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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-01-22
POITTTCIL.

Ex-Gov. Fenton Of New York, who Is 10 sue
coed Edwin d. Morgan ms United States Scna-
tor, is forty-nine ycrrs old. He has served ten
years in the House of Representatives, and four
years as Governor Of the State.
The National Colorcd Convention has adopted
report urging tho organization Of an Equal
Rights League.
A resolution was passed asking Congress for
an amendment to the Constitution 20 rs to put
beyond cayil the right Of every citizen to vote
irrespective Of race or color or condition, and
urging upon Congress the necessity Of further
legislation to redress the outrage Of cxpclling
the colorcd members from the Georgia Legisla-
ture, ard to restore the rights Of the colorcd
people in that State.
A subcommittee is preparing an address to
be laid before the American people, and another
committee has been appointed to present the
suffrage question before the Congressional Ju-
dietary Committee.
The Times despatch says Gen. Grant has f.
nally accepted the invitation Of the Baltimore
Unionists to receive at their hands the compli-
ment of public reception. For this purpose
he will leave Washington on Thursday Of this
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carpenter "n' 49, WV "'p" ,O' , sonA
y,.,,o.,,,-cox.rnor cnm,,ocl' =, Indi,n, h,.
h.cn nominatetl by the republicans to s,,ccecd
M, Ucndr;ek, IN the United States Senate.
p,..,,o,. Co.. limited State, Senator. ,,,r.
IL ~ ,ho ,o,;.,,,urcs Of severa, s,,,o. no
.,ao. ~, ovr ON Tuesday. 30, Tn Massachusetts,.
Ch,.,o. suurs- wa. reelected In New yorp a, !.
Govornor Reuben E. Penton was elected 10 Mr.
Nor,o,,s sc,. Tn Pennsylvania the Hon. John
Scott, a Republican, was chosen to succeed Mr..
Buckalcw, democrat In Delaware, Mr.. Thos.
T. Bsyard, a son Of the present senator, was
chosen for the term ending March 4th 1876,
and the appointment Of his father by the Cover.
nor for the remainder OF Mr. Riddles term was
confrmcd. In Michigan Hon. Zachariah Chan.
dler was reelected. In Indiana Lieutenant
occupied by MIR. Hendricks In Missouri Gen.
.afi Sehu'i was CHOSEN 70 su0eeoa MI. Hen
a0rsOn' r0e"hs uo e".''e Hpuoiioan vote Of
'O'" "V1 " ' '"' nun "'eAan-
wv w r
"enucme"' sha oana"a'e In the lar
"es'' a''er having gwen ms sentiments on the
"Const''anon' the : Monroe Doctrine" and
such Ike 'op'es-sehueinen' and he put his
hand on tho region oil his heart. "these are my
sentimcnts--the sentiments, gentlemen, Of a
honest man-aye' onestPOlitcian-but. gen
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To Holders Of GovrrnmentBonds.
AND oruER
SECURITIES AND vALrABLEs.
yyIOy SAPE DEPOSIT YAULTS.
10 STATE ST., BOSTON.

LIE. IIIGGINsON a Co. offer hr Rant SAFES In
side their Vaults at rates nom so 10 s0 PER sb-
mum. They aiss offer IN receive, on special depos-
n, A. Dailees, securities OF persons living In the
country or travelling abroad, onheer OF the Army
and NAVY. sisstery or Vessels, and othsrs. Circs-
lar contsining fall particularly forwsrdcd on sp-
p.icatton IN HkNBf Lhh, nsne;
Boston, March ., 1853. sPsnsiyii
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The friend. and neighbor Of Hannibal Ham
lin, numbering nurly one thousand, and &C
ecmpaniel by hand Of music, met him at the
depot upon his return from the succcssful Ssna-
torial campaign at Augusta. lie was received
with deafening cheers and escorted to his resi-
drncc. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed. 900
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-01-22

Gen. Gran, has accepted an invitation to dine
on MONDAY with Hon. John A. Griswold, the
Representative from the Troy District Of New
York, who was the uhsasccssfal Republican
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MA, ,,,tt Inn. ,,t,no the carr fur Spring.
field. The nocket ooptai ned q large pocket
hoot and N. ,ocl.,.hook contained $500 In
prccnb.ck, and sl4 oO) In Government bonds.
Tho Doctor did not discover his loss until after
the train had started.
Tn. .oco,d ,.r.o,. d.;-v In Auer;c. |, Ioea-
n, .ho,, s,,, ~. g., q, Uni. rh.,. Ar,
500 COW, !, N. ,,,h,. rh.v A., Al, attended
nv svis, COW. m;,t.r, Tto .h,., sod u.,l I,
,ro,,d co,r ,n,,., LIN ,.., .,d 81, NAL
cookcI nv steam. Al.,,c mil, !. owned and
run Nv the nrorr;etor, OF I..-.r a "a III.
average amount Of material consume, =, mi,
dairy pcr day Is 400 bushels of malt, 900 lbs.
Of cut hay, GO bushels Of cornmsal, 10 sacks Of
bran and oil meal cut hay and bran mixed to-
gether are also furnished the cows for food. The
summer pasturase Of this mammoth dairy en-
braces an area Of over 900 acres Of fine rolling
land, with numerous springs Of pure water.
The average daily yield Of milk at the present
time is eoo gallons win oo gallons o. c'sAm'
Oranges were frozen solid on inc tree'' I" Au-
gustine. fla.' on Christmas day. Inc "e"'"s'
was the coolest known In 'naA ioean'y s'H'e
1900 Tho Thermometer !" aAyhsn' 'U" -
~ above zero. Hai'er"aru 'ouenoa ~ ~
climate where even Whits ir0s1 afe unosuA'
this was very severe. LAST winner, " inc '1n'c
ID, ,
a 10Y m '"no"'s' "A' ~
'ion Se''''' 20 "''''' '""e,.' 49,
!0n,eer 'ouna nm ,''a ".e' s
Of oase Dali ana asker MN why ~ u'u n's ~ "
tho 'une'"'' WIN inc u',n''' '" "e
-, :. -. Ia 80,
a"ehu ~ ou' '''0 ''N'N' ''A ~"
"My son." said tho veteran at the foot OF the
stairs. "arisc and see the newly risen iuminary
o,d.v and h.n, Tho sweet bird, singing thsir
" .'' ,.,. - &C..
.om. xb;,e Tho dew I, IN the pras, and tender
~. 49,. ,,..,;r, on ,bo b;lls;ds--oome uy.
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=. ,.~-,n,,. ,h,, v,r .vs- hal ]"
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ABOUT MY P''n' W." ~ ~ -.
evening parry ~ D -. so,,.;.. m,,,.r
p'''0n'', % '1pp "a. A.,
useu III INC ''e-0''"", 'A =.
freshmcns' oe'era' "fs n0" 'ef''' "
dangerously 'cA'
The election In Spain Tor members Of the con-
stitutional Cortes has just been oonchdeu. enc
unmstaknDIY
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Many years ago the writer Of this notice and an
invalid physician, while visiting the bland Of ~.
Crolx for their health, sxpsrisncsd and vitseseed
there produced upon many Of the invalids Who
we're fire ourselves, SEEKING health, and upon In.
quiry and investigation, obtained full history OF
prised, and Determined 70 make 10 The basis Of .
Tspie sad Rssfsssftvs Msdisiss. The result OF his
lsbors wss giesioss success fos kl1ssn and sui
ters was thus made known 70 the world. Being IN
Ortiele Of real merit, founded on new principles.
and relying wholly upon the vegetable hingdcm
for is msdieidal s6seG, u worried . npid rsvola.
MAGNOLIA wArss.-sapsricr 70 tbs bot Inn
ported Gsrnsu Cologne, On. sold At hslfths price.
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.nd bsy . psrkars Of The esissrstsd PASS Cas-.
p. kI.iy :itsss p:s..ss rs. .S.., ,s Re: cs;
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
having formerly advise
penalty be either insur'l or alb
advantage has been taken Of
me for the issuing ofthc warrar
nee for the executive TO defer il
"a thus u pr~clent has been est
Ong to be set aside without bl
the executive who should do hi
this precedent has been broken,
leave il as il Is, but thinks
crime aLrOad at the present
'nalties. lie argues, that to
inishment is TO invite crime from
atcs which retain the death 7
at conyinces me the more Z
tain our present penalty, is the
A
rRourBrroRr LIQUOR LAW.

The Governor recommends the enforcement OF
the present prOhibitory liquor law, and says
whenever Il has been executed, Il has been ef-
fective, but since the rvpcal Of the Ccnstabuls-
~ Acts there docs not appear 70 have been
much enforcing the law. lie does not think
fayorably Of restoring the Constabulary system
as Il Is evidently rpugnant to the deep settled
notions Of municipal rights. We should pro-
vide some means more with the consent Of the
people for the execution Of the laws, or repeal
them.
Amer referring to the special reports at some
length; also to the practical interests Of the
State in which he recommends the favorable
consideration Of the Railroad enterprises, espcc-
tally the opening Of railroads from the Norti
and IVES, to the so, which viii repair the de
elining intrsts Of our shipping interests lie
rrcOmmends some endorsement by the state Of
railroad bonds to certain amount, - rs TO pre-
vent depreciation - ruinous 10 the system.
"Thcre Is no railruad IN this State which would
not pay well upon $4,000 mile. Suppose the
State should endorse the bonds Of rad TO that
extent. taking proper security for the payment
ofboth interest and principal from the earnings
ofthe rad. The r~al, would he, think. that
the bonds woull he negotiated at par or nearly
-, and outside the State, which Is the same
49,. =. n
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" osA SOaA eaS. ..''.-''' 1890 ''''s'''' ~ q "
BUILDING AIATERIALs.-The demand is
very good and market firm. Prices re-
main about the same. We quote: Sash,
Sc to lie per light; Doors. 81 IS to 81 so
each; Blinds, 81 50 to IS IS per pair;
Nails, 81 70 per keg for lOd;
Glass, SO 40 to IS 90 per box; White
Lead, 50 90 to IS rs per keg; Lime, zee to
81 90; Cement, So 5O@2 20.
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aOKETARY 6 COMMERCIAL
MEEEEY REYIEW

FINASCIAL-There is no material ehange
IN our money market. The demand for
loans is stii1 very active, and from almost
every branch OF business. The Banks
conane such loans as they are able to make
chiefly to their own depositors, giving
them the preference over other applicants
VINO have no special claims to help when
sueh he p is SO difficult to be granted. The
hog crt p is just beginning to move, but
thus far very little money has been re-
quired from the Banks. The packers Will
during the season, be quite loud in
II eircalls for money. and judging frcm the
prices ow offered for the hog, the amount
required to move the crop VIII be more
than the Banks can supply. 1t is expected
that capital from the Eastern iseaboard
money markets viii be brought West TO
assist, rot only in moving the hog crop,
but also the cotton in which Western OPP
orators are interested. This may afford
some relief to the present condition Of our
own market. Rates of interest are firm at
10 to y per cent.
Exchange on New York IS In good de-
mand, at par buying, and at $50 per 81. eco
selling. :.
Gols Is higher but unsteady; buying,
I29; selling, I3I.
C7ov-arr.7,s,r,t bozads are uuchanged
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4orerr.nnnt bonds axe unchanged.

Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but sucl notes as are offered are
bought at = per cent. Of.
The following quotations are from the
Office or w. J. Lowry & Co, Bankers, No.
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
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/ ~ those having tho matter iu charge, be
I - piebea Mnd tho chaunet CleHrnd Hw Tho
l1tqials on November grom pfe1eut indie
~ rsl.,4s ln4 tnero VIII nj be- aufnfieuf waler
/ ~ ~ Agnoer That cnamuei nvntlehlo for unVi-
/ heu8is purpones before ln1 time.
/ this column n aafefv vafse for afl.9rs f,,
Y oiisg lnFenlea and Patented DV our fniI ST
s S.il1.i1s 80 ~. .7-inuei Booze 1he Invention
AiAa DesA eAatnined hV = uumbar af come
pelcnt engineers nna urnnf.15fe.f rrrf.
nonbiy pfacueal. dr ll0dHn hun mada rII
| teal test Of the Vaige, ~ take rIn. ru
uesday next On The c4iumnuH 81 MIND.
teeuth Street, near tno 4ld parlmnf na4.
road Mr BOden clain that iHv6uuou
VIII poalLRely prevent tHo EuIp=Inu 0f
steam p0ilera Tho teat, Whiea fn0o tns
boiler dry, to "a black benf, and fnnm bumu
cold water into tt. Persons weary IN NHlH
ground.
81. Louis. the Democrat OF Saturday
sayss
The smiles OF IDdlau Summer wara
short-liVed. All mature Wora "a uleaaant
tho whole OF the day was dirnEfnraBlo 81
the extreme. LUfd wind from fun MOrfHs
ram bni snow was expecidd and taus n
continued until we ciute ouf repurtmrnluf
rain Business W0se the usual dun Hrdhy
the wharf t6-day. Before q f.n. boafa win
depart for New Orleans. for Niehaburg. fof
Memphis, gduciuunl, Dmnnas .L EouI.
the freight that the capacity of eheu nuH
the depth Of water win permit. The river
was iailing more AQpidly Ee4Lefahy. Wiila
ina IA 9 week' piiots Wlll pr23ably fepofl on
per rivers, except that they afe % it1a
Captain John D0wlor arrived bore from
tne aefunct hevolutipn, ora gro Belle Nome
phis. When the cEplo lon OF tho buflrH
occurred piece on the boiler was pros
PEELED through tue cabin Of tha nat8oaE
her end with c0usumpfiOu. Ths terrible
missile then plunHed near party nf Uic-
hlcsIe on euore, covering them Wlth ilrt
ana sand. Captain Dave Hlucr hl IusI
left the boat, and Wna Only aIEfy faat a1gna
from 40 when tie boiler hurnf Tho honf
sunk, out VIII be raised and repaired nna
the machinery recovered.
The John Lumadeu uIH "a nfatrf ONT
SHAFT and abandoned l1er min from rvauaz
vie 20 Cairo. Tho greatest numhn al
nnIolIunate be7ig iu th9 world fuu % and
from kvansYlllo, Indiana,
Not much, we reckon. Within the iart
eight years. Of boats RUIZ llne ln the Egnna-
Vile trnde-but neither of them bafonra
Ing 20 EvauaYiile or Evansviub mon-
one was sunk hy collision, dFo have
broken their shafts, one was sunk by q
hidden obstruction, and two exploded.
The only Evansville boats that mot with
Ierious disaster was tho Armada That
struck some hidden obs.ruouon and SUNK
"A five feet water, and the ollie Sullivan
ON down By the Qulei1top How mauv
DOpts has 80. Louis lost by nro collision
explosion, aud sinking, during tho Lass
light years. Can the Democrat crowd
list Of them iuto "a single column
EoaTcely."
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U. 8 Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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with a fair demand from city mills.
e0casI 90 for Mediterranean, and 81 O091 10
for English; white, 81 OOgI 10. Corn is firm
at 6O965c in ear; sheneds so9S5e in new
burlaps. oats, firm at 55e In new bur
laps; from wagons loose, 40945e. Rye,
709sOc per bushel. Barley, sl 2591 10 per
bushel, and in good demand.
FLoUR-FamiIy -four dull and un-
changed, but the demand for medium and
low grades is good at a decline IN price OF
2595Oc per barrel. We quote City Mills
new white family -four at s. O0a7 so; new
red wheat family at s6 o096 Is; choice ex-
ira at s. . TO IS IS; extra g to s. 25; fine
and superane 81 6j95 90.
CORN MEAL Fresh nOmirally So 500
81 60 per barrel. Light stock In market.
HAY-Baled, sIs9s21 per ton, according
TO quality, and dull. Loose, sI38l4.
BRAx-Is held at s139l4 90 per ton
sHIPsrUFF-sIS OO92O 90 per ton.
NEW PorAToEs-40g50c per bushel.
SALr-Fair demand. Small barrels at
81 90, and large s. 10 per barrel, adding
actual drsyage.
GUNN1Es New stock reserved is held
at ZD92Ic; good quality OF secondhand
old at 159ISc, and dull
sEED-FIax seed, 81 1922 Co, according
ID quality.
GREEN APPLEs-DulI; 81 O0g2 80 per bar
rel, according to quality.
LEHoNs-Light supply and In fair de-
mand at sl2g14 90 per box.
WHITE BEANs-sl 51aI - per bushel, and
dull.
DEIED FRUrr-In lair demand. Peaches
$3.50 per pound Apples 1850 per pound.
WooL-Tub-washed, 46G47c; tub-washed
and picked, 4S950ci hetca. washed, 3S949c;
unwashed, 2092Sc.
BRoosI CoRN-We quote at sl0O02OO per
ton.
HIDEs-Dry flint. 22g23c per h.; dry
gaIted, I0g20c; green, &c; green saIted, lie
nDTTC1z AN-T TTnTTnDz
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FOR SALE.

WxGR SALE-V BILE MAIN
e STREET PROPERTY--That splendid
property known as the 5gler property,
situated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 7b1& feet on Main
Street and l5O feet on Sixth Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply to
j. z. ELLLOTT d. SON,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
lel6 diff
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RTUTIC rs WEwEuw GIVEN
G@ that tho undersigned gommfsaiourr
appointed by the court OF Common HInnr.
or Naudefourgh CoumtT, State of Indiana.
by virtue OF an order OF said court. made
al is bcpiombcr term, 1869, willaall'at
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE 10.
NOTICE Is WEnEuY GIVEN
/ G@ that tho undersigned gommisaionor
appointed by the court Of Common HIrnn.
/ or Nandef9aTgh Cquntyi Btato of fndianas
/ by virtue OF an order Of said court. made
/ al Us lcpiombcr term, 1869, Willnellat
PRIVATE SALE,
/ The following described Real Eetatu. ste
qalea ia Eea,aier3urgh County, state OF
lot number aix, ,eJ, "a Subdivision ofLot
number ono huudled and mine. 0095, iu
the Original Plan Of Tao CITY % aFangs
/ Vile. Thig LOT fronts upOu Second street,
/ between Main aud sycamore streets, fl II
| 'Airo. Tot nlhaber wv shty-tires. l28. iH
/ This Lot fronts on Wffer street, between
| Vine and Division o'reclat D f5 ~ l0
feet, and has upon 10 % large Hotel Duild
/ Ing, known as the
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
Also, twenty-five feet OF Lot number
/ seventeen, az, in Lower or McGny8 En-
boanded az follows Boginnine I'd th5
/ front line Of said Lot 90 n point fwnnfv.
nye feet from the southoasieriy corner ~
said Lot running theuco along Said front
line wegtwarQly twenty-five Icet. tHnnca
at right angles VIII said front IIno rs tnr
alley 81 the rear Or sale Lot. thence along
said alleg towards Division Street twenfy-
two feet, thence % Che place Of bariuufnr.
Subject % the NE estate Of Martha IRWIN
AAl JIG AAAA AhAaA AtAAAA AiANENNIa
This part or Lot fronts ou Hfraf nErnrf.
between Elm ana Pine Streets 81 l bV lff
ieets and has upon 10 coon BllIcs DWELL.
ING MOUsE.
Also. Lots six and eight. in tie Rnbdi-
vision ~ the horLhWeas quarter of Section
plumber twenty, iu Township number HiE.
10 10 tause ten teIi na made hv Conrad
BAKER hdmlnl nlsirntor Qf tno eniato 0f Wll-
liam mg9li ln hls report % the Probate
goufboA Nandernurah County. atuta of
lndtanat % ita February term, 1850.
1he haiQ Lot SIX containing f0ur l9-Ils
acres and fronts on the state road. nom
hYansNllle 70 Frlueat1nf end Lot eignt
conthluh hVe acres. Both uf aaif hnlH orc
nefr the north boundary lino of EYana-
applications Of purchnsom WIN De ro-
celved at my law once, or Iulfa elfe.li
between Main mmd Locust aIftelai lH LNM
city OF Granville nutA
SATURDAY. che thiflein llJiul dag of
OCtouars t1.a.
TERlrs or sALEi Onc-third cash. emo the
rcgidue IN coual payments a6 one and two
years the purcnn6er giving notes with lna
tereaf without TeiAct from valuation or
appraisemont laWa, aad win approved
ileeAif if5ssF II. WALKER, ,Commlamouer.
BLYTHE HKaE1. Attorney lhe1tda
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REAL EETAwE.
JOHNS
Real Estate q PafentAgencl

- WAAAa - AA= -
Real Estate q Patent Agency
II HAVE a VAMIEUY OF mUsTs
~ NESS and DWELLING HOUSES.
and a large number Of BDILDTh0 LOTS.
ia almost every part of lVansviiia; also. rs
number on Farms and several thousand
acrea OF TIMhEhED LANDS, nil OF which
VIII sell on EASY TERMS. ] have some
very DESLhAhhE nud very G WIT E A ~
LOTS, lgllhtu ZEN nlfuufgF lDHht " thc louffs
House. Persons wishing 90 buy VIII aave
money by purChnHinW nt mH Office. ThoH8
having property % sen win please bring
me the description ana price.
shall soon advertise Tor public sole
some valuable properly iu tbe UrrEu p1rt
Of the city, near tho prupo5ed track af tna
street railroad, where ulce building HltgH
can be had on VEhH HEAg1NAuLE IIHHs.
have also Qponed nn Ollr0 for SOLICIT
ING EAIEAIb. Persons desiring to uue
and by calling at nay once. ON
THIRD ST, bet. Main and Locust.
EYANaVmrE, IaD.
ALVAI JOHNSON
ocl3I Real Estate end IaiOut Agent
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TlaaGeTs fri
= I = = az - o. "a
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia. Alabama and La...IO to 90c ''
State Bank of Indiaua....... ............l0c dis.
state Bank OF fOh1o..................-...lOc .
GENERAL REMARKS.
Trade during the week past has been
very fair in general. We had wretched
weather for several days, which materially
affected business.
We have but few changes to note IN our
general quotations. Flour is unchanged,
and the receipts OF wheat have been moder-
ate only owing 20 the bad roads. HIghWines
have slightly declined, and the market is
easier. Morphine Is shade lower. The
grocery market IS unchanged. We give
more extended quotations of Pork, as the
packing season IS approaching. One house
has slaughtered few, but operations viii
not commence for q couple of weeks or
more.
The trade in the Queensware department
Is good. Several buyers who have been
East, purchasing general stocks, have
Withheld purchasing TIL their return, and
bought QueeDsware and glass ware here
thus showing :heir wisdom and faith In
ours ~ ousensware market.
This being direct importing city, goods
are sold as as low Eas', saving to the
consumer freights, breakage and delay of
DRY GOODS.
Quite good trade was done the past
week, but not SO good as the previous
week. The falling OF, in 1rada a IS attributed
10 the scarcity OF money, and an increased
business Is not looked for until the move
ments of produce relieves country mer-
chants by enabling them TO make their
collections.
Prices have touched bottom, and may be
quoted steady at the quotations below:
BRowS SHEETISGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Atlantic a, sheetings, 151zc; Stark a, do.
I5c; Cannelton, do. 1870; Evansville 4 4
l4Lc. Lyman c, A, I41zc; Abbott B, fl,
lac; Thompsonville, A, 13c; Ashland,
Zoe.
BLEAcHED SHEETIsGs AND SHIRrINGs.-
LonsdaIe "A. lie; Hilrs A. I7c: Ballou
A, I5ISc; Ballou, rs, I21Sc; Boot, If, l5c;
WaItham 3, Al, lee; Branch River, "A,
I41Sc: Rockville, rs, II5zc; Sycamore, Sd,
I0c; Canoe = lOc.
PRINrs-Merrimae W, I41ze; Merrlmac,
Dat i2Jzc; Sprsgue's I21So; Ashford's, l211e; /;
Sim mpson's I215c; American, at l2Izc; Dun
nePs, I21Sc; Amoskeag, I2c; Lowell, lie;
Troy, 9e.
TIcKEes = Conestoga Extra A. S1c;
Gold Medal A, Csc; @ T, A. 24e; c A
e, zc.
DRESS GooDs-Wool Delaines, S0945ci
Fancy Delaines. 15Iz922c; Anures, &c
Oriental Lustres, 25g3Oc.
MISCELLANEOUS - Skirt Braids, 15c
Coats and Clark's Spools. 90c; Green &
Daniels S OILS, SOC; 2-bushel Bags, 4O95oc
21S-busb Bags, 55965c; 3-bush Bags, 677a9
75c: E.aleigh Skirts, SO OOi per dozen; Gill
bert's skirts, go so per dozen; Pontuste
Skirts, $50 90 per dozen.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-26
PRIVATE SALE.

The following described Real Tefnfn. gft-
uated lu Nauderburgh county efrte 0f
Indiana fo-guHgs
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-26

one to two years old s. O0g4 80; high
wines 81 129I Is; rectihed e0c9s1 10 as to
proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 40
O. so; and Brandy 81 509S 90; Holland
gin 81 5092 so; imported brandy Sl2 O09
SIS 90; Old Port, 81 5O@6 30; imported gin
So 5097 so.