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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-18

By TelegraphI ST. LoUIs.i October 10d
ToBACCo-Quiet and unchGuged. s55-
CoTTOH-Qufet az 2lc. ~
HEMP firm, with sales OF undresscd al
$50. Nld4.sl
ers a5t1es of su pers AT 81 b0kGa rs; X 81 DUG
8 49, Xxx. s. 50eJ5 80; Xxx, SIS 1906 -. fafn-
lily brands, SO 60Q7 So. ~ y
lWHEATr-More active and firm; NO. 2
Spring sold ~ g0g93c; Nc red Fall, 81 Oh
al 08j No: do, 81 lQgl IS; chOicei8i 90; No.
white, q 07@l l0j No. do, slDayeiiow,
OATs-W te dun and lower: Ha.bg' at
431z@4lc In bulk and 47&5lc ia sacks
BARLEY-Stehdy for the best erasiea. but
low qualities are neglected and dlfiicllG 10
sells Iowa Spring sold at 65675e; good rs
fancy Minnesoias 81 30gl co; choice Fan,
EYE-Iieayy at 8O9S5c for prime.
" IIsKY-Steady at 81 Is. s4484.t..
GR0CERIEs- 3uiet and UNCHANGED.
POnK-DullaHd heavy AZ E8l Is.
DRY SALT mEATs--Sales on order. nd
J5tZc. for nh oulders, 1870 for clear rio sides
and 100 for clear sides.
BAcoS-Firfn; sales on orders nc f75{e FOR
sno ulue rs Vac FOR clear RIB sides aud 10jzo
y LAHD-=Nery little doing; small sales 3 =
choice, IN half Ibis aud kegs, az l00Is1Ss.
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Chlcago Nafkot.

By Telegraph:l CHICAGO, oct. 10
FLOUR r. Firm AZ "a 25@g 90 Tor spring
extras. II..4
WHEAT-FITm and bnoyRut: sales OF
ND. at al OSs No.2 atfl O3di O1i6; closing
at 81 O3 for No 2; this Rflern0Oftile mark
e. was quiet at u O2gl W, SELLER October.
for No. 2.
CORN Opened firm at 071S0l08c for no. .,
closed weaker and quiet az G0dGBke: nee
jected firm at G4aG5c; this HftbFnOon the
market was quiet al G5HMD8c FOR No. 2,
seller October, A+
OAT5-14aZc higher: sales.0f No. at 80jIc
@405zc; closing at 40H4OLc.
kYE-Fairly active and frmfr: fnios 81
No. at bONSO18c: No. 2 NJ 75N78c; rclecltsd
at z0g7lc closing at 7Sc FOR MOI. IN.
HARLEY III Opened duh and steady nb
81 l6 for No. 2, seller the mouth, bus snbse-
quehuy advanced and closed with buyers
az 81 n.
HIGHUINas- ady ana more active 3.
sales az 81 ~; closing unchanged. $500
Cuba.
MESS POBX-A shade hrmer. sales nj
VI 0043l SO, cash s20 871%926 %. seller Jan.
LAhD-SJeady and quiet az I7glTlSe
BULK MEATs--DTy sailed shpuidtrs ff1Zm
l41zei rough sides l7c. ID -.l
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dih6lnnaIlHaraol

ny IeleGraph.i gtfguIEEATf. Oet1berI0
CorroN Dali; middling Csc.
YQBAcCO-Dutl, and no sales.
WHIsKT tIu moderate dem and at 81 rs. .
fLoUR-Stsady; family IS 50M5 IS .lI 4
J WHEAT--ls IN good demand Z, rec 81 100
81 Is. f9lI
CoRN-S! eAdy, at g0c. IuI FL .l
Dull; NO. 2 4sc; No. L5I0b2C and
white 5sg55c 4.l,Il' ts-
RYE teady, at 0Oe FOR No. 4 receipts
light. ~ I
BARLEY-sl 90 for FAN.
MESS foRK-Dull and prices nomlf 81,
LARD-Dull az I71< qi71zc. I.tF .IE
BULK MEATs-N ominaI; none onerirQ.
BAC0E-Dull; shoulders 17c s.clear rfb or
clear Sides DC f-. .fI
BCTTER-Firm at 30G8jc.
HEeGE-l0%Mf7c for Western Ftcservd. y
-ksGGsr-F1r In AZ 24c.. a.fs-
tILS--LinseCd Is dull at ga03cs Lard fa
tteady az 81 308l 81; Petroleum. 81d8le
!, 5yGAH-Steady and In fair demand; raw
CoFFEE-kirm, at 20JS TO 25lIc.
SEED-Unch anged: Glover I2aI2Ec per
pound Timothy SO E0I3 90 per buaheI. III
GoLD-sl so buying r .
.EXCHAt GE-Dull.
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MONRTARY 3 C0MMRRGfAL


WV AgAA "Naa 4DAa
~ Telegraph NM YORK. Oct. 10.
CoTToN-F Firm; sales II 2,GOJ bales 40
261zc for m1ddiing andy
FLoUR-R Receipts j "a barrels: market
59l0c better on low les, and less dOiug'
sales Of $500 barrels a IS 75M5 81 Tor super
due state and Western IS g0aG 90 for extra
State IS 908s8 60 for extra Wesi ern s6 GOA
@ - for. while wheat extra SO 1906 50 for
Ianis; 81 C09S 90 for good to choice do.
closing QUIET Rye flour As ia fair request
sales of $50 barrels &C 81 75g8 l5..
CORN MEAL-Dul. - H..r
WHISKY 81 70 for Western and
81 GOAL y for free. .aH fIH
y WaEAT-Heceipts G5,4oii 1920 bfntf;
duiet, and closing heavy, with sales Of 49,.
100 bushels &C 81 88Bt AZ Tor inferior 10 fair
No. spring; 81 53Gi 81 for winter red and
amber Western 81 90 Tor am ber Tennessee
81 s. for amber State5el IS for win 'cr red
Illinois! 81 SIS for white Ohio; 81 s. for while
Michigan 81 6505I 70 for choice white state,
RYE--A shade armer; sales Of 800 bushe {
BARLEY-- quiet sales OF 600 bushels
Canada West t-
CoRN-Opened 1c better, and closed dull,
with the advance lost ~ hss Of "a, 900 bush
els at sl O28l 10 for unsound mixed West
ern, and 81 l2yl II for sound do, Including
1900 bushels mixed Western 10 arrive
OATS Receipts G., rs bushels. oats are
active, and ic better; sales Of 81 900 bushels
at 63965e for new soptherB, WESTERN and
RIcE--QuIet. G.t
L COFFEE Quiet. -Ias .t--l.iI4 f" i5s fia
SUGAR ftrmi sales OF $50 hogsheadE
| Cuba at 1lM8I21Zc.. -.
/ . NJ OLABsESr-Dnll. .U s
PETROLEUM - Firm, at l75zc for crude,
and 325ze for refined. ..t.f-
HoPs-Quiet, at l2a2OC for American
T. Observation-Disclosures EOfe quiet NJ 3ya3Ic
\ for Buenos AyTes ana Rio Grande light
| and middle weight. isHIfi
! WOOL Quiet aud firms sales or 10000
pounds az 40a53c Tor dunrestfc fiesce 8}q.
| $40 ior unwashed, dO94Sc for pulled, AMI
| size Tor tubbed.
ErSsEED OIL-Quiet at SI91. % for estsi-
I. .PORK-Stesdy and quiet; sales Of T5t
/ bbis at e3l6t3l y for mess, closing al $50
/ cash; 70 59g2j Is for prime and "a 68d2
Il FOR prime mess also, go bhls new HnesH
| seller first half December. at SO. -..
/ BEEF Quiet; sales Of 100 bbis at f00a63 fol
| new plain mess, and Sl29H 80 for new ex
ira mess Beef hams quiet; sales OF s. bbi
Cur MEATS Steady sales of125 package
| az lfMglo% for shoulders, and 7sigU iol
| hams. l'lll III. m
MIDDLEs firm and In fair demand
1 sales OF I'D boxes al 1910 for Cumbafiau,
/ cut; I71z4l7szc for les cured: also, $50 boNe
Il sGunberiand cut for Decornber and Janu
! AIRY, on private terms.
:. LARD7sales 81 l7s4o for steam, and lsl
! lb5lc Tor kottle-randared, II
4 BUTTEE-FiEEn at2oass8o for Ohio.
! 3 GHEEsE--firm a Z l6aISo t.H .t
SPIRITS TURPeNTINE- Dull at 4511a4a5lc
N t1tE4aATs TO LLYEdtPOoL-ttrme freiah
d039in scarce rates decidedly q mer 10 ~
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AND he did many wonderful works, ingc-
much that his name was pronounced IN
nnanystongueS. land therecarne unto him /,
judith, from the sea port OF New Bedford,
who had been sick for many years; and
after some days the pains were gone. she
flood. and Asa, from those who are called
Quakers, in the great city of i hiladelp PHI ia,
thBut his money, which Is called greeu-
backs. and hath the picture of Abraham,
thy friend, en- one end. Fog verify was
weak, exhausted ana despOndent; Il ate but
little land suffered many pains, and thy
PLANTATION BITTERs gave me health ,liken.
ed only unto the yigor of youth. And upon
such asare afflicted with liver complaint,
with sour stomach with general debility
and dyspeptic rains, In all parts of the
land did these Bites produce astonishing
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KICKED BY A MULE-We regret
to learn that John Blangy. the ferry
man, who lives opposite the city,
while attempting to bride mule on
Saturday, was severely kicked by the
animal, deep cash in the head being
inflicted. He had the wound dressed,
and is getting along. very well. It
was close shave y for his fife, how
ever, and he made wonderful escane.
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louisville aet

49, T6legraph.l LoBE FELEl, 0el. I0.
CorroN Dali and inohinali mIudI.uE,
1870. I.4laI .
ELoUH r. Demand moderaloi saPenae
GRAIE-Quiet. Whoat-Hed, gI rot white,
81 - Oaif, 5Qe. Rye, ale.
GROCERI ss-Fumn New Orleans HIrur.
l4e. Primo Bio Coffee, lGfc.
HAY Firm "a 8ll 0u tha l8Vce.
IonAfcQ-Le quiet pHL sleliyi aaloa. 0l
birds. prices range fro 81 I'd tO .II ~.
PIiDplafcNSfef& ulet, bat nru. Mea Pork
f8l 10. Bacon snOuul rr.4 UIuar I'D. c.rHr
sides, ana ard quiet.
II WHISKY -4ul8 raW 81 l8. free.
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A1g AGAAaAnRnsA ANAH a 0MAs ttuHs o. .
DRY GoODs-1he market = rather fuort
and depressed for most classes OF uaods
especially for imported stuffs and cam
brics adapted for ladies' wear, whlcll aTe
offered ~ The. comparatively very low
ratea-of ffOm 25c upwards. Domegffe -"
tons are also depressed, although NOT ofite
tably lower. some makes OF brown pGo.ie
are eiready very loWf1t3 Tor instance: flle
Lawrence ID, which sell ~ l2l<c: the Atler-
tic = and the Pacific l. are also verv chez,
.at l2l1e and so are the Atlantis ArAtI5iIe
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STREET RAILwAY.-The meeting of
the stockholders Of the Street Rail :
way Company Oh Saturday was quite
largely attended. A large amount of
the new stock was taken, and only a
few thousand dollars remain unsub-
scribed. The location of the route
for the proposed extension was not
decided. This matter will be settled
by q meeting Of the Directors, which
will be held in a short time.
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sew orleans nsrket.

BytRsleHraph.1 aNEw 0RLEANs. oct. IC e
CoTTGN--Firnr; demand faira rnidd fu6
Csc; sales $500 bales; receipts 200 bulost
f55gsoErtS-to IaaFTe 2,l7s bales; copstWise
s FLOUR-r5c lower. TT -.t= .t D.
GoBH--LOwer; white ei IS. g .4
OATs--58c.
% HAY-L0Wer: SO. ---
Polk Mess dull az s33 90.
z LAssHzs-Reb oiled o. a68c.
! Other articles unchanged.
. GOLD-l2g1S. N.
k@xCHANG H~StorlimR 40ISs New York
sight u per cent. discount. .fF
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THE TEMPERANCE

THE TEMPERANCE JUBILEE
About twenty-five ergons from Ev-
ansville, took advantage Of the half
fare to Fort Branch and return on
Saturday, to attend the Temperance
Jubilee at that growing little town.
The excursionists left on the regular
1916 A. N. train, in charge OF Con-
ductor Nelson, an afable gentleman
and an efficient officer, and arrived at
| Fort Branch at II 40, schedule time
A. pleasant and joyous time was ante
irotea bv all. but on reaching Fort
R+a,cb the sad news was announced
+bat The Rev. Austin Hudson had
diel gishin the previous hour. This
melancholy news seriously affected
tbe JOYOUS antioipations, and the
sorrow evinoed by those present was
heartfelt and genuine Notwith-
standing tho unlocked for visitation
of the angel of death, it was decided
to proceed with the celebration, and
those present marched to a grove
which had been prepared for the
occasion, where, after partaking of
dinner, the assemblage repaired to a
church near by, and after prayer by
Rev. DIR. Nicely, well timed, power
full, and interesting temperance ad-
| dress was. delivered By Rev. r.
AndTus, Of this city, which was
listened to with the closest attention.
DR., A. was followed in a short but
effective address by Rev, w. f.
Davis. Then. after singing temper
ance ode, the meeting adjourned until
/ 7o'clock P. M s.ass
During the recess the excursionistf
| were invited 70 pattake Of the hospi-
talities of the residents. which was
accepted in the same spirit as the in.
vitation was extended.
/ At Z o'clock, pursuant to adjourn.
ment, the people again assembled tt
hear addresses, and short and pointed
| speeches were made By the Rev. J
| Nicely, DIR. f. StiusOn, Prof. A. Bry
ant, Rsv. w. E. Davis. Rev. R. An
drus and 7. n. Strain. Some fin
songs wero sung by the entire Assem-
b1age. and thercelebration closed il
4 time for the Eya1svilIe delegation IL
return home on The down mail train
in charge Of that pleasant gentleman
\
Conductor Jim Ferry. After all. tn,
celebration was epjosed to a consid
cradle extent, notgiths landing tht
sad intelligence Of the morning.
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EaroDeau 49, ~


~ 1Aple.l W. boEDoN, Dct.s.G.
20 asols for nancy, 1871 accouut. 49,
s319.i American securities eHaf-r fHIVt,.
twenty bonds, 6ls. 81 do. '05s. gllS. 'I7s.
ps54f Iv-aOs, 76Ai OBS at Frankfort 6s4f8j1.
hIyBRPooL, October I0.-Cotton nrnler.
,a a,t1adilng upiands, I21S9i2Hd; On,ahs,
lA1E9iz5Ed; sales, l2,OJJ bales. Call ff5ffffsi
white wheat l0s ID Winter, D. 7ds red
western No. 2. 9s "a. Flour "a o.. Corn,
mixed, 23s 90. Oats IS CT. Peas AS Oh.
Pork, llOs Beet, Sos. Lard. g2s. Cmaeah
CTS. Bacon, 65s e. T.
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nernhis Aarknf-

BY Telegraph.l MEaFHIs. Oct IG
CoTroN ~ Firm and unchanged at 2la
24J<c. Receipts, ,ll0 baiesi exports, 0i3
FLOUR-Dnll and unchanged.
CORN-W White, 81 O8; yellow, %.
OATs-60c. .tH .. t.a.
HAY-eZ7Gg2S 90. .tH I
BRA NH 90.
PORK e33 so. 81 a. ...ttt4
l.ARD-20M2lc.
BACoN-steady: shoulders I75<c, and sides.
2l15c. -. -.9 .. t.
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CRIMINAL GoURT.-Business In the
Criminal Court revived on Saturday.
John Oliver, a negro, plead guilty to
the charge Of larceny, ard was
sentenced to the penitentiary. His
ofense consisted in stealing coat of
the value Of Sc from Hamburger not
long since.
The case. of G, Il. finch, on the
charge of arson, was called, to which
THE defendant plead guilty" He
will probably be sentenced in day
or two. G
The case Of w. H. Fisher,
on the same charge, was next
called up, but it appeared that
Fisher was non est comatiJus. IN
ss5asa13ans, apssthnsrscaa, non ualo. aon
est inventusi This, in plain English,
meals that Fisher did not respond.
His bail was declared forfeited. 1t
was reported that he left Princeton
last Wednesday en- route to Canada.
The case of George L, ManseIl, on
the charge of arson, was next called,
and The prisoner plead not guilty. He
is quite d young man. and is defended
By. .Shaekeliord and Parrett. The
trial was not concluded on Saturday,
and viii be continued this morning,
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SEIZURE OF CIaARs.-A large num-
Der Of our cigar dealers have had
cigars seized, within the past few days,
by aGoYernment detective, for alleged
violations Of the revenue laws. The
dealers claim that no evasion of the
law was intended. and we understand
that there is a probability that the
matter will be satisfactorily settled.
The cigars are still in the hands of
the dealers.
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: HBarrett's" no resemblance to
-1IyeS. ~ sarss-s ~ e1lEs ~ (
"a fs'ss Gill; ---ss.-------------f e-H sa
MoNEY sAvE1 .-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade large variety Of
fine tobacco and scigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought IN the United State. Dealers
vii make.it TO their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
fations from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
e SepZ0LT
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-A man from
Carlisle, was fined So % by the Re
corder, for being "blind drunk. !"
The gentleman arrived in town on
Friday, with about s48, and the bal
ance OF his exploits can be served up
IN short chapter. thus: He bought
a suit of clothes, got drunk. spent all
hisemoney, was arrested and put in
the lookup, was fined for being
drunk, pawned his new suit for
enough to pay his fine and railroad
fare, and leitfor home on Saturday a
wiser and poorer man,
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BS- Our Improved Coal Bucket
has several advantages over others,
among which Is the fifth leg in the
centre, which 0bviates the danger of
breaking tho cast bottom. They are
made of the. very best material, and
are we'll made. For durability and
neatness of finish they are equaled by
none in the country.
oct16 2t THOs. SCANTLIN & Son.
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= LosT-Between the corner of First
Avenue and franklin Street, and the
residence of Mr.. John Henson on
Mary Street, a parcel, containing an
unfinished skirt. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at the
j oURNAL Office. oct15
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. Billiard TABLES at Auction

Two splendid Tables will be sold
without limit or reserve, at auction,
to the highest bidders, at T. M. Ell
liott's Auction Room, Friday, October
23d, at 10 o'clock A. N. e&A,-A
= ect14-td 80 - O Il. NJ. ELLIOTT.
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ARREsTED.-A chap named Joseph
Collins. was arrested by Sheriff Miller
on Saturday, on the charge of disturb
ing religious meeting in Independ
enee. He was committed to Jail in
default of bail.
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Cooley FOR NovEMBER.-Mr. j Ohm
ii. Scott, with his. proverbial prompt
ness, mas laid upon our table Godey's
Ladys Book for November. Mr..
Scott has all the popular magazines
and Weeklies. -.
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FIGHTING. Two or three men who
were INDUCING In the luxury Of a free
fight last night, on Fulton Avenue,
were arrested and lodged in the Gala :
bose. Too much beer is said to have
led to the trouble. ~
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THEATRICALs AT OwENsBoRo. =
We are gratifed to learn that hIr.
DufieId, with the Louisville Opera
Troupe, was very literally patronizsd
at Greensboro. The crowd was so
great that large numbers DESTROYS Vf
attending were unable to find ACCESS
to the hall.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.--But little was
done in this Court On Saturday. Al
divorce was granted Mrs Fredonia
Chappell from Robert WslChappeu.
The plaintiff was allowed $1,000
alimony. The Judge will instruct the
jury this morning in the easeof John
@. Wheeler vs.. John Wesley Hughes.
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BURIED. - Joseph Oferman was
buried in the +" Potter's Field" on
Saturday. This is not much better
than the "Paupers' Graveyard"
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THE FAIR-The Henderson Fair
will commence tomorrow. Great
preparations have been made. We
presume the idea of tournament has
been given up.
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@Gentlemen visiting the Hender-.
son Fair viii notice some elegant pat
terms Of rich velvet and a,aatlasse vest
ing, one Of which is donated to the
Henderson Fair Company. to be made
up for the ''homliest mana the Fair"
to be decided by vote. Votes ten
cents each; proceeds for the benefit
of the Fair.
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BLANKEEBURe-The sxle of lots
in Blankenburg, on Saturday, was not
a success. The prices offered we're
not considered high enough by the
proprietors. and only about twenty
lots were sold.
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-B The. Card photographs made
by W. T. Wor4lffngton & Co., can't
be beat this side of New York. Come,
see for yourself. corner Main and
Second Streets. sep28s1mss
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.. Books of Subscription to the in
crease of the capital stock oftbeieem-
pa1ys OF dered blythe Board of Direct
or5, J Ontober 9Th, 1859, are now ope a
at the Office of tho compan Stock
holders are entitled to their pro rata
shares ,eF tBe4s same, if subscribed by
3 o'clock p. II, off Saturday. Oetehe
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,
ag o1t18 1W Assn azA5 Secretary
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!. re- CO to Fish. & Barter's and get
one OF those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment-of Family
and Pocket Bibles. ,oc1tf
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Bg Godey's Lady's Book for No.
vember has arrived. Fish & Barter
have it for sale.
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RETURNED.-The delegates to the
Louisville Convention returned home
on Saturday. ~
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ia Five hundred choice Bacon
Hams, -in. prime order. fer sale at the
Builders Emporium,oln lets as want
ed. Water. between Walnut and
Locust Streets,
8 eet9 lot - BABeeeK & STEELE.
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Nashville Market

BY Telegraph. - NASHVILLE. Oct. l8.
/, C;oTToS1z Good Ordinary 221Sci Tow mid
WafzF-Eed 81 a. amber 81 TO- waite
'CORE-ei l5. t-f
OATS COO. iia. 81. $685.
BARLEY-fl %.
IIYE-ei 90.
: ELoU -sog1 20 FOR superiine 10 Glucy.
1zt p - --79.oes zJci mans gOci SHOULDERS
LARD -eGc.' ..atrtt 800
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Ba sScantlin's Improved Coal Scut-
tie gives satisfaction 10 all. Exam
ine-i it, st sss> oct16 2t
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Rg- The price of Photographs IS
redncedste s. 90 per dozen at W. q.
Worthington & Co.'S, corner Main
and Second Streets. Come, see ns. 4.
Z 80 A.s scp26 luz
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You will find LADIES' Velvet Hats
at 50 cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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8 B@~ Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at SehaPkery
Bussing & Co.'s. seq
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LOST.
MTsOELIANEOUS.
CITY n e w s.
rnIL mNnRRS.

Coal Ginders can be had at the
Journal 0fiiCe-f0F hauling away.
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~ Decaleomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. ocftf
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CoUNcIL.-The City Council viii
meet in regular session this evening.
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a. French Coreets just received
at HUGHES which ha- is selling very
low 'i' - 49, oc12 (.
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" Barrett's y renews your youth.
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First Premium awarded to Bar
retts.