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ss25~ Sergt. Samuel NJ 'Clure, of Compa-
ny |, 9th Regiment L. S. Infantry, only
brother of Col. A. X. Mcclure, was killed
! by Indians, on the 9th of March last.
near Fort Reno, Dakotah Territory
While engaged in hunting game few
miles from the camp, for the sick in the
! hospital, he was Overtaken and brutally
murdered
| B7F In the Criminal Court of Wash
! lngton, the appeal of Messrs. Lander and
/ GoOding in the case of Sanford Conover
alias Charles A. Durham, convicted of
perjury in connection with the conspiracy
| trials, was allowed, and the court, at the
instance of the counsel, granted a stay of
the execution of the sentence-ten wears
In the penitentiary-unti the first day of
June.
HSsA- During the month of April, lust
closed, there were fifty-two American yes
sells lost by fire, wreck, collision and other
disasters at sea. OF these, two were steam
| ers, SIX ships, ten barks ten briggs and
! tWenty-1Our schoOners, and their total val
ue Is estimated at 81, ,925, 700. Thus far
| during 1867 there have been 226 Ameri-
can vessels lost by disasters at sea, the to-
tai value OF which was Sl0.57S, 200. as com
pared with 243 vessels valued at SI3, 49,
600 during the same period of 1866.
EES. The starvation point that has been
reached in South Carolina is evidently
only relative. That point OF famine which
no longer admits of fastidiousness i'm the
choice OF food has not yet been arrived at
L hey are hungry, but some delicacy of ap-
petite yet remains. Thus, for instance.
General Sickles writing to the Chairman
OF the Southern Relief Committee in Bos-
ton, says: "If you send corn meal let
me suggest that you send white meal for
white persons will not eat yellow meal.
1t Is only given here to cattle, and even
the colorcd people refuse it,"
DEAp One morning last week, about six
O'Clock, Il sad spectacle was discovered in
the sleeping apartment of the kitchen
heip of the Young Ladies' Seminary.
Bethlehem. Two of the girls, named
Susan Manherty and Hannah Hawk.
were suf1ocated to death by inhalation of
carbonic acid gas communicated to the
room in which they Were sleeping bv
ftue connected with a coal stove in the
story above. Seven of these girls usually
occupy this apartment at night, but only
six were there last night One of the
girls, when about to retire that night.
heard strange noises in the room (pr0ba-
Oily the death struggles of the unfortunate
girls and being frightened, ran up stairs
and locked herself in. All the persons i'm
The room, besides those who lost their
lives, were more or less affected-one so
seriously that her life is despaircd Of
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BOOK NOTICES.

DcnlOFeStS NORthLY-Ths beautiful
and tavorite periodical comes to us with
all the freshness and fragrance of the June
roses. 1t improves with every issue, and
we are not surprised that ladies find it the
indispensable companion of their work.
ing as well as their leisure hours. Its va
RED contents embrace almost every tonic
oi interest IN the parlor, kitchen, and nur-
sery, while its sensible tone and the
amount OF valuable information furnish
ed, not TO speak of the money value of its
excellent patterns, render it a capital in
vcstment of 50, without the premium
which is sent for every yearly subscrip-
ton. Address, w. Jennings Demorest.
473 Broadway.
Our Young Folks Boston: Ticknor &
Fields for May has entertaining stories
by Mrs. Helen c. Weeks, ('Too Far
Out,") by f. Stuart Phelps, ('' Ruby's
Visitor, by Betsy Blake, Mrs. Smyth's
Silver Wedding,") and also paper bv
Charles }. Foster, giving some very time
ly hints about the rules of Base Ball and
Cricket" " Round the World Joe" con-
tinues his sketches of travel. The music
this month is entitled Maying."
The Lddy'S F'tend.-We have the usual
elegant Steel Fashion Plate, followed by
a Toilet for the Opera, a Ball Dress, a
Young Lady's Dinner or Evening Dress,
&c, &c. Among the literary contents
are the combinations of How Woman
had her Way" "Orville College" and
" No Longer GOung"-all first rate stories,
&c. \ beautiful steel engraving called
Zone of Lifes Happy Hours" will be
sent gratis to every single $3.50 subscri-
Der, and to every person sending a club.
Address Deacon d Peterson, 3I9 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
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Jef. Davis Released ON Rail

RICHMo ND, May 13.-Jef Davis was
produced in court this morning. The
counsel for the Government were not
ready to proceed.
AIr. O'Conor moved that the prisoner
be released on bail. Judge Underwood
said he would release the prisoner on one
hundred thousand dollars bail. OF this
sum Hon. Horace Greely pledged So, 900,
Augustus Schell $25, 900, General Jackman
so, 900, a. Welsh $25,O coo.
Hon. w. b. Reed said he would pledge
100000 at once in addition if this bail was
not acceptable.
Judge Underwood said the bail was en-
tirely acceptable, and Mr.. Davis was re-
leased and proceeded at once to the Spots
wood House to inform Mrs. Davis of his
good fortune.
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ENLARGEMENT

We have found it difficult matter for
more than year to give our readers such
variety of reading matter as was desira-
bic, and were frequently necessitated to
omit from two to four columns of adver-
tising to give what we did. We have ac-
cordingly concluded TO enlarge the Ga
zette, probably with our next issue. No
new subscribers viii therefore be received
from this date at the old rate. Terms
hereafter $500 per mum in advance, or
$50 if payment is delayed an unreas-
enable time.
All subscriptions out of the county. las
has been our practice for years must be
paid in advance, and will be discontinued
at the expiration of the time paid for.
We shall also revise our county list
during the present month, and discon-
tinue those who have suffered themselves
to get too m my months i'll arrears. as
with an increased price for paper and
labor for an additional hand we cannot
atfprd to give credit, either for subscrip-
ton, job work, or transient advertising.
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Wonderful but True.
MADAME REMINGTON. the world.

renowned AstrologiSt and somnambuistc Cairvoyant
while in cairvoyant state, delneaes the very aatures
oil the person you are to marry and the aid of an In
strument Of intense power known the Psvcbom
guarantees to produce perfect and feIike pcture
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by stating place OF BIRTH disposition color of ewes
anu naf ana enclosing nifty cents, and stamped envelope
addressed to yourself you win receive the ptcture Inv
turn mall together with desired information,
BBr Address in confidence. MADAME GERrRUDE Rv,,,yc
-' - ~ -''' 'N'' AIO1' " L f6ly
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a. y. Suprenre Court.

The Mississippi and Georgia Injunction
Cases Dismissed.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Tn the Su-
preme Court at noon the Chief Justice
dismissed the Mississippi and Georgia in
junction cases on the ground of want of
jurisdiction. The opinion of the court
Will not therefore come up at the present
term on the constitutionalityo the recon
struction bill.
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Spettal Aotires.

DEAFNESS, Badness < Catarrh treated
L. with the utmost success, by J. IsAAcs. NJ D Oc-
ullst and Aurist. formerly of Leyden Holland1 No
5l9 Pine street Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable sources in the city and country can be
seen at hls office The medical faculty are invited to
accompany their patients, he has no secrets in his
practice: Artificial Eyes inserted without pain No
charge for examination. myI-ly
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kS3s- The business portion of the town
9I % cambridge, H., within three miles Of #
aock Island, was entirely DESTROYED hT
Hre on tn the 5th, except one store and one
;! Il9teI. The loss is estimated at SIO0 600
with an insurance of SIS, 900 " S100'00o
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Free to Everybody,

large pp Circular giving information of the greatest
Importance TO the young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homey may become beautiful the
despised respected, and the orsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
Address. and receive copy postpaid, by return mall
Address ?. o. Drawer 81
leoeom Troy. N Y.
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Attention is invited TO the Home Man
facturcs OF Messrs. Thompson at NJ Troy.
Their goods favorabIy compare with anv
made in appearance and in strength and
durability are far superior.
w. J. McManigal has opened new
stock of Drugs, Hardware, DC, in Nilroy,
which deserves examination. Call and
see them-nO charges made for look ng.
The Huntington and Broad Top kali
road adyertises its time table for the BEN
eft of travellers.
5. A. McClintick has purchased the
stock of ). o. McCurdy & Co., Siglerville.
Hay Rakes and Hay Pitchers at f. J.
Hofiman's.
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MARRIED.

In Hollidaysburg, on Thursday 9th
May, by Rev: DIR. Burrows, R0RERT
CLARK and Miss HENRIETTA NJ CT
BRAITH' both of McVeytown, Miffijn
county.
on Thursday, 9th May, at the residence
OF Mrs. Matters, by Rev. J. b. Reimeno
snyder, GEO. ". FREE, of Williamsport
formerly of Harrisburg and Miss NJ aG,
GLE MATTERS, of Lewistown.
On Thursday, 9th May, at the Union
Hotel, by Rev. j. B. Reimensnvdar
.. Goss and JANE A. Brown, both Of
east end Kishacoquillas valley, Pa.
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4 MEETING of the Republican Coun-
"A ty Committee will be held at the of
flee of the undersigned SATURDAY, May
18th, at O'Clock, p. m. A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
ii. J. CULBERTSON, Chairman.
Lewistown, May Is, lS67-2t.
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THE MARKETS.

Northwestern Extra Family, S13a14 10;
Penn'a and Ohio Sl3aI5. Rye flour, 50.
Wheat, Penn'a Red, So 1Oa3 80. Rye. 81
1Oal %. Corn, 81 26 ahoat. Oats, 7Sc
Cloverseed, SSa8 90. Timothy, So 25a3 go
PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-Beeves, re-
ceipts light, and the market active at a
further advance--extra choice, SI9a2O ;
extra, Sl5al6 80; common. Sl3al5. Sheep
firm and active-4 900 head sold at S75a8B
for clipped, and S9alO for wool. Hogs
sales 5000 at Sl0all per hundred, net
Cows and calves rather dull at S65aS5 :;
springers, S45a70.
DreXel & Co. quote Government Bonds
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Job Work.
Notice. of New Advertisements.

Eight, sheet bills, SI50 for p or less; fourth she
bills 81 for 25 less; half sheet bill 81 for p or les
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HAY RAKES. Farmers, you should
IL supply yourselves with the splendid
and improved Wire Tooth Horse Rake for
sale ty (mayI5) FL. HOFFMAN,.
HAY PITCHERS Farmers. you should
II supply yourself with the Sprout Hay
Pitchers of which so many were sold last
year and giving the greatest satisfaction.
For sale hy (mayl5) f. j. HOFFMAN.
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commissioners.
Any person having small property
from oO to 100 acres for sale and suitable
to erect Poor House on, can make it
known to any of the Commissioners.
Lewlstown, April II, 1S67-ts
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-22
"The Pen is Mightier than the Sword -
THE GOLD PEN,
TEST AND CHEAPEST OF pEzNS.
Morton's Gold Pens,
The Best Pens in the World.


Far safe at No. 20 .1Euiaeu-
L0Te, .Te10- 1o1iN-, and lv eHezY
@fsLY UDElOfutea .dge11t at the
same prices.
.H02I113 mates no Pens SUNNI
ri rim tire Mime or Z1u0,e-
marx Of any 0khez-;. therefore,
jphe7e an .4.gezcY is csIe6IiShed,
ne ZU6Iic 1e'ilI be beSI suited, mi
NJ tie same prices, IY ctzlI[U.I on
tie .dge1k;- IN al 0kAer piaces
fAoSe WlShin9 ire .1[0rZOH Pen
s:3USt semi to HeadQu0TTe2S,
fgHe1'e their orders WilI Teceipe
f21Onzz7t nkLc4Li0n, II accOnlp0-
hied rim TIE cast.
II Catalogue, rim T5tIIdeScrLp-
lion O/ sizes ami prices, Sc11I OIs
receipt Of letter postage.
A. MORTON.
~. A.
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CARRIERS celebrated writing and
copying in -acknowledged to be the
best American ink made-for sale at
the JOURNAL counting-room.
nov21-tf
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Collectors Sale.
RYOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. I

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ l, William g.. Hazelrigg. Collector OF
the CITY OF Evansville, between the hours
of and Il o'clock AM, and 2 and O'Clock
PM, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH OF DECEMBER, 1867,
VIII sell, at public auction. at the door Of
the Court House, in the city of Evansville,
Indiana, the following Lots, parts of Lets,
and parcels of Real Estate and Improve
ments, assessed for the payment of City
Taxes for the year 1867, due from the own
ers thereof, to the city of Evansville, said
taxes being now due and unpaid, and for
the cost of said sale, and that the sale will
be continued on the next day following,
viz: Saturday. December the l4th, 1867, az
O'Clock Pm at the door of the Court
House, in Evansville, for the purpose of
selling such property as may have been
sold on the day first above mentioned, and
not paid for:
ORIGINAL PLAN.
Jones Catharine, Cheirs of 4sxl5O
ManTo S1eG Ella A. # Sd st by q 81 81 %
Maurous Eliza A, 36x75 cor pit or 90 81 a
Spaulding Z. 8 .........;;.,......;.; q 81 10
Thompson Jacob. (helrs Of un'd
u of 441 4xl50, II W side of............ p 80 IL
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
BierbOwer Vim, II W y ............... ..l59 lS2 -
Bierbower VIM, imp west pit of....ls0 "a
Jones MichaelG (heirs) ...............2i3 70
Jones Michael q (heirs) un'd DIX
30 north part of...--..........-...-......222 50
Street & Davis, 3412Xl44 n e side % 70 IS
Whitehead John, I'd ub'd-...........200 Is 81
UPPER ENL ARGEMENT.
Chandler John J., subd. out-lot4 4,
, w 20 , D -
Felger Jonn, subdiv out-lot 3d.. l6 20
speed r. B., lister subd. out-lot 2, 2 IS
do lister subd. out-lot 2,
NV 70 ;......'.........;..3 y
do lister sdDd. out-lot 2, % 2 Is
do lister subd. Out-lOt 2, % 3 "A
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
- nj. 70 /. mn
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph CISC

By Telegraph Il CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
FLoUR-Firm and in fair demand = NO
change in prices; family $40 759ll 90. d.
WHARF.-THE and in demand at S2 IS
for No. red. eEt 4t-
CoRN-Advanced TO 81 OS for No. / mixed.
rior are very unfayorab1e as a rule Up
land corn is an almost total failure, and
has advanced to 64c.
BARLEY-{nchanged. rsf's---
RYE-Unchanged: 81 30.
CoTToN-Dull, at &@g231ac- for mtddling
uplands.
WHIsxY-No demand for bonded; free
selling at 81 5O@l IS, according to- circnm-
stances.
MESS PeRK-s2l 90; the best is generally
held higher.
BULK MEATs-Held more firmly under
the large orders fer bacon from Baltimore
and the West, indicating a resumption OF
quoted at i254aI3c., and sides l454d l5c,
and not much to be had at the Inside
rates sn.~ .tfn
BACON Ifz q. I41zc. for shoulders, and
I61s@1714@iSc., for clear ribbed and clear
sides. H1t SKA
/. LARD-lS14 g lS1zc., with sales at inside
rate.
CBEEsE-Firrn at 141<GI5c. Hs
BUTTER- tesdy at S0tg35c. 80 laH
EGGs-No demand at R@15c, shippers
count and scarce.
sUGAR-firm at l2gI5c. for raw and I51z
@l7s4c. for fined. A ~ 50
COFFEE Firm at 23g2Sc.
a~LINSEED OII.-s1 90 and steady.
FL AXsEED-S2 1912 Is.
CLOVER AND IMoTHY SEED There is
not enough doing to establish quotations
GoLD-142s4@l42
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
MONEY MARKET-Unchan,e d.
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New York Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. g.
CoTToN-DuH: sales of600 bales at 2c lot
FLoURSRecefpts il, OH bb,s; market log
&c lower; common and other grades UNI
changed sales of7.2oQ bols at 81 soess 10 for
extra Western; 50 909l2 80 for round-hoop
Ohio; Sl1@l6 for st. Louis, closing quiet.
CALIFORNIA; -four IN fair request sales OF
l $50 sack and barrels at sll@l3 50. Rye
-four; sales OF So9 ools at 20 z5@6 rs. 81 q
IS WmEaT-Receipts 72o5l bushels; Winter
scarce and. advancing; Spring heavy
sales OF l13.O00 bushels at 81 Is for No. 8
Spring; 81 1892 2O1a for No. 2 do; 81 S@2 30
choice amber State; 81 so for white Genes
see; 81 t7@2 IS for white Michigan; - 721z
a. rs forwhite California go
BAREEYSMore active; sales Icf 10000
bushes No. Chicsxo to arrive RI e. at
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales of 500 BUSH
els at 81 5QAi 50. Ga - 5Tss tifgr
CoRN-Receipts 1913 bushels market
@2c better, and in fair demand; export
122 600 bushels at 81 2SS9I 30 for mixed West
ern; 81 2f@l n for unsound; 81 81 for white
OAT-Receipts I,752 bushels: I@2c bet
ter sales. 81. 600 bushels at 7S@7fc for Ohio
R1cE-D1iI; sales, 100 bags at 99sAc
CosFEE--Firm; Rio and other Kinds duh
and heavy sales, 500 bags of Rio at private
SUsAR-steadv; sales 800 hogsheads Of
Cuba at nA@l2hc; $50 boxes Havana AT
lie. rae s-Is.sk n u
MoLASSEs-Firm-
PETROLEUM at f50151zc for
crude; 3316c for refined botaded.e 81 - a.
HOPS-Uf, changed. -. 4
PoRK-Firm; sales, 1859 barrels at s249
25: mess closing at s24' cash. and SO 5092i
BEEF-Steady; sales, fs0 barrels at pre-
rious prices. = T3EeI srH Oh ff .f7iNs
BEEF HAMs-Dun and nominal. eaaa-.
BACoN-Qufet. 90
CUT EAT5-Unchanged; sales. 1T0 pack
ages at i214@l2c for shoulders; l51z&i61zc
LARD-H eavy; sales, 800 barrels, at 1870
HE; latter small lots. .f5g 2s 20 -0fF
: ENTHUSIASTICALLY at ls@27c for Ohio; 189
35c for State
CHEEsE-Quiet at l9@l5e.- fN -i."i.
STOCK or GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE sEPTEM-
y,tsf ea Der IBID. - 8fireG
Wheat, 233, OIL bushels; corn, ,l40,677
bushels; oats, sol. 27s bushels; rye, l2.4Sl
bushefs5 barley, 8. 800 bushels; ma Alt, 81, GIT
bushels; peas. 1853 bushels 49,
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st. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Sept. o.
ToBACco-Active and stiff, but not quo
tably changed
CoTToN-Quiet; small lot of low quail
ity sold at 169l9c. g
HEMP-DulI at 81 80 for undressed; 81 s.
az 95 for dressed.
FLoUR-Firmer but inactive; quotations
unchanged
WHEAT Choice grades OF FAN stiff but
medium and low grades dun, easier and
frmer; choice white at g 3ld2 As; fancy
white for seed at 81 5092 30; prime and
fancy red at 81 2214@2 20; Nebraska Spring
81 S0Gl s..
CoRN-The demand largely exceeded the
receipts and prices advanced; mixed 81 oS
al 10; yellow and white at 81 l2aI Is
OATs-Opened firm, but closed at 67@73c.
BARLEY-Flrm at 81 l21a(91 % for Spring.
and 81 6S1SGI IS for Fall.
RYE-In good demand at 81 15e11 25
PRovIsIoNs-Dull and unsettled; bust
ness small
held at s25H.
BAcoN-Shoulders 14s49I5c; clear sides
ls1a@lS4c.
-HAMS-Country sugar-cured, 231zc.
LARD.-Sman lots selling at l4z91413c
for choice tierce.
WHISKY-Quiet at & 90.
REcEIPTs-FIour, AT barrels; wheat, II, :
500 sacks; corn, s62 bushels; oats, 5, l34 BUSH
els; rye, 672 bushels; barley, 1856 bushels.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. %.
! : FLOUR Dull and Boz lower. III 4
i s w HEAT-Quiet and &c lower; sales OF
No. at 81 92@I SIS; No. 2 81 S61zd1 9S; clos.
ing at 81 81 for No. /; 81 $50 for No. 2.
fCoRN-Less active, and lc lower; sales of
No. at 81 %; No. 2 at 81 031z@sl Oh clos
ing quiet. - = O.
u RYE-Less active ami lc lower at 81 10
for No. / 81 16Gl II for No. 2.
BARLEY-495c lower; closing dull at 81 Is
for No. 2.
= Provisions - Dull and nominal.
= sBEEF- CAETLE-Duu. FUrw zzrzr 4 -
- HoGs-Dua and 11nchans& = = -
- RECEIPTS-1l,0 600 barrels -four l33 600 BUSH
els wheat: $4,000 bushels corn I34 coo BUSH
els oats.
SHIPMENTS - 10, 900 barrels -four; IS, 900
bushels wheat; 900 bushels corn; 5000
bushels oats.
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New York Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph.l New YORK, Sent.

By TeIegraph.I - y EW YORK, Sept. 3.
Over the river the market for beef cattle
last week " as decidedly heavy under
large receipts and a slow demand, and
sales were m ade at a reduction OF lG2c to-
day, with cooler weather. and a moderate
supply. 81. 81 Ttifsst biuo2 q iill-- g s
The market at the National Drove Yards
is firn1er and quite active closing steady
prised ], S00head fairextra l61SdI7c; prime
15549I6c; first quail ty t1zc(dI5c; fair to
good l314@1414c; ordinary n9l3c; in ferfor
l0Gllc. Receipts of the week, 2 800 .rr7s
SHEEP AND LAMBs-To day, in view of
cooler weather and moderate offerings,
advanced &c. closing steady. Sheep, 5G
S,a9 st '" " e'e'p'' q 'ns "9eA'
HOGS-Market only moderately active:
fully &c lower than last Monday. Re-
ceipts mainly common and inferior grades,
which are difficult to dispose of. About so
car loads were on sale this morning and
were all sold; 734@Sc for fair to good 73zG
re for common; 6@7c for inferior. Re
ceipts OF the Elk, 81, 9I5.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegra phil NEW ORLEANS. Sept. %.
CoTToN- Depressed; low middling, 2l1zc;
receipts, 342 bales.
ToBAcoo Quiet and arm ;aignt supply.
+ SUGAR-Nothing doing for want of
stock.
/ MoLAssEs-Nothing doing for want
of stock.
FLoUR--Quiet, firm and unchanged
CoRN-Advanced &c owing to Scarcity;
mixed, 81 30; yellow and white, 81 81.
OATS-Scarce and advanced &c.
PORK-Very duh at So u.s. = s.etass.-re
BACoN--Jobbing, 151k for shoulders; 1870
for clear sides; 201zc for sugar-cured hams.
LARD-Quiet and finn; prime tierces
1i1zc; Kegs, l554c.
GoLD-l44al4414
ExcHANGE-New York, 14@1zc premium;
sserjing, 56e959c.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 23.-The river Is STA
ttonsry. with p inches water in the canal.
CINCINNATI, September23,- The river has
fallen 1inch. with feet IL inches in the
channel. Weather clear and 5thernome-
ter at 70 degrees. 20 .9fdUu g t3ig1sgTq'
+ The only arrival last evening was the
Ollie Sullivan. FROM owensboro, She was
full of ,people--..----.She, reports the Ida
Refs and Alpha over the bar at French
Island. the r. c. Gray aground and the
Starlight with the Minneola above.........,
Captain Bolus telegraphs us that he will
arrive this morning and return with the
Louisa this evening -........The Chattanooga
went out with a good deal of freight..........
The Alpha and Ida Refs were taking
aboard their freight when the Sullivan
left. hut had not arrived at midnight. 81
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Louisville Market.
By Telegraph

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. %.
ToBACCo-Sales of I04 hhds; market un-
changed; 4Glsc for Tugs. medium leaf and
super4ne.
FLOUR-S7 so. fftt. y tr zzffsf
CoRN-sl Is tor sbelled.
. OATS-6S@70c in bulk.
WHEAT-S2 l542 ..
MESS PORK-S25.
BACoN-Shoulders, l4s4c: clear sides, lS1zc;
fancy hams, DC, all PACK ed.
COTToN-221z923c.
LARD-kettle, in tierees, i315e. =rr-
WHIsKY-ln bond 32a35c. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-24
New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph New YORK, Sept. %.
Trade continues steady, but prices are
without much change. Transactions are
restricted TO light purchases, caution being
still predominant In prices we note a re-
duction in Lawrence by iobbing houses to
Ice. for unbleached muslins, which is be-
low the market. Hinlan A brown she ct
ings have been reduced TO l61zc. by some
firms, the Boalt Brow to 135Ic., and Union
delalnes to l414c. These prices are fully
&c. too low for general quotations.