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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26
ClneiRnatl Markef.

BY Felegraph.l CItscINEATI. Sept. 25.
FLOUR AND WHEAT-Is unchanged and
quiet. \.
corn is higher, closing at sI@I O8; the
supply is light.
oAfs-Advancc,l.t 20 d0SGIc for MOL and
t. @ dea. and Is good ah
RYE-Quiet, at 81 y3
BARLEY--In liebt snppiy and good de-
InSnd - SzSz % FOR Spring, and 3312 10
for Fall. 81.
OoTToS- Duh, and nothing doing.
TOBACCO Il Firm and ia faIr demand.
WHIsKY-Duii aud prices declining; not
salea bic at hetter than 81 40 lat the c.ose.
~ ESs PoRK-1n speculative demand at
SIS 20; holders asKing SO at, the close.
bulk SHOULDERS sold e the extent of
2D,OJO lbs at t0ta, AMI advancing = sides
We're held At lie, -Dab-Ho demand.
BACoN-Is firiner; shoulders l214t9 i21%c;
sides l5aglbc for clear rib and clear; sugar
cared hams DUH at I9820c
LARD Quiet; the hest firmly held at zoe,
though IL could be sold to any extent at
l9c; the stJca here is estimated at 300
tierces.
BUrrER-Is nIm and in light supply, at
3 3Ibo4te.s >a
EGGs-DulI and drooring; 25c is an out
side rate NsE#
GOLD -l4l]4 buying.
EXcHANGE-Flrm.
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New Elecllon Precincts.

In accordance with the wishes Of
nine.tenths of the voters of Pigeon
Township, as expressed at the time
of the last city election-and
almost daily repeated since-the
County Commissioners yesterday
designated five additional pre-
cincts, AMI re-districted the town
ship so as to maks the precincts
uniform, as nearly as possible, as to
the number Of their vo-ers. This ac-
ton on the part Of the COmmi ssion-
ers will meet witt the hearty ap-
proval of every fair-minded voter in
the city. Indeed, the expression,
with a few exceptions, Of voters Of
both parties were commendatory Of
the action of the Commissioners.
The Election Boards, which are also
the Registry Board, will have ample
time to register every voter in the
city, on the days designated by law,
which could not have been done by
the old Boards. owing to the mistakes
that have already been made in at
least two of the old registration lists.
Every voter now owes it to himself
and his party to see that he is proper
ly registered in his own particular
precinct. The increased number or
voting places also insures a quiet and
peaceable election, and persons not
in good health will not be under the
necessity of endangeripg their lives
in order to exercise the privilege of
voters. Again we say the Commits
sioners merit aud will receive the
thanks of the honest voters of all
parties,
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Chlcagn Market.

By TeRgraph.1 q CHICAGO, Sept Is.
FLoUR--In demand at 81 25@S for Spring
extra.
WHEAT-Opened drmer and higher, sub
sequentiy weakened, and closed at 81 455<
Tor No. 2; sales No. at 81 5i9I 81. and No.
at 81 4554gl 4s1s sales No. since the
change al II d. HH
CoRN-NO. 1 IN fair speculative demand,
and lc loxer; No. dull and lS4c lower !;
sales No. Eat9i@92c: No. 290d 90ISe; rejected
SSc; CLOSING at 9tta99l54c for No. /; sales of
No. l at SIC; sitles this afternoon at 9l@
9l15c
OATS -Steady at 5214a52l4c for Nos. and
2, and 50%@5le for reJeeteds closing at 52@
5214c tor the former.
KYE-Dqll, and &c lower; sa'es No. at
81 l71a6ll is; No. 81 Il; closing nominal
at 81 IT1S for No. l, and 81 IA for No. 2.
BARLEY More active; sales 81 759l 70
for No 2, and 81 5zsI 60 for Fejecte,t; clos
ing Al 81 77v1l ~ for No. q
HIGHwIS SES--Stsady; sales free at 81 409
l s5.s ~ 'sr +ssFE
PRovIsfoNs-Quiet; moss pork sold at
S2og23, and csOsed at S23 for ordinary
brandS; bulk meats inactive; dry salted
shoulders nominal aud I0c ioosa.
IARn-Noninala at lS12c.
FREIGIiFs-~Steady and unchanged.
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st. Louis Market.


BY Ieiegraph.l -ft ST. LOUIS, Sept. %.
demonstrating on the market.
HEMP-Flat; slna1 sales; low grades of
undf feSSed 81 80.
FLoUR-Firmer and IN more demand for
superine and lower grades sales of su : err
nue at - 50o6 30; extra SO 50g7 25; Xxx
q SOFAS .; XXX 10 iaacy S9GI2. ~s
tWuEAT-AclVe but prices are un-
chan ed; prime TO strictly Fall 81 20012 OS /:
choice 10 fancy 81 10 az 81; Spring sold at
81 As al 81 for fair; 81 % for choice.
CORS-Firm but he demand is light /;
mixed aud yellow gIc; white 95G9Sc !;
tn latter for fancy.
OATs-Heavy, droo2ing and unchanged; /;
81 S0dl 921z for prime TO choice: 81 10 for
bright Missouri; g so for choice Fall
RYE-Pretty firm; for round lots 81 I5@
81 Is. ss+rs e. 80
PoRK-Steady at 500.
BACJN-Heid firmly at I2aI2Lc for
Shoulders; I51 49l614c tor old anu new clear
way.
LARD -l9gl91lc for choice tierce; 2o1Sc
for kes.
WI SKY Pretty firm at 81. 30 for small
lots; 81 - offered tor round lots.
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MONETARY l. COMMERCIAL
HeM YORK MarEer.

q BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK. Sept. 2
AsHEs-Quiet.
CorroN-FuT m sales of ]. 30 bales at 25Ize
for midding uplands, closing quiet.
FL0UR-Receip l0,5 barrels: mark eft
lO9i5e lower. and-rather more doing at the
decline; sales OF l2,7D0 barrels az s6 65a7 Al
Tor slIpelfine State ana western; 81 754S IS
Tor common to caofce extra; 81 4008 20 for
do. extra Western: 50 1910 80 for coed to
choice white wheat: So 05dI0 so for COM
mon TO choice round hoop Ohio: s8 750a 10
Sl0gl4 for good to choice do, closing quiet
and heavy: California heavy; sales of 500
RYE FLoUR-Steady; sales of 400 barrels
at So .500S %.
Corn MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-FiTm; sales of 100 barrels free
at 81 20. ~
WHEAT-Receiptsl il, $50 bushels; market
opens srnerr with moderate export de-
mand. And closed declining; sales OF S6 600
bushels at 81 6l% for No. s Spring: sI II
a. 7zfor Spring mixed; 81 73d1 76 for No
ZSpflng; ii n for extra choice do; 81 40
for white Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
BARLEY MABT-Quiet.
1c lower; sales OF 5000 bushels al Il I5S ia
sI.I7 for unsound; 81 ls9I I81z for sound
miXe1 Western; 81 . for yellow Western:
aud 81 251z TOR white Michigan.
OATS - Receipts, S,9I6 bushels; Ic lower
and II nsettled; sales of 81 600 bushels in
small lots at 74975c for new Western
afiOat. 1f-5
RICE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-In fair request. sales ofs 0OA
Dag~ OF Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Less active; sales of $50 hhds. of
MuscOvadO on priva terms.
HoPS-S1uiet at l5925c for American.
OIIas-Petroleum firmer; refined in bonl
3219e. Lfuseed oil scarcely so firm: mod
crate bRsi ness al 81 02CgI 06. -G-.s
PORK I'm moderate demand; sales of
l 500 bbis. at SIS 3Og2s 10 for mess, closing
nc " " gregularf SzS 25g25 81 for old do:
S25 15g24 - for prime S25 25a325 so tor prime
mess.
BEEF-Dull; sales of I25 bbls at sI3 OOa
~ 50 for new plain mess and $50 51a24 as
or new extra mess; tierca beef duit at
~ 9Oas5 % for pri ne mess, and so 0Og36 90
BEEF HAMS Lower; sales of 30 bbls. at
10 lg26c -5
Cur MEATs-Heavy; Sales OF 10 pack
ages at l2glZt2c for should srs, and I3aIgc
To- hams; middieS dull and heavy.
LARD Heavy sales of 5l0 tiercei at
10 9 ly54c for steam, and I9t4920g4c for Kettle
r. ndered.
Byrfli. = FirrneF at sfslOc for Ohio, and
}JG4Sc for state
CHEES e. Dull at I3alTe. -r fferr
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SECOND DISPATCH.
WORCESTER, MASS.
Execution OF TWO Murderers.


WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 27.-Silas
aud Charles j James, who murdered
Joseph G. Cook In this city. on the
night of February last. were executed
at18 minutes before IL this morning.
The execution took place in the chap
eli of the Jail, aud the scaffold used was
the same on which Professor Web
ster, Green and other murderers were
executed. At half-past ten the con
demned entered the chapel with their
arms piaioned, and mounted the scat
fold. High Sheriff Knowlton then
gave them an opportunity to speak
Silas merely thanked the officers for
their Kindness, and hoped TO meet
them in heaven. Charles followed in
. rumbling and incoherent manner
for about i've minutes. and confessed
that they were both gnilty. The
bodies fell about 8 feet. Charles died
hard; Silas' neck was broken by the
fall, and died instantly. The bodies
were delivered to their relatives.
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The New Pre.lnc,s

By refereueo'.to 70 the description of
the election precincts, which we give
in another plsce,it will be seen that
they are simply the Wards of the citv
with the exception that the portion
of the Township outside the city linn
its have been added to the First
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards
to which it is adjacent. The bound
arg lines are already familiar to the
veters sof the various wards, and no
difficulty viii be experienced in fiDa-
ing their proper place of voting.
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WARRINGTON.
AdVICeS from Fort Hays-The Fight
Between Col. Forsyth and the In
dians-InstPUctiOns to the Sur
VeyOr General or Utah.

4 WASHINGTON. Sept 25.-The fol-
lowing kilograms were received at the
War Department this morning:
ST. LOUIS, Sept. M-Gen. Sheridan
reports to-day a further description
of the fight between his Aid de- Camp,
Coll Forsyth, and the Indians on the
Upper Republican, and says that sew
eral other columns are moving to the
same point, and [ trust the Indians
will receive just punishment fr
Fort HAYS, Sept. 23-News has
just been received from Forsyth.
sfhe report sent here to-day is sub
stantially correct. Lieut. Beecher is
dead, and Col Forsyth is wounded,
as before described, but the party Is
all right, although surrounded by In-
dians, and eau hold out, as they have
plenty of ammunition aud mule and
horse flesh. They have given the In
dians a salty dose. Col, Forsyth has
lost Lieut.. BeecheT. DIR. Moore is
mortally wounded, and two men are
killed aud eighteen wounded. He re-
porty thirty-hve Indians killed and
wounded. Col Forsyth says he
could whip the party and come In if it
was not for his wounded men, and his
horses all being killed.
[Signed: p. II SHERIDAN.
Mai. Gen. u. S. A.
To VIM. L. Sherman, Lieut. Gen.
Commissioner Wilson has issued
instructions. to John A. CLARK, the
newly-appointcd Surveyor General
for Utah. directing that officer TO pro-
ceed to Denver, Colorado, and obtain
possession Of the original evidence of
the survey in Utah, now in custody
of the Surveyor General at Utah, and
repair to Salt Lake CRY, where the
Secretary OF the Interior has directed
he shall establish his office.
The Commissioner has approved a
contract for the survey of eleven
of the townships south Of the Platte
River in Lincoln County, in Ne
bras ka.
The following Internal Revenue
appointments were made to-day:
Sterekeepers, George FL. Walker. of
Milwaukee; j. III. Kyle, of Colum-
bus, Ohio; James Corning, Richard
Romon, Jno, Ruedi, Of st. Louis; +.
&. Kendall and w. NJ Hibbard, of
Chicago Grocers, Jacob Boon, for
the Seventh Pennsylvania District.
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European Market.

by Caole,J LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25-Eve.
COTTON Flat; sales of 10000 bales: sales
Tor the week, 5000 bales; stock of Amer
lean In port, l26,OOO bales; uplands close,
at tS7s. -
bRs bRsADsruFFs-Dun; corn, easier, bat
not quotaoly lower; wheat, declining. at
rs Sd for old white: lis for red western !:
oats and barley, easier.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard quiet and steady, at
rs; PORK hrnn, at 90ss Beef. ,.Io2s Cd; Bacon.
5es 3d. ~
PRoDUoE-Cheese 81; TalIow hrm; Lin
seed cakes dull. u
LONDON, Sept. 5-Eve.
CoNsoL 1893. 80 lf1sli 41f
AMEeIcAN SECURITIES Firm; Erie s2sz;
I. c. 90; 5-2Cs 73 es -g -
FRANKFORT, Sept. 25-Eve.
BoNDs-Closed at 751S476.
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TSOR SALE AT AUCTfON-
Valuable Business Property.

Five valuable Business Lots, on and near.
the corner of Water and Locust Streets.
VIII be sold at auction, on
SATURDAY. SEPT. 26rH, 1868,
AT 2 O'Clock PM, at the Courthouse, Lots
Nos. /, 2, 3, 4, and 5, in Shanklin's subdi-
vision Of part of Lot No. o, OF the Old Plan
OF the City of Evansville.
Lot No. has 23% feet front by 80 feet
deep; Lot No. 2 has 2315 feet front by 80
feet: Lots Nos. 3, 4, and have Is feet front
by AZ feet deep. The above described prop
erty Will be- sold without reserve.
TERSIs-One-third cash balance in one
and two years. with per cent interest,
secured by mortgage ou the premises. For
particulars inquire of
s# j. p. ELLIOTT Il SON,
Real Estate Agents,
Evansville, Ind.
ELLIOTT q Co., Auctioneers. Ises dtd
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BOSTON.
4 Boy Accidentally Shoots Himself.

Boston, September 25.-Frederick
Lopez, aged IL years, accidently
shot himself dead, while cunning, in
Canton, Massachusetts,, yesterday.
Otis I'll. Horton, a small dealer in
fancy goods. .sRoxbufy, disappeared in
company with Florence L. Cameron,
a girl in his employ. He left a wife
and three children homeless, in Eas-
ton, Massachusetts,. having sold his
house there and pocketed the pro-
ceeds.
It is reported that Cunard will
shortly replace the European steamer,
lately withdrawn from the route be-
ween Boston and Liverpool.
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DELAWA ARE, PA.
Robbery and Murder - AurdereTS
Captured-Lylch Law Threatened.

DELAWARE WATER GAR, Pa, Sept.
25.-Tbe Bromard House at this
place was robbed this forenoon.
Thomas Broadhead, proprietor, and
his brother, Theodore, started in pur-
suit of the robbers and came upon
them on the road, about fifty yards
south of this place. Thomas Broad
head took hold of one of them and
ordered him back, and he appeared
willing to go. The other stepped
about ten feet away and drew a re-
volver, when the first slid, Shoot
them down" He Immediately fired
two shots, wounding Thomas Broad
head in the face and left side, when
the other Broadhea1 came up and
grappled withs him, and received a
Shot through the body, which killed
him instantly. Before leaving, the
murderers pounded Thomas Broad
head In the head with stones. The
murderers are supposed TO be Irish,
and to have hidden in the woodshed.
All the inhabitants were aroused and
surrounded the mountains to capture
them. Get
SECOND DISPATCH.
The murderers were captured at one
o'clock this P. NJ, about a mile west
of this place, and recognized as the
guilty parties. The excitement is very
great. The Sheriff had great difficulty
to prevent them being lynched. At
two o'clock they started with the
prisoners to lodge them in the
Sroudsbury Jail, accompanied by a
large party of armed men Thomas
Broadhead will probably recover.
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CANADA.
The Cricket Match-A Draw.

MONTREAL, September 25.-Owing
to the rain it is impossible to con-
tinue the cricket match this morn
ing as intended. The match, there
fore, is a draw. The eleven leave
this morning for Boston, whore they
will arrive Saturday morning.
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New York DrY Goods Marhet.

By IeleSrapa.I NEW YORK, sept. Is.
DRY GooDs-The market for certain
styles OF brown cottonS are we TX, and
prices lower for choice makes OF fue
goods; the Broadway unb cached sheet
1ugs are reduced TO 7e; sheetings S tandard
TO l2c; PepperelI r to I31{c; Peppereu +; TO
l455c; Atlaaiic p to I21zc; Atlantic " to
l319c; In dian Orchard B b to l21&c: Wash
lngton cambTlcs reduced to S1za9I<o for
com mon an high coiors, but are little
irregular, as common coiors still sold at
extreme ngures by some dealersg Heavy
brown sheetings Steady. at I5I%aIGc. and
iz17gl5c Tor standard makes. In woo.@ns,
Inc trade is rather inactive, If we except
In lively request. The market as a gems
erai Ihlng, Is strong IN sym pathy with the
aaPtu rise IN The price of wool, although (
styles of fine fabrics.
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E-vOR SALE AT AUCTION FIVE
September 26tb, 1863, at 2 O'Clock P.n. we
will sell at auction, at the courthouse door
the following property:
2 A fractional part of Lot 3, Block H. In
Stockweli's Enlargement, with i've houses
thereon, situated on the south side OF Ann
street, between E1fth and Seventh, oppO-
site Carpenters Field
This Is one OF the best locations I'm the
city. The houses are new and In good re-,
pair. One Is a iorehouse
This Is a rare chance for an investment
on easy terms.
Terins-One-half cash; balance In one,
two, and three years 81 .-'--t
For further particulars inquire of ~
j.. T. ELLIOTT g. CO., AuctIoneers.
sel2 dtd
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ments to 60 to Princeton, and attend
the grand mass meeting. The Crescent
City Band will @ up, aud a jolly time
may be expected. Col. INGERsoLL
and General. HURLBUT will be the
speakers.
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New York cold and STOCK Market
By Telegraph.l NEW

= = 4 ~ % ,
NONEY-MOre active at 305. ceiefly 4g5.
STERLING-Retter at I0S56aIO9.
GOLD-Flrmef; opening az AZ, declining to
14l18, and closing at I42I5.
GOVERNMENF5-EaSier and dull: quota
lions: Coupons of 81, ll4aIl41z; do. '62,
llSj4all4s do. '64, lU94ai0 "a; do. '65, IlU5S
@llO5s do. new lu9t4 aRlO95s: do. '67, 1880
IOoLE: do. ,6S. lu9ll: ll-4ls. Il45z.4 IO4sI.
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NASHVILLE.
Arrested on charge of Murder.

NASHVILLE, September 25.-John
Pooge was arrested in Williamson
County. last night, by order OF the
Governor, charged with the murder
of Bierield, who was shot some weeks
ago by the Ku- Klux.
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IngersOII,s Eloquence.

In order shat our people may form
some estimate of the feast in store for
those of them who go to Princeton
to day OF Turner Hafi tonight, to
hear Col. ROBERT G.. INGERsoLL. we
copy the following extract from the
indianapolis letter to the Cincinnati
Commerciak Of yesterday:
Il ought not attempt to describe
the speeches of Colonel Robert G..
Ingersoll, of Illinois. The terRIs
" eloquent" A" telling, " overwhclm-
ing. brilliant" /" a. powerful, - =" mis-
terly," and the like, have been ren-
dered tame by too lavish use upon all
sorts of speakers. Were all the re-
naming force of all these adjec-
tives condcaced into one word, it
would utterly fail tO communicate an
idea of tngerso,rs qualities to one
who has NOT heard MIN. His audi
ence, last night, was remarkable for
its large proportion of the elite and
intelligence Of the city. Everywhere
could be seen faces of our ablest
statesmen and orators, and the spon
taneous exclamation of all was, that
no speech made in indianapolis dur
ing the campaign would bear any com
parison with that of Robert @. Inger-
soil. Men who have heard the won
derful Tom Corwin, while bowling to
the genius of the great departed" !"
pronounce lngersoll his peer, if not
his superior. It is a great pity that
so few of these giants live in these
perilous times.
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out, every bond note that has been
issue4, every tax that has been col
lected, the slave holding aristocraey
are responsible-they and their sym
pathizers Ia the Northern and West
ern States.
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Memphis Market.
By Telegranh.l NE

By Telegraph ~ MEMPHIS, Sept. 25.
CorroN-In good demand for good
SfasteSs NJ ddl1ng, 221S9g25c;s receipts, 2IS
bales; exports, At baIes; stocz, 6O9 bales
FLoUR-Dul; superfine S6 90. B1s
CoRSASi o..
OATs--b4d 65c. e T 1sss --e'--
HAY-S23. -r-F ra-a E=8-U
BRAN-S2.
BAcoN-Quiet; shoulders I21lc; clear
sides l6Lc.
oRN MEAI.-S4 50. E-srn
PORK-s 80.
LARD-I9gzOc. -ss.r.-.
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FOR SALE,

EHOR SALE-SUBURBAN N PROPERTY
& "A handsome piece OF land Contain
Ing fraction over four acres, on the
Princeton State Road, about three miles
from the city, can be bought at a bargain
II applied for soon, as the owner is a nom
resident and wishes to sell. There is a
snail house OF four rooms on the land:
also timber and running water.
Ths pace would make a handsome site
for "a suburban residence.
For further particulars apply TO a.
Nc EELY e. SCHUBERT.
Real Esta Agents,
SELF cot, wilt ntcsvtile
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Tie weather promises to be very
pieasant to day. We hope, therefore,
that every Republican in the city who
can leave home will make his arrange
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FRANCE.
RnssIA.

ST. PETERSBURG. September .25.-
It is reported that the Car will recall
the Minister at Washington for in
structions in regard TO the new policy
about to be pursued by the Empire.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Wm. f.
Foster will be executed here on the
l4th of December for the murder of
Emeline Parks, both colored.
Barney Holman during fight yes
terday, was killed by kick. 1asfs I'm
j. l.. Rigely will deliver the next
annual address TO the Odd diFellows,
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FOR RENT.

ESOR RENT BASEMENT The base
= ment of the Cumberland Presbyterian.
Church, corner of Second and Chestnut
streets. This would be n very deS ira bic
place for teaching Aatsfc or DrdtUtn0 ayd
I'ulnttng. Also, good room for an once
Inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON III
auzO dtf Real Estate Agent.
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R. G. JEWELL & CO.,
mo. 1881

r5f.l b III p mo. .43S.l a1a bHf
United States Marshals Notice.
United states of America, District OF In
diana, IS; as HH el'T
NETHEREAS. "A LIBEL OF IN.
Wv formation was filed ia the District
Court of the United States for the District
Of Indiana, on the 22d q v of Septem ber
1868, by Henry Huber, John Sheer, and
John Frtedley, by Charles E. Marsh, ESQ
their proctor, against seven coal barRes
ana their tackle, seized at said District Tor
cause of salvage civil and maritfme and
claiming damages in the sum OF s. and
pray process against said barges and
therefor. .lF.iT y ? 'N' ''4N
NOW, therefore. in pursuance OF the mo.
nltion under the seal of said Court 70 Iue
dlrecled and delivered. 1 do hereby give
Puoic notice to all persons el lafIning SAID
SoOus, or any part thereof. or igs any, man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United States, TO be held at the CITY
OF indianapolis, in ard for the District OF
Indiana, on the first Monday of Novem Der
next, at 10 o'clock OF the forenoon of that
day, then and there to interpose Their
eetain,s es and make their ,allegations In that
fae4o BEN. sPoONER. Marshal, u. s..
= - By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
a AAttesI; j. ID. HowLAND, Clerk. !
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LouIsrIlle Market.

BY Telegram. LOUISVILLE. Sept. 24.
TOBACCO - Sales of 81 .hOgsheads; 1Hgs,
Sc 5OaSg So; medium, $40 10; and catting
leaf, sIial5 90.
FIoUR-s5uperfn s6 1897 20.
WHEAT-sI 95g2 %.
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ST. LOUIS.
Death of a Distinguished Surgeon

ST. Louis, September 25.-Dr. JOSS
N. Mcdowell, one of the most dis
tinguished surgeons in the West, and
a resident of this city twenty eight
years, died this morning SOfcongestive
chill, in the sixty third year of his
age.
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Z e Z e c. e A p q.

Y Ell CIR a p Il.
News by Atlantic Gable.
Robbery and Murder in
Delaware, Pa.
Execution of Murderers.
Death of a Noted Surgeon.
Advices from Fort Hays:
Col. Forsyth Still Holding
Out.
Stanton'S Speech at Steu-
benVille.
.TTT,TSE .k1 do
BOSTON.
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