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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-15

IRE. MYERS, tenders his profes-
Isional service to the people OF Warren
and vicinity, office front room, over Park q
Chey's StOre-Stiles block. Hours, from L
70 Il, a. m, and TO p. m.-kesloehee' cor
ner ef High and Chestnut StS.
Nov q lS67-lyH
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Il n. DAWSON, Mayor of the Incor-
/ porated Village Of Warren, o., and also
Jnsticeof the Peace in and for said village.
attends TO ali business usually transacted by
Justices Of the Peace Mayors regular courl
every Monday morning from to L O'CLOCK
Nov. Ilth-tf. -
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The Mineral Point Tribune says
ave know a farmer who, two years
ago, refused g, 10 for his wheat, and
has held it in store ever since, until
this fall, when he sold the same wheat
fDy. 70 cents.
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III. HACKEY.
". d, HALL.

HALL & MACEET, Manufactures
III OF Harness and dealers In Saa9teS
WhIps Horse Blankets Saddles and Fancy
saddIery. No, S, Market Street, Warren, o.
Nax- % 1877
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SMORGAN, Dealers in Sta

pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Mat
fInRS and Floor Oil Cloths, window Shades
and hxtures Tea, Coffee, &C. They keep con-
stantly on hand, large and full assort-
ment Of goods In their line, ef good quality
and fashionable styles, and offer them fOI
sale at the lowest prices in the market.
Ian q iSf7 ---.--a.-rHr=#
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LnnIpHnS GRFTFR-

kDOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer in
n Musical Merchandize Of all descriptions.
VIZ: Pianos, Organs, MelOdeons, Vi0lins.
Guitars.A s.Accordeons ,Claronetts, Flutes, Flies.
Drums, Piano-spreads, Piano-stools, Sheet
music, Musie-books, Violin Strings, Guitar
Strings, &C., &c. Store near Mahoning De-
OF. Warren. Ohio. Feb. H-tf.
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WTHITTLESEY ADAMS, FIRE anu
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured 10
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and then
Furniture insured for one, three and hve
wears. ONCE in. McCombs and smith s BLOCK
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UNION HO USE,
RUBBARD, OHIO.

8. EHERNAN, PRoPRIEToR.
"AVING recently leased the well
H known Union House st the center Of
611.S6ard lately kept by Wm. Adams. pro
pose 70 keep hotel that shall prove salts
factory 10 guests and the travelling public
reneralIy.l The hotel has just been put in
thorough repair and return ished. Good Liv-
cry in connection with.the Hotel. Terms
reasonable. . l-.a.E
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nR. WM. L. H0SIER, Surgeon Den
|tIst, Newton Falls, Ohio. Patronage so
ficIued, satisfaction guaranteed De also
md repafr Of Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, &C.
The lowest prices in the county in each de-
partment. r.---.. s-..F Nov % loOo-H
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WERR Notary Public,

A LMON %. WEBB Notary Public,
n Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Tension and Bounty Agent. Passage 1ek-
eta sold to and from, ana money L reullH
- - the old country. at the lowest current
rates. ONCE in Webb's Block, Main street.
Warren, Ohio. JAZZ .. iooo'
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

N MEA 1LAEs IA
CALENDAR FOR 1859. Fall Term
Z Icommences September Is, closes Deem
ber 1e Winter Term OF 1870 commences
Jan. 4.
This Institution is situated in the beAuti-
ful City OF AEADvILLE, healthful, easy OF
access and furnished with all the appliance
70 be desired by the students pursuing full
classical or scientific course OF study. Libra
riea, Cabinets and apparatus are unuHually
valuable and extensive.
A New Boarding Hall,
with completely furnished rooms for the ac-
eommodation Of one hundred students has
been recently opened and board II furnished
at reasonable rates. +. -......s
EL Glasses commencing Latin and Alge-
bra viii be formed hereafter at the beginning
Of the Fall Term and Greek at the beginning
Of the Winter Term. Send for Catalogues.
JAS. MARVIN,
Aas. =. Ises-lyr. ssc'y Of FAepify.
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A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Once over
n thenev Millinery Store OF n. o. Mes
Ssr- between IddingS & Morgan's and FreeT
q Smiths Store, Market St., Warren, Ohio
Entrance at the CHRONICLE Once, up starr.
May s, IS6S-tf
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Y. 4. PoRTER

w N,&W. F. PORTER, Dealers
w in school and Miscellaneous Books,
stationary.- Wall Papers, Periodicals. Pam
Store Main street, Warren, Ohio.
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c. T. NBTCALT.

HARMON & METCALF, Physicians,
and Surgeons; Office on High Street al
the stand formerly occupied by DIR. Harmon
April - 1898
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DR, ID, GIBBONS, Dentists, teeth
Dextrscted without pain; upper or low
q sets of teethfor Sl2O0. once over I. J. Nc
Lsin & Sons Bank, Main ST., Warren, ONO.
Feb. Il, IS6e.-u-
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c. W, TYLER.

ZALAoN FITCH. Z. W. AiAEH-
DITCH 4 &TYLER, Successors to ia
meson d Wheeler, Dealers In Stoves;
Soeet Iron and Tinware, and Agricultural
No. 5 Market st., warren, U.
Feb. 10, ISoe-tf
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i" B. PORTER, Attorney at Law,
w sofice over Park & Pstch,s Hsrdware 1HSs E
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T SPEAR, NJ. D., Eclectic Physi-
l A. and Surgeon, once over Freer & Smiths
Irocery, Market Street, Warren, Ohio Par
.icuisr attention given to Chronic diseases.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-15

ER TAYLOR. &c. JoEEs
TAYLOR & JONES, Attorneys, al
Law. Once over stiles & Sons store,
cor. Market and Liberty ST., Warren, Ohio
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JOHN HurcHINs. W. T. SPEAR. J. C. HUToHINH
HUTCHINS & SPEAR, Attorney
AT Law. Ohice on Market ST., over Id
April l-tL
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J. VAUTROT. IHAD. ACALE1.
UAUTROT & ACKLEY, Successors to
" ]. Vautrot & Co., Dealers in Watches,
Jewelrv and Diamonds Market Street, War
rem, Ohio. Aarch q ISOo-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-15

DR. A. BIERCE, Homeopathic
DPhysician and Surgeon, Office and Resi-
dence in Sutlif7s Block, north of the PUB
lie square. ONCE up stairs, residence east
end OF the Block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-15

7 III. BRISCOE, Physician and Sur
eJ .geon. ONCE at residence, north side OF
Market Street, two doors east OF Elm Far-
Oct. 2, IS67-lyr.
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~ C. McNUTT, House, Sign, and
u. ornamental Painter, ,Grainer, &c, King s
Block, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Aug. le. lS6S-lyr.
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GORGE p. HUNTER, Attorney al
TLaw. Special attention paid TO proceed
Ings under Bankrupt Acts
Warren, O., Sept, , lS6S-u
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MI c. & D. ". WOODWUKTh, FhH-
Nl sicians and surgeons, of11ce over Z. d
1iI1sou's Drug store Main Street, Warren
Ohio, ONCE hours from to 8 a. m, and troln
Ito p. m lreo. A' 4oo''
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

T N.COWDERY, Attorney at Law,
eJ Hubbard, Ohio. [feb. a, .s6e-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
River Dlanaaci,ns

CINCINNATI, Nov. sport Ltst-A rived
Edlnburg and koot. Moore, from Memphis
Ginning; six Ieet five inches in the chan
mel. Windy, raw and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Sport List-Gi asgow
and barges 70 Memphis; Pink Varble,
from Cairo; Mount tain Belle, Evansville 10
Cincinnati; r. c. Gray, Memphis to Gin
ctnnati. The river is declining: feet s
inches In the canal, and 20 inches on the
fails. Weather e.oudy; mercury 40 bust
ness active.
CAIRO, November Sport List: Baker.
Tennessee River packet, am; LeWelIin,
Evansville packet, am. Mary Boyd,
Cincinnati To Memphis, 6 am; Julia, st.
Louis to New Orleans. 8 am; st. Joseph,
st. Louis TO Memphis, 8 am; Marble City,
VicksbuTg to st. Louis, 2 pm. Ella
Hughes, Nashville packet, 4 pm; City c1
Cairo, Memphis to tst. Louis pm; Paul
inc Carroll, New Orleans to St. Louis. 6
pm; Lumsden, Memphis TO FVaues-fIia
pm. The river fell inches. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 40o
Marcella, from Kansas City; Tom Morgan,
from Missouri River; Champion, from
Cincinnati; Adelia aud tow. from Illinois
River Departed: Dubuque, for st. Paul;
phis, for Memphis; L. L. McGtII, for New
Orleans. All the rivers continue TO sie-
cline. Weather cloudy and cold. LIGHT
snow this mornings Indications Of snow
now.
NASHVILLE. November s.-Rfver falling:
Is inches on Harpeth Shoals SnoZ this
forenoon; cold and clouay tonight. The
BurksviIle arrived from Paducah.
MEMPHIS, NOvem Der S.-Weather cool
and steady. Rain falling since early this
morning. Departed-Beile Memphis and
Luminary, TO st. Louis; Mary Houston, to
Louisville.
NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Arrived-
Emile La Barge, Great Republic. Alton,
Mohawk and barges, Argosy, and LaBelle.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
THE MARKETS



~ Teiograpb.l REV YORK. Nov g.
CoTToE-Heavy and &c lower. sales Of
1890 bales 90 2j1ze for mtddllng nnIanda
FLoUR-hcceipts 28,G7 barrels: mar
ket heaYy ana b9lDc lower; sales or 1000
barrels ct % O9@5 20 for supeTnae State
state; 50 25m6 90 for extra Western. "a ID
90 - for while wheat extra; So 5jas8 % for
K. II. o.; 60 254G rs for extra 81. Louis
and 81 00@s9 90 for good TO clCdce DO.
closing heavy, intending $500 Barrels In
30 80. rye flour qnieti sales Of 80 bare
!. CORN MEAL Heayyi sales OF 600 barrels
Southern at 0bOCt s. %.
WHIsKY-Lower; sales Of 300 bbls. West
eru az 81 G71zNl c5 free
WHEAT Receipts 1856 367 bushels; market
l@2c lower, the decline being chiefly IA
Springs sales OF l45 90 bushels at 81 05Q
81 10 Tor 10. Springs 81 22gl p for No.
DOS - for No. do: 81 20d5i 81 FOR VIM
ter red and amber illinois; 81 57@l 800 for
Winter red and amber Wisconsin; on 400
81 40H for small lots choice do. F; 81 20 for
Winter amber Canada IN bond; 81 90 for
white Indiana; 81 50gI 50 for white hichi.
gan, and 81 81 for extra choice white
RYE-Quiet and heavy.
bAELE1-LOh err sales OF 1900 Dushels
AZ Sl@I IL for two roWed State; 81 - for
four si, TSoWed staiei 81 % for POOR Canada
East; 81 81 for prime Canada WCEte
HARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CQEN-heceipis lO263l bushels. market
siisntiy Iayors buyersi sales Of 81 900 ush-
81 ~ 1879 9 ior unsound mixed Wesierni
QATs-Receipts lS4iSJ bushels: frmer;
sales or % coo bushels al 62g65c for new
Southern and Western: small parcels of
extra choice sold a. 651S6J08c.
STOCK OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE
Wheat. l6l6O39 bushels: corn. COS 085
bushels; oats, 23l.58i bushels; rye, n ZOO
bushels; barley. 5i.534 bushels; mali, O0723
bushels; peas, B, fs9 bushels.
RICE-W Weak; sales OF 100 tierces OF Caro-
lima az 7GSc.
CoFFEE-Qulet and firm.
bUGAIk-M ore active, but hcEvy. sales or
ls409 hogsheads az lC5I3II1<c for Cuba.
MoLAssEs--e2uiet and steady for prime
HoFs Quiet and firm, at 1sg23c for
O1Is-Redned Petroleum firm at 20Hc.
and crude 35Mg3515ci Linseed dali AZ $50
S6c for American.
SPIRITS TURPENTIEE - Steady, az 40
PoER-Duil. heavy aud lower; sales $50
Dds az ~ b0W20 20 for mess, closing at g29 90
easn ~ oO926 % for prime, and S2T 5Og2000
BREF-steady; sales 100 bbls at So OO9l8 co
for new plain mess, and gl24i7 IS for extra
mess; fierce beef steady; sales $50 tieTces
az Szo415 " for prime mess, and sj0982 90
for india mess beef hams uuiet: sales 40
dds al sl5g25 % for Old, and t38g35 90 for
CUT MEATs-Quiet; sales 100 packages NJ
middles dull and heavy.
LARD-HeaVy sales $50 sierces at l6J<0
I1s4c fer steam, and l75<9IS1sc for kettle
BUTTER-Quiet, at 2Oa83c for Ohio
CHEF sE-Duil, at lT9i5c
FREIGHTS-fo Liverpool steady; ship
ments 40OOO bushels wheat AZ 81 per sail,
and 654d per steam.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

II IS tmpc ssible TO suppose that any hui
man being can consider AN attack OF Fever
and Ague a light visitation. And yet thou
sands act as If such a calamity was of no
consequence while thousands who are
actually suffering from the distressing
complaint neglect to adopt the certain
means OF cure. IL ought TO be known In
every locality subject to the scourge, or
which is infested with remittent fever, or
any other epidemic produced by malaria,
that HOSTETHER'S STOMACH BITFEIt5
taken in advance or at the commencement
of the unhealthy season Will fortify the
system against the atmospheric poison
which generates these disfempers. This
admirable tnYigOrant - harmless, agree
able, and possessing rarer medicinal vir-
tues than any other tonic at present
known, viii break up the parOXyEms
OF Intermittent or remittent fever
in from fOrty-eight. hours to ten days.
Such is the universal testimony from
districts where periodical fevers have
combatted with this powerful Vegetable
Chologogue. In a thievish neigh bOrhood
wise men bar their doors and windows,
yet strange TO say If the same neighbour
hood happens to be pcrvaded by mrial
poison they seldom take the trouble to put
their bodies Ia state of defense against
the subtle enemy. Shivering victims en-
ceavoring in vain to warm your blue
hands over the fire. or consuming with the
fever that follows the chill, remember that
HOSTETTER'S BITTER5 is an absolute,
speedy and aTllollab'e specific for your dis
tres3iug malady.
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tjiuc,unasf Barnet

~ IsleGraph.I CtNoTnHATr. Nov. &.
FLoUR-Dull; family. s. 25a5 90.
WHEAT-Dulli 81 l081 IL for No. 1 red
Winter.
CoRE-Ia good demand; 84gs5o for ear.
and sB9SIc Tor shelled.
OATE-Steady; G8G65c.
RYE-Duli. soc for MOL.
Fail, 81 60.
CorToE-Dull and dropping; mlddIluq,
AMM241zc.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 co.
PROVISIONS Unchanged. and not much
emand. Mess Pork, S3l %. Nothing done
IN new bnlk meats or lard prices nomi-
nal. Green meats N goodtdeInand al I03< ,
l5e4c, and loo, but they are held &c higher.
BUTTER Firm at 30M3jc.
EGGS-A dVanced 70 10d30c.
CHEEs I'm good demand at l71S0l01So.
HoGs-Higber, and in demand az 80 50M
10 50i receipts ,O00i weather excellent for
Strengthening.
Observation-Disclosures In fair demand
and business quite active.
OILs--Ltnseed oil, dull at 00Ga2o. Lard
Oh, u 3'@l 81 Petroleum, 5383le Tor re-
6oLD-l281%, buying.
EXCHANG E-Dull: Lilo difcOunt. buwfng
M0HEK-b4arket close.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE TYRoLEsE.-A fair audience
assembled at the Opera House last
night. to hear the Tyrolese Singers.
The weather was so inclement that a
great many persons were detained
from being present. The singing was
beautiful, and the voices wonderfully
clear and distinct. The performance
on the Either, singular little intru-
ment, was very fine. and was heartily
eneored. Those who were absent last
evening, missed a real musical treat.
The troupe have concluded to re-
main one night longer in order to
give our citizens a chance to hear
them, and will appear at the National
Hall, corner of First and Vine
Streets, o-night. Those who would
hear sweet singing should not fail to
attend. Let the Hall be filed to-
night. See the advertisement for
further particulars.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
Chicago Markaf.

b. Telegraph CHIoAGO, Nov. s.
EAsrEHN ExcHANGE-l-l0on buying, and
lilo premium ceiling.
.FLoUR-Quiet at ia 25a5 20 for fair TO
choice Spring cx ira.
WHEhT-Duil and weak; 2Jzg25Sc lower;
sales Of No. at 0l@02s; No. 2, 88<as7/c:
closing a. sac. Ihis afternoon the mar
ket was dull a. 671Se, seller Novem Der,
ana sg5zci seller Decem Der, for No. q
corr Dull, aud re lower: ranging ut
e07<96l1S Tor No. 2, and 0llz9G5c Tor reject
edi closing quiet AZ 00bIB67c for No. q This
afternoon the market was duh az &c BID
buycr NOgembef, for No. 2.
OATs-Duli at 385E839c for No. 2. and
Sy91Se@515%e for rejectedi closing at88N @88Xc
RYE - Moderately active, ana frmer /;
sales Of 0. at 7lc; No. 2, G7JI0g8JIc: re-,
lec'ed, C2ei closing attic for No. /, and Csc
No. 2: closing at g7c.
iIGHWINE5-DulI at gl.
Cuba.
PROyIsIoFs- Active and nrmar. Moss
FORK ~ cash, and SO -, seller January
and February. Green hams. I8I[e.
LARD-Steady az lG1<gl0%c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

THE HARTFORD.-We call the at
tention Of our readers to the splendid
display advertisement of the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, represented
in this city by Col. G. K. Drew. The
assets Of the company are 100000
The Hartford is one of the Oldest and
most reliable companies in the United
States, and Mr.. Drew will give his es-
pecial attention to all applications for
risks. The Hartford has had sue
cessful business experience of ever
sixty years, and takes fire risks ex-
clusively. Read the advertisement;
it is we'll gotten up.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
DR.. RI0HAUs Golden Remedies.

$1,000 REWARD for any case OF dis
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN SAM No.
cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
Mouth Sore Eyes, 'Cutaueous EruptlOna,
Copper-colored blOtches, soreness Of the
Scalp, Scrofula, &C; It is the greatest Rem
ovator, Alternative, and Blood Purifier
known.
DIR. RICHAU'5 GOLDEN BALsAM, No.
cures Mercurtal Affections, Rheumatism
IN all ITS forms. Price OF either No. 1 or
30 per bottle, or two bottles for 50.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a
rapid and radical cure for all Urinary de-
engagements. Price 60 per bottle.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR
DAMOUR, radical cure for Nervous or
- 3eAeTaI DsDlllty, IN OLD or young. Price
% per bottle, or two bottles for SO. On re-
cetpt OF price these remedies will be ship
pea 10 any place. Prompt attention paid
10 al correspondents None genuine with
out the name Of . DIR. RICHAU'S. GOLD
I'm REMEDIES. d. n. RICHARDS. Sole
PROPRIETOR" Blown in glass OF bottles. ADJ
dress DR.: ID. 3. RICHARDS, No. 228 Varick
Stfest, New York. oc9-lyeod
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

BY TeiaGraph.l NEW OnLEhEs. Nov. g.
COTToN-Activa and lower at 2io tori
middlug; sales. 3 800 balcsf receipts, q t.I
bales exports, 1908 bales.
BLOUn-Firmg auporhuc, o. 28s extra.
f5 Coz Xxx, e8 lb.
CORH-l EASIER new mixed. cd lIs yellow
81 071S; white. 6l l0al l2i old white, ll rs.
OAr8-Duil &C OBJ tbfc
BRhN-Gl 10.
HAK-hcarCc and nlghors prime. lII
POMK-Held az 30 l0
BACON shoulders, lflTgs clear rIb .IdEr.
DC; clear sides, % fc
ldAN8-augar-cu red scarce at llo.
l4AHD-IlerCe, is Nls3SCf Eew. lDm1les
eU0Ah-ln good demand fair, ilfmlti@et
l4c
MoLAHaEs--l0irm prime. 61N8jc.
WIusKK-Ucpfe gcds Western rcCIlHeu.
81 171<@l l6JS
COFHEE-hirm fair, I8Mi1<et prime. IU<
@l7o.
dODD-lNlN.
EXcHANeE-SteflinE, i87hs New York
sight, par.
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By Peiegraph.I 81. LOUIS, NOV. s.
ToBACCo--Actlve at foil prices.
COTrON-NOninally lower; no sales.
HEMP Held drmly: nothing doing.
FLoUR-Nery dull aud ali lower grades
weak; Spring and Fail superfpe 68 750
a 50; xxx s8@0 rs.
WHEAT-Duil and heavy; No. 2 Spring
SIC; no. ditto 9Zc IN elevator; No. red
Fall s5e@si o. the latter for choice; No d
do 81 O5gl TO- choice red 81 I5aI 20: No. 2
81 30.
CoRE-VeTy duh; mixed Ia bulk Csc, yell
low IN sacEs 760c80c.
sacks.
BARLEY-Best grades in demand prime
20 fancy Minnesota spring q l50I 30; good
TO choice fall 81 Goal ca.
RYE-Dull al 6296Jc.
WHrsKgg,-6o1pened at 81 Ol81 O5. and
GRocERIEs- Quiet and unchanged.
PR0YsIoHs-Quiet and only very
SINAI. business doing. New Pork sold IN n
small way at 80. Dry Sailed Shoulders
lie; clear rib sides l61Ic: clear Sides 100
Old Reconsideration I0LSc clear sfdea fdf<
920cs new shoulders DC.
LARD-Duu at 1916 for choice fierce ana
lO5zc for heE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
q VER NR " S.
har other Essrer Ite,rss see Third Pace.

N'~-C' Nt-staH - fe-' - = --F~H
The weather continued Winterish, damp
and rainy last night The prospects at
midnight were favorable to a heavy and
protracted rain. The additional arrivals
and departures up to midnight include
the FLA. Jones, Pittsburg TO Trinity River;
Alpha and Clara Scott, from Cairo; Sam.
j. Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati; Fayette,
to Henderson ard return; West Wind, to
Cairo; Falls City, from Bowling Green.
The Henry 4. Jones is a new boat, built
by the Capts. Marratta, and Is a complete
success. She had a fair trip......The Alpha
came up with a moderate trip. She leaves
for Cairo positively at 10 A. n. to-day. Cap
tain Ryrnan commands, and w r. Graeey
has charge of the oflice...............Th The Clara
Scott had nice trip in...............The West
Wind had a magnificent trip out. The
Crescent City Silver Band went on her to
Henderson, having been employed by citi-
zens Of Henderson, to make music at a SER
enade to John c. Breckenridge. The Sam ] .
Hale discharged 500 bales OF cotton -,
for r. K. Dunkerson & Company,
and has COS bales for Cincinnati,
and "a for Cannelton.........The Sam. Orr,
after coaling at the Ingleside Mines, came
to the wharf last evening. She is looking
finer than we ever sawh her. We shall give
q full description of her to-norrow.........
The Norman has been treated to a hand.
some new carpet, that will reader her
cabin uminous......-sBy the latest arrivals
we learn that the Dexter las endeavor.
ing TO cross Walkers Bar yesterday,
by the aid of the OctaYia and J. ].
Albert, with prospects of success. ......
The Lawrence was lying below the bar
waiting for the Dexter to get through.
The West Wind went out last night with
all she could carry-.....-Captain Collier re-
ceives intelligence that the Cora S. is
ready and waiting for a boat 20 pump her
out.-..--. 1.-The Falls City arrived at mid
night, and the Pine Bluff was momenta-
rily xpeeteds-...TOn Dauley, pilot on the
Falls City, arrived from Louisville by rail
last night, having taken the Evansville to
LouisYille.....-..The Clara Scott arrived at
7 P. n. with a good trip. She returns TO
Cairo to-day Glasgow, overdue,
had not arrived at midnight
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

STREET IMPROVEMENTS. = During
the pastyea the grade has been or
dered changed by the city, on various
streets. and in some instances dam
ages have been claimed. In nun
Der of cases where parties had to re-
pave, when the grade was changed,
the city has paid for the same. Bat
damages have been claimed by parties
owning buildings that have been left
standing on high ground, and these
claims are still unsettled. AS a pre-
cedent, we give below a recent decision
on the subject. which we clip from
the New Albany Commercial:
Judge Test, in deciding the case Of
Moses Fowler vs.. the City of Lafays
cite. held that tho Common Council
has no authority to change the grade
of any street which has been once es-