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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-01-19

Go to Plummer's Corner, and pur
chase your Drugs, Medicines, Fancy
Soaps, Toilet Articles, dc. &c Messrs.
Reed & Butler, are both not only we'll
posted in their line, but they are prompt,
oblig ing and good hundred and pleas
ant towards all.
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AN engraved fac-simile letter Of Mar
tia Washington, among the historical
curiosities of the Capitol does not speak
very well for her literary culture albeat
she was one of the most elegant ladies
of the Cd Dominion. 1t was written to
an intimate friend during her husbands
Presid ency, and when New York was
the seat of government Mos of the
peculiarities are due, it is true, to old
fashioned spelling and customs:
New ork October the 22d, 1880 .
My Dear Fanny
Have by mrs Sims sent you q watch
it is one of the cargo that l have so
long mentioned to you, that was expec
ted, hope is such a one as will please
you-it is of the newest fashion, ii that
has any influence on your tast. the chain
is of mr Lears choosing and such as mrs
Adams the vice presidents lady and
those in the polite circle wear.
mrs Sims will give YOU better ac-
count of the fashions than I can--I live
very dull life hear and know nothing
that passes in the town. never goe to
any public place-indeed think l am
more like state prisoner than any thing
else, there is certain bounds set for me
| which l must not depart from-and as
| cannot doe as like am obstinate and
| stay at home a great deal
1 the President set out this day week
| on a tour to the eastward mr. Lear and
| major jackson attended him--my dear
children las had very bad colds but
| thank god they are getting better my
| love and good wishes attend you and all
with you remember me to mr. d. mrs
L Wn how is the poor child--kiss marie
/ send her too little handkersheefs TO
| wipe her nose
adue / am my dear Fanny yours
! most affectionately
H 1ae NJ Washington
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The following extracts from a letter
rectors of the Road, dated Richmond,
Jan. 8, 1869, explains itself:
"Our understanding is that Adams
County provides for her full quote or
this estimate, and that Allen has prom.
ised hers. It only remains for You to
get $40, 900 more if am correct in my
understanding of the case. Jay is not
specially reported, but her representa-
ives say she will do her part.
We estimate the quota of Randolph
County at SO 600 in all, and $50 900 OF
this sum has already been obtained
Urge your readers and everybody else 20
go in, and let us close this importans
enterprise now or forever after cease to
talk of doing any thing in this way
President Parry reports 800. 900 def
cient to complete the grade, tie, ballast
bridges, and make all ready for the iron,
and lay it down.
The committee of the City Council
propose to take $40, 600 of this sum- if
80, 900 is taken by individuals outside
as our portion for Wayne County, which
will leave $4,000 for the four counties
above-say 5000 jor Allen, s25, 900
for Adams, $4,000 for Raudolph-and
this can be done without doubt This
estimate embraces discount on bonds
and ten per cent. for contingencies
President Parry says he IS going to
make the road We all say the same
and if your people make the same resolve
we will soon commence the work
| Mr.. De Graft was here yesterday, and
he says he will be ready to begin work
in three weeks, or sooner if necessary
We decided to send out solicitors at
once to procure our deficiency, and ex-
pect to have it in three weeks Your
folks can agree to take bridge timber
| and ties on the best terms practicable
when you can not get money
Mr.. Smith of the G. c. and /. C.. Rail
road proposes to furnish the iron be.
tween Richmond and Winchester when
ready to lay it down, On condition that
we have stock enough to complete the
| road to Fort Wayne. His proposition
we consider reliable, and we have it in
| writing. He also agrees to furnish
freight construction trains and move the
iron and ties. The iron is to be deliy-
cred at Richmond and Winchester on
twenty days notice."
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DIsCARdING APPLES Many sorts
which are worthless at the East are sue
ceeding well in Missouri. Hence the
absurdityof appointing a committee of
pomologists to decide of the six best va
rieties, or the ten best varieties. The
rejected grapes and fruit of Europe are
moro likely to flourish here than such
as come with famous name. Two or
three questions must be decided by eX-
pariment, ant, experiment only. One is
the other is the particular sort CT apple.
or pear, or grape suited to a given soil
and ciimrte III"
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By the above, it will be seen that a
meeting would take place last Saturday
the result of which has not yet come
to hand. We find the following in the
Winchester Journal of the 18th:
"RAILRoAD MEETING William Par
ry, President of the Cincinnati, Rich
moId and Fort Wayne Railroad, was in
town Yesterday. A little impromptu
meeting was called at o'clock p. NJ,
in the interest of the road. and state
ment given of the condition and pros
pect of the project. We believe it was
satisfactory to our people. Solicitors
were appointed, consisting of Colnel II.
II. Neff. /. P. Watts, Esq, and Colonel
A. J. Nef. The two first being present,
they went to taking stock, and, we be
lieve, during the evening, between two
and three thousand dollars were taken.
we urge every man to do something, as
the quota is $4,000 for the county. a
contract has been executed by Mr.. Smith
of the Central Road, to furnish the ON
in twenty days notice, SO soon as the
amount Of conditional stock is raised
30 make the track ready for the iron.
Allen and Adams have done their part,
Wayne is now taking her amount, and
will be clear in a few days; Jay is at
work. but we fear are not well united,
Randolph can have her quota in two
weeks if all will do their duty"
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THE MARK ETS
sew YOrK zayra,


By telegraph NEW YORK. Sent 6.
CoTToS-Quiet and dropping sales Of 5o1
bales at Csc for Middling Uplands
FLoUR-Receipts, 15,6Ol bbls; dull and
59l0c lower; no export demand, shippers
being unable TO see their exchange /;
sales OF 5000 barrels at IS 2506 25
for superhne State and Western I;
s. 6517 I5 for extra state; So 5097 D for ex-
extra: So 70a7 IS for round hoop Ohio
q 1897 25g9 % for good , to choIce 90,
sales of 100 barrels at "a 50g6 40.
CORN MEAL Scarce and quiet.
-WHIsKY-Dull and heavy; sales OF 100
barreis OF Western at 81 10%gl Il free.
WHEAT - Receipts, ,26l bushels; dull
and 2g3e lower; export demand materl-
allyi sales 10 600 bushels at ST 40 for fair
No; 2 Spring, 81 579I 90 for Winter red
amber Western, and 81 G39I 65 for amber
Delaware.
RYE-Dun and heavy.
BARLEY AND MALT-NOmfnal
CoRN-Receipts l. I60 bushels: market Ic
better; sales of 5000 bushels at 81 04GI II
for unsound new mixed Western ; 81 I83
/ y ioI sound 90; q 229l , for high mix
OATS Receipts 1920 bushels; the mar
kel IS without decided change; sales OF
5e,Oo0 bushels at 65g70c for new Southern
STOCK OF GRAIN IN wAREHoUsE-Whe
552 s,s5 bushels, Corn l27,738 bushels. Oats
o9,6SSO oushels, Rye 560,S0 bushels, Barley
9 3.s99o pnshels, Malt lE4,s70 bushels Peas
Gt4N- NL9lCh ana nEln.
4, NoE E-E--F1rm and fairly active. sales m
SilUO bags Rio on private Terms and 500 do.
AittflcaDo az lS1S@l95<c In gold
SUGAR-Quiet and very firpn sales of son
DemeTara. 80 4NA
MObASsEs-Nomfnal
OILs-PetrOleum uuiet. LInsaed ann a.
93d98c in casks NeA'i AZ
HoPs-NOminal
SPIRITS IURPENTTNE-D Dull Al 42e
PoRK-Dull and heavy: sales 900 hh;s a.
s3l 5Og3l 70 mess. closing at s8l SO casb I. sal
59r 20 oiai 40 ~ 6Og2s 90 Tor prime; $50 GOA
BERF-Steady sales $50 bbls at SIS 50alg 81
for new (; p ain mess sl2 c09I7 CO.
HAMs-Quiet; sales 95 bbIs at 25a3Oc.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales 10 pkgs at
l4A9l5c.
SHOULDER5-17Gl9c
HAMs-Dull; sales so box-s les cured at
l7c.
LARD-Q Quiet and a shade drmer; sales OF
400 tierces At l7149l9% for steam; l9&a2Oc
for Kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Steady at 16a28 for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Quieta at l3gI6c
FREIGHIS-TO l. VerpOoi quiet and Il rm I;
Dad for wheat per sail; lOL5d per Steamer;
shipments Of 1000 bbls -four az q. Cd. per
sail Is. dogs. Sd. per steamer.
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A petition was presented asking
chat a large pond of stagnant water,
situated between Second and Third
avenue and Tenth and Eleventh
streets, be declared a nuisance. and be
ordered abated.
On motion of Wiltshire, commit
tee was appointed to ascertain if a box
sewer can be made to drain the pond.
Wiltshire and Steineker were made
the committee.
Mr.. HollingsYorth, Chief Of the
Fire Department, asked that full
inves legation be made in regard to the
Fire Department. Complaints had
been made, and he wanted justice
done Ia the premises.
On motion Of Mr.. Doughty, a CON
mittee Of three were appointed to give
/ the matter their especial attention,
and examine into the efficiency of the
members of the department. Dough
| ty, Wiltshire and Steinbach were APP
pointed the committee.
| A petition, asking for a sidewalk
and gate IN rear of the lower schOo
building, was referred to the specia
committee on sidewalks.
30. Stahlhoefer made the following
report. For outside collections. S11S
stall rent, S34l.
The wharf reports showed coIlec
tions amounting to $181 50.
The Mayor reported having PAL,
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cincinnati HarKe.

BY IeIe2raph.l CIEoIRRATI. Sept. 6.
FLOUK-Dull: family e6 p.
WHEAT-DOWer and duh at a decline
red 81 25@I %: white 81 3j@i 40.
CoRN-Quiet but firm at Si91 03
0A4S-5l6g5Sc and steady.
RYE In moderate demand at 81.
WHISRY-Dull; sold at 81 05, but 81 o. was
the best Oner made a. the close.
PORK ess dull: held at S32 20 to 1913 90,
but there is no demand.
LARD-Dull; prices nominal at l9Lc.
BULK MEATS - Shoulders in demand;
5000 pounds sold at l3Ze, but they are
held at &c at The close; sides held At I61zc I;
no sales.
BACoN-Quiet but unchanged: shoulders
l5c; des 1910 for RIB, aud 1870 for clear
RIB and clear sugar-cnred hams 23924c.
circumstance and IN demand az s8d
35c; the latter rate for choice.
EGGs-~cdrce and higher; fresh l99zJc.
OIL-Linseed oil steady at sl9l O3; lard
oil 81 40gi 45; petroleum 3l@33e.
HoGs-Dnll ana lower at IS 0)99 70; the
latter an ext eme rate.
BEEF Gait, E-Unehanged and firm at
s3G6 50.
GoLD-IG15, buying.
ExcHANGE- Steady atl.I0 di2cOult buy
ing.
MoNEY-Market close and active.
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VI. Louis Market.

By relegraph.I ST. LOUIS Sept @
ToBACCo-SteRdy and strong.
CoTToN-Nothing done.
HEAIP-NO sales.
FLOUR-Duil ana weak for low grades.
but prices are not quotably changed: sales
OF supers at a 999b .; X, S. so; Xxx, IS 5i
as 60; xxx TO choice family, SO 2597 90
fancy, 81 75as 90.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy, with sales OF
No. ed Fail at 81 l59l Is: No. do, 81 2OG
Il; chs ice red. 81 3Oal 30; No. 1 white,
81 al 30; choice, 81 371a0l As.
CoRN-L0W grades dull and easier; best
qualities firm. with sales OF mixed In
sacks, at d@S71ae; choice yellow, Gle; fair
10 fancy white, 009g5c
0ATS-LOW grades have declined to asa
soc for mixed In sacks, and TO 50953e for
white.
KYE-Fi m and in demand for The best
grades; sales OF lair to good at 775SgS31Sc;
prime, B5c.
BARLEY-Small sa es of good Spring at
81 .: choice Fall, $50.
WHIsKY-Dull and lower; sales at 81 O98
10.
GROCERIES Unchanged.
PoRK-Dul: sales at S33 1904 co.; dry
salted shoulders, ia a small way, sold at
l4ls9l41zc; clear rib sides, l75ac; clear sides
sSc.
BACoN-Steady, with sales Of loose shout
ders at AYE; packed do. i55<c; clear rib
Sides lSAc: clear sides, l9c.
LARD-In small orders, sales of choice
tlerce were made at 1910.
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NeR York aold 40 atnnR $500

SoW FORK Gold ami stock narRtt.
~ Ielegraphl NEW YORK.. Sept. @.
MoNkf-Easy and steady at 6a7 per cent
unCL iate In the afternoon, when 10 De-
came very active at per cent. for call
loans- 1he activity ls attributed 10 the
heavy. '-'y
STERLING-Dull at 8as5L.
GoLD--,D nsettied; opened at l37: touched
at 1917.
Carrying rates 2R6 per cent. and borrow
Clearances sI29. 900, 900.
Anairs in France owing to the Illness OF
1 Napoleon. appear in Hn excited and ssrf-
| Gus condition, as is Witnessed by the de-
1 cline IN rentes, which are quoted az COR. use
/ against 7lf. 35c. Saturday.
| GOVERNMEErs Heavy and lower. Cou-
| pons Of 1881 l221I8l22z; do 1862 l2I[0l22L
| DO 1864 l2l5<gl22; do 1885 l2l5<0122; do new
/ l20h9l2g5s; do 1867 l2SS8l20Ii do 1865 l28l.
| GEO.; To- 40s 1ll1[9ullz.
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ttt ER Ne :,
10, other Roer henpa sec Third Page.

fofo9ser ktrer HeHlS sec Third Page.
The additional arrivals and departures
yesterday evening and last night were the
MOllie Norton, to Henderson; Romeo and
Umpire, 10 Cairo; eLeCiaire, Cairo to Lou
isviile; Hartford, nom Green River.
The Romeo and Umpire left with fine
trIps.........The Mollie Norton is daily carry
ing fine trips to Notwithstanding lie.
Claire had about all she could carry on the
water.....-~The Hartford came in last eve
ming we'll loaded. She Will return to Green
River this eyening............The Nick Long
worth has deferred her departure from
Cairo till Wednesday. Freight and pas
sengers for New Orleans or any point
on the lower Mississippi, by to-day's
Cairo packets, Will connect with the
Longworth at Cairo and viii go
through without detention ................ ......
Captain Dexter received a second dispatch
from Captain Seeth. esterday, saying
the Phantom would certainly be here to
go out promptly at 4 Pm. to.day.........Cap-
tains scott and Duncan assure us that the
Clara Scott viii positively leave at 4 P NJ.
to-day, with the mail, for Cairo and all
way points. The Clara is a first class low
water packet, and runs like a reared deer.
.........The Altoona, Captain Vinton, may
be confidently expected to-day, for Mem
phis.........The Palestine will be ready TO
resume her trips on Friday. Her clerk,
Phil. y. Brauham, and a number of the
crew, arrived by the Nightingale yester-
day morning ........The Phantom and Lew
ellen had not arrived at midnight.
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chicago Market.

B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. @.
EASTERN ExcHANGE--Weak ITO of,
buying: par, selling.
FLoUR-Quitt aud firm; e5 1907 90 for
spring extra.
WHEAT-Quiet and easier; sales Of No. .
at 81 39al 81, closing al s30JSai 9e5<: IA ia
afternoon sales were made at 81 2812, on
sellers September.
CoRN-Easier ann 5<9lc lower; sales OF
No. 2 at SGf49S712c: rejected, 82gS31%c; no
grade, 7SG60c, closing at SIC for No. 2; this
afternoon the market was quiet; sales at
551ac on sellers September, Tor No. 2.
OATs-Ftrmer, opening at 44%@45c for
NO 2; advanc TO 45A9451Sc, and closed at
45a451%c
RHE-Qulet and shade easier; sales Of
No. AZ 981z99I1ac, closing at Ole; rejected.
S2z@SH2c.
BARLEY-E1c ted and more active. with
an advance OF 3g4c per bushel on No. 2;
seller the month, sold at 81 2991 3d.
HIGHWINES-Firmer: buyers and sellers
generally apart; new, 81 O6gl 061S old, 81 o. d.
PROVIsIoES-ActlYe. Mess Pork. firmer;
s33 60933 %. Lard, nominal. 1870. Dry
sailed shoulders, l31z@l3i4c.
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CAIRO, Sci TENDER 6.--Port Llst-A. Ba
ker, Eastportto Cairo, p NJ; Fanny Bran
deis, Evansville packet, IL PM; city o
Cairo, Memphis to ST. Louis, 2 An Lumt
nary, Vicksburg to st. Louis, II; Robt
Fulton. Evansville To Memphis, n.
Post Boy, st. Louis TO New Orleans s M
City OF Alton, ST. Louis 10 New Orleans, II
p NJ; lasgoW, Mem phis TO Cincinnati
noon Jim Watson, st. Louis TO Tennessee
River, p n Atlantic, St. Louis to New
Orleans, p NJ. River fell two inches
Raining. Mercury 79.
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-Port List
Ella Hughes, TO New Orleans; Emma No
3, to New Orleans; Charmer, Evansville 10
Cincinnati. River stationary, with three
feet three inches water in the canal, and
about the same over Portland bar.
NASHVILLE, September 6.-The river IS
rising slowly. There was fine rain to-
day. Weather moderate. Mercury So III
noon.
MEMPHIS, September ARRIVED: Alas
ka, from Cairo; Belle Memphis, from st.
Louis: Rubicon, from St. Louis; Travis
Wright, from Lon svIlle; Legal Tender,
rom White River; Julia, from Vicksburg
parted: W. r. Arthur, to st. Louis; Julia,
to 81. Louis; q. w. Cheek, to Friat's Point ;
W. A. Caldwell, to Arkansas River; Rubi-
con, to Wick sburgi ALASKA, to kew Or
leans: Travis Wright, 10 New Orleans.
Tie Mohawk's barge, SANK at the foot OF
Pre- idsnt Island, a few days since, has
teeu raised. The vessel IS not materially
Injured, having only sprung her butts. The
cargo, consisting OF corn, hay and pro,
QucG, Is gICatlE damaged. Inc DOaJ viii
proceed TO New Oriea-s at once.
CINCINNATI, Sept. G.-Port List-No ar
rivals or departures. River declining, with
81 feet water in the channel.
ST.. LOUIS, sept. 6--Arrived-Frie
ship, from Cairo; Dictator, from Tennes-
see River: Lumi airy, nom NIcksDurg;
City of Cairo, from Memphis: Silver low,
FROM Miami; Ro9b. from Lasalle. De-
parted-City Of Pektn. for Peoria; Du-
nuque. for st Paul; Harry Johnson, for
KeOkuk; Belle st. Louis, for Memphis
Kate Robinson for Ctncinnati; Clara for
Kansas City; Audv Johnson, for Keokuk.
River declining slowly, and the Illinois
and Missouri are fahmg. but the upper
Mississippi is rising at st. Paul and Du-
b1que. Weather clear and cool.
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$50 premium for s.. 600 insurance Tor
three years on the lower school build
iur.
a communicated vas received from
BLantOa Duncan, Chairman Of he
Southern Commercial Convention,
giving notice of the meeting of the
Convention az Louisville on the 18Th
of October.
Ga motion, the Mayor was author
lied to confer with Mr. Ailis, PresI-
dent Of the Board @ Trade, IN this
city, in regard to sending delegates
from this city
Louis Daum asked leave to tap
Third Street Sewer. ia Lamasco.
/ Granted.
The Southern Illinois Railroad
Company were granted leave to use
/ the City Engineers Office Tor the
present, fer the purpose Of making
maps, estimates, &c
/ The following ordinance w15 PIE
scented b Nr. Stcilbach:
! An ordinance to. repeal eli ordi-
/ uances establishing the B0lrd Of
Health Of lho cty of Evansville
SEC. /. BE ! ordained BY the Com
mon Council # the City Of Lvaus-
Vile, That all ordinances heretofore
passed by said city for the establish
ment and rgaizatiou Of Beard Of
Health for said city. be and the same
are hereby repealed.
A motion was made for a second
reading, but on motion Of Mr. Hop
klns. it was ordered that the question
4 be laid over one week.
Mr. Hopkins moved that each
Councilman select five names by the
next meeting Of the Council for the
purpose of appointing Fire Guard, %
who are to serve without any pecu-
MARY remuneration.
On motion. III. Bassett az instruct
/ ed to remove the timbeTs from the
/ Division Street Sewer.
On mo ion, it was ordered that a
dwelling house lie built at The Pest
/ House. aud the contract was awarded
/ to VI reliant q Wells.
| A communication was received
from the Humboldt Committee on
Invitation, inviting the Council TO
participate in the celebration next
week.
On motion the invitation was &C
cepted, and the Council agreed to at
tend in a body.
/ Adjourned.
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Railroad Assess ment.

At meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors OF the e.. G, & p. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening,
August llth, it was unanimously re-
solved that an assessment of eight
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent.
of which shall be payable on the 10Th
of September next, aud four per cent.
on the 18th Of October, the same to
be used in making surveys of the va
rioCs routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, Rading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. i. WELBoRN,
augl2 tseptl5 Secretary.
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european Marker.
cable,

BY Cablesl LoHDoS' sept ..
C,oneols. 02ts. American SecuIitIes, fat I;
lgfye.Twenty Bonds, at London, '02s, S21a +:
DO '65s, S2H; do, '67s, SlIi do, '62si at
Frankfort, e5L.
LIVERPOOL, September 6.-COtton mar
-lyet fiat. Mlddlfng uplands, 431z91356d
orleans, IS34d sales 5000 bales. California
white w heat, lis 3D. Red Western, los Id.
Western Flour, 25s Cd. Corn, 30s 3D. Oats,
s. Ga Peas, 44s. Pork, l0Ss Cd. Beef, s.
Cheese, els Cd. Bacon, 67s.
PARIS, septem Der 6.-Bourse closed firm
but excited. Rentess 7Of Toe.
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ne County Agricultural So
efRfte9.

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, Tickets, sc. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
In plain or cOlored inks, at short notise.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment i've hundred dollars worth Of the
latest styles OF poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or
49,
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LoUIsvILLE. Sept. g.
BAGGING-TWo pound hemp 24c.
CoTTON-Duil and nominal.
FLoUR-Eirm superhne b5dJ Is.
WHEAT-Red 81 Is: white ditto 81 p.
CORN-Iu bulk Sjd921Ic.
OATs-45950c.
RYE-90f995c.
BARLEY-Sl l54l 81,
JOBACCO-Firm sales of IS hOgsheads al
81 for Jugs to s83 so for manufacturing lear.
enthusiastically. Mess Pork s54- Ba-
o0n-shoulders Ice; clear rib and clear
sides 191z@I91<c.
J. ARD-Decltned TO ZOc. m, -
HAGs-Fancy sugar cufeQ 90 9A9I2Si
WHTsKY-Declined to 81 10.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The Com
mon Pleas Court convened at 8 AN,
yesterday, Judge johnson on the
bench. But very little business was
transacted, and Court adjourned until
this morning at 8 o'clock. The first
day of the Common Pleas Court was
formerly occupied with criminal cases,
but since the establishment of the
Criminal Court. all the criminal cases
go to that Court. The returns in all
civil cases are made on the second
day of the term.
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FAKE NOTICE

The Florence Family Sewing ia
chine is far superior to any other
Sewing Machine in the market. Ii
any purchaser Of the florence is dis
satisfied with it after a fair rial, l
viii give in exchange any Sewing
Machine OF similar value known to
the trade. a. b. HoWARD, Agt,
serG g. No. II South Second St.
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C T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
1T Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals. Pat
cut Medicines, American and import
cd Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
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Nashville Market.

By telegraph NASHVILLE, Sept. o.
WHEAT Market quiet; red 81 10; amber
81 Is; white 81 20Gl Is.
CoHN-$1 10.
OATs-60c.
BARLEY-Sl 20.
RYE soc.
FLoUR-SB per barrel.
BAcoN-Sides 1879; shoulders lie; hams
zoe.
LARD-2l1Zc.
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BV The brick pavement on the
east side of Clark Street, between Car
penter and Second Streets, is in bad
condition. There is also a bad hole
in a cellar on the same square. and it
needs attention, as it is dangerous. 4.
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KemDhts Market.
~ Telegraph.

sy TeIegraph.l MEMPHIS 9ept. o.
CoTfoN-Demnnd active; sales OF 81 bales
Of T1fddIing at 35c; low mtdding al &c;
receipts, IS bales: exports none
E'LOUR-s5 509B %
CORN 90Zc.
HAK--s23 ~.
BRAN-Sl9g2J 20,
OATs-6jc. -ZL..
CoRN MEAL-s4 1904 40
B4coE- Steady; shoulders l01zc; aides,
I9JLc.