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BhH"H" a BUTTS
"EXGELsIOR'
AND"AMM' -
SUPER PHOSPI F'r'

FARMERS aud Dea Ally .,
icrred ~ the ab"ve fki q. being
prepared ia the bcsl mannvi. a,s snly reli
able aud IA every way calculated b. give uni
versal satisfaction. They arc extensively
kn"wn. being used with great success daring
the past six ~ Or seven years. We are coni
slsnt that all cha buy the ahoVe FERTILIZERS
only uI,on The esop nlanured Herewith. but
even Ear several years apon grass aud other
altar crops.
u. J. RUTH a CO. AaeNts.
Ma. "a nowly's Wharf.
July -, Isd5.--ly. baltimore. MD.
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COKNEK0f CHARLES. BALTIMORE. Mn,
HAIE / FINE STOCk or
Gold watchc- i'd Ladies' aud Gentlemen
Silver Hunting Ease Watches of all kinda.
Gold chatelain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelets Range.
Kieh suit. of Jew-lry "f new stylcs.
Bracelets. Necklaces. Earrings aud Pins oi
great variety.
Pearl. Carbunclc. Seal aud other Rings.
Silver Sp""ns. Fork.. I.all"s, BUTTER Knives,
A., Sc.
Silver Pitchers. G"hl-t-. Cups. salts, ac.
Fancy Silver t''~,is uf new styles
Plated Tea aud Ini-- set. uf late patterns
Casters. Basket. ir" Pitchers aud Cups
Plated ~ Alabata Forks anl Spoons ct bcst
quality.
Table and Packet Cutlery. scissors a Racers.
Watche. carefully repaired.
Fans, Opera Glasses. Portmonaies beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases beautiful Par
Is Card Receiver, aud ether artirl-.: pr"ut',
Hair aud T'-'ih Brushes: Fine Marhl. aud
Br"n2"d Paris 'l"kr; Br"nEcd Figures aud
Ornament.
- MILITARY GOODS. 90
Swords aud Belt. i"r Army aud NAVY. Sn.h
80. spurs. Buttons. Lace. Cord. Navy Lace.
Caps. STAR aud Embroid"rirs. Army Emhr.i
deri"s "i all kind-. th"vrons. Bindings, Cloth.
A.. Field ''lasscs. Piai"l- and Cartridges.
March -. lS6s. ~.
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The Grtai iiiCTatirs 4 BiOod PHr,h,r.
3 the most perl, ct vegetable com pound of al.
III teratives, tonics, diuretics and diaphofcties,
making IL the most effective, invigorating. rem
ovating and blond cleansing cordial known 60
the world. For the cure oi Scruiula oT Kings
Evil. Cutaneous Diseases. Erysipelas. bills.
...............,.... Fimpies and Blotchcs on the
Face, sore Eyes. Srail Head,
I0ud0n letter Afrctinna. Old and
Stubborn Ulcers. Rheumatic
Us .. ~ ID ~; Disorders, yellow Jaundice,
Salt Rheum, white Swell.
Panarea. ings. Mcrcurial Disease.
General Debility. Palpaia.
''''''''''''''''''''' tiun aud flutieIing III the
Heart, Consumption. Asthma. syphilis aud
Syphilitir Affections, inflammation 81 the Blad
der aud Kidneys. Pains in thu Back Dro,.v
Ac. To The broken down female u giv.s li'.a
and energy. by ~ toring the l"wris 81 nature
when health again succeeds III" feeble f,rtn nj
pallid cheek II the sufferer.
Nothing rsn be- mere surprising than its in.
MIGRATING effects az the human frame. Per
sons all weakness nnl la-,iindr. by using thu
PANAcEN. ut "nr- bcc"mr r"i,uI aud mll III -n
ergy under it, influence
ladies vii" have pairr"inplcxi"us aud dark
about the eyes. blatrh,- aud pimplrt uu th,
face. rough skin ~ fr'cklcs. aud air "oui 81
spiriis." should use g l"ltl" "r tW" "i L">p"N
BLooD PANA'IA u will rlcaBsr v"ur bl,.al
remove the lrccklr aud hi"ichcr aud give y",i
animation. sparkling eyes, hn" -Iifii- aud
beautiful complexion Try H.
re- Prize - ~ Fer Ilniit".-l.g
III" gcnuin" haN" l"Vh"N ht"up PASArrA.
=. n F"' -. B,LtiN"H Mn hi"wn ~ the l.d
IL" aud NY .ignatur" "n the wrapper.
=. a. FOUTZ.
Mauuia"iur"r 4 Proprietor. HALT. MI
WA. :. SnEALEY. A..Sr.
Jan =. ISGs 4, Tow..,ut,wu MI
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RIO Is ERT u. TiIOMPS(
IN TOWSONTOWN.

respectfully iuE'rm tie ,itizrn~ "f Tow
s"ui"wh and NirIuity. that have No.
Store that huy Er Ca.li. aud vail sell my
g,~ds VERY Low foli CASH. ani that I'm
determined &" plca-" all Wl.' may favor ~"
with thsir patronage.
| will have a. all tiu,. we'll selected
st.-'k IT iha rh"ic''.i FAMILY Ilson'ERlES;
als", n fun ass"rih"ut 90 sttp. biif GOODS.
city ma,la lLH,t- aud ~i,cs. Hat. Hnl caps.
'.i-cmswat",i al i--tfii. ;i"h- Hardware. and
!, general variety II NOTIONS al 81 which
will 10 s"ld IT rttv pri''-. sud ia" g""'ls
lI",nltIy delivered b. "a, customers at their
Ir-rlon.cs.
will keep" hand ih" host FLOUR In be
had ~ tho inari-'i. Ais. 'hr be- !! ANiS ani
BA'o%. Anck"r'l and li'rrings. nni will tab.
.aru thai NV patron a." -"tv'l with No ~
FERIfIR ARTIfIEN
hope that ny friend. and tho public gen
.raiis. will i.V"r my "nt"rI'ris" ani h"lp me T."
establish FEst l,rt" star" iu r,w."nt"wn.
EpHt a. THOMPSON,
Msr.t H. tsfs Iv.
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Cheapest DRY Goods Store
IN THE CITY,
JULIUS UIvES'S

" ItHFh TTH fIi'F ~ TT F''''FIFT u "TITII
"a th" city.
Just received from Auction -Ilcndid quality
MOZA N BlGt'E az ., and - .'nt.. cheap at 80
cents. Pearl MODES aud Lavender ALPACAS
al 80 aud 3Ti cents F,sur-d GRENADINES
II 20, - aud % it.. los 'hai halt pii.'o. New
styles at chen" rolLlN and T"nriu Cloth. for
ruils, Mt a7l cents. riain French LAWNS,
CHTRT2. PERCALES. GiN"lItMS. very low
white NAksEli.LES ~ 20. 8. aud ~ cents
Black ALPACAS. i"r suits. ai -. -. 80 and
80 cts, great baig.ins. lilaek all wool DE
LAME. Lupiu'a Fabri. g - aud s33 cents.
CALiCoES at ~. ;. 10 RnJ ~ .is. The best
ysrd- wide MUSLIN ~ the cay Ia, ~. Mems
and Boys WEAR At -. -. -. 80. ~. :, rents
aud -. t.ry cheap, a. 10"
CHEAP NER.
Iiay nni EA".. G'r."t- E,ltitr"rc.
MaV sd a.
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BUILUING MA1ERIALS!
BUILUING MA1ERI.lLS,,

INlL ATTENTION oF BUILDERS, CAR
Il fENrEl;s. CONTRACTORS aud All ",L
"r' Interested "a IA" purchase
HHILDIAn WATERWAYS,
I. invited Ia our NEW AND LARGE sTu,k
81 we'll seasoned aud we'll finished work. con
si.ting ut
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Roofing,
II. FISCH HER,
FRENCH STEAM ACOURgEag

Ne. ia0 W. FAYRTrg 81. BALTIC.
-HRANCH OFFICE--
t95 D.. BALTIMORE STREET.
EGS leave 10 inform his friends that lac has
ID finished III. improvements, aud with In
creased facilities, j. now prepared Ia SCOT X
LADIES'. GENTLEMENs A CHILDRENs'
GARMENTS ia his superior style. without shrink
ing taking apart. aud also receives orders for
lhe celebrated New York Dyeing and Printing
Establishment located an Staten Island. \. v.
who's" work heretofore gave such satisfaction H.
his inany friends aud customers.
Ss-rarticulsr attention paid Ia orders iroIn
the country. Jan. ~, Iaes. -ly,
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Garfield, Bros. a. Co.,

WA. = SlIEALkY. AskNt.
Jan. -. Isas. ~. Towsontown, Nd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-31

Gold closed in New Yolk yesterday at
lsI1s.
The Fail races at Rochester, Massaehu-
sets, which opened Thursday, were not a
success, The double team race was won BY
. Belle Strickland and mate-best time
2:s7]f.
The American Missionary Association
closed its session at Springfield, Massa.
chusetts, at o'clock Thursday night.
Facts adduced during the session show
that a new civilization has begun to exist
in the South. The Association has had
10000 children in its schools, and $50 600 are
in otner Christian schools. The society
want $4,000 for the coming year.
4 Colonel Ackerman, one OF the Repubii-
can electors OF Georgia, being unable to
obtain lodging In Augusta, on account OF
political pref JUDGE, requested that cases in
which be was interested should be con-
tluued. The Judge, expressing his mortI-
lf at on at the existing state of affairs
gra lted the request, despite the objection
Of Tcombs, the opposing counsel.
An importlnt Indian exp edition is said
- be organizing in New Mexico, to oper-
bite against the Indians committing depre-
datiOns during the last few MONTHS in Col
OradO and Kansas The expedition will
consist OF six companies Of the Third Cav
airy, the Twenty-Seventh and Thirty-Sev-
enth Infantry, and two hundred or three
hundred Utes and Apache Indians.
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tiONETARY 6 COMAlERCIAL
NeM York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. 30.
CoTToN-Firm and decidedly more ac.
tive; sales OF $500 bales, at 251Sc for mid.
FLoUR-Rec ipts 25,687 barrels; dun and
heavy and declining; sales of 7,8OC
barrels at So 00a6 so for superfine Slate
Sc 50G7 IS for extra western S. l0Se n
for white wheat extra; 81 25G9 80 for r. III
O.:S o0g9 90 for extra 81. Louis; $40 OOGI4 OC
I9r GOOD 10 choice ditto, closing heavy
CalIforaIa, quiet ann declining sales of 406
sacks at So 9O@lO 90. Rye Flour, quiet
sales OF io0 barrels at So 00a7 80.
Corn MEAL-Qu1et.
WHIsKY-Quiet
WI EAT-ke eeei pts SO O78 bushels: omen ed
~ nrln m, put closed dull aud dropping: sales of
59, ,g0O bushels at 81 50taI % tor No 2 Spring
q 669I ~ Tor No do. the latter price is
MIA.
RYE-Heavy; sales of 4,O00 bushels at
81 40 for Western; 81 5l@1 % for state.
HARLEY = Dull and heavy; sales 6,OOO
o ousne,S S s, SLate at q; 400 bushels Califor-
BARLEY MALr-Quiet; sales of 500 BUSH
elS OF rye malt. at 81 Co.
CANADA PEAS-LOWer. in bond 81 M
CORN Receipts, 62,669 bushels. market
heavy. and fully lc fower:- sales of 7s O01
bushels. at 81 I9@I IL for unsound; 81 I2@
! - 3, I95 I5 sound mixed and western, closing
OArs-Receipts I1,O25 bushels; market
nrmer, sales OF 1000 bushels, at 7O972c for
new western.
RICE-DuIl.
COFFEE Quiet; sales of ITO sacks of Rio.
on private terms.
SUGAR-QuieJ; sales of 900 hbds of Cuha
at ll1419 154c.
MoLAssEs-Quiet; sales of 100 bbls of
Muscovado, at 4Sa52c.
PETROLEUM-Fifm at I7e for crf1de and
3Oz2g3lc for refined in bond
HOPS Quiet, at f5G25c for American.
OIL-LInseed, 95csI 90.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Quiet at 43a
44c. O' 4O'-' - 1'S
PoRK-Firmer; moderate demand; sales
l go bbls al s27 20g27 25 for mess, closing at
W y cash; ST 00,g27 25 fer old do S23 GOA
s8 % for prime; S26 75027 90 for prime
BEzF-Steady: sales of 100 barrels. Beef
S33 90. ' wy
CUT MEATs-Quiet; sales of I4O pcIxgs at
1l9ll13c for shoulders; I29l6c for hams:
middles, sales Of 100 boxes OF large at Isc.
and 100 boxes of short rib ON private
terms.
LARD-Unchanged and quiet; sales of
90 tie9 ces Mt 15R(dl73sc. for steam: I7sSa
I754c tor kettle-reudered
BUTTER-Steady at 25926c for Ohio; 4Oa
soc for Sta e.
CHEESE Quiet, at I2@17L$c. .ia.
EREIGHrS Liverpool f1rmer; engage
ments OF 6l,OO0 bushels wheat at ~ per sail
ana Per steamer.
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; Arrival of steamer from Alaska
SeiZufe OF SGeams rs for Violation
of Rev nur LaWS-lhe tornado on
III. Mexican coast

SAN FRANCIsCo, October 80 The
opposition steamer Nevada, from
Panama. arrive last night with lat
Alaska advices.
A tornsdo at Sitka destroyed con
siderable property
Tue steamer Alexander and the
schooner Elizabeth have been seized
bv the Custom authorities for viola
ton of the revenue laws.
A liver lode has been discovered
on Wraugle Island.
Four men were shot in this city to-
day by lunatic.
The coal mines at Chilloto are be
ing worked.
The particulars of the tornado on
the Mexican coast state that the Eng
Iish brigs Cecilia, Caledonia and Dye
wood. for Europe, were driven ashore
on Bounderas Bay-tOtal loss. The
schooner Pizaro eapsized off SaI
Bias; no one saved but the Captain
The schooner Hayade sunk off Topaz
The war steamer JuareZ was driven
ashore at Pichlinque. She Is not ex
pected to float of till the next higi
tide
The Hamburg bark Peril arrived a
Mazatlan October 20.
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NEW ORLEANS.
4 Reign or Terror In New Orleans
General Rousseau Turns the City
Over TO the Rebels-DemOcratic
Mob Violence.

NEW ORLEANS, October 29.-Last
night armed bands of Democrats pa.
trolled the streets and negroes were
shot down. The Republican club
rooms and some residences were
sacked. Prominent Republicans were
generally concealed. Large numbers
have been killed here and in st. Ber
nard, and mob law has ruled, but no
United States soldiers have fred
gun. This mornings newspapers de
mand the Immediate resignation of
the State officers, and the departure of
carpet baggers, and that the laws
which do not suit shall be tramp.ed
under foot. Gov. Yarmouth does
his duty nobly, amid dangers and diff
tculties. This afternoon Gen. Ros
seau told the Police Board to remove
superintendent Williamson and ap-
point Gen. Steadman, or take care of
themselves. They complied, and Gen
Sseadman is reorganizing the police
by superceding the Republicans. The
excitement is intense, but less demon
stative this evening.
Gen. ROsseau publishes an address
sayipg that he will support Gen.
Steadman iii preserving the peace.
Gen. Rosseau's course favors the
reYolutionists.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 29-3 A. M
Tonight, Gen. Steedman withdrew
his resignation. aud he is now in
charge of the police. Intense excite
ment prevails at the City Hall, and
fears are expressed that trouble may
come of the failure of the rebel Tom
Adams to get the position which he
coyetS.
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81. Louis Market.
By TeIegrapii.I

By telegraph ST. LOUIS. Oct. 80.
ToBAcCo-A etive and unchanged.
COTTON Nothing doing.
HEMP Very dun at 90c9sl 90 for COM
mon uudressed.
FLoUR-Dui and dropping: superfine
S9@12.
WHEAT-Opened with more firmness
but closed with a downward tendency
prime to choice red Fan sold at 81 5UGl So;
choice to fancy white 81 S5052. 90.
CORN Dull and declining; ranging at
97cBeI 03.
tIATs-U changed at 4695Ic.
BARLEY-Dull and Fan grades below
fancy, which is lower; Iowa Spring sold at
81 I59l 50; Minnesota 50; fancy. Missouri.
81 35.
RYE-Lower nd unsettled at 81 O50I OF.
PoRK-DuII at $50 70; round lots offered
at $50 so
BACoN-Dnll; shoulders 1S1491s1zc; clear
sides l719@l7s4c. An
HAMs-Sugar-curedI 1916.
LARD-Chofce tierce sold at ne; Keg at
zoe.
WHIsKY-12scIiued to 81 05.
CATrLE-DuiI and lower but for choice
payI & $3a5 gross.
HeGS-We quote at 5l$9715c.
RECEIPTS-tIour 400 barrels; wheat
1900 bushels; corn $500 bushels: oats H.
400 bushels; barley Ii 900 bushels; rye, $500
bushes; hogs 84.
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Mr. Coifax-saY and Night.

The grand reception Of Hon.
SCHUYLER COLFAX, at the new Opera
House, yesterday afternoon, was he
eature Of the campaign IL was Ger
.ainly the most magnificent affAir that
vas ever had in this city No such
gathering of earnest Republican Ia
lies and gentlemen was ever seen In
this city. Tue reception was not
Ooistrous or uproarous meeting =
such as cnaraaterizes the Democ-
'ley--7l il Wis rsal fels
)f intelleetuai AMI musical enjoy
nsnr. just such as must carry terror
20 the hearts OF the enemy. The
presence of man, WHO, In the hearts
5f true aud loyal men in Indiana, as
well as all over the broad land, is
sae i-hsd with fond affection. was
sufficient cause for an exhibition of
pleasurable emotions on the part of
all who were there. At the recep-
lion, certainly everything was done
decentIy and in order" as Evans
ville's ciriz rs know how to do. H. was
an occasion that will long be remem-
bered.
At Turner Hall last night-which
was the grandest meeting of all che
slnoIign-the sam spirit of eLrnest-
ness and enthusiasm-not boisterous,
or uproar0us, unmeaning aud out of
place-was minitested The people
had collected for flow of reason,
and right we'll were they paid for
attending, in the pleasure of listening
to the words of wisdom as they fell
from the lips of man who has, in
the darkest days of the nations trial,
proven himself true, and held fast to
the faith that Jehovah is on the side
of Right and Justice.
OF all the political meetings yet
held iD this city, the Que at Turner
Hail last night was the grandest. 1t
wss a repetition Of the meetings dur
ing the war, whsn the loyal masses,
fully aroused to the importance Of
the issues on which the fate of gov
eramout hinged, with that earn estnass
which commands the ad miration o.
patriots and soldiers turned out eq
nasse. Certainly our people were
proud to dc honor to Evansville's dis
4 tinguished guest
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ROCHESTER.
Election Affalrs-Order Against the
Board or Registry Granted-Im-
p0rtant Decision.

ROCHESTER. N. Y, October 3d.
Judge johnson of the Supreme
Court of this District, granted an or
der against the Board of Registry of
the Third Ward of this city, compell-
ing them to show cause why they did
not register Mr.. Mills, who appeared
before them for registry. bearing his
certificate of naturalization of date
September %, 1868. The Registers
appeared in Court and answered that
they refused to register Mills for,
among other reasons, that on the 2Sth
OF September, 1868, there was no
Court in session; that the certificate
was given him by the Deputy
County Clerk in the absence of any
Court or Judge. The certificate bore
tho seal OF the County Court, and the
signature of the Clerk, and was regu-
lar on its face.
Judge johnson, after hearing the
arguments, decided that the County
Court had common law jurisdiction
sufficient to authorize the court to
grant certificates of naturalization,
and the Board Of Registry cannot go
behind a certificate, otherwise, In
short, compelling the registry to regis
ter Mills.
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was thought there would be consider
able increase in the public debt. But
the receipts from Customs during the
month have been very large. and will
probably make up the deficiency; and
it is now expected that the statement
will show a slight decrease.
Deputy Collector George More, for
the Third District of North Carolina,
has been under examination here for
several days past, charged with en-
bezzlemeut and neglect of duty The
Commissioner discharged the case this
afternoon. Il appeared, from the
testimony, that he had paid to the
Collector nearly 100000. {.
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R Our Eur Traders and Tra,

s% Our Fur Traders and Trap
pers, in fitting out here. find Ayers
medicines one of their most profitable
articles of traffic. Around Slave
Lake and the wild regions of the
north. the Indians know their uses,
and have abiding faith in them.
They say: "Ayer-great medicine
cure SICK man, and his remedies, for
the diseases from which they suffer,
will often bring forth their stock of
skins even quicker than wampum,
rum or tobacco. Savages are not
fools if they are unsophisticatcd in
some of the arts of civilization
Montreal Pilot.
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OTTUMWA, IOWA.
Large Fire - Seventeen Buildings
DestrOyed-LOss $50O,OOO.

OTTUMwA, Iowa, October 30.-A
FIRE broke out this morning at 40
o'clock, destroying seventeen build
ings and damaging several others. It
originated in the building occupied
by Q. Belts as hat and cap store,
and owing to the heavy wind 1t was
almost impossible to check the flames.
The following are the sufferers: W.
@. Wass, Jr. & Co., Cope & Porter,
Hawley Brothers, Prugh, Henry &
How, A. Schworm, Shreve & Co,
Jelerle & Son, NJ McGuire, Peters &
Co.. Clark & Tulle, H. Mellamaker,
j. III. Meek, Q. Belts, l. Neal, j.
Loomis, johnson & Gibbs. The loss
is not less than half million dollars,
and the loss to insurance companies
is estimated at quarter of a million.
1t is not known whether the fire was
incendiary or accidental.
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Chicago MarEai.


BY telegraph CHICAGO. Oct. 40
EASTERN EXcHANGES-FIrm and steady.
ing.
FLoUR-Steady and more active at IS SON
o 6z12 tor Spring extta. ulaa j. s45s4 ~
WHEA I'm good shipping demand and
&c lower; sales OF No. L ats 2t6li j. o. 2
81 I2lse9l 10. dosing at 81 l2a1 l21z for No q:
sales NO. since Change al 81 I215 =
CORN In far dem and and 2I16G nc Z loW-
en-; sales No ] 76g7ge; No. 2 75I50771Sc;
rejected 7O972c, &nd-new 4Sc, closing at
1612g4o54 !or No. 1; this afternoon there is
nothing doing.
OATs-In good demand and firm ; sa les
OF No 1 at ii GOAL 0S: No. 81 o. closing
fres n. - -
BARLfY- Dull and lOgIlc lower: sa es- of
No. a. ii 40at AZ. rejected 81 I0ai 30. clos
ing al 81 Al Tor No. 2. -
u Ess Po K-SJeady ut s2S 756s20 90; i, 900
hbis sold IA two lots, seller January and
Feoruray, at zoe for clear sides,
LAR -k1rmer and Qufe5 at I6l1aI6LSc
free. 80
CATTLE-DnT, with a downward ten
dency, at g 50ss5 So
Hog Dull ana 20a125c lower; sales at
80 5O97 90 Tor fair TO extra choice assorted
FREIGHTS-Actiye ana firm, at SIC TOR
Corn and SIC Tor Wheat to RnfTalo.
REC JPrS -PaSI "A hours 6,035 bbls Flour
l42 243 b shels Wheas, 55.625 bushels Corn
lBl 64s bushels o is, lksp70 bushels Rye, ,452
SIt .PMENTs--S, ,442 bbs Flour, II, ,I82 BUSH
els Wheat l04 2D5 bushels Corn. 2I9, 696
bushels Oats. 6 2>7 bushels Rye. 2274 bush-
els Barley, $3.50 Hogs. t.ssa =
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cincinnati marker.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Oct. 30
FLOUR AND WHEAT-DuIl but prices are
unchanged.
CoRS-Quiet but frm; new ear Csc, and
OATS-Firm at 58c
RYE-Dull at 81 2591 q.
BARLEY-Duil with no demand: Spring
Is held at 81 10, and 81 20 for State and
Canaaian.
GoTToN-Quiet at 231lc for middIing.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 %, with hardly any
demand.
BACoN-There is fair demand for sides
a,.74 az lo749lo1ac for clear rib and 171zc for
LARD-Nothing doing; but little in the
GREEN MEATS was done; the
OILs1Linseed !, very dull at 81 90; Lard Oil
HiIn at SI Az Tor current makes.
GoLD-At 13f buying
premium selling. -
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DETROIT.
Merchants Express Robbers They
are ordered for ExtraditIOn-Will
Probably Apply for Writ OF
Habeas Corpus.

DETROIT. October 3O.-The Mer-
chants Express robbers, Morton and
Thompson, were brought before a
magistrate at Sandwich. Ontario, to
day. After a hearing they were or
dered for extradition, no evidence
being offered tor the defense. They
VIII probably apply for a writ of
habecss corpus and bring the case be-
fore the Chief Justice Queen 5
Behch, Toronto,) before the expira-
ton of the eight days allowed before
surrendering them to the United
States authorities.
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NEWARK, N. j.
Rebel Democratic Mob Spirit Crop
ping Out-FioIeHce and Robbery
by fOrChlIght Procession.

NEWARK, N. j.. Oct. 3O.-While
the Democratic torchlight procession
last night was passing Gov. Wards
house. his gardener wa; struck with a
club and seriously injured, windows
crushed in by cudgels and lanterns.
The houses of some Republicans
were saluted with groans, and saloon
near Market Depot was ransaoked
aud robbed OF cigars and refresh
ments. Mrs. Burns's saloon on Mar
ket Street was stripped.
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For SALE.-Lots Nos. % and "a.
Block No. Ga. fronting on Seventh
Street, Lamasco City. on which is a
neat, new, frame cottage dwelling,
with 8 rooms, good cistern, &c. Also.
Lots Nos. IS and Is in same Block,
corner Tenth Avenue and Eighth
Street, all of which will be sold cheap
for cash, or partly on approved credit.
Apply at 81 Main Street, Evansville.
Indiana. oc12-tf.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
The Next President.

It makes no difference who is to be
the next President. Irving is deter
mined to make the people happy by
giving them better Pianos for less,
cash or on time, than has ever been
given in Evansville. Call and see
him and his pianos. in the Opera
House building. by all means. 1t
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NEW GOODS now opening at Cool
idge's New York Store. In SILK and
rich Eress Goods they will have no
competitors in Evansville. Prices
are very much reduced by the recent
decline in gold. Harris Seamless Kid
Gloves in the new Fall shades. also
Misses Kids, Buttons, and Trimmings
in endless variety, Zephyr Worsteds,
CloakiDgs, French Pattern Cloaks,
Lyons Velvets, Velveteens, all at %
per cent. less than early Fall prices.
oct30 ct