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For other River 1tenas See seventh Pcgse..

CINcINNATI. July IL. river has
risen seven inches. Weather Oud
Thermometer 72o. Hurricane last night
and this morning.
July R.-The river Is sta
ltfohary, with three feet nine inches water
in hecan by the mark.
The weather cleared up last night, and
fair weather may be expected for some
days. 1.-THE additional arrivals and de-
partures last evening were the Mayfower
to Cairo; Golden Eagle, Cincinnati to
Memphis; w. p. Lodge, st. Loui to Louis
VILE; Minyoung and Eau Claire, from
Green Rfver..-..The Golden Eagle had a
good trip herself, and a large barge
in towIoaded TO three and a half feet. Her
Officers & report nve feet scant at Flint
Island. She was aground twenty four
hours on Rising Sun Bar. She left the
Tarascon hard aground at Flint Island,
lying on the upper side of the bar. road
side, and pressed heavily by the rapid cur
rent-----The w. P. Lodge passed up last
night nearly light-.--~.The Mfnyoung
brought in two barges of coal from Green
River.
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Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph.

By Telegraph NATI, July II.
Fourth good demand; fresh scarce at
So 2o@l4 90, including family and fancy
sales of new Ohio at 2l3 90.
WHEAT-Scarce, and loo higher; No. 2
winter, $3.50; No. l., 81 80: new has b cen
sold at 50 50; not much Offering.
CoRN-Unchanged aud firm.
OATS--Dull at 75@56cfo for No. l..
RYE-Scarce at 81 25@1 80; hardly any in
market.
CoTToN-Steady at 231zc for middIing.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 30c for bonded.
MESS PoRK-Advanced to S23 90; closing
firm.
BULK MEATs-Held at 9b@111zc.
BACoN-Advanced l04@I0%c; So 80 for
shoulders, sides, clear rib and clear sides,
and at the close &c higher was asked; the
feeling is buoyant and firm.
HAMs-Firm at i92oc for common and
sugar cured.
LARD-Advanced to 12c, with sales.
BUTTER-Steadymatm14@ e@for@centrai
Ohio. and l3@lSc for western reserve.
~EGGS-Steady at 14Ii5c.
LINsEED OIL-Dull at 81 AZ. Lard Oil
frmer at95c6Sl 90. rT1K& TNFTEE I
FLAX SEED-DuIla at 50 20.
GoLD-Sl 3S2, buying.
ExCHANGE-Steady at par, uying and
hc premium. selling.
MoNEYaoMarket is unchanged and
sst~eadyeatSa1U per cent. 81 - ~
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European Markets.

By ,Cable.] -LFvERPooL, July 12-Eve.
! Closed quiet, without improve
ement in prices: middling uplands 1875; Or
leans 10Y sales la,0O0 bales. err r.
4 RREADsrURFs1Generaify quiet Enough
to-day. corn is 36s Cd per quarter for mixed
western; wheat, California, lbs 4d per
l~centals barley firmer at IS for 60-pounds;
oats advancad4s pen Al pounds; peaSaa-
vanced, and closing at 4Os for Canada.
2 PRovIsIoNs-1rregul ar; pork lbs id for
prime eastern mess; beef firm at 1875 sd pc r
barrel; bacon LBS Cd for Cumberland Scat
middles; cheese firm at SOS Cd.
Is RRoDpCE-Ashes Sis for pots; rosin, COM
mon, Is; fine American lbs; spirits tur-
psntine Sis per cwt.a tallow AS for Ameri-
can; petroleum sgd per gallon for spirits
and los I'd for standard white.
LONDON, July 12-Eve.
D Market generally unchanged. ~
SUaAR-Closed frmr at 25s Cd.
LONDON, July 12-Eve.
MoNEY-5-2Os 1871; Illinois Central 500;
Erie 45Z. II 81 ~ 4
5 FRANKF ,RT, July 12-Eve. :
. e. s. Bonds closed at 773l, tssENENA FA
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Co~nfectionerses.
Altering &Hassler, is South First street. y
Christ A. & w.. nos Main street. notfe4oT q
- 80 1Grocers Retail 1.hD29x9 81
Parsons, Scoville &.Co.e 7 tl921an - .
Cook q Heaiy!i 10 Main street. rfgiz2A 9
vickery Bros. 70 Main street. 9nl Hif
amoa Merchant Tdilorss. Z" go =
smith & Darling. 81 Main street, ~ 7
81 & asd5 Hats and, Caps,0of1fr a. be-
Lanphear q Mitchell, % First street rnr b,
3 sn0 rss Miscellaneous. NJ Fs9anoao
Uhlhorn& Brinkmans Marble Dealers, 100,
g 102, and 1oa Main street, .titsnihoH 20,
Evansville business College, EL,e May
= held, Principal, First street. ! mo4f na
Swanson James & Son, Lumber Dealers,
w t street.
Decker Philip, Oils. s..EeaoE
French w. s., Carpets, 10 First street.
Crescent City Springs. HIT 4 Oelkuch.
Bennett F w., Meat Store, corner Locust
and Second. tkh@a nsth9oAF ~ W
First National Bank, Main street. .ss1 ai7'
Journal Company, No. 6Locust street. s.
hewitt w. G.i Florist fseT9 4 llRnI
wolf C., saddler, IS Main street. ed :
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chicago Market ni

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, July II
! FLoyR-Active and frfn.< ana N2oasoc
higher: 50 E9l1 30 for common to choice
Spring extras regular No. 2.
WHEAT-Dnlls and closing nominal, Aat
.C~oRN-C1osed quiet, at 84s1@85c for No /,
n Sl@SILc for No. 2.
: OATS Steady, at57@5TMc forNo. 2.lI2
RYE-Dull, at 81 I2 forNo. L. 0fOI1G
II PRoyISIoNS-Firm and higher; Mess
Pork held az So U@22 SO; buyers at s2I 25
@22 O; Lard 4@Lc higher, al IIss@llIc.
~ BEEE CATTLE-Dull; sc 50G6 rs for fair to
good shipping.
HoGs-FIrm, and 59l0c higher; s6 O0@6 80
for fair to good smooth. 90 aVNx.E IN 3
Overwhelmingly active, at So 75g4 80.
RECEIPTS - 800 barrels of -four; IL 900
bushels of wheat; IS0, 600 bushe of corn;
IL. 900 bushels of cats $50 hogs.4GEE -
1900 barrels of -four; 500
bushels of wheat; las, 200 bushels of corn /;
"a, 900 bushe of oats.
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ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, July II.
ToBACCO-Active; prices nominal.
HEMP-Better at 81 55al 80 for prime and
choice undressed 81 50 for choice dressed.
CoTToN-N othlng doing.
FLoUR-Inactive at 50 750l0 for extra:
Sll@l4 Tor double extra SI4 50t1l5 for fancy.
W~HEAT-Duli at yesterdays declines:
prime, y 15a2 p; choice, 81 22Gs2 30.
CORN-Siow and heavy except choice and
fancy white.
OArS-Duli but holders firm at 1908311c,
RYE-Higher at 81 059I 06
PRoyISIONS-Firm but quiet.
PoRK-Mess. SD 1923.
BACoN-Shoulders, loo; clear sides, be.
LARD-Dull at 1l4@I2c for choice kettle.
WHISKY-Firm at 81 free.
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MONETARfz&rC COMMERCIAL
NeW York Market.

IOrA Mdrktt.
BY Telegraph NEw Yoak. July II.
II OorToN-A shade easier; sales, l 900 bales
FLoUR-Ma-ket i5@55c better; sales, l ,r55
barrels at g i aS1,d % Tor superfne STATE ano
brahds; 81 15@l2 So for St: Louis Spring;
| firm sales, 300 barrels, al sl2 5O9l2 IS. Rye
Flour, s. 25@9 10. 1&
WHIsKY-Unsteady at 26930c.
II WHEAT-3@5c better; inferior No. 2 Mil
waukee, 81. IS; common No. l Milwaukee,
q IS; No 2 Chicago, 50 15@3 10; white CAL
RYE.New south Carolina quiet.
ceCoRN-Receipts, Il. $40 bushels no decided
rf enan ngw s miaed st West ennnes 81 o os,s u pg IS fo os
small lots of choice ditto; 9Oc@SI 05 for UNI
sound; soc for old mixed Western 81 IA for
new Southern yellow. Ia A 481
1000 bushels at 829S3c for Western, SIC for
AN ada, B4gs5c for Milwaukee,, and s2He
RIcE-Heavy. sbaoz .xss .ne BIZ
CoFFEE-Nominally unchanged.
SUGAR-Firm IND In; fair demand; sales
of5,5O Of Cuba at l2sl3c. .4 $,
MoLAssEs-Heavy sales of $50 hogslleads
OF HsInarara afs0c- aa saEsod xss -
PETRoLEUM-Crude, nominal; refined in
p1 Pos .saossa e. q eaRs ssooo barrels at So sass7 90
lot new mess, cIOSlf q at FZz 10 cash. w w
for old mess, and $40 81 for prime mess.
BEEF Firm; sales Of go barrels at si8s 90
ga 90 for new plain mess, and $Z3 0092S 90
for new extra 0raess.I BeefsHams dull at
SIS 00939 90.
oLCUT MEATs-Sales of $50 packages at 9L@
10Lc for shoulders and l211za I5c for Hams.
~LAkplFirmer; sales OF Is25Os barrels. at
aSEEss-HssR1 e :ah4aEs!uT w !.
LzrER45F. n. fz7f1 81
FLoUR-Closed 15@25c better on higher
grades, and firmer on medium and lower
gfade.~ FNygM - @#
:. WHEAT-Firmer wftffonly small supply;
No. 2spring. q 20g2 40; No. spring, 81 259
267; white CALIFORNIA;, So 2593 30.
RYE-NOIninal. - e
-oAFsEFIrm at s2SS5c for western; sa@ssc
for Ohio.
CoRN-Dulla at l 05@l on.
PoRK-Excited; sales, 5000 barrels of
messat SO 0O@23 80, cash and regular; clos
ing sellers al S23 37H; buyers at$23 25. las
i BEEF Fair demand ekA@ @
= BAcoN-Quiet and scarce.
U MEArs-Smaii supply, n prices
tending, upward. .s2LIl.a az AIO
steam rendered, l2Ac.
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Louisville Market.


BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, July II.
T-oBAcco-SaIes I9S hhds leafat full rates
common Tugs, 81 1922 70; medium leaf, Sl6 90
@l7 %; selection, 81 10; Owen county cut
ting leaf, S27 rs.
FLoUR-Old super IS 90; new No. 1, $40 90
OLA 90.
WHEAT-New, 81 S062 90.
C~oRN-Shelled and delivered, 81 90.
OATs-In bulk, SIC.
PRovIsIeNs-Mess pork, So IS. Bacon
Shoulders, I0Lc; packed clear Sides, 1870
1870; fancy hams, 1870.
LARD-In tierces, 1I34c.~
WHISKY-Raw, SOC in bond.
GROCERIES-Firm.
CoTTON-Nominal.
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Memphis Mafket30Oa :,
0QkT

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July II.
CoTToN-DuIl and unsettled at 23a23Lc;
weeks receipts, 1882 bales weeks,exports,
s5l6 bales stock, 498 bales.
FLoUR-In fair demand; superfine, SIG
mand at &@90c.
PoRK-Active n higher at s24 75@25. 81
BACoN-Clear sides, I4@I4Lc.
LARD-Firm; keg. 14aI4Mc.
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New York Gold and Stock Market
By Telegraph
NEW YORK, July IL.

BY TeIegrapH.I NEW YORK, July z.
GoLD-Opened at 1897, and closed at 1897.
Observation-Disclosures 40La40L: Quick
silver 3SA@3L; Mariposa 10Z@16T; West
ern Union Telegraph 4E4@4S: Pacific Mail
142Z; Atlantic 1922; New York Central
Reading 1o8Aglo414; Michigan Southern
79sk@79T; Illinois Central I2Z@123; Pitts
burgh 7ssa97ss4; Toledo llgAgl2oA Rock
preferred. Rsaksa6Sk; Fort Wayne 0EA@
1917; WABASH 4sL.
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New York DRY Goods Market.
e York, July IL.

by ItIegraph.I NEW YORK, July Z.
The excitement relative to the numer-
Gus failures Is pretty well over, and most
OF the firms mentioned are safe. Two for
eign houses have failed in heavy amounts,
and one OF them can only pay SIS Cd on the
Notwithstanding these failures, and some
hardening tendency, and all goods firm,
though no demand
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
The lightning winged
r.. W. STRADER.
IeaaasSs.aS John G. Benson, Master;
RS1as%2s I'll. D.'Crane, Clerk,
VIII leave Evansville for New Orleans on
SUNDAY, July l4th. at 8 %. m.
For freight or passage apply on board. or
to r. K. DUNKERSON IL CO., Agents.
july12 st
FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS and MEMPHIS.
The splendid light-draught steamer
~~ MARY SWAN,
IeI4ADave HukiIl, Master;
- w. FL. Speed, Clerk,
caves Evansville for Memphis and all
way landings on SATURDAY, July 18th,
at 10 O'Clock am.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to HUBBS & VETS.
r. K. DUNKF RSON & CO.,
or COX & HUMPHREY,
jy113 st Agents.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

4 L. ROBINSON is a candidate for
~ Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
IN the First Distriet, composed ofthe copn-
ties of Posey, Naaderb0rgh, Gibson, and
Warr1ck. ACaAJ LlL - JyedtI =
Editors Journal-Announce b ktoE the
people of the District as q candidate for
the office of Prosecuting Attorney.
W@HARRDW.
Mt. Vernon. Ind, July A 1861. Tvs
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=" Ninety Cents on. the Dollar. :

is fully equiPped, and trains are reeu-
Iariy iunntng overr 1T. tn Company has
now o. sDthsien1 iron ties, etc, TO
ern base Of the Rocky Mountains, III
miles, which ~ under contract 4 be done
la s sR tbat sbe q sb thrs y ysar;s IN aPd bs II il Is rs s5.
ming order from Omaha footts western
conbection with the Central Pacfnc, now
mento, Cal, during ls70af b9uifsni s1ah
|elq sie Means Of he Gompod1nsyy,l - gus !
Estimating the distance to be built by
United states GoYernment issues its SIX
per Cent Thirty Year Bonds to he Com
rate OF about q $3.50 Der mile, smounting To
GA, Dos, 600. haroHrer =.
The Company is also permitted to issue
its own First Mortgage Bonds to am equal
amount and at the same time: which. by
special Act of Congress, are made a First
Mortgage on the entire line, the bonds Of
the United States being subordinate TO Them.
The Government makes a donation OF
Il, 800 acres of land to the mile, amounting
to 4.032,000 acres, estimated to be worth
$50, OO0,0U0, making the total resources, ex-
elusive of the capital, slJs,416, 900; but the
full value of the lands cannot now be real
lied. .n bIE Ag@ Hs9 E-t.
The authorized Capital Stock of the COM
pany is one undred million dollars, of
which five millions have already been
paid in, and of which it is not supposed
that more than twenty-five millions at
most will be required.
The cost of the road is by COM
petent engineers to be about one hundred
million dollars. exclusive of equipment.
Value and Security of the Bonds.
The Company respectfully submit, that
the above statement of facts fully demon
strates the security of their Bonds; n as
additional proof, they would suggest that
the Bonds now offered are less than ten
million dollars on 517 miles of road, on
which twenty mill N dollars have al
ready been expended. On $50 miles of this
road the cars are now running, and the re-
maing 1s7 miles are nearly completed.
AT the present rate OF premium on gold,
these bonds pay an annual interest on the
present cost of
Nine per Cent.
and 1T is believed that on the completion
of the road, like the Government Bonds,
they will go above par. The Company In
tend to sell but a limited amount at h
present low ate, and retain the right to
advance the price at their option.
Subscription will be received in New
York by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
No. 7 Nassau Street;
CLARK, DODGE d Co., Bankers,
81 Wall Street;
JOHN j. CISCO & SON, Bankers.
No. 33 Wall Street;
and by Banks and Bankers generally
throughout the United States, of whom
maps and descriptive pamphlets may be
h will also be sent by mail
Street, New York, on application. Sub
will select their own Agents, IN
they have confidence, who alone
will be responsible to them Tor the safe
delivery of the bonds.
JOHN j. CISCO,
Treasurer,
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TOR RENT-A large Brick Honse on
Third street, betw cen Vine and Sgcar
more. Apply 70 Mrs. il. RALEIGH. 6yS 81
rOR RENT A large House with ELEVEN
first rate Boarding House, A1sO,x q twp
story Dwelling, with I'VE rooms, for rent.
Possession of 10Th Immediately.
A. JOHNSON, Heal Estate Agent,lG
july9 If Evansville, Indiana.
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TYANTED-SITUATION-Iu a WHOLE
sale or retail store WHOLESALE pre-
ferred), as Shipping Clerk or Salesman, by
a Young manxsap acknowledgements
speaks English and German.xBestofe re-.
ference given For fHrtheF1 partfenlRrsE
direct to p. lyle dit
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U. s. Bonds closed at 771. 4o
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-10

THE New YORK PosT-OFFlcE.
Tie Post-ofice Of this city does more
business than any three in the Union,
and has an income of $1,000 900,
clear Of expenses, the receipts Of all
the other Offices simply meeting their
outgo. II employs, with its sixteen
stations, about five hundred managers
and clerks, has six thousand boxes,
and delivers some nine hundred thou
sand letters each week, or. in round
numbers forty six millions a year.
About one hundred tons of mail mat
ter pass through the office every
twenty. four hours lin 1854 it was
only eighteen tons). and $4,000 worth
Of stamps are sold every day. Forty
five mails leave daily, and the same
number arrives. Money orders to
the extent Of $4,000 to 100000 are
sent every week. and $4,000, to
$1,000 worth are cashed. On for
rign steamer days $l5,00o,0oO to
S2O, 100000 worth of bonds are often
registered, and the registering de-
par,nent alone is large enough Tor
any ordinary Office. The dead let
ters returned from Washington every
mouth are in the neighborhood OF
nine or ten hundred.
And yet all that enormous busi.
ness has been done in an old church
in Nassau street, which is choked up
halt the time, and where n.wsbdys
and merchants. bootblacks and beg
sars, bankers and apple vendors are
mingled in chaotic confusion. For
years and years an effort has been
making to obtain proper post office
aud good site for it. But until le-
Gently the interests of property hold
ers and the dishonesty of officials
baffled every endeavor of the kind.
AT last, however. there is prospect
of New York having an Office of
which it need not be ashamed,
though the present generation should
not be- sanguine in its expecta-
tions of beholding the much desired
change.-N. Y. Mail.
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DEGS LEAVE to INFORM his FRIENDS and
/ } the public at large, that he will keep on
hand fresh and full supplies of all articles In thu
provision line, which he will sel on terms to suit
the cash basis of trade. A liberal share Of pal.
ronass Is respectfully solicited, at his stand on
Third street. juiyl
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sSSr. Mr. Mnpharsnn formnrlv m a,

aa Mr. Mcpherson, formerly men,
ber Of Congress FROM St. Louis, is quo
ted at Washington as authority for the
statement that Granttold him, not long
since, that he would be president ;
that there was no necessity for him to
identify himself with any party; that
the people we're at his back, and he
could defy the politicians Of ali parties.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-10

s9- They say that 10 Sitka, the
military headquarters Of our Russian
possessions, it rains regularly six days
10 the week We hope that our friend
Gen. Rousseau didn't forget to take
Ills umbrella with him.-Louasuile
Journal.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-10

aaE The winters in Sitka are not
severe. Little snow falls on the coast,
nnt fogs prevail. The average tem.
perature is hleher than at points four.
teen degrees south.
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