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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-21
Neh ahleans Mnrkstl.

By TeIegraph.f NEW QgLEAsgb .Jtfne 10.
COTTON-E 0minat; s1niddnnk ~sH%a32c;
sales 81 balesE receipts 81 baIesi exports
3406 bales. 10y ADF -
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EXCHANGE N egg York 5issh I 3 nrem nm.
FLOUR uperhne IS 2J96 .Dyi AA So p;
XXX IS 80
White 81 90.
0ATsz7I1szzc.-s rr 49," fHf.9 IN
BlaA Isl Id. 80 Ea4 EA E- O. g .A % u
IfziY-fs rfHle F2J
MEss PoRK-S3A 75825 co. r'8
BACON Quiet; shoulders 15c;~ clear RIB
sites I8I5c: clear sides l9c. 49,.
IARDa- ri nm: fierce 20q2lc; key 2ia22e4 f 4
sUGAR-Bfrfni prime 139l3J4c; COMMON
l09llc.
MoIsAssFs-NO Nominal.
held 81 0509f1zc.
COFFEE-Unchanged
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THE TOBACCO LEAF.-We are 10
receipt Of the weekly Tobacco Leaf,
new paper which is published at
Cincinnati, by Jasper III. Keys,
formerly of Petersburgh, Ind. The
paper is neatly gotten up, aud is very
readable. As its name indicates, it
is devoted to the interests Of the to-
baeeo trade, and has been recognized
by the Cincinnati Tobacco Board as
the organ Of the trade for the west.
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DIsso1UTi6N.@ 1--WE call attention to
the advertisement in toaday's issue,
giving notice of the dissolution of the
firm of Turner & Kumler, boot and
shoe dealers, the latter gentleman re-
firing on account of bad health. Mr..
Turner will continue the business at
the old stand.
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CITY n EW S.
T0 County Agricultural Sc
PiRl Re.

Ast season IS approaching when the
ounty Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing t. make contracts for their printing
' 0 would call especial attention TO our
superior facilities for doing ali classes Of
this work, such as Catalogues. Premium
las s, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
L. get up one. two, and three sheet Posters,
plain or coIored inks, at snort notice
We have Just added 10 our Job Depart
ient ave hundred dollars worth Of the
J. Test styles OF poster type, and our facili-
lies cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or
fend fo~ estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing licenses to marry were issued from
the Office Of the County Clerk for the
week ending. June 18th:
VIM. Barnard and Elizabeth Coleman.
NJ. p. Jones and Mary A. Sears.
Charles Hartman and Mary Schauss.
Iouis Brooks and Lizzie Williams.
Oscar B. Corset and Augusta NJ. Britton.
Charles Dilz and Mollie Williamson.
John Jackson and Johanna Gibson.
William Shuttle and Wilhelmina Ortt
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HANDSOME PRESENTS. - At the
close of the Day Dawn colored school
on Thursday night, the pupils pre-
scented the teacher, James M. Town
send, with a handsome gold beaded
cane as a mark of their respect and
esteem. and the girls of the school
presented him a fine gold pen. VIM.
Buecher made the presentation speech
in delivering the cane. and Lizzie
Brown was the orator 10 presentin g
the pen. Mr.. Townsend is justly
proud Of this testimonial Of esteem.
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THE "SALLIE V."-We clip the
following from the Mt. Vernon Demo-
crat of yesterday:
COMING BACK.-The steamer Sallie
v, it is rumored, will soon make her
appearance in the Mt. Vernon, Hen
derson and Evansville trade. The
people In the Kentucky Bends, oppo-
site this city, have taken stock In her
to the amount of $4,000.
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Memphis Mnrket.


BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. June Ia
Corr0N-DaU and nominally 5Sc lavere
lhe siock d reduc q bn less than l,0a0 bales 3
Iectlpts - baless exports 252 bales.
FLOUR-Dull aud UNCHANGED.
WlfMAr-NeW 81 80.
CoEN-Firm az g2c
OATs-Dull an 575Sc.
HAV-Erim e ee5 90.
POKI1-Stim 81 $50 Coz
LARD--2lbGc.
BACoN-tlrm. shou1fers 1alcos aFras 7Os
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ReW YOrk Dry Goods AarKet.

By Teiegraph.l NEW YORK. June 10.
DRY GOoDs-The market is l IS active
bet nevertheless, more buoyant for cotton
goois- Atlantic aud PequOt A heavy
brown sheetings lTc, and apparently scarce
even at an advance; Appleton A DO. l61zc'
vanced TO 471<e and 4S1Ic; 55c for 4; ana
Penn berton "a A ticks 10 26c Fancy prints
fresh STYLES OF white. Poor styles or de-
Iains are tending down; I5gl5M FOR
Spragues.
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part Of our house, (No. 30
North Water Street.) to a good, re-
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
j. @. DUsoUCHET & Co.
Evansville. Ind, June z. 1869. If
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company, OF
YandeFDurgh County,

The Directors of this Company met
on the 18th day Of June, 1869. The
Treasurer reported the condition of
the finances of the Company, which
was found satisfactory, and approved
And, ordered that the officers Of the
Company solicit new risks, and the
renewal of old ones at the rates here
tofore fixed.
w. BAKER, President.
BEN. STIEsoN, See'y. je16 ct
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WARM.-During Saturday and Sun
day we were informed by about one
hundred and ftygentlemen, in whose
word we can place the most implicit
confidence, that il was. very warm. "
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SwINDLNG.-Some scoundrel went
into the store of Mrs. G. S. Ham
mer, on Second street. between Chest
nut and Cherry, on Saturday, and
after buying a few articles, presented
a $50 bill in payment therefor. Mrs.
Hammer gave the rascal S40in change
from the drawer, and not being the
full amount, she stepped into the back
room to get the balance. While she
was gone the villain deeamped, taking
the $40, without waiting for the bal
ance Of the change. The bill, upon
examination, proved to be worthless,
having been " raised from a 50 bill.
The sWindler escaped.
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Orr FOR PADUoAH.-Col. Martin.
of the firm of Martin, Gardner Il
Co, OF this city, left on the steamer
Armada, on Saturday, to attend the
tobacco fair at that place, which be-
lins tomorrow.
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HEBREW ScHooL.-The examina-
tiou of the pupils at the Sixth Street
Temple will begin morrow. The
instruction in the English course Of
studies is given by Prof. knight, and
the examinations III the English Ian
guage will commence tomorrow
morning at nine O'Clock.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

IA" Barrett's Elegant Hair Re-
storative.
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FIRE IN PRINcEroN.-On Thursday
night, or rather at 3 o'clock Friday
morning, the wagon and pillow factory
of VIM. Purcell, at Princeton, was
destroyed by FIRE. The loss will
amount to $500 to $1,000. We did
not learn the amount of insurance, if
any.
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A GREAT DIsAsTER.-Just as a
steamboat was about to leave the
wharf, yesterday evening, passenger
might have been seen, and really was
seen, rushing fraRtically from Frank
Bowers Bouquet Saloon with a flask
of whisky in his coat pocket. The
last bell was ringing, and as the man
leaped from the pavement upon
Water Street. the bottle fell from his
pocket upon the powders, and was
shivered into an hundred pieces. The
unfortunate man cast one look of re-
greet upon the fragments of the bottle
aud the rapidly disappearing beverage,
and rushed to the boat evidently
feeling that he was a victim of mis-
placed confidence.
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HEAVY LICENSE. In Shawnee
town, Illinois, the license for retailing
Intoxicating liquorsis 500 per annum.
How would such a license as that
work in this city,
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RECORDERS CoURT. = The only
cases disposed of by the Recorder on
Saturday we're those Of John and
Harriet Williams, who had been in
dulging in pleasant fight, a Ia Me-
Coole and Allen. They were each
charged s. %.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-No cases were
led In this Court on Saturday. The
only business transacted by the Court
was going through the legal formality
of sentencing Lon. Watson to Jail for
three months, for assault and battery,
and Aaron Warner to the peniten-
tiary for FIVE years, for killing Charles
Long. The Court adjourned until
Wednesday morning.
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joan u. Martin, ESD UMPIRE
Two clean home runs we're made
during the afternoons play, one by
Nurre, the other by Boieourt.
The young men have on several &C.
casions eudeavored TO win a game from
the " old men," but have been success
full once only, and a result, some of
them have left the ranks of the single
and gone over to the married. five
are correctly informed, one of the
players on Saturday was so mortified
with their defeat, that he intends
taking unto himself partner for life
this week. So mote it be. lie is a
good fellow, and ace welcome him to
our ranks.
We congratulate the Evansville
Club in having such splendid grounds
for their game. eI
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PERsoNAL.-A. j. Calkins, editor
of the Projection Clarion, was in the
city yesterday. Capt. I. j. De la Hunt
editor of the CanneltOn Reporter, and
Auditor Of Perry County, is in the
city, en- route to the Convention of
Auditors, which meets at Princeton
to day, We believe. to equalize the
assessments of the district. Prof. s.
Royse, a distinguished hungarian
exile, is in the city, canvassing for a
new map of the State of Indiana.
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SUPPOSE He Is, AND THEN2-Os-
borne is still alive, and as able as he
Is willing to do all kinds of sign work,
from marking an umbrella to labelling
a drug store. For particulars call at
No. q, Locust Street. je12 2Weod.
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AWFUL SLAUGHTER
DIR Y O. O O D 3
AT HU HE'S.


Wishing TO close out my whole
stock of Dry Goods In the next sixty
days, ] will sell my present stock Of
Dry Goods, Summer Dress Goods, &c,
at much less than the cost Of importa-
ton. l will sell the very best Organ
dy Lawns, high colors, magnificent
styles, worth 60 cents. at 30 cents; ex-
ira quality Scotch Lawns at 20 cents /;
Black Silks reduced all round; GreH-
adines worth 81 Is, at IS cents !;
George GoTdon's Scotch Ginghams
worth 10 cents, for 30 cents; fne
Brown Muslin for 123 cents. Every
other article in proportion.
B9@ The attention of Wholesale
and Retail Buyers particularly request
ed. mean business.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
je19 1wd No. IS Main Street.
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WE CANT KEEP HOUSE WITHOUT
It's the universal expression Of
every ore who has used
D0OLEY'S BAKING POWDER.
Try it every lover of good. sweet,
nutritious and wholesome Biscuits,
Rolls, Griddle- cakes, Wafiies, Pastry,
&c. 1t is the cheapest, requiring only
one half to two thirds as much for
use as other Powders, and will not
spoil In any climate if kept IN a dry
place. Sold by all good grocers gener-
ally. st eod
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be-" Barrett's p" is the household
word
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Bg= For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles. go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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BS- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. Il. ID. HEIMAN's.
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BE~ The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale In the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
aud a variety of W grades of super
fine.
apo II. ID ALLIs & Co.
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ST. JOHNS DAY-ExCURsIoN TO
PADUCAH.-The fine steamer Armada
will carry persons TO Paducah, on
Wednesday evening, to attend the
MASONIC CELEBRATION on Thursday,
June 241h, at six dollars for the round
trip. A. NJ. DUsOUCHET,
je21-3t Master.
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BO~ Barrett's F" received the first
premium.
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Ra@ Hiram Nelson will sell to-
morrow morning, at 9 o'clock, at No.
l34 Main Street, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets, the entire furniture OF
a hotel and bar fixtures. Terms
cash. JOSEPH SCHANLEY.
je2l q
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Vdv YORK cola ana stook HAN {.


p IlIIlIl7II- y y III % I'0TWU|H-
Go4D-L Lower. opened M 1861, toudBd
M aud 1867, aud closed 40 1862. The ar-
rylnR rates were 1-16G8-32 ger day. az
ports for the week GIOl t02.
GoYERH1fREps Dull but drmer 40 Gle.
Coupons or 'Si, l20560I2i: DO. '62 Pa
l2iH do. i84, I65zmllOS: do. iB5. lIsaflSs
DO. new, 1850 916i 40. o.. llg0lg1S 20.
'6ss ll9W ll9S lO-4Os, lOl5I9lO8
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SOME bargains III Lama and silk
points and rotondes at Hughes.
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B9- All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order az Weber & Co.'S. I'm
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MILLER & BRINKMYER.

Desiring TO reduce our very large
and attractive stock OF goods one-half
in the next thirty days, we will sell
goods at such figures to makeit profit
able for every bOdy to buy a FIVE years
supply. No. z First Street is the
place. je16-tf
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LAY DELEGATEs.-Next Thursday.
June oath, the members of Trinity
NJ. E. Church, of this city. will vote
on the question of Lay Representa-
ton at the annual Conference.
The vote onaLay Representation by
the members of Wesley Chapel, at
New Albany, last Friday, was as fol-
lows: Lay Representation 101 i;
against %; majority in favor IS.
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@" Barrett's +" is Indispensable.
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PosTERs.-Everybody should bear
In mind that the JOURNAL Office is
the place to get fine posters printed.
A large stock Of new wood type has
Just been added to the Job Depart
ment, and our facilities for this kind
of work are unequalled.
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E-TOR SALE VALUABLE MAIN
- STREET PROPERTY-Tn splendid
property known as the Egler property
situated on the west corner OF Main and
sixth Streets, fronting 75< feet on Main
street and 10 feet on SIKH street. Said
property IS offered Tor sale al low hRuIes
on easy terms. Apply 10
j. =. ELLtDII & SON,
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
feI8 dit
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- Red Barretlg circular.
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je2O 2t
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r For the Standard
The New Constituti0n-The Homestead
iH.tr Exemption. 5U- ne 5-H

MEssRs EDITORS Having been appoint
ed Justice of the Peace by His Excellency
Gov. Holden, have been frequently called
ON to lay off homesteads under the new Con-
stitution Not long since visited one of
my ne:ghbors for the purpose, and while
preparing the papers, and reading the ex-
emption in the Constitution and the Home
stead act of 1868, the lady of the house
remarked: "Thank God, we now have a
Constitution which protects poor people.
My husband does not owe cent Oh his own
account, but he stood security for his friends,
and but for this clause in our Constitution,
we would now be driven from our home"
And yet this lady's husband and all of her
sons used all their influence and voted
against this same Constitution r X g
A few days ago was called on to lay off
the homestead of an aged gentleman who
suffered severely by the armies. He too was
bitter opposer of the Constitution, which
now protects him and guarantees him a
home, but he assured me he would not be
again deceived, and would, in the future
vote with the Republican party. aI
Thus, thousands who opposed the adop-
ton of the Constitution, now cling to it and
bless our excellent Governor for his efforts
to have the homestead exemption embodied
in our organic law to save them a home to
their wives and children. j. R.
Wake county, March 4, 1869.
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Which is Correct !

In the matter of the Solicitorship OF the l2th
Judicial District. we perceive by the published
report that the Supreme Court mas reiuseu ihe
yaauda,n,.s applied for by w. L.. Tate, ESQ.,, ana
dismissed the petition with costs. The CORES.
nondent of the Wilmington Journal, however,
who is generally very correct, exults over the
foct that the petition had been granted on the
ground that County Solcitorship was not an
Office within the purview ofthe Howard Amend
ment. As this section is somewhat interested
in the matter, we would like to know which is
the correct statement.-ASheUille NelcS.
1t is true that the Supreme Court refused
the mandamus applied for by w. L. Tate,
Esq, and dismissed the petition with costs.
Before the correspondent of the Whining
ton Journal erults, he had better learn the
facts in the case, which he could do by
reading the STANDARD. No doubt he would
have exulted if the petition had been grant
ed, which it was not. Neither has the Su-
preme Court decided that County Solicit
orship is not an Office within the purview of
the Howard Amendment. 1t has decided
just this: that a man holding any office
under the State or the United States, to hold
which he was required to take an oath to
support the Constitution of the United
States, who afterwards violated that oath
by giving aid and comfort to the enemies
thereof, is banned by the Howard Amend
ment. That covers all officers from Govern
or of the State down to Constable, IT they
have taken that oath and violated it.
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PROCLAMATION OF 0UTIAwRY.-In another
column of the STANDARD will be found the pro-
clalnation of His Honor Judge Russell, requir-
ing Henry B. Lowry, Andrew Strong, Boss
Strong, Shoemaker John, John Dice and Will
liam Chavis to surrender themselves to the
Sheriff of Robson county or any other lawful
officer OF the State, and authorizing any citizen
of the State to capture, arrest, and bring to JUS
tice these outlaws, and in case OF fight or ress
tance after being called on to surrender, to slay
them, or any of them, without accusation or
impeachment of any crime. +, .ra;-.s- ,
Sheriff Howell, of Robson, calls on all good
citizens oil the county to assist him in arresting
these desperadoes. This is the band which has
recently been committing numerous deeds of
murder, burglary, robberics, and other felonies
in Robson, and it is hoped they will at an early
day be brought to justice. i '- ..a
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Iai ANNUAL SESSION 1s6s-'69. arf
.failHI..t
(Reported Specially for the Standard.)
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1869.

"a WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1869.
Mr.. WELKER presented a petition of GER
tain citizens of Guilford county, offering a
tract of land for the site of penitentiary,
which, upon his motion, was placed on the
calendar. ,......-.,-
| Mr.. WINsTEAD, from the committee on the
judiciary, reported tavorably on bill to au-
thorize the construction of a railroad through
the counties of Granville, Person, Caswell,
Rockingham, Stokes and Surry, which was
put upon It's passage.
MI. DAVIS moved to amend by providing
that the guage of the road should be the
same rs that of the North Carolina road.
The amendment was adopted. -,
Messrs. Barrow, Winstead, Lassiter, and
Cook favored the bill; and Messrs. Sweet,
Robbins and Graham opposed it. q.
MIR. SWEET moved to amend by providing
that the question of the appropriation be
submitted to vote of the people at an cleo
ton to be held on the first of August, 1870.
Mr.. ROBBINS moved to amend the amend
ment of the Senator from Craven by substi-
tuting the year 1869 instead of 1870 ~.
Mr.. SWEET accepted the amendment and
offered IL p,OuisO, which provided that before
the election land at the value of $2,000.000,
| situated near the line of the road, should be
donated to the State H.- .si,
Mr.. Cook argued in favor of the bill and
its cnnstitutionaity ..f..
MIR. JONES moved to postpone further con-
sideration of the bill until 12 NJ. on We'd,
nesday next. ...-t.t,- f.a.,sl,, !
Mr.. JONES' motion did not prevail aa-
Mr.. SWEETS amendment was rejected. .a
Mr.. SHoFFNER offered an amendment to,
come in as section 13 providing that the
bill should be submitted TO the people.
Rejected. 3, silt la .4et.s. ila. r. f.lg, tsa
The bill passed third reading. n
| MIR. HYMAN moved to reconsider the vote.
just taken. -s ...., ~. =
Mr.. STEPHENS moved to lay the motion
upon the table. s--r
Mr.. STEPHENS motion prevailed. ..r,,..
/ On motion of Mr.. JONES, of Columbus,
leave of absence was granted MIR. Jones, of
Wake, until Wednesday next
Mr. FoRKNER introduced a bill to create
the Department of Agriculture in the Bureau
of Agriculture, immigration and Statistics.
Passed first reading and referred to the COM
mittee on Agriculture and Mining. .sa,,s r. !,
The hour having arrived the Senate adj
journed.
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The inaugural of General Grant has had
direct and salutary influence upon our
credit at home and abroad. A leading
German banker in Washington city, who
has been prominent in securing large sub
scriptions to the American loan in his native
country, says that his advices since the in
auguration are wonderfully cheering. When
the German people began to purchase our
bonds. the latter were sold at forty cents on
the dollar. They have since risen to over
eighty, thus doubling the investment.
Many of the Germans sold out their
Austrian securities, which rated at eighty
cents on the dollar, and have since fallen to
forty. The exchange has, therefore, pro-
duced a double profit, alike in hat was
saved and in what was gained. -. ~.
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Rates of Subscription:
nEPMS-GASH IN AnVANCE
Rates of Advertising:

Ten lines or one inch space to constitute
square.
One square one insertion. Isl 90
Each subsequent insertion. 90
Liberal deduction, by special contract, to large
advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged % per
cent higher than the regular rates.
SPECIAL NOTICES charged 80 per cent. higher
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, % per
cent. higher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the STANDARD.
Letters must be addressed to
j. B. NEATHERY & co.
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ON, NOW AND FOREVER, ONE a
RALEIGH, N. c., WEDNESDAY,.

walls, inferentially considered -vfor 1t is only
an inference, though pretty conclusive
one, that gypsum attracts and retains the
fertilizing gases. The richer, then, that we
make our soil, the more they willattract and
retain, and will lose nothing Colnsan's
Rural World. .,.f.r .dsf5yl4 sr III,