopes of our growing little city, u silent
y floating away TO darken our homes more, ant that
the sunlight OF prosperity ia beginning to BEAM on
again from clear sky' Even II 1t be rot now, yet &
will be- ere long There is bright future for For
tune is fckle-frowns and smiles alternately. She hiss
scowled upon us most Indignantly Of ate the next change
Of countenasce will bring propitlous smile.
krMoRED INDIAN TRorBITs SAILOR DTSGINGs-We
learn from Mr. Riley says The Crescent City Herati that
at the time he left Sailor Nggpgs, it rumored that
on Sunday the eth ut train belonging to tho Messrs
Barnes Of Rogue River Valley, was attacked on the siski
you mountain, between Jacksonville and Yreka, by a
man, name uDreported, was killed, the owners OF the
train making thcif escape. -Four animals killed an
eleven driven off, The trail of the Indians followed
10 within twelve miles OF the lake, but animals re-
taken
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stS FRAscsco Aug. 4-Eseninr
FIopB--Trsnsactlons wholly obbing sum M 10 day
equal 20 900 obs domestic, and 1856 packages Eastern
-four 2ooo quarter racks domestic sold AT sucen at 90
3l0 60. Golden Gate, 200 DO Commercial and 200 do
Magnolia sold at the same figure 200 DO GoI5cu Gate,
ACC DO Ayiso, $50 do domestic 900 do DO end leo DO
do sold at IS so, 100 half Golden cate extra at
40 co. 20 bts esegos 90 &c Ha1sl, and soJ,o. DO,