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River DisDatches

CAIRO, July Il.--P0rG IAst--A Iaslrn.r Gin
cInnati to New Orleans at 10 PM; MOllIe
A bile, st. Louis TO New Orleans. at 10 p n I:
sam. Il ale, Memphis 10 Cincinnati, at 4 A
NJ; Lum mary. VicksDurg to 81. Louis, az
AN; Great Republic, New Orleans TO st.
Louis, at AN: II. g. Gray, st. Louis to
PittsDurg. AT p VI. RubicOn, 81. Louis to
Nicksburg at PM: Armada, Evansville
packet, att p n The river has 7 sen two
inches. Weather clear. thermometer co.,
NASHVILLE, JAY lO.-River falling; o.
inches yet on the shoals; weather fair and
hot; IS in the shade at noon. Departed /:
Ella Hughes for Cairo. E4a7ff
LOUISVILLE, July 10 Port List - Cham
piOn, Cincinnati to st. LOuis; LeClaIre
No. 2, 10 Tennessee River. The river is
falling with feet inches water in the
canal, 8 feet inches on the falls and feet
inches over the rocks. Weather clear and
very warm. y
PITTsBURG, July I0.--BIOnougaheIa feet
inches and rising. Weather clear and
warm. Thermometer $50.
CIEe1ENATI, July lO.-Port Idst-Depart-
ed, MinueOla, Memphis: Rob Roy, New
Otleans. River falling, with 20 feet OF
water in the channel, and 81 feet under
the bridge. u
MEMPHIS, July 10.--Weather clear, nner-
cufy 80, falling slowly. Departed, Marble
CITY, % Nicksburg; City OF Cairo, Great
Republic, to st. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, July l0.-ArriYed, Missls.
sippt; departed, Lizzie Gill. to ST. Louis
Indiana, *. Il. Lee, to Louisville.
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BY TeleEraph.I CIEOINHArI. July 10,
FLoUR-Fim and demand Iighti family
y HAT Held at 81 sast 40, and closing
dull.
CORN-ScaTQe aud drmer; ear 7ja77c.
OAIa-AdvGnoed TO 72975c, and la Light
supply.
hYE-DulI at 81 Is.
WHISKY dVanced TO 96c and In gOod
demand anu held higher.
Mess PORK held at $50. Bulk Meats l254e
l55zc, 1870 and l014c. Bacon 14c, lzc, 171Se.
and lsci no sales good demand for sugar.
cured ham; sales OF 300 Lierces az 2tcs NOW
asking pc. Lard dun at l9c; NOT salable At
better than lskc. Butter scarce aud firm
at 22G2Se. Eggs 7@lSe-
SUeAR,-aFiirm and ia fair demand; New
CoFEEE-In good demand at 2i@2plc.
OtIS-LtuSeed dull at elnl Oh; demand
quite light. Lard VI 428l AZ. Petroleum
zA030c.
GOLD-l351Z buying.
better supply.
ExcHAsdE-Firm at 10 discount buy-
ihg and par selling.
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ChIcag0 Market.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO, July 10.
F-REIGHTs Active and n shade armer
engagements at 414G416d for wheat to Buff
falo anu 71z0Sd 90 Ktngstan.
FLoUK-Quiet but firm at $500 20 for
Spring superhne, rl
WHEAT air active on speculative
and shipDing account; owing 10 uniavora-
bic advice from the eastern maj kets low
safes OF n 0. / AZ I'll 329l 50; No n AT 81 D@
81 No. . at 81 n a. ~ closing quiet az
81 3O5<9l 81 for No. z; af or Change the
market was dull and unsettled win sales
livery.
CoEN-Qulet and lower. closing AZ 7gc for
o2;speculators Were principal operators /;
sales AZ iaSic for No land 77j4W7gcfor No.
y after Change there were sales OF No.
az 7Scs sellers option, last haif in ~.
OATS-Quiet aud unsettled; prices l9I1le
lower, closing at Csc Tor No. 2
kYE-Duli and inactive at 203c lower for
No. l. closing nominal at 81 90.
BARLEY-Dull and Inactive; I'm absence
OF sales the market may be quoted nomi-
nal, 81 40al As for No 2
PRoVIsIONS-Dull: r. cgs pork nominal at
S33 Hard ,lSgls1zc dry sailed shouiders1 We :
sweet picked hams firmeT, sales 100 tiefees
at l7c.
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Sc. Louis Markell.
By Telegraph ST.. I.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 10.
ToBACCo-Quiet, with not much Offering.
COTTON y Ominal, at 3211933t.
HEbTP-tn better demand, with sales OF
undressed at 81 009l 40.
FLOUR - Active and higher for low
grades: superfin4s sold at s. l0a5 G7I5. X n
Sc 25a6 50, Xxx 81 25@s7 90, and fancy 81 IS
40 so.
WHEAT-Choice old ard dry new Fall
stIH at full prices: No. Spring sold at
81 70, and firm; new and old red Fall 81 30
choice new red and white 81 As. Pro.
CORN Firm and higher; 50 n ssc for
mixed. e0a92c for yellow, and 98cgsl 90 for
choice and fancy white.
OATs-Very firm and held higher; sales
at 6gG70c for mixed, and 75e Tor prime
white.
KYE-Easier, at S1 10.
WHIsKY-Advanced TO 90cGsl 90.
GROCERrEs-Q quiet and Unchanged.
FROVISIo s-firmer, bat not much do
Ing. Pc sold, on ORDERS at tS3 p. BacOg
City shoulders sold at 1ic, clear rib sides
TIC, and clear sides 1S14ci canvassed hams
2le. Lard-Nothing dOiHgi choice held az
I8c for small lots.
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CIRCUIT COURT - The MAYORS
SALARY.-The only case of import
ance. before the Circuit Court, on
Saturday, was the suit of William H..
Walker VS.. the city of Evansville.
Some time since the City Council
passed an ordinance reducing the
salary of the Mayor from $4,000 to
$4,000. To this order the Mayor
entered his protest, claiming that the
city had no right to reduce his salary
aud it was decided to have the matter
legally settled. Counsel submitted
agreed facts, and asked the decision
of the Court upon the point whether
the City Council had the powersfo re-
duce the salary of the Mayor, and
Judge Jones decided adverse to the
plaintiff, sustaining the order of the
City Council. Mayor Walker appeals
to the Supreme Court.
A rather interesting scene took
place between Judge Jones and ar
attol ney in regard to some missing
papers, and the Judge ordered the
attorney to show cause at a future day
why he should not be debarred from
praeticing.
In the evening the Court adjourned
sine die
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Dr. Lohn WhLte of NeW Orleans.

DIR. John White Of New Orleans.
DIR. Whites known remarkable
cures and large patronage at Evans
vile and surrounding towns and coun-
try some years since, induce him to
again tender his professional services
to the afflicted at his rooms at the
Sherwood House, until the 10th of
September. Forty years experience
and extensive practice in large cities
North and South, with ten years ex-
tensive patronage 10 New Orleans and
from aboard, and a large patronage
profered by the officers and soldiers
of both armies In that city during the
four years war, have given DR.. White
the experience, discovery and test of
remedies which enable him to per,
form his known remarkable cure of
diseases incident to both Sesces and all
dges-to effect permanently the cure of
both the body and the mind of the saf-
ferer
Doctor White can furnish the evil
dence of his extraordinary cures
has been peculiarly fortunate and dis
tinguished for his cure of all forms of
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Coughs,
DTOHCAALlSs LdA HCAALios 0Stuuld,
Consumption, and all diseases of the
Throat, Lungs. Heart, Liver, Spine,
Stomach, Bowels. Costiveness, Dys-
pepsia, Scrofula, Kings Evil, White
Swellings; all Sores, Ulcers, Abeesses,
Cancers, Piles, Fistula, in all their
forms, MercuriaI and Hereditary
faint, and all radical impurities of the
Blood, Jaundice, Diseases of the Eyes,
Brain, Goritre. Big Neck, Diseases
of the Kidneys, Gravel, Dialects,
Dropsical Diseases, all Female ALL
ments, Weakness. Wasting and
Nervous affections, Sick Headache,
Nervous and Sun Headache, Depres
sion of Spirits, Hypochondria, Hys-
terics, Fits or Spasms, etc.
DIR. White does not allow any dis
ease, however inveterate, secret or
wasting the vitals or general system,
t o escape his care.
In Female Diseases few physicians
in the United States have mad equal
experience and success. jy12-tf
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TUE FIRE LAST NIGHT.--The
alarm Of FIRE was rung about nine
o'clock last night, caused by the burn
ing of a stable belonging to Jacob
Dennis, whose house is situated on
Cherry Street, between Seventh and
Eighth. The engines were on hand
10 very fair time, but No. 2 being the
nearest, got water GU first, and the
services of the other steamers were
not required. The stable of Mrs.
Andrews, across the alley from
Dennis, was on fire, but the flames
were extinguished before much dam
age was done. The loss of Dennis
will probably amount. to $3.50, on
which. so far as we could ascertain
there was no insurance. 1t is sup
posed that the stable was set on fire
by some villainous scoundrels.
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FALSE ALARM-The alarm of FIRE
on Saturday night was caused by
somebody seeing big blaze at Daum' s
Pottery, and thinking it was house
on fire the alarm was promptly given.
The engines were out on short notice.
and at the corner of Second and Main
Streets, steamers Nos. 1 and 2 collid-
ed. The only damage sustained was
the breaking of the tongue in No. 2.
A new tongue was put in yesterday,
and the engine is 90. K" again.
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SERGEANT BATES. ant Bates,
who carried the American flag from
Vieksburg to Washington, has To-
Gated in Louisville, and is to have a
a" benefit at Weisiger Hall, next
Friday, the management of which is
to be under the charge of the ire
pressible Melville, who is, perhaps,
remembered by some of our citizens
We believe that great Snowman, DR..
Yates. Will not take any part in the
affair.
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.n..n.nntNS cnnNpREL.-E

~
A DAsTARDLY SCOUNDREL'-pl lend
1sH ATTEMPT TO OUTRAGE A YOUNG
charlottesville is becoming 4 fast
city We have been surfeited with
mnrderers, rObberies, attempts to kill.
suicides, &c., but the most diabelieal
deed was the last one attempted.
Some internal scoundrel. between
twelve and one o'clock on Saturday
morning, entered the House of j. X,
Bell. on Main Street, between Sew
enth and Eighth, and BY the use OF
chloroform, attempted to violate the
person of his daughter. Mary Bell, a
young lady of about seventeen years
of age, who is noted for her beauty
The vile fend entered the room OF the
Young lady from the shed at the back
mart of the window and was evI-
IDENTIFY familiar with the prem
ises. The young lady slept on a
lounge. and her mother slept IN the
same room, while Mr.. Bell occupied
the front room. The scoundrel pul
chlorOform on her face, but it got IN
to her eye, which caused it to smart
and she awoke, and at the same time
, the old lady, who is an invalid, alsC
, made movement, which frightened
Z the seoundrel, and he jumped
} out of the back window agar
: and made his escape The younI
lady screamed, which immediatel!
e awoke her father, but when he enter
/, ed the room the wretch was gone, ant
3 it was some time, owing to the frigh
e and confusion of the young lady
t before he could ascertain what wa
J, the matter.
e The screaming of Miss Bell wa
o heard by the neighbors, several 0
o whom looked out Of their windows
r and saw the villain running up Mai
e Street at the top Of his speed. ii
5 had on light coat and black pants
: and, it is supposed, light gaiter shoes
: aud besides had his face masked
d 1t was a bold attempt to com
IS NIT fearful crime on a
o innocent and pure girl, aud it is for
IS tunate that she awoke at the tim
d she did. We should like to hear {
of the guilty wretch being caught, an
although cot in favor Of mob law, W
think that hanging him up to tn
nearest lamp-post would be too goo
= for him. Aa
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SUDDEN pEATH.-On Saturday
evening. a colored woman named Bet
ty Rogers, who resided on Ninth
Street, between Cherry and Chest
mt, died very suddenly. She was sit
ting on a chair engaged in converse
ton with another person, when all at
once the blood gushed from her
mouth and nose. causing death in
about five minutes.
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TIE GRAND GoNcERT.-By an ad-
vertisement in this mornings jour
NAL, it will be seen that the Grand
Concert by the Evansville Orchestra,
which was postponed last Thursday
on account of the weather. will take
place tomorrow evening, at the Arte-
sian Springs Park. Let those who
love good music and wish to enjoy a
pleasant evening in the cool grove
make their arrangements to 60. The
grounds will be illuminated.
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OUGHT TO BE FIxED.-Tbe nave
ment on Main Street, near the corner
of Fifth, ought to be brought to the
proper grade. and the bricks re-laid
tits bad place, aud is heartily cursed
by immoral pedestrians, every day.
We presume the city surveyor can
give the proper grade now as we'll as
any time.
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Have .Yon He1er Heard Of IT.

Then inquire at once at your grocers
for DOOLEY'S CHEMICAL
YEAST BAKING POWDER, the
only strictly pure and harmless ba
king powder in market, from which
good, sweet palatable buiseuits, rolls,
formally with the same success. This
article has been steadily increasing in
demand and public favor, and stands
to- day the most reliable baking
powder in usesA Ask your grocer for
DoOLEY's BAKING POWDER! 1t cod.
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WHOSE ARE THEY2-Some person,
Of Saturday night, left two fine young
dogs 10 the yard of VIM. Bedford, sr.
If the owner does not call and get
them, Bedford proposes to fatten the
dogs, and keep them till Fall, and sell
them to some Cincinnati 'sassidge
maker"
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Lev YOrk DE- Goods MarkeL.

DRY GooDs-The dry goods trade Is dull
but prices firm, and some dealers htNe
advanced cambrics to-day Zct w asnlH@-
nigh colors NE; pinks ana purples nc
Hills bleached mtIsltns are selling AZ IA
WlQs Fruit of the Loom and 1fOmgsaale l3c :
WoT.,s,ffa q25Sc: n ~ Mills 2bc; heavy
hroSvD OF best mak efs, bring lie;
second. 90 169lG1lc southern l3MMluc (;
P,ffsfeld BE; GO0dtn0 NJ cam .Mtiis 81
Shifting I2ISc; dark prints i3%c, which Is q
reduction OF the opening price OF Fail,
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A MAGNIFICENT BLANK Book
The JOURNAL Bindery has just COM
pleted and shipped to Aberdeen, Miss.
one of the finest Court Dockets ever
made in this city or any other city.
1t is twelve quire medium. ruled,
printed and bound in the highest
style of the art. 1t is for Monroe
County, Miss.
The JOURNAL Bindery is the place
to get the best Blank Books of all
kinds.
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RETURNED.-John J. Chandler,
ESQ.,, returned on Saturday night from
trip to Kansas City. Missouri, hav-
ing been absent three weeks. He was
present at the big celebration in hon
or of the bridge over the Big Mud
dy," and he says the people were very
enthusiastic. Real estate is held at
fabulous prices. and the people are in
a perfect business fever. there being
about as many stores as DWELLINGS.
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Louisville Market,
~ Telegraph.I

sy relegraph.l LouGsvILLE. July l6
FOUR-Superfine 81 IS. l
GRAIH AND O. oCERIE9-Steady and uu-
changed. s..
TOBACCO OF 10 hogsheads at 81 209
1000. sl
Prov sIONs-Firm; mess pork $500; ba-
con shoulders l4Lc; clear rib lSe; clear
sides lSl4e,
IARD-Tn Heroes l91Se.
HAMs-Sugar cured i91Ic.
HTGHWINFg
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REooRDER's CoURT.-The terribly
warm weather Of the past few days
has affected business of all kinds, asd
the Recorders Court has suffered
from the general inactivity.
George Bofandick, for his part in
the fight at Rachel Stinson's, was
fned SIT, which he paid, aDd Henry
Bernhardt for being engaged in the
same muss, was taxed $12. This was
the sum and substance of Saturday 8
business.
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MIsTAKE.-We were wrongly in
formed, on last Friday evening, in re-
gard to the death Of Henry Beeeher.
the negro boy whose skull was broken
By some rOwdy boys. He is not dead.
and his condition is improving,
although his recovery is doubtful.
Frank Pritchett was arrested on Sat
urday, charged with being one of the
parties engaged in the affair. and sew.
eral other boys who are charged with
completely, have left town.
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Memphls MarKet.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIas July ID.
COTTON Dull at 32lZc. Receipts bales.
exports 376 bales.
FLoUR-U Unchanged.
WHEAT-New, 81 25Ql so. .-..,
CORN-SaIes at S899Oc.
OAps-S0c
HAY-S25 CO.
BRAN 81 50G22 90.
GORHAIEAL- a Good ..
BORK-e34 80.
LARD-I9g2Ic.
.BAooE-Nominali shoulders l411ci sides
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TIE County Agricultural So
cietieS.

As the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
Ing to make coAtracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Ils.s. Tickets. sc. We are also prepared
to get up one. two, and three sheet Posters
i'm plain or cOIored inks, at short notice
We have just added to our JOB Depart
uaent five hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles OF poster type, and our faelil'
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us OF
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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TABLEAUx.-A series of beautiful
tableaux were exhibited last Friday
evening, at the residence of james
Oakley, ESD, on Water Street. The
tableaux, which were really very fine,
were gotten up by the little folks, and
were performed to quite large audi
ence of visitors.
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B9= We have now in stock the
largest variety of Ladies and Gents
Gold Watches, of American, English
and SwisS manufacture ever offered
In this city, albof which will be sold
at the lowest Eastern prices, at
GEIssLER 81 DELANG's,
jy10 2t 81 Main Street.
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Meeting OF the Norma Club.

The Norma Club, for the election
of officers and the transaction
of other business, will hold reg
ular meeting at Masonic Hall this
(Monday) evening. July 18th, 1869.
A full attendance is urgently re-
quested.
By order of the President. jy12 1t
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cram oats nom LITTLE aoorns grow.

ss.Fall oaFs from little aeorns grow,
Iiarge streams from little fountains how" y
seven years ago the PLANTATION BITTERs
were but little known To-day there is
moi a nook or corner of our land where
they are not found and used. The sale has
reached the enormous number OF Five
Millions of Bottles annually, and 1t is con-
stantIy increasing. 1t only shows what
can be dope wirhsa really good medicine,
and a systematic course of making il
known. Perhaps no medicine in the
world was ever so deservedly popular as
the PLANTATION BITTERS. Go where you
will among the rich or poor, and you will
ALWAYS find these BifteIs IN use. Their
merit has become an established fact, and
we cordially recommend them IN cases OF
dyspepsia, loss ofappetIte, chilis and fever,
headaches &c, &c.
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold al
half Tha DrfcR-
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SUNK AND RAISED. ice boat,
which was being filled with ice at the
wharf, on Friday night, or rather
Saturday morning, was nearly loaded,
it was discovered to be in a sinking
condition, and settled down till it
took considerable water By the
prompt action Of Tom Bullen and his
assistants, it was pumped out, but a
considerable quantity of ice was
melted.
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CRIMINAL CoURr. = Nothing was
done In this court on Saturday. A
motion for a new trial In the case of
John Watts, who was sentenced to
the penitentiary for life, will be argued
before Judge johnson this morning.
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CHICKEN CHOLERA-We hear nu
merous complaints that a great nnm-
Der Of chickens are dying off with the
chicken cholera. Some persons have
lost a large number.
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80 srArEMnN

GovERNMENTs - Opened steady, con-
tinued firm, and closed higher; nothing Is
known as TO the iurther purchase Of bonds
by the Governments e5-}0 prices were.
Coupons q 81 IlS5slls15s da. 20. I228iZ2lS
2 new % 5lSgi7 W. 40 ~ vi 7S &C.
lI75E9llS; l0-40s, iOugl09Z.
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FLNuRl FLaTRl FL0UR ,

New Tennessee wheat Flour to be
bad. at the Great Western Mills. al
So % per sack, corner Fourth and
Fulton Avenue.
jy7-tf VAHLBERG & DIXON.
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ILL.-We learn that w. G. Brown,
Esq, is quite i'll, suffering with the
remittent fever. although not seri-
ously.
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SAW LoGs.-There are a great num-
mer of saw logs in Pigeon creek at
present. each mill.seeming to have a
large supply.
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"a Mr.. A. HI. Talbot, one of the
trustees, returned from Louisville on
Sunday evening last with the draw.
ings of the ground floor plan, front
and side elevation of the public
school building to be erected in this
city. The drawings and working est,
mates would have cost 800 In Evans
Vile, but Architect G. j. Clarke, of
Louisville, will do the required work
for $250.-Headerso1l Reporter.
We are inclined to think the above
is a mistake. as we believe our arehi-
tects will work for as reasonable prices
as those In other cities.
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GRAND.JURY.-The grand jury has
been summoned to meet on next
Wednesday. The following are the
names: Isaac Heimann, VIM. w.
Morgan, VIM. Ingle, John White
head. Archibald S. Martin, J. G.
Jewell. Louis Topf, Geo W. Finch,
Jacob Denzer and John Gavisk-11
Henry Redman, who has gone crazy,
was the twelfth man. but the Sheriff
will have to put some one else in his
place.
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dew FORK GoId and atoeK Marh,t

By Telegraph NEW YORK. July 10.
MONEY Easter ielosing with good sup
ply at 6@7 per cent. Considerable currency
has been eceiyed blythe banks from the
Wet one Receiving nearly 100000.
0oLD-Ftrin. with less speculation. 10 Is
believed that the shtpmeBts he,e Ia
few weeks wiz las aulite liberal; prices
opened al 1857 q advancsd to 1876, and closed
at 1884, Htaf
Tho bank statement shows a contraction
by the banks, aud an increase Of specie
from Treasury disbFrsefnents.
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A WEATHER GUAGE.-We have
had so much rain lately, when it was
not needed, that many of our readers
have taken great interest in the
weather. We clip the following in
teresting item from an exchange, with
the suggestion that these who are in
terested in the weather give it a trial /:
A cup Of coffee is a sure barometer,
if you allow the sugar to drop to the
bottom of the cup and watch the bub-
bles arise without disturbing the cot
fee. II the bubbles collect in the mid
die. the weather will be fine ii they
adhere to the cup, forming a ring, 1t
will be rainy, and if the bubbles sepa-
rate without assuming any fixed posi-
ton, cbangeable weather may be ex-
pected. Try 1t.
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FOR RENT.


yENuE THREE STORY BRICK
bniIdIng occupied by L. q ID. Helinann
No ~ Main Street. Is for rent. Apply AZ
their store, Nos ~ ana o. Win 49,, ~ o,,,v, I
i've diff tan city papers please coPy.l
ovrSr ON Fourth street, between
Main and SycasRore, a double three
sf0rt brick. with two good store-Ioo1sl,ss
VIII be rented sepaT aLelY or goss a,e4a
famfffes. For further Eartieulars APPLtS, ", ~
pr ", Il. fRUNCIE. No. = NoI6 l1s S,tf
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Dg Just received, a large assort-
ment Of Solitaire and Cluster Dia
mond Rings, from $500 down to $25
each. Call and see them, at
GEIssLER & DELANG's,
jS10 2t 81 Main Street.