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trustworthy, and the New York Journal Of
Commerce goes SO far as to say that by the
importation of Cinnamon the question of
cheap labor at the South may be ,iokly
and satisfactorily solved.
One great objection to the introduction
Of Chinese, or any other than Earopean
labor, is, that the introduction of inferior
races must be expected to have an ipjuri.
GUS effect upon the social and political con-
dition Of the South. The African elephant
is rather more than we can we'll manage.
What should we do with his Asiatio brother
The Chinese, with all their quiokness, are
utterly devoid Of any sense Of moral re.
sponsioility, as we understand it. Accord
ing to the accounts which we receive from
California, they will cut throat for hire
With the same neatness and dispatch that
they would make coat or cook their ma
tional dishes Of rats, birds nests and pup
pies. In their hearts they are non-con-
fecncis.s. They will adopt the European
garb 90 freely as they will pocket the Amer
loan dollar. But they are Chinese still,
and cling to their idolatrous tenets with
true Eastern pertinsoity. For them the
law has no terrors, they fear no punish
ment, and in all their personal habits are
vicious and corrupt. And it must not be
forgotten that if the Fifteenth Constitu-
tional Amendment be adopted it will be out
Of the power Of any State to deny to the
naturalized Chinaman the same right Of
suffrage which is now enjoyed by the ne
groes and the native born and naturalized
Americans.
1t will, Of course, be said that the China
men will have no immediate political power,
and that when they do vote they cannot
we'll debase the suffrage more than it has
been debased by the admission to its privi-
leges of ignorant and irresponsible colored
men. But two wrongs do not make right,
and the Californians who know the China
man far better than we do, are bitterly op-
posed to giving them any political power
On the other hand, it is certain that an ad-
dition Of 100000 or 1000 Chinamen to
our laboring population would Immediately
change for the better the condition Of the
South. 1t would increase our crops Of
every kind. 1t would make fertile again
our desolate fields, bring into cultivation
our abandoned plantations, and give trade
to our towns and cities. The money profit
would be both quick and sure. What our
people have to consider, therefore, ie,
whether the remote danger Of introducing
another debasing element into our political
and social system is sufficient to make it
unwise to accept the immediate benefit
which would seem to lie within our grasp
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Qopartner: bin Notice.

r limited PARTNERsHIP.--rH I'M.
~ DERSI3NED have, in accordance with the
Acts Of the General Assembly, and under firm name
OF WILLIAM GURNEY. and in conformity with the
articles Of agreement Of Limited Partnership bea--
Ing date 9th day of September. 1855, expiring this
day.
1t is mutually agreed to renew and continue the
same under said agreement to June l, 1871.
(signed, WILLIAM GURNEY. General Partner
(Signedl JAY L. ADAMS Special Partner.
Charleston. 8. g., June l, 1859.
June stuth limo
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~ STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
S09IH SOL I, CAR Ca RoLIH an BANKRUPTOY-IN
THE MATTER OF CHARLES MADSEN. BANK
RUPT.--EAsTEkN DISTRICT OF SOUTH GA
ROLINA, IS "A warrant in bankruptcy has been
issued by said Court against the Estate of
and State of South Caroina in said District,
who, who has been duly adjudged BANKRUPT upon
any debts and delivery Of any property belong
Ing to said Bankrupt, to him or TO- his use and
the transfer OF any property by him are forbid.
said Bankrup', to prove their debts and to choose
one or more Assignees of bis Estate will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at Char, ,eston
in said District on the SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE A. D..
1859. at "a O'Clock NJ. at the Office OF JULIUS @.
CARPENTER one Of the Registrars in Bankruptcy
Of said District. j. p M EPPING
United shtesMarshA; for said District.
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@efttRgs.

CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL So
ClETY.
TINHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
4 society will be hold THIS GvBNINo 9th inst
at ~ gbt O'Clock. over the Store OF MIR. j. H. VOL
LEHS, northeast corner Of Beauiain and St. Philip
streets.
BY order. JAMES ROMAN
June Secretary.
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Y. M. g. A.
FIVHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF The
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
will be cid THIS EVENING, at tight O'Clock.
June6 +. A. SILCOX Secretary
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Wants.

WANTED BY "A YOUNG LADY, A SIT.
w UATION to teach young children-take en-
tire charge OF them, and for them If required.
Has no objection TO leave the city or sta C. ADDRESS
A. r.. Key Box No. SO, Charleston PostoGace.
june
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OE THH
May TERM, 1889-IN THE MATTER OF j. &
I. e: HEBRON. OF CHARLESTON, s. O.,
BANKRUPr-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DlsCH HARGE in BANKRUPTDY.-OrIered That
sSH neaTtng be had on the TWENTY DAY OF JUNE
1869: ut Federal Courthouse in Charleston g. G. !;
ana tnat all Creditors. 60, OF said Bankrupt appear
at said time and place. and show cauae if any they
can, why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the o,re
OF j. c. CARPENTER. Esq, Registrar OF Second
Congressional DISTRICT, 8. O.. on TwENr SECOND
DAY OF JUNE, 1859 at ~ NJ.
BY order OF the Court, the 4th day of June 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk OF the District Court of the u 8. for $. G.
Juue6 "a
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NATANTED. A GOOD WHITE FEMALE
w HOUSE SERVANT. to Cook and Wash for
one lady and herself and to milk ono COW. Apply to
Mrs. RUNKEN, Mount Pleasant, ut the Landing.
June6 1A
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Motifes lit ppaasruptep.

nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES, FOR The SOUTHERN DIS rRIJr
or GEORGIAN BANKRUPTCY In THE MAT
TER OF ALEXANDER B. ADDIsON WALTER II.
ELLIOfT AND ROBERT. o. VAN WYCK, PART
90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISTRICT OF
SEOKGlA GEO ss-A Warrant in Bankruptcy has
ALEx.NDEe B. ADDISON. Of South Carolina,
WALTER H. ELLIOTT, and ROBERT o. VAN
MYCK, OF Georgia partners. composing the Arm Of
OF Chatham and State OF Georgia. in eaid District.
who have been duly a6judged Dankrupts upon petit
and the delivery of any property belonging TO said
Bankrupts to thom or to their use and the transfer
OF any property by them are forbidden by law. A
meeting of the Creditors Of said Bankrupts TO prove
their debts ard choose one more Assignees of
their Estate. win be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden at Savannah. in said District on the
THIRT1ETH DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1869, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at the ofRce of FRANZ =. He vSELTINE one of
the Registrars in Bankruptcy of said District.
WILLIAM H. SMXTH,
Unite1 States Marshal for said District
Cuuo D
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VMANTER, A RESPECrABLE WHITE
w FEMALE as Housemaid. None need apply
without good recommendations. Apply at NO. 4
ORURCH.S rREET q June 8
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Stopes.

St0ne8.
ElCONOngy IN rEN.. AGG LABOR.
SINCE OUR INTRODUCTION INTO THE CITY OF
- THE IMPROVED
KEROSENE STOVES.
THEY HAVE STEADILY GAINED IN PUBLIC
favor, and are now used not only for various Gulf
DIsThI1NG ROSE WATER. PREPARING LARD
&c. In the Nursery and Sick Room they are IN.
and others VINO nsed n1 asaTSS a
PARATUs, viii And them admirably adapted. TO their
supeis sToyEs On hand ana for sss st ~
ufacturer's y prices, wholesale and retail BY
:1il2.nfi. e J.18. DUvAL Gs SON,
No. ss7 King.street, one door north of Liberty.
street.
june thstu
M f.. Fs L l. e Y,
TROY, NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STOVES, RANGES. HEATERS. HOLLOW
WARE, &c.
MANUFACTURES OF
"PHlLANTHROPIsT." "CHIEF COOK"
''CHARTER oAKr AND s.CIvTIIAN~
COOKING STOVES.
ADMIRABLY ADspTED TO THE SOUTHERN
a4 TRADE.
.4 AND ron sALa4px
d. /. LL.ER LIE. ON,
A0o0sA, o..
... -- n
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XX|ANTED, A COOK, WASHER AVID
w IRONEk. None need apply unless we'll re-
commended. Apply at No. 80 WEN WORTH
STREET. June
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WANTED. AGENTS HOR THE AMERI.
wv CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK in both Eng
lfsh and German. by Robert Stewart, v. S, of Miss
Inc work covers the whole ground Of the bre eding
ana raising, and the treatment or horses and mules
bo:h in sickness and health. It has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out Address q. r. VEN {,
Publisher, Cincinnati, O. 6mos March 10 .
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Go Renf.

THO RENT, A HOUSE, OF FOUR ROOMS.
Il pleasantly located; rain and pump water on
the premises and necessary outbuildtngs Apply at
street.. 1Ht 'N-r'''7. T,,sS
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
WRAGG'S SQUARE. II Juno 8
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w that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the neatess
style and ut the lowest New York prices, at I HE
NEWS Job Ofa,e, No. 149 EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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WANTED, FIRST-CLAkS TRAVEL-
w LING SALEsMEN in every State. Good
wages or liberal per cent: and steady employment
Address, with stamp, B. F. HOWE, No. $50 Arch
street, Pb1ladelphia Pa anlos Anril q
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB.
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING Library
CHARLES G. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
APRIL 81 No. l6l KtNG-STREET
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XKTANTED, SUBSCRIBERS TOR ALL
wv THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
CHARLES @. RICHTER,
April 81 No. 161 Klng-street.
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THO RENT. ON SULLlV .NsS KSLAND. A
CHURCH HOUSE,. IL innaK
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FIRE INSTRUMENTATION SatUr-
day night large crowd was attracted
to the foot of Main Street to witness
an experiment with a patent fire ex-
tinguisber. The largest portion of the
spectators was, we are sorry to say,
composed of boys, who have a passion
for bonfres. Several oil barrels,
well stepped with oil, were piled up
together and filled with combustible
material and ignited. When fully en-
veloped in flames. Prof. Cow turned
on stream of gas, which almost in
simultaneously smothered the flames.
Twice more the fire was permitted
to get under full Roadway. and twice
more the flames were instantly sub
dued, all with single charge of the
extinguisher, which is'a small cylindri-
cal affair, that can be made to be carried
with a strap by boy. We have no
doubt the patent extinguisher would
prove highly valuable if kept by fam
lilies in a convenient place, as it could
be applied instantly, and at least pre-.
vent fires from getting under
full Roadway before the engines ar
rived. The experiment On Saturday
night seemed to give general satisfao
ton. All desired information relative
to the extinguisher and its naoous oper.
andi can be obtained from Prof. Cow,
Superintendent Of Public Schools.
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A WORK OF NECEssITY.-In view
of the prospective speedy rise of the
river, the Wharf Committee of the
City Council felt it to be their duty to
prosecute the repairs on the mouth Of
the Sycamore Street Sewer yesterday,
as a work of necessity, consequently
large force were employed all day
hauling gravel and sand, dipping
water. laying pavement, putting in
foundations and building walls. A
considerable stream Of water poured
out of the sewer all day, greatly re-
tarding the work. The mouth of the
sewer was built up connecting with
the massive stone work which is de-
signed to terminate it, and another
day Of good weather and continued
low water will enable the contractors
to get the entire work out of danger.
though it will take two or three DAYS
to complete it. The plan of the work
has been devised by Mr.. John S.
Hopkins, member Of the CITY Council
and one Of the Committee on Wborfs
Tue mouth Of the sewer. which has
been retired several feet further mn
the levee than at first located. viii he
built up with solid masonry to which
the brick work { the sewer is attach
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RAILROAD ELECTION.-The stock
holders of tic Evansville and Craw-
louisville Railroad meet in this city
at 10 o'clock to-day for the purpose
of eleoting Directors for the ensuing
year, and to hear the report of the
officers respecting the operations of
the road during the past year. The
E. & G. Railroad is one of the best
and most safely managed roads in the
country. The chief officers of the
road have devoted themselves to the
interests of the read with fdility
and efficiency that has secured the
most unbounded confidence of the
stockholders, and all the employees of
the road have been selected with
espec ial reference to their fitness for
the positions they respectfully oc-
cupy. They are all sober, steady,
reloable men, always attentive to
duty, and courteous towards those
with whom they have business inter-
course. either as passengers or ship
pers.
The Report of the Secretary and
Treasurer, Mr.. John E. Martin,
which we append, shows very salts
factory financial condition, and a
large increase in the net receipts Of
the Road over last year.
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORD5VILLE
RAILROAD.
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b Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Oct. 2.
EASTERN ExCHANGE-F Firm; par selling
and lilo oH.buytng s
FL0UR-1)uil; Spring extras 81 75M6 30.
MARBLES active and firm, and 5z@lc
higher; sales No. az So llWl l21a, and No.
2 ii Oz8l O75< closing at ST Wal 07M; this
sfternOOn the market IS dull at 81 Va SELL
er October, and 81 O,14, seller last half for
No. 2.
CORN irner and Ic higher; sales No. 2
al 63lZWGgMc: rejected 6lN6lc; no grades
go, closing with buyers No. at G9c; this
afternoon the marGet Is dull, ai 69Mc, elier
October, for No. 2.
OATs-Quiet, easier and 10 lower; sales Of
No. 2 at 39tz cg45c, and 37%933e for rejected
closing with buyers OF No al 391Sc.
RYE-Fairly active and lower: sales NO.
I al &c; No. 2 st 7sqs01ac; rejected 7Og7lc,
closing az 100 for ~ o. and 7Ic for rejected
BARLEY-Dull, closing 81 70 for 70. 2 In
store ana seller this mouth.
HIGuWINEs--H holders firm at 81 u.
SUGAR - Fairly active at l312Wl3c for
cOmnOu 10 prime Cuba.
PRovIsIoNS-Dull;M Mess Pork &32 75B33 00;
Lard l6c; drV-salted shoulders liNmi0c (;
rough sides l71I@l71zc.
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ay raleeranh.I snw


By reiegraph.I NEW YoHrr. Oct. 2.
CorroN,--Firm; sales Of 400 bales at 275lc
for mlddiing upiauds.
FLoUa -Receipts. 1881 barrels; the mar
ket / heavy aud zoe lower; sales of
$500 barrels ~ Us G00J 90 supernne slate
and Western; s. 8Jg6 50 for extra State;
s. aOU8 J5 Tor extra Western CO 50W8 20 for
white wheat extra: GO 0Ja0 90 for round
hoop ohm; GG 2J07 90 Tor extra 81. Louis:
81 OJo9 90 To- good % choice do; inc a ing
extra slate and Western for export at
IS so % -. Rye Flour quiet; sales OF l5O
baIrels -outhern ~ SO IS delivered.
W HfssY-A ade hfmeri sales Of 80
barrels ~ stern 80 El 2254 rec.
WHEAT heceipts 30 g3i bushels. Un-
changes, cio-iu sfetdy for export de-
mana; safes OF lz3,JG0 bushels al 81 359 20
for o. spring; 81 4sgl ~ for " " inter Ter
amber euuesEee; 81 S. for white Michigan
aud % for new crop no. 4 Milwau- &c,
=. YE-Quiat 1t 81 I5Q1Ia
BAEeEK--Q 8iet; sales OF 400 bushels
Canada WcsL at 81 81,
kAELEV " ALT- Unchanged; sales Of
5,(0J Uasbe State at 81 Is.
COke-kec3 pts ~ ,233 bushels. Tower
sales of 5000 bushels at 9JB93c for M
sound new mixed western; El4l O3 for
sound do; q DIAL on far high mixed ana
h9ndsqn9 Yellow I" esteem and ~ % Iof
OArs-Receipts, 1929 bushels; heavy and
INslc lower; sales of ~ 900 bushelaab 0lM03c
T r new Southern and Western; 62B631zc
for state.
RIcE-DuH
COFFEE Firm.
sUaAR-- asher; sales Of 800 hogsheads
Cuba. al Al 1I9l21zc.
MOLAsSEs Quiet al l01l2e.
PErkoLLu1f-tlrm; I7c for crude; 32c for
refined.
LINsEED OIL-Qulet; 81 OF, Ia casks.
LEATH ER-uemlOclE sole, steady; 3)lg5Lc
for Baenos Ayres and Rio Grande nght
and middle weights. 81
WooL-St- ady; sales Of $4,000 pounds at
4ig5lc for domestic fleece; 329333 for uu-
Wasne4; 58@00c for cOrnbings; 661Sc for
scOurod; 40g4T1Ec for pulled; t5g5Sc for
tubbed.
SPIRITS TURPENrINE-Ste at 434i312c.
P0RN-HeaVy and lower sales OF $40 Dbls
at s3l l28l % for mess; closing az 63l %
cash; s26 C0gH 90 for prime, and so COS
20 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Quiel; sales OF 100 bbls at g 50@
10 50 Tor new plain mess; 81 0JgH % Tor
new extra mess beef.
HAMS Quiet; sales Of 100 bbls atSlS Oo9
% 90.
CUT aTEATs-Dull sales Of 80 packages AZ
~ l5lzc for shoulders and I1Wl9c for
hams. 4liddles quiet sales Of 500 boxes
ice cured at lie.
I.AI'5--isJ4c ior steam aud Isl8l9c for
Kettle renueTed.
BUrTER-9 Ilet 40 l5c.
CHEESE -Dull AZ 1910.
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MEETING OF THE TOBACCO BOARD.
A called meeting Of the Tobacco
Board Of this city was held on Satur-
day night, at the store of Jacques,
Hudspeth & Co., w. F. Nisbet, Pres
ident Of the Board, being in the chair.
The following important proceedings
were had:
It was ordered that 10 warehouse
man shall put up. or assist in putting
up, any samples of tobacco; but each
and every sample shall be put up
and tied by one of the inspectors of
tobacco.
"That the weigher shall have the
right to appoint one or more assistant
weighers Of tobacco, subject to the
approval of the standing committee.
Each waTchouseman hereby agrees
and oblieates himself to store tobaoco
for any buyer after purchase, for the
space Of thirty days, free Of charge.
THE duty of the weigher shall be-
gin after the tobacco is sold, thereby
giving to the factors the privilege of
weighing all tobacco in brand; that
each and every sample shall be sealed,
and that all leaf tobacco shall be
broken in four places, and all Tugs in
three places"
The Board then adjourned.
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3'argYnesf marwet.

BY telegraph. CINOTsEArI, Oct der 2.
FLOUR Joe lower aud dull; family, s5 50
90 30.
gAT-Duil and prices nomiuali red,
81 l2GI -.
Corn ull ct 9jg96c.
OAIs-FIrm at 53459c.
ToBAcoO--FIfm aud in good demand At
fun rates.
WHIsKY-Cl0sBd very nIm at 81 IS.
ME5s PoRIK--Dull a. 50, with no dem and.
z LARD-DnIls with holders anxious 70 sell;
It Is offered at Iz5(Ql71zc, with no demand.
BUEK. MEATS cid at I5c for shoulders
and tSc for clear sides, with no sales.
BAC0N-Firm bat quiet: shoulders, 1870
1910; clear sides, 29ci no clear rib offered.
BUTrER-- Firmat 314352 Tor fresh.
CHEEsE-+U ncbnnged.
LINsEED OIL Quiet but steady at 08o@8l
LARD OIL--El 3flBl 40.
PETEoLEUM- 20s3fe for refined.
GoLD 1872, buying; 1917, selling.
sHsXC1lASGH- -birIn, at PR buying to lilo
prem uIn lselilng, and the tendency mp
Ward.- Bankers In some inGtances paid "a
shade above pars
MONEY unchanged. r
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AN IMPORTANT PROPOSITION. 1t
is said that an application viii be
made to the City Council tonight,
asking that an order be passed sub
hitting to the people the proposition
of voting the sum of 100000 of stock
to the Evansville, Carmi & Paducah
Railroad, in addition to what has
already been subscribed by the county.
This IS a grave proposition, and one
that should not be and we presume
will not be acted on without the
most mature and deliberate consid
Grafton.
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10nis Market.

BY Feiesraph.l 5F. LOUIS. October 2.
TOBACCO Steady 1T full prices.
COTTOE-&Omiualiy lower az &c; moth
Ing doing.
HElIP-smau sales; choice undressed at
at Sl5Jal70.
FLoUR- Quiet and unchanged; Euper1ne
s. COOS 60; x s. p; Xxx s. 4095 90; Xxx
50 o2g6 5oi choice 10 fancy famiiy 81 eO9
s8 rs.
WHHAT-Firrn; No. 2 Spring O0c; No.
red Fail 81 031l o.; No. do. 81 1901 1917 :
choice q zO9l %: NO. white 81 10; choice
81 Z00l 81.
Coila-DuH, closing unsettled and lower;
mixed in sacks S2gs5ci yellow s2gB0ei ;
OATs-Easier at 428lsc In bullE; 488O2c In
sacks.
BARI.EY-Bnoyant for best grades, but
low grades are dull; prime TO cholca Min-
ues0l0 spring 81 609l 70: choice Ohio Fall
81 t3al So; do. Missouri 81 %.
HYE-Slow 8597Oo.
EsWEIsKY- Higher at 81 IS.
GRoCERIES-Q Quiet and UNCHANGED.
FOHK-Dull: order lots sold at e32 80.
BACjN - Active and firm Ct lGXc for
shoulders: DOC FOX clear sides.
LAED-QuieJ AT 1870 for tierce; zoe for
keg.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-04

ALARM OF FIRE.-hbout half past
three o'clock yesterday afternoon an
alarm of fire was sounded by the
Lamasco Engine House bell, and was
at once taken up by the other fire.
bells, and IN a moment the engines
and the new Observation-Disclosures, which
arrived on Saturday night, were dash
ing through the streets, and the citi-
gems, men. women and children, were
following in dense masses. The
cause of the alarm was the burning
out Of chimney in the neighborhood
of Third and Walker Streets, Lamas-
90. by which the roof of the building
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-04

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The Criminal
Court meets again this morning, and
the Grand Jury will be in session, to
the great terror of evil-doers. We
understand they will find large
amount of business requiring their
rigid scrutiny. Among other matters
claiming their attention will be the
investigation of the cases of Foster
and Van Blaricum, accused of arson.
The Court viii be in session probably
two or three weeks.