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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-23

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.-The re-
election Of the old officers on Tues
day evening, for the ensuing-ye was
a compliment to their fidelity, as we'll
as an assurance that the Society will
continue to grow in interest and mem
bers. The arrangement for organic
ing a new orchestra under the leader
ship Of Prof. George Warren, viii
greatly enhance the usefulness OF the
Society and the pleasure of its mem
bers
The officers of the Society now
stand as follows:
Presideat-John e. Martin.
V1ce Presideat.-George II. Fish.
sSecretayy.-James Curnick.
Treqswer.-Dr. Isaiah Haas.
Isl Director.-Prof. G. G. Genung.
% Director Prof. z. NJ. P. Tinker.
Leader Orchestra.-Prof. George
Warren.
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ain time of peace prepare for war; Isl "a
sound military maxim. Let not the
slcklY season md you unprepared," is ana
equally good rule i'm medical Jurispru-
dence. the man must be made on iron
who nnds himself at tie close of summer
as strong as at its commencement. such
a phenomenon is rare, even among the
most robust of the human family. aIus-
cular and constitutional Vlger ODEes ont
Of us IA the Drciiing weather OF July aud
August, ana rev OF usf al the opening on
the Fall, are ia She best possible condition
to DEFY the ur healthy Influence of the
season.
feverE, together with variety of COM
plants that affect the digestive organs,
the liver and the bowels, t0Im portion
OF the Autumn programme. Bear ln mind
AID that stamlnal vigOr enables the sys-
tenn to repel them. 40 Doe WeoE is TO be
legtOns, in Paradise Lost,9 and the aX-
Tom is correct, though 40 comes from an
evil source.
HOT then, 20 weak ana feeble, forify
yourselves against the Invisible enemy
that pervades the Autumnal air. The best
defense against miaeuta is course af
HO5TETTEH'5 STOMACH BrITERS
rms rare vegetable ionic VIII improve
your appetite, stimulate your digestion.
give nrmness to your nerves. InViRUfata
your muscular FIBRE regulate your aecrg-
tionst cheer your spirits, aud put your
entire physique ln perfect working order
10 is easily done. The standard tonic and
Alternative which VIII recuperate aud build
you up, is not 81 bad 20 take butt ON the
contrary, q pleasant medicine.
See, however, bhat You have the genuine
article. There are limitations and counter
feits In the market, and they oTa an
woTJhless or deleie riQus. Bear ln m ms
that HO5EETTER'5 STOMACH BITTEBs
Is sold only In glass, (naWcr by the Ca l0u
or cask), ana hat each bottle bears label
ana the Dragon, ana our revenue stamp
over the cork.
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Chicago MaFEet.

b Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. q.
EASTERN ExcHANGE-Flat; par selliL g,
= of buying.
FLoUR-Dull at 81 1896 90 for low Grade
Of Spring extra.
WHEAT--Quiet and easier; 2a714c lower;
ranging at 81 1891 n for NJ. /, and IL 1860
81 III Tor NO. q ciOsingRt 81 i61< for No.
q this afternoon the market was gu ct
and firm at 81 is for No. 2, seller sepJem-
Der.
CORN-Fairly active, and &c lower; sales
Of No. 2 at S0IZ4olc; rejected, 7797Sc; no
grade, 56c; closing quiet at S012c for No. 2
IN store; this afternoon the market was
active ard lower at Zoe, seller september
7954@S0c, seller October, for No l.
OATs-A shade firmer, and more active
sales of No. at 4f1S@45s cash, and 44t49
4454e seller the month; closing at 4i54ci re-
jected, 431I94312c.
RYE-In fair demand, and shade lower
sales OF No. at $4,000; No. 2, S61&G87I5c.
BARLEY-Du1 ana easier at ST 409l AZ
seller the month, and 81 50 In store for
Nos2.
HIGHwISEs Firm; sales at 81 05GI 10;
closing firm at outside price.
PROVIsIORS-Firm. Mess Pork, s33. Dry
salted shoulders firm; lie bid, and 14149
1870 asked: rough tides nominal al I7c;
short RIB middies, l71ac. Sweet picked
hams, 171z9lSc.
LARD-Inactive and firm at l81zc.
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b. Ieiesraph.l 81. Louis, Sept. O.
ToBACCo-Active at full prices.
COTTON-Nominal al 29c.
HE8IP-Dull; small sales Of undressed at
si25@140.
FLoUR-Inactive and prices favor buy
ers; spring and Fall suDerdne, 81 50a5 Is :
do. X, 81 90@5 80; do. Xxx, SIS 50a6 90; Xxx,
SIS 25G6 so; choice to fancy family, SO 75@
s 90.
WHEAT-Advaneed about &c; Nc. red
Fall, 81 06@I 09: No 1 do, 81 Hal 10
choice. 81 20; No white. 81 096l 10; No.
do. 81 17Gl 221S: fancy, 81 So.
C0RE-In good demand and best grades
higher: mixed in bulk, 83GS6c; do. in
sacks, soc; yellow, 97@90c; white 95c9sl 90.
OATs-Dull and lower; mixed in bulk,
45c; do. in sacks, 46G47c; white, 1880.
BARLEY-Unehapged; 81 IS for strictly
prime Minnesota; 81 IS for FAN.
WHTSEY-&1 l0dI IL.
80 90.
DRY iSALTED MEATs-Flrm and advanced
TO l5c for shoulders; lSc for clear rib sides;
q lot OF l0OOU0 pounds OF loose shoulders
for Chicago, sold at I55<c.
BACON-Stlff; clear rib sides on orders,
l9Ac: clear sides, 10l4@l9Hc; shoulders are
held at l61Sc.
LARD-Very dull at lSals<c
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Sd . gTARY . COME.ERCEaL



By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. p.
CoTToN-Opened heavy and declining.
upiands.
FLOUR Receipts l3 SAG bills: heavy and
54l0e loWeri sales or 1880 barrels at S. 90
at 10 for superdue State and Western /:
% eOgo ~ for extra State; S6 l506 70 for ex-
IRA western; S6 7596 so Tor white wheat
extra; So 20G6 . for round hoop Ohio;
% o087 90 for extra st. Louis: 81 00a9 90
for good to choice do, closing heavy. in
eluolng $500 barrels OF extra state and
western Tor export at So 25 Rye -four
q95 l; ssles of 20 barrels at 81 S9a6 >.
SoRN AEAL-Quiet.
~ liIsKY-Firmer; sales of go barrels of
Western free at 81 1901 Il the latter price
an 4sS2GteIhe closing dull at 81 %.
WHEAT-Receipts I745l7 bushels. with
ouIaeclde1 change, closing rather heavy
safes OF $1,000 bushels at 81 az for Winter
req LInolsi 81 494l 81 for Winter red and
see: 81 20 for white Mich gar,s 81 AL "a
tor Whlle Genesee ;the latter price for extra
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Firmer: sales Of 4 O00 b,,stals
state, part az 81 ~ aud the remainder on
private terms.
BARLEY MALT-In moderate request;
sales OF 5000 bushels. part State at 81 90
CoRN-heeelpts 02Sl2 bushels; the mar
ket Is shade firm Ell; sales of ItG, 900 bushels
at 81 GOAL O8 for unsound new mixed Vest
ern; 81 O991 ID for sound do. J; 81 Is for white
Western; 81 14@I 20 for Western yellow
the latter price Tor very choice.
OATs-l92c better; sales OF 53. 600 bushels
al 6oGo7c Tor new Southern and Western,
and 6797Sc for State.
RICE Firm.
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Firm sales OF go hhds. at lI1Sa
l8c for Cuba, and I2aI21ze for Porto Rico.
MOLASSES-Duil.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at I62<9I7c for crude.
and 3214c for refined.
HoPs-Steady at l0620c for new.
LEATHER-HetnlccK sole fairly active at
3093!c for Bueuos Ayres and red grade
light and mfdd weights.
WooL-Qulet; sales of $4,000 pounds al
4Sg5l5c for domestic fleece; 85c Tor un-
washed: 44td46c for pulled,
OIL-Linseed firm at 81 OI01 az n, oasis
IURPENTIEE-Spfrits quiet at 43a44c
PORK-h1r na and quiet at S3I 75d32 90 for
mess oslng at S5I 70 cash: SO for o
ditto, SZ79I 80 for Prime, and S30a30 SO for
prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales of $50 barrels at S. 50
eglo ~ Tor new plain mess, and SI2al7 90
Tor new ezra mess. Beef Hams quiet;
sales OF 10 barrels at s25@30.
CUT MEATs-Quieti sales OF ITO packages
at 141z9l5c for shoulders, and I5aI9s Tor
hams. Middles steady; sales of lI0 boxes
iee-cured at I65<CdI7c.
LARD-Heavy and shade lower: sales
OF 40 tterces al l616@l81zc for steam, Is5<m
1916 for Kettle rendered; also sales OF go
uerees steam, sellers January Is to Febru-
airy 10, at Ice
BUrrER-Quiet at l591Sc for Ohio.
CHEEsE--F1rm at l89I61zc.
FREIGHTS-Io Liverpool dull and de-
cliningi shipments 500 barrels Of -four
at e Cd per sail; wheat nom nal at 91Sd per
sail, and l014d per steam.
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ELEGANT IMPROVEMENTS. - In
taking a short ride yesterday through
the upper part Of the city, through
the kindness of our friend HI. K.
Blemker, late Councilman from the
First Ward, Wewere surprised to see
the evidences of improvement going
on in that part of the city.
In addition to many neat cottages
and small houses built by mechanics
and others, we noted large number
of splendid residences, built during
the past summer. On Second Street,
commencing at or near the head, we
note the following magnificent resi-
dences, either just completed or in
course Of construction: Gen. j. NJ.
Shackelford's, A. G. Tor ian's, Judge
Iglehart's, Henry G wathmey's, George
Lant's, Judge Morris, s. Johnson's,
Mr.. James Steel's "a fine double
brick), and George Ii. StoekwelPs.
These are all located on one street,
above Locust. All are designed with
excellent taste, and arc real monu-
ments to the cit Y.
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UlneinnaEf Market.

BY telegraph CINCINNATI. Sept. y.
FLOUR-Unekanged, dull and the de.
mand light: sales Of family at S3g6 ..
WHEAT-Una Ell. ed SO much that no ac-
curate quotations can be given red Is held
at 81 15gl Is, but could have been bought
@3G less.
CoEs-T uii and the supply large; GALES
at 98cgSl 60.
OATs-steady at 5O955c.
RYE-fL.
BARLEY-sl coal 65.
ga.
WHIsKY-CIosed firmer and % higher
sales OF 425 bDls at 81 y.
MISS PoRK-Dull, with small sales 81 S32.
LARD-DuH, and could have been bought
at 175<c.
BULK MEATS Firmer: shoulders held at
I414c and clear sides at 111&c.
BACoN-Sales at l55<al6c for shoulders,
and l91l91Sc for C ear RIB and clear 81 es.
BUTTER-Steady at 30d31c.
EGGs-Firm at zoe, Shipper count.
OILs--Lard. dull and declined TO 81 800
1SS. No change in Ltnseed or Petroleum
SUGAR-Eirm and in good demand: sales
OF raw at 13lzGl6c; refined, l6II@I75zc.
COFFEE Firm az 20428c.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and dropping; sales
at 80 z C96 80.
HoGs0In better demand at sSa9 70.
GoLD-l37 buying, 1917 selling.
EXCHANGE-Ftrm at lOd50 per cent.
per thousand discount buying, at par SELL
Ing.
MoNEY-Market close.
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THE Day OF NING.-The col
ored people of this city and vicinity,
on yesterday, celebrated the auniver-
sary Of the proela nation of Abraham
Lincoln, President Of the United
States, warning the rebels in arms
that If they did not cease their efforts
to destroy the Government aud return
to their allegiance, that a proclama-
ton of emancipation would be issued
on the first day of January next ensu-
ing. A large delegation came up
from Henderson on the J. L. Graham,
and large delegations came in by
wagons from the rural districts. Near
noon the procession was formed. with
the colOred band at the head, followed
by the Mutual Aid Society and large
coneourse of colored citizens in car
riages and wagons. After marching
through the principal streets of the
city, they proceeded to Blackford's
Grove, where picnic dinner and sew
eral speeches were made, all by col
ored men, Everything passed of
pleasantly and in good order. At
night they had a ball at Marlett's
Hall, corner of Main and Fifth
Streets.
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WONDERFUL Discovery. - We
were shown, yesterday, something
new, beautiful and wonderful in the
Photographic art. TIE discovery was
made by that renowned artist, II. a..
Parkhill, who can truly exclaim Eu-
rekaW Mr.. Parkhill has discovered
a method of taking pictures, by which
the figure looks as if surrounded by
airy clouds. No name has been given
this style Of photograph as vet but
we should think the Corona Photo.
graph would be a proper name
Everybody that wants pictures taken
should call at ParkhilPs and see the
new style.
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DIRECToRs' MEETING.-The Diree-
tors of the E., G. & P. R. R., was held
in the Office Of r. A. Hill, yesterday
afternoon. Il was a free and easy,
social interview and candid exchange
of views and sentiments. The per-
sons present were DR.. NJ. j. Bray,
John S. Hopkins, VIM. Heilman, r.
A. Hill and Peter Semonin, of this
city, and Col. Crebs, Col. Casey. D. l..
Phillips, President of the BellYille &
Southern Illinois r. R.; Judge j. S.
Marshall, Rich. w. Townsend, and
Geo. w. Parker, Vice President of
the 7. II. & Alton r. r. The spirit
Of the meeting was harmonious and
enthusiastic.
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ADvANoING.-The magnificent new
tabacco sales warehouse of VIM. S.
Ford, Esq, on Lower Water Street,
is progressing finely. The side walls
are up to their full height, and it will
soon be ready for the roof, which was
ordered FROM the Fast yesterday.
This will be one of the largest and
best arranged tobacco sales warehouse
ever seen on the continent, and the
large experience and fine judgment of
Mr.. Ford renders the success of the
enterprise foregone conclusion.
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A New FIRN.-The card of Rosen-
Grams & Smith will be found under
the head of New Advertisements
Harry Smith is we'll known to our
citizens as a first class workman. and
all the work of repairing watches, &C.,
will be done by him. They have
added largely to their stock in the last
few days, and have a splendid stock
of everything in their line. Fine
watches needing repairs can be safely
intrusted to their care, and those in
want of fine jewelry will find their
prices reasonable.
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B1s@ The card Of Rosencrahs &
Smith appears under the head of new
advertisements. They have made
large additions to their stock, and
have a fine assortment of everything
IN their line They are carrying on
the business at the old stand, No. u
North Second Street, nearly opposite
the Irish Catholic Church. Harry
Smith is we'll known to our citizens
as a superior workman, and all work
left with the new firm will receive his
personal attention.
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cheap as the same articles can be
bought IN the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest TO call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the Wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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NEW Stock DIRECT FROM New
YORK;. B. Altering. of the firm of
HI. & B. Altering, No 36 Main Street,
having returned direct from the East
ern markets are now opening a large
and we'll selected stock of Beavers,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestipgs, &C.,
which they will make up to order in
the most fashionable and latest style.
For cheapness, fit and durability they
defy any and all competition.
P.S.-They also have a large and
we'll selected stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods. sep17-tf
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monial from an old merchant known
to all the wholesale trade of this city:
JACKSONVILLE, KY,
Sept. LIST, 1909. : n
DR.. II. w. CLoUD:-I am not dis
posed to believe all [ see and hear in
regard to patent medicines. nor am L
disposed to give them credit for half the
meritwhicha good many Of them claim,
but | am in duty bound to make the
following acknow edgment IN refer
ence to your InVigorating Cordial,
which. by the way, Is made with open
formula, and for which you claim, /
believe, no mysterious or secret prop
critics.
In1854I was broken down in health,
by becoming oVerheated in the harvest
field; and-for thirteen years, especially
duriDgithe Summer, IsuffeEed from bill
ious arrangement, and a most annoy
ing nervous debility-so much so that
during warm weather l was wholly
untitled for business, and had almost
despaired of enjoying again my former
robust health.
When you sent me the case of
Clouds Invigoratiug Cordial, with the
assurance that if it failed to cure, you
would charge nothing, I had scarcely
enough faith to make the trial: but /
finally did so, and 70 make a long
story short, / am now enjoying as
good health as before my misfortune,
and / know it to be due to the restor-
alive properties of your Cordial On
several occasions after my nerves and
liver had regained their proper tone, l
had slight relapses, which were
speedily cured by few doses Of your
medicine.
This testimonial is given without
your solicitation.
- WM. NJ. BAILEY.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the noted gen.
tlemen IN the city yesterday, we had
the pleasure of meeting Jim Hines, of
the Bowling Green Democrat, Ex-
Commissioner Hawkins, and Colonel
n. Corona, the great cotton king of
Memphis, who shipped nearly 10000
bales Of that great staple during the
last year, to R. K. Dunkerson & Co..
Of this city Colonel A. Spray, was
also in the city on Tuesday, looking
remarkably young and well preserved.
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FITTING UP.-Louis @. Stinson is,
we learn, fitting up the old carpenter
shop, located between the former
residence of Col. Jones and his own,
for an Office for Justice Walker, who
is again fourishing. 1t will be a con-
venient location for the dispensation
of Justice.
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ny TelegT0pb.1 MEMPHIS. Sept. %.
CoTToN-Is dun and nominally I'M
changed; sales at 2Gc. Receipts 2l2 bales (;
exports. AZ do; stock, 500 do.
ELoUR-Quiet and prices unchanged.
WHEAT-sI 10dI p.
81 05.
OATs-5S960c.
HAY-S26
BRAN-S23 90.
PORK-SA 90.
LARD
BACOE-Steady; shoulders IGI<c: Sides
I95<M20s
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AttraetLYe AuctIon Sac.

We will sell, on Friday. large lot
Dry Goods, consisting of seasonable
articles useful to every family. Shoes
for Ladies, Misses, Boys, Girls,
Babies, and the old man. Also, a
nice lot of Glassware and Table
Ware. This sale will commence at
10 o'clock A NJ. and will be continued
at 2 P. n. each day, till further notice.
One nice BRUSSELS Carpet on sale, 3
pair fine Venetian Blinds, 1 Ward
robe, 1 Sofa Chair, l lot of Chairs,
Mattresses, &c. Friday, 10 A. NJ.
sep22tf ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
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Mrs. ARTF WILLIS is at No. 8
Second Street, in the store formerly
occupied by Mrs. Wagley, and not on
Locust Street, as stated in the jour.
NAL of Tuesday. Persons in want of
good millinery would do we'll to cali
upon her.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Business
Prnnarfv

IAN SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %.
- 1859, at the Court House, the four
S-story metaI-rOof brick business houses
with dwelling apartments, known as Nos.
8, 4, 5, and Q, HALLOCK'S BLOCK, on
Fourth Street, near the corner Of Walnut
fronting on Market Space. Sale positive.
Terms-15 cash; q ia months; q in &
IA IN "a e ~ Il, II e "a ~ 0 mo- mi
ance in A months, with interest, puIchas-
ers to pay taxes for 1853. By
THOMAS E. GARVIN,
sel8l Real Estate Broker, Third Street.
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IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Sheriff Mil
Ter made an important arrest yester-
day, Of one Of the principals in a
bribery case. The. accused was COM
mitted to Jail.
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br There are over one hundred
pupils in attendance at the CONNER
ciel College and Institute Of Penman-
ship, in this city. Pupils come here
from all parts of the country. The
night session will begin on the first
Monday evening 10 October.
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SNEAKED OFF. - Two prisoners
were brought out of the city prison
yesterday afternoon, and set to work
on the street, cleaning out the cutters.
About three o'clock, when the officer
in charge had his attention diverted
for a moment to something else, the
prisoners, being evidently tired of
hard work, quietly slipped away, aud
have not been heard of. No reward
has been offered for their re-arrest.
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MEssRs. r. w. HARPER & Co. have
a notice n the local column that will
be read with interest by those inter-
ested. Those in want Of articles in the
line Of business they advertise would
do we'll to give them a call
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EG- Weber & Co. have this day re-
ceived another large shipment of
Hats and Furs. Among them is the
American Girl, the improved Sinbad
in new colors, more Boys and Youths
Hats, elegant and stylish. Call before
Saturday night, as you can be better
waited upon. Remember the Tiger,
two doors from the corner of Second
and Main. sep21 If
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The HEBREW ScHooL.-We learn
that the total number of pupils en-
rolled In the Hebrew School amounts
to 122, with prospects of an increase.
A young lady has been employed as
an assistant.
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TAKEN IN.-Chris. Wunderlich,
City Marshal, last evening, arrested
and lodged in Jail, a colored man
named Charley Brooks, for fighting
some, when IN the old Hamburger
block. He will have a hearing to day.
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LOuisyIIie Market,

BY Telegraph.l LoUIBvrLLE. Sept. p.
FLouR-Firm supernue, s505 %.
ToBACCO-Sales of l57 hogsheads, ranging
from SO 40 to el7 %. .
PRoYIsIoEs-Qutet and unchanged. Mess
Pork, 1913 O0933 80. Reconsideration. 1914
9l631c: clear RIB and clear sides, @I91al951c.
Lard, 2Oc. Hams, sugar-cured, 24ci fancy,
25e.
WooL-U nchanRed.
WHISKY-Un
BAGGING-AdVanced to 26c.
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Rarouean RaYket.


BY CabIe.l LONDON, Sept. %.
Consols for money 8234; do. for account
921S American Securities quiet and
steady; 5 20 bonds, at London, '62s $50, EOS
S2g9, '6zs Sl14, l0-40s IS; '62s at Frankfort
LIVERPOOL, September % Cotton mar
kettrregular; mfddllng uplands I29Sdl21Sd;
Orleans l25k0l25Zd. sales OF 5000 bales.
California white w heat. los l0d !; red Wect-
ern, IS Cd. Western -four, 24s Sd. Corn,
mixed sos. 0atR, IS 3D. Pens, ass. Pork,
lbs Cd. Beef eos. Lard, us. Cheese, els Ga.
Bacon, Cos Sd. Other articles unchanged.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday, the
case Of John McTernan VS.. Tim. Cav
isk, late City Collector, came up for
trial. This was an action for wages
or salary, in the Collectors Office, in
regard to which our readers have been
pretty well posted. The case was tried
by jury, who rendered a verdict for
the plaintiff, in the sum Of 1924 and
costs.
A most estimable young lady, who
had formed an ill-advised marriage
with a knave, was granted decree Of
divorce, and restored to Ter maiden
name,
A petition for the sale and parti-
ton of the estate Of the late Charles
Harrington, deceased. was granted,
and jesse w. Walker was appointed
Commissioner.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-23

BThe finest quality of Wedding
Envelopes and Paper ever brought to
the city can be seen at the JOURNAL
Office. The paper is worth seven dol
lars per ream, for note size, and en-
Yelopes in proportion.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-23

MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co. No. 80 First Street, are now of
fering to the trade large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-23

RECoRDER's COURT.-0ne solitary
case of plain drunk was all that ruff
fed the calm that has pervaded the
Recorders Court for several days. The
poor, unfortunate "cuss" had thrown
himself outside a large number of
mean whisky, and was mulcted in a
fine, including costs. of s. 40. Had
he postponed his drunk till morning
he might have saved at least sixty
cents