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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-10
Err EW 5.
Fo- olaer Rlrer Items see seventh Page.

F0T otheT RtUeT Items see Seventh Page.
LOUISVILLE, March Q The river is ris-
I Ing. Weather clear. Thermometer Sc.
CINcISNATI March g. The river has
risen eight inches since Saturday, With 2
feet inches in the channel. Weather
cIondy. thermometer 5l'. IL rained some
this morning.
PiTlsBURG. March s-Noon.-River 10
/ Ieet ma rising, mostly from the Aleghe-
/ siderable Heating Ice. Weather cloudy,
/ with Indications OF rain.
! MEMPHIS, March g. - The weather IS
eioudy ana warm. The river is rising fast.
The Arkansas IS rising rapidly on Sunday
/ u rose six feet at Little Rock. White
b1ver = falling, with four feet TO Augusta.
Belle, for st. Louis; Mollie Able, for St
LOUIS Dexter, ongworth, Alice v, Ruth,
man, Tor White River. In Port-Minneola.
NASHVILLE. March s.-The river is fall
Ing slowly, with seven feet on Harpeth
Shoals. IL rained Sunday night. Weather
How clear and warm. Arrived-Tyrone,
from CAIRO. EsH
-fhiek clouds were gathering last night,
with imminent prospects OF a renewal Of
the rain. The additional arrivals and de.
partures up 80 midnight include the May
flower, from Memphis; ollie Sullivan,
Wabash River and return; Quickstep, to
Bowling Green to Louisville; Belle Lee,
New Orleans TO Louisville; Louisa, from
Wabash River.
The st. Patrick did rot get her repairs In.
ished until 2 O'Clock, and only got of at s
P. NJ, with a moderate freight and a fair
passenger trip-.-..-.....The Quickstep had
moderate trip OUT. The MayfioWer ar
rived at 81 o'clock, with light trip. She
had a splendid passenger list to Cairo She
leaves positively at II to-day, and should
have All she can carry .........The Ollie SuIIi-
van discharged ! 900 sacks OF corn at Mt.
Vernon, and had 200 for this port, with
other freight. She left late last night on
her return trip. From her officers we
learn that the Louisa pumped the Pc
trolta No. out, when the lat
ter vessel hoated into deep water and
sunk directly in the channel to her
cabin windows, and will probably prove
total loss as well "A a serious obstruction
10 navigation IN the Wabash.......The Falls
City had moderate trip.........The Belle
Lee arrived AT seven o'clock last night
nom New Orleans. She lost eighteen
hours by fog and other de;entions, making
her run the best hat has been made since
the days OF the Eclipse and ShotwelI. She
had scarcely any freight, bnt had a fine
passenger trip. She discharged fifteen
hogsheads sugar, twenty barrels moiasses
and some forty packages of mis-
ceilaneous'f freight. Among her passengers |
was John B, Davies, the builder OF the /
engines Of the Belle Lee and brother-in-
law TO our esteemed fellow-citizen, DR.. W.
II. Cloud. She will be here on next FRI
day on her return to New Orleans, and |
her great capacity and unriyaled speed
and the unsurpassed courtesy of her off,
GERS, and especially the indomitabIe en-
srgy Of her gallant commander, Captain
deGills recommend her to the liberal
OF our merchants and shippers.
The following Is he4 timetable to the |
points from New Orleans to this
1ort;
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Stud Horse Prince.

GNHRED BY HERCULES.s OUT OF
- Dam COPPER BOTTOM, 50 years old ,
IL hands high. Warranted perfectly sound
II applied for soon, Will be sold for much
less than his value.
Sc. GILBERT a CO,
feb22 I'm No. 81 North First Street.
TrTOR SALE-CANAL BOAT-A good
sG sound canal boat. Enquire at IS Water
Street. j. b. LAKE.
feb2l st. tt.
KNOR SALE - A secondhand twelve
rs horse power portable engine and
boiler. and all the tools necessary (of the
best invention) for boring oil wells; also,
eleven hundred feet OF hauser-rope, all Of
which will be sold together or separate to
suit purchasers. very low. Address
FISHER, BUSKIRK q CO..
Commission Merchants. Evansville, Ind.
febS II -t.
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VIM bring on a very large stock OF hne
American and Imported material, In the
piece, and having in his employ one OF
prepared TO get mp tasteful and faBhion-
able Business and Dress Suits 70 order, az
very low figures. -
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Less Is hours lost by fog and landings. We
are Indebted 70 her officers for files of New
Orleans papers Of the 4th, vtcksburg pa
pers of the 5th, and the Belle Lee Journal.
published aboard. The Tennessee. Capt.
]. B. Han, leaves for Cincinnati and Par
kersburg az 10 O'Clock this morning. Capt.
Hail is our citizen, has an excellent boat.
and will give especial attention to ship
pers and passengers..-.-....The Louisa ar
rived at half past ten last night with a
barge In tow, and having on herself and
barge nearly 5000 sacks OF corn. She re-
turns this evening. Capt. Bob. Anderson.
OF the Petrolia No. e., was passenger by
the Louisa.........The Valid had ~. 900 sacks
Of corn, shipped by Ed. FindIey, represents
ing the great house Of Smryser & Milton.
Scott Milton, OF the same house, was a
passenger by the Mayfower last evening.
from UniOntown, where he left the Ar
manipulating for Pittsburg Ollie
Sullivan leaves at four o'clock this morn
ing.
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LOUISVILLE, March The river Is ris-
ing. Weather clear. Thermometer Sc.
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Editors Journal:
- Please announce nv name as a candi-
date for the office of City Collector at the
ensuing April election, subject to the nomi-
nation OF the Republican City Convention.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR CITY RECORDER.
We are authorized to announce Colonel
EDWARD WELLER as s. candidate for CITY
Recorder, in the coming election, subject
TO the nomination of the Republican Con-
vention. TfeblS
Messrs. Editors: Please announce the
name OF JOHN HEWSON as an inde-
pendent candidate for the Office of City
Recorder at the A pril election.
MANY VOTERS.
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For q splendid Spring and Summer Out.
nt, at very low figures, call on
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A nARoAIs.--A HAxDsoxn TnREE STORY AND
o,coins Is a. ali fof 6sDW ss nrS also lksss ssrJ
and basement brick FL inprsvsmsns "a ,ecma pessss
81 Nontgomery strssA ysrssY or.
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Ar DAAgURY. CONN., BEAUTIFUL kEsiDEsc.
for sals; nearly nsw: ass,sasa y 40 sFohsses. ~
through thee rnirutss walk from railroad stsoo
lei HroadWav N. T.
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rnoR sALE-sEvgN THEE STORY BalCK HOUSES,
Psoiao plaza twenty ninth Street, between Sirh and
''''an a''n''' PIT B6RsELr, q Broadway. room ~
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NfORRIs WILKINS, AUCIIONEER
vi Valuable business Properly Vest Thirtysecond street,
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. at auction.
y. H. LUDLOW 4 90. will eei 1t auction, Thursday,
October 90 1865 At oelock a. the Exchange saesroom III
Broadway II not previously disposed OF al private sAe
Yves, Thrtysecnnd street.-The substantial two and
basement brick Building. Nos 5i5 5i sell 52s and BIS West
Thysecond SIDE between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues and directly opposite Hudson River Railroad depot
building i.ax3g feet, Toe entire lot, IL good
order throughout and has independent wa both sdes aud
suitable for pork packing houAe, storage basnsss
requiring space aud nsht Lots l25yess feet.
EApt and fiil particulars At No. 3 Pine street.
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l,Y n. norgnTY. AuCrTDNgER
ID Hut~F HOLD fIkNlft ~. CaKw.u
MiREOR9. pAhLDK SUITS +
NJ DOUGHTY Aucioueef, WI rel .l. iav A ~.
srOcs, ~ bis tsesryub 20 hSsss stf ct al tt x
81 sId ntaifiu class urn turn,
consisting Of rosewood an asnta Airoi Sits ie-splrv
and ingram Carpets, hgr Nu.iressrs, 3rdocnl @tts
L1inres Centre Tables. Lray ktfretrY Bnokratss
Fytensor Tables BNEet., l10tAelv, Nlrawtrr. China
vanipss, tueraylna, 40, IT, whoe fofnGgg destat"
sale.
lly JAMES G. BROWN, AUcrIOSLER.-s TErs
- day. ~ 10 O'clock Of 3 Second cRsife stoes
.nd Finfes - shat hardsnne ce,y Tca, Cpres.
Flow, Starch, Candies. Scsie EHlr Lard, a., l3ie
Dealers friends, spectators 4fa the heartily nstrd -
attend
10y ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON. aUcrIoNFEg AT
ID JDHNS1oN VAN fA~Sf LIS a'ettn mart. III EsS
Fnifssenn street. town town once 81 Nassau str.ci,
Iursiay, Ortpber n. - j. O'Clock.
ssrsr p1r Arahes Colts, ~ Da} brown, and black
ard aWT Ncfses, Team esftlfw, Forces top and
NarOuy. single I.3 90 Harness. B1ukts Robes.
~ eg,q u The afmi-raicrs orr Car'nes Coupe bus
WG8l iNUs III -frsS, 81 5000 order coupe Rock
k1ctaay. IN ~ sc1i Pnantlus Several other
family, road and work iiors"' Sol tul description uN1tr
sesouc ~ The weather
a., 80. ga. sAsS. or LisOohSssp .y.h ~
~ fffI, Hs FY.ss s.ysr. .sy. Cs.1tf ~ 'sS
Assss. wye tpist. rbssss. VIE. -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AWCSEMENTS.
49, >-~-
DIKES OPERA HOUSE,
j. Corner Eighth avenue and Twenty third street.
H. L. bATEMAk. Lessee and Manager
LA GRANDE DuCHEssE.
THIS EVENING (TUEsDAY), OCT. "a
and every evening this week,
AUJAC, ..,
DuCHESNE, &
LAGRITFOuL,
GuIDoN,
LAMBELE.
LAST GRAND DUCHESaE MATINEE,
SATURDAY, Oct 81, at O'Clock.
In order 10 produce
with the necessary completeness Mr. Bateman will be
PEELED defer its revival until
MONDAY. Nov g.
when II will he represented with
SCENERY COSTUMES AND CAST
surprising Of any other previous performance Of this
Opera In America.
THE SALE OF SEATS
for TIA Belle Heene will commence Thursday Oct. ~ at
schmer M Broadway and 81 the Boz Office Of the Opera
House.
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TyrR LECTCRE sRAsON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
interesting, nvaiuabe and sccnihc subjects, showing
how Hive AMI what live for delivered day ~ the
New N0rk Museum - Anatomy thnsr nanr ~ aena Gag
isceige enpy IL forwarding y tt9v y ~ 'e'ehl''Vo
BTOaaway
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CHERIFF's sALE.-CLOfHINa,A &C.
- RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTI0NEER,
VIII sell on Tuesday, at II O'clock at 81 Last Broadway,
other Fancy Goods. JOHN KELLY. late sheriff.
L. BYRNE, Deputy.
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AMUsEsIENTs.


AMysENTENTG. &
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
IN Fourteenth street, opposite Academy OF Music s-
MATlNEES AT a
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Rare combination OF attractions.
Champion Riders
And star 0ymnasts and Acro0ats.
NILE. CAROLINE ROLAND,
The greatest OF Equest-ielncs,
Who achieves bare aNcs sieed
The most difficult feats attempted By oae lady rders
broad saddle or pad" -
OR FEAST OF LANTERNS.
Diversified acts In the ring.
BROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION 50 CEETH
~ THIS EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
LAST WEEK But ONE OF
Mr.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
LAST WEEK OF NO 1HOROl GHFhRE
LASr WEEK OF FLORENCL'S 0BENRElhEk
MkS. FLORENCE IN FOUR CHARACTERS
x,psA ~ fL0hENCE IN TWO CHARACTERS.
8nS. FLghENCE IN SIX SONGS AND DANCE6
piCKENS' NO THOROU HFARE.
NIX. FLORENCE AS OBEkKEIZER
THRICE MARRIED.
MRS FLORENCE IN FOUR ca R ACrERa
ON FRIDAY NEXT ONLY BENEFIT or
MRS. w. y. FLORENCE.
SATURDAY, LAST FLORENCE MATINEE BUT ONE
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saLIsS AT Auction.

LARGE AND PEREMPToRT AUCTION SALE OF
n the Household Furniture lsna'ofte ~ tofi Sspets,
&c--MeHs.s. BARR. a co. AIctonee, VII so o. ineh-
day uceb.r n, the entire contents q is $50 ty sos
prss No IevGor place, ieaA street, between
broadway University place, COMMENCING a. ~. osocA
precisely. Tho sale comprises nc sn!s ni wv
house, 81 large general assortment 81 House
hod Furniture &c. also Kitchen and basement snrn.
tue which the Viii c9Imehce sse positive and
without any Catalogue fs.5 early morning q safe
A uCrIoN SALE or CR0CKERY, GLASS, CUTLERY,
n Tlnwsre, Plated Ware, 40 HENRY q. EVANS, Anc-
so1er WIN Tuesday, October y, al 10 o'clock, 50
arc street, general assortment OF Best anu >ecouds. IN
ots Goods carefully repackan for shipping.
Also 81 order IL assignee, the Stock retailer, without
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Dies OPERA HOUSE.
i POSITIVELY LAST MATINEE
LA CRANDE DUCHESSE,
SATURDAY, OCT. 81 Al O'CLOCK.
Seats secured usual.


THEATRE FRANCAIs.-GENEvIEvE AT ~
l. SO.e Ltsacs ana director. I'd. VIA
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF OFFENBACHS RE-
NOWNED SPECTACULAR
OPERA BOUFFE, GENEVIEvE DE BRABANT,
This and every evening until further notice, VIII De pre-
scented with splendor OF mise equalled in
America surpassed in Europe
The cast will comprise the three prime donne, ROSE
BECKERs, GENoT, B0URGoIS. COPY, MUss 81 !,
twho the role Ptou the gendarne together with
the entire strength of ths company.
NoticeTo prevent speculators from taking advantage OF
the public number OF reserved seats win be retained on
each evening for sale ut the OF the theatre
Orchestra seas 81 So CIRCLE 81 private boxes, @
prpscenium boxes xl5; general admission, 81.
NOTlCE-FAMiLY CIRCLE, 80 CENTS.
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~, AZ. ,s... s~.,- " AisUosSs,E .y.s s.h
~ Fly s ry.ss s.ysr y as ~ ssys Cs.~tsf - ~ sgx
sssSs wye tpbits Tbssss, viDs. -
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IOSEPH HEGEMAN L. co.
81 Wednesday, October g. at 10 A. NJ at "a Garden street
between Joraeon and State, BrookynPinno mahogany
psrior Chsnber Furniture Pier Glass, Brussels Carpets
double barrel Gun and Fixtures SideboaTd, Curtains, CHM
and Kitchen Furniture.
SAME DAY,
half past two O'Clock p NJ at ~ Adams street between
Prospect aud yorkParor, Chamber and Dining Room Fur
nlturc, Carpets, Stoves.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Nv Lessees and Aanagere .....,.JARRETT 4 PALMER
Third week Of the engagement OF
EDWIN FORREST,
who wiz appear THIS (TUEsDAY) Evening, October a.
1868, IN his sublime irnpersonaton OF ~
MACBETH, ~
shahspeares I've act tragedy Of that nsne supported BY
powerful cast.
King Duncan Mr.. Donaldson
Malcolm So lArW. r Burroughs
Donalbain Miss Strickland
BaDquo .............,,......Mr r. Mordaunt
Second Witch tr Owen MArows
Third Witch. lrs II. r. GrattAn
Thursday-MACBETH
Friday-DAMON AND PYTHIAS. -
6aturday-MATILDA HERON a CAMILLE.
Seats secured six days In advance.
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A rCTIOS NOTrCE.-AT ERNEST ROTH'S FCRNf
N tare manufacory e Blocker street. between Broadway
Mulberry street. Furniture ct - per ess than
prices warranted fst csss magnificent Paror suits,
with any color frerch satin brocae and
hS5, 300 Tfxj, $3.50 @S9G. Also xi0u0lO
worth Of al kinds ParoT, Bedroom aud DlipS Room Fug
n.iuTe, cheap FOR cash.
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A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
"A HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.

TIJN.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS a CO. will sell
auction Wednesday, Oct IS al Ulr o'clock pri-
residence, Il West rwenty-nt street broadwa
the Furniture IN the above house, consstng elegant
rosewood aror Suits Etsgees. black wanu. and DIN
Room Furniture, elegant carved black walnut
Amoe; work Taoi.s rianoorte gram
pets ocloths, Hair Mattresses, feather Pillows Sc.
assortment of Kitchen Utensils.
A uCTloN NOTICE.--T. u. BLEECKER a SCHOOLEY.
m Auooneers will sell, this day TUESDAY, October ~ AZ
saanoom 81 cortiandt street, ii O'Clock large aseofi
ment of
GFNTEEL oLsEHoLD FURNITURE,
Re idng, bcsss Table Ware Iron Bed-teads, &C. Auction
safes every Tuesday, Thursday AMI saturday tOnsganenta
MI descriptions OF Merchandise received advances
MA un the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

Let US remember day that Evans
Vile owes a duty to its houored
guests, which we must not fail credit
ably to discharge. Governor Con-
RAD BAKm., the Chief Executive of
Indiana, is 0Ir townsman and fellow
citizen, Of quarter Of oentury's ac-
quaintance. In all that goes to make
up the qualities of a good citizen,
ncighbor, and a friend, he has, in
these long years of his residence here,
proven himself to be worthy the con-
fidence and esteem Of every one, re-
gardless of his political views. We
viii to-day honor ourselves and the
fair fame Of our city by honoring him.
The presence, too, in our midst of
that gallant soldier, General RICHARD
>. OGLEsBY, Governor Of our neigh
boring Commonwealth of Illinois, as
our invited guest, should cause our
people to vie with each other in seek
Ing TO DO honor to the day and to the
distinguished men who are to address
us. bet every oHe who can possibly
do SO, be present al Crescent City
SnripCs 10 dav
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The lonatY Convention.

1t is the duty Of every Republic an
who desires the success of the pa rty
and the good of our County aud 8 tate
to attend the Convention to day aud
take part in its deliberations. We
are all interested in the men W no are
to represent us in the IIegislatr .re aud
who are to administer the locs | affairs
Of the county. If our busin ess men.
our mechanics, working and thinking
men turn out to day, VIC have no
fears but that the ticket nominated
will so recommend itself e , the people
of Vanderburgh County that it will
be triumphantly elected.
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The New York Democratic
Convention.
Platform Adopted.
Georgia Legislative Pro-
ceedings.
Appointment of Internal
Revenue Officers.
Naval Property Turned
Over to the City Au-
thorities at M5m-
phis.
Investigation of Internal
Revenue Frauds in
New York.
WASHINGTON.
Issue Of Regulations for the Trans
pOrtatIOn Of Merchandise Coast
wise - appointment OF Internal
Revenue Officers.

+
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The
Treasury Department has issued reg
ulations to govern the transportation
of merchandise coastwise between the
Atlantic and Pacific shores.
The following internal revenue off
cials were appointed to- day as store
keepers: David S. Lee, third district,
Ohio; Peter i. Dowing. St. Louis;
T. l.. p. Defrees, st. Marys, Ohio; /;
Harvey Compton, first district, Ohio !;
jesse Byrket. Urbana, Ohio; Jules
Montagnier, Cincinnati; James S.
Lallory, Brooklyn. New York; VIM.
ii. Martin, first district, Ohio; Ches-
ter f. Schrely, Lockport, New York !;
John w. Redman, fifth district, Iii
nois; g. E. Paddock, Louisville, KY. !;
VIM w. Peterson, fourth district,
Ohio; Jesse f. Madden, Brooklyn,
New York; and the following for
Chicago: Edward Mann, Otto Schost,
A. Il. Harker, John w. Connell. f.
A. Towner.
Guagers = John Barker, seventh
district, Ohio; L o. Ebaugh, third
district, Ohio; James Hunter, first
district, California; Frank KOehle,
fifth district, Ohio.
The President to-day appointed
Rev. &. j. Faugherey Assessor for the
fourth district of Pennsylvania, vice
Thomas Ii. Forsyth.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Commis-
sioner Rollins remains in Washington
engaged in the duties of his office, and
has no intention whatever of leaving
the city on any business connected
with the charges against him in New
York. His opinion is that United
States District Attorney Beatty, at
New York, has entire charge OF the
matter, and nothing whatever per-
tanning to which case requires his at
tention personally or otherwise.
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From the Warrick He aid, Sept. 81
Aekn 0NIHtlsR lents.

Some time ago, II w Ill be remember
cd, this paper became involved in an
unfortunate quarrel with the 'ChilG-
rem of Israel" in Ey ansville and else
where Since then many things have
developed tending in a very great
measure to convu ice US that many of
our statements Jere inaccurate ana
unjust ana we axe this early oppor-
tnnlly, lmpeA@ d by no other con
slderauG0ns, ex cept those of Justice
aud plgnt, to make the proper ac
acknowledgement 5.
Our hsst eS pressiOns upon this sub-
ject, which gave rise to the eontro-
versy, were hasty, unthoughted and
Incorporate.
Oar iutur articles were. to a grpat
extent, the result OF the violent nar-
sonsl attacks made upon US bv ncr-
sons Of tt e Jewish persuasion. and
not the re suit of deliberate and candid
investiga ton.
We p,otiee that the Hebrews y
throughout the whole country are
taking very prominent part In the
preseTt campaign, and nOtwithstand
ing the base appeals made by the
Democratic leaders against Genera
Graut, on account of his celebrated
order expelling the Jews from Vicks
burg, a large proportion OF the mos
influential and respectable members
Of this people are not only taking al
active ptrt in aiding to secure ReDub
licau success, but take an ap0logeti,
view OF General Grants order which
the facts in the case legitimatelY war
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MONETARY q COMMERCEAL


By Telegraph NEW YoRz. Sept. s. +,
COTTON Less active and a shade lower .
safes OF 50 bales at 30gSo19c Tor middliDg
uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts of 1928 barrels; spring
wheat flour steady; WINTER wheat flour
dull and l0020c lower; sales of {, 800 bar
rels at S6 SdmS 10 for superfine state and
Western, 81 S09S 80 for extra State. IS 0y0
50 81 for extra Western, So 9Jdl - Tor
viii e wheat extra, s. 6091l 80 IOr round
hoop Ohio, 50 50@ll 90 for extra ST. Louis I;
ell O01l4 90 for good to choice: closing
of $50 sacks at 50 759I2 90. Rye Flour
quiet; sales OF 500 bar'efs at 81 0u99 ..
CORN MEAL-In fair request; sales Of
1900 barrels at S5 25 tor wester0, s. 20 for
state, IS IS for yellow, and s6 20 for white
ditto.
WHISKY Heavy and lower; sales OF 400
WHEAT-Recetpts, %, ,34G bushels; spring
wheat Qnets winter dali and 2.e33c 4 over; /;
sales of 5000 bushels at 81 03tSef0r No. 2
spring; y % tor new do; 81 ii for No l
spring; 81 95 for los. ? and spring mixed !;
sZ 20 for new winter red western; - 709
RYE-ChoIce, heavy; les or $3.50 BUSH
els of western at 81 55Gl 60.
BARLEY ominal.
BARLEY MALT-Qnlet; sales of 900 bush
els OF Canada.
PEAs-Sl g In bond.
CORN - Receipts 70,796 bushels; opened
heavy and closed dull at lc lover: sales Of
IS, coo bushels at 81 I00l "A for unsOund !;
81 2l@l 70 for sound mixed Z; Western; Cos
ing al inside price; 81 p tor old in store.
OATS Receipt: 2,2J3 bushels; shade bet
ter; sales OF ~, 90 bushels at 81 Sc ( Y West
crn in store; S21zc afiOat; 70@75c for new
do; &c for new Southern.
= IICE-Du
CoFFEE-More active and firm; sales of
COO sacks of kio at private terms.
SUGAR-MOde ately active; sales of 4j0
hogsh eads IO14dlO55c for Cuba; 12549I314c
for Porto Rico: 141ac for Demarara.
MOLAsSES-Steady. tfE
H0Ps-DuI for American.
PETk and in better de-
rnand at I50l5lzc for crude; 3l1ac for rean-
ed bonded.
PoRK-Quiet and steady; sales of $500
barrels at s2S 7502S 80 for mess: closing at
SIS 70 cash; SO 70 for old do; So 5O924 y
for prime: S25 1895 90 Tor prime ess.
BEEF-Steadv: sales of % barrels at
Sl4 OOG20 90 for new plain mess; SO SOC
So % for new extra mess.
TIEKCE BEEF - Dali at S2l O0G3} 90 for
prime mess; $50 00035 90 for India mess.
BEEF AAMS-QuIeI; $2563l.
CUT Enthusiastically sales of 100 pclzgs
at I315@I4 for shoulders; hams at I6Gl912c.
Midd les firm and mo e active; sales of 800
boxes city Stratfford and short clear ice
cured on private terms; leo boxes Cumber-
land cut to arrive at l5c.
LARD-Firmer; sales of LOO tierces at
IS1StG l95zc for steam, lS41lS5sc for kettle
rendered; also, 500 tierceS OF steam, seller
cvpLeEnber, on private terms; go uerces,
buye september, at 1870.
BUTTER-Qulet; 3l@37c for Ohio; SIG 44C
for State
CHEESE-Steady at 13d17c.