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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-22
pIi JOHN BULLS Pr!c,pal ofhee:
NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
LoS,10v1l1o, Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To M United States and World. Vide
Readers.

To M United States and World. Vide
Readers:
Il HAVE received Innny testimonials fror, pro!es
sonnl and medical men, 80 my Anishacs and Vari'
Gus publications have shown all Of which are genuine
! he following from highly educated and popular
phy.l.ian in georgia, is certainly one OF the mos,
nsible muncstions have ever received. ".
Clement knows exactly what he speak. OF, and bis
testimony deserves be written In letters Of gold
Hear what the Doctor says Of bulfs Worm Des-
aroyer:
yllanor, Walker County, Ca,
June %, lsso.
Dr. Jous BrLt-pear SIR; Ihsye recently r ven
your Worn Destroyer" several trials, AM md u
wonderfully eicnci ous has not failed In single
INSTANCE to hAy. the wished-for effect. am doing
pretty large county practice, and have daily use for
some article ofthe kind am free 70 confess
hat I know OF no remedy recommended by the sblest
authorities that - so certain and speedy Units erecs
on the contrary, thew are uncertain IN the extreme,
My object IN writing ~ 70 ind out upon what terms
! can get the medicine directly from you ~ can
get u upon easy terms shah Use great deal OF 10
lam that the useoi such articles In contrary 10
the Teachings and practice OF great MAJORITY OF The
-,gulsr line di.cafaing remedy which we Know 20
be sucent simply because We may be ignorant oiit-
combination. For my part, shall make ~ a RUE 70
use all and every means % alleviate suffering human.
ity which may be aL.a to commandment hcs tatiDg
because some one more ingenious than my ser nave
leaned it, effects fret, and ured the sole right 90
secure iha, knowledge. However, am by no means
an advocate supporter Of the thousand OF woTtlsss
n6s,rums that food the cornty that pgrpoU 20 cure
ali mauner o. diseases % which sesh il heir. Please
reply soon. ana INFORM me ofyouf beat terms.
= an, s.T very respectfully,
49, JhIIU- y. CLEMENT, ". y.
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PEOPLES LAW BOOK.

Containing
f1n Instructions and Pracaci FORMS adapted to.E
cry KIND OF Business, ard 10 all tie States OF tho
CnIon.
By PRANK CHAMBERLAIN,
Ofthe United states Bar.
-thsr- 70 no book AZ the kind which will take rank
nth Z for Alths nieily, intel gsnce and complete
ns.s EsPrngasd, Mas:l 'ksppeliean.'
b I, for many yssrs !, IL prepared BY an abls
PRACTICAL LAWYER, Of twenty ,nv- years -xper.
ssee Aad - jest whAs every body needs for dsiy
Nis highly recommended by many emident jvdgs-.
inelsdnR the Chief justice and other judges Of Mas
sAehuse,s AID the Chief Jsstcs and entire bench Of
Connecticut
said only BY subscription. AGENTS WANTED
EVERYWHERE. seIdfof Circulars.
o. y. CASE co, Pot llshers, Hartford, Corr, No.
lspFuee 81, New York Cincinnati. Q. and ctiepae
CAUTION.
An old law book. Published many year, ago, Ia.
ust been hastily re-issued as - book" without
ven suitable revision Of IL oh Jlete state ments
DO not eonfo tia work With Chsnbsfiins Law
Book for tn lee
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DEPARTURE.

The weather was clear and beautiful
during the greater portion OF yesterday,
but It seems we are not yet to be favored
with clear weather. This morning was
as dark and gloomy a. ever, and a light
rain came down occasionally, giving
promise Of "more anon" 1t II now six.
teen days since we had clear weather
for twenty:four consecutive hours.
The river continues rising slowly. The
total rise 1t this point has been about
fourteen inches.
Business continues good, aud every
steamer which lands receives or dis
charges more or less freight. Nearly 400
tons have been shipped on boats bound
for Memphis since last Saturday, while
the Louisville, Bismarck, Glasgow,
Kellogg and w. J. Lewis have added all
they could carry for vicksburg and New
Orleans. 49,
The A. Baker brought $1,000 slaves
and heads, 70 rolls leather for st. Louis.
The Mississippi and Missouri are sta.
tionary, with prospects, for light rise.
There 10 now seven fectlarge to 81. Louis,
and nine feet 70 Memphis.
The Ohio IL rising at Pittsburg with q
prospect Of enough water to let out .
small coal feet. tits rising oil the way
from Pittsburgh 70 Louisville with nearly
four feet water In the canal
The mammoth Thompson Dean. Capt.
James II. Pepper, IL dse here from b.
Louis and will depart for New Orleans
this evening.
The White, Capt. Northern, 10 the reg
ular packet for Paducah this evening.
Capt Chas. T. Hinde 10 agent for the
above steamers.
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MORTGAGESALE.


Whereas, Charles Thrupp, aud Harriet NJ lhTupp,
his wife, by their cal. mortgage dated the thirteenth
day OF April A. II. lsop and ried in the Record
er's Office OF Alexander county, Illinois. did convey
20 the undersigned, Caroline Hill, the following
described real estate situate the city Of Cairo, in
said county Of Alexander and state of Illinois, to wit
Lot numbered eight tol 10 block numbered twenty.
two t22l the same appears and II known and
designated the recorded map or plat OF rsid city of
Cairo county and state aforesaid, 10 secure the pay
incnt Of certain proulisssry note, gwen by said
Charles Thrupp 10 said Caroline Hill, for the sum OF
seven hundred and eghty-seyen dollars and my
cents dHted April Is. lsv, and payable SIX months
after the date thereof, With ten per cent. intercrt
from date until paid. And whereas, default has been
made IN the payment Of said note. J, the under.
signed, "a whom sad sale mortgage vas made, by
virtue Of tho terms and provisions Of the same
10 o'clock, m Of that day, under and byviriue Of
the power Of sale contained IN raid sale mortgage,
sell Ct public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash
at tho front door OF the Court House, In sad city 81
Cairo, in the county Of Alexander, and State of II.
inos, the premises in said sale mortgage described,
to.wt lot numbered eight o., in block nuinbefet
twenty-five l22. in the city Of Cairo, Illinois, with
the srpuensnccs, TO satisfy tho purposes snd condi
tons 81 said sale mo rtgage.
cairo, Illinois, November IL, lscp'
>' - nov Y dtd
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
BULLS

Testimony Of Me deal Meo.
stony Point white Co., AK May %, '8.
DIT. joins BpLL-Dear Sir; Last February Twas at
Louisville purchasing drugs, and get some OF your
Sarsapsrla and Cedron Bitters.
MY son'in-law who Was with me IN the store, has
been down With the rheumatism for some time. com.
inenGed on tho Btters, and soon found his general
health improved
and he also improved.
Or Coffee, who has been in bad health for several
yeMs--d0,nach OHd hrsr affected--he Improved very
inuch by the use your Btters, Indeed the Cedron
hueis has gwen you great popularity In this settle
in"nt, mink could sell great quantity OF your
inedeh. thus fall especially the Cedron Bitters and
sMsaparhs snip me ria Memphis care OF RieketA
Nicely Respectfully,
c. b. WALKER.
Prepared by DR., JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by BARCLAY BROS.
SS.su
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Saratoga and blue Lick Water.

The virtues Of these waters have been and being
tested the gres beneht and satisfaction Of many OF
our citizens. As dealt out At the counter Of Barclay
Brothers. they are always cool and refreshing. Sara
tofa, dftseu tekots for sas doay; ssvea 0skes fer
lity csats, Blus l>G-twsSty glssSes feg tsihr.
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HEALTH INSURANCE.

THE PEORIA
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, lllinsis.
The First ssd Best Inshtufion Of the Kind in
the United States.
Weekly Benefit from e5 10 $40 in case of sickness.
Every man Female Of Healthy Constitution can b
member.
This Institution il legally incorporated under the
laws of Illinois. For particulars aPply to
LOUIS HERBERT,
dec2ldf General Agent for state Of llI,ns,a.
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INSURANCE.


FIFH AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPAAIgs;
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
AssETs...........-sI,lS s,2IS ~
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
AsSETs-.....--.....e7 2e, .S2 ~
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
AssETS-... ....-..e7lS,S2S O5
Comprising the Underwriters Agency.
YONKERS, NEW YORK;
ASsETs-..--.....-.ss7s,ts asa 10
ALBANY CITY;
ASSETS. ...,.-.... et0S ,lSs IS
FIREMAN'S FUND, BAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, Gold. es7s geo 90
SECURITY. NEW YORK; (Marine.)
AssETs.-....-,-sI .ts2,sAs %
stores, dwellings, furniture. hulls end cArgoes
insured at rs.es A. favorable - sound permanent
security will warrant,
respectfully ssk Of the cl,sens Of Cairo. s.hsrss Of
thar patronage.
nov6u c. n. HUGHES,
once " First National bAak.
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Ths ysrssl and best Ariclss Of extracts Of I~sass
20. ~ SsbsA ~ DsrsiSys'.
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NOTICE.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

nKDINANCE NO. g.
BE Il ordained BY the City CouncL OF the City Of
Cairo
That the salary OF the Comptroller and Assessor
shall be and hereby hred nj the rate Of " 100 per
annu and that he shall b~ paid ~ that rate from the
beg inning Of the present fiscal year.
Noyemlst 10. Ises. noylctlor
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CALIFORNIA; Wine.

Uyes ssnt the pure article from the original pses
agee, received direct rom SAMMY Slope whey AIds Les
knGsles eesnty, California. 20 to Bsrclays'. Thsy
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EREE LUNCH!
1GOrn1nKs
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.


MRS. Cures Cole and Gripins In , PRICH
wHITCohB's the bowels, aud fsc,litsteal IA
sfNVP., lhs process OF teething )CENrS
MIS- snbdses Con WILSON'S and ov- } PRICE
WELT Ohbs ercomes all diseases incidenty rs
sYRCP. 70 Infants aAd children C'NTs
MRS. Cures Dia rhea, Dysentery, ! PRICE
WHlTC0aBB and Summer Complaint In no
SYRUP. children OF all ages. C'Nr9
Il is the Great Infants and Children's Soothing
Remedy In All disorders brought on by teetning, OF
sny othercause.
Prepared ~ ,h. GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., 81,
Louis No. 10 VI ffl. U .I ~
Where. SET lydaw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30

OPERA HOUSE, THE DAvESPoET BROTH
ERs.-The Opera House was perfectly
damned last night, to witness the Won
derfuI performance of the DayeDports.
When the Brothers were ready 10 conf
mence operations, Judge Jones and Judge
Johnson were selected a committee on the
part of the audience, to see that every
thing was done on the square," The
Brothers were tied in a cabinet, and while
it was closed guitars, violins, and tambou-
rines were played upon, bells were Tung,
and hands thrust out through an opening
in the cabinet. Judge Johnson was shut
M in the cabinet with them during one
experiment, and the same programme was
repeated as before. When Judge Johnson
came out OF the cabinet he stated that
neither of the gentlemen had moved.
Attic close of the first performance. it
was announced that Prof. Fay would give
q dark seance, and an extra charge Of fifty
cents was required to see the best part of the
show. During this dark sednce, the most
wonderful things were performed. Prof.
Fay and one of the Brothers sat on each
side of the table, bound hand and foot and
Judge Jones and Judge Johnson sat arm IN
arm with the other brother, on each side
of the stage. The gas was all turned of,
anu SuAt%Ass AAA04AAA0SSA HAbAA EAAO- R--S4 --a0'
sailed around the room, and were played
on at the same time.
The most astonishing part OF the per-
formance was by Professor Fay. He sat
bound, with his coat on, and the knots in
the ropes sealed with wax. The lights were
shut on. and his coat was taken OF and
thrown ten feet in the air, without his be-
ing united. Judge Jones then changed
coats, and laid his garment on the table.
The lights were again turned out, and in
about enc minute were again lighted,
when Professor Fay was discovered sitting
bound, as before, a0tts Judge JOgaes's coat on.
The brothers do not pretend 10 explain
the theory by which they DO these won
derful things. They allow each person to
have his or her own peculiar opinion on
the subject. It is a source of wonder, how
these strange acts are performed, and they
astonish all beIolders.
The Davenports give q good show, but
we think it should all be given for one
price OF admission. The last part Of the
show is worth double the first perform
ance. There was great complaint about
this matter last night, and evidently with
reason. Mr.. Fay stated that they could
only show the dark SeaRces 10 limited
number. AS over two hundred persons
remained to the last performance, we are
satisfied it could be given in the same
manner to q full house. The performance
7 will be repeated tonight and on Monday
night, and those who desire to see acts per
formed that they cannot account for, " i'll
| do well to attend.
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Chicago Markeg.
B5 Photograph.

BIS TeIexraph.I CHICAGO. Oct. 90.
FLoUE-Quiet and easy at g. 1096 go for
Spring extras.
WHEAT = In fair demand, and A4szc
higher; sales of No. / at 96a97c; No. z, VIC
g4c; closing ct 93d931lc. This afternoon
the market was hrnn and unsettled at gs129
94c cash and seller November for No 2
CoRN-Qus ct AID &c lower; sales of No.
at 65967c; closing 1t 6515g65Szc; rejected,
64G65c: this afternoon in fair demand at
e51z@65szc cash, and 641z96jc seller first
half of November. .
OAIs-In fair demand at 3893854c for No.
2; closing at 381<9381zc.
RYE-Quiet, ana 1491sc lower; sales OF
No. at 69G7lc; NO. 2, 669G7c; ciosi1g at
66c for No. 2.
BARLEY-DuII and lower at 95c9sl 90 for
No. 2; closing with sellers al 93c.
HIGHWINEs-Q1iet; sales at 81 1901 l213
closing at I'll 10.
Euba. +-.. i
MESS PoKK-s3l for old, and SD 5000 90
for new, cash.
LARD-l61z9l6]{c for new and old.
GREEN ADMINISTRATIONS Toe, and hams
149l414c.
HAMS sBeet picked, I5569l6c.
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Z 0 gETAEg 8 COMHERGIAL
Rsy YORK MarKet.

By telegraph NEW YoaE, Oct. y.
Corrox-Heavy and lower; sales Of ], 900
bales at 26c for naiddliug uplands-
gs RsoeiP sae 81 5 6aFr 6aTr9 P5io at
IS 200s5 so for superfine State and west
ern: IS 7o36 25 Tor extra state; 50 509s5 .
W 19b e1sfa efr ss'ef s. s5e IS for R. Fl. o.;
IS 25a6 IS for extra st. Louis, and 81 COG
SIS so for good to choice do. closing heavy.
Rye -four quiet sales Of 80 barrels at q 70
GoHN AfEAL-Duu at e895 90 for Western.
W Risky Heavy; Western 81 2Igl zi>a
WHEAT Receipts, 1854 bushels; opened
heaEy and lose lower, and closed more
steady, with better export demand; sales
% 0g0 bushels Ct 81 10 for good No. spring;
81 s. for No. 2 do; 81 40 for No. l do. 81 500
80 for Winter red Illinois; 81 40 for am her
State; 81 1891 ~ for Winter red and am Der
Western, the latter an extreme: 81 SO for
white Virginia, and s. 5oGI 81 for white
State.
BARLEY-He2Vy; sales OF 1900 bushels
at 81 25g1 30 for two rowet State; 81 so for
Canada West.
CoRN--Receipts 9,l56 bushels: less active
and scarcely so firm sales Of 4S, 600 bushels
at 92cGSI 05 for unsOund mixed Western ;
81 0691 10 for sound do. the latter an ex-
o5lAT5-Recefpts 2,456 bushels; firm with
sales Of 81 $50 bushels at 629b5c for new
Southern and Western, the latter an ex-
RICE-Easier; sales of 725 tierces of new
Carolina at Stg9c.
CoFFEE-FiTmi sales Of $50 sacks Of Rio
on private terms.
sUGAR-Weaks sales of 1928 hOgsheads
at ll1z91l54c for Cuba l21zgl254c for Porto
Rico.
MoLAssEs Quiet and unsettled sales Of
100 hogsheads OF Cuba.
HoPS-15920c for American.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quiet'
LISsEED OIL-Dull at 56G9Sc.
PORK-Quiet and a shAue lower; sales OF
$50 barrels at S3l 0093l p, closing at S3l 90
cash; S25 50g26 so tor prime, ana SZ792S 90
for prime mess; also sales of SEQ barrels
mess, sellers January, at s27 IS.
BEEF-Steady sales of l3J barrels at
SO 0O9l3 90 for new plain mess; S6 90 for
new extra mess beef hams, quiet; sales OF
7OJ barrels at sl8 00426 col tterce beef quiet !;
sales of 100 tierees prime mess at 2Sc; sales
of 50 tierces India mess on private terms.
CUT MEATs-Quiet and steady; sales OF
ITO packages at l4gl412c for shoulder
I7919c for hams; middleS firm and quiet.
LARD--Unchanged; sales Of $50 tierces at
1919 for steam; lS9lSI5c for kettle rem
BUrrER-Qulet; 2O93}c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-H9lS1zc. ..a
FREIGHTS-T0 Liverpool, decidedly low
er; shipments of q, geo bushels wheat, per
steam, at 9d 200 barrels -four, per sail, at
% I'D.
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REAL ESTATE RANsFET.S.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate were made
during the week ending Oct. %. as appears
by the books OF the County Auditor:
Heidelbach & EIsas to A. & L. UhI, Lots
e, q, q and %, Block %, HeideIbach &
Eisas' Enlargement. for 81, $40.
Heidelbach & Elsas to q. l.. KTause, Lot
%, Block 49, Heidelbach 81 Elsas' Enlarge
HeldeIbach e. EIsas to Henry Erik, Lot
4, BLOCK 49, Heidelbach & Elsas' Enlarge
HeideIbach & Elsas to Frank C Good
man, Lots and 8, Block 80. He1delbach s.
ElSas' Enlargeme nt, for 81 .l25
He1delbacn q E.lSas 70 ID. g Keller. Lots
Is, 10 and 20, Block 4S. 6e1delbach * ElSas'
Enlargement, for 81, 626.
Heidelbacn & Elias 10 Arthur Lodge,
Lots q. 3 and 20, Block 81, Heidelbach &
EIsas' Enlargement, for s., C95.
HeideIbach & Elsas to A II. Kahn. Lots
10 26 and q, Block so, Hetdelbach & Elsas'
Enlargement, for ST. 40.
Heiedeloach G. Elsss to y. Burruckner.
Lot 20, Block 81. Heidelbach & Elsas' En-
largement, for S430.
HeideIbach & Elsas to r. ltIaeder. Lot I,
Block 40, HetdeIbach & Elsas' Enlargement,
Heidelbach & Elsas to Fred. Groves.
Lot 8, Block 40, HeideIbach & Elsas' En-
HeideIbach & EIsas to Henry Erik. Lot 5,
Block AZ. Heidelbach & Elsas' Enlarge
Hei;delbach & Elsas to r. N. Phillips,
| Lot %, Block 40. Heldelbach q Elsas' En-
/ largem ent, for sos. y5.l
Lots II, Is, and IA, in Block 4S; also Lots so,
| 81. and 81, Block 4, and Lot ., Block 80,
Heidelbach & Elsas' Enlargement, for
Chas. H. Mann to L. A. Johnston, the
| northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
l fer. S. ,, 10, part of the south part OF the
l south west quarter of the northwest q TIar-
| ter, S5. 5, 10 for 81 500.
Ma. Hubbard to Isaac SAMSON, Lots II
| and I8,r Block 2 Hubbard's Addition, for
| ceS0 a-H-
Laura Borer to Abigail N. Grimm. Lot
| 40 Block l3, Fourth En- argenlent, for So, 900.
1 Abigail n. Grimm 70 RoDert Crowder,
| Lot 80, Block IS, Fourth Enlargement, for
S'I agTeidelbach & Elsas to Fred. Becker, Lot
| Is, Block 10, Heidelbach & Elsas' Enlarge
fTeidsibacn Il EIsas to L. j. LcsnsteIn,
/ Lots SO and 81, Block IS, Heidelbach & Ell
sas' Enlargement, for $3.50.
| Heidelbach & EIsas to Byron Parsons
/ Lots SO, 81, and 80. Block 40, Hetdeibaeh &
| EIsas' Enlargement, for 81 go.
! Board Of Trustees Wabash q Erie Canal
I to h Schiotboonn, southwest quarter OF
/ southwest quarter q, 4, 10, for g..
Lots rs and IA, in i tock 30. HaideIbach &
i ElsaS' L llargenenI, for S775.
i Thomas Num- to Herman Toschlag,
northeast quarter Of northwest quarter Is,
HeideIbach 4 Eisas to John AIT. Lot l.,
| BLOCK so, HeideIbaoh & EIsas' Enlarge
Moses Smith to Liberty A Miner. Lots 81
81, 81 and 81. in Block No l, IN smithiand,
James T. Walker to Jos. NJ. Terry, part
CT southeast quarter. 26t g, 10, for 81 200.
1 Converse Clement TO Wtnnifred Harvey,
1 part Of Lots IA and 10 IN GarYins AddI-
Heidelbach 4 Elsas TO E. & G. Il. r.. Co.,
/ 2O3 by 1913 feet OF southwest quarter Of 20. o.
/ 10, for 81, 59e. us
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30

PREMIUMS AwARDED.-In the cleo
ton at the Henderson Fair, last
week, for the most popular matron,
the handsomest lady, and the finest
looking and ugliest man, the follow
ing premiums were awarded by the
Board, as we learn from the Hender-
son Nel1s::
The most popular matron-Mrs.
John Rudy.
Handsomest young lady - Miss
Laura Holloway.
Handsomest man-C. J. Thornton.
Ugliest mani. Ed. Rankin.
Major Rankin was the popular Sec
rotary of the Fair Company, and he
was elected by his friends as good
joke" He had thirteen competitors.
The prize was a fine vest offered by
NJ. Lyon. rait
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cincinnati narKss.

BY Teiearaph.I CINC1HEArl. October 70.
FLoUR-Duil, with only retail demand
family, 90 5045 75.
WHEAT-Dull and prices nominal; 81 OS
al II.
RYE-9jcsEI co..
OATs-Steady; 60G556c.
CoFToN-Quiet; 25g251zc for mlddhng,
ToBAcCO-Firn aud unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull: 81 109I IL.
MESS PoRK-Dull; 81 co.
LARD-1654c; small sales.
BULK MEATs-None in the mar8et.
BACoN-None in the market.
GREEN MEAS-Duft; no demand, owing
to the warm weather.
HoGs-DulI and lower; So 25@l0 90; re-
ceipts, ], 500: sleughterers not buying,
@BUTTER-DaII; Z3l34c.
zeDHEEsE-EirEn at I71z8lS@c.
eOILS-Linseed oil, dull, 52,G94c; lard Oil.
dull, 81 Pal 81 /; petroleum unchanged.
GOLD-l9S15, buying.
and par, selling. 49,
oEEY-Market close; 90sl2 per cent.
STGAR-Dull; refined, 7Sc lower; white,
IS aI61zc; hard standard, 179l714c.
CoFFEE-Steady; 2l@25c.
-EGGs-2903cc.
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81. Lau,e garnet,

BY Teiegraph.I e ST. LOUIS. october 20. 4
ToBAcco- In good demand, and prices
strsng but not quOtably changed.
CoTToN-No straight lots here; middltng
would bring 261%9s2o1zc.
HEMP-Held firmly, but no sales.
FLouR-Weak and the business SIN All {;
sales of Fail supers al 81 2594 50i x, 81 100
5: Xxx, s. 1865 O0i xxx, s6g6 70; family,
WaEAT-DulI and sa5c lower on all
grades below choice Fall; sales of No.
Spring at 92993c; No. 2 red Fan, 81 079l TO-
No. / do, 81 l29I III; choice, 81 209l 90.
CoHN-DuiI an i lower sales OF mixed, 10
bulk, at 7215 d73c: do, in sacks, SO9olc; yell
low, Ssas5ci good 10 choice 'wEite, SSS95c;
fancy, 9jc.
48952c, in sacks, and closed at 46949c for
mixed.
BARLEY-ExtremeI dull, with small
sales ofistrictly prime Minnesota Spring
at 81 20.
+ RYE-Better; sales At z5977c for prime to
choice.
GRoCERIES-C2uie
W HISKY-LoWer; sales a. Il 121z.
PRoYIsIoEs-Dal1a nd scarcely any thing
doing; old porK is jobbiug Of $50; dry
salt clear sices, I9c; bacon sl1ou ders, l61zci
clear rib, 1914c; clear sides, l9zc.
LARD-Duli aud nominal, with sales OF
choice kegt ia orders, at 1870.
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THEATRICAL. - Mr.. Dufield will
return to this city with the Louisville
Dramatic Company, on the 18th of
November, and not on the 9TH, as
enormously announced by a cotem-
porary. We hope our people will ex-
tend a more liberal patronage than on
the occasion of their last visit to this
city. Strange as it may appear, our
people supported a theatre more lib
orally five years ago than at present.
Why this should be the case, we are
not able to say, but we think the facts
will bear us out in our assertion. If
wo would have occasional visits from
good dramatic companies, our people
must extend liberal support.
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NeR OFleaRs Harkct.

By TeIegra phI NEW ORLEAEs. oct, 40.
CoTToS-Receipts to-day 1890 bales; re-
ceipts for the week, "A 96S bales; exports TO
Liverpool, 9ls6S bales; to the continent,
1.43l bales; coastwise, 1864 bales; total, TO-
1Sl bales; stock, 65,437 bales; the market
closed &c lower; middIug 241ze; sales to-
day, $50 bales: for the week, i, $50 do.
FLoUR-f5 70, So 50g6 &c for superfine Xxx
and Xxx.
CoRN-Firmer: old mixed q lOi r.ixed
81 I216 white 81 Is.
OATS-FiTmer, at 63164c.
BRAS-sI O5.
MESS PoRK-g22.
BACON = Retailing at I71S, 2OG2O1zc for
shoulders, clear rib aud clear sides.
LARD, SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND CoFFEE--
Unchanged.
WHIsKY-At 81 20.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30

CIRoUIT CoURT.-In the case of
Lynn Township VS.. Hart Reno-suit
for S. for failure of defendant to work
the roads. was concluded yesterday.
The jury gave a Judgment for Sc for
plaintiff. The costs will probably
amount to 800.
The next case was Fred. Holscher
VS.. VIM. Olsen and others. This was
suit to recover $50 for brick sold to
defendant. The case was tried before
the Judge, who found for the defend
ant.