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Evening star., 1869-01-12

"WoMAN's Rem TO VorI."-All interes
ted in the rights and duties OF women saont !,
attend the lecture of Lucy Stone and her hn
Netzerott Hall. GS, a
Evening star., 1869-01-12

THE REsURRKcTYD BODIRs.-The bodies
which were found by the police on Sanday
morning with the body snatchers, Thos Carr
and Harry Clark, were those of Susan Green
q colored girl, who died ON y street, bet yer..
18th and 18th streets, aged liz aud Mary An
smith. an aged white woman, who died OF ps-
ralysis and chrome diarrhea the Pre- vious das
The bodies are now in the dead house CT The
almsheuse, where Mr.. Martin will keep them
until they can be Of no use TO doctors.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

I PAY OF dav, the Corpora
ton Is paying the laborers employed at the po
January, 1867, the back pay Which was rsfussC
them for long period. es B +.
Evening star., 1869-01-12
i 0BACoo, SNUFF, sBaARs AND PIPES.

600 pounds, consisting of Bright six- on nee
Lumps, Fig, Rough and Ready, Bright 10 O. Black
NAVY hs, b and l0s. Prices running from q sC
down as loW - ~ cts. per Id. Wholesale.
SMOKING TOBACCO
,,Soo pounds IN Bales Of various sizes. part OF
aairements OF the late la~ of Congress-
SNUFF
800 pounds OF W. 3 Garrett sons Scotch ,
IN bottles, ID Packages, n do, = do, and oz !,
suitable for retailing.
sEGARs.
200 various brandsJ st $40. Sls. SO.
s"' s"' SO and So nss per N
ls0 boses Scotch and other Pipes. different
are oHersS for sels At Ss Hsh street tundsr the
n;sGs,s ss 49,, I'M as''1 Gsorse'0v1, e WALLACE
SBLLING OFF AT RRpUCED Prices TO
~ AkGE BCSINE ESs.-rhe undersigned be-
until the 18th day Of arch pext offer their ensi rs
stock ~ reduced pricee. Our Dress Goods, both
winter and summer win be closed ct co.t o. les.
They CONSIST Of Plaid and Plain Merinoes, Mus
line, Ropltns, Atpacss. Lawns, &c.
Aeo and Bows wear, In great variety; rian nels
Csmbrfcs, lrieh Linens, ehswls. shirtines, and
SheetiDgs, fancy articles; together With al goods
usually found In Dry Good Store, will be offered
CAN and exanine for yourselves.
MAYFIELD BROWN,
de II I'm No. 12l Bridge ct, Georgetown, ID. q.
9 GOLpsrEIN, LICENSED PAwNBBoKGs,
Ss 10. 53 Bridge street. Geor getovn. u. ~
o. Money advanced on ell kinds Of Mer- III
cnenoiee, 20 any amount. and for any tiuneO
oeetreo - very reasonable rates Goods Bought
ana SOLD. Business strfctlv conhdeutial. MS 2n
Evening star., 1869-01-12

PosTPoNED.-In consequence OF the heay,
rain which fell ana the Indispositiop of tn,
Mayor, the serenade which the Soldiers' anC
Sailors Union and other citizens proposed "a
tender him last evening was postponed
Evening star., 1869-01-12
MEDICAL NOTICE,

Doctor =. DEE CURTIS. author Of. Manhood >.
"Msdicsl Essays on Marriage Ao.: &c, bsss r
extensive practice in Bslttmore, he will in futur
BE- able 70 devote slly the following days 70 thei,
ans sfS q OH
and SUNDAYS from 10 20 Z and 70 .. m, ..
Ho: 922 streee, Ia rear o. WtIlards Hotel
street. Baltimore. - ~ '--a
SPECIALITY asd exrs Of nsr vous d.
0yotUro. 81 Z i l.- oc Is In
Evening star., 1869-01-12
Georgetown Advertisements.

ucOISSlONu huNSrllScments.
rToLL BRIDGE Ar GEORGETOWN.
HEap2u ,RrERs CoRr> 90 ENsI>rKFs.
wAsHtN.roN, ID. ,Ispusry ., lssa.N
Mayor GeHerdf J. NJ. Scho6sid, Ssrrctars 81 Va
General In compliance with the terms Of
non Of an act entitled AN act relating 20 the
,sSs,i. ss "a Canal an have c.1sed an pestion {,
the Potomac river from Georeeto~n TO IN. yir-
einis shore and do herrby certify that ths ssid
con nyenient for the passage Of snimsis and
Very respectfully. your obediont .ervaut.
Brissdier General Of kus ineer.. Comm .ns ing.
Under the above certihca,.. the Aqueduct Brtds.
be collected on and after TUESDAY. Jssary Il.
Secretary and Treasurer Alexandris Canal. G.sl.
road and bIlege 'ompany. yai2-lst
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Aue r.; Geors.town.
POTOMAC pIsHERIEs AT AUcrroS.
Will De rented for tn coming sssson at public
suction. at the auction rooms OF Thoma. Dowiing
lsds. at 10 O'Clock, the three Landings on th. Po
tomac river above Georgetown, commosly kno~u
as oioud Landings. IA RTTcHE
The Landing known As Esglsh Harbor, ol the
virginia side OF the river.
Terms cash
yan 81 THOS. DORLIHG. Auct
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr; Geors,sovn.
SALE or BoUsRBOLB FURNITURE ANDrF-
ErCTs AT THl MOpTGVmERY HOTEL.
HIGH eTRgET, GEORG GETOwN
1859. at 10 o'clock. win sen. at tha Mont
eomery botei. Hish street, between Duuhsr-
stOn and Beail streets. all ths Household fur
.n' Info fassAs hssis. bess Z s' aa,r
Evening star., 1869-01-12
7 a. PATENf OFFICE.

s:siss ?; IsoD Pend: : w. of
=: ::;;: s;ls &; s: =; IS. =: !: ::s ::
S5 ess:Ss ssus ssss g ;s ssl'
otsss : q Sc sk ~ g asssS is ssss. ~ ;sl:s.
S once ss:Ss S Sssssssscss si he % dss y S..ss ~
ccs' 'iswsw ccmnissfoner Of Patents.
Evening star., 1869-01-12
GIHiTID STATS PATIFT 0TTIoI,

o. III. p.titio. sssslas of JSs ~ ssS2 q Low
ell Ssssaesas,tt. s..,SinsM y, M for The s.tsas,ea Of
patent rrsss s is s sss q @
Its crdersd thss ssid vsslticp Be hear1 st this
depositions, and other papers. should be dlsd ia
this once twenty .days ssfsrs ths Sfy q hssr.ys.
ja e-wSw Commissioner Of Psteuts.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

Go TO THE
GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF
CUMBERLAND COAL.
BY Gleason Il Glenn,
On the 22d instant,
AT Rays Docks, Georgetown.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

LIQUOR CAsDe.-Yeeterday, Patrick Harris
arrested by Officer Fowler, and John Hol
schuh and Henry SEWERS, by Ohcers Marx
wood and Allen, for selling Iiauhr withon,
license, were each fined $40.
Evening star., 1869-01-12
YArOnELoBy HAIR DYE.

This splsndid Hair pysls IL best In the orr.
ths only trua aad pesfs0t Dye; harmless, reii sbl
; ist.; s.sleI:; 8: pa sS.es. &! E2 dss.;. .iss,ss
and Dso1ssiy a0DHed at ta&cSclorT 8 wig Isleo,,
ue: - Bod 9sst. Asw Hcrk. ja0-esd1y
Evening star., 1869-01-12

- D =. ron ssr9H aac9s e
snAurUrns fHs iSE Az Asp9conPlRx.s =
nEH0yEe ALL 41UPTI0Hs, rREokLss,
sEs sSxi1 md siooHfl6. =
Tor LADIES n fAe uURSDRH itis tAsalusbIo !
Tor 0EN4L9MEN after SHAVINGit has no equal
! :sRANUIA1 kO4IONn % the salk rsllabIe n, !
..'f PHAIONs s.PAFHIAussoAP.. isss i
?: g: s. psss 3 ::s sss s 80
- .s-',; .yI2s SE M.y9. a. go = !, : q :
4 NlW PERfgMe FOB THD HANDKln
22Ha1phh 22Ha1phh lnQk9Ulstfs, pRtl0A1n, hAsfffe
| iHALon . CON, Asy sors. A
Hsr - 80 g. - a so,e bysh DrasSisss Z
I a-.1F seFe I'll
Evening star., 1869-01-12

THE REGIsrER.-Mr. Boswell. the Register
has reconsidered his intention to resign has DO.
sltion, and at the solicitation OF his friends o,
both parties, Will retain his Office until the end
Of his term.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

Poison IN THE PoT-Dr AntiselI has
analyzed the contents of the tea pot from which
1t was supposed the family of Mr.. Heshler was
poisonfd day or two since, and has found
poison in large quantities
Evening star., 1869-01-12

, CATARRH AND DEAFNESS successfully treat
ed by Dr. Acorn, pa K street.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

CARD PLATES HNGRAvBD AND PRINTED
st the shortest notice.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

HOSPITAL FOR WOMrN nD
- LYING-1S- HOSPITAL


Patients desiring % avail thensesvss OF ths ~
ssntAse OF this Institution can obtain Drivste
sGea .Ge e ne Ms.1os Tss:s
prices range from s6 % sl9 per week, depe ptfIx
upon the room selected, this fncludes board NV.
Ing, Medicine, Medical, and Surgical atsendapoe
Orders LOT admission 90 the CONVENIENT or
he honershle seeretarT Of the 1rterior, eurseoa
Senefsi united States Army, and rr, Horwftz,
Ghief OF the Bureau Of Medicine and surgery,
Apple s,son Tor erasrs Of tn. honorable s.or,s.r,
1s.stHs r 3 49, = s sss s 6 81 R 81.
a Medical and e1rgicai Cfinfc is held e the Hes.
kltal eveU SATURDAY, et ,. n, By Professor = IL
1houpsons for outdoor patfents Who ere fr--
ai'hsd medical sssspSc.ss Ssc.s ,Tss E 4 charge.
IN fHQnfe0N, u. D., eufgeonia Chief
IA. ASHFORD, 4. D.. Assissant Surgeon
CONSULTING BOARD:
Mob. gTesms:. Tcns:. hP. eeHHoTSssss TssSs,. -
AA;l: ?. Ss5nstt: 4 D.. ut. Iss.sleA, N. d.
j. Riley, III. D.. u upvard, n. d
TENTED STATES PATENT oPRI On,
On the petition Of WILLIAM GUILD sps
WlLLIAM GARRISON, Of BrooklVa, n. Y,
then on the 27th day Of \ Narch. l6S. and rsissuei
the 18th day Of Julv, lssS. Tor i'm provenent ia
Operating Valves In direct-acting sfsaIn enen nea
II 10 ordered that saad Petition be heard this
once on the 18th day Of March next Any person
saa ma osS sSs s.i nS SnssS
twenty days before the day i okifElss5ssh1fsoorr,
desl lsvsv Comnissiouer Of Pateats.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

TIE DAvlsPoRr BRoFHHRs give two more
OF lneir won derful feances at MetzerOtt Hall.
and during the rem ainder of the w~ek exhibit
at Georgetown.s We I'd wise our readers to see
them ~ teast once before they lsave Asre.< he =
Evening star., 1869-01-12

FIFTIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF ODD FeLLow.
sHP.-The Odd Fellows fraternity here navy
abapdoned the idea OF celebrating the saml.
centennial ann,versity in this city on the 26th
of April, but will mite with the Grand Lod "a
of the United States in celebrating the anniver.
sary At Philadelphia. $50 Csc p sssIs
Evening star., 1869-01-12

-a1slsI i .ssels aiac0 ssv-. ,.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
Ing is list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending Oct. Is. 1869, SIS appears
on record on the books Of the County Au-
ditor:
John A. ScheIer to John Seller, south
half of unesouthwest quarter of the south
east quarter, 5, 5, IL, for $500.
Jno. A Scheiler 10 VIM. H1llebrand,
south half of the southwest quarCer of the
southeast quarter, s, 5, IL, for 500.
VIM. Holman to Chas. Runck, Lots 8
and 10, in Block 4. SpringdaIe, for S504.
Asa Igleheart TO Fred. @. Jgleheart, part
of Lot 1, in Block l, Eastern Enlargement.
Louis Daum to Jno. NJ. Geupel, Lots 8
and A, in Dann7s Sub division. for 81, 80
Louisa Miller to Milo Lester, part of
Block No. go, Iamasco City, for $3.50.
Th0s. Newson TO John Walther. Lot No.
IA, block /, IngIe's Addition, for S7O0.
in DSurIiss sub. Division, for $500. :
J1o. s. McCorkle to Julia Sidebottom,
Lot No. 4, II Block I, Eastern Enlarge
Louis Danm to Buehner & Mesker, Lots
20, Il and %, IA BLOCK IL StockWelPs En-
Iargement. for $1,000. q
Nj. b. Kirkpatrick to Anthony Browne
Lot7, in Block 70, Lamasco City, for 81 200.
Levi w. Bass to r. Fenehler, Lot IA, in
Block 8, Northern Eniarg ement, for $500.
John A. ReitZstO VIM. Meier, Lots II, II
and is, in Block %, Lamasco City, for
M. shaeklerord to DR.. VIM. s. Ross.
parts OF Lots 16 and IL Upper Enlarge
ment, and part of Lot l, Avon Place, for
Herman StraSser to Margaret Ferree, Lot
3, Block 8, Eastern Enlargement, for 81 800.
j. +. Vaughn to James D..Fa1r, part of
Lot s, Block %, Eastern Enlargement, for
5Longworth heirs to HeIdeIbach and Ehl-
sass, the southwest quarter of the south
TonGEgorth heirs TO Heidiebach and EhI
sass, the Southwest quarter of 90 9, ~
1ease for twenty years0 for $4,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

DIRECTORS MEETING.-A meeting
of the Directors of the Evansville,
Carmi s. Paducah Railroad was held
at the Office of the Secretary last
night. Present - Robert A. Hill,
James +. Welborn, John A. Reitz,
John s. Hopkins, Peter Semonin. II.
w. Cloud, VIM. Holman and NJ. j.
Bray.
The principal business of the
meeting was to take the necessary
steps for the survey of the routes pro
posed. Mr.. s. w. Hartwell, an en-
gineer from Cincinnati, who is highly
recommended, was elected Chief En-
gineer of the Road. Mr.. Hartwell
being present, arrangements were
made to commence the surveys about
the 18th of this month-say next
Monday Week-the work to be done
as speedily as possible. The meeting
adjourned until Friday, October ed
The Directors are in earnest about
building the railroad to Carmi, and
are determined that nothing shall be
lacking on their part to put the work
through speedily It only depends
with our citizens as to the length Of
time that will elapse before the iron
horse will be running from this city
to Carmi.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

HENDERSON ITEMs.-The Hender-
son papers contain glowing accounts
OF the great preparations being made
for the Fair in that city. which com
mences next Tuesday, October 10Th.
We copy the following from the Re
porter of yesterday: aes % =
We are glad to hear of the interest
taken in Evansville in our coming
Fair. We hear of several very liberal
premiums to be given by the business
men of that city.
Mr.. III. Lyon proposes to give fine
vest, made to fit the man elected as
the finest specimen of the ugly
Messrs. Geissler & Co. give an
elegant Silver Pitcher, Waiter and
Goblet to the married lady, elected
by vote, as the most popular Matron,
etc. ga
Messrs. Weber & Co., fine hat to fit
to the winning graces of manhood.
A fine opportunity for the electioneer-
ing capacity of our elegants.
Mr.. Frank Ingram, of the house OF
VIM. Hughes, an elegant bonnet to the
fortunate young miss having the most
numerous admirers of her beauty and
grace.
All of said premiums to be decided
by vote-each vote costing ten cents.
We have no doubt Evansville will
send down large delegations daily on
the Fayette, which elegant steamer
will carry passengers back and forth
on railroad time, leaving here during
the Fair at IA. n. and 1 p. n.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

The LoNGWoRTH TRACT.-We had
the pleasure Of a call yesterday from
Messrs. Heidelbach and Elsas, the
recent purchasers of the Longworth
Tract. AS heretofore announced, it
is proposed to sell large number of
lots in this tract on next Wednesday.
and these gentlemen are in the city
for the purpose of being present at
the sale. They yesterday had their
deed and lease recorded at the Coun-
ty Recorders Office. The deed was
for one-fourth of the property, cost
ing $50. 900, and had revenue stamps
upon it amounting to $50. The lease
is for the balance of the property,
running twenty years, for $25, 900, the
gentlemen to have the privilege of
paying for the balance Of the property
as soon as they please. The stamps
on the lease amounted to $50 80.
Therefore, as Messrs. Heidelbach and
Elsas hold deed in fee simple for all
the property they propose to sell. they
will be able to give warranty deeds to
all purchasers. The plat, deed and
other papers can be seen at the Re-
corder's Office. The gentlemen are
stopping at the Sherwood House, and
will take pleasure in giving any in
formation desired.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

By telegraph CIEoIEEATI. October Is
FLoUR-In moderate demand; family
IS 5095 70.
WHEAr-FIrmer; sales at 81 1O9I 10.
CoRN-In moderate demand, closing
steady at 9)c.
No. ], 6095lc; white 53955c.
RYE-Duu at S5690c.
BARLEY-DuIl; Fall 81 5561 90.
CoTToN-DulI; middling 25c.
ToBACCo-Duil and the demand light (;
sales of only. Y hogsheads at eSgl9 so;
prices are declining
WHIsKY-In fair demand at 81 Is; sales
of 400 barrels.
MESS PoRK-Dull at eSl, but no sales.
LARD-Firm small sales at 171zc,
BULK MEATS None offering.
BAcoH-Closed dull; clear sides sc1d at
zoe: n o shoulders out OF smoke.
BUTTER-In better supply and not so
firm, though prices are unchanged; flesh
30a35c.
EGGs-Very scarce and advanced to 24es
CHEESE Firm; l6Gl64c Tor Western Re-
serve, and l712gl8c for factory.
OIL-Linseed Oil dull and only retail
demand at csc. Lard oil 81 goal 50. Petro-
leum steady at 32G84c.
sEED-NO change int seed and the market
dull.
GoLD-l291l buying.
MISUNDERSTANDING steady at LILO per
cent. discount buying, and par selling.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16
RAYer Tlianafcllea.

LOUISVILLE, October 10. Port
List LIE Claire No. 2, from Tennes-
see River. River falling steadily,
with 4 feet 2 inches water in the
canal, 2 feet 2 inches on the falls,
and l foot 2 inches over the rocks.
Weather clear and pleasant. There
was a slight rain at noon.
NASHVILLE, October 15.-Riyer
falling, with Is inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather fair and cool.
MEMPHIS. October 15.-Weather
clear and cool. River stationary. Ar
rived: Emma Floyd, Cincinnati. De-
parted: Cora, Vicksburg; Lizzie Gill,
Continental, New Orleans; Ida, Red
NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-Ar-
rived: City of Alton. Departed:
Mary Davage, st. Louis.
CAIRO, October 15.-Port List
City of Cairo, st. Louis to Memphis,
8 pm. Lumsden, Evansville packet,
IL pm; Carroll, New Orleans TO St.
Louis, i am; Bee. st. Louis to New
Orleans. 4 pm. Camelia, Cincinnati
to st. Louis, s pm; Quickstep,
Evansville packet, z pm. River fell
five inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 540.
ST. LOUIS, October 15. Arrived:
Dance, Kansas City; st. Luke, Miami;
Hawkeye State, st. Paul; st. Joseph,
Memphis; Rubicon. Vicksburg; Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Natrona, Hannibal.
Departed: Natrona, Hannibal; Rob
Roy, Keokuk: Milwaukee, st. Paul;
Belle Memphis, Memphis Nick
Wall. Lexington; Maggie Hays, Pitts
burg. River stationary, and all the
upper streams declining. The Mis-
souri, is. becoming difficult to navigate.
Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Port List
Arrivals-Major Anderson, Wheel
ing; Altoona, st. Louis. Departures
Major Anderson, Wheeling, and
Champion, St. Louis. River declin-
ing, with 8 feet in channel.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16
NOyETARY q CONMERCIAL
Nan YORK NarRas.


sy telegraph NEW YORK, oct. Is.
CoTToN-Heavy; sales Of $500 bales at
2615c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts IL ,096l barrels; market
59lOo better on low grades: sales OF 1880
barrels at s. 6097 90 for superfine State
and Western; IS $500 40 for extra State I;
s5 5000 50 for extra western sdG = % 45g6 @
hoop Ohio; So 2597 90 for extra st. Louis;
81 00dS so for good to choice do; closing
steady. Rye -four hrmer; sales OF 80 bar
CORN MEAL-quiet.
WHIsKY-LoWer; sales OF 200 barrels Of
Western at 81 20@I 2, free; closing at 81 20.
WHEAT-Recefpts 2s,l57 bushels; market
365c higher, with better export demand
sales Of 172,0Oo bushels at 81 % for No. 8
Spring; 81 Az for No. do. q Is for COM
mon Winter red Illinois; 81 469l 81 for
Winter red and amber Western; 81 5O Tor
Winter red Virginia.; 81 50gl So for amber
for white Tennessee; 81 20 for choice white
RYE-In fair. request; sales of 400 BUSH
els of State at 81 70.
BARLEY-DulI.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales of sacks
common No. State at 81 30.
CoRE-Receipts 400 bushels; market la
&c better; sales of 81 900 bushels at Sl@l OS
for unsOund mixed Western, 81 10Gl l6 for
sound ditto, 81 60 for Western yellow, 81 Is
0ATs-Receipts 81 1888 bushels: market
dull and heavy; sales of $1,000 bushels at
621Z965e for new Southern and Western.
RICE-F1rn; sales OF 90 tierces Carolina
at S1499c.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm.
BUGAR-Qutet; Cuba Il%9l2c.
MoLASSES-Quiet.
HoPs--Quiet at 10000 for American.
PETRonEUM-ActiVe at s254@3se for re-
fined.
OIL-Linseed dull at sl@l Oh In casks.
TURPENIINE-SptIit heavy at 451SG461zc.
PoRK-Steady and in fair demand; sales
of $50 barrels at S3l@3l 25 for mess; closing
at s3l cash; SIS 50926 . for prime, and
SIS 50g29 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady sales OF 100 bbls at s6l9l3
for new plain mess, and Sl297 50 for new
extra mess. Beef hams quiet; sales of 100
bbls at s1S925.
CUT MEArs-Quiet and steady; sales Of
40 packages at 14M9l5}ac for shouldersi
179I9c for hams.
MIDDLES-FIrm and quiet; sales of 10
boxes ice-cured at I714@1T1Sc.
I4ARD-DuIl and unchanged; sales of 400
tierces at l7t9l6c for steam, and 1Sa51S5<c for
Kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Flrmer at 20933o for Ohio.
CHEESE-Flrmer at 16aI8c.
FREIGHT TO LIVERPOoL-HeaVy and
lower; shipments of 10000 bushels wheat
at ed per sail and 7071Sd per steam, and
| 900 bbls -four per steam at 2s 41Sd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16
chicago NarKet.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct. Is.
FLoUR-Firm; 81 1895 90 for Spring ex-
tras.
WHEAT-Active; sales No. / at 81 O5; No.
advanced 12Glc, with sales at 81 0I@1 OF,
closing at 81 O2gI 021z; this afternoon the
market is unsettled, at al O25<Gl Q3. seller.
October, for No. 2.
CORN = trm, fairly active. and "a a Ic
higher; sales No. / at 651<CG67c, and No. 2
at 64965; rejected 6015@62c; no grade SOC,
closing with more buyers than sellers at
the outside; this afternoon, sales at 68R
6612c, seller, October.
OAIs--Firm, and Z9le higher; sales Of
391ze.
RYE = Moderately active, and firmer
sales of No. at 79960c, No. 2 at 75g771Sc,
and rejected at 7097l%c.
BARLEY-Actlve for No. 2; sales ct 81 16,
seller, the month.
HIGHWIEES-Qule at 81 IL.
MESS PoRK-EaSier; sales at e3I lOM32 80
cash; $Z6 6212, seller, last half Of June; and
S26 2j926 so, seller, January.
LARD-Quiet at 17Z@l71zc.
sHoULpERS-Dry-sa hrm at l4z6c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

The additional arrivals and depart
ures, from 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon to two o'clock this morning,
were the Charmer, from Cincinnati,
Palestine, Louisville and return; Pc
trolia No. 2, from Cannelton; Clara
Scott, from Cairo and return; Wau-
anita, from Cincinnati to Memphis;
Hartford. from Green River.
The Clara Scott left about 8 P. N.
with good trip. She had a splendid
trip up. of both freight and passengers.
She also went out full of people.
1.-THE Pine Bluff pulled up from
the bone yard and took on a load for
Cairo, at which place she will transfer
her freight to the Virginia.........In
our inside report we copy an item
which appeared in the Cincinnati
Chronicle of Thursday afternoon, and
also In the Cincinnati Commercial of
Friday morning. in which it is stated
that Capt. James had sold the
Charmer. We are requested by Capt.
Jamesto state that the report is IN
founded. He has not sold the
Charmer for $4,000 to go into the
Marietta trade, AID will remain in the
Evansville and Cincinnati trade......"
The Hartford and Wauanita arrived
about IL p. M........The officers of
the Clara Scott report four feet water
at Walkers Bar........A dispatch
from Billy Fowler. of the Lumsden.
announces that she will be in to-day
at II o'clock. Freight for the Lums.
den can be sent down to w. G..
Brown & Co.'s wharf boat, where a
clerk will be found to sign bills
lading......."Below we publish the
manifest of the Clara Scott.........The
following dispatch is taken from
yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial.
LOUISVILLE, October 14.-Boat
building is progressing round the
Falls. The Towards, of Jefferson
vile, launched two boats last evening
for Red River, and in ten days expect
to launch two more-Capt. ScoVille's
and Capt. MitchelTs. They have
closed contracts for two new boats
to. day, one for Dusouchet, Gilbert &
Fowler, for the Evansville and Cairo
trade, similar to the mail boat Ben.
Franklin, but moro power. The
other boat is to be the new Belle
Memphis, for the old line of the st.
Louis and Memphis Packet Company.
The river is still falling, and is steadily
declining above.
MANIFEsr-Of the steamer Clara Scott,
from Cairo to Evansville, Oct. Is, 1863:
Evansyille-Wm Heilman, pinion and
l valve seat; Preston az MenIfee, 3 bags of
rags; g Krats, Dbls OF scrap iron, lot of
do, and box of copper; Cloud, AKIN q Co,
boxes or roots; l. Loewenthal q Co, IL
bbls OF dried fruit. half do, and boxes
do; H Hermann, 5 bbIs orages; H X Wells
I'll Co, horse; Weldon Bros q Co, l hid of
tobacco; owner on board 4 bdls bedding, 7
trunks and box sundTies.
RESHIPPIEG.
Canuelton-l Dbl flour and trunks.
New Albany--1 dozen corn shelters.
LouisvilIe-2 hhds tobacco.
Cfnc1nnatf-1 lot moving plumber.
The Clara wasfull of people.