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WILLIAM SIIIEI.Ds 4 CO,

yr-ul.Ip saw A. TIC Planters xrn%..hy SsAS
w .te.v nsy now mountaineering Ost0n O'ae
al an ini,.foy.i pattern, Will ior iiyhtuso q
,in.,t. s,,ged OF .ia,,ing. AID excellence " AnpN
arc unsaryiasssd w as Gins made, ea,hsI
Moth or south. The journals Of ~ ~ 'snees:
san in water boxes Ilncd with babb'tss neees'
lerrby doing away VITA Iric.ios alnese ss:ae-
b. 1'ae brusa shs't Is potsisd sp - hrsd
b u3b % as TO revert c~to.s wlnd'ng eFeass'
regaclfy ,a.1siaa tie Gin 10 ,a-e 6re.
i've also n,a1uiae.are Corn Nils tcf sny s'se
nd quality which have r.l~..sdly oesn pre'
ouugeI to BE- the bcJ. How Nils IN use.--
!hey an, all rear.d to Dc run without crossing
'hc baud and IRE holtcd down 30 there can =
0 Giving way "a IL sometimes the case w's4
.hoso uai are oals vedge-ins'ened,
OrrFaltory IS located Of Mindrr, ClGeosrs
PaUsb. La w.ese we have ample facilities ~
.akipy rom two % three hundred ssa:,db Pc
1YHrn. and as many nils. Should planters =
ire 10 ,ry our Gins lfor they are all 1'urrsaird.t
Esy carl ca ils-s - a. ,ac above iner'ions0
place where thei- si!er- VII always rsstea
-l.ilt a"euiioa.
", ave soa,aern mer aad 60 IN fer hc1s
n. uu'a-'rree.
vs. would r,f.l those rnacqea;n,ed With oar
GINS. 70 the gentlemen nance 1e.o~
J " Te,lor l"Uncle Joe , Msrshsll, Texas
> t4N- gl-t'siI .AA-SNi
D. Il jan.
Rgy " 3 I'LL,
Re-. Henry Ware,
Lcmgel Langley, Glade oprnS-
Mh W A. Iutle :"
C.oi. John n JONES JeEeraon, Cas- Co, Tsxas'
" II Freeman, Esq
/ Moseey Esq
lion j p llendeison, Cas- Co. Te.s'.
Col Wits WHITAKER "
: p A'i.ijye Upshar Co. 1e1sa
John Nii'
Dr. Jonathan Adairs Harrison Co. Teas
Co. VIM Clark, Mury League Harrison Co.,
Texas.
April !. l559-.n2?;0ml
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During the Summer that has ius' passed away
D. ,u-tnds ct sufferer. FROM dyacptcry and Anrrhrt
ave hcen plcycd by the use ot il0>fEf TER :
&irrFR~ q med inc whieh j. evidently destined u
=, un'iu permanent, place in the public estimation
D bo1. dauhui Is ane oi uio's dsca-e' which bal
=, the kin " the physician. The mrdlfinc they
tdmiustor :, ae' upon the bowels never ~eem' g.
ae the sIgtee o the EVIL. The d'Ni diy il t. get
= remedy that will reach all the dso.tnvc organs,
oni give them simultaneously rush n Sig7r t. r'd
hcmselvcs OF disease This problem is solved by the
y 7 TIERS. which never h- To conquer the most
eu'.0,n cases. !, oily faif t. say ,hAt during the
= as'a ln.t cio.cd thi, medicine has achieved mdrc
than any other ever prc-cnicd Z, the public.
~ ia ing the fan whine that terrible seuarge the
j sar and aguc. Is 50 prevalent, the BliFkl'S will
ain mesh fame. sold 10y
SANDERS & SEARS.
d Marshall fexas.
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Ladies' Dress Fabrics.

N\GfISII and French Cashmcrcs figured
II and plaIn English and French Merinoes
figured and peini Rack and Fancy Silks
Black Brocatks; poeal Stripes and Plaids
Fouarl silk. in Patterns Dsaocs Sold and
Figured TALL wool } ReFages assorted eolofs,
for sale at
GIL. PIXIES Cheap Store.
October so No 5m
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fDt CATION Al.

MISS +. Il. STRACUN has declined
Coaching with Nh Bouiosy and VIII con
Rhine 10 give lessons ia Music Singing uui the
Languages, upon her own responsibility Terms
rau be knc-n upon application lo Miss ~trachan
- the rrsidepcc of Mr. Edward Womack.
Marshall August e, ls5a-i,;6m
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NR>. BONFOEN'> ACADEMY.

NRt f. " B1Nrgry> .chool VIII rooppn ou
ihc 5,h of September Her patrons will lonrn
Dr her arrangement. for mnslc by calling upon
aar
Marshall August lulh.
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[ VI l., !

In this county, on Thursday the 9Th inst a,
the residence 81 Mr. l. II \rbEut, miles cits,
Of Narshall. OF typhoid fever AFTER On Illness of
three weeks :. + NORRIS, formerly Of New
ton comfy, Georgia
suy- Coying'on. tea Times will please copy.
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Bows and Youth's ClOt,ling.

lust Received and for safe by g g Gregg
y Co. large bin including Reiistr Frosks.
Sacks. md over Sacks, Vests and Pants to n
boys and youth. from three 10 twenit wears old
10 which We call the attention Of al The boys
August o.. 50 N.i0
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lust Received a very large 10, Of kcFseys
d osnaburghs, Stripes. Wool Phisls. Rassc
Brogans. Wool Hats. Blankets, &c. al'
which will be oir,rel al lower prices at
q " Fixes
Cheap Store, than nuy other house IN town.
octoner 80 No 2 Sm
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NORTHWEST or MARSHALL,


To- Propf.s:oFs eelrg mechanics &c 40
r-se,-.i - c,ocu'c. witA dispatch, a. ofce' 70
: ,r 'rre n tteIr Tar.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

lust Received and for sale By G. G Gregg
- 20, Cents L. b and VI ,rseiles shirts and
Collars BOW AMI Bcachel Drawers
q" Cotton and Mcrino under shirts
!" Drawers
crava,s aul Ties Socks &c, &c Al articles
in the Inc to be found in our stock
Angnst 81 80 No-i0 An
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New AAvertlse0eaes.
LIST OF LETTERS

DENAINfNG In the Post ON At Marshall.
IL Texis OIL the II day OF ,ober, l>59, witch II
not taken out 10y the 81 I day Of DECEMBER, 1863,
will be sent y the General Pos, On e dead let.
tevs.
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Mems Clothing.

lust Received aud for sale by G. G. Gregg
- Co $1,000 worth msns clothing IN this
b,l may be found all qualities styles, ami prices
from the highest to ,hc lowest,
August p. - No-50 am
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EVERYTHING

n the way of Goods wanted by Ladies, Gen
i tlcmcn or Chilr,a can be had at
COLEMAN 4 cos
North side Public square. Marshall Texas
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MARRIED.

In this county at the residence of the brides
father, on Thursday evening the 9Th INST, 10y the
nv Al C.,mn1pns Mr. JOSEPH +. KEN
\EpY. to Mis-. SARAH a. GREEN, both of
this COMFY.
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WANTED

NEGRO WOMAN lar tho ha'aoog ~ iho
a yeas. who can ID plain cooking Sni Is 8
good washer and irousr Hire payable month
Is. enquire a. Republican oihcc
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Misses Hat. and Eint.,

lust Received AMI 'oT sde hy
& g GREGG q ca
hnra- y. '51. No.5l l1
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LADIES SHOES.

nr every description. Gait,rs. KID Boots.
~ Kid Slippers, with and without heels.
Glove kid-llcclcd Boots also, large lot OF
Cali, Goat and X ip Walking Shoes for sale by
]. y COLEMA\ 4 co.
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Gents Cmtr Dress Boots,

" ATER PROOF BOOTS, Kip and Mud
w Boots also, large lot Gents Shes. at
COLEMAN a. COS
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RANAW Az,

I-RON the Subscriber. sbost IT, isth q
L juno, Negro Man named jim. Ne =
about IS years I'D eve No. six a seven incAss
hlya. ~ dark copper color. almost hack, vsiGhs
about 81 or l4o poants. ~sry hFts month. .
louncasr laok scar on one of ht cheeaA 1Rs
not spak exactly plain Qispingl. And sPsats
qa,c,. VII spoken TO. liz nay ssde.vG = ~
back - Georgia. as he 40 AesasAt IRON theso
Iva, winter. n qafstioaed = = va6u y -
longs. no tloabt ~ wca'.l ~ - ~ 49,.
John l'cndrickl Who lives n 0se4i& 10
delivery to me. har u'les ~ = oedsg 49,.
Caalo Parish. La. o. a. hi bei11 - b -
seis jAil so ,ha. ] car ~ hin.
GCsTAvuA 0&yD1lCH.
The Texas Republican ScsGAesa 4eeltAs.
Homer lliAd arr requested to psaltA ~ sealee
me month. and foswsrd thsif hllh - NJ -.
caaAp AAssss.
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LIkENESSES.

1 c NIOESrCh has rooPenei rooms 20
"A. Marshall over the Store Of King laeiiord
North side Of the pnhlie squire where be- {.
ready e. take tikcnpyas IN the most approved
style Persons wishing 70 favor him with Their
patronage viii please give him aa early cali
T. : Having nude the At his study and
exclusive business inr the last nine wears and
always taking the LIKENESS himself b. sill ca1
tinue 10 do So and warrants no, q leave hs
worl 70 the hands Of apprentices OF ircotApgten'
Artists, bat 10 execute any order IN peysca with
cXactness aud dispatch.
Nav 9Th i-N9tE
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stock subscription in thc SOUTH
cru Pacific t&uilrOri Com lpnmy.

Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Stock ~ the
southern Pacific Railroad Company are request
al To call a, my office in Marshall 1hoe, at a
distance NAV confer by lcncr No subscription
will b, considered binding on the party unless
Mr. vlmmpson accepts tue Presidency The
1cxas Sub-cribcrs will have the right to desig
nate and elect the ;tsdeui Directors
j AR-iIAIL
Stock Agent Of ;. 7 Il X. Co,
Marshall Oct 18th, 1888
The ,.im'r y m'crai Tyler Reporter and
Dallas Herald will copy for six weeks.
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HATS AND CAPS.

" every hind si7e or description, for sale by
COLEMAN 4 90
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c.Hiyrr YuayIsHtNc DEPARTMENT
r,gRl!GE MIXING ,ND REPAIRING

MARSHALL ....-.-..... .-..- IEAAS'
'TiE undersigned thankful @
| II ae ps-,ioaase Win *
al...h isey have bneu fivcnd $500
won 4 respectfully inform their tiepds and ~
pauUc tina, ihsy are prepared 10 carry 90 tee
J4rrae. Nak ard Reralrinc Business 10 ID
yarilus densrtmsl,s. Haring many years e..
~ nee. tres ha'ier themselves thai for mat
nsq q sfvle ard dnrahiliiy oil work. they vii. b.
sasisra s-,t. uy any ,stabl .haeni IN the Soash.
Tty have ynst pseclycd aud viii always keer
~ hand a a.gc ury'y Of acw ma'erA. suitable
,or al STYLES II bussies ard carriages. Cosch
-,ass4s. ,stra s.re On hand
netair.ng done at short notice.
Terms CASH snd prices a. low ~ esa b
ahnrslcd hv any foad mechanic. All work VA
-an,ed Can sad examine our work ard priccs.
l.. GOLDlN.
IL \. MANN.
Anil E 1859 49, In30iyi
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Variety.

TU5T Received aud 'or sale bv G g Gregg
- & Co, grca, many little things aud flncy
articles in this branch Of trade, too numerous 10
mention For particulars We refer Won to our
show cases Call and examine for yours Ives
August 81 SO. No-50 Am
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Gentlemen, turmishing Goods,

CONSISTING oi broad cloth Fine tassl.
I mc,s; Twceds. james aud -a'nets, for sale
lowat
e. II. Fixes
Cheap store
October SO No & I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lew FALL Il WINTER GOODS.
Fancy and staple Dry Goods
DELAi>E ROBES.

~ the latest and most desirable styles also
J solid co or,d n.aines together with large
of French aud English ucrinos just received
COLEMAN 4 co
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Ready Made Clothing.

4 SUPERIOR and desirable lot, inst arrived
n and for sale by
COLEMAN 4 co
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Ready Made Clothing.

4 FULL line OF Ready made Clothing, for
~ sale at low figures ~
G. H. PIXIES
Cheap store.
October 50. 40 : SIN
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ciCKLss.-The New York Herald saws
Sickles' constituents are signing a petition
requesting him TO resign. 1t remarks, if
they desire to make the demand effective,
they had better subscribe from $500 to
81, 900 each TO enable him TO do SO. After
his return from Washington, Mr.. Sickles'
friends raised from $4,000 to $4,000 for
him, which shows that he is not in posi-
ton to listen TO any inopportune appeals of
this kind. Whatever may be the doubts
expressed TO the contrary. it is pretty GER
tain that the honorable member will be NJ
his post in December next. His seat will,
it is said, be contested by Mr.. Williamson,
and should the latter prove successful, then
Mr.. Sickles may be disposed to retire for
a while from public life. His wife, with
the other members of the Bagioli family,
are, We understand, about TO take up their
residence in Italy, and in the event of his
defeat, the honorable gentleman win, no
doubt, Immediately join them.
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An EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL OPERATION.
We saw, yesterday, a stone that had been
extracted the day previous by DR.. Bray,
from the bladder of a lad only fire years of
age, Of an extraordinary size. 1t was egg
shaped, ard was an inch and a quarter in
length, and seven-eighths in thickness, at
the greatest diameter, and weighed over
six Pennyweights. The formation was of
extraordinary size in such child. The re-
mOval was made without great pain or diff
fculty, by the experienced and skillful ope-
ratOr, and the child is, We are glad to say,
doing well.
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From the Merchants and Manufacturer JournaiJ
To those of eur readers who are subject
to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, or other Bilious and Nervous
attacks, we honestly recommend Leeds
Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures by
its use have come under our own observa-
ton that we know how excellent it is.
This Substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while it pos
sesses all the advantages of these medicines,
with none of their injurious effects. In q
pamphlet, before US, we find certificates
from all classes-the sailor, merchant, and
invalid, which all bear testimony to its ex-
cellence. Let our readers send for circu-
lar, or better, for half dozen bottles, to
LEIGH Il Carlsbad, Evansville, Indiana
d&w6m.
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GERMAs ONTMEST.-Dr. Schlapfer's Gel
el,rated German Ointment can be had at the
Drug store of Messrs. Stoddard & Thompson.
This is an article that never fails in efecting
"a radical cure for old sores, felons, &c.
Wherever it has been introduced it has be-
come an antidote Of universal demand. Its
cost is but Is cts. per box. II will be re-
collected that this medicine is prepared only
by Or. Schlapfer, who is also ready to take
OF your corns in the most scientific manner,
causing no pain or inconvenience.
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River Items.

ARRIVALS AND pEPAETUREs-FIoM 0'CLncS THJgS-
DAY TILL 0'cLocK FRIDAY.
Aida, Canneltvn to Evansville.
John GaulI, Louisville 10 Cairo.
John T"mpkins, Cairo to Louisville.
Charley Bowen, do 10 Evansville.
Nile. Cairo to Louisville.
Silver Star, Paducah 10 Evansville.
Aida, Evansville to Cannelton.
Charley Bowen Evansville TO Cairo.
Lightfoot, Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Silver Star, Evansville to Paducah.
Gen. ID. III. White, Evansville to b. Green q.
The weather yesterday was warm not
withstanding the severe rain of the night
previous. Business was somewhat dull, as
we may expect it, until the fall season fairly
setsin. The river continues tOdecline slowly.
The Bo,cea left at noon with iair trip.
. We learn that she left her barge at Mt. Yer
non to be loaded by the time she returned.
If she gets her barge loaded, there she will
have as good trip as usual.
The Star also left at the same time with
good trip OF passengers and freight. The
Star has been greatly favored with passengers
on her last two or three trips up.
The ALdd put out for Cannelton at I'D
o'clock. The Aida is determined to build
up trade if perseverance and attention to-
business will do it.
Shippers will remember that the Kate
Sarchet leaves on Monday evening for Cairo
and all intermediate points. The Kate is
reliable boat, and her officers need no laud-
alton. She leaves positively at o'clock.
The Gen. White left for Green river in
the afternoon. She had proceeded but
short distance up the river when she lost her
skiff and was forced to return a considerable
distance to find it, IA
The Done will he up to-day ready for n
| trip to Cairo. She will probably 90 up to
| Newburgh for some -four, Tomorrow, return
I and complete her load, and leave on Mon
day. The Done will be prepared to take
all the freight that will be sent down to
/ her.
/ The LighVoot stuck on Scutfletown Bar
nearly "a hours. She passed down yeSter-
/ day. There is three feet water reported on
/ the bar.
The Tempest and John Tompk ns are the
Louisville packets for Cairo this evening.
! The Pilots Convention, which assembled
! in Louisville on "Wednesday last, completed
their business in one day, anu adjourned to
meet again in ST. Louis, on the second Mon
day of August, in 1860. They passed res
olutions advocating uniformity of wages,
and think captains ought to be compelled to
get licensed by the Inspectors.
man was drowned off the Brunette, nj
St. Louis, on Tuesday evening last.
a msl named Jones. while wrestling
With q companion on The steamer Louisville
OF her last trip to 81. Louis, accidentally
fell overheard, and was drowned.
The Tennessee Belle is to take the place OF
the Return in the Memphis and White river
| trade
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nssy- enc OF the humanitarian move

kss5 One OF the humanitdrIan mose-
meats vi our times, although little known as
such, can hardly be over estimated in Its I'M
portance upon the well being OF our widely
scattered communities. The population In
the American States is in many sections so
sparse, that skilful Physicians are hardly
available to them. Vast numbers ofour people
are obliged to employ in sickness such medl-
cal relief as they can hear OF from each
other, or indeed any they can get from any
quarter. Hence arises the great consump-
ton of Patent Medicines among us, greater
by far than in any of the old countries,
where skilful physicians are accessible to all
classes. Unprincipled men have long avail
ed themselves of this necessity to palm off
their worthless nostrums, until the world
has become SYNONYMOUS with imposition and
cheat. One OF our leading Chemists in the
East, DIR. Aver, is pursuing a course which
defeats this iniquity. He brings not only
his own, but the best skill of our times; 10
bear for the production of the best remidies
which can be made These are supplied to
the world, in convenient form, at low
prices, and the people will no more buy poor
medicines instead of good, at the same cost,
than they will bran instead of flour. The
inevitable consequence of this is, that the
vile compounds that food our country are
discarded for those which honestly accom-
plish the end in view-which cure. Do we
over estimate its Importance, in believing
that this prospect of supplanting the by
word medicines, with those of actual worth
and virtue, is frought with immense conse-
quence for good, to the masses of our people.
Gazette and Chronicle, Peru, Ind.
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To the Public.
NME P.AST NH.N,TER Ind SP

IL so far, have been very wet ones, causing many
of our rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing mp the water in the creeks and bayous and
flooding to considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers recede, which may be ex-
pected soon then the large surface of decaying veg
etabe matter exposed 10 the scOrching rays Of the
summer sun. produces the malaria, which proves
fatal i'm its course, sweeping whole States and
sparing neither age nor sex in its conquering
march. s ..
After n residence of more than twenty years in
the middle and Southern States we think we have
discovered medicine which, to q certain extent,
is a preventative of the attacks Of bilious fever
ague, &c, and rs such We recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public TO understand that are
not urging upon them the of strong Liquors
beverage We are, and always have been, opposed to
them as such, let them have by all means
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, and
l0ngthen instead of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose tn sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and little for the stom-
ach's sake, il required, and will challenge an in
spection 10y the best chemists in this any other
country, to ind any impurity or adultcratiOn in
the whisky branded by MS, Ills & Howe's Mag
nolian Ii j. warranted, il il distilled from the
corn, rye, or wheat, with slight addition Of good
cstern water. We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined i'm health, if not actually killed, py
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis & IIowes' pure Magnolia should be in gen.
eral use. just received and in store for sale.
10 - pipes ass'd Brandies old) from To 81 p gal
IL Y pipes do (cld) from to 81 r. gal
pipes Holland Gin , pRneheons old Rum.
APIS ALLIS " ROWES. Water ST.
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u.s. We would call attention to a notice
an to-days issue, and would advise all
property holders on Locust street to attend
the meeting. Recollect, the time is nine
o'clock this morning. The advantages re-
snlting from the matchmaking of streets
mnst be of incalculable benefit to the city
and if one street could be completed this
fall, it would be prelude, and give an inn
petus to other owners, on other streets, TO
apply to have theirs fixed mp next year. On
Locust street the travel is the heaviest, and
it would give it good trial.
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The NEW STEAM PLow.-The steam pillow
OF Dir. FawkeS, of Christiana, Pa, con-
sists Of eight very large and deep plow-
shares, attached to the engine by chains,
and arranged so as to be raised or lowered in
few seconds, as the person guiding the
machine may wish. 1t Is of thirty horse
power, and weighs seven tons, being the
largest size that can well be constructed for
any practical purpose. II can plow either
up or down hill with great facility. The
burrows are very deep and regular, SO much
so as to excite the admiration of several
veteran farmers, who were present, and
rubbed their hands as they looked at the
machine making such sad havoc with the
soil. 1t plowed up one acre in twelve min
utes, turns in small circle, backs, and is
entirely and easily manageable for all prac-
ticai ends.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHTLAEELPHIA, Aug. I'm
The supplies of flour come in slowly;
sales of s 90; old stocks Of superine held
at 90; fresh ground 80; the sales are
confined 10 the wants of the trade. Corn
meal unchanged. Wheat in fair request
for milling; sales of red at SO; white 40
"a, 40. Rye in demand at 20. Corn has
advanced &c; sales at 7S afoat. Oats sell
freely, at 37@3S for old Pennsylvania
Whisky 26@27. Pork dull and sells slow
ly at 10 0O9l5 80 sides and shoulders sold
at 9l@93. Lard sold at log. 10000 lbs.
solid packed Western butter sold at lola
lie
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13
CINCINNATI Aug. IL

The losses by the fire this morning are as
follows: Boyle & Co. $4,000; insurance
$4,000. Breed 4 Crane, fully insured. G..
Henshaw, furniture mandatory, $4,000;
fully insured. Rsctifying house of J. N.
Pike, almost wholly destroyed; loss S2o,-
900; insurance, probably, $4,000.
Several frmen were injured by falling
walls. During the fire, the water in the
cisterns became exhausted, or the destruc-
ton of property would have been less. The
whole steam fire department was on duty,
and water had to be conveyed distance of
half mile. The origin of the fire is I'M
known.