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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29
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BY geiegraph.f ~ gorrra e4r.t ~
,IoBAcco-Active aud hiaher: sJZl5l0e Tor
planters. Jugs 9528l3c for comm on "a qrrd
COTrOE-Quiet at &c.
al 81 a0R1 Csc o--1U
FLoUR-Very dull. but UNCHANGED. Fail
supertine S. O0a5 u; X. g5 s0:xg 4, VA
80 %; Xxx, 70 IS choise family. eg 5Fa7 M
WHEAT-Lang guild low grades age 100.
er, aid irr gulari No Red Fail. sl Ola
I 05; No ] do, 81 l0qI IS; choice. ST a01f 81.
No. white, 81 l0at IS: choice. 81 ..
Consistently aud flrm 02tSo for mixed /.
ejG0gc for yellow: 81 GOAL 10 for white.
OATs-Firm 4356952c.
BARLEY-Duli aud dropping for all grades
below choice: common 90 prime iowa
spring, SOCIAL o. good 10 choi@e Minnesota
81 a0gl IS; on fall, 81 S0Bl S25Si Missouri
do 81 750l s.
RYE-Steady and unchanged.
FORK-Duil and lower f31 O0H32 20.
DRY sA n MEAT--SflR AID higher: loose
clear sides ls1<e, packed clear rib. l8zc.
BACON Firm ard higher. shoulders,
1919; clear RIB sides, in half casks; 20cs
clear sides, I95<M29e.
LARD-Duhi l6c for choice tile rem
dered.
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ANOTHER CURIosTY.-Two young
gentlemen who have just returned
from an extensive tour through the
Green River country. brought to US
another remarkable vegetable curl
osity. It IS a mammoth yam or sweet
potato. resembling to a remarkable
degree a miniature or baby elephant,
minus the legs, one eye and ears.
The body, head, trunk and caudal
appendage, and one eye are perfect.
It's natural and botanical history, as
given to US, Is, that it is specimen
of the mammoth Egyptian potato,
raised from seed imported by the late
Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, and
presented to Prof. Mounts, of Nebo.
Ky, and grown by @. N. Couch, of
Hopkins County, KY. A popularity
of this strange vegetable is, that all
the products bear this singular re-
semblanee to the elephant. The
specimen before as weighs Al pounds.
Oar thoughtful young friends carried
it $50 miles, relieving each other at
easy stages. expressly to add to our
unrivaled cabinet of curiosities.
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rnioago Markat.

b Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
EASTERN ExCHASGE Firm at Il0@L
or buying. and par selling.
FLoUR-Duii 3 507 co for Spring extras.
WHEAT-Duli and 3031Sc lower; ca es OF
No. 1 at 81 l29l l3: no. az 81 03gi l01%
closing almost Iifeless At 81 079l M cash
and seller the mouth: this AFTERNOON the
market was quiet az q o. for 30. 2, leT
October.
CoRS-DuIl and weak, and 1aB1J<c lower
sales OF No. 2 st 7lg741<cf rejected 701z 873c,
closing a 7l97l1zc Tor no. 2; this afternoon
the market was, active and lower AZ 700
701%c for No. 2, seller September.
OATS ctlve and lc lover; sales or No
AT 1t1z9f23zc; rejected 5915g405Gc. closing
easy at fl &c for No. 2
RYE Quiet and fTmer; sales Of No 2 AZ
s. 4s3c; rejected n. 72G7je, closing at SIC ioF
No. .
BARLEY Quiet az 81 p cash; 81 80 seller ,F
the moth: 81 20Bl q seller OCTOBER cloS-
iu.. fran AZ 81 30 sell J. thiS naonth., NJ, -
HIGHWIHEs Opened easy al ~ W ana
clio ed firm "a 81 10. - -
SUGAR -l314ml5c for CHI ~ PAA'A7
Cuba. -,
Provisions Dan anu tlll4gss HyiA44iAi'
A. - Pork s82 T50S] o. Lard l5c
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.snr,nnasf AarHes.
rapn.I O1EorEzATI. Sept. %

"a, .s5-.raph.I CIEoEEzATI. Sept. -.
FroUR-DuIl; family, S. 1893.
WHEAr-Dull: small sales az 81 l2Bl II
io CG659GsS ; at 95e, but not offered freely
oaTs-Firmer; at the close, 10. 2, SIC; No.
I sc aud white, 551t53c.
RYE-Uuil at SFc8sL
BARLEY-U uchanged.
ToBACco--Actiye; sales or 2e4 hhds al
81 so AL so.
WHIsKY--UnsettIed: sales at 81 l29i ii;
closing At he INSIDE rate.
MESS PORK Quiet and firm at t52-
ARD Held at IS, but there was no de
maud.
PTrTE SHOULDERS Held firmly at I5c,
and could not be bought below this rate :
clear buiE sides, l3ci no oLnef KIND OF Dulk
BAcoS-stroug; closing at i65k920c for
Saunders nd clear rib aud clear sides; all
tire clear rio on the market were taken at
&c.
choice. and such IS IA demand at 8Oa35c:
mat coming ~ - nearly all low grades.
FGGs~I9c ADD steady.
C3HoCERIEs u Unchanged.
T.TEsEED OIL-Duil; declined 10 g3cUFt
LARD OTIs--Firmer at 81 G74l 40
OLEUNI-3283 4c for refined.
MoEEY-Market quieti 69i0 per cent. for
acceptable pape.
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THE MARKETS
Tew T6rk ksrKet.


BY Teiegraph.l EEw YoRK. Sept. Is.
! CoTrON-Heavy and lower; sales Of go,
/ bales ct 28lSc Tor middling upland.
| FL0UR-Heceipts 10 2iO barrelsi mark {
/ heavy and 5@lOc lower; sales or 1900 bar.
/ rels ct 60 75@6 O5 superhue Stats and
/ Western; S3 lO96 % for common 10 choice
extra State; 90 OjG6 20 for do extra West
eTn: IS 1905 IS Tor common TO good choice
\ white whoat extra 50 1896 IS for round
4 hoop Ohtoi 50 7O87 % for extra 81 LOUIS
ouiet 4: sales of25O barrels ~ s. 75a6 l5
CORN MEAL-Qutet; sales OF 100 barrels
l-of Marsh's Caioric at 50 ..
WHrsKY-More aC I've; sales Of $50 bar.
reis OF Western at 81 lT5S1I Is free.
WHEAT-Receipts ,0f3 bushels; market
heavy aud I'g2c lower; sales Of 90 900 BUSH
81 4faI AZ for Winter red and amber West
ern 81 $50 for amber Tennessee; 81 60 for
white Western; 81 6lgl - fJr common 20
choice white Michigan.
RYE-Scarce and firni sales 1900 bushels
Western at 81 %.
BARLEY-More active; sales Al 900 BUSH
OILS at Il IS FOR State, and 81 30 for Canada
HARLEY MALT Dull
CORN - Receipts 55.lSi bushels; heavy
and &c lower; sales 43 90 bnshels &C e5cet
81 o. Tor unsOund new mixed Western, and
81 039l OF for sound dO.i 81 O49l O5 Tor w est
ern yellow and 81 io9l y Tor white West-
OATS Receipts O. ,5l3 bushels; without
decided change; sales Of $500 Dnshe &C
60a6le for new southera and Western.
RTCE-Q uiet.
COFFEE-Qutet.
sUoAE-DulIi sales 81 hhis OF Cuba at
II &c.
MOLABsEB-Du /.
PETROLEUM. Quiet, st 1910 for crude
aad Eve for refn00.
BoPS-Duil
LINsEED OIL-Quiet.
Pokk-hesYy and lower; sales Of 3i5 bb-a
at ~ 2503i so for mess. closing with sellers
mt go so, cash. s26 504H Tor prime and
so 25U2g 20 for prdne mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales Of ] bOls at f5 500
Is so for new plain mess. Beef hams, dulli
safes or ESQ bbls at SIS 40.
CUT MEATs-Quieti sales OF 80 packages
at l45<8i5i{c Tor shoulders; H9lSc for
hams.
IID DLEs-Q Quiet; sales CT 100 boxes les.
cured atTml7Ec.
LARD-Ddil and heavy; sales Of go
tlerces nj l6j<9lSIzc for steam and 1870
l8%c Tor kettle re ndered.
BUTTER-Quiet at l6gz3c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-EIrm at l8aI0Izc
FRE GIFTS TO LIyERPooL-Heavya and de-
ching; sh pments Of 5000 bushels Whea.
at Cd per sail aud 916d per steam D I'D 001
bbis dOur per sail a. = Sd.
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AN ENooURAGING SIGN.-We are
glad to notice a disposition on the
part Of property owners to remove
some Of those unsightly buildings that
have for years been an eye sore to all
who took any pride in the appearance
of our city. A good beginning has
been made on Second Street, between
Vine and Sycamore, which we hope to
see extended all the way up to the
Calf House. And then we hope to
see the same spirit Of enterprise ex-
tend all the way round TO miserable
novels that for half a century have
infested the block between the jour
NAL Office and the river. Vacant lots
would present far more creditable
appearance that the disgraceful rat
traps and rookeries that now occupy
them.
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ANOTHER PIEEt

at four O'Clock this morning an
other fire broke out in the carpenter
shop of Casper Marshall. on Syca-
moro Street, between Eighth and
Ninth. The FIRE soon communicated
to the carpenter shoE of George
Schmidt. adjoining, and both build
logs were destroyed. At this late
hour we have rot time TO give further
particulars. aa
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En- NE w s,
Farotter Rsvsr items are THIRD Page.

The additional arrivals and depart
ures up 10 midnight were the LIZ
Claire No. 2, Cairo to Louisville
John Lumsden, from Cairo; J. L.
Graham, to Henderson; Cora g.. Gin
cinnati to Memphis; Palestine, Louis
vile and return.
The LIE Claire aud Lumsden bad
good trips........The Cora S. had a
magnificent trip on herself and barge,
about 600 tons ......."All the boats
were detained by fog, and were loDg
ways behind time."..,....The Clara
Scott was compelled to patch a
boiler, and was still at the wharf
at midnight aud later. Captain
Scott has had much trouble with a
single sheet in one Of the boilers. A
now sheet was put in, in place of one
that had been burned, but the work
somehow was not well done. and this
is the third attempt, we believe, to
remedy the defect The boilers are
not defective. but appear to be made
of the very best iron, but the riviting
in the one substituted sheet was not
close enough to prevent leakage.
Capt. Scott IS determined 10 have it
right aud safe, if it takes him all
Winter......."The Palestine did not
arrive till near one o'clock this
morning. She had fair trip.........
Captain Gus. Dusouchet dispatches
US from Louisville, under date Of the
28th, as follows: Have closed con-
tract for a new boat. Length, 217
feet; beam, 30 feet; engines. % inches,
z feet stroke" With a good model,
which Louisville builders are proven
bal for turning cut, and with such
power, she will be a "rattleI," and
no mistake 1.-THE Paducah Ken
tucEian gives the following status of
the several persons injured by the
explosion of the Phantom, who were
left at Paducah:
The Kentuckian says: Mr.. Barrit--
not Barry, as previously reported
the mate of the Phantom, whose knee
was dislocated, had his leg amputated
on Thursday. He Is now doing we'll,
and there is a fair prospect of his re-
covery. George McFaddin, the ex-
press messenger, whose leg was bro
ken and ankle fractured, is slowly
improving. His testimony was taken,
yesterday, IN reference to the explO-
sion. Dir. Steele, whose leg was
broken and the instep badly cut
across, is under the care Of DR.. L. ID.
Thompson. and is doing very well.
Mr.. Hart, the railroad engineer, whose
nose was SO badly cut and baex hurt
by the explosion, is doing SO well that
he will be able to leave the hospital.
on Friday, for Memphis. The ne
groes who were hurt by the explosion
of the Phantom are all out of danger
except one.
The Nick LongwoTth is announced
to leave Louisville this evening posi-
lively, and may be expected here to-
morrow.........The Rose Hite was ad-
vertised to leave Louisville last night,
and will be here tonight. instead Of
the Morning Star.........The Pales-
tine had an immense passenger trip.
She went to Henderson for lot of
tobacco. Clara Scott was
nearly ready to leave at 2 A. Nm.
The J. L. Graham was sold yesterday !
for s6,25O to parties from Texas, who |
will take her to Galveston, and |
thence to the Colorado RIVER.
The Rapidan No. 2 had not arrived at
2 A. NJ, but the Palestine signaled
two boats below, one Of which was
probably the Rapidan.
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RE-kHiPPING.
RlKAr Ebianafnlnan.

CLScISDATI, September 28--Port List
:, lis Baiesyi lss from Pittsnurgi Ca
u Es,- "a s-,,i inoLn - Louis; Charmer rom
departed Champion, to st. Louis; X. II.
i dln1ason; 70 wheeling. River falling rap
channel. Business very brisk.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. p. - Departed -
hei ogg anu barges. st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2s.-Rivsr feli 4 inches
last n!ghts out Is rising again this evening,
with 10 inches on Harpeth Shoals. me
Burksyille LETT for Cairo.
CAIRO, ILL, September G8.-Port List
Dardanelle, Cincinnati 10 Arkansas River
10 p. NJ; Atlantic, New Orleans to 81. Louis,
8 A. II; Kate Robinson, Cincl natl TO 81
Louis, A. NJ; Continental. New Orleans 10
ST. Louis, 10 A. NJ; r. e. Gray, Cine nnatf
TO CAIRO, ~ NJ Mohawk, -. louis 10 New
Orleans, P. NJ; baker, Tennessee River
10 Cairo, p. II. The river has fallen two
inches. Clear. Mercury c..
ST. LoUIs. September 2s.-Port List
ria: Cily OF Cairo, Memphis; Natrona,
Hannipali Rob Roy, .Ke0kuk; Bayard,
SCOTS Landlns; Mar be City, Vicksburg
Roy, Keokuk; Natrona. HannibaI: Bay
ara. SCOTS Landing; Bismarck, New Or.
leans; Colorado. Vicksburg; Viola Belle,
Mi s alo Aol 10 - ePlEe, ~. Paul. River
falllngs but there Is a 1lue boating stage to
81. auL 1he Illinois and Miss urf are
also declining Weather clear and some
cIscrssAr1. sept. ss.-whte frost last
night.
PTrTsBURGs Sept. s8.-The MonongRheia
has feet inches water IA the channel
ard .alling. Weather clear and cool.
Thermometer G2s.
LoUIsvTLLE-POTtL fst-Mary Davage.
Cincinnati 70 New Orleans. River falling
very slowly, with feet inches water IA
the canal, 2 feet 2 inches on the falls and
foot Inches over the rocks. Weather
clear ana cool, with q light frost the past
two mornings. Business moderate.
MEMPHIS. Sept. zS-Westher clear and
pleasant. River falling steadily. Arrived
-Wauanita, from Cincinnati; Magenta
from New Orleans. eparted-Arthur, FOR
St. Louis. The Commonwealth passed
down last night. N.
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F" Barfett's Hair Restorative
The Silver Polish

Is prepared especially for cleaning
aud polishing Silver. Plated and
Britannia Wares, also German Silver,
for restoring the plating when worn
of, and for cleaning and polishing
Silver, orSilver Plated Ware it has
no equal, as we have tried everything
that has been offered to the public in
the line of Silver Polish, Silver Pow
ders and Soaps. and found that they
would ell scratch and ruin the Silver
after using two or three times.
We guarantee our Silver Polish not
10 damage the ware IN the least, and
it may be used even by inexperienced
help with entire safety, as it contains
nothing that can possibly injure Plate
or Jewelry.
Manufactured and for sale hy
p. L. GEIssLER & Co,
Jewellers. No. 81 Main Stress, Evans
vile, Indiana. sep25
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RAISING Rock. - The workmon
we're very busy yesterday, in raising
the sunken rock at the mouth Of the
Sycamore Street Sewer, and large
portion Of them have been got out.
The Committee appointed to superin-
tend the work are extremely anxious
to have this sewer repaired before the
river rises again. Ths prospects of
success are not very dAttering, as it
will be a difficult job aud require
much labor. We noticed yesterday,
q large stream of water pouring out
Of the sewer continuously, which in
dictates that no heed has been given
the request Of the City Council that
water should be shut off FROM the
sewer for the present, and it is proba-
bic tho order viii have to bo enforced
By the police. It is impossible to re-
pair the sewer while such volume
Of water is running through it.
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AND Still ANoTHER.-Mrs. Geo.
Cowl, Of this county, sends rare and
valuable contribution to our collec-
ton of remarkable productions. It
is mammoth red sweet potato, which
has grown in the exact form of a
coneh, the pTimeval occupant Of those
highly ornamental and useful sea-
shells, and which arc used sometimes
by farmers wives IN lieu of dinner
horns. It weighs one pound and
three-quartera.
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Look Out
Great Bargains in Dry foods
Save Y our Money F!

HUGHES has just returned from
New York, where he has looked out
carefully for the interest of his Gus
toners, and bought a large stock of
the very best Of every article in his
line, and will sell them at such prices
as will insure perfect satisfaction.
He asks particular attention to his
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Jeans, Wafer. proof Cloths, White
and Colored Flannels, very choice
stock of Irish Linens.
Large stock of Hosiery for every
body.
Elegant Dress Goods.
Large and superior stock Of Vel
vets, Satins, Dress Trimmings and
Notions.
A very complete stock of Ribbons,
Grapes and Melines.
Ladies', Misses and Chisdren's Hats
of the latest Fall styles.
Large and varied stock of French
Flowers and PIumes.
He has not neglected his stock of
Embroideries, to which he added
largely.
AS usual. he has the best assort-
ment and cheapest Prints and Mus
Inns in the city.
He respectfully asks attention to
his stock. WM. HUGHES.
se241W No. 46 Main Street.
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invoice of carpets, sold at wholesale,
to Memphis, and yesterday they
shipped another to Tupelo. Miss.
Clouds Strengthening Cordial is
shipped on orders in large quantities
to Weston and st. Joseph, Mo, and
to several points along the Arkansas
River above Little Rock. and yester-
day they received an order to ship a
lot to Warsaw. Illinois, near Keokuk,
Toyva
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ToBAoCo SALEs.-Weldon Bros. &
Co., sold yesterday six hogsheads of
tobacco at prices ranging from 50 so
to $40 90 for Factory Lugs to Medium
Leaf. Among the lot was one hogs
head Of new crop, raised in this State
By w. ID. Page, of Warrick County,
which sold for SO 20, and on which
Weldon Bros. & Co. paid a premium
Of $50. it being the first Indiana to-
bacco offered on our breaks this sea.
son. This hogshead was bought By
the Fendrich Brothers.
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A MAGNIFICENT BoUoUEr.-Miss
Louisa COwl, a charming young lady
from the country, has our thanks for
Q magnificent bouquet, sent By her to
the JOURNAL Office. It is composed
of roses, fox, red buds, and some
FIVE or six different varieties Of
hahlias. arranged with most exquisite
taste into a bouquet nearly two feet
high. May the beauty of the fair
donor BIO ever as brilliant as her
dahlias are now.
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STOPPED FOR REPAIRs.--The Ev-
ansville Cotton Mills have been stop
ped two or three weeks for repairs.
The proprietors expect to raise steam
again in few days, which will again
give steady employment to nearly 100
persons now Idle, or engaged in other
pursuits. hlaq
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REauNDAToRY.-Our readers will
remember that wo stated q few days
ago. that Parkhill was making some
Of the finest photographs ever made
IN the West We still adhere 90 our
first assertion. He gets up pictures
in any desired styles, but those who
desire to secure the ne plus Eltrd pie
ture, examine the Corona" or Cloud
Photograph.
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CUR lEI1L1l E|L.II /

Tho quality of our Goods p mIIv equal.
and our terms 90 Agents ere NOT nHUUIIHH
by any resp0nsible house ga ouf IIna of
AGENra WANTED In every Town ANA
village Ga the Weston HtHtn#.
CEatNmEkChWEM giving complete 0H-
scrip ION Of nrticle4 lA#t VIII uu NuIU IuT
one Dollar each VIII De aQld ~ fnn rHae off
Ten Cents each Ton fiF HIsaJ WIN ruma
mission lQl O. I'D, with com OMISSION. flE
t3i 1Yt enc com a.loui res 20 llJ. with
Any pcrl0n s5ndlne fore club or Twru-
W. can hHNo n9 com Hstuu ono uI ono IuIa
lowing hrtlcioHt lD yards hNnetug5 IUJ
EletuFe hhutot taph AinHH 40 uunrI.f
~ neg Comb auiliHi ladies serge Button
Boots or your choi8t of mHmnrlua uLuor
articles for above Cub named uu circular.
Scr 0iu1 of 'tnlriTs ono pr t1o flie
Honey Comb auiUf three articles nom
Exchange Lift, DC Hc.
FoF s tlub 81 htHty-0uo p1r Nam.
Wooi HIankotsi W65storfa Nafi8naI 'Ii.rto-
rial Dictionary with 1000 pages aud 600
ensraFin9ai aiE articles from hEchaHgo
Far i uIub or ono Hundred g. Piss
ynda hheating lp articles from hNeuHuEe
80 Send Money iu aii cases By uaalarsf-
cd Letter on Po.tonce Money ORDER
ng-sEND TOm CGHCUlarla.a
So We take pleasure d reforming those
who have never bad deHunas Wtn uf. ~
g. large Express Company IH Too United
States Tao AMERICAN % ENEf n nIa. III rfHH
EKrRhs,s CoairA.h,Yi ~ ia a WHaainet1p
them 10 their Ag1ata throughout Iha
country,
S. O. THOMPSON X co.,
I5S sfnte street. Chicago, IIt.
-OH-
1876 Federal Street. Boston. Mass.
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SICKNESS PREvAILlNa.--We are
informed By physicians Of the city
that there is great deaIof sickness
prevailing throughout the city and In
the surrounding country. The dis
eases are chiefly bilious and bilious
intermittent fevers, with few cases
Of typhoid.
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- 0rleana MnrKal.

by telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. ~.
CoTroE-Loweri 2516c; sales, 1900 bales
Tecei Dts, $50 baieR.
FLOUR EWmer. % TbM0 so.
CORN-sl l0Ql Il16o.
HAYES o..
WIusKK-el2501 ~.
Other articles unchanged.
GOLD i620l3f.
sTERLIEo-S ominal; New York sight, -
az discount.
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a Mrs. Goodman has few words
addressed to the ladies under our new
advertisement head. Her location is
No. 9 South Second Street. Read
her advertisement. -
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Eemphia MarEeI.

- roissraph.l NEafPHTa. Sept 81.
COTEoN-Q uiet and nominal, with sales
al 23l<c for mIddlin1. receipts aoa bnlcs Z
exports 81 bales.
FLnUR-Steadg and UNCHANGED
WHEAT-el 2Ta1 So
CoRN-None In market; nominal ai
81 10.
OATs-02c.
HAY-e26 and firm.
BRAN-s23 and steady.
FURE-F Firm at e34 s..
LARD Steady and unchanged.
BACON-Very firm; shoulders. 1870;
sides 1lc
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HEAVY SALE.-As al illustration
Of the large business being done by
our wholesale merchants, We mention
the fact that Morgan, Read & Co..
yesterday, sold forty cases Of boots
and shoes TO one man, and as an illus
tration OF the scope Of country to
which our trade extends, We mention
the further fact that a day or two ago
W. e. French & Co. shipped large
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THANKs.-Mr. AID Mrs. Joseph p.
Bofandick have the thanks of the
JOURNAL Corps for their considers.
ton. and sending cake and wine IS q
memento Of their marriage, which was
celebrated at St. Mary's Church yester-
day morning. Miss Barbara Gsrhardt
was the maiden name Of the fair
bride. May their most ardent hopes
end in fruision.
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TIE PAwPAw CEoP.-We aleArn
from persons who have explored the
woods in this vicinity that the paw
paw crop this season is the most pro-
life ever known in the country.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

PRoGREssING.-Wm. S. Ford has
got the roof frame of one wing Of his
new Tobacco Sales Warehouse up, and
work on the building is progressing
in a highly satisfactory manner.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29
Louisville marker.

By reiesraph.i LOUISVILLE. Sept. 20.
FLOUR-steady % 6 O0a5 o.
GfAIN-Quiet. Wheat, red sI O5af Is:
white 81 l5at - Corn IN bulk gJaOjc.
Oats In bulk 50a55c Rye gOag5o
GROCERIEs-In fair demand ana prfcer
are firm.
TOBACCO Leaf active: sales to-day OF fgj
bids. at 81 90aI6 25
MISS PoRK-Quiet al $50 5Oas8 90.
BACON shoulders lie; clear rfb e1irc.
fancy sc.
!, LAID : Quiet ana weak a. i9Jl8lg)Sc ia
WHsEY-Eaw 81 10.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, Sept. o.
wHEAr-Red, 81 90; amber, 81 25; white,
C0RN-Gi l6
HWE--Sl Is.
RARLEV--Gi g.
OATG-T0c.
BAooE-sides, ls]ze; hams, zoe; shoui-
dera, l7c.
FLQuR-ta per Dbl.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

use ever shipped to the South from
any mandatory. These evaporators
are their own invention, and are
patented by them.