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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23
BUCK1HORN sALvE.

For Cuts, Barns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils,
Cancers, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleed.
ing, Blind and Painfil Piles; Scroflilous, Putr:d
and lll-condltioned Sotes; Ulcers, Glandulnr
swellings. Eruptions, CntaneonA Affections
pingworm, Itch, ,Corns, Runiops, Chilblains, &c
Chapped Hands, Lips, 6o.; Bites ofSpIders, In.
sects, Animals, &G,, &c.
nTBoxss, rs cts., 80 cts and o.
sizes.
pA- Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Ra-And by HENRY n. C0sTAR, Depot 4sa
Broadway, N. Y.
sold by @. G. heck, Davidson Brnsee, sif
ford Son, slocum White. Druggists, Lancss
tor, Ohio.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
New FORK GrocerY iMarket. :.

EUGKR--The market for raw has con6in-
-upd inactive since our last, a nd the decline
on refining grades has made further pro-
gress, say &c per pound, bringing fair Gu
rba TO Ilszc, and good ditto TO 1l1Sc,- 4 mos.
The variations In the other grades are
favor buyers Reanedisdu and q trine
lower again: we quote hard l6I59I65zc;
soft white, l5149l5szc, and yellow 149l5c,
which for soft Is 94e lower; Messrs, Stu
arts revised figures are I65Ec for crushed,
granulated aud ground. e.4s
CoFFEE.-The business reported in Rio
since our last is small and the market
may be called inactive and weak at pre-
vious lates. In other descriptions. there
26s bags native Ceylon at 1S16c., SO bags
Maricaibo at 1916. gold, 1857 bags per
Orono. and 100 bags Government Java on
terms not made public. ll ~ 10 i
. MoLASsES.--AL the eonceS lon noticed In
our last, there has again been a fair
amount of business, buyers entering the
market with more confidence than before.
the c. ef inquiry is from refiners and the
RICE-Carolina continues depressed, the
I market being irregular and unsettled.
There Is no demand for export, and but
Hitler for home use, lbs ties having been
run eff in lots at SO 75@9 So, 260 bags Ram
coon sold for home use at 50 Is currency.
TEA-The market continues very dull
. and somewhat unsettled, prices generally
lines, but invoices are unsaleable except
at low figures. ISL
SPICEs-Are quiet, and we only notice
2l3 bags Pimento at 1916 in bond, and SODA
600 bales Cloves in lots, i20l&G20ISc, both
goid.--Szsippt71a List, !hh., Ela
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
Dry Goods IN New YORK.

= Tne New York Journal Of Commerce, of
Saturday p. NJ, remarks of dry goods:
The market has been dull, heavy and
declining during the week! If Jobbers had
bought all the stock they hold OF domestic
goods at fixed absolute price, they Wou q
many of them have lost heavily; but
large part of the goods held have been
guaranteed In price, and thus the loss in
case of a decline will not come upon the
4jobbers.- The demand from the country is
very moderate. and buyers are met by I'M
expected concessions, owing to the anxiety
of dealers TO reduce their surplus. Credits
are remarkably well sustained, and we
hear sot very few defaieations. On the
! wholey the condition OF the trade is far
from satisfactory. There is not a buoyant
feeling, and no amount Of paIaver can
e6nvinea the dealers that there is nothing
aIniss with the markets .eA Gg45' as.sI-
Il The market for foreign goods, in Its prin-
cfpal feature, is tue same, as noted in the
domestic department. q The demaud il linn
!ited and extra Efforts are required to, effect
sales of the most desirable fabrics, while
for others 1t Is dificu1t TO find buy ers, even
at greatly reduced figures. Business gem
orally IS slack, and all parties interested
are anxious to reduce stock as far as pos
sible before the close OF the current sea-
son 5 trade, which appears to be Less prom
Using henceforward Than was expected.
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The New Albany Ledger says: !
RastE0n1 shoe. aud I e atReF 7 Market.

q, The boot and shoe fnaESFt tis iduH;gthe
Volume Of -busineS4 IS light for Tie season.
9nid mostly c1IIiiihed16 q shhBI order Or
trade. There are veryyfeWI Temotss hnyeIt
a} Bg ssHIh az III 10
ldgidScbte o5iiei gbedrlyI pnhch asssi TeUntenf
tufTnselves NJ th ordering small lots yak
-Wahted'to fiji MP stocks The New Fsfg-
lind trlniBis mod efatblS- actfVe;l but eken
Observation-Disclosures are mot taxing Otiteir
psual,a quantity OF fine goods, and Lynn
lnIi.nufN cturefs afesla elSfhg 1p on the pro-
duction aRdtfctosi1g Out their. stock Tas
'F-fs e few esifai5iestyfeg ofRoodk
wanted for present use, prices conti1ueit0
rule slightly In favor of buyers. <nptwith-
standing. that figures are CLOSE etiown to
the cost or production. Neither mahufac-
turers nor Jpbbers have made much money
this season, and some or them, who have
stocks made up when leather and labor
were hiR her than at present, would be glad
to get out whole Should orders come In
freely during the rest of the month, and
Southern trade1 "pick up''fwith returning
heal b In the large. cities of that section,
most OF the seasepabie stockswfll be closed
out and verylfewg goods left TO carry over
+li1lRetfl9,, 1874 G9fIf+ zr7g ef Hngt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
Cincinnati Market.

BY telegraph, CIEc1NNATT. Oct. %.
\ FLOUR = Unchanged; family, slI 50g
IL rs. a v.swi
WHEAr-DulI at so 90 for No. red.
CoRN-Dull at 9scgSl for No. mixed.
OATs-Advanced 10 soc, and at the close
holders asked zoe for. No. !. t--rO-
RYE-Dull at 81 As.
BARLEY-UnchanRed.
CorroN-Dun and prices lower; mid
ding, I76e171sc. -.-'- ---1 n
ToBACCo-Active at full prices; sales of
l56 no. sheadS at So 25G9 90 for Tugs; and
SI2a25 so for leaf q 81
Observation-Disclosures IN good demand
for free, hut prices are, y atcTnRde public.
Mes PoRK-In~ demand; sales, $50 bar
relS at sd. ....-.. SIS
F. fBAcoN-steady, but quiet; shipments the
last three days, 22I hogsheads.
LARD-DuI at lSc.
BUTTER = Dull, and prices S@4c lower,
owing to the increased receipts; Central
Ohio, s2@S5c; Western Reserve, G@40c.
cheese STEADY at t5c.
CLOVER SEED-Dull and prices nominal
at IS. -
fTIMoTHY-DulI; no demand. p p
FIAx-Eull mt e. 40. ttf.tt .i.. Aa'H
a@ POTATOES firm Mt s393 IS. '.AS
APPLES In demand at cS2Te095 90 per
barrels L IA -. e = . - ssA =
ffUGs=In active demand, and prices 75c
higher; clostng9tsI gfoSs.s FBE@S -
GoLD-l4314, buying.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
WOOl.Ib New, York.

The market continues dull, being In flu
sympathy with the Dry Goods market; but
the best Informed and most sagadious meT,
both manufacturers and dealers, bothTtfi
Goods ami Wool are looking for reaction
Perhaps there never was time when there
was 81 CHI a small stock. of goods between
the consumer and manufacturer, and rare
" has there been a time when the people
generally were SO barely supplieu with
wearing apparel as at present. The sales
are about 100000 lbs, ranging from 400l57l&c
for coarse heavy to double extra, includfIig
20, 600 lbs. fleece at 42(g47c; 10000 lbs. Michf-
gan at 45c; 20 900 lbs. finer grades at 80, b3a
SIC; 80 900 lbs. Ohio on private terms; q 900
lbs. Western, double extra and above, on
private terms 80 QUO, lbs. Western, at 42c:
10000 lbs. Ohio ~ 47e.-Ee29sonltst. 1871.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

BY TelegFaph.l SrsyLoUIs, Oct. %.
,ToBAccoZ lhgs f4@7c; shipping
leaf 714@l5e; manufacturing 6@25c.
CoTroN-In better demand at l612@l7c for
middling.
FLoUR-Verv dull and weak !; Fall extra
s. 6oRs 80; double ex ira % 00@siI ~ ire bble
eSstfa SRI 50tfi2 2 90; fancy SI2 50G n 90.
WHEAT7-D Dull. and ,irTeculaU:. white.S2 90
az rs; red 81 5O9s2 20; Spring 81 72tz@D1 80.
CoRN-Firm at 81 10 for Yellow; 81 l0gl II
AOATs-Prine at G4366c. N-a
BARLEY = Inactive at 81 IS for choice
Spring; 81 9252 for choice. Eau.
RYE-FFmerlat $3.50 l8ur chotee-
Provisions Dull and dropping; mess
pork So 80; bacon shoulders lie; clear sides
1870.
LARD-Dull at 1870 for kegs.
RECEIPTs-T Flour l,S2ln barrels; wheat
2.9Sgl sacks; corn. 685 bushels soats, s75
bushels; rye. 625 bushels; barleyp $50 bush
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New York Market.


BY Telegraph NEW YORK, oct.:23.
CoTToN-H eavy, and 5Sclower; sales Of
1,go0 bales st lee for middilng nplands.
steady. but closed Is2c lower. Sales Il 500
bbls. at 50 00@12 80 for extra Western; % 30
1l3 30 for round hoop Ohio; 81 OpglR o.
$50 sacks at sll 009l8 80. sales Of 300 bbls.
'WIiiisSkTSEdGiStaffd steady. 'Da
WHEAT Receipts, l0l ,62g, opened frmer,
but closed dull and heavy, and 2g3S 10 yer.
Sales $4,000 bushels at 81 10 for No. Spring;
s2 l7g2 20 for No. 2 spring; w 2s92 ~ for
No. spring; 81 So for amber state ~
RYE--Quiet. 2. 'Y.l g'-si-ut 4".t
BARLEY1Ch dice is a shade frmer; other
kinds heavy aud decidedly lower. i5ie
ConN-R Receipts, 81 US bushels--opened
l6s2c better but closed quiet, with The adj
vance partly lost. Sales 1000 bushels az
81 aS1zggl Il for mixed Western ia store
WooL~Without decided change; sales
10000 ms. at 4o@ &c for domestic fleece.
LEATn gR1Hemiock sole lower; 29g3Oc
for Buenos Ayres, light weights.
RICE QuietA Nt
7 SGeARLe niet sales, 800 hoeshesds, at
nh@l214c FOR Cuba; l2@l234e for Porto
i'i Enthusiastically sales, $50 bhrrels Gu
P' PEfS6Gf;rtM- odiet atlI}se for crude and
34t5c for refined Bonded. f1-3 .'J
HoPS-Quiet
PoRK- Heavy; $50 25a22 4Ss4 for mess;
closing at 81 81 regular; s2O@1O 30 for
p ssaiit4 lifots 0dia~, be iatHtis al pre-
vious prices.
BEEF HABfs Quiet; sales, 20 barrels df
western al SO 30u29 50.
u y,AscqS, : 2niet II, ae{e99T 4'k u + i.ln-
both DGcGm Der, private terms Also % box
es long clear. and Il boxes Cumberland
-cut, Ootu deBYerspksi IA ~ tlstyss ofkpEiY ate
terms; cot meats, Heavy; Sale$, Isl pel,t-
ages, "a, ll1a@l-34c FOR shoulders; i5}f5i7}4c
~
ri LiANR 1'-A GhSs; ss,les $50 8sriSes at 1890
1f1Ec.
d HITTER.- Quiet and steady mt 28g42ct for
State. tUomni
CHEEsE-Dull, ,,.,,,..-.,
FREIGHrTs sltio / t1er pobf duh and lower;
81 coo bushels were shipped per steamer NJ
Il33d for corn and l214d for wheatad8 aaa
LATER-5 p. NJ.
FLouRS7 Closed lo@A5u lower, with a mod
WifsHT-Duii and I@2c lower; No. 8
Spring ~ 09@2 10; No. 2 Spring 81 1892 iS;
No 4 Spring 50 8302 81. ..
{ RYE-Byiif at 81 Is for Western
oATs-Dull and heavy at S0@Slc for West
6onS quiet at 81 3saI 40 for good, TO
prime mixed West rfi.. ,,r-4r .--.,,4 T-,lt,tT
PoRK-- Firrner but rather quiet; sales $50
bbls mess at s2l 4092l so regular Be- stDi
. /. Cur NJ EATS Nom many nnehahgsd.AJ
BACoN-Firm with fair de mand.
LARD-DuL and heavy at l3s<@l4c for
fair TO prime steam and Kettle rendered.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
chicago Marker.

BY Telegraph az CHICAGO, Oct. q.
FLoUR-Very dull; IS 259lO 10 for Spring
extras. s-.r sassH
WHEAT CLOSED daifii I@l26c lower TOR
No. q; 81. Seal SO for No. / /; 81 S0@I 81 tor
No. ?; closing at 81 s0al SO1S for No. 2.
CoRN-Firmer; closing at 81 041z@l 05 for
% 9AT 81 Finn ISitsG higher; closing at
55l6c in store. 70 ,s ---. e, "a a. co. a IL
81 24(gl % for No. in store. 1900.
BARIEr-5293c lower; closing sd 81 OS@
/ 0S1z for No. 2.
Provisions = Heavy; mess pork freely
offered at $40 80. 4
LARD Dull at123zes-
BEEF CATTLE - Steady and moderately
activsi. l2q25c higher; So 25@7 90 for good
to extracbo3ca shipping. ~ AfT
HoGs-Qufet at So Z5@5 50 for good to
choice.
RECEIPTs-1, 600 barrels of -four; 1877 900
bushels of wheat; A., 900 bushels OF corn ;
1900 bushels of oats; 5000 hogs. "a
SHIPNENrs-7,0O coo barrels OF Hour AZ 900
bushels of wheat; IL 900 bushels OF corn
SO 900 bushels of oats.
REIGHTs-Duliat 8xcfor wheat; 7Gs1ze
Buffalo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
New York DR. GOODS Market.

By Telegraph New YORK. Oct. -.
Dry Goops-The decline in prints and
delafnes of certain styles has brougE Duy
ers in fun force In The market, and large
quantities OF goods have been disposed of,
and the stocks are materially reduced.
Pacific prints have sold rapidly at one
shilling, and SO have American, Orlental.
and Others, but Merfimac ID are held with
more firm ness at l3Jsc. All prints mustlgo
to IA shilling. IA deEtines the only change
selling AT i04ai7c, aud the latter az Toe.
while the Pacific aud Manchester COM
mand 2lc. Brown sheetings Of best makes
IRE offered at about one cent less per yard
1Atlantic A and Indian Head seal at 1896,
German X at iSc; Pae Dc, Extra, stark a,
andfAppiefon a, at i7c; Pacific at l4ci AZ
Ian vic II at l4ikc. ita .l'.Ht ~9>"E
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
New Orleans Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Oct %.
CorToN-Easy sales of 200 bales OF low
middlings at l712c. Receipts, 676 bales
exports, $50 bales "a ~
FLoUR-Is in better demand and hrmer
1ouble extra, at sic SO s Oh dice extra, at
SIS 709l4 %. NRFsrsENN
CORN Scarce; white, at 81 45(GI so.
OARS Quiet and steady at 75c. . =
< PoRKAN ornfna1ly s24 SO, o. i s'.isi 20 i.-.i.
BACoN-Jobbipga AZ previous prices.
.sLARD-Dttll and lower; prime fierce, at
1890. D
STERLING-551z@57e.
ExCHAEGE-New York, &c prem.
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Notice.
.Y AUTHORITY OF HI. Nee

DY AUTHORITY OF HI. MeCUL.
= LOCH, Secretary of the Treasury,
through contract covering the wreck1pg Of
unboats. &C., in the Tennessee River, /
hereby notify all parties or party con-
cerned In removing machinery, ordnance,
&C., from said boats, that they must make
removed of machinery, ordnance, SC, and
ii sold to report to me, IN VALUE. have
Information 2hat parties in st. Louis, Lou
isville, Cincinnati, Evansville, and John
sonvilie, Tenn, have been concerned In
this REMOVAL It is hoped that these par
lies will attend 10 this matter iInm ed1ateiy
and save legal process.
GEO. K. WALLACE,
Oc3 diff Contractor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
hog Market of the west.

There has been but little said during the
warm weather of the week, as to the pros
'bectB for the Hog season. and as fall sup
ply Is on hand awaiting n chance for safe
killing, the prices have been depressed,
though very Indefinite. Eominally, they
are Quoted at s. 5097 Is, GROSS CtJscingdtf
Commercial, p Il. qgfdausI .
with ind ications of favorable weather
for cutting dufing the week, and also
under prospects OF decided advance
IN prices, packers event in on their
nerve" to-day and gobbled up about $500
head, which. they will hold over until the
coming week. This rather unexpected
move on local account i'm parted an dnusu-
al degree of life to the trade and prices re-
sponded TO the Increased activity by an
advance of I0dl5c, tie sale pens being
cleared, With the exception Of about 300
head. Sales were chiefly at SGtg6 20 for. fair
to good smooth droves, and S5@5 50 for
icommonto fair grades. - Chicago Tribune,
2lst. Il, on 4. .l4# t.i ID 900
THE New Albany Ledger says: .s5i
IL We have heard of % few transactions In
hogs, for November delivery, at five and
three quarters and six cents per pound.
Reports from the Swine market to-day
show some 63 ear loads on the market
The market was quick aud improving.
were: '' Ia
sr,n,a iuodg zniitOn "a lie II ANN
6ilfnB...'.'s. glIZC
iGomninu 20 Medidfn. 4....I IL q. - 6t4Ng5i c
Dressed Il NC
Interchangeable JoRFnal, I'D.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
Roston Fish Market.

- The arrivals of Goldfish during the past
week have been quite large, and prices re-
main about the same as last quoted. The
general tendency of the market is down
ward, with trade dull, and dealers holding
or for still lower prices. .e--f-tE 7
The market for Mackerel has been very
dull the past week, and there is further
decline ia prices. The arrivals Of bay and
shore are quite numerous, and stocks have
accumulated considerably, SO that there is
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. THURSDAY. OCTOBER "a IS

now fair assortment on hand. We note
ss.1 es OF Raw al sigaIs 50 per Dbl for No. /
sI2aI3 for No. q; and Sill for large and W 80
for medium No. B. Shore No are selling
at SIC. 2j01ld so per bhL In Alewiyes fur
ther sales a I IS bOaG per Dbl. Picked her.
ring are firm at s5gB6 per b1i for common
and Labradof. In box herring, sales al -
a zoe Tor scaled. In salmon, safes OF NO. /
Halifax at $2Ba29 per Dbl, and Newfound-
land as e3O6s85 per fierce Commercial Bltt-
4 Tin sIffh. a4~..r
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New York Gold ana Stock Market.

BY Telegraph NEW Yong, Oct. o.
MoxEY Market steady at : per cent! ON
call loaFs. efrf. ina % Il In
sTERi.lEe- steady at 500 for gold and
first class bills. ~ a3
GoLD-without material change, open
Ing ~ fEs1E, dropping To- 1917, and closing
at lf31S. 4'F
. 9 GoyERSAfEST STocKs--Dull and droop-
jug;r Coupons OF 1881, LII 40 ll9s (; do, 't2,
II2ts6tlf2f4; do, 81, 1O9aI09Jz; do, Us, l09}zds
l0gsI do new, j. B5Ldfb671; ID, s'B7, 1O9144B
l06ta; l0-40s l0O1sgl0014 1905 lOl54al05.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERcHAETs.- We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to tho superior facilities of the JoUKSAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds OF mercantile work, viz, Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &C. Orders for
work can be sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants.
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Louisville Market.

Ry TsleEraph,s LOUISVILLE, Oct. y.
fT'oBACCo-siales llB hh9s., at 80 0Qa24 80.
+ FEoUR@Supel fine s. so.
43 ubkN-Rhefled 81 10; NEW in ear TIC.
II OARS zoe in bulk 1VEH .uu 4tGGr
" HEAFa9ulei, ap 81 Gp,4J Ola u4d
T. MEss PoIiIilzs22 50.gsI haG lu!glaae
n Bacon shoulders l452c; clear sides 1874
LARD -l31zc in tlerces. III, ,.,,.. 800
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! FFadeiPF me NeslernI CtIas fdsl

Z '~' - - mScUs r
/ THu21 9f.c scgSciNH arr ~ tLs 'ii5
Ataefscinnati oong,,,eecsdi, IL its week S
rsviea ,Aays of BUSINESS ih Dry Goods and
Ebrdcefsek re1 ) no hfB9l1 eGEa .nl
i Trade IDfy goodsantI siinIiar or KIN
bred merchandise has improved some dtr
ing the week past, but ~ laIlS much short
of what was LOOKED for AS an explana-
lion OF this H. is 81 fna@d gtaIni IL Is becaus Sc
of the fact that farmers are only realizing
on their produce when i'm mediately neceS-l
sary, and even then that they are exceed
,ingjy backward in paying their bills. AS
TO quotations Of staple Dry Goods, II is TO
be said that prices .eArrent IN New York
are O fair index for them here. 9FGA 1854
The Grocery 1parSet has only felt the eff
| feet OF the regufar epIisnmptive demand,
aud hut fewfsalss ofround lots, have been
made. Prices are rather less firm than
|. they were on some articles though no
married concessions are noticeable, unless
| itlbe on Coffee, which has 201&c as an out
side price for choice Rio in round lots.
Raw Sugars range at l2126l6i4c, covering
vRrintIS grades nom raw Cuba to choice
Defnarara- Hard refned-staudard sugars
are ,Sneted a. li5Ec bit nc not nTmly, Son
l3(tt lbc.f f'st f4ff r. DE T.fst ID .'..'A
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The DemocraL Of lhe "a SAYS:

The general markets opened to-day ex-
hibiting less animation than for several
weeks. In miscellaneous merchandise
there was moderate demand, but in
Flonr, Grain, Provisions, and Groceries
business was dull.
The low stage of the river accounts for
much OF the stagnation now observable
but Ia addition to this there is a want OF
con f1dence and a disinc inatfon TO sell ex-
cept for cash or to persons of established
reputation for promptness and CONNER
ThB extreme tfghtness in the money
mark ct tends to restrict trade. and we cam
not anticipate any decided or permanent
improvement until the financial skies
wear less gloomy and deviatlng appear
auCe. .~.. s. ,. go.
Z The receipts OF tobacco are small With
corresponding sales, yet the prices for all
good qualities are firmly sustained.
The cotton sale at the Louisville ware
house passed off rather satisfactorily viii b
the offering of 81 bales. Prices bid on "a
bales ranging from 1454 to l5]4c We're re-
Jected. The sales We're conducted, by Geo.
W,SWicks &Co anu McFerr;an, ArmstroD &
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Memphis Marker.

By. Te1egraph1 80, MENRHIs.. oct. D.
t6 3sEa1i} sen a. Il s5sSasr ogp9 10
"a IA Agt4I' ltnlJ Nt fR1QcB.y = lUta1 4i
z; 7; q ylfqeod
dpdeEi+lDtfIs IN 81. a25 AZ 50slbu = TJG
u IL SIS 51Atf,ullsr1 5uliisA l5si1lff ;lsiea
n ii' If,, III ti! " 4'sbGm brd ,r9yo sw
u Ugyr "a .La.-.... ....-..zaia a4t Iir 20
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RIV Err EW s.


LOUISVILLE, October 23--RIver station
airy, with twenty. Ave inches water in the
canal by the mark.
CIHcIHNATI, October 23.-Rlver station
ary, with three feet four inches water in
the channel. Weather clear. Thermome-
ter 50 deg, There was q light frost this
morning.
The Linton did not get of last night
nom some cause, but win positively leave
to-day .....4..we have not the slightest adj
wees from any Of the boats now due here.
........Tbe launch at Cavender's ship-yard
yesterday was successful and brilliant
affair, and was witnessed by large con-
course OF people. H. y 41 -ia+s'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
WOOlen Department.
aahaWls and CIOaks
HlsG Hoop Skirts ~
At a great reduction In prices.
Retail Millinery Department,


superintendent by Misses ELIZA BELLAM
and BARBARA @ ERHARDT, is the most COM
plete in the West, and new goods are daily
arriving ia every novelty That the heart
can wish and the eye desire. 5-a.1H,-
=. We most respectfully call the attention
of the public TO the fact that we make no
ridiculous pretension Of . selling below
cost, cheaper than before the war, or
- cheaper than anybody in the world; "
neither do we sell three spools of Goats
Thread for. % cents for the purpose of en-
ticing trade, and then charge IL up on
goods in which they are not posted. We
sell at the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, and
dta0dgs as cheap as the cheapest, and as
low asthe market will afford, and warrant
all goods as represented. .r .4lo4.
The statesmen will always be found ac-
commodating and ready TO show goods,
whether a sale is made or net. Lli4 w.
sCHAIPKER BuSsING q co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
AZ and 40 Main St, Evansville. Ind.
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