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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-18

HoAun4to III oofoes UIcetsp &C.
fCostar's' Buckthorn Salve
Is tho most extraordinary salve ever known.
it, power Of Soothing and Healing for al
Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chap
ped Halds and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for
Piles. &c., &e.-is without parallel. Ono
person says Of it, II would not be without
Box in my house, il it cost $500, or 1
had to travel all the way TO New York for
it."-M 7. Eoe"a,g Ne.ss, Sept. s.
All Drugststs in 81. CLOUD sell it.
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Housek :!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
READ-READ.

MEN-WOMeN--AND CHILDREN
MRN-WoMRN-AND CHILDAEN
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Our stock Of Violins, Violineellos, Con-
tre B.ssssj FLUTES. Pifss, Flagoletts, Clare
nets: Guitars. Baajes, Military Drums o.
alldssssiriiens. Brass Instruments, Aecor-
dsens. btrlngs, etc.. /. complete.
CAuEeb Organs, lslodeona AID Pianos
tu1e1 Ard repaired.
4teers ?ttsAasA e Win Prenptae
l ~ vaa2e-ly i
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Important to Farmers |
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'tOocling TO Scalds and Burns"
Soothing 70 all painful wounds, &C."
SHeAllnG 70 all Sores. Ulcers. &C."
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a0IgTARY& COMMERCIAL



BY TeIegraph.I NEW YoRE. Sept. 2.
CoTroN-Firner and quiet; sales ] 400
bales at Z5e for middling uplahds.
FLoUR-Receipts 8 473 bbls.; market dull
55nd strongly IN buyers favor; sales OF
5,lOO barrels at IS s0a6 - for superfne
state and Western; Is zoos 20 for extra
state; ~ 1896 70 for extra Western; So 75m
~ Tor white wheat extra; So 25g6 rs
Tor round hoop Ohio; SIS 50g7 O0 for ex-
Ira ~. Louis 81 00G9 90 fOrgOOd TO choice
ALSO 10 barrels sold last evening, fnclud-
e. e. y tV'y2y oags extra state for October, at
q, e. e6 ~ ~ lour quiet sales Of $50 barrels
% CoRS MEAL-QuIet; sales OF 50 barrels
ss.lz1Y--Firmer; sales Of $50 barrels
western free a. 81 25qI ~.
w hEA1--- receipts 81 ,9ll bushels: market
Ope .i Win hoiders asking higher prices.
and closed at yesterdays figures. sales ~
L55,oe0 Dnshels, chiefly last evening. Al 81 Al
ditto 81 4715gI 50 for Winter raj ftl ~.
u oO4t "a Tor Winter red and amber West
ern, u % Tor one load OF choice dffto Ell ~
white Western.
RYE-Quiet.
BAELEY-Dnll; sales 1900 bushels infe-
rior State at 81 %.
BARLEY MALT-Ouiet
CoRN-Receipts, 2f,eJ7 bushels: opened n
shade better, and closed dull, at about yes
terday's prices; sales OF 81 ,0O1 bushels al
81 O09I % for unsOund new mixed West
tern; 81 100I II for sound do; 81 1921 Is
for white Western; 81 l59I 20 Tor Western
oATs-Receipts. 23.57O bushels; opened
firm and closed lower; sales Of 10000
bushels at 6S967c for new sout lern and
western, closing at G3964c for Weateru +,
and 6696Sc for State.
RIcE-Unchanged
CoFFEE-IeairIy active; sales OF 100 bags
Laguara at l71z9l75lc; also 80 bags Java at
231zG281zc, gold.
SUGAR-Duil; $50 hogsheads sold at PIE
for Cuba; l35<0l41<e for Porto Rico
MoLASSES-U UNCHANGED: sales OF 100 aids
Cuba at csc.
HOPS Quiet; I0g20c for new.
81 009l o. ia casks.
MESS PoRK-Shade easier: sales of 40
barrels at s3l 5093I IS for new mess; clos
ing at S3I 50 bid, and s3i g. asked; so for
old DO; S2It92l 80 for prime, aud SO SOC
~ oO Tor prime mess.
BEEF-- teady; sales of l30 barrels at IS 80
9I5 % for new ptEin mess; sl2dl7 90 for
new extra mess. Beef hams quiet; sales
OF 80 barrels at $500 %.
CUT MEATS--2uiet; sales of lis packages
at 1891 14c for shoulders; 7gI9c for
hams; mtddles steady sales OF 90 boxes of
Ice cured az l65z8l81sc; and 5000 pounds OF
long clear in bulk at 1910.
IARD--Shade hFmer; sales OF 600 tieTces
dered.
BUrTER-Steady; l7928c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Eirm at 13Ql6c.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE-LOWeF. 42JIW43e
FREIGHTS-I0 Liverpool heavy and low
er; shipments OF $1,000 bushels OF wheat al
I'd per sail; l0d per steam and 500 barrels
OF nOur at = I'd per sail.
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Ohlcago MarAet.

By telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. %.
EASTERN ExCHAEGE-Par selling.
FLoUR-Quiet and easy at IS 1906 80 for
Spring extra. kt|
WHEAT-Active and fiTmer: sales No.
at 81 ls9lS1s; No. ? 81 l6g1 TX, closing
steady at 81 IL for No. 2; this afternoon the
September.
CoRN-More active aud &c lowerf sales
NO. z at lSt4dS0e, closing quiet at 971{c; re-
Jected I31z977c; 40 grade 74c: this affer-
noon the market is more active, at 78s,
seller September, and zoe, seller October.
for No. 2.
OATs-In moderate demand and 1Ia1zc
lower; sales No. 2 AZ 42942tzc, closing al
44c: rel ected 43a4315c.
RYE-ln fair demand sales No. ] at 871S0
SIC; No. S6aB61zci rejected 7G9i7c, closing
al SOC Tor regular No. 2, aud 76c Tor re-
Jeeted.
BARLEY-DuIl and 8,alOc lower on No. 2.
seller the month, aud G9l0c, seller Octo-
Der, closing &C 81 81 Tor No. IN store, and
HlGHwIsEs-B at 81 10; holders de-
manded 81 II. 81.
SUGAR-Actlve and unchanged
Recommendations and more active:
Mess Pork So 759j3 l2%: Lard is duh at
l6gleHc; dry -salted Shoulders I4aI4Jlc;
rough sides l79l71zc, and short rib middies
l7%9E5ze.
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A nefenslEo MeaIcInn.

elm time Of peace prepare for war; iaH
sound military max ifu. " let NOT tho
equally good ruIo in medical lhuapru-
dence. The man must De- made ef iron
who nnuH himself 90 the close ol SKINNER
as strong as al iis commencement such
"a phenomenon ia rare, oven among tHa
most robust OF the human family. Anus.
oular and constitutional vIror 0Ozrs auE
Of ms in the NrolliuH weather 0f July and
August aud few Ol ua, nb tho nuHuiIIa aI
the Fail, are ia the De possible condition
% defy the unhealthy luhuoucel of tba
season.
levers, together Will "a vautiv OF conn
plants that affect Che dIun.tVu orrnuH.
tho liver and the bowels. IUrm n portion
~ inc autumn proHrn mime banr ln mimi
and That htaminal vfHOr enables thn aV#-
TEN 20 repel them. no bn weak tH tu Do
miserable" says SATAN to Doll dtfaated
lcglona, in Paradise Lusi," aud llH HKe
ION is correct, though it comes non. au
evil source.
Hol then, Sc weak nnd eebIo. mrHv
yourselves against fho Invisible enemy
that Dervades tue Autumnhl nIr. Tho he.t
defense against mluEutn IH a. rnurra IBID
HO5IEIIBk'B STOMACH BIIrEHH
THIS refe vegetable tonic win improve
give uruuesa 10 your nerves. IuVIH0fltH
gour muscular fibre, regulate your HreTuz
lions, cheer yonr hpi 900, nud put your
IL 81 costly done. The STANDARD taaIaand
Alternative which will racuUCrufa Mf.n buIIa
you up, ~ not a." bad 90 tnice," butt qu iHr
contrary, pleasant medicine.
See, however, That you have tho nruufua
article, There arc Iuifntiuus nud rsuufrr.
ieiib ia tho market, nud they rr0 aII
that IOBrErTEHfs sIOMACH' BiTfEi5
ia SOLD ONLY 81 glass; lEnVor hY fhr GALLON
on cnsk)i nud lhat each hntuo bears label
~. W., ii4y ~. ~ hlbltllp oi ei. enpfa
anu the Dragon ANA our revenue stamp
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RIVer nIannleIacn-

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 23.--Arrivedi Ma
genta. Emma No 3, ClarksYliie and Mary
Houston.
MEMPHIS, Sept . weather clear and
very warm. Hiyers SIN rising. Departedi
Eelie st. Louis. Colorado, To st. Louis; Ru.
dolph and Kellogg, 10 New Orleans.
LoUsyILLE, sept. 23.-Port List Wan
anita, Cincinnati 10 Memphiss Charner,
Cincinnati 10 Evansville. River falling.
with feet inches water IA the canal,
feet III cues on the rocks. Business dull
WeBther clear and warm.
CAIRO. September 23.-Port List-Ciara
Scott, kvansgille packet, 10 y. ~; Misels-
slsippisS - Louis "a New Orleans, I A. m. F;
Cairo, ST. Louis 10 Memphis, 6 p. NJ: Al
pha, Cairo % E1stpOrt, o p. ~. River fCII6
inehef. weather cloudy. Mercury SO.
NASHVILLE. Sept. 23.-Itiver falling; rs
Inches on Ile shoals. Weather fair and
very warm.
CINeINNA.rI, Sept p. -Arrivals -Kenton,
from Plttsbufg: Liberty No. A, from So.
Louis. Departures - Dardanelle, 20 Ar-
kansas River; X. q. Gray, To Memphis;
Liberty NO. a, to steubenwilles KentOn. 10
PomerOy. River falling; 3 feet Inches ia
the channel B8 feet inches under the
bridge.
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LIvELY.-Business in the city yes
terday was rather lively, and the side
walks in front of our wholesale houses
were crowded with boxes and bales,
packed and ready for shipment. The
hotels were crowded with strangers,
including many merchants from the
interior of this State, and from Ken
lucky, Illinois and Tennessee. who
are here to lay in their Fall and
Winter goods. Our merchants anti
cipate a heavy trade this Fall, and
were probably. never better prepared
to meet it. or on more liberal terms.
Their stocks of all kinds of staple
goods are immense.
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G1EAT B RG AIMS
d R.Y GO O d 81
Look Out for Great Bar
gains in Dry Goodsl
Save your Money!

HUGHES has Just returned from
New York. where he has looked out
carefully for the interest of his GUS
toners, and bought a large stock of
the very best Of every article In his
line, and will sell them at such prices
as will insure perfect satisfaction.
He asks particular attention to his
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, TWeeds,
Jeans, Water proof Cloths, White
and Colored Flannels, very choice
stock of Irish Linens.
Large stock of Hosiery for every
body.
Elegant Dress Goods.
Large and superior stock of Vel
vets, Satins, Dress Trimmings and
Notions.
A very complete stock of Ribbons,
Grapes and Melines.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Hats
of the latest Fall styles.
Large and varied stock of French
Flannels and Plumes.
He has not neglected his stock of
Embroideries, to which he added
largely.
As usual. he has the best assort-
ment and cheapest Prints and Mus
Inns in the city.
He respectfully asks attention to
his stock. VIM, HUGHES.
se24-1w No. As Main Street.
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81. Loufs HarEef


By Telegraphl ST. LoUIs, Sept. p.
T0BAcco-StrOng, but unchanged.
COrToN-Nominal at 29c.
HEMP-NOthing doing.
FLOUH-Jhe demand exceeds the EunpIv
OF the lower grades, and prices are nrInef.
but not higher; sales Of Fall supers al 81.
x. s. 2505 40; Xxx, IS 5006; choice family
s8 7597 25: fancy do, 81 50@8.
WHEAT-Pretty firm and low and me-
dunn grades better; NO. Spring sold Rt 81
1IO5. NO. red Fail, SCI Q8Wl lOs No. do,
81 Sol IS: choice. 81 20; No. white, 81 lO0.
IA; No. do, 81 20; choice, gl 20.
CORN Firmcr; sales OF mixed at 67MJ0c (:
choice white, FcMel co.
OATs-LOWer and an ettled: sales. I'm
bulk, at 40Q4}c; mixed, ia sacks, 46@Gc
white, 43G59c.
BARLEY-Low grades very dull; sales NJ
prime Iowa at 81 l5; choice Illinois, el 90;
FAN ranges az 81 76aI S..
kYE-Firmer at 63as0c
WHIsKT-scarce and higher, with sales
PoRK-Dull, with small sales at So T5833.
DRY SALT MEATs-stin and higher:
sales at lSc Tor clear rib sides.
BAcON-BuOyanL and tending upwards (;
but held az 20c.
LARD-Duil; sales OF choice fierce on
orders, at le1zci keg, zoe.
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OFF TO JEFFERSoNVILLE.-
Miller, accompanied by two or three
bailiffs, left for Jacksonville last
night, on the Nightingale, having in
charge four prisoners recently SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary, to-wit:
jim Sherwood, for two years. for
playing the role of Deputy Sheriff
and collecting money under false pre-
lenses. John Buckets. with several
aliases, FIVE years for grand larceny.
Mike Carney. three years for grand
larceny, and a negro whose name we
did not learn, for two years for
robbing another negro.
AS they went aboard the boat Jim
Sherwood manifested most reckless
Indifference to the surroundings, and
called out TO our reporter, asking if
he wanted an item.
The gloomy walls Of the peniten-
tiary will no doubt eliminate some of
his recklessness. Jim was dressed in
a more genteel suit at the expense of
the county than he probably ever be-
fore wore. The negro was visited By
four or five. females Of the African
persuasion, who took an afectionate
leave Of him one tall saddle colored
she African promising to visit him in
his new quarters. One or two of the
women gave him money-doubtless to
pay contingent expenses.
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MONEY SAVED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 80 First Street, are now of
fering to the trade a large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars OF their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
will make it 10 their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as well as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sen23ff
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Cincinnati HarKBt,

BY reisaraph. UIEoIEEATI. Sept. %.
SO C0a6 ..
WHEAT--Dnll and prices arc nominal
red 81 l2QI IS
CoRE-Qulet and unchanged at 9sc8sl 90.
OATs-5Q055c.
RYE-Steady at 81 90.
IoBAcco-Active; sales OF 267 hogsheads
at 81 50 10 s23 IS.
WHIsKY-EXcited and unsettled: held at
81 10, and 80 barrels sold OF this rate.
s32 %.
LARD-Neglactedi II can be bought at
175zc.
BULK MEATS irmer; shoulders IS the
only kind offered, and they are held at
l4Lzci no sides Offering.
1910.
bUTTER-Firm, and flesh ia light supply
at 30935c
EGGs-DulI at 20c.
OILS : Linseed oil hrm az 81 OO8l o..
Lard oil 81 339l %. Petroleum 33q35cE
SUGAR-Actlve and in large demand
sales OF 30 hogsheads and $50 barrels OF
raw at l35zc to l6c.
COFFEE = Firm. and In good demand;
good 10 prime 22825c.
GOLD-l4lk buying
EXCHAEGE = Advanced TO par buy ing,
and % To lie premium selling.
MONEY Market closed easy.
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WoNDERFUL.-Those new pictures
in the Photographic art, which are
gotten up by Parkhill. attracted uni
versal attention yesterday. The
Corona" or cloud picture, is the
most beautiful thing ia the photo
graphic line that we have seen.
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- rslegIaph.l MEMPHIS. Sept. -.
CoTToN--Active, nllddling 2g<c; receipts
50 bales.
FLoUR-Wealrer at s. 90 10 SO %.
CORH-Stin az 81 OH to q TO-
OATa-Steady at Soc
HAY-Sales at SIS.
BRAN-Firm at S2l 90.
PORK-SH %.
LARD-20S TO 22c.
BAooS-tlrm and advancing; shoulders
nc; sides 201Sc.
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DIsoRDERLY CoNDUCT-A citizen,
resident on Fulton Avenue, COM
plains that certain sons of Belief
assemble nightly, at the front door of
a saloon OF Fulton Avenue, and by
loud talking, laughing and singing,
greatly disturb the quiet, orderly citi-
zens of thar vicinity. making night
hideous with their wild bacchanalian
revels. No policemen, he says, ever
invade those boulevards," but unso-
phisticated freedom and unbridled
revelry run riot. Can not Brother
Steineker regulate affairs in that
locality?
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louisville Market.

hy Ieiesraph.l LouIsvILLE. Sept. D.
FLOUR-Quiet. 9595 Is for superfno.
GRAIN-Unchamged common bulF corn
s5eWsi %. Red and white wheat 81 l0al 20
GROCERIE B-flrm.
IOHACCo-Leaf active: sales of ia hhde
at 81 O08I7 20
PRovisIONs-Firm demand with an mp
ward tendency. Mess Pork s38983 80. Ba-
con shoulders 1910; clear rib and clear
sides lg1<e. Lard Zoe. Hams, sugar cured
24c: fancy, 2jc.
WHqsKY-Firm raw 81 l29l l3.
BAoGIEG-231Sa27c.
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HORRIBLE CONDITION OF THE
PUBLIC LANDINa.-We have, time
and again, directed the attention of
the city authorities, the Committee
on Wharfs and the Wharfmasters to
the discreditable condition of the
wharf, especially in front of Hum
phrey, Lewis & Co.'s wharf-boat, or
on the entire square below the foot of
Sycamore Street. Mud and filth have
accumulated there to the depth of
from one to two feet, and for week
after the river fell it was a perfect
quagmire, emitting the most villain
Gus odor. After an almost torrid sun
had baked it hard, it became suhera-
bic, but now that it has been over
flowed again and is again uncovered,
it is more villainous than ever. We
do hope. for the credit Of the city and
for the reputation Of the Wharf Com
mittee, that it will be cleaned off.
When the committee have under
taken any Improvement they have dis
played a most creditable ability. Let
them try their hands on this.
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RAISING CAPITAL.-Ben. Daudrea,
amaimed soldier Of the Twenty second
Indiana, who last a leg at Mission
Ridge, was yesterday circulating a
subscription on his own behalf. in
order 10 raise sufficient capital to set
himself up in business as a book
seller. We we're glad to see that he
was receiving a liberal response to
his appeal to the patriotic people of
this city. He had number of names
subscribing sums ranging from one
to five dollars. We hope he will be
successful, and when started in bust
ness that he will receive a liberal
patronage. The men who periled
their lives and expended their limbs
IN defense of their country, have
large claims upon the community.
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aeN York DE- aooda RarKor.

nav ANlsA l1ElAf
bkY GoODs-Al hough the market IS
lnPucrately active, it is nevertheless weak
on certain styles OF plain cottons, partlcu-
larry SOllOn tlannels. The PeinbertOn q
lave Lave 2een reduced to-day from I8c 10 I55fc,
a a "a bieached Muslins from I31Sc TO l8c:
racine l. - brO'Wn SheetinRs from I4Lc to
i4oi AA!@nLlc IL a. Brown from IaJ<e TO lac:
Harris ~ Bleached from lac to ne. HiIfs
81 hleached Muslin aud n do. are also "a.
duced In price nc per yard.
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BLIND Tom IS COMING. are
glad to be able to state that our citi-
zens will shortly have an opportunity
of enjoying a rare musical treat,
Blind Tom, the renowned negro
pianist, will appear in this city. at
Masonic Hall. on the 9th aud 9th
of October, and will also give matt
nee on the afternoon of the 9th. Ma
sonic Hall was engaged on account of
the Opera House having been secured
by Bates & Dufield. Good seating
arrangements have been made, and
reserved seats can be secured at War
rem & Conyngton's Music Palace.
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sew lork gOId ana sIocR nArG,l

AeE i0rk Sold ana sgOCR nAFL.t.
IS Teiegraph.l NEw YoEK. Sept. %.
MoEEY-The features OF Wall street to-
day We're the excitement in tile q I'D Room
the stringency in money AMI "A reu ewal Of
the panicRy feeling in stocks. The trans
actions IN god were on scale OF magni-
tude WithOut a precedent in the history OF
the Room. The rise to-day was based
partially, on the expected recognition OF
the Cuban Insurgents as belligereuts at an
early day. Money was very stringent
throughout the day, and IN the afternoon
the dealings on Broad Street were revived,
and the rates paid were per cent, per an-
mum and commission OF %gas9% per
cent, while Z9L pr cent was paid Tor
turning the stocks below par, and Ig2 per
cent Tor the nigh priced stocks, and late IN
the afternoon per cent. was paid on Cen
trail and % on Hudson River, W lille money
itself brought a comm isslOn or e per cent.
The Hudson Company to-day passed
resolution IN favor or consolidating with
the New YORK Central, the terms 10 be
specified at joint cJnVeutiOn o be held
In few days. At the Central Directors
meeting, at Albany yesterday, cOnsOlida-
ton resolutions We're passed. The Judge,
yesterday, credited with Issuing an mi Il nc-
ton restraining the Directors Of the Cen
trail from acting in the consolidation IN a
manner denies having done 50. II IS pro-
posed TO change The terms OF the recent
consolidation or the Lake Shore, "a. y. and
T. W. q W. Railroad Companies. The
southern Is TO be put in at par and the
Wabash at zoe. a dividend OF 4 per 9 mt, ia
cash to be paid on the Southern on Jauu-
airy LIST next, and after that dividends to be
equal on both. The first dividend, how
ever, on the Wabash Is not to be befo-e
According to new arrangements there IS
to be no scrip dividend on Michigan South-
eru.
STERLISG Lower, and closed quiet aud
nominal at ~ for O. day bills and 5 for
sight.
GoLD-The market stands at l43lz9l43Iz,
and the latest transactions were az these
figures. The two extremes Of the day were
IA and I4f1z The fluctuations were ~
frequent that they filed six pages OF the
Gold Room ledger. The rates PAL 4 for car
rying were fiat, 81 per cent. gold / l8,
S-041 ~ -, l6 and = per cent. There is
very little disposition to lend go on time
ana very hlgh rates are offered for he use
81 II Tor d. 30, orr ixty days.
6OYERSMESTS- Have been lower; close |
nrn. Coupons OF 81, l209l2D1{: do. '62. |
i22z%9lZ25S; do. "a, I20gl2O14 do. '6j I201Sg |
~: DO. new llS129llSI. do. ~, 1890 |
Ils14 DO. '6S, IlS1zalIS5<: IO-4Os IC9l[MIO9Z. /
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GRAND SOCIAL HoP-The young
gentleman of the Aurora Circle,
gave a grand hop at Masonic Hall
last night. The attendance was just
about sufficient to make the affair
pleasant, and the evening passed off
il the most agreeable manner.
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European HaPket.
knFO
BY Cable.l

D NEADI5sI LDNDDNl otpLs %
Consols 925<. American securities quiet
and steady; Five-TWenty bonds. 62's s232 !;
'61's, old, 81; '67's, SlL; lO-40's, 7F4; Oz's az
Frankfort nat at S815. Bullion in the Dank
of England has decreased $4,000 pounds.
French rentes 70f 05c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.-COtton market
quiet: mtddifng uplauGs ~; orleans iz1a !
Sales s COO bales California white wheat
los lOd red western o 90 " esteTn Hour
e4s Cd Corn So Oats 3s I'd. Peas As.
Pork lbs. Beef eos Lard 40s. Cheese Ols.
Raro-s g5e ed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-24

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-There
was but little business of general in
terest transacted In the Common
Pleas Court yesterday. Herman Ja-
cobb was granted a divorce from Eva
Margaret Jacobi
In the case of Philena SelIman VS..
the city Of Evansville, cause brought
to enjoin the city of Evansville from
collecting certain charges for street
Improvement, the demurrer to the
plaintiffs complaint was overruled, to
which the counsel for the defendant
except.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-24
internal Revenue Matters.

WILL. WARREN, Jun, has been
appointed an additional Assistant
Assessor for new division (the 10th)
to be composed Of all that portion of
Vanderburgh county west and north
west of line running along Main
street, Evansville, to the Depot of the
Evansville and Charlottesville Rail-
road, thence along the said Railroad
to the dividing line between Wander
burgh and Gibson counties. This
appointment and division of territory
takes effect on the first of October.
Mr. Warren is now in the East taking
recreation from his labors, but will
return soon.
P. c. EBERwINE will continue in
charge of the remainder of the county,
composing the Second Division.
JOHN SCHUBERT has been appoint
ed by Collector Lewis as his Deputy
here, and will furnish stamps, make
collections, and transact other bust
mes of the office at the Assessors
Office, corner room Washington
Block, second story.
Capt. ALEX. DARLING, u. S.
Gauger, also has his Office in
the Washington Block, where the
Assistant Asses sors' offices will also
be located.
JOHN @. HARTMAN, of Santa Fe,
Spencer county, has been appointed
a Gauger for the purpose of attending
to business in tina. line IL the south
eastern portion of the District, where
there Will be large amounts of brandy
distilled from fruit this season.
There will be from fifteen to twenty
fruit distilleries in operation in the
district. The grain distilleries Of
Henry Ayres and g. B. 4 S. j. Bing-
ham, of Patoka, and Bingham &
Barton's, at Hazolton, are in full
blast. George Wolfin's, at Mt. Yer
non. is now undergoing. thorough re-
pairs, and will be greatly enlarged.
1t will probably recommence opera
tons in less than a month.