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News by Atlantic Cable.
A Potato Riot in Cork.
Explosion of Nitro-Giyce-
Dedication of a jewish
Temple in Louisville.
New Method Of Electrical
Communication. @
Torch Light Procession Of
Grant and Tanner CLUBS
at Chicago.
Convocation Of Knights
Templar aud Royal
Arch EIasOns at
st. Louis.
Arrival of Schuyler Colfax
and Party at Denver. rr
NE MPHIS.
Gov. Clayton, OF Arkansas, Issues
Instructions for his Registers for
Registration.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 4.-The .Ara-
lonche'S Little Rock special to-day
| says Governor Clayton, OF Arkansas,
has prepared instructions for his reg
listers for registration, now about to
commence. He says among the pow
ers the duties of each registration are
to reject any one whom registers may
think not entitled to register, even
though the applicant has already ia
ken oath; to make arrests and call
upon sheriffs for sufficient number
of armed men to assist him. I'd 1t
not furnished them, call upon the
commanding officer for any num-
Der of troops of the State guard,
which mems negro militia, who
is directed to furnish promptly
such aid. The applicant for regis
tration is also required to prove his
innoncenee, by evidence satisfactory
to the registrar. that he has not been
guilty ofa number Of specified acts,
during a term of years. one of which is
that he never sympathized with the
reb9llion. If he fails to establish this
he cannot register, his oath TO the
contrary Notwithstanding, unless he
voted for the present Constitution
Another IL to reject any one VINO has
taken the franchise oath, if the regis
trar is satisfied, or thinks he ought
not to be registered; and before being
allowed to register he must subscribe
to an oath setting forth that he ac-i
cepts civil aud political equality to all
men. and agrees not to attempt to
make any changes ten days before
the election boards of registration
meet in each county, with power
upon their owu knowledge or infor-
nation to strike from the list the
names of voters they consider dis
qualified by the Iegistration law.
The courts arc forbidden to issue
any mandamus or other process to
registers. ea5Dtt hEn r~ .
General Forrest publishes a card
this morning stating that in report
ed conversation In Cincinnati, the
Commercial had misrepresented it.
Mr.. Woodward. the correspondent,
also publishes a card, saying he will
make the corrections suggested, de-
nying any intention willluily to mis-
reDresent him.
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AONEEARY q COMMERCIAL
SeN FORA Market.

By'Telegraph.l NEW YORK. Sept. 4.
QorroN-Heayy and lower: sales OF 95G
bales a. Ss1s9Sle for middling upIands.
FL0CR-Recefpts S,607 bbls.; the market
for Winter wheat Flour is dull and lower;
Of 80 'bbis. at s. g09sS 10 for s1perfine
s,ate; s. Ioae IS for extra Western So eOG
Sll 10 for white wheat eEtra; sS 709ll rs for
roq hoop gOhio: 50 a0all 90 fer extra st.
Louis; SlH O99H0 % for good to- choice do.
closing quiet. California heavy; sales OF
sales OF loObe1iss ats7 OO9e 20.
State at IS IS for y How.
WHISKY Y-NOWiRaf.
WHEAT-Reeeipts 9 9,9S0 bushels: Spring
lower satessof 8, 600 bushels at 81 O2[9S a
for NO. SprIn 81 lS9z 20 For Winter red
Yves ern; 81 221592 30 for Amber Indiana;
white Michigan: S2 6S or white Wabash !;
s2 80 tor white California, and st. Louis
Rye SDaII and heavy /; sales 900 bushels
western at 81 45al =. i
BA LRr-SoufIiai. ~ = -
BAaL1sY, ,lAedALT-Q Quiet sales 5000 bushels
GoRNgR Rcceipts 2o.sag bushels: market
dull and Ic lower; aleS 5000 bushels a
81 l7gl ~ 2S214 for unsoEudi and 81 2sfor 20 md
dAMrReeaifds 27,sss bushels; market
hrfneE for old aud duu and dropping for
in stoEe: 81 80 &c for do. afioat, and
70a74e for new do, closing at 73c sdoat.
e RICE-Duil. 4++
- GoFFEE-Qulet r&ss4E
SUGAR. teadg; saleSaof so sacks of
Cuba, at l01<GIl1<c,
MOLA-sEs-Dtiiisf b b -
PEIRoLEVSf : Dlll, atl4149l41xc for crude,
and Sic for ref ns4d 6tiYtded..
3 HoPSA0uiets at H{9 4De for new crop.
POkK -FIrmer aud quiet; sales of ! 80
rs. s. cash, and sZ5 rs for old do. $53 59G
a ~ for p Ime mess. Il gFamR u elsf. 4
BEEF = 81 eady: sales of $50 bar
Tels, at Sl4 J0IRDs 30 for new plain mess
so 50eg2f IS FOR nesSSexIra mess.
TIRlc BFEF-~tsufet, ist S2I933 for prime
N ess S30936 for India mess.
BEEF HAMS -Duiis at S259Si. ssEa.e
GUT MEAT5-St tea1ly sales of lS5 pack
ages, at IS74914c for shoulders; I69l9Lc for
lantg.M 9sg4 Iss# s-aslfJU 81E
MIpDLRS --9lrmeE and qSiet; sales of
200 sDoxe1 eufn heraand cut, January deliv.
err &C 12zz fEE t-gEGT] #Hf 49,
LAsD-FIrmer; sales of /, $50 tierces, at
lS14 4als5se Tor steam, and l9;zc kettle ien-
BUrTEB-Steady and quiet, at 3I9SSc for
ONO, and SS943c for Sta.e.
CH rs "A Shade better, at 139I751c.
FRE1GHTs Liverpool, quiet aud without
M na'eri ~ l'aA y efatlohi 4 .a8WeE4
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ST. LOUIS.
COnVGca'iOn or knights Tcnplar and
ROyal Al ch EaSOns-St. Louis Az.
ricultHrat aud u eehani0aA fair
COlraX and Party at beifTeF.

ST. LOUIS SeR. 4.-The trieuial
coDvncation of the Knights Templar
and Royal Arch Masons. which will
be held here, commencing on the 18th
inst, promises to be Gre OF the largest
gatherings Of the Kind ever held in
the country. Delegations from every
State in the Union, numhsring fFem
2 500 to 1000, are expected. 'Exten-
siVe preparations are. being made to
suitab bly, receive and entertain the
guests, and all classes of citizens are
taking a lively interest iRsthe matter.
An exchrsionto Iron Mountain, a
sail on the river end a grand ban-
quet at the new Masonic Temple are
among the egentss0R the prDgramme.
Ample hotel arrangements have been
made for all who may come, and hun
dreds of private citizens sxill freely
open their doors to visitors, If neces-
sary. 1t is expected the occasion will
be one of the most memorable events
that has ever takep place. vest of the
Mississippi River.
The St. Louis agricultural and
Mechanical Association offer premi-
ums to the amount OF $500, to be con-
tested for bysthe Base Balf HOiVbs
during; the Fair, to come off eariy, IN
October. The winning clnbzis to re-
ceive $500; second best, $50; third
best, $50. Il eTss11 81 ~ 's,.ls'
A Denver telegram says Dir. Colfax
aud party have returned to that point
under the escort of aabandA Aof4riendIy Iyn
Ute Indians. sax ,Ioob aa1on s7loo .
General Sherman passed through
Omaha to-day en- route for Ss' LOUIS.
The Indians are quiet along the
Platte River. OOF AS
A Helena Montana1 dispatch says
a party of prosRee torson Yellowstone
River were attacked by the Indians
One of their number WAS badly
wounded, aud five Indians KifTed.. j.
Col. Cullen. Indian SuperinteRd-
ent, concluded a treaty with the Bloed
aud Blaekfees Indians on the lst, In
slant. S. fsszss sEsI} ss.r q 10 ID
The Republicans Of the Sixth Dis
trict Of this State pomina ted COT * n,
Il. Van Horn for re-eiection-to Cons
greSS. ..hPEHDE S'I
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The county Ticket.

The ticket nominated by the Re-
pu Iican County Convention, yester-
d Y, is one which will not only com
m,nd Itself to the support of every
member Of the party, but will COM
mani the respect and confidence of
every good citizen. In the element
Of ffuess, integrity and popularity, its
SUI erioc men were presented to the
people Of Vanderburgh County.
Judge ASA IGLEHART, the norni-
mes for State Senator, is too well
x owl 10 our people to reed any
special introduction by US or his party
friends. He stands at the head of
the Evansville bar, and his special
fitness as 4 legislator is acknowledged
by al. He has filed important pub.
lie trusts heretofore, faithfully and
with honor. The party is fortunate
in having secured the use Of his
name for this important position, aud
the people will do themselves ON ih-
valuable service toieleet him, as they
assuredly will. He will take COM
luanding position in the Senate. aud
his influence will be felt for the bene-
fit of our city, county, and State.
OF the nominees for Representa-
tives, Captain AUGUST LENoKE was
selected to represent the commercial
aad business interests which are CEN
tered in the city, and Mr.. JOHN G..
POTFs, of Scott Township, to repre-
sent the agricultural and country in
terests. They are both intellig ent
and capable men, highly esteemed as
eitiz ns, aud very popular with the
people, e.ae .hA
SoREN SoRENsON, the candidate for
County CLERK, is an old merchant of
this city, having resided here for
about twenty Ave years, and during
this.time has frequently been intrust-
ed with importans official duties. aud
always discharged them with fidelity
and credit. Nothing but his acknowl-
edged fitness for the clerkship, aud
his unsullied reputation and long
residence as an old citizen. would have
secured him the nomination over the
very competent and deserving gentle-
men who were his opponents before
the Convention. They were all good
and true men, and it was the greater
compliment to him that he was ten.
dered the nomination.
1t was proper that the Republican
party should recognize the faithful
discharge of his duties as Recorder
that Capt. G. ToMHEMELT was re
nominated for that Office. Beside:
his gallant services in the field as 1
soldier, aud his defense of the princi
pies of Republicanism on the stump
had earned for him the favor Of the
party and the people.
The nominee for Treasurer, WILL
WARREN, Jr., is we'll known to tn,
people Of Evansville as Union sol
dier. and one of our most estimabl
young men. He gave his arm to hi
country in the battle Of Champion
Hills, and served through the war a
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ssl.. ~ ST. louis Market.

By Ts1egraphI1 =. -nssT. LOUIS, Sept. 4.
7 ToBAcco Active. and drm.
corr Mn god demand, but the sup.
Ply limited - les 3 29jIc.
HEMP Dull, at 81 3jaI 55 for undressed,
and very, choice at $hr 81 uF fsz
8 FLuGRl=In AbetteFldOnand, chiefly for
lower grades; superiine sold at IS 00d6 10 /:
extra at S6 90d7 70: dow; SIe- extra at IS Qua
50 %; treble extra Ia lIncy $40 00d13 %.
WI AT Receipts large, and Fall grades
were 5Ss l0c lower 81 ae close; rirfEne to
cnoice red sold a 4 77%@2 Is: fancy
samp es ranged al > 2)92 q; Spring un-
e eh q 5pgee, at Esl-f5gi p iorgo to choice;
CoGN- Unchangel, e 9Os93,, and fancy
seafs Sel.G al IN III 1t 5sss very choice white
brought 57Lsc.
BARLEY-Oniy high grades wanted,
which are scarce; good dark Iowa sold at
Sl.SO; choice Spring atSl %. 's.-r
stls = 80
p PelRK- Dull and heavy, at 500 O0a29 D.
: BULK " EATS-Clear rib sides in dry salt
Sold. sst-f514c.
= BAC0S- PricesfulIy sustained but pack
eI.s arm shoulders sold at I3I1c; clear rib
1873 i61ac; clear sides I79I7Ac.
-tierce sold at IS1zaIS5<c; /;
KEGS al l91z@s20e. z "a Z = = -
4 WHIsKY-Firn, at 81 %.
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Earopean Market.
ByCable

By Cable.l LONDON. Sept. 1--we.
CoNsoLs-941S.
BOSDs-5- eos 721z: Erie 3l. Atlantic and
Great Western 38k.
FRANKFORT, Sept. Ave.
BoNDs-7597s5s.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Ave.
CoTToN-Easier. but not quotably chang
ed; sales 10000 bales; the cotton at sea
bound 10 this port, Is estimated at 672, ,OC0
bales. of which 5000 bales are from the
United States.
The mark t for yarns and fabrics M
Manchester is less favorable. and causes
a dullness in the market.
HREADsTUFFs-DulI; hour easier; corn
easier at 36s Sd; wheat easier, bat not QUO
tably lower.
Provisions = Unchanged; lard higher
and buoyant at 67s Sd.
NAVAL SToREs-U noIlanaed.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic TeIeGrs PHI

ENGLAND. % p
LONDON, September, 4. - Reverdy
EJOhDson made speech at the annual
| feast Of the cutters, at Sheffield, yes
terday, saying he visited England on
| a mission of peace, and claimed that
| America rs e enteHtained ztheT kin difest
) feeling towards Bhglaod. @AA4a AZ q
i g LONDON. September 4-Dispatches
are received announcing that a very
serious potatoe riot -oecpEred yester-
| day a Cork. The pcopIe sasseiubkd
on the streets in great numbers, and
for time were very bOisterOus.
Troops were called out to quell the
disturbances, and a charge was made
on a body of about 300 rioters, who
were dispersed at the point of the
bayonet. F2~0
g SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 4-Eee.-The
steamship Baltimore sailed this after
noon for Baltimore.
LONDON Sept. T4s-Thel b Bermuda
Dry Dock, the largest struc ttireN for
floating in the world, was successfully
launched to-day.
' DUBLIN, Sspt.T 47Eve.-A mpn
named Dwyer was arrested by the
police at Tipperary last evening, on a
charge of firing at Mr.. Scully's party
few days ago.
w LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Pail Mall
Gazette has an editorial on the sub
jcct of the Chinese treaty recently
concluded with the United States.
The writer says the treaty looks as if
the foreign merchants residing in
China on. the one side, and the
Chinese ma ton with NJ r Bur- lug afnel
on the other, were trying no f1eutratize
each others statements by demands
that will not ar examination, but
may serve TO shake off the other side
with a mistaken opinion. Here in
England we ~are not to be taken bys
storm. A liberal iotefchanaee of
opinion between the Embassy and the
representatives of the English Gov
ernment will 5dem0Bstrate a hat a
change in the position Of Great Britain
and China is demanded By the times,
and will be beneficial TO batl.gsE =
i, PARIS, September 4.-Tt is an
nounced to day that Dafagre, an ex-
minister under Louis Philippe, will
be the opposition candidate. for the
Corps Legislatif, from the Depart
ment of War.
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Cincinnati Market.

By. Telegraph CINCINNATI. Sept L.
FLOUR-Steady; family 50 50a9 75.
WHEAT-Firmer; aieS No. | at 81.
CoRN-IugF14'd a demand, at 98d99c for ear
shel Ell hV4d vi sf. 4stHt+ aF-s - ~. t0 r.
RY@-Dull. at 81 3Sl51 40.
OATs-Steady, ut 5Ic tor No l.
BAKLEY-U ncnanged and quiet.
20 20 IT9N lJnchanssd middiing zoe.
WH1ss Y-Dasl, aSESI G5in bond.
RkoVIsIONS-t FIRM bu quiet. Mess Pol k
IN order ue5Hapd &C s2Js LUX Meats held
lat Ia 4Gl4ISc1 bur these rates are 14c above
the views 81 buyers; Bacon firm bat quiet,
at fS3sc FOR shouIderS an d E14c for clear
s1des; su@ar-cHred hams dull, al 29a2Ic
LARD -rtrmsr under the news from Liv-
erpotJ4, ana Saldzsst SIC; It ecu Id not have
been bought to any extent at this rate at
H1TTEs- -zFIFtis. a sjszc for fresh. @ l
GGs l6c.
CHEESE .lllk@lGI8c. IT, Fes 49,
FLA KaSEED In demand at 50 35fn2 40
GLOVER oEED-Held at SIS.
III MOTH fla le5nand a S2 70 on arrival.
don sat 145h Luyfrig fa -a N
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brand SC for Conestoga gold medal Ticks
26c for Hamilton regular; SOC for Lewis
ton ditto; IKE for Swift River; 231T@2i1%c
for Amoskeag Stripes: Dc for Amoskeag
Dentms; I9c for Hay ymaker Brown ditto (;
1Oc for all regular makes of De:aineS: Gle
for Pacific Arnures; l25xc for New Market
Corset Jeans: IT12 tor Kear arg @ Salted: l4c
for Cocheco Prints; 1870 for Pacific Mile,
sprague's and RichmODds; l2c fer Simp
son Mourning Prints; 41zc for Wamsutta; /;
&c for Troy; 1Sc Tor standard makes of
Brown Drills.
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Gen hos. Brown In Pike.

PErERSBURGH, lnd.r sept. 2, 1868.
Editors Journal: a@ Ioa&
To-day we held a large and enthu-
siastic Rel ub ican meeting at Wins
low. We mad In attendance some five
or six Hundred voters. The Fighting
Boys in Blue were on parade. Gen.
Thos. NJ Brown made US one of the
finest speeches of the canyass. The
speech, which lasted for two hours
aud twenty minutes, was listened to
with delight by the Republicans, and
some of the weak kpeed Democracy
were made to see the truth as it is In
Grant aud Colfax, and tkey seem to
be making effor toward their politi.
cal salvation by repentance for Sons
OF Liberty Transactions, DC, and tajrh,
In the true principles of civil and re-
ligious liberty, as laid down In the
gospel according to the Republican
party. a {.
n General Brown has the heartfelt
thanks of the Union men of Pike
County for this noble and patriotic
speech. While he speaker was ans
wering the appeal Of. jim RObinsO on,
and other Democratic speakers, Ito
let by-gones be by-gones,o he said,
/" May God, my Maker, palsy my right
arm By my side, should /, in the pres
ence Of the ghosts Of my murdered
and starved comrades, three hundred
thousand of the nations, best and
mnst heroic sons, who have died in
this cruel war, battling for right and
freedom-in the presence of the Wild
ows aud orphans of the land--ever
forget the past, or fail to look upon
the past record of the Democratic
party, at whose door lies tho respon-
= IL of all our loss by death and
debt"
4 cannot do justice to the speech.
Ii was truly grand, and abounded
with genuine wit and the soundest
logic. General Brown will long be
remembered by the Union men of
Pike; and the Democracy, God have
mercy on their poor souls, will long
remember how mean they felt.
d Gov. Dunning, not having trans
portatiou, failed to be present We
were very sorry fer this, fer the Gov
ernOr has q host of warm friends in
Pike, who were anxious to hear him.
The Hon. Lewis Wilson, our candi-
date for Representative, made good
and telling speech in the forenoon.
Our cause is gaining and you may
look for good reports from Pike at
the ballot box. T5kE EcTf,s 1.EF
Yours, FOR Grant and Colfax.
s1.G aia ha FILO.z
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CHICAGO.
Torchlight Procession or Grant and
Tanner Clubs-An Imposing AZ

= CHICAGO, September 4.-The torch
hght procession tonight, composed
OF the Grant and Tanner Clubs.-was
an imposing affair. The procession
marched through the princ;naI
streets to the Court House SaHare
where they were briefly Addressed bv
Mayor Rice. @
The total receipts Of lumber At thiz
port, from January list to August 3lst
were 659, BIT .249 feet. The total re-
ceipts of shingles the amount to 3Ol
773,OOO. being 101, ,936, 900 ia excess of
last year.
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PI IT'S SURG.
Attempt at Sulclde-GOncluSIOn Of
81 the SaRgeFfest. .

PITrsBuRd. September A man
named Levi Walk attempted suicide
Yesterday, BY cutting his throat with
a pair Of SCISSORS. He cannot, prob
ably, survive, Domestic trouble is
the alleged cause.
This evening the great Sengerfest
concludes with the promenade and
concert at the Rink ga.
A fire occurred yesterday at the oil
refinery Of Brooks, Ballentine Il Co.
in Temperancevillc, By which 500
barrels of oil were destroyed. Il. =
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The Convention and Ratification
b - ffsTas Meeting 1890


The Convention and Ratification
% ff Meeting
But few words need be said to the
readers of the JOURNAL in this city
and county with reference to the spir-
it of the County Convsntion and Rat
iication Meeting of yesterday. Most
of them witnessed it for themselves.
To those out in the country we will
say that, in point Of numbers. enthu-
siasm and sobriety. the Convention
never had its equal ia Southern Indi-
ana. This fact was freely conceded by
every Democrat whom we heard ex-
press an opinion with reference to il.
Everything moved like clock work,
from the beginning to the end. There
was no jarring, 40 discussion, no
fault finding.
The ratification meeting and torch 3
light procession in the evening ex-
celled any demonstration of the kind
ever witnessed in Southern Indiana.
For numbers, good temper, and vi
vacity. it was far in advance of any
display of the kiad ever attempted in
this section of country. The deco-
rations, the designs and notices were
beautiful aud finely painted. The en-
tire demonstration shows that the
Republic ms of Vauderburgh County
are fully awake to the importance of
the present campaign, and intend to
maintain the integrity of the country.
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LOUISVILLE.
dedication of JeWi Temple.

y LOUISVILLE, September 4. - The
new Jewish Temple, Adath Israel, at
the corner of Sixth Gndr Broadway,
just completed at cost OF Sl20, 600.
was dedicated this afternoon with i'm
pressive ceremonies, in the presence
of large congregatiC n. Reverends
Wise, of Cincinnati, aud lkleber, of
Louisville, delivered the sermons;
Two men named Powell were ar
rested to-day, CHARGED with tobbing
r. A. Robinson & Co., druggists, of
$l0, 900 worth of opium.
Doc. Ward, negro, was accidently
killed by soldier in the lower part
of the city ys.f srday. -..-
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WASHINGTON.
Nominate 9ns for Supervisors Under
the Revenue LaW-IRterRal RsTt-
nue. St0rekeepers and Guagers APP
pointed. szs

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 4.-Commis-
.sioner Rollins sent Secretary McCul-
Ioch nonaipatious for supervisors, un-
ier tho revenue law, for those dis
tricts for which names have not
already been presented. No action
has vet been faken on he nomina-
tions already existing. Another IN
terviGw on the subject will be had51e-
tween the Secretary and Commls-
siouer.
Commodore Goldsborough has been
9rderaa { o ordnance duty at the Phil
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Chicago Market.

BY. 1leiegrsplI1 easa7 CHICAGO, Sept. L.
FLoUR-Dult but steady at 81 509s so foI
Spring extEa.ar fa5t faaf ssse
VHEAT-Acfiye and L@1c lower: sales
OF No. at 81 70Gl 7l%, and No at 81 0la1
81 81, C osing firm at 81 6i for No. 2; les
siIice Change at 81 62 for No, 2.
0oRN- Actl Y a. ssI1St 3ASSl6 fszvsr: safes o
No. at 81 1}4es9613c: No. 2 at 97@9755c, and
REJECTED al 9S1ac closing firm at 9Sc for No.
l; sales this Afternoon at CSC for No. l..
OATS-Active and &c lower: sales at SEA
d214c Tor No j. g sostng at 52Cs521z.
YE-Steady and &c higher, closing at
81 25Gl 251z Tor No. / in store.
BARLEY-in good spe culative demand at
21z@3c higher, closing at 81 621z(3I 81 for No.
, 10 stors.ss = y
HIGHwINEs-S.eady and quiet: sales of
ri fgoy1srsSs sS = - ent4t ana n c,,anead
polk s2S 60; lard lSl4llSI&e; bulk meats
neat@cte6i.fE Il 3eEsR w 10
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet.
FIRE -GuTS-ActIYe but &c lower.
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J NaM fork nrr Goods Market.

%, Ieiegraph.I Ne" AOI'1A' 0oP0 :.
Oxeing to the prevalence OF severe rain
storm Trade in this department has been
80 .F,stf,ee INT The Tuarket, notwithstand-
- - 80 s)f "a Iieafttfv tone and prices
e.7eraiIy are firm at lie Ior Atlantic A;
Heavy Brown Shes tlpgsx $50 x11o<9e loF Amoske-
~ i Setssr A lie for BedfOrd sES,4 IOJSs far
! zsstarfs check; I31Sc for Lawrence 1, Il: ISc
z15f Arrloskeag A. Andoscoggln and Tom
ga ale. bleac5ed musIins; l6Izc for Hone !.
.*eCsc. for NJ ystIc Lake; 3Oc for PeppereIi
8-4: 621lc for Utica 81; 671zc for ditto l0.4 !.
soc fer ASmokeag A ticks; zoe for dino u
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UANEED-Q RRYMEN AND
W SCABBLERS -l50 quarrymen and
scabblers wanted at the Grafton Stone
Quarries, Grafton, Illinois. steady en-
pioyinent and good wages. Large and
commodtous boarding houses, belonging
to the Company, are situated near the
quarries. Address SILAS EARRING TON,
grafton, Illinois, or L.. w. IL. WRIGHT,
GA Commercial Alley, st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR RENT.

Ty0R RENT BAS EMENT- The base
- ment of the Cumberland PresbyterIap
Church, corner of Second and Chestnut
Streets. This would be a very deS irabIe
place for teaching NaEHc or DrdlOtno and
Painting. Also, good rO0m for an once,
Inquire of ALVAH JOH NSON.
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WANTED.

TYYANTED-MAN steady man. who
w understands working PlaninR and
Flooring Machine, to Whona we will nav
good wages and give S eady enpIoynerf
Inquire at this office or of
TRIBE, MYERS a BRO-~gr.-
Second St., bet. Chestnut and Cherry
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