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70 he Court nis tLirtssnIh 6y q Nay, By Alor-
70 I. berry, q DIddsfOrd, BsniISPS pray.
Ing h.! b dss,.;S = Il, Is
Aet and upon reading aid petition, IL is Ordered
by The Ccust tkas hearing b he'd upen the same,
the ath day q JAY 2 , es'S asls sss
AZ n and thst notice thereof BE- psbiIshsd In
The Onion Journal and the Portland Advertiser,
newspapers printed 10 sstd district, once veek
Cor three weeks, and that ell creditoSs Who have
proved their dsbts and other persons IN inerst,
nay sppear d aid timo snd place, and show
esnss, u any they hare. why the prayer Of ND
petition should not be granted. v-r
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aluiun aud Sonrual.
BIDDEFORD. Me-. NAY 81, 1869.

OFFICIAL PAPsa w pAskRupreY FOR YORK CO.
AND Ilso osuclL rArEn scs rus rsusD srirEs.
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RIO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs
| AND Tan from the face, use PERRrs Morn
AND PREcKLE LOrIos Sold by oil druggis"'
Prepared only by DR.. d. G. Perry, .. .... md.
nor BLACK WORMS. AND PiMPLES ON THE
u FACE, use PERRr's CoNnDoss AND PhPLs
REMEDY. prepared only by Hr. IL U. Perry, "
Bond 1T, New York. Sold everywhere. The trade
supplied by Wholesale Druggists. 6moi2.
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10 aa Special Notices. G.
hH TO TIE LADIES
YORK COUNTY AND VICINITY

A Choice selection Of Millinery and Fancy Goods
~ Factory Island, Saco also, ut her New branch
store Mt Moderation Village (Hrst Buxton), where
all the Latest New York and Boston styles Vii
be TeIyresented. oinio
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MAGNOLIA wATER-superor 10 The best imported Ger
man Cologne, and sold at half the price. 70,
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DIED.

ar Notices Of deaths, not esceelIng sy lines, iDs
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DlCKEAS WORKS IN THEIR MOST con.
PETE FORM.

Tho qualifications OF Master unmphrrys
Clock, by Hurd and Houghton, makes
their editions this most complete ones Ina
.aarLef.
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Biddsford aud Saco Retail Proc Current.
coRRscrKp WEEKLY. yriu
'arnsnAI. NAY 20. lsC9

TnrRsDAr, MAJ ", lcc9.
Portohco, v gall. ..M75
Oats,R bu. .S5D 20
OIL, lard, v gall .......1 ID
Whale, Y gall. I 67D.
Kerosene, v gall. ..i5d0
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela rss'unty.. In
the Circuit Court Of panola county. ~ n:
Phillips VI. Thomas D. Moseley No, s,aoI, aaa
Rachel kirkwood Va Thomas D. Noseley, No.
s,4o5.
Attachment, issued the eth day Of November,
1903. against the estate Of the said dsfsndsnl
fr the sam OF $ais G. In favor Of said n. N.
Phillips, and for tho sum Of $3.50 In favor Of
sAid Rachael kirkuood. rciurnahlc 10 the Cir
cult Court Of said county.
Notice l. hereby gisen 70 The said defendant
Thomas D. Moselsy, who d . nonresident Of
The State Of Miniss;yY, that unless be shall
appear before aid court Al the next term
thereof 10 h holden a The eoarthouse, Of said
county Of Pamela, In The town Of Pamela, on
the seventh Monday amer The loarth Monday In
March, 1899. and plead 10 ssia actions iudg-
ments will b entered against him and The
estate attached viii h cold. tffaf
: &c. HARRISON, CLERK.
jaso-5t
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A wsvh sspIsss with anecdotes and incidents
81 liz 4 he Great Metropolis, being Q Mirror
cf New Yssk, rejecting the Secrets Of The
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-24
Rivnr TNisnafeItaa.

LOUISVILLE, July 25.--The river is rising
rapidly, with feet OF water in the canal
feet on the falls and feet over the rocks.
The middle chute is entirely closed up to
passing vessels. official notification has
been served upon masters, through an ad-
iVertis cement i II the morning. Journals, that
the channel will be closed until the erec-
ton of the bridge superstruct ure. Business
in river circles is feyIving. weather clear
and pleasant. Port List-Virgtnia, from
Memphis, in tow of the Panther; Law
renee, Cincinnati TO st. Louis; Leonidas,
New Orleans to Pittsburgh.
NASHVILLE, July 23.-Rlver falling, with
&c inches on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and warm. .Arrived-Emma Hughes,
from Cairo. Departed-A. Baker, for Cairo.
MEMPHIS, July 23.-Weather clear and
pleasant. Mercury 80. River falling,
ADVERTISEMENTS. Departed -Common-
wealth and Luminary, for ST. Louis: RAJ
pides, for New Orleans; Burn, for Cincin-
natl. gas
+ NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-ATrived: City
OF Alton, Shark and barges, 1fH-
PIrTsBUkG, July Electromagnetic feet
s inches, and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Tner1non1eter 72o. ~
CINcINSHTI, July 23,-Po,t Eist-Arriy-
ais: Packets. Departed: silver SEray,
New Orleans: Shamrock, st. Louis. River
stationary, with Is feet in the channel,
and74 feet under the bridge.
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CINCINNATI HarEek.

BY relegraph.l C1So1EEATi. July %.
FLouR-Firm and in demands FamiIy,
s86l6 %.
:. WHEAT-Firmer, and the demand good;
old, 81 25gI 30; new, 81 I59I 20 new white,
Si 40; the offerings OF new are light.
C0RS-V cry scarce and prices advanced
to 7SG8Oc.
RYE-Firmer and closes at 85c.
OAT5-Firm at 73476c. -r a.a
- T. BACCO-ln good demand sales Of 179
hdds. at s. 60917 25.
CoTTON-Nominally unchanged.
WHus1zY-Firn1 &c 81.
PROVISIONS Quiet. but all articles are
held firmly. Mess Pork, $50. Bulk Meats
1S59l3lkc Tor shoulders, and sidps l55z0I6c
Bacon l45zG3ls34e for shoulders, lS.GlSt4c for
clear rib Sides, and l812@lS5Ec for clear do.
Sugar cured hams 22Cg1c.
I1ARD-Dult at l9l4@I95<c. @
d BUTTER-Unchanged prime to choice In
good order 24928o. ....... d.
EGas-Dull at 13g14c, shippers count.
OIL-No change. '.# +N
GRoCERIEs = In good demand at full
rates, Sugar 139l5jzc for raw. Coffee, 40
&c.
CHEEsE-Dan; Western Reserve. I29l8e;
factory, l5Qi51lc. 81
GoLD-l53, buying. I'll
EXCHANGE-Par, and dull.
MoSE9-Market easy.
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St. Louis Market.


BY TelegTaph.I Br. LOUIS, July %.
ToBAcoo- supply inadequate TO the do
maud, aud prices are full.
CoTToH-Nothing doing
I 4 HEMP-DUu and unchanged. .f
sd FLOUR-Buoyaut for low grades which
are scarce ana wanted; other qualities
quiet; supernns sold at S. 25G5 70; X 500
So BIZ Xxx s6g6 IS; xxx S7lg7 81; fancy
81 b0@S 90. 44atI
WHEAT-PrIces full for choice, but ether
grades are weak; small offerings OF choice
Spr1ug sofd ats .; low prime 70 strictly
prime red Fall 81 30gl 30; choice TO fancy
ditto 81 42Ggl 81. ..s.-.+4f ...f.-
CoRN-Firm at 95c for choice yellow, and
So for choice white in bulk; prime to
choice yellow in SACKS 81 0j9l 05i prime TO
choice white 81 O19l O8. FL. 4.4
OATs-Firm but buyers stand or; mixed
and white sold at 6S97lc, and fancy white
74ay759. -Ft1f
RYE-Firm at 81 p. .-.
WuISKY-FfrIn at 81 o..
% PRoVIsIoEs- Firm and advancing, but
notverY active. B9riZ sold at s53 59gBj IS,
the latter for extra heavy.
Professionalism Ii1I9A5sc; clear RIB
sides l81E4lS5Ec; clear sides fS1zMlBt4c; SUI
gar.cured hams 2292lc Iafl.
LAIgD--Dull 1870 for choice kettloi 2lo for
KEY.
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UhicsgO Market.

BIS telegraph al CHICAGO, July ..
EASTERN COMMUNICATING par sell
ing and lilo Off buying. t
FLOUR-In good demand ana nfin, at
s. 1907 % Tor Spring extras.
81 WHEAT--Is stronger and l@l1Ie higher
sales NO. Las 81 S6gl $50 (; No. 2 at 81 54}Zg
L 80, closing unchanged for No. and firm
at 81 IS Tor NO. z; this afternoon No. Il
dali at 81 -, seller August
CORN Excited; No. 2 advanced Ease
No. inactive and nominal; sales Of No. 2
at S9d9ic for regular and Il esh receipts
rejected sold ut 7SlJS2G no grade at 7597Sc,
closing weak at Soc for So.2i this afternoon
No. 2 Is dull at 90c, seller August
OATs-Firmer and lc higher; sales No.
at 09970Jzc, and rejected AT OB9G5Ikc, clos
ing with buyers at the inside.
RYE-Quiet and firmer; sales OF No. ] at
81 10, and No. 2 at 81 O59l Us. closing with
buyers and no sellers at 81 u for No. j.
BARLEY-Entirely nominal for cash lots
sales NO. at 81 30, seller TO the 18TH Sep
TENDER. la ..E....
EIGHWINES-Firmer at 81.
MESS PORK-Ste ady a. S33.
HAMS Weet-pickied quiet at Ice.
LARD - Is inactive at 1BZgl85zci for
steamed ttD-as
sHoULDERs-Dry-salt firm at l3c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-24

REAL ESTATE TRANSATLANTIC follow
ing is a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending July %. 1869, IS appears
on record on the books of the County Au-
ditor:
John J. Chandler to William FIeilman.
Lots and 10, In Chandler & AIlis' Subdi-
William Baker and T. E. Garvin to sera-
phtni Semonin, corner half of Lot 2, Union
William Baker and 7. e. Garvin to r.
NJ. Allen, part of Lots 2, 10 and in Union
Archibald Dixon to Nancy Martin, Lot 1.
IN IN BLOCK Is, southern Enlargement, Ior
Francis Barnes to Ann e. Clarke. mart of
LOT IL, In Block 4, Hubbard's Addition, for
William Baker and T. E. Garyfn to Ia
cob Half, part OF Lot 3, Union Place, for
4. K. Dun kerson and others to Edwin
u. Browns Lots 5, g and Z, Goodsell's En-
Iargement, for $3.50 so.
Andrew Palmer to z. ]. Ehrman, Lot IT,.
In B y Sos 40 10, Northeastern Enlargement,
Annie Nolen to Catharine McQufrk. Lot
| II, in Block II, Fourth Enlargement, for
Clinton stacer to Adam Bauer, north
west quarter, southeast quarter of Section
| %, township 4, Range IL, for 5000 co.
Il. W. ElmandOrf to Jno. RheinIander.
part of northwest quarter, northwest ouerfer
Of SECTION e, Township 6, Range il, Tor
Wm. Heilman to G. H. Kramer. Lots Is.
/ l6 and IL, in Block1, Springdale, for 1854 So
| VIM. Bedford, Jr., to Aug. Behmer, Lot
| z, in Block l6, Southern Enlargement. for
/ $500 90.
| John Wick cry to Maria E. Becker. Lot 2.
in Block 2, North Eastern Enlargement,
| for $500.
John yickery to John D. Becker, Lot /.
in Block 2, North Eastern Enlargement,
| for $500.
Ingle g. Garvin ct. al. to Mary NJ. Green.
Lot and adjoining half of Lot 5, Ingle's
| Addition, for $3.50.
Margaret NJ. 7. Fergus to Geo. r. Pres
ton, Lots l, ~, 2, and part Of 3, Subdivision
/ of Lot 81, Old Plan, for S,737 so.
| Richard Burchell to John Evans, half OF
| Block l, Heinlin's Addition, for sTOO.
John Evans to Catharine BurchelI, half
/ of Block l, Heinlin's Addition, for 500.
| Fred. Kramer to A. Melzer, Lots and c
in Book 3, Decker's FIRST Addition for
| $3.50 90.
| Peter Schulz to John Hedderick, Lots IS
/ and So, In Block 5, GoodselI's Enlargement
| 81 coo.
/ in RlOcK f. Huhbard's Addition for 500 CO..
/ T. z. Britton to III. p. Dexter, undivided
| third of Lot 10 IN Block IL, Northeast end
COR $50 90.
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!. aEETART& C04MERCIAL
sen YORK HARRIET.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July 70.
COTTON Lower; 275 bales at SSj4gS4c for
upIands.
better and more doing; H.G00 bbls at s. 359
IS IS State Western SO 55GG 30 extra state;
SO 1907 extra Western; 81 05g7 - white
wheat, extra So 50@7 10 round hoop Ohio;
S797 go common TO fair extra st. Louis;
S8o8 10 good 10 choice 90. Al closing firm,
included IN sales of $500 bbls for export
So I5Gg6 50 for extra Western; Oregon quiet
at ESid9: California rather more steady,
$50 bbls at 90 60g0 Rye hour firm; $50 bbls
WITrsKY-Firmer and more active: COO
bbls Western 81 051z@I 90, free.
WHEAT Receipts 1917 bushels; wheat
fairy active and,3g4c bettefi $4,000 bush.
at 81 51GI S. for 30 2 spring; 81 578I IS for
No. 90: 81 bal 81 FOR winter rcd West
81 590I 60 Tor amber Mich gan and State;
81 70 for new amber; 81 7J9l 70 Tor Whlte
California.
BARLES AND BARLEY MALT--NoninaI.
CCRN-kece4 pts ,453 bushi Without
S na6i83gd s neyy ,fo9 w yes 41 n e o5
souRd do, 81 039I o.; q small parcel do 81 O7
al 08 for Western yellow
OATs-Iteeeipts .6l2 BUSH l9lo better ;
sales OF 81 COZ bush at S2gS3e for western In
store; 84gS8c afOat.
COFFEE Easier; safes OF $50 bags Rio on
sUGAR-Firm; sales Of $50 hhds at ll159
| I21Sc for Cuba; 129I21zc for Porto Rico.
MoLAssEs- Steady; sales Of ITO hhds
MuscoYado at &c.
HoPs-steady at 10gI7c for American.
PErRoLEU1L-F'Irm at lie for crude and
f1EsEED OH Dull ut 07c@s1 90 in casks.
SPIRITS TURPESTIHE Quiet az 42g43c.
PORK-Quiet andsteady sales 500 barrels
| At S32 1852 ~ FOR new mess, So 90 for old
| do, rs 50@Z1 p Tor prime and s25 534lS p
| for prime mess.
BEEF-S Steady; sales rs barrels at e9 009
| sl6 % for new plain mess, SO Goals % for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef nominal,
/ at $40 00925 90 for prime me s, ana SO COG
/ $50 % for India InE5sss Beef Hams quiet :
/ sales 80 barrels ct 90 0l930 %.
CUT MEATS -I3uiI; sales 100 packages at
i 1871 q he for shoulders and l6 "a I9e for
hafBs. hiddles quiet; sales s. boxes Ice
i cured, part at Ice.
/ LARD-1eayy and dropping: sales OF $50
/ tferees at R7t9l91zc Tor steam rendered, and
/ 1955l9l91sc for kettle-rendefed.
! BUTTER-steadys az 16g28c for Ohio, and
| 16G36c for State.
| j Enthusiastically, at ll0l5e.
/ FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL bull and
/ lower. shipments OF 1900 bushels wheat,
| per steam, at Sd.
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PERSONAL We received call
yesterday from Mr.. Francis Fellows,
of Connecticut, VINO is in our city for
the purpose Of looking after the in
terests of the Straight Line Railroad.
He says a company Of capitalists has
been formed who will complete the
road if the citizens of Vanderburgh
County will contribute sufficient
amount to justify them in the under
taking. The amount expected from
our county is $4,000. a53g
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CRTNTNAL COURT.
TIE TRIAL OF JACK HITCH.

This court was occupied nearly the
entire day yesterday in concluding
tbe trial Of the State vs.. Jack Hitch,
for being an accomplice in the assault !
on Grace Howard, some time since.
A large number of witnesses were ex-
amined. and the court room was
crowded during the day, and when
the jury retired to decide upon the
verdict, the most intense feeling pre-
vailed. Speeches we're made by the
attorneys, aud Robert A. Hill, Esq,
made strong appeal on behalf Of his
client. About FIVE o'clock in the
evening tic jury returned verdict
finding the defendant guilty, and SEN
fencing him to the State prison for
two years, and fning him one dollar.
During Mr.. Hills remarks to the
jury, in speaking about regulations,
he said that they were destroyed by
the newspapers, and asserted that the
local editor of the JOURNAL. through
that paper, had nodded public opin-
ion so that Hitch was prejudged be
fore he was brought up for trial. We
beg leave to disagree with Mr.. Hill.
In all that we have said about Jack
Hitch we have simply published the
facts in each case without comment,
which, as public journalist. it is our
duty to do. Mr.. Hill was either mis-
taken in his assertion or else the jury
had perjured themselves, for they
stated under oath that they had not
formed or expressed an opinion as to
the merits of the case at issue. The
community at large may have formed
an opinion, but the community did
not try the case.
But we protest, most earnestly. in
this case and all others, against trying
to make the reporters of the papers
seapegoats in affairs like this. The
general impression created among the
friends of Hitch by the remarks of
Mr. Hill was, that if Hitch went to
the penitentiary, it was the local ed
itor Of the JOURNAL who sent him
there, and the jury, or the prisoner
himself. had nothing to do with it.
That is the way the mass Of people
look at things Of this kind.
A gang of men get together on the
street corners and discuss matters of
every description, and it is all right /;
but if the newspapers happen to speak
of the same things, it is regarded as
very wrong. As we stated few
weeks ago, we have yet to learn the
difference between town talk and a
newspaper item. Public opinion is
made up from the street corner dis
cussions, and not from tie newspaper.
But of late it is getting to be quite
popular to blame the publishers of
papers for moulding public opinion,
and the editor is singled out (as was
the case at Tcrre Haute) and shot
down for only reiterating the opinion
of the public at large.
We have not written this item with
any other intent than to attract public
notice to a custom that has of late
become quite obnoxious, besides
being radically wrong. And here
after we wish it distinctly understood
that we do not want nor intend TO be
held responsible for punishment ex-
tended to offenders. If a man com
mits felony, and is tried before a
jury, and by them punished, we want
the criminal and the jury to take the
responsibility Of his sentence, and
not have it shuffled off on the news
paper reporters.
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WANTED.
TIE County Agricultural So
eiRfses.

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our.
superior facilities for doing all classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, 7. ckets, &c. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or cOlOred inks, at short notice.
we have just added to our FOB Depart
ment i've hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles of poster type, and our faeili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon Us, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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WERER "a "a. PREPARTNa no Now.

WEBER & Co. PREPARING TO MOVE,
AND SELLING SUMNER HATS REGARD
LESS OF CosT.-See their price list:
Mems fine Panama Hats,a worth
So, al. 50 70.
Mems good Panama Hats, worth
50 80. at 81 70. M IA =
Mems fine Braid Hats. worth So 80,
at 81 80.
Mems good Loghorn Hats. worth
Toe, at SOC. Z aod92- aaeasl.J-a-
Young Mems Fancy Hats, worth
50, at 81 %. ri ~ A1e ey @
Boys and Children's Hats, worth
81 80, at 81.
"a On and after August 10th
WEBER & Co. can be found two doors
beloW-No. 81 Main Street.-The house
now occupied by 3. Baum. [ jy22-1w
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RSTOREROOM On Main Street, be-
- tween Fourth and Fifth. Apply 70
A. G. ROSENCRANZ, Office City FoanoiS'
fvIT DIFF
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TOBACCO MARKET.-The,tota sales
of tobacco, yesterday, footed up 80
hogsheads. OF this amount, q hogs
heads were sold by Martin, Gardner
& Co.. at from So IS to 81 65 for Lugs
to Common Leaf. Not single hogs
head was rejected.
weldon Bros. & Co. sold eight
hogsheads at from Sc So to SO so.
We were pleased to meet on the
breaks, yesterday. Capt. A. j. Taylor,
of GRANVILLE, Ills, who is. in the city
on business. There will be no fur
Their sale of tobacco until next Wed
nesday, the day of the big sale and
lunch.
Martin, Gardner & Co. sold n hogs
heads this week, against 1872 last
week. s..-. ..t. -t..au
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New YORK. Gold and Stock MarRet'

Bv Telegraph.1 NEW YORK, July %.
MONEY Easy and steady at Col per cent.
The-banlks are well supplied with curren-
cy. .- fyr
STERLING-Dull at 9zs9lO1s. =.
GoLD-Opened firm, but closed heavy az
1859; advanced q, and declined asi Closing
1851. -.
Tue shipments tomorrow viii be about
sl,000,000. ta
decline in receipts rom the country.
Closing Prices: Coupons 1881, III 90. looz'
I2i15 do. 1874, 12l1z; do. ls92 I1lS4 10 =, lSes'
l265si do. 1867, l2e18i CO. AoO'' Iva ~ 'o''
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FAST TnIE.-Benedict Schorri
bought a through ticket from TIL. Ven
eman & Sons, steamship agents at
this place, on the 7th of June, to
bring his brother, John Schorri, from
Canton, Bern, in Switzerland, via
Havre and New York to Evansville,
Indiana. The party arrived here safe
and sound on the I'D of July-time,
two days over six weeks from yester-
day. The contract was sent from this
CITY.