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terms CROTON Tribune OEce --
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shaded; stables &c. HARRIS WILSON, 10 llo nlA ~
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YOSELEY IRON BRIDGE AND CORRUGATED ROOF co.
Construct and Put Up Corrugated Iron Buildings

FOR WORKSHOPS. RAILROAD DEPoTs CHURCHES, &c
SHUTTERS OF SUPEkIOh QCAtII a.
Over 70 oorrpr,te sieet the trade upon very favorable
fs-.t ~ ps
"AmeneAu IIll-.lIe oHee so IIG wLIan.st
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GENERAL ORDERS. No. 3.-ln order 70 carry
ont the instructions the Secretary OF War relative
IN e assistance 10 be afforded by the troops on duty In
tbs Department TO the civil authorities IN case OF domes
tic disturbance or instruction arising therein
posts will be governed by the following directions:
Livery officer VIII keep himself well informed
of he condition affairs his vicinity. Should NO
cesty arise which In his opinion would render the SER
vice OF troops requisite, he VIII immediately commune
ta facts in the case and asking for the necessary IN
structioDs for his government. Under 10 cirum nm
stances will any Interference OF the military with tho
civil authorities be permitted nor will the services OF the
troops be made Of unless upon special
Ureylolsy communicated III each from these head
duarters BY command of
MaiOrton T. Z. BUCHANAN.
Thomas II NELL, Brevet Brg Gen. [. ;. A, A. A O.
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NYACK ON THE HUDSON-A retreat ior
~ INVALID BOARDERS and INFlKd PERSONS Of various YVES
The ur gued begs leave inform peTsou seeking suh is
tst h Mace besuty located with COMMANDING 'lsH o. ~
80 @ 10 abb sing Sing VIII person, VIII pa
rate Attendance o. without reasonable 'leItt ~ -.'
l-io'M4I0t A4lie's '0' uAl'''s-' D. ROGERS.
TIHE TAPP4N-ZEE HOUSE, Nyack on the
Tusson rb edBce Of RockaBd Institute under Auo'
0o M h. oven 5u6f The months Of July August and par o.
9'f'7N'''' 49, A'l' - as n d. MANSFIELD, PIopneior
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED on me Isl o.. o.
September by family three peIsor 1cson ntai 'N' N'''
prsfreL Address 7. NJ A. Box No. 3774 Pot Ohoe y l.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Indian War.

ST. LOUIS. September 11.-The Re
publicda has a special from Fort Wal
lace, Kansas, which says: About one
hundred Cheyennes appeared within
two miles of Sheridan, Kansas, about
day break this morning, a small por-
ton of whom made q dash into the
south side of the town, within three
hundred yards of the railroad depot,
and stole one horse. They then joined
the main body, and all moved off to-
gether, In the direction of the Buffers,
a mile and a half west of Sheridan,
where they captured several Mexican
teams, and killed three men. They
then moved north of the track, and
left In q northeast direction, carrying
off fifty head Of cattle and six horses.
Two scouts sent here by the Cover
nor of Colorado, arrived yesterday.
They report the Indians at about
nearly all the settlements southeast of
Denver, as far as Red Springs. The
settlers were suffering very much.
Over 500 head of stock had been car
ried off in the week past. and twenty
or more settlers killed and scalped. 4
The Denver coaches which arrived
this afternoon, having been detained
by the Indians, were driven back to
Big Timbers yesterday afternoon.
The Indians are reported at .fr0h,
200 to 800 strong at Sand Greek,
miles east of Big Timbers. e. iss -
Advices from Fort Lyon of the 9tt
instant state that General Penrose
and a company of cavalry fought the
Indians two miles out on the 9th,
killing four Indians, losing two sol
diers killed and two wounded.
About one o'clock this afternoon the
pickets reported two small bands of
Indians about six miles northeast of
this post, moving westward. .ra
On Sunday night last harness
maker named Cook, living in Centra-
liza, Illinois. was robbed of $10,OO0 in
greenbacks by burglars; $2,70O in
gold was left by the thieves.
The charter election at Illinois, on
Tuesday, resulted in a Democratic
victory, all the candidates on the city
ticket except one being elected--an
average majority of over 200. They
also have a majority in the Board of
Aldermen. The vote was larger than
usual, and shows a Democratic gain.
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EUROP e.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.

fr y ENGLAND. @9lolA-8s=s-
IoNDoN, Sept. 1ILConstantinople
advices state that while the friglte
Franklin was lying in Bosphorus, a
deputation Of Greeks distributed an
address to the officers aud men, pray
ing for the assistance of the United
States for the Cretans. At the sug-
eestion of Minister Morris, Amiral
Farragut ordered the copies of the
address returned. The deputation
was then received as private citizens.
and no political allusions were made
in the ensuing convention.
LONDON, September 1.-THE Times
has another long article on the treaty
between the United States and China,
which is nearly three columns long,
and is mainly devoted to a discussion
of the views advanced By the other
metropolitan Journals. The writer
reviews the course of British policy
in China, which be eharaeteriZes as
one of peace, submitting to frequent
agressioD, the disregard of all treaties.
fraud, ill-faith, and evasion, until
leniency is interpreted at Pekin as
fear. Chinese diplomacy is seemingly
AA<AStLA VA VIC GlIAAdtAOua 4 fAGH I&tlgn
English treaties to scOFn, Jockey her,
into quelilng the teachings, and now
they give her the go by as the
principal leading power in foreign
policy. They send a mission TO
the treaty OF lien Isin. and open
ing the Empire aud admitting civ
IliZation. They must be told, If they
want war, that while England desires
peace{ the actual treaties must be en-
forced, and no step further will be
taken until that is-done. Then they
will submit, and will be at peace.
China IS NOT to be the theater Ola war
with foreign powers, unless as the re-
suit OF the Anfericanspolicy. The ar
ticle closes with the assertion that
only the rulers of CniRa cling to ex-
clusion. The people want free inter-
course, and tits the duty of England
to sustain this wish of the people
'ag ainst the rulers.
LoNDoNs September 4 11.@Mr. John
son, the American Minister, formally
waited on Lord Stanley, on the 9th.
lie viii submit his credentials to the
Queen on Monday
BERLIN. September Lit is re-
ported that PRUSSIA will send gun
boat to the River Penaha, to protect
the German interests there.
eIfa. Russia. haT 30 saal9 ~ 4
ST. PETERSBURG, SeptemBer H.
The death of the Emir of Box hara
is announced. a=a.31 "a
FRANCE.
MARsEILIEs,l September u-Tho
American bIrk b. Howe, with cargo
OF Petroleum, was badly damaged by
fire last night.
GERMANY.
PEsTH,. Sept. 11.-The various es-
tates off Prince Karagrorgewich in
Hungary, have been confScated in
favor OF 5seryia.Ti5 djEoE ee .gE
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NEW YORK, September 11.-An
epidemic something like scarlet fever
is prevailing among the children, and
over one hundred critical cases are
reported.
In January last an errand boy
named Morgan Stephenson, in the.
employ of A. E. White, broker on
Wall Street, wassrebbed of 81 100 in
gold, which he was conveying to the
bank, by a man who threw snuff in
his eyes, and fled with the money.
On w ednesday, Stephenson and an
other boy were arrested for a bold
burglary in Breoklyn.-and yesterday
he acknowledged that he was an ac-
cOmplice in the robbery in January
last; that it was made up thing be-
tween himself and the robber, and
that he received one hundred and
fifty dollars of the spoiis.
20 Adyices from Mexico City to the
a@R inst, says the Pueblo rebellion
been put. down, aud Lucas and
hHla, who surrendered at discre-
ton, were condemned to- death. The
rebels at Teloda and San Miguel have
also been defeated. Negrote, Priete
and Dominquez1 escaped. The Presi-
dent had ordered the arrest and trial
of Gen. Cantros for. the assasslnation.
of Patohi. 0rtega has issued q man
ifesto renounelng all claims to the
Presidency. The conspirators against
JuraeZ have been banished. "a
An American named Pierce, was
maltreated at Cordoba, and has applied
for redress to Mr.. Plumb. e ~.
A town under covering of lava,
like Pompeii, has been discovered
near Chalico. .Taa7rar a.
Two and one-half million dollars
in specie had arrived at Vera Cruz.
The anniversary of the battle be-
tween the American and Mexican
armies at Cherubusco, had been cele-
brated on August 10th, with great
solemnity in the, field where. the en-
gagement had taken place.
NEW YORK. September HIT is
reported that four men were gored to
death on the battery-by mad bull,
this morning.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE recent
hail storm in Connecticut was so Sc
we're as to ruin several fields of lob
CO.. In some places windows. were
broken By the hail stones and leaves
extensively stripped from trees.
By freshet in South Jersey last
week, property -fn~ Camden County
was damaged $4,000, in Gloucester
SO, 900, and in Salem over Sl0O, 900.
The total loss to owners of mill prop
erty will not1fall sheFt ct S3O0,e0O
The Ward brothers challenge the
world for a four-oared race. 1t has
been accepted by the New Brunswick
Crew, who were victorious at the Iu-
ternational regatta at Paris. sI
The latter propose that the race be
rowed six weeks hence ON the Con-
necticut River, at Springfield.
Jacob Hermann has been named as
the Grant and Colfax eleetor for the
thirteenth Congressional District of
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New York, IN place of Thomas Cor
nell, who is ineligible in consequence
of being a member of Congress. a
la the regatta Of the Hudson River
Rowing Association yesterday, the
double scRll race of three miles was
won by Van Raden and O'Neill, of
the Columbia Club, beating two mem
berS of the Atlantic Club. Time, %
minutes and Al seconds The eight
cared barge race was won by the At
/ beating the Gulicks aud Columbias.
The single scull race was won by
Fearou,a of Vesper Club. beating
u oung, of the Colum mbias. Time, %
minutes and 10 seconds, and the six
cared outrigger gig race was won by
the Mutual Club, beating the Attain
tics, Gulicks and Colnmbias. Time,
20 minutes and 10 seconds.
The steamer Pennsylvania fro,a
Liverpool has arrived.
John Curran, porter of the steam
ship Cleopatra, running between New
York and Savannah, has been arrested
on a charge of wilfully setting fire to
that vessel on the night of the 9thgs
NEW YORK, Sept. 1l.-To-day was
the hottest for a MONTH The ther-
mopeter stood at nearly 90o in the
shade. -'a 7 90
John Wheeler, foreman in the dry
goods house of III. B. Claflin & Co.,
committed suicide to-day. d.1, -As rs
Two hundred and eighteen barrels
of condemned whisky was sold by the
U. s. Marshal at auction, to- day at
seventy-six cents per gallon.
The new Hebrew Temple of Eman-
uol, on Fifth Avenue, was sconsecrated
this afternoon. There was large at
tendance. Rev. DIR. Wise, of Oincin-
natl, assisted the pastor. a--lsi-o "a
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SAN FRANCISCO.
AdVices from Arizona - The Recent
Indian Troubles. eha

SAN FRANcfsco, Sept. i1AIt is
believed the great tidal wave, on
the 14th OF August, at San Pedra, and
along the. southern coast of Califor-
MIA, was the result of an earthquakes
at Colloa, A disturbance of the tides
was noticed at this harbor the same
day. s. a rtd.
Arizona advices of August 25th
state that Col. Price had talk with
a delegation of Wollapoe and Mohave
Indians, at Fort Mohaye, which re-
suited Ia an agreement of all the
tribes to assemble, In twenty days, in
a grand council. In the meanwhile
hostilities are suspended On both
sides. The Wallapoe Indians desire
peace. Colonel Price is satisfied that
no more outrages will be committed.
Parties of miners go to the mountains
for safety. Seernur, Chiefof the Walla-
poes, is the originator Of the late war
He has promised to attend the coun-
Gil. 81 Ead1o D-La 55ai sd l4l9E
Parties from Prescott report the
meeting of large bands Of Indians,
with Leenum at their head, who
acted friendly. They stated they
were tired Of war.
The Indians in the neighborhood
of Lopez made raid on gnaco-
beute, taking all the. stock aud kill
ing one man. The repOrtethat three
or four miners were killed and their
cattle driven to the mountains, is
doubted. NJ ~ -. -
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
TOBACCO -Unehanged A-- t-3 tiif
COTTON-None In market. ne tgGe
HEMP-DulI and unchanged.
FLOUR-Some demand for low grades
but the higher qualities are very dull:
surel1lne SOLD at S. 506g6 90; extTa, Sc 75@
Il O6. = =
WHEAr-Firmer and unchanged; good
to fancy, 81 25@2 40; spring, IN better de-
mand, at 81 559l go for No. 2 to choice Me-
braska; 81 90 for fancy.
CoRN-Firm but slow, at 95eGSl co.
OATs-Unchanged and firmer but closed
heavy, at 546g59-
BARLEY--FIrm, at 81 65@2 O5 for prime
to choice extra spring, anu 81 2592 IS Tor
fall.
RYE-Steady. at 81 l8@I 90. -.
20 25.
BACoN-Weak and irregular: shoulders
sold at l3c; clear sides, l6119lzc for ola anu
new. -. -
BARD-In better feeling and with small a. |
sales, at l9c for tierce, and 1Sisg@Vi2c iOE
keg. eff
WHIsKY-Firn1, at 81 s..
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Wholesale Druggists
No. 78 MAIN STREET,
UC COLLEGE,.

vrTEEE FALI, TENN of UFIoS CHRIS
TFIhN CoLLEGE Will commence Wednes-'
fTv. SepfensbeS- IGth, lScS.
Tliis young and fiourtshing Institution
Is now prepared TO compete with any Col
80 - % Or University in the West. Its. en-
dowment fund has been increased 10 more
than 800 600; an ample Faculty has been
annOfnted; Commercial and Music depart
Tlents have been added, each under the
care of q competent and experienced
teacher; and every facility provided for
doing drst-claSs work. a ~ antf
Yonng gentlemen and ladies, from far
and near, may rest assured that no better
opportunity for obtaining an ACADEMIC,
BUSl lNErS, SCIENTIFIC, or CLASSICAL
EDUCATION eau be found in the West
than will be furnished al Merom.
For further information send tor cfrcu-
lar. Address either of the undersigned.
THOMAS HOLMES, President: s
81 fs THOMAS KEsARNS, Secretary
MerOm, Indiana, Sept. l. 1865. ~
seS div, w2t -4 ,, ts1
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Session of National Te1e-
graph Naturalization
of officers.
Fire--Loss $4,000.
Late Foreign News.
Political Meetings.
BOSTON.
Large Donation TO the Tllden Ladies'
Semlnary-Attempt TO Release Con.
ViCtg.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. TO. Hon.
VIM. Tilden, of New York, has made
n donation of $4,000 to the Tilden
Ladies' Seminary, at West Lebanon,
N. III.
Ex- Mayor Humphrey has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the Me-
chanics' Fair, to be held in October.
An unsuccessful attempt to release
three convicts from the States prison
at Charlestown was made last night,
by Andrew j. Freeman, whose term
Of Imprisonment for burglary recently
expired. The convicts, O'Brien,
Kennisson and Hall, were placed in
separate parts Of the prison, having
purposely committed some breach OF
the prison discipline, involving
punishment by confinement in cells
separate from the main prison. Free
man scaled a wall with a rope ladder,
and was well provided with tools to
open the cell doors, bat the suspicious
of the jailOrs were aroused, and Free
man was captured, after shooting a
watchman in the hand with pistol.
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BALTIMORE.
Nomination of Congressman.

BALTIMORE, Sept. f0.-Hon. Sam
uel Hambleton was to-day nominated
for Congress blythe Democratic Con-
vention of the First District.
The Fourth District Democratic
Convention, after balloting unsuc-
cessfully for two days, has adjourned
to meet at Frederick City, on the I'D
inst. rrrrea
Mayor David r. Brown is annoueed
as an independent candidate for Con-
gress from the Third District, aud
VIM. l.. Maeauly, from the same dis
trict, is announced as the candidate Of
the workingmen's or labor reform
party. Governor Swami is the regH-
lar Democra. ic nominee In the Third
District. zTIB5i 56a-f
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, September H.
| Within the last month large quanti-
ties of pig lead has been missing from
the United States Arsenal at Brides
burg. Since Monday an extra sentry
has been detailed to guard the lead
pile Last evening three yawl boats
were rowed up to Frankfort, by about
a dozen men, who pulled the boats
ashore at the blacksmith shop wharf.
Six or seVe n Of the number immedi-
ately started for the lead pile. The
sentry called 10 them TO halt, but they
paid no attention to him. He then
fired at the men, who, by this time.
had become frightened and ran
towards their boats. They we're again
ordered to bait, and. .failingto do the
sentry aud Major both fred; the fu-
gitives plunged into the creek, and all
reached the opposite shore except
two, one of whom was shot, and sank
Immediately, and the other~was made |
captive. A third man was badly
wounded. but managed to escape.
No clue has yet been obtained of /
the murderer of Mary Marman.
Many suspicious characters have been |
arrested by the police, but were dis
charged The inquest commenced I
this morning, and physicians testified
that her death was caused by strabgu-
lation, and not by drowning The
deceased had been dead twenty. four
hours when discovered, but there is
no evidence that the body had been
in water that length of time. 311su
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.


by Ielegraphl f,v,-c. -
W9E-Dnll; W9SK,,D family 50 O0ae 5o
fsoniA EATr-i1uil at 81 IS Tor ~ ~. ~, g
SoRN-Duli at g7Me9c ~ MI Ieu.
OAT5--6autet et $50
RYE-Dull at 81 81
COTTON UnseF fled /. ,.saLs,r .a-f.-.
21Sg27c nominallv. .Hiduiing uplands at
WHISKY Dull at Csc in bona
maDd light S-0 "VSSaS 25; de-
sales tAnpaeld 81 ab6Hs ,s a. but there were no
held at l4c 20 Ai54ei Sides
BAcoN-DuH and not much do,,,
shoulders lie: clear rib Sides IssSo M. M ;
clear sides lG14GlG5<c; these are all f.onina niI
rates. rates; there having been no sales. Sugar.
BgrrEg-lnlet and firm at sa9s7c.
+ GCiS lie. azsa.-s. ta..-. Ii u = ~ t-
. SEEps-FIax 81 so; Glover nomina,Iv l5c.
1lmolhy is selling TO limited extent n ON
store at SO 90. - '''i
4 sGGAa-FiI1ner and held higher.
iCoFfEETln. demand at 229126c; sales CO0
bags at &3Cg2fc for good Rio. = 5f ~
fOILS--Ldnseed has declined toiRI IA and
Is dun; Lard 81 45@f so.
PErROLEUM-Dnll /; refined 3Ia3gc, Cr
GoLD-l43t4 selling.
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
New York Markef.

| BY telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. IL.
| tCoTToN-opened quiet, and closed dull
heaVy and lower; sales Of 900 bales, at 261.
4 GIG for mtddling uplands. +. T ss-s.
FLoUR-Receipts of 1881 barrels; also
| loo barrels: dull and I0920c lower; the
barrels at 81 00gs 90 for superfine State
and Western, s. 25@9 90 for extra State
IS l59S9 IS for extra Western; so sOall 4i
for viii wheat extra; s. 75MII 20 Tor
round hoop Ohio; 50 50@sll 90 for extra
/ st. Louis: sll 00gl4 90 for good to choice
do; closing dull. California dull and
lower; sales of 800 sacks at 50 O09II 10. Rye
Flour dull and declining: sales of 200 bar
rels al az 009S 75, the latter an extreme
CORN MEAL-In moderate request sales
OF $50 barrels at So go for Western: S6 90 for
Brooklyn.
-WHIsKY-Held at7Oc in bond; buyers ut
WHEAr-Receipts 5s 1880 bushels; heavy
and 395e lower; sales of $500 bushels at
81 30 fer No. 2 Spring; 81 90 tor new amber
Western; S2 ~ for amber Michigan; 81 so
for extra choice am ber Indiana; 50 40 for
white Indiana; 81 40 for white Southern |;
y 4213 for While State; 81 371S012 40 for
white Michigan, the latter aR extreme
kYE-Duii; sales 700 bushels Southern
: BARLEY-Nomfnai.
MALT Steady; sales 800 bushels; extra
choice Canada West at 81 40. I ,.s4.
CORN Receipts 62.SI0 bushels. heavy
and le lower; sales 81 600 bushels at 81 III
al y for unsouDd; 81 % for sound mixed
western; 81 y for sound in store; 81 2l4
0Ars-ReceIptsS SG7 bushels; a shade firm
er; sales A. 600 bushels, at 6Sd73c for new
western, the latter afioat; 791SC9S0e for old
In store.
RICE-Steady. .
CoTFEE-Firmer: sales of 600 bags of Rio
at II 9I51ac. u !
SUGAR1Ffrn: sales OF no hhds at iOtta
Il1zc for Cuba: UWl2c for Porto Rico.
MOLASS SIN moderate request.
Petrol. FL M.-Lower, at 3011g3Ie for re-
fined bonded. -
HoPs- Dun, at 20asOc for American.
PoRK-C2uiet ana steady sales l $40 bar
rels. at S29 25a29 40 for mess, and closing at
so 30 cash; s29 25929 81 for old do. s2I Goa
2i % for prime; S2G O092G 80 for prime
mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales l10 barrels, at Sl4 O19
so 30 for new plain mess; go 5092f "a for
new extra mess: tierce beef dull. , ~
BEEF HAMS-Duu. r
CTR MEATs-Quiet and heavy; sales $50
p9ekages, at l29sdtl3c for shoulders; 61z9
i9t &c for hams. TGI -s' rf.-7u
AIDDLES Steady aud quiet; sales OF 100.
boxes OF short ribbed at l6Ac.
E IARD-(1uiet, and shade easier; sales OF
so tierees, at lD1aCG295se for steam. g1 rqe.-
. BUrrER-Quiet, ut 3l9ioc for Ohio, and
5SGIic for STAT. tt.+'
tHEESE-DEil, 131I71zc.l 1910 q o
FREIGHrS TO LIYERPOOL-Dull; engage
ments per steamer for :, 800 bushels OF corn
at Sd. 5El 8i s14 f4f
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New York Gold and STOCK Market
Rv TAIaarranh NRru Yoprr sent. m -.


MONEY Easy, at Base on call; plans OF
the bear clique have been partially made
public; they have already sold short five
millions of loyernments. 20,00J TO 25,gO0
shares railway stocks and seven millions
gold. which Is said to be merely the begin.
king OF the campaign: rumor says they
are putting ont great msny sellers at OPP
tton at ~ and 60 days. The money receiY-
ed from the ten per cent marquis is to be
deposited in trust companies when this
Is completed The story goes that money
is TO be made tight by locking up green
backs. 1t is intimated that some bank Of
heials are to be let into the ring Report
also says that the Erie clique is to sell the
1Ve millions of stock purchased of Van
derbilt, the money realized thereon to be
locked up. The affair seems to be well
plsnned, but depends entirely upon the
tight money market. eF ea l5gl 7s1 s8fs
SrERLING-Qulet and unchanged. .
GoLD-0pened at 431s and closed at
4414g445S. i@i1.10o - ssoGa
GovEEEMENT SToCKs-Firm and higher,
Coupons OF '8l, lI4H9ll414; DO. '62, 11S54a
ll%s; do ,84, l0y5sGll0; do. -65, 1ll149Ill$sEi
do. new l09a IG91S do. '87, IoS5stg1O9; do. 5uS
100000; 10 40s, IO4z6 6aI05.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-12
MEMPHIS.
W n WaTlalG and Robbed-Great
l ;.4age 10 the Gotten crop by

MEMPHIS. Sept. ia woman who
drives a milk wagon, was waylaid on
fernando road about dusk last even
ing oy some negroes. and beaten until
nearly Insensible, and then robbed.
She managed to crawl to a negro
cabin whers assistance was given. She
now lies In a critical condition.
The heavy rains of last night and
this morning have undoubtedly done
serious damage to the cotton crop.