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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
CoTToN-Less active and a shade easier;
sales l.4OO bales at 1S14c for middllng up
lands; chiefly lSc.
FLoUR-heceipts BIZ barrels; quiet.and
still in favor of buyer; sales $4,000 barrels
at s. 3O.G9 90 for Superfine state and west
ern; 50 40gl0 10 for extra State; So 30al2 50
for extra western; 50 65@l3 90 for round
hoop OHIO; SO GOALS 80 for st. Louis; Cali
tornia heavy; sales 500 sacks at SIl O09l3 so
and Sl3 40 for extra choice; rye hour-saIes
80 sacks at 81 25G9 10.
WHISKY-QuieJ and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts 2l70O bushels; prices
1@2c better, but very quiet; sales of 81 600
bushels at g 24@Z Y for No. Spring = 30
and 81 5592 10 for small lots of red and
white State.
RYE-Firmer: sales 1850 bushels Western
BARLEY-IG2c better for prime; sales of
10000 bushels Canada West at 81 IS.
MALT-DulI: sales 500 bushels at 81 60.
CANADA PEAS-Steady, with 5000 bushels
on hand, al 81 30.
CoRN-k Receipts 1854 bushels: shade
better, and closing dull; sales $1,000 BUSH
els; 81 369l 3S15 for mixed Western; 81 40
for White southern; 81 % for small lots of
inferior yellow Sou bern
OATS Receipts S,64l bushels; opened
firm. and closed dull and declining; sales
$1,000 bushels; S0gS2c for Western; and
closing at Soc af1Oat.
CoAL-Unchanged.
Wool Quiet and unchanged; sales 20O,-
600 pounds.
R1cE-Easier; sales of 50 bags Carolina
.
COFFEE-Quiet.
E SUGAR Firm: sales of go barrels Cuba
at l2C9l22sc; go boxes Havana at $3.50
I21Ic.
IOLAssEs- Dull.
H PS-QuieL and unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-Steadya at lie Tor crude, and
26c for refined bonded.
PORK Lower; sales of 225 barrels at $40 81
/ al 90 for mess, closing at $50 80 cash; SIS rs
| @ls % for prime, and SO 5002l 90 for prime
mess.
! LARD-Heavy: sales 200 barrels at 1875
/ @I314c.; small lots at 1890: also, go barrels
! sailed. January, at 1870.
BUTTERFLY good demand at 20@45c. for
State. $50
! CHEESE-Heavy at l19l5c. I'LL
/ LATEST P. N. -f-
FLoUR-CloSed dull and 10c. lower tor
| common. .-r
| WHEAT-Quiet and rather easter; No.
| Spring, 81 24d2 az No. l Spring. 81 S092 81.
/ RYE-Very firm at 81 66l91 IS for Western.
OATS-Dull at soc aflOat for Western.
1 CoRN-Dull at 81 369l 50 for good 10
prime mixed Western
| PoRK--Dull; sales 500 barrels mess al
$50 S712@20 80, cash and regular.
BEEF-Q uiet unsteady.
CUT MEATS-Dull and dropping.
BACoN-Heavy sales leo boxes short rib
| bed at 1Is4c; Cum berland dull at l012c fol
| forward delivery. -=F
/ LARD-Dull and heavy 13al314c for fail
TO prime steam and kettle rendered. &.
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The Corn CFOD.

The early Spring rains. which, in some
sections, did great damage to the Corn
which had been planted but a short time
prev iouSly, followed by a long drOuUh du-
ring the Summer. led many operators to
selieve that the crop of Corn would be
poor in quality and light in yiel as COM
pared with other years. The magnificent
weather for flpening during the Fall. and
the absence of early frOsts diSSipated the
fears previously INDUCED in, and the crop
Is now regarded as a perfect success. IN
the southern part of indiana, Ohio and
Illinois. wherelL was regarded as a failure
the crop mas turned out much better than
was expected. The yield per acre was not
heavy, but as there was q great breadth
4sown, the number of bushels VIII agsre-
gate as much as in former years. The crop
in Central Illinois and throughout Iowa
turned out much betterthan the most SAN
guipe ever anticipated, and take the coun-
try throughout. it is safe to say that there
VIII be as many bushels to be marx eted as
in any previous year. The new Corn now
being marketed is If a superior quality.
The grain is large and well filled, and if it
were only a little drier, would feadilysfn-
spec No. 1. Already II is having q effect
on, the market for old Corn The new crop
rales $ eady and firm. while the ola CROP
Inspecting mostly as NO-l2, is steadily de-
preclating il price, and after the close of
navigation il would not Surprise us to see
1.-the Old and new. selling at nearly the same
figures Chicago Tribune --,
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RTV Err NE w s
For other Rtuer Items see Seventh Page.

CINCINNATI, November 20.-Tne river
has fallen three inches, with five feet five
inches water in the channel. Weather
cloudy. Therm ON eter as.
LOUISVILLE, November 20.-The river is
falling, with three feet two inches in the
canal Weather cloudy and mild.
The additional arrivals. and departures
yesterday evening and last night include
the Fanny Brandeis, to Cairo; Ada Lyon,
to Green River; Darling and Minneola,.
Memphis TO Cincinnat; Luella, Cairo to
Evansvtlle-........The Brandeis had SPLEEN
did trip out............The Darling discharged
two hundred and sixtyl-six bales cotton for
Fred. Huston, Agent of the White Line,
and had seven hundred and FIVE for Gin
cinnati -............. The Minnecia was full Of
gotten. ..........The Luella had tex thousand
shingles for II. NJ, SweetseF, and
some other freight, a=d a. good pas
senger "trip. She is ANNOUNCED for Cairo
to-day ....-..Capt. Dexter telegraphs that he
left Paducah with the CharIner at o'clock
yesterday, and would be here in time to
go out for Cairo to-day. Look out for the
Charmer then 1.-The ,Wauanita is xpect-
ed this morning for New Orleans. She is
q good boat. with excellent of1icers.....-..
The Tarascon had not arrived at mid
night, anu therefore may be expected early
| to-day, and win return at once to Louis
! ville..-......We had the pleasure of meeting
| Capt. Gus. Dusouchet in the city last night.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. 70.
FLoUR-Dun and 25c lower; family $40 50
WHEAT-Unehanged; : No. 1 red g As;
Spring, same grad, 81 10.
CoRN-In good demand; sales of 1890
bushels new ear at 75@7Sc; no demand for
OIL. ..
OArs-Dun at 64@65c for No. 1.
RYE-Steady ats1 90
higher. closing at 81 559l 60 for Fall.
4OTToN-Dau under the unfavorable
news from England, and prices are ca sief !;
m iddling 15120l6.
WHISKY-DulI and prices nominal; 81 80
in bond GOO
MISS PoRK-sI9 5O@2o 90. nominal. ..F
I.ARD-NeW prime Stean sold at 1l2sc (;
old prime can be bought al 1I5zc. sI.-
BACON-U nchaneed; sales 40 hogsheads
! at .ll$z91l3zc Tor shoulders, and yl51zc for
clear sides.
GREEN MEAFs-DulI at :, 9, and 1I1&c for
shoulders, sides. and hams.
HOGS In good demand at full rates
sales $500 head at Sc 5Gg6 so gross, and
/ IS 25d9S 30 net. Receipts 9, 200 head. r.
BU1TER-Dull at S0@33c for Central Ohio.
| CHEESE STEADY and in moderate de-
manu- at l412Gl5c. f...t .
COFFEE AND SUGAR - Unchanged and
| dull. ~ 30
/ SEEDS Glover steady at 1214@l21zc per
/ round; timothy dull and prices nominal:
flax seed dull at 81 90. ."nsi a l3tt
APPLES-Dull at 81 5003 o. per barrel r.
( sPorAFoESLDalI at 81 T5a3I0O per barrel.
LIS SEED OIL-Quiet at 81 GO.
I PETROLEUM Dull at 46 q 4Sc forrefned
[ free. +rLaFl
E lGoEI-I391z- btyfng.T ava
/ MONET MARKET-ClOs d at lCd12 percent
/ ExCHANGE-Duil at lilo discount, buying
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov. 70.
ToBACCo-Flrrn, some grades slightly
better Tugs 51z9Sc; common to medium
leaf S9ll13c: good shipping llsz@l5c-
COTToN-FIrner; l4s43l5c for middl1ng
FLOUR-Is extremely dull; sellers would
take lower rates. but there is no demands
Superf1ne S. 50a7 so: extra 81 5098 80; Xxx
s. 50@lO so: xxx $40 759l2 90; choice to
ancy Sl2 2j91t %.
WHEAT-Not Quotably changed: prime
t. fancy old and white Fail, at 81 3592 Sd
Spring ran yes 81 75GI 90. 2.
CoRN-Firm, but inactive, at 9lg92c for
C 1Oice yellow and white. '.x.s
TS-Unchanged. at GSIlfS'-
BARLEY-Firm, at 81 81 a. -.
RYE-Unchanged, at 81 2T9l 80. ..G
MESS PORK-At 81 90. ....t
BACoN-ShouIders, 12c; clear sides, 15549
Ice; sugar-eured, 20d2Ic.
LARD-At 1870 for choice keg.
HoGS-Range at 554@65zc The number
packed to date amount to $1,000.
Receipts-Flour 1000 barrels. wheat 2 900
sacks, corn ], 200 bushels, oats 4, 00b bushels,
barley 10000 bushels, rye 800 bushels.
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chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. 20. ?
FLoUR-FiTmer at s. .259l0 90 for Spring
extra. --fsl--
Moderately active and 2021a &c
lower; 81 S61z9l 80 FOR No. /: 81 7513l8l7S Ter
No. 2; closing dull at 81 741z for No. ~ l
CORN-Dull and &C. lower; $3.50 tor No.
I ; 93194l2c for Ne. = closing dull at 93c for
80. ,.
OATS-CIosed duh at 53c. --st.
RTE-ActiVe and 6G7c lower; closing dull
II - 50. . - t1 ..s D. -'
BARLEY-Firnl and l0c higher; 81 26Q@
l s. for No. ,; closing strong at the outside
price. ~,
PRov1sIoNsAD Dull; old mess pork, SO 80;
Cumberland cut, 914c; short rib middles,
l014c: green shoulders, sc; sweet picked
hams, 1870.
LARD Steady at I2dIZs4c. tJy
DRESSED HoGS-More active; sales at So Is
57 %.
BEEF CATTLE Dull; sales at "a 4095 S715
for fair to good grades. f.
HOGS Steady; sales at So GO95 25 for COM
mon to choice.
RECEIPTs-4,S 500 barrels of -four; $1,000
bushels of wheat; 81 600 bushels of corn
AZ coo bushels of oats; 1900 hogs.
SHTPMENTs-75O 500 barrels of -four; Tor, OOO
bushels of wheat; 1900 bushels of corn
$500 bushels of oats.
FREIGHTS- Dull; 41zc on oats, and &c on
corn and wheat to Buffalo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21
EnrOnaan Market.

By Cahle.I LONDON, Nov. l9-Eve.
CoNsoLS-94 9-I6. 4 I'D. ....-
STocKs-5-2Os, II; ]. c., S4sz Erie. ~.
The Times warmly praises Napoleon,
and regards the speech as most liberal,
peaceful and sensible. t...-h
FRANKFORT, November l9-Eve.
BONDS United States bonds 76.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l9-Eve
CoTToN-Dun; middling uplands, So;
Orleans, SIC; sales 5000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Corn,4 ASS Sd. Wheat-Cal-
ffornia, Us; red western, lbs Iod. Barley,
IS i'd. Oats, IS lid. Pc as, sos. ii'i 5r
PRovIsIoNs-Beef, HOS. Pork, Us. Lard,
52s. Cheese, 52s. Bacon, 49s. -.r
PRoDUCE-Turpentiae, 27s Cd; ':Petrole-
um, Is for spirits, and Is 411Sd for refined. 3.
ANTWERP, Nov 10 Eve.
Petroleum quiet A fr. SOC. HEHet
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IS.
Advices from Manchester are unfavor-
able. The market for goods and yarns Is
dull and heavy.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph New ORLEANS, Nov. 20.
CoTToN-In good demand sales 500 bales
mIddling 1791714c; receipts 6,664 bales; ex-
pOr. S 2, 1913 bales.
SUGAR-CommOn &c; prime 1870.
MoLASSES-Se as fast as received; zoo
93c for common TO choice.
FLOUR-Dull and depressed; Superfine
SO 90; choice Sl4 co.
CoRN-Very dull; white 81 259l 80.
OATS-Dull and unchanged.
MESS PORK-S2l 80.
BACoN-OnIy retail business; shoulders
121l@l25zc; clear ribs lie.
LARD-Declined; prime, in tierces, Is
@1354c. ..-.
GoLD-I39sIc
RLING-50653
N. Y. ExcHANGE-At a premium.
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white and yellow mixed at 81 As, and go
sacks white mixed at 81 40 per bushel:
OATS-AFe dull, and prices have decllned.
Only 80 sacks are reported to nave peen
200 at 7Sc; but we hear OF sales not re-
ported. of about 900 sacks, ana quote fo(9
&c per buShel. $3.50
BkAN-Tde market is dull and prices
have declined about Pc PEE 100 IDS, some
225 SACKS having sold at 81 per 100 lbs. 1t
is retailing at 81 2092 D per 100 lbs.
HAY-The supplies are small, but the
demand is only In a jobbing way; 12 bales
poor Western sold at SD, 40 fair at SSl, and
l75 prime at s32 50 per top- lax .eF....
Is EGGS Are selling in lots on the land1ng
at 37G3Sc per dozen in boxes.
\. All lot of l60 sacks choice sold on
the landing at 81 IS PER bushe1. We qaote
Western at 81 60g1 IS; Canada 81 s092 90
pc bushel - 5a1 -'ii
BEANs-There are no new Western in
market. New Northern are scarce aud in
demand. They are jobeing in lots of to
10 barrels at -tdS$lS per barrel.
FEATHERS-There is a fair supply of
prime Western Offering at S0G90c per 10.
As the season advances we notice consid-
Hoop POLES-Are quoted in round lots
at 500 per 100 for hogshead and $50 for
barrel. They were retailing at Sll5 for
hogshead and S35 for barrel.
PoULTRY-Chickens are selling in lots
from the landing at SIS 50 per dozen; Geese
Sl2, and young Turkeys SIS.
MALAGA Fruits in good retail de-
mand. There is fair supply of Ra sins
and Grapes offering, while that of Lemons
is light. We quote Raisins al "a 35@4 4o
| for whole boxes, 50 35 for half boxes, and
! 81 30 for quarter boxes. Lemons 81 90 per
box, and Grapes s596 per keg.
CORN MEALS quoted at So 80 per Dbl.
| for round lots.
DRIED FRUIT-The sale of new Western
| Dried Apples reported was at &c. Peaches
| are dull at lie per ID. 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21

The New York Commercial reports q
marked ir1provement. in the trade of that
city during the past week. Merchandise
generally is in more demand, and jobbers
who had anticipated having to carry over
a heavy balance of their seasons stocks,
are now again free buyers from the COM
mission houses. One prominent cause of
this improvement is doubtless the heavy
decline in prices, which removes one of
the greatest obst Giles to buying operations
during the early part of the season. Goods
are now so far cheapened that retailers
can buy with the expectation of being
able to induce purchases by the low prices
at which they can offer their goods
The handsome returns to the farming
population from the sale OF their large
crops at high prices must also have an inn
portant effect in inducing a demand from
that class of consumers, while the cessa-
ton of yellow fever in the South is bring
ing into the market many buyers from
that section, who have hitherto been kept
at home by the sickness. Upon the whole
there is reason TOR hoping that the yeal
will close with healthier business than
has been generally antici pated.
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What the Government will do in FL
nancial Matters.

There is an unm istakable tendency
among public men now in Washington
IT. oPOughly to revise, not only our system
of ia XatiOn, but the whole system of loans
and currency. Little doubt is entertained
that The National Banks will be relieve q
OF the great power OF making their own
notes. so that they will circulate only the
United states currency nor can it be de-
MED that the payment of the whole public
debt in greenbacks, except where the honor
OF the Government is explicitly pledged TO
liquidation of the bonds shortly due, at
the option OF the Government, is earnest y
advocated and also the consolidation OF
the whole national debt, so as to give 1t the
solidity and permanency of the English
securities. --Etttsbur0 Commercial.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21
MIDNETARY & COMMERCIAL

ToCoUNrRY MERcHANrs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
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.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21
New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph New YORK, Nov ~. I
DRY GoODs-Steady, with fair demand
for staple goods adapted to the season,
and prices are generally steady. though
very low. Ladies' Closking double width,
is jobblng at 50 90 per. yard, which
noticeable change to-day is de-
cline of 4c per yard in the price of Arm
nue. delaineS, which are now selling freely
at l7c, whereas, Sprague deIaines are adj
vanced to l61ac. In other descriptions
there is no particular change.
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louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20.
ToBACCo-Sales As hogsheads, Tugs to me-
dunn leaf, at So O0@I4 so.
FLoUR-Superfine So OQ9S rs.
HEATS 3592 So
CoRN-Old shelled 9sc9sl 90; new ear in
bulk 68d75c.
OATs-In bulk 65d66c.
HoGs-Packers 65za7c gross.
MESS PoRK-Nominal at so so.
BAcON-ShOulders I21<c; clear sides l65<c
packed.
LARD-In tierces l2l4@125%c.
WHIsKY-Raw CSC in bond.
CoTToN-Middiing Ice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21
New York Gold and Stock Market,

By telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 90
CoLD-withont decided change; open
ing at 1895. and closing at 1895. s4.---
GovERNMENT SToCKs-AFe 1SCa$s lower.
TIE offerings are light; ne, disposition to
sacrifice stock, but large amounts could
not be sold without further concession. A
change in the money market would cause
a quick reaction in Dor DIS. Coupons of
1881, Il39I13< do. 81, 1859 1857 do. '64, 1885
@l081z; do. '65, 1061sGl0614; do. new, l05 ia
i075s; do. '67 l0716@i075s; f0-40s, 1887 1885
7-30s, 1059l053S. g
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WANTED.

-INFORMA.TION-Of four
~ bows, Patrick Joseph, ohm. Abra-
ham. and LANES Mc7oveTn, aged Is, Ii, 10,
and 3 years respectively, taken rom my
home in Knox CoHnty, about the SUN OF
October 1866, by George Painter ANY IN
form ltion of their whereabouts. or that
George Painter alias George TfeadWay /,
will be thankfully received, II sent 10 TINS
ONCE, by the father Of the boy 5,
novll d2w PATRICK MCGONERN'
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov. 20
CoTToN-l512c; closed dull.
CoRN-$I I29l Is.
OAT@6SG70c. g..
HAY-S24 O0925 90. -..
FLOUR-UnchanSed and dull.
poRR-S22 00922 80.
BACoN-Clear sides l512@l6c.
LARD-14c.
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Grain and Country Produce In New
Orleans.
By Mail. 16th.]

By Mall. 1bth.J
CoRN-The market Is quiet, and prices
are unchanged. The stock is light, bat the
demand is only local. The sales day
are confined to 800 sacks, of which 200
and 600 sacks old white, and 400 sacks old
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21

cTOLEN-HORSE- the stable of
- the undersigned, on the 18th 1nst:s a
sorrel MAI e. easily known by a white ring
round her left hind leg, midway between
the foot and knee. All expenses and fair
reward will be paid TO anybody VINO VIII
aive information where to find her.
novls dtf g. sORENSCN.
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Sash, Doors, Lumber, sc.
HdnneI & Sons,

Manufacturers OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c;
Z 1871 Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE L UMBER.
Keep constantly on hand Lumber Of every
de,cription, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
" eafhefboarding, Shingles, Lath. &c.
Saving OF every description done 10
order.
orders from abroad will be promptly at
tended to.
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WATER STREET AND CANAL,
tuly20 Evansville, Indiana.
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FOR RENT.
LOST.

- OST -POCKET- BOOK- Between
u Cherry street and the Opera House,
on First Street, "A pOcket-bOok, with the
owners name in it. II left at TINS once
the finder will be suitably rewarded.
nov2i dit
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-FOuro or i've persons can
- be accommodated with board and
iOdging corner of Mulberry and Second
Streets Also, a few day bOarders. with
board. Mis-. Ballet
- nov2l div
.LFirst-cIass' Boarding to
- be had at w. P. TRAYLOR'S, on
Sixth Street, second door from Vine Day
boarding., 81; with lodging, 80
nOV2O div
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

DRIVATE BOARDING..
First-class Boarding, by the Dayor
Week, at Z. NJ. BORNSS,
Nc 70 Division St, bet. Second and Third,
IL maya diff 10 Evansville. Ind.
~OARDING- HOUSE. - The under
- signed has opened a Boardfng-House
on Third Street, between Sycamore and
- Vine. opposite Philip Decksr's store where
number OF day and weekly boarders can
Dc cconrIaOsiated with board.
navI5 MRS. u. CARTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-29
TO CnNsuMPTIYRs.

The Advertiser, having been restored TO health
in few weeksby very simple remedy, amer
having suffered for several years with severe
lung aneetion, and that dread disease Consump.
1icn-l p anxioua to make knSvnfto hs fellow
'snAefees the means OF cure. - -
To all who desire It, he will send copy OF the
prescription used tfrec of charge), with the drec.
tions for preparing aud using tiin same. which
they will ind 4 scRE cuhE for tcoNsUMPTIoN
ASTHMA, BRoScHITIs. CoUoHs, CoLDs, and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object ol
ihssdvsrtiser IN sendlns The Pfe1crIpuon d 70
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
wlchh he eonceives TO be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as IL will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription FREE, by return mail
will please address REV. EDWARD ". WILSON,
~ willsmVbprgr KinEg Co, New York.
SisysS, 1857. = ~ ! ' Mo .H = w
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SO srs,l eisSISos. idici1 lstatF
2 o O Ts9
CREsESrs-1 8 . % 4-3-6 2-3t
ALgRrs- . o 4 IL O--25
TinHsof gseine abr. S0msg sggaV .rI
FLTs CAuGHT-Crescents IL. Alerts o.
Focfs cAuour-- erescehtsg. Aerts 10 20 .'i
,uNPIRE-Dr. Geo. s. lingljng, of"Ciinions."
scoRERs-r. H.T-Noonan, ''crescents," .. d.
Miller, "Aierts."
After the game was played, tho partieipuuts
were invited to sumptous repast by the ladies
OF Fostoria, which was done ample Justice to by
the Crescents, and also by all those from our
city Sno) wchtotG lo,stitness thesanme. They
all unite in Offering their kindest thanks for the
hosptaities received at the hands Of the ladies OF
Fostora, as well to the Alerts for their gentle.
minly and corteous treatment. Notwithstanding
the Crcscents were victorious in their playing
they were completely vanquished in the hospi.
talites extended rthepl, and coUqode tho palni 10
tho ladies " our Heisbb1fing vhiaGeg Iln u
Everything passed of IN the most pleasant
manner and the Cresconts returned well pleased
with the days adventures.
The game between the Dexters Of Fremont, and
the Great Westerns--a young America club OF
thus city-toolk place on the Clinton's Grounds at
the old Fair Grounds, on Tuesday afternoon. 1t
was very easy game for the Dexters, playing as
tiiet t'did hgAhst yodhg md ihexpefionced wv
Had the game eensisted Of ave innings instead Of
nine, the Great Westerns would have probabably
beaten, hnt 4 s,top tang'A nun foyitbel somg
muscles, and they were simply out-winded. The
pexiers were entertained by the Great Westerns,
and were wen satisfied Ritai the game. They
conducted themselves creditably, and won favor.
able opinions by their eentlemanly conduct.
The score stood at the close OF the ninth lnningi
Dexters 9li Great Westerns lO
We hope that the Greghans Of that place will
accept the challenge OF the Tifin club, at some
not far distant day, when the rival skill OF the two
cities best players may be satisfactorily tested.