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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

/ New ORLEANS, Oct. i0.-The town Of
Brownsville, Texas. has been attacked by
90 Guerilla's and i've Of the citizens kill
ed. Tie jail was broken open and all
the prisoners set at liberty. The excite
ment was intshse. The Msxiaans had sent
aid from, Matamoras The Guerillas were
hea led by Cartiuas. who shot the Sheriff
OF Brownsyille last July in attempting to
arrest him. A party Of fhorsemen one hun.
dfed strong rode into the city and posted
sentinels. Gen. Carjayal and others ar
rived from Matamorss ahd persuaded the
outlaws to leave. Fort Brown has been
garris6ned BY Mexican troo sfrom Mata-
moras, and the citizens have formed pa
troll. The outlaws were enoamp d near
the city TWO bundled strong. The Mexl.
can General had visited the camp and OBJ.
tained a promise not 10 modest the town
again. The citizens isial expect an attack
as the outlaws boasted lhatlhere was more
on the lat to be killed. aAa Express had
been sent 10 San Aufenio for troops. The
Brow nsville Flag thanks the military and
civil authorities Of Matsmoras and blame'
the Government for leaving them defense,
less. The Shorthand posse same dowr
to Point Isabel with the.slesmer Arizona'l
mail. TheScahse Of fthe difficulty was re-
vsnge, songht by Caftinas. fors alleged in.
iuries. The citizens mostly fled to Mata
moras' ~ ,g5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

NE A fsw evenings since, while the
curtain was down between the acts Of a
play at Leura Keene's Theatre, New York,
a woman rose in the dress circle and pro-
ceeded TO address tie house, e8horting
them to repentance, and going on in a
way, to lead the audience to velieye that
she was denient4d; She was quietly he'd
from the theatre. and peace was restored.
Il now turnsolt that she was not crazy al
all. but that she undertook the preaching
feat TO win a @aget II $s5. The WHINE
Of the be, is said tobea Mr.. Hawkine. 1r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
CINCINNATI MARKEF,

NfHcfHHITI. UftObcT ". IFsE
R10HF--Tha RaTketis Nth0nt egsentiAl ebange. The
sale at "a 6sa4 20 Sdpsfae and a0Es for extra
WHISKY The demand eonfinaes active. with sales
at frs2ts< The latter for wagon, being adj
vance X cent.
whest--The market rather stifFsT to-day though
prices not qaotAhly. Sales o. prime White At
T C0rn--Tbe market Is arm, with good demand al use
for fair mixed
Rye--saies at sse Market arm. Demand btisk-
BarIey--A moderate demand for prime P4Il at 7Se.'
oals--H coed demand At tsaE5e. Holders general
II asking 4se. NatrAnsactions reported. -
Z Cheese Sales ofprime Western Reserve al eye.
Market dFm.
Ho3s--NeW Eastern are held nj 1aaI4 cents.
OIi--fnlss Of Linseed at 5Gs57 cents.
GrOeeriss-Ths mark continues qaite arm At very
full prices. Sales Of sugar al G5<a7Se hnasses q
axe, IR fhe small wy, ,95c. is obtained. Coffee Is
Hrm ai IIa<sIehe with sood demand In the regular
way. Rice Is dull al 41sa41<c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
ChiIlicothe Election.

CHILLIoorHE, Oct. il--Midnigbt.
The election returns as far heard from,
are as follows Chillicotlie aud Scioto
Towushipahin. The,RepaBlicaRs csndi
date for the Legislature gains So on the
yots. Of last year. when the Democrats
had 81 majority 10 thecouuty. Penn, the
Republican candidate. is probably elected.
which is gain Of one. In Scioto town;
ship. Ogle. Democrat, FOR the Legislature
has SO majority against I i9 last year, be-
ing a Republican gain,of S.. "a sas.s
The Republican gain on Governor Id
Piketon .iis about So. A small Democrat.
10 gain is reported in Waverly, Pike Co.
In Wellington. Loraln Co, Dennison
has 1855 msjority!7 Z ,sa.sL - Il
Nothing definite from Girelgviile; but
thete ssre indications of Republican
gain atthat place. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
NEw ORLEANS MARKET.

NEw OELGaNs. October u. 1850
Cation very uH and quotations noninAi At w "a
sal.. thra ays only 46bAes; receipts do f1O bales
against I5DO Flour quiet ats Is for Superhpe
fPork-T'he demaqd for Messis limited and cnHfned
70 The local trade. Ills selling ip ihis way at "a 1ssls
eep,s and but Ilm.tsd dema Vi. and prices are 50
that accurate duntatpBs cannot be giyen.
Iard--The MARKETS dull aud The demand Limited
al Ike for prime leaf. ,t.t.
Sngar-The receipts bci;g light apd pot equal 70 The
demand p-ices have advapeed 10 6zGchze.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
The SU01s Corner.


There Is not in our city pleasant retreat, .r-
Like the famous sSDaa corasr'' where choice spirits
meet ~ ..f5. ..-E "a. -. T.. ...,,
Where Niehs FaeAs presdes, as the Germans might
say
or Mic las For in the plain English way. ~,
Where throng the pleasd public foreomfort anu ease
So winning his ways aud adapted 70 please,
Who grateful for favors reeie eyed ibthe Past,
Ia customers Rainingwho stick trpe and fast:i
Whose groceries selected In mark sts the best 80.
re known through the Country and contest
Which Farasrs Of Farfeld, have tried nOt IN VAN,
Aud uurcbasinR once Will sute bug again.
Who and for their Horses the Sheds most eompete,
The a fsst and coolest along the Main StreeG
Whnae RAJ room with pure healthy hduots supptteu.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

FtRRl FIRE!!-Mr, DEAE Of Cincinnati
is now in our city. and will this evening
on the public square, givea foretasle OF
his beautiful FIRE WORKS, by sending up
rockets DO. On Friday evening his grand
display will come of on the vacant iotop-
posite the Prebysterian Church on Broad
way, turn out every body. and seal the most
splendid performance ever in this city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
The Tesult IN IIa@ilton County

The result Of the election in this County
yesterday. we can. give in a few Words
According to the returns received up TO
three o'clook this morning. the Democrats
have carried the County by from two to
three hundred majority, electing, probably,
every candidate on their ticket The
returns from few wardssand prscints are
Incomplete. but most OF these we can esti;
mate closely and the footingsg thus arrived
at, force us to, the disagresable conclusion
above stated. This unsatisfactory Fesihis
attributable to disafection in, tbe ranks Of
b the Opposition. Heavy losesl il will be
seen, were sustained in the American
Wards. The German Republicans con
daeted themselves robly, polling their full
vote for the whole ticket. 10 announcing
this temporary deieat in Hamilton county
1t is exceedingly gratifying TO know thal
Ohio is Overwhelmingly Republican and
that we have reliable msjorityin the Le
gislature. -ECin. Gazette Octt Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
THE sTKTE ELECrToN.


THE STATE EEECrIoN.
The returns. thus FAR received Indicate
the election 81 the Republican State Ticket
by majority ofsi5.ooo, The RePehli-
cans gain several members OF the Legisla-
ture, and will probably have a majority in,
both branches. securing the election Of a
Republican. United States Senator in the
place Of Mr.. PUoH.-[ Gin. Gazette.
Ohio Election. ls $50
Zanesyille-Potwin Rep. ,Senator) has
$50 maiOrity IN this city. This is a much
larger majority than the State ticket W IL
have. Two townships heard from give
him sa25, large gain on his vote last
year. -.sfss
Lancaster city and township Ranney's
msjority rs; WbiIman's 345; Schleich's
278. Whi,man,s majority is gain on
last vote. 4a55 =. 5,
Lorain oO-six towns. 1877 Rep. MAJOR
ity. -
Summit o.-FOur towns. 1873 Rep. ma
jority. 4
ssndasty Co. Two towns, 1ie Rep.
majority.
Lake co.-Tbros towns, 776 Rep. ma
,jorlty. .ts
sandusky City-Dem. majority l45,-
A Dem. gain of 80. @ s - !,
Circleville--Dem. Representative, IS
majority. e. =
Madison Co., West Jeffsrsonvil!e pre-
einct--% = ennison 81 majority; Kirk ST;
Tayler 81; Russel 81; Stone 81; Gholson
35; Gregory 36; Smyth 81.
Allen Co., Delphos township--Rep. ma,
,jority, 100. CSucty as far as heard gives
400 Rep. majority with five townships to
hear from.
Delaware and Eve township--Rep. ma
jority 900; slight Republican gain.
THE ELECTION. The election Of Tues.
day last went off quietly, with. but httle
excitement in either party. The Democ-
racy have something over the vote Of last
Fall. This is entirely the fault ofour own
party. We have voters enough in the
couuty to cut their majority down below
1000. but they ware not out. The county
was badly organized, or, rather not organ.
lied at all, which will explain things.
. - = - - -, u.
The whole Republican State ticket Is
elected oy about 'en 10 n,seen tn0ussn0 ~,
msjority. We have doubtless secured
both branches Of the Legislature, which
will give us a United States Senator il
place Of GEORGE E. PUeH.
Hooking County has gone Democratic
~ =
oy aismalL smsJpH'y' WIN 'ne 'A'eP''0'
Vi a s'ei'u fiA'' anu . P's'sn'ae '0'''
IL" o0"--'J - .sN+y : :
again determined IN tsyor oil lexington
Cox beaten handssomeiy. .
we Puonsfn1si nf1sS 5usioW 'ne Dsa0''ss'o ,'a. tns
Jot'les r.'osn~so' ' iH3s"o ~ ." = :
'mps oi snis 1'S .oosp's -
oiearcrsek ,.,.osl - 4auua a.. D.1o
lss f'O,e' - nos.' 's, Z. 'o,ssA !. = :
neid 10 aocking % Mau'l.ou = Pef' 7
zio; r'sassa, ssa % 'a'"u. y w. ~ !,
"a nusnoreeh leis s'aa \ - ''s ,e : = 80.
% Nti ~ : - o'' - ~ Il q.
1919. LAATEF. y 4 aa,s
,s, OHIO a 49,. ~ .,''i -, ~
since WritiOglne aoeve We IN, nave y. .e :.
csived the following ~ 70 Gays oincin yii' -
'nasl Gazette: ,.- Il
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET ELEcrEp ltp
q: onpp TX NM X,A Ynpfryiz-A RrptIRtI
i'SYs ~ u ~ -. ,.. ~ ~
Gag Aoi0HA e''A -
- JOINT bALloT.-FueH AL OF Ugh UTTERLY HEf'
DIArED, AND A REPUBLICAN Y. 3. SCI
AToR SECURED! s'r .satl
'.'F yTuE sTarE TICKET, Er.s. " 81.
Tba rsturns "a far reoieyad show a laro
i27tnt. .n.a.;..,.' r. .o,,,,o,sd nj,
Rhtu IOT 1cuuloOut 10 4OOhiPoiNN Wfe
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

DuFF's MEe6ANfiLE C6tLEeEs Coldm-
bus, Ohio, has no successful rival in pre-.
pairing young men for the duties Of the
Counting House. As none but practical
Accountauls and Business Men are 'enga>
aged in the Book Keeping department. as
t achsfs. sths p1pilstcan rely Upon reciev-
ing that information % essential to, q -snc-
cessfuI issue In the, aceouhEapt's probes.
sion. from men 10 whom the commercial
/, community have contidsaSes Conntsrfeil
: detecting on an entire s'tew plan. Banking.
rail, roadi6g. steamboatiug. and nanufac'
: starss,e book keeping, aknowl4dgeofeith-
ef iswofthsths whole tuition is nov ad-
ded to the course of study. We are moi
aware OF any other Commercial College ia
this partofthe country teachihg theseiu use.
fnl branches. =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
RALTIMoRE MARKEf

ssLTfnoaE. October n. Iess
Flanr Is lower with sales Of City lila snper6Be al
B7J;. aud 10 ward street AZ dollars
Wheat doll at 2sal 40 for White, and I7aI 10 fol
Red Wheat.
Pr6vIdons qmite and Unehahged.
wbisky duIi nj apc for Ohio -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEW YORK MARKET.

- SEw YoRS, October II. 4 $50,
Pioar-Vsry hsayy. and 10 cents lower sals a %
~ CO f0r suDerBe Stale; eaf IS for exiTu; soaf63
for sipsrdne WesIern 479a4 20 for common 10 good
extra Weern. and peas 20 for inferor 70 good ship
Ping brands extra TouBh hoop bio. closing heavy.
Wheat eayy aud cents lover sales at 93at %.
Eye sisadY ard gaiet at FiaRg cents.
Barley heavy sad dull AZ sOafs cents. a.
Corn scarce and better sale CSC for mixed Western
aRa e1e fos common FOHRd yellow,
oSs dui at 4Ihf3e for stals and toa43e for Western
aud Canadian. .---
wh!sIy GnSes, ahd hsia at ss cents, SiGL buyers
cai Meats scarce and Ard al esnte IOi shoulders
aud 0esnts foF Hame.
Butter steady Al skaI6e for Ohio, and ITs2l State.
Cheese steady 81 6t<a91< eeuts.
LHgar nrm: Ele grades have advanced lts; Nuseota-
do sells NJ 5Xa6ke.
Coffee nrIn, Rio at Is Ke.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
DR. MI NEXs

DH. NL A N Ia Ne >
49,, OF NEW Y0kK- t-l.,s.s
formerly PhysieiAa to- The New Tolk Hospital; Mem-
tioh; inventor Of the celebrated Lnng TESTER
Aa,l,ar ef New Work on the Causes and
Treaimen ut ofC Cansnm nmption Cancer end
.s,s = ali fsdssesse 81 .ihe ippes. Threai.
Blood LIVER Nerves. skin, Eyes, Ears.&e-. &C., BE-
wILE MAKE ms SEHr nesrhty Visit 10
LANCASTER,
on Tuesday, Oct. Atm 1899.
He irl arriyee the aEsi Train Gaine Mesi And rs-
: main "a honrs... He wtIlalso. visit oi.cs
=, every month lhrq1sll the ysar
mr.. MAkiy hss had an extensive experience ofwors
ss :.ss 10 To and
Iadaps, hss bad ample opportunity 20 hssaIae per
TSs: i;Ss: 1iSs ps rsss 81 Is. ess e 81 S. ss i
isayes Roots and G nmsl Having the Sfmoft faith
in the good nees OF God, believe that t3f every
niaiady there j. fOspd q .gy ews sol sure snd
Cancer. incjpichi nbt6p, EerofnlH. Rhsuma-
,ism. TWs ssu RhSaIn and all diseases ef the sye
Ear. skin, Nerves, Throet Luags liver and stomach
are no as curabls in my hands ne any other disease
is cursble,, -, -,,.s,-s
cares W WarraafedY Examinafion Free.
Hpur. Of consultations from, sos. each day, Drll
MAELY wiItxisitthis town once ever month ihfongh
ofs Ho,psIsiin EsS York be eonduceds
by Dr. MANEp upon the principle Of The new seeSoi.
or American Eeieetie Praet.ee q Medicine, ne Nes
educated in the College Of HhyHicisna nhd Surgeons
in New York. aud for many years pTactfced The Ola
school system" About 10 yenrp sl4ees ~ seeape
eonviaeed fhe gTett taperinriv Of eeds
sueh kns ueeh his success from that time. In rho
hi of many Of flingenDE dtseas.
es a. 10 enable him to warrnHt enFes in spiTs 81
eonadeuce which only kn0WieilED ran give. Dr. hAs-
In vjitbe happy tn operalefor the fcYovfi ~ en-
IarRod fotsiis. Tniaora. CataFaetau for nearly all
diac asesYed eduiring surgical intntlerenee -
Doctor will when deslreds describe " bic PatiFnts
their diseasts without asking any queatlnE ~ fsl
In his day Ods,k the namssa many npdred ten;a
In This vicinity. who havs been egfesI lip tie pr
three monthaaIteT being pronounceh hqpeaesN hrthe
old school. fhenaliel and patients
taln tl,e detaIls of the cnse. NJ Ms1N will bring
with Eim more thauea hundFDd haG. tof Inots SC.
frerh from the dirginess With whirh hewtn anpTly
Ma patleEts. sRO0MSlATTuE EeHEFFERHOuse.t
Lanca seer Nay n le5s--2 tl:ss g ~ ~ sr,lssss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
@OHH Om6s

= n - LANCAbTER, AugustJ Ie5Y. .
Baye aoId to MSssfs. Hedges 4 REESE my
Stock or Goods. ,i&s So ,ss,A. eA$A .EM
All persons ind ebed to me win please call and set
tie INN edfaiely. ~ ~ "a rs NF " 4 4
MY ofhco viii be pptl further notice is given, in
the Count ng Room ~ tfe old Store.
UPCASHBAIDt 70 WHEAT taf.ii llai So
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Ehre wOrR<s-
FL. p. DIEHL.
ryrotechnist from Cincinna

Pyrotechnist from Cincinnati'
ID RsPKcTFUJI.Y informs The citizens. Of I.ancas-
Il, ter and surrounding country, that he will gIvl
ANOTHER GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS,
during the FAIR, -
OnFridny Evening, OctoberIfs 1850, Z
In his large Pavilion on Broad Street. Mr. DIEHE
will exhibit number OF New designs, amongsl which
will be representation Of tho Battle Of the shipsCon-
stituion and Glerier. He will also, throw up mum
ber OF inch Artificial Bomb Shells, which viii ex-
plode in the air and present scene OF magnlneenee
that will ustouish the audience.
Tickets 25 cents-Chil le under l2 years OF age,
evening " n ~ october O, le59--9w23e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
Assignnient.

MToTICRi is berebs given. thai on tho 3rd day af oc
tober, A. ID. 1864. John G.. neBthcrp, doing bnsi-
81 in RoyaltOn. Fairfield county. Ohio made an as
sgnment OF all his property. real and
hene Of the creditors said Assignor, d. that the IN
dersieued was on the 9th day Of October. A. d. lS1a
duly qualified trustee IN tlIe Probate Court o. sa9
county by entering Into an undertaking according 70
law as such trustee. under the order OF said
with its approval. Creditors OF said John z. Hen
thorn are hereby required TO present their claims
against and asignor. duly authenticated according 10
law TO the undersigned in six Iponlhs from this date
and persons indebted 10 said John G. Henthorn are
redue sted ID make Immediate payment 10 the under
signed. WILLIAM l.. CLEMENT, Trustee.
Royalton, October Is, 1659-4w24 o..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

by order or Probate Court.
wiiIiahH Rice, Admitor OF Johh G. Rice, deceased,
't'r ~ against ~
Sarah Rice, Widow, ct al.
IN PROB ATE COURT, FAIRFIELD, CO., OHIO.
NroTICE is hereby given. that on FRIDAY tae ia
~ daIef OCTOBER, a. ID. 1859, at O'clock In the
o. ,Ss gIs Rs", ss in sESs
said John O. Rice, eeeased, 70 pit Tact Or
MARCEL Of Land lying aud being in the County Of Tait-
Held IN the State OF Ohio, and known and disttsS
cd by being the East half Of section No B. Township
to wjt Beginning on the East boundary Of said half
section IL chains and links South Northeast
Garner. thence West va. 2Dd East % chains and a
links 10 n stone; thence South va c6hd fasi ~
chains and SO links 10 a sones thence East pa I'D
West chanei 70 stone hence E95ae enslnS ana
and SIS links The East lineof said half where
atone Is planted, thence North with said East line
3i chans 20 lhe place of beginning containing n
Acres aud 20 100 OF 40 Acre, moIe or less.
Alsothe following part g tug tfic hal. sec.,Sn--
tion II chains IS links West from the Southeast cor
ner. lIehHe Weft along Said South line Chains AID
75iinksto Stone, thence North ". I6,sd West -
caits sd links a stone, thence East vas Sed Vest
chaIns % a stone; thence South va. SGD East 10
chains "a nos thence chain IS links 70 stone;
ihchte South ?ed West chains ann 70 nksto stone;
thctro West 3 chains IN stone; thenee south va.
aid East chains TO tic place OF beginnings containing
Is Acres and so 100 Of an Acre. -f-.ts ~. Z,
Naid sale 20 Befree % aay iucumbnnce whatever.
said Re,ii Estate Is akpfaisedat SIS per ere. "a
Teris Of Sais1Ouetli Of purchase mt'hey IN uand
ON y of sale third In one, and onethrd IN two
years with interest deferred Pasmenis fFom day o.
sale tile deferred he scared by motgage
on said pre~lsss MldsasM y jam 3 @ T,ss aeeenseS
viRaIL 4. d IessFf A. SaAy, Au'ys for Plaintln,,
September O., le5g-4wI9pfS6.e5 - - 2 = f~''a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
Fire ana Inland Navigation
LOST LAND WARRANT.

NJoTIcEis hereby given, thAtI. Nancy TaugheJey,
intend to apply. six weeks after date, 10 the CohI-
OF Pe1sioDs for duplicate issue OF bounty
Land Wafraut for J60 Acress No. $780, which was
the address Of George sanderson, Iapeaster, 0htP,
and which Warrant never reached lis destination nor
beiwe e Psnsion oace aud said City OF Lancaster:
and that all tpanner Of ne CsdnSAre hereby cautioned
against taking an assgL me nj OF said warrant
NANCY DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, S s-ptember Is. Is5s-dw20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

The returns thus far received Indicate
The election Of the Republican State Ticket
by a majority ofsi5,00o, The Rfpahli-
cans gain several members Of the Legisla-
ture. and will probably have a majority in
both branches. securing the election Of a
Republican United States Senator in the
place Of Mr.. PUoH.-LGin. Gazette.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14
Last Nights Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l3--P n

WASHINGTON, Oct. l3--P NJ
The Treasury Department has been Of
ficially advised by the Secretary of State,
that by an order of the Spanish government,
vessels from the United States arriving IN
the ports of Spain and the adjacent islands,
are placed on the footing of national vessels,
as regards the duties of port and navigation.
In consideration Of this exemption, Spanish
vessels arriving in the ports of the United
States from Spanish or other foreign ports,
will be permitted to enter on the same foot
ing with vessels of the United States, as re-
CARDS tonnage duties. Spanish vessels, how
ever, arriving in the ports Of the United
States from Cuba or Porto Rico, not being
embraced inthe foregoing regulation are
especially provided for by the act of July,
1882.
Gen. Triggs in charge of the department
of Texas, will, at his own request, be grant
ed leave of absence, with a view to visit
Europe
The receipts into the treasury for the
week ending Monday, amountto 81, l36, 900.
The drafts issued amount to nearly 81, 542,-
900. The amount subject to draft is 81,
$4,000. The reduction from the amount
on hand the previous week, is S405,777.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has de.
cided, on appeal, THAT mink skins are duti.
able at eight per cent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14
New York Market.

h-A NEW YORK, Oct. bpm
Flour 5@lOc. lower and closed heavy and
dull sales atls4 6O@4 20 for superfne
State; A 1904 50 for extra State; 4O@
a 60 for super. Western; 80@5 Is for
common to medium extra Western; 8 50@
8 65 for shipping brands; extra round hoop
Ohio firm. Rye -four unchanged at 3 75D
4 40. Wheat firm, 2@3c better; sales at
4 23@l l25 for white Carolina; 40 for
KY; 20 for red Southern. Rye scarce and
better sales at $4,000. Barley dull hut
better; sales so@s2:. Corn better at sscfo
mixed Western; 9s@l GO for yellow
Oats 45c for Western. Whisky buoyant |;
sales at 29c Pork dull at Is % for mess
Is sc for prine Beef unchanged at 40
ga IS for prime; 5 00@6 90 for mess. Beet
hams steady. Cut meats scarce and firm
at for shoulders, and st for hams. Lard
steady at li@lls. Butter steady at l26
Is for Ohio; l7@2o for State. Cheese
steady at G@lOf. .s1a -zreslF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

GIBSON COUNTY FAIR.-The attendance
yesterday was quite large, and the crowd
seemed unusually good humored. We will
mention some Of the more prominent fea-
lures of the Fair tomorrow. The interest
to-day viii excel, we doubt not, that of
yesterday. We understand that the ladies
will ride for premium, and that numerous
entries for the prize have already been made.
Citizens from our place can go up on the
regular passenger train at 10 o'clock %
minutes, have an abun lance of time to see
the curiosities and return the same evening.
The Railroad takes passengers at halt
fare. A pleasant afternoon may be enjoyed
at Princeton, and we wonder more of our
citizens do not avail themselves of the OPP
portunity to make the acquaintance and
witness the skill of the good people Of their
sister county.