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Funeral Invitation.

The Friends and Acquaintances of w.
CHAUNCEY COOGLER and Family, are
requested to attend his funeral, from his
late residence, corner of Assembly and
Boundary streets, THIS AFTERNOON, at
8 O'clock.
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Sales
Auction Sale.
BY III. w. BYTHEWnnn

win sell, at my sales room, TO O-MORROW
(Monday) MORNING. >, the 10th instant,
at 10 O'Clock, '''' -
1splendid SHOW CASE,
A: lot OF Furniture, Cooking Stoves,
Cooking Utensils, Childs' Crib, Bathing
Tub, Feather Bed, Feather Pillows, Mat
tresses, Cobbler's Tools, l Child's Carriage,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, &c. - ~ >,
Terms cash. Articles to- be moved ON
same. day. Unlimited articles received To
hour OF sale. April 10
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Bacon, Cheese, Lard, Flour, &c.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON

ON TUESDAY MORNING next. the 21st
instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at our
auction store, without any reserve.
10000 lbs. Choice q. r. Bacon SIDES.
5000 lbs. Choice Shoulders, o.,
1000 lbs. Choice n. Y S. c. Stripe,
IS bags Extra Rio Coffee,
"a boxes N. Y. State Cheese,
20 bbls. Extra and Fine Flour,
80 boxes Colgate's No. Family Soap,
40 kegs Extra Family Lard,
Is bbls. Extra Grocery Sugars,
10000 No. Segars.
80 boxes Medium Chewing Tobacco,
10 firkins Choice Goshen Butter,
-, bbls. Rum, Gin, Scotch Whiskey, &c,
Blackberry Brandy April Is
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PLAYED OUT! PLAYED OUT!

NNHE old credit system has played out;
Il but sometimes it is very convenient to
send and get an article, or have a job of
work done without having the cash de-
manded Immediately. These little favors
1take great pleasure in granting, but ex-
pect them to be paid for i'll reasonable
time, as ao the work at cash prices and
am ,corktng rey cheap, trying to put all
goods in my line in the reach Of every class
OF persons especially 80 with all work and
Tinware, Plumbing, Roofing, &c. Now,
will persons please consider what ali
amount of labor it ia, and how much it
costs, and particularly how unpleasant it
ID to have to DUN, and how pleasant it
would be dealing with men who would call
and settle promptly "once in each month" t"
VIII you call and settle your bills with
April 10 HENRY H. BLEASE?
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Atlanta Medical College.
TIME REGULAR COURSE OF LEG
Il TUBES in this institution, for 1868,
will open on the FIRST MONDAY in May,
and continue till the LIST Of September.
FACULTY.
A. MEANS, NJ. D., Professor of Medical
and General Chemistry.
D. c. O'KEEFE, M. D., Professor of
Theory and Practice of Medicine.
W. F. WESTMORELAND, NJ. D., Pro-
fessor OF Principles and Practice of Sur
gerry.
". s. ARMSTRONG, NJ. D.. Professor of
Anatomy.
JESSE BORING, NJ. D., Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women.
H. '. N. MILLER, N. D., Professor Of
Clinical Medicine.
J. NJ. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor of
Physiology.
j. &. WksTMoRELAND, AZ. D., Profess
sor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
G. l.. JONES, NJ. D., Demonstrator Of
Anatomy.
n. D,ALvIGNY, NJ, D., CURATOR.
For further Information address
J. G. .WESTMORELAND,D Dean.
April Is 3 Atlanta. Ga.
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Flour, Coffee, &c.

Oh BBI.S. GENUINE "HECKER'S"
~ SELFRAISlNG FLOUR,
40 bbls. Baltimore and North Carolina
Family Flour,
10 pockets Choice Old Government Java
Coffee,
10 pockets Choice Green Java Coffee.
80 bags Prime Laguayra and Rio Coffee,
Sugars, all grades, Sc., just receive and
for sale by c. Il. BALDWIN e. co.
April 10 Q
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
NORWOOD. A ANovel. By Henry Ward
IN peechcr. Price s1.50.
macher. Price $1.75.
The Massacre Of st. Bartholomew. By
White. Preceded by History Of the Re-
ligious Wars. S1.75.
Andreas Hofer, the Tyrolese Patriot
An Historical Novel. By Nluhlbach.
Tho Poetry and Complement of Court
ship.
The Three LittleSpades. By Miss War
ner. =.
Charlotte's Inheritance-A Sequel to
"Birds of Prey"
Sooner or Later. By Shirley Brooks. A
first class novel.
And other New Bouks. For salo at
MCCARTER'S BOOKSTORE.
April 16 IL. BRYAN.
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PLANTS FOR SALE.

-eA6M Lam prepared to furnish the
Tss$I11pd lovers of PLANTS, such as
Sl&S Geraniums, Heliotropes. Fuch-
XRA sias, and many other beautiful
~W%S plants, cheaper thansold in any
other market.
J. A. CRAWFORD,
Corner Of Blanding and Bull sts.,
April lS Columbia, S. C.
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The Jibbenainosay, or Nick of The
MISUNDERSTANDING Hall.

ON MONDAY EVENING, the ,9Oth inst,
will have the honor of performing, for the
first time in this city, the thrilling Drama
OF NICK OF THE WOODS OR KEN
TUCKf IN OLDEN TIMES, in three acts,
twelve scenes and four splendid tableaux.
On account OF the extreme length Of this
piece there will be no farce.
Admission 25 cents. Children under IL
years of age half price. Doors open ut 7
O'Clock; performance commence ats.
April Is
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FINAL NOTICE.

FINAL NUTlCE.
A LII persons having claims against the
IN estate of VIM. HOPKINS, deceased,
will present the same properly attested;
and all persons indebted will mako pay
ment to MRS. Z. It. HOPKINS,
Executrix, Hopkins t. o., S. G.
Feb 9 ml3*
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CIGARS. CIGARS!

TUST received, g. complete assortment
eD Of CHOICE CIGARS. For sale low,
by the box and retail, by
April 1S J. 4 T. r. AGNEW.
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ICEsCREAM GARDEN.

ICE5CHEAM FIANDEN.
VNHE undersigned has opened an ICE
Il CREAM GARDEN on Assembly street,
next to Janney's Hall, where he will sup
plv his old customers with the best of ICE
CREAM, CAKE, LEMONADE, etc.
March 26 limo CHARLES MINORT.
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Hams, Hams.
1NA CHOICE Sugar-cured HAMS,
IVY just received and for sale by
April Is j. Il 7. r. AGNEW.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-15

Great excitement existed in the city
yesterday, owing TO the conflicting re-
ports as to the result of the election
in this State. The Republicans began
the day with high hopes, but later
reports gave them the blues and
made the Dmeoerats correspond
ingly jubilant Ia The evening
the latterS we're making prepara-
tiOns fer display of their
ehsriots, when another dispatch was
received, announcing that BAKERS
majority would range from two to
three thousand. That was damper.
The band, which was in readiness,
quietly dispersed, the horses were
and the eldemonstration post
poned for further returns.
Our dispatches contain the very
latest intelligence. rar H.aH sH
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SC, LouIs Market.

BY Telegraph sr. LOUIS, OCT. ii.
ToBACCo-Dull and unchanged.
HEMP-Entirely nominal; sales of uu-
dressed at 500 for common. -
afLoUR-Qutet and unchanged; supeff1ne
% 5O96 90; extra SO 35l6 75; Xxx S8 40 for
choice; xxx to fancy S9 5O6lI2 0O.
WHEAT-DulI and without change /;
prime to choice Fall 81 95G92 05; fancy 81 70
@S2 25; Spring 81 30Gi IS for No q
CoRN-FirIn and in better demand at
OArs-Dul at 5og55c for common, to
choice. rFfTE F 10 KT9IIIt7
:, BAELEY-Dun and unchanged; 81 $50
81 so for Iowa Spring.
RYE-EirIner at 81 GOAL o.
foRK-Sttn and advanced sales of mess
ct S3I O053I so. -
bACoN-Firm, with holders asking a
further advance shoulders 131z9I31zc; clear
sides d7139i754c; canvassed sugar-cured
LARn-Quiet at I9020%c.
WHTsKY-Firm at 81 27al 28, IA ~
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NAM orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Oct ID.
CorroN-In fair demand. and declined; !;
middllng, $50; sales, 2, 100 bales; receipts,
sTERLINa-Bank, $50; commercial, nom-
inal. tt4szfe o.
sraHr-Exchange n discount.
GoLD-I3S16.
SUGAR-Steady and unchanged.
FLoUR-DulI; superfine In most request
at So ~.
81 10. ta
OArs-Firm at &c. III ~
RRAN-Eas1er at 81 221z.
HAY-CnOtce st. Louis, e26: prime and
choice scarce and in request.
PoRK-Very firm at S52
BACoN-Shoulders 1870, and clear sides
I71zc.
EARD-Quiet and unchanged.
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By Telegraph

By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Oct. II. .3l
EASTERN ExcHAEGE-Easier, at I10enpaT
on buying and ll0 premium selling.
FLoUR--Duii a I'D almost nominal: Sc 25a
3 so for Spring extras. f'- y
HEAt.- In limited request and ItaI1<c
LoWer safes NO. At 81 4Os5l 48; No. 2 81 .ss5<
nt<NssAsaey for
NO. ~ sales no. since Change at 81 3
CoRS-Is dun and nominal, and lI5e72c
lever sales OF No. at g25z 998IS, and No 2
,.gesSizsy closing at 921z993 for No. 2: sales
NO. This afternoon at 921T@93c.
OAT5-ln moderate demand, ar s<0nIc
ioWer; sales ut 5l5<@521z, closing ats 81
RYE-Dull: sales at 81 27tai 27IS Tor No. :
and 81 23@l 25 Ior rejected
BARLEY-Is in good request and 25a2c
nigner; sales No at 81 92SI "a, and reie T.
ed 81 6591 20, closing at 81 g3IS for No. u:
safes by sample at 81 S66I2 90.
PRoVIeIoNS-DuIl and weak mess pork
go Tor dry saited: shoulders Inactive and
lS1zgIS5z.
HIeHwINEs-DuII and nominaIIy un-
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DAYTON. o.
The Election for Congressman.

DAYTON, Ohio, October IA
Schenck's majority in the Third Dis
trict 494; not all official. 1c
Montgomery gives Vallandigham
III majority; Butler County 2,129.
Warren gives Schenek ] ,936, Pre-
bic 798 majority.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio, Oct. II.
The Democratic majority in Tusca-
rowas County is 61O, a Democratic
loss of 127. IS
IROEToN. Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE Re-
publican majority in Lawrence County
isl ,209, Republican gain over last
year of ,458. tr "
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WASHINGTON.
Foreign EeWs-ReV0Iuti0nary Gov.
ernHlent Established Sc Madrid
The RevOluti0RarY Government
Recognized. $

> :
WAsH1NaToN, October IA. The
following Is an official copy of the
late telegraphic correspondence be.
tween the Department of State and
the United States Legation at Madrid
relative to recent events in Spain:
SAN SEBASTIAN, September 80.
TO Secretary Of State. WesEtssotots t-
The Revolutionary Government is
established at Madrid. The Queen
has started for France. aH s. T
~ JoHS P. Hale.
DEPARrMENr o. SECRETARY OF STATE,
taHl WASHLNGToT, October
To John r. Hale, Msa6sser &c Madrsd:
Keep me well advised. 8 E44
VIM. II. SEWARD.
To Secretary SesDGroE, Washington:
General. SerFano is .he leader of
the insurgents He en.ered Madrid
this afternoon. heading ais victorious
army, and was Joined by fifty thousand
armed citizens here. Madrid is quiet.
No blood has been shed here.
An election was held on Monday
last fer members to constitutional
Convention. shall want iustruc-
tions. s@e& = fAas@ HALE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Oct. 5.
10sAs-. Hale. U. s. BftsIfsser.
If the new National Government is
peacefully established, and in fall
possession of Medrid, and there re-
mains no contendiDg government in
Spain, you will recognize the raaw
government de facto, so IS zsto prose-
eute any necessary business, affecting
The Government of the United States !
or their citizens. SEWARD.
10 M Se'oafsf, Secretary oT Sadtd. at WtssA-
l have acknowledged the new
government here; will send particu-
ars by letter. JOHN p. HALE.
epiS Piss rsdeGPsda9 5ctobssFn bsnR'sS H. 1885, e. me
rOthe Afatster of Spain, az WashinOssms
Communicate to the United States
our gratitude fer its
'rompt recognition.
PROVISIONAL GovERNHdESr OF MADRID.
DEPARTMENr OF STATE, oct. is.
70 ET. Hale, U. s. Minister at Madrid:
Reciprocase, in the Presidents
lame, the salutation of the Provis-
oual Government, communicated by
he Spanish Minister here, and ten
Ter the best wishes of the United |
states for the peace, prosperity and
happiness OF Spain under Che present |
md defnitive Government
.NH aa - ssss SEWARD.
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EIONETARY & COMMERGIAlL
new York Harkat.

By telegraph New YoRx. oct. Ia
SoTToS-Heavy, and 10 lower; receipts
10y ~ osles, . AZ 2o1se for mbldling uplands.
FLOUR R-Receipts, I3. $50 barrels: heavs1
4 and 5@gl0c lower on low connmof, ara1jeSS
sales OF l0,200 barrels at SO 60a7 Je for
ira State; 81 o5as 80 FOR exfFs \ westae,s ea
| $S sos Is for white wheat extra: 81 IA
so Extra "a fst s r901a SSs hSSP s ohlo % o %
choice do; closing quiet. Rye fiofir oufef
and heavy; sales of $50 barrels at s8 0OCS
or 500 sacks at IS 250I0 rs. '-'-'7-1 -,
CORN MEAL-Qufet. t-ff aa.assI qs
., " 1oI oaIIssg1Ye-Quiet; e sales Of 300 barrels at
WHEAT- Receipts 7Ia,20O bushels: mar
Ret opened dull and closed quiet wfthOrt
sueci9ed s t change: some holders are order
bushels at 81 50 for No. Spring: 81 6s foYl
NO; z do; q 77@l 70 for No. | do; s. 10 for
Michigan, the latter an extremes. 81 3s,sa
y = lor white Michigan; 81 5592 IS for
White CALIFORNIA, the latter for prime new.
Q! Dusheis 81 els Western at 81 so; $500 bushels do
BARLEY -Firmer: sales of 1000 bushels
state at 81 S21z: 1000 bushels Canada
West at g 45; 5000 bushels do. on private
BARLEY MALT-Firmer: sales of 2oaa
bushels prime Canada West at 81 SO. ~
CORN Receipts 69, ,275 bushels: market
els ii I5gI IL for unsound 81 izai islI far
sound mixed Western, closing at 1fiSfda 4
4 LLlesA 1or SOUND; IL Ia for Inferior IN |
OATS Receipts 81 ,967 bushels: opened |
nfm ana closed dull and droopfng: sales
OF 900 bushels at 74(975c for new Western.
nEArHER-Qute aud unchanged,
RICE Quiet. ~ -.f.
CoFFEE- Steady; sales Of 1000 sacks of |
Rio, on private terrns =
sUGAR-In fair request sales Of 800 hllds L
OF Cuba, az 1I0I2c
M0IaASSES-I3uI fif@
HOPsEQufet. at I5925c for American.
CoAL-SCeady. f.-
PETRoLEUA-DuiI; Ice for crude. and ool<
@30c for refined in bond - fr--~ss> ~
OTL-Linseed, 99c0$l 03 ~ 81 i
IURPEETINE--FIrm at 44n45c.
WooL-Quiet and uuchanged: sales OF
S00,0OO pounds. at 44a5l1Sc for Domestic 1
1eeces fOc for tub, and 45a50c for pulled II
FORK -Ffrmer and more doing: sales of
400 barrels at $28 95829 90 tor mess. clos
2 at ~ " for cash $Z8 75029 90 for old 4
10 S24 50925 90 for prime; SO OOa2s IS for /
prime mess. y = - = -
BEEF--Steady sales OF I25 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet, at SIS O0a28 OF
CUT MEATs-Scarce and quiet: sales of /.
81 50 pcEgs, al l21<9I3c for shouidcfs: Ifa
61ac for hams. r37s- - = " 4
MIDDLES-Quiet and steady.
LARD-DuA aud unchanged: sales OF $50 |
d5rces, at tl5zglys1c tor steam, and 1879
Szsc tor Kettle rendered. = 80
BUTrER-Steady, at 30Q936c for Ohio.
1HEEsE E-SLeady, at lS9l7c.
,FkEIGHrS-LiVerpool, quiet and un.
changed.
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PennsHIrnnIa EInrtIOn.

In Pennsylvania the Republicans
have gained magnificent victory.
The State will give $1,000 majority.
The Republicans have lost one or
two congressman, but have carried
the Legislature and secured United
States Senator. in the place of Buck
ALEw. This with gain of one Sem
ator in Indiana, is glorious victory.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Republicans JHbifant over the EIec.
tiOn Returns.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 14.-The op-
position steamer Nebraska, from Pan
anna, arrived this morning.
The Republicans are jubilant over
the election returns from Ohio. Penn
sylvania and Indiana, aud paraded
the streets with music aud fireworks.
cheering for Graut and CoIfax with
the deepest enthusiasm after mid
night when the news was received.
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European Karket.

By Cable.l LoEDoN, Oct. 14-Eve.
CoNsoIs-945z for money, and 9Izs for &C
count. = -
SrocKs--Firm; 5-2ls, 745s; Illinois Gen.
trial, 95A; Erie, 32h; Atlantic and Great
Western, 395z. ~
Ea LIVERPOOL, October IA.
GorToN-Easier; sales 1890 bales mid
ding uplands at 105z; Orleans I'D.
BREADsTUPFs-Quieta and unchaEged.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard dull al 7Os; cheese 5Ss
bacon, pork and beef unchanged
PRopUCE-Unchanged, except spirits.
PErRaLEUM Nominal.
IrNsEED OIL-Weak.
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NORFOLK.
Commercial Conventions = Immense
kxcitemeHt-A Permanent Organi-
cation Effected. ~. .e

NoRFoLK, October 14-There is
immense excitement here to day, con-
sequent upon the meeting of the Com
mercial Convention. The arriving
delegates, $50 In number, we're met
last evening by committees of citizens,
and escorted to hotels and private
residences.
Permanent organization was effect
ed by electing Hon. q. w. Balling. of
Petersburg, President, and number
of Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
A committee was appointed to re-
port on business, after which the
body adjourned till tomorrow. a5
The delegates representing Missouri,
Tennessee and North Carolina. were
received in lavish manner. The ut
most endeavors will be made to en-
sure the success Of the projected en-
teprise. Pyrotechnic display and
other festivities to night.
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FIRST DIGPATCH.


INDIANAPoLIs, October Ia, 2PM-
Returns received this morning show
heavy Democratic gains. The Re
publicans. generallsa feel despondent,
and many Of them concede the State
to the Democrats, but this is owing
more to the reaction in returns this
morning than from the entire report
Reliable returns come in slowly, and
over one half of the State romans to
be heard from.
Forty counties give. a net Demo
cratic gain of $3.50, and allowing
these to be a fair average, north and
south, this would give them gain of
twelve thousand in the State, leaving
still Republican majority of two
thousand. So great has been the
change in returns since last night,
however, that the Republicans fear
the defeat of Baker.
The Legislature is still certainly
Republican in both branches.
The loss in Parke County indicates
the election of Voorhees, by a very
small majority.
SECOND DISTRICT.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 14.-Both
parties now concede the election of
the Republican State ticket by from
two to three thousand.
There is no charge in Congress
since last report. q
The Republicans have majority in
both branches of the Legislature.
THIRD DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14-In seventy
four counties heard from the Repub-
lican State ticket has $3.50 majority.
Allowing the same proportionate
gains for the Democrats in the Is
counties to hear from the Republican
majority will be from two to three
thousand.
2 Later and more complete returns
from the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict elects Voorhees, by.a very small
majority. 44A af1-.AAN& eAA
Holman (Dem.) in the Third Dis
trict is elected. This makes the del
| egatioa In Congress seEea--Repabli-
cans and four Democrats 81 S11
FOURTH DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IA, P. M.-Re-
ports are much better this afternoon,
with 81 counties yet to hear from.
The Democrats must gain over 200 in
each county in order to win. Repub-
lican gains are coming in for several
counties, which will make this aver
age higher. Republicans claim the
State by from two to three thousand.
Democrats are less jubiiant. Later
advices from the Sixth District show
that Voorhees, is quite certainly de-
feated. They aha7el BdtI two. Con-
gressmen.
FIFTH DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oet.E 14-If:45 PM
In 81 counties heard from, the Re-
publican majority is 6,851, with ter
counties to hear from, which gave a
Democratic majority in 1866 of 1900
If the Democratic gains in these
counties are as large as those already
reported, it will reduce the majorit,
to from ], 500 to 2,Oe0. - X :
INDIANAPOLIS, October Ia.
To John W. Foster:
The State has gone Republican b,
two or three thousand majority.
A. I'll. CONNER.
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N0tiea.
JoSn .. wensr. late Q

7wwYEEEREAS, John u. Weller late of
w Vasderburgh County. deceased, and
formerly of Gibson Cou fty, both in the
state of Indiana, died IN said county OF
Vanderburgh on the 18th day ofyAugust1
1863. aas-aH agf a sf4.sr-e i TeJi#
AM WHEREAS, Reports are In circula-
tfon that said JoIiu q. Weller left q will In
the hands of sona person unknown 70 Iae
undeFsigned;f u .tt fF ~ .rts
Notice Is 1tereby 0fyea to any person nay az.
ing such will III any such there PEI 70 ne ne
said will in the office of the clerk OF LnS
Court of Common Pleas of said county o1
Vanderburgn, that the sane may ,,tos,a De ~
admit ed 10 spfobate and tne pToNA7'N@- "a
S@Aiu "iii cal AioNf NffIiEOfc3E L. BAYER,
Administrators of the esuate q SOnA "
Weller, deceasel. rt&A
ALE1; Sdl,sn, \, b,srs' 1851 lsel6 WSt
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New York Gold and stOck Marke;.

NeW KOrk GOId and Stock Market.
BY Telegraph.1 NEW YORK, Oct. a.
MONEY! Moderately active, at GQ,7 per
cent. on call.
STERLING-F Firm, at 9I<a05< per cent.
GOLD Opened at LII, fell to I3Gl< and
closed at l3S5Sgl381<. The Assistant Treas
urer received bids to-day for g 300, 600. from
ID firms, within range of l380l3616, aud
awarded 500 900 to Fisk & Hatch, al 1888,
S200,OOO to A. Rodewald. at I38 $40 Bank
ports. ,3r
GovERNMENrs Active and higher,closing
strong. Coupons of'6l, Il4szC9ll5; do. '62, ,1l31s
ny; do. new. I08gI081z: '67. 1095S9 i095s;
do. '6S, i091<9lU9zs; lO-4Os, Io51z@l05A-
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SAVANNAH.
Arrival OF the Remains or Howell
Cobb.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 14.-The steamer
San Salvador arrived this morning
with the remains of Hon. Howell
Cobb. The Mayor and Aldermen,
members of the bar, and many citi-
zens received the body at the wharf
and escorted it to the Central Railway
depot, whence special train carried
the remains to Athens, Ga. Flags
are flying at half mast. Essfa e 81
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The steamship Mippesota sailed -

The steamship Minnesota sailed to-
day, but took no specie.
The SCOTIA from Liverpool, has ar
rived.
The rain stopped the match be-
tween the English IL and Selected q
OF the United States to-day, Jupp be.
ing disposed by Norly and George
Wright for only one wicket, and Grif-
nth end Smith being at wickets when
the play stopped, the telegraph show
ing 70 for the one wicket. The
match will continue Thursday.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 14-Weather clear
and warm. The river is falling slow
ly. The Arkansas is falling steadily,
with 4 feet scant to Little Rock.
White yer is falling, with 9 feet to
Jackson sort. Arrived-Marble City,
from st. Louis. Departed-Ruth and
Mollie Able, for St. Louis; Bismarck
and Magenta, for New Orleans; In
diana. for louisville.
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Annual Horse TrOt.

PRovIDENcE.s Oct. 1k-The frse
annual horse trot at the Narragansett
Park opened yesterday. The stallion
trot was won by G.. Wilkes, who made
2:22 ia one of the heats Rhode rs
land and Draco Prince were beaten.
The first race to-day was won By
Bep in three straight heats, beating
Shawmutt and Booth. Time, 2:331,
2:364, 2:421 a ,Fa87i.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLANr.

a ENGLANI.
e LONDON, September 1.-THE re-
port of the coronation Of Gobazze as
Emperor efAbyssinia. is confirmed.
He is supported by Prince Ossai, but
opposed by the Oldest son of the late
King Theodorus,
Dispatches from India report civil
war 10. northern Afgliauistian, at
End Ain. Shaw, who contested the
power of Emir, of Cabool, having
failed to establish his claims by arms,
fed to Bakohwa.
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Grand Lodge of Good TemDlars.

RoCKLAND, Oct. 14.-The Grand
Lodge of Good Templars closed its
semi annual session to-day. There
was a general expression that the time
has come for temperance men TO sup
port for public officers only those
who will endorse, vote for, and sup
port the prohibitory laws The Or
der has $4,000 members IN Maine.