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Slumeulefe.

Die 81. gaul nDispat4~ .wel@e ff9
Yor fursem nod NIT ,nabrer; @utb auf
bic EemperenSz8 emeeuns fturste, unp
il9 70 lan9e al5 Champion oerlelben cr<
tlarte, bic fle etn1ab pab pieie 8epeouna
als Gin ldGerlide6 Giastp enpete, tbeiit
ibren Sci FERN alS cine ppliti19e Neuiafeit
nit oab c5 pie Mni9t Der Mp6e(er
~ t" unb beS Manfato 81
1T vpaB es >,iGt nptbwenbie 1T, paB Elm
Mann auberbalb Der Ser. 5taaten
9eboren fem nuB I'M, Elm Mmt i'm 5taate
ST balteu," Da oiele Mittbeilun9 obne
alien Gpmmentor eeua6t ii, 1o 1T an;uz
,,eb1ncn paB bic Dtspat@ terlelben
NnfiGt 1T. - 80
SIS freut unS berSli9 bierin NIT pbenz
9enannten 8ldttern {pmpatbiiiren ;u f6n~
men, menn au@ in ent9e9en9eiebter &i@z
tun9. @u@ mir finb Der Mnli9t pab e6
etnem Mann nidt gum 8prwur se=
ma6t tperoen fol-, tpenn Ct olS @anbipat
fir Gin Nmt auf tritt, neil CT II r Elm
Mbopttpbur9er 1T. Bir fennen
unlere pappenbelmer, poer tbcilt Dieuei9t
bic ~Dispat@" bic &nlidt ibres Cole
gen pom u&ecprD" bab tas fre m b {
Clement IN per Yartei nur ein9emml9ub
fir ben Torh6ritt Mmerifani1@er
Sheen uno @tYililatipn 1T?
B{r banten oieien5erren pab fe 70 pfsnz
bersi9 iino unp iapn jebt ii@ in elmer 10
ftnoltden uno ltebenSwirpisen @etle
ausipred,en unc >perpen nt9t %ermanseln
ihnen terslei@en &%iebesbienfte ;u rer9clz
ten-What next!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01

49, Gin jun9er enelii9er ,@eiisnper
bate III &olencia cine 2iebi9aft init Ell
mem munberl9Snen Experimentation an
9efnlpft. Die Mutter serlanate nun,
er 1oue ibr Go9ter beiratben. Der Gnsz
!dnoer e%ntsesnete> oae Ct ni&t reid senus
lei, cine Grau 3u erndbren. Da la@te
bic alte 3iseunerin tbm in's @ei@t rno
1aste: Bas> :ni@t reid 9enus i'm 9anbe
ber @uineen ? Mit elmer 70 9e,panpten
Diebint l1pie meme Ecdter-bif Du in
eineun SABRE ein. ;Miuiondr.e 4.
81 abrtb.-Die re,tt Contribution
,purbe in ben prpptn3e1 an1tli9 betannt
seuta&t. An etnisen pldben fanben
burd bte. Republifoner ~neranlaete llr>
ruben fat, wel&e .aber iofprt untertradt
murteu.
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- Cine fbredlihe ErasSote miro Don
Sole City i'm Seabp Eerrttorium &C.
melret. Gin 85bme> NamenS Sobann
&noped, Der ouf Der Tarm cee Germ
8urmetlter, feds Meilen BON Der Stapt
arheitete, fam eine6 Na6mitta9s, Mttte
Mui, nom Telpe in rie Bohuuus Burz
meiiterS uno nerludte, Der Trau pe0elten
@emalt an;ut1un. Dies 9elan9 jscod)
ni@t inrem il6 Die Trau persmeifclt
webrte. &ncped perlicb earauf ros
3inmer unp be9ab lld in zen rtern
Stcd. Spbalp or fort war, serldlcB iie,
pbaleih furdtbor 9cidlasen uup fai1 CT
l9Dpft> bic Ebire, Yerrommelte Ne uni
ersrif eine 0%pppelFinte> nm ii@ su perz
tbeipi9en UNI ben Glenpen su t5cten,
renn er mieperum einen Nrartf maaen
1olte.
&urj barauf febrte CT ;urid, unb no9z
hem er peroeblib bic Eblre auf;ubre9en
perlu@t bate, feuerte ct ;rpei @@ule aus
ietnem &esplver pur6 ne EbIre auf fe
ab. Ct eri6ien rarauf ant Grcntfenlter
uno fol fort ridtete Grau Burmeiiter rae
@emebr auf tbn> oridte. ee ob, ater ee
Yerla9te.
&nppef fcuerte nun orei S6uHe bur9
ras Geniter ab, ron rcnen Der cine ie in
Die Seitc, 9erape pberbalb benz 6lftee<
lenfe> traf in ben Qnterleib fubr unp tbr
eine b1@lt 9efdbrlide @unoe beitra@te.
sic fel gu Buoen N bate 70 ptel Sci
feS9e9enmart. UNI fi9 foot iu fteQen.
@ls er oieies fab, trat er in'S 5aus unb
ftefte es in Branp. @lldli9ermei@e
bate fie nod &rdfte 9enu9, I'm, bic Gblr
3u Sfnen uno aus benz brennenoen6au +
gu frie@en. Gin ;ufaQi9 berteitpmmenz
Der Na9bar fanb fe pbnmd1tie auf Der
Grbe lieeen unp ibr Sinh auf einem NIT
blrrem @traudbpl; beoedten 8aaen in
Der Ndbe pe6 5auies> 9e9en >pel&en bic
6lammen pur@ zen Bino 9etrieben rpurz
ben unD eS eelan9 ibm> NIT fnapperg1otb
pas &ino Su retten. 3ebn' Minuten
fpdter par pas 5aus NIT ieinem ean;en
Snbalt BON ben 6lan1ner1 perjebrt. Die
nerfoblten lleberrelte hes &noped murpen
ipdtsr unter cen Srimmern sefunbrn,
Trau 8urmeifer .farb am folsencenEaS e
an ben. Goleen Der 8unpen. .." IL
@rauben;.-Mm H.. Sftober y.
S. muroen pom @9murseri9tsbofe 81
@rauoen3 Der Mublenttfber @teinft
alias &amin6fi 3u Ma9owo unc ret
Mlueraefele Sacubotp6fi 2caitlbit (etn
abereetretener pple) 'tpesen Grnoroui1s
oeS Srtelsbrsrs BON Maeopo,auua Iore
serurtbeilt. @uf Elm Yon ibrem @ertbet>
bigger ein0elestes @nabenee]u@ bin IL
jest bon or. Majeftdt Dem &5niee bic
ae9en he erfanate EeeesRrafe in lebens<
tpteri9e 3u6tbaustrafe u%n1aetpanbelt
porben. No@ barren ober i'm Criminal
0efdnSni1e ju @rauoen3 flint anpere ;uu,
Toce perurtbetlte 0erbrt@er Der Gnt16et,
bun9 ibress 6@idiols ent9esen, ber aud
Don anberer Seiten NIT Spannura1a, ea,t-
9eBen eefeben mtrb, ba III allen bie(eu
Gduen @attenmprb r.jp. Ibslnabu,e an
bieiem @etbre@en Sorlieet ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
DpnnerltaA ben "a. Stunt 1869.
5taatS= @ablen.

taatS}dabmeiftr. Der @inuna
. .,Reyublican" unb Qate City uQeaber" beiurtppr-
ten bic Nomination BON Gen. Sobn s. @periQ Don
bier fit 5taatSl6abmeifer. GS fiebt fat aus aIs
ob man ben beutiden &tpublifanern bies Sabr
feine gteIe auf benz @taatstidet e%inrGumen tpoQc.
Den GfanbinaSitrn 1T bic @taats( etretlrlelle 3u>
oeIdert. Die Nmeritaner glauben, bab Ge bas
I'M Berbaltnib au bent itanpinaYil9.n Clement
jebt aiemli9 unbebeutenbe beutl9e rspeblifanilde
Clement gang gut eutbebren tSnnen.
(&oltstlatt.)
Der uNa&bar" 1T CUR Nnidt setornz
men, ooB nit w%eni9ltena 10000 repubz
lifanil9er Majoritdt e6 iiberNlbi9 1T Elm
remotratii9ts Staats<Gifet auf;utellsn.
SIM 5inblid auf Eenm0ee bpft unp
wunidt nun Gas Gplf6blatt, sab aud
bier bic &epublifaner f6 in Die 5aare
fallen 1ouen, UNI eincn Bru9 III oer Yar<
tel berbeisufubren uno swei Republican,;
1de Sidets ina Telp su brinsen 70 rab
bic Demofraten, Gins ptel CT IidstS UNI
ter FIFTEEN fDnnten. Nun rie6ual bat Der
vNaGbar" Die 9tcdnung obne ben @irtb
9cm1a@t. Selbft iolde flcine Sti6eleien,
wie pbises, rub Die Mmerifaner 9lau<
ben + pa6 jebt sien,li9 unbepeutence
reutlde republifanilde Clement gang gut
entbebren III fpnnen", f5nnen uno 1perpen
beutl9e &epublitaner nt@t irr MAIDEN.
Dem vNa@bar" atcr f6nnen mir i'm Ser
trauen ia9en, pas @eneral @periQ uns
perlSnlid autoriitrt bat> befannt gu
MAIDEN, bae Ct tein Ganctoat fir irsenp
Elm Staat6z Amt 1T.
@ir batten in legte: Wode @els9euz
belt gu erwdbnem> rob mir gu @uni item rer
Npminaticw zines Scanctnocters fir ras
Mmt reS Stoat6lctretdr6 Iino, batteu jcz
pod peutli4 9enue, 70 oae Secer es Ysrz
feben fann> AUDI cbne ;tptlden ben 3ei-
len 81 lelen, carauf bin9ewielen bob ne
peut19cn Nepublifauer ni@t Ii
rpcsen ibrer Stimmen Mn;abl ionocm
bauptld6lid oarum, neil tic es woren,
tpelde Die Yartet grIuecu uno be.
teti9cn balfen, nod 'ebc az Gin
1fanrinopil9es Clement ;u peuten maj
unter allen Il nj # dnpen ni@t
MUIR at elmer &crtretung auf cem Staotsz
tidet bere6tt9t inp, 1oucern ibre
Ne9tc audi nit No@prud III Yertrez
ten nj len mercen. @ir baben nidt
notbmenpie pa6 bier aste@epuelifonern
ins @eod4tnib surii&;urufcn, %ipncern
pinlden oies gang teionrerS fit riejez
nisen &C. u9t Su batcn, wel6e ber Mnliht
ocs ,Na6bars" iein iolten, pab ro5
reuti@e Clement in Der Yartct ~siemli6
u]nbeccuteno" @et.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01

Berlin o.. Stunt pie Sibunps
gen oe6 3pQparlannents unb &ei9taees
tp1rce1 an. btutisen Gage 9e9lp0en,
Der x5nts belt DE itli4e S@lubrtoe,
tpel&e BON teiner politil@en Bebeutuna
tuar, fonbern f@ bauptid6li@ nit 81
nanjieQea unb Steuerfraeen be(@dfti9ts,
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Uan,en,

welde ae,pStnt ilno. vtsl gu asen uu6 Gin seNnbes Mtfltrntts
eel bsDairien, werben fneen, bag "Rebad's SlOUo pias" &C.
raoe bic riatiae 4rsnst fur fe IT. a'tle 9tasn iae soulotn-
Ae %entbalten tein Gaedflter peer miueraiiaes @ift, foneern
itnb aus rein seBstabilt&ea Stpfen trettet. Sents u.
GORDON limb ytrses, Yett u. &c., Nssnten. st. pdul.
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0erlQu4t.

gae eeuts, melae nit gerfppfuns uher 5artlei6islett, be'
baftet Fnb, nm vRpbads Slppo Yias" ~ taaten 1t ent9a!+
ten idn auedNlber, Nnb MUIR aus pe9etaetlt'9en Stelea o.
rcHet ump fnb in ibrersgDirfune aneenetn toanen NIT Spu'
fonrtene. Siherbeit BON Qeutsn ieoen AlhrS, uno IN ieotna
@e{unesetts,ufanbe eenpnn,en meroen. Scents u. VUrosn
unb lppes, pett u. Co., A8enten' St. paul.
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NeberlelDen,

@elbfudt uuo eue WFestipnsu Der 9eber t0nnen fdneu hur&
ben @ebrau6 vpn rRsoaf's 5tomud Yitters" uno pom beaen
Blood ptls" sebobsn weruen; tie befehen aus 'usoteinif@
veoetabii{ten Grtraftcn unc fnb nit %bepnberer Besusnabme
uui ibre gDirfuna auf qeber unb aur ben Tereauunesorsa
ntsmus aulammenaefcgt. - Sent5 u. Sorbpn uEb Noses,
pett u. &c., MaeAteu, Ct. paul.
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Driu3tpienIpfe

yerfdufsr e~upf.blen tdufe anbere Nrten ron Sitters, neil II
fan vRpbat's" fubret. QDtr warnen bic &ranten, ppt eteler
eeutsn ,u tauisn; man taufe nsseubad's StOma@ 8itse1s"
uno tein anosses, tueun man Rrantbettsn nit Grtols ee'
tdupfen mid. - Senfs u. 9prbrn umo Nrpes, pstt H. W.
Meenteu, 81. paul.
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IS BE

fprtsn vNrbad's Stpmad Bitters" brcaten, uu ftt Bel Der
StpGde bic acutsn &raniheiten INNER fclet, 3u farsen. vs.
ptrb Nb ats Stimn1ulant better bewlbrtn ais irsenb cine Der
gDein rber 8uunrrin cen 9reparattrnen Der SeBtjett. SCENTS
II. GORDON uub Stoves. gstt u. Co, @ssntsn, ct. PAUL.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01
@crpfeln.

Bcuien unp Vsreitcrunaeu, rpraus ~pieielben aud %entiprinpe r
uSaen, fnb burt ben Webraud spn Or. Rebads 8Irpe
Wurtier uno Blopo giQs" tpuel unb bauernb betlbar.
Scents ". @rrppn unb Wp7ss, pett u. ep, Astaten, st
paul.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Laufcnte Ter pom bieier fdredlidea 8rantbeit @sptasten
rureen burt Wnwenoune Spu %r9pbad's Stcuad Bttters"
upteber ~bereeteat, re bies bic lid, In uniern 5dnben befnolt.
Den 8cueaiEe un,nsifelbait rarlesen. Sents II. @oreon
nnp 3crss, Ystt Ii. g.. Neenten, ct. paul.
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Rraufbaftcr Ropfjb mer3

rltbrt BON ctneln 8e1Brten 3uitanee bes MaeeB unb ees I'm
terlebes, fo1pie Won tiaiSier Mf.ttirn Der 4eber Der unb tann
bauernb burd, ,~sipbat's 8lppo purifier" une u8lpob piqs"
8ebeilt spsreen. Stoer 9laids unb Sdadtsl fnb senaue 9e-
braudsanweiiugsen %teiseiast. - Sents L. @uroon une
glppes, Yett u. ST., Meenten, ct. paul.
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6dmnrrhpibsn.

20 III teine Wetijtn i'm 9etraub, welGe 70 wtrHana 1T dis
3r. Hpblds Slutreinieer unb BlutpiGcn FUR sie 5e,luns Spn
6dmprrbothen; lie ereiIen bos l1ebsl an Der g3urael an unh
entfernen bic uriate.-:Sents NJ. Vcrecn Unh sfppee, pet ".
90. Neentsn, Ct. 9aul.
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perheKatbek

Damen. wslae ;u aspiasa 3sites isbr nit gsrltoytane es9ai.
febllAaaenoes Mtittsl Fnbsn. weldes rtne @efabr 1T 1eosr
perivpe Der 5h,panser Itaft senpmnen werben lama.
Scents II. @prppn unp ytepes, get Y. Sor @ssatt"' vi"
paul. #,
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MlpDruGen

III cine Der sielen &.aalbeiten i'm 0efslee srn Dyepepfa.
Cine n1ere Bur au bewertaeQi5en foq'en bamit Sebaftete IS
osrmsiben Mbenbs piel ober fdwere 6ptntn ~ aenieben uno
ftnen lSHel poa Rchad's Bitters nebmen. Jents u. gcrtpn
unb gcues. pstt u. 60, Msenttn, 81. paul.
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NEURHLGIR

ann or,ueliG, turiri lreroen hurh ben @ebrau rrn Or.
Npbad's Blutrsiniscr unb Blut piaeu unb 8aecn bic aTec'
ttrter I.betle nit u pnite Ilnftur por gblurifprm.-Senf u.
Ucrncn unp Mcues gstt II. Gp., Iseatca, 81. 9aul.
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Gaueibatcn.

DieSt. Souls nNeue @elt" eraebtlt@
In fol9enper @eile iiber has Sben1a
,ceut1be 8el6eibenbett:" 49,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-19
EkiYer Lpiana.ollna.

PITIsBURG, Oct. IS.-MonongaheIa thirty
two inches and falling rapidly. Weather
NEW ORLEANS, October IS.-Arrived-In-
diana and Peytona and barges.
NASHVILLE, October lS.-Rlver falling;
thirteen inches on the Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, October Is --Weat her clear and
pleasant. The river has fallen three
inches. Departed Belle Memphis, 10 st.
louis; Emma Floyd, with 800 bales OF cot
ton, to Cincinnati; GOrham, TO Trinity
River. A portion Ofthe crew of the FIOyd
who jumped her yesterd Y, attempted to
drive Q II The new crew today. and threat
ened the life of the Captain. EeriOus
row was only prevented by the Timely ar
Iival OF the police, who arrested the ring
leaders.
LOUISVILLE, Oct l8.-Port L.st--Anna,
St Louis to Cincinnati: Argosy and barge,
Memphis to CINCINNATI Charmer, Evans
vile to Cincinnati; sail G, from Pittsburg;
LeClaire No. =, TO Tennessee River: r.. o.
Gray Cincinnati 10 Memphis; Sam J.
ching. with feet 10 inches in canal,
foot 10 inches on the falls, and 10 inches
over the rocks. Weather cloudy and
ST LOUIS, October ls.-Port List-Depart-
ed-Phil. Sheridan, for 81. Paul; Harry
Johnson, for KeOkuk; Belle of st. Louis,
for Memphis; 81. Luke, for Miami Al
rived-Marcella, from Cambridge; Kate
Robinson, from Cincinnati; Hawkeye No
2, ana Raven. from Ohio River; Tom Jas
per, from st. Paul. The river IS still fall
ing, with 81 feet water TO Cairo. All
cloudy and cold. with clustering wind
CIEcINNATI, October Is PORT LIst-Ar-
rtVed-The packets. eparted-Mounfain
Belle, for Parkersburg. River stationary,
with seven feet eight inches in channel
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, october lS.--Saptain Hinel5s little
screw steamer Revolution, plying between
Cairo and Mound City. exploded ner boiler
to-day, three mites north OF Mound City
killing woman living on a fiat-b boat 10
u hich the steamer was moored. A party
OF young ladies and gentlemen from here
and Mound City had just left the boat or
the loss OF life would have been greater
No details as to the damage TO the boat
Port Ltst-St. Joseph, st. Louis to Mem
phls, 3 p. M; Lady Gay, st. Louis to New
orleans, 10 PM; Rubfcon, st. Louis to
FlcksDurgf IL PM; Lumsden, Evansville
packet, IL pm: sam Brown, st. Louis 10
Cairo, Q am; Friendship, Grand Tower TO
Cairo, am: Wauanita, Cincinnati 10
memphis, IL a.m.; olive Branch, New Or
leans 70 ST. Louis, noon; Lawrence, Gin
einnati to st. Louis l p.m.: Iuminarv.
Nlcks6urg TO st. Louis, pm; Cairo,
Memphis to st. Louis, p. m; Richmond,
-. Louis TO New Orleans, pm; A. Ba-
ker, Cairo to Tennessee River, 3 pm: Nc
Porter 81. Louis to Hickman, 7 pm, The
onru 500 A@@SA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-19

By Telegraph 4OIEorEEATI. Oct3berIs
a. FLOUR Unchanged and quiet; family
WHEAT-Steady; red 81 10gl Is.
CoKE-Dull and dropping AZ 8jG00c.
OATs-Bteady; No. 40aJOc; wulte 55a57C.
RYE-Dull at S8g9Oc.
OOTTON-Firmer; mtddling 2jJ<c.
IoBACCo-Dull and prices unchanged.
WHTSKY-ln moderate demand al tI Is.
MESS PoRK-DuIl at 81: not much de-
mand.
LAID Dull at I71<9t71zc
BUt MEATS None Offering, and bit
little here.
BAcoN-Rather dull: shoulders l7c: clear
rib or clear sides zoe. Green meats sold al
udl5e for shoulders and hams.
BUTTER-Firm for fresh made at 3la85@.
but oil other grades dull and unchnnged.
EGGS-Scarce and advanced 10 2Je.
GRoCERI ES-UnchaDged and IA fair do.
mand at ia 4 rates.
OILS-Duu at 87dg8c for linseed Lard
81 309l IS. Petroleum 32d88c
l8c for factory.
HoGs-In good demand at s9a0 50 e oss.
BEEF CATrLE-Duil but unchanged
GOLD--l3O, buying.
ing.
MoNEY-Market close at 88lO per cent
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Chicago Market.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. oct. IS.
EASTERN ExCHAE GE-Duu at ITO Of
buyingi at par and lilo per cent. premium
selling.
Floor Moderately active at 1896 for
Spring extras.
WHEAT Opened firm and fairly active
at hGHc higher, with sales at 81 O80t 08L
|. for No. ! and 81 021z0l o. for No 2, closing
at 81 O21sCgl or for No. 2. Tnis afternoon
the market - unsettled and dull at 81 o.,
seller october, and 81 O3%, seller Novem-
ber for No. 2.
CoRN-In good demand and frmer, with
sales OF No at 67I1G671Zc at the opening,
but 10 subsequently declined and closed
quiet at 66965Hc; rejected quiet at $50
Csc. This afternoon the market was dual
at GJ1zc, seller October.
OATS-Firm and buOyant, with sales OF
No.s2 al 40II@4l<c In store; 4O94ic, seller,
and 4lc, buyer October, and 3yLM4Uc, seller
November, closing at 4l94lS~c, cash.
hYE-Stes dy; sales OF No 4 at 60d801Ic,
and No 2 at 75g7Sc, closing at 8J1ac Tor No.
and 78c for No. q
BARLEY-Quiet and nrmer; sales at 81 %
for No. 2, seller the month, closing weak.
HIG aWINE5- Easier. with sales at 81 llM
II. closing az 81 Il9l liz
SUeARs-Sales at l3lzgl5c for common 70
prime Cuba.
Provisions Dali and easier. Mess pork
nominal at S3l.
LARD-Inaciive and nominal at 171{g
l752c.
DRY Sailed suoJLDERs-Are offered at
l4Mc.
SWEET PICKED HAMs-Ssles at I7c;
rough sides, l7c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-19
THE MARKETS
rev YORK RaFKet.

By Ielegraph.l NEW YoRR. Oct rs.
oCSoTIoN-Flrm; sales OF 300 bales at
z6Zc for mlddiing uplande
FLoUR-Receipts 18I GA barrels. market
opened shade drmeF but Closed anil and
h ne. sales o. 1000 barrels at S s0@6 30
Jor hupernne State and Western % OOa0 30
for extra state; SO O0as8 so for extra Wesi-
ern 70 bOgI 90 for white Whe At extra. SCI Is
~ - lor com mon 20 choice round hoop
ONO; u 259b IS for 81. Louis; az OOag 50
for good TO choice do: Including ina sales
loo barrels Of low grades extra for expOri
e ia aI 70 ~ Eye Eye -four steady; sales OF
CORN MEAL-Quiet; sales OF $50 barrels
Of white Western az e5 -.
WHIsIcY-Is dull; sales Of 100 barrels Of
Western at 81 209l q free, the latter price
for iron bound.
WHEAr-Receipts 4i,sls bushels; mark ct
opene1 shade hrmer. but closed dull,
heavy and 293c lower; the extreme search
~ or freight room has very DEPRESSING
effect: sales Of 100000 bushels at ff al 81
for No. Spring; 81 a for No. ? do; 81 629
81 5514 for Winter red and amber Western;
81 IS for amber Tennessee: 81 5JQI 81 for
white Michigan.
RYE Quiet sales Of 900 bushels Of West
ern at 81 ~.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales Of 5000 bushels 81
81 - for state; 81 So for Canada West.
MALr-Dull and nominal.
CORN - Receipts LBS bushe 9 maFket
opened heavy and closed dull al 2a8c
lower; sales OF 900 bushels al 81 O2af on
sound do.
OARS = Receipts 32O5 bushels; market
1-AL q ~ ADNeAs safes OF oUsJJU UuhueAh at
oz9Gos lot new southern and Western
closing at 62906c.
STOCK or GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat 81 ,97s bushels; corn, 884 .lsl bash-
els; oats 69,95l bushels; rye, 100 bushe
barley, 5.9ls bushels; malt, 05,8lO bushels:
peas, IL .4g2 bushels.
RICE Steady.
CoFFEE-MOre active and steady sales
1850 bags Rio on private terms.
EUGAR-FairlY active and steady. salea
OF 900 hhds. Cuba st 1lH0I2J<c: and COO
boxes Havana at l21zgl2%c
MoLAssEs-N ominal.
HoPG-Quiet at 15a2jc for American
OILS-Petroleum firm AZ l7t<Ql8c for crude
and 325s9S8e for refined. Linseed oil doll
at 81 00gl o..
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quieta at 45lSa40ISe.
PoRK-Dull and heavy; Faies OF 400 bbls.
at t3l 0093l % for mess. closing at g8l cash
So 5Og26 % for prime. aud 81 5O929 % for
prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales OF l40 bbls. at Sc Goa
Sl3 80 for new plain mess and SO OOgi2 90
new extra mess.
BEEF HtAAIs-steady; sales OF 70 bbls. al
CUT MEATs-Unchanged sales Of nc
packages at l4iz9l5Izc Tor shoulders. and
H9l9c Tor hams.
MIDDLEs Firm: sales OF 500 boxes Cum
berland cut, for December, az PIC, deltV-
| cred In Milwaukee.
| LARD-Quiet; sales OF $50 tierces az I61<a
| l7zsc for steam, aud lSglS1zc for kettle rene
dered.
BUTTEK-Quiet and firm at 2Ogs3c for
Ohio.
CHEEsE-Flrm at 1z9lS1<s.
| FREIGHT5-TO Liverpool are decidedly
hrmer at Sd bid and 90 asked for wheat per
steam, with scarcely any room In market,
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and authorized to repair and take
care of the scales. Adopted.
Semonin reported that no report
bad been received recently from the
City Recorder, and on motion 1t was
ordered that the Recorder report 10
the next meeting of Council, and pay
over all money in his hands belong
ing to the city.
The committee on the extension Of
Walnut Street was granted .urther
time.
A communication was received from
John S. Goodge, Superintendent Of
Oak Hill Cemetery, giving notice that
his term of FIVE years would end No
vember LIST, and that he would have
left several thousand dollars to keep
it in its present fine condition, had 1t
not been used fer other purposes, and
recommending that in the future. the
money properly belonging to the Gem
etery be sacredly kept and used Tor its
Improvement and cfnamentation. lie
also asked that the city purchase a
lot of fine evergreens reared by him
upon the grounds.
A communication was also received
from G. III. Goodge, applying for the
position about TO be vacated by bis
| father.
On motion, the Committee on Gem
eteries, with Mr.. Semonin. were in
structed to select and recommend the
name of a successor to Mr.. j. 5.
Goodge as Superintendent of Oak
Hill Cemetery.
On motion, Councilman HOdson
and Steineker were instructed to visit
and examine Locust Hill Cemetery,
and to order whatever repairs may by
them be deemed necessary.
Mr.. Bassett made complaint that
owners of breweries draining into
Sycamore Street Sewer, gave no heed
to his request to shut off their drain
to allow him and his force to clear
the pits in the sewer. After some
discussion it was ordered that the
work of cleaning sewers be suspended
| for the present.
On motion. Council adjourned.
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RARE CH4NCE TO PURCHASE
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE
BusiIe5s and Homestead Property.
The Loagaoorth Tract, recently pur-
chased By Messrs. E7sas and
Heidelbach, offered at
Public Auction.
Splendid Opportunity for Investment

This desirable pr -iy, located in
the very best p he city Of
Evansville, con business
and admirably a6a Or private
residences, subdiv.oe so lots of %
to 80 feet front and ~ 10 142 feet In
depth, each lot fronting on a sixty-foOt
street and running back to a fifteen
foot ally, will be offered for sale. at
Public Auction, on Wednesday. Oc-
tober 10th, 1869, at 8 O. *. A. H..
without reserve, the sac 11utinuing
from day to day, presenting one Of
the most eligible and desirable means
of investment ever offered in this vi
cinity, as Evansville is one of the
most thriving and promising cities in
the West, containing 10000 to 30, 900
inhabitants, possessing great foundry
and manufacturing interests, and
largely commanding the commerce of
the Ohio, Cumberland and Green
Rivers, and of the Wabash Valley.
Title in all respects perfect.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash,
balance in one, two and three years,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
VIM. CAPELLE, Agent.
III. GUMBERTs & Il. Nj. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneers. octlldtf
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Street RaiIKaH NOtIce.

Books of Subscription to the in
crease of the capital stock oftbe COM
pany. ordered by the Board of Direct
ors, October 9Th, 1869, are now open
at the Office Of the company. Stock
holders are entitled to their pro rata
shares of the same, if subscribed by
3 o'clock P. n. of Saturday. October
23d. Any shares then untaken, will
be open to subscription by other
stockholders. An adjourned meeting
of stockholders will be held at said
time for that purpose.
By order w. w. CHANDLER,
Octl8 1W Secretary.