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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

Deihl's and Bromehton Bearlless, Weeks and
Teedwell's Bearded White wheats, French, White
and Red chaff; Purple Straw Bearded Red Mecit-
erranean, and German Amber Beardless, are the
best, earliest hardest and most productive Wheats
that can be recommended for general cultivation
Pr ice IS per bushel. pounds CT any kind by
mail, post paid, for 81. Twenty heads OF different
varieties post paid, for 81 Twenty other vari-
cites of Wheat Barley and oats, of last years I'M
portation See DEirz's ExPERIaETAL FARM JoURs
NAL; send and subscribe for it; only so per year;
the most useful Journal printed Address
GEO. A. DEITZ, Chambersburg, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

Fizzle Town is growing. A large store
has been built there that is no fizzle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
NIcCurdy House,

SS0UTH side p Fl & C. r w., wanatah, Ind
- Frank McCurdy, Proprietor Convenient an'
extensive accommodations. I34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
2. Mayne s Chicag

On and after Nay 9th, 1853, Trains viii leave
stations daily, Sundays excepted.) as follows:
TRAIN leaving Chicago at $50 p. NJ, leaves daily
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2-1O p. M leaves
daily.l
TRAINS GOING WEST
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
II o. & =. ID. Parks,

a TTORNEYS. COuuselHrs at Law. Notarys fub-
n III land Authorized War Claim Agents, Bour-
bon, Ind. Especial attention given TO the
settlement &c Estates. Conveyancing, and the COZ
lection of Soldiers Claims for Pensions, bounty,
Back Pay and all other War Claims lS4tiJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
w. Nj. bailey, NJ. D.,

SURGEON, physician obstetritian and .oI titan
- Treats all forms of disease that afiict the hu-
man system. Office in Brownlee's Brick Block, OPP
posite Capron's Law Office. l3iul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
HOT ELS.
Parker House.

DLYM0UTH, Marshall County, Indiana. This
house has recently been reftted and furnish
ed and now ogers to the public all the attractions
Of first class house. The hotel omnibus runs to
and from all trains
StaLling, and proper care of horses may be relied
uron. Stages leave this house daily for all points.
L. 5. Dodge, Proprietor. I3itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

HAAS changed his residence and may be found
II at his hew brick hOuse, on Michigan road, a
short distance south Of tie rcsidsce Of A. L. Vince
lar T3iff1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, by the Rev. j. +. Chaplin, the 16tl
inst. at the residence of the brides father, Mis-
SELMA ScHLossER, to Mr.. JONATHAN WILSON
both of Marshall county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
DIR. ". -. Leland,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, will attend to all Calls
a day aud night Especial attention given TO the
treatment Of Fevers. Office South West Of the Par
ker House, Plymouth, Indiana. l53tl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

MEAT MARKET.-ANew Market, which
WI will supply the citizens of Plymouth and sur
rounding country with the best quality of Fresh
Meats Of all kinds Lard, Tallow, Sausage and all
articles kept in irst class Meat market always on
hand. Marketaf NoIrs old stand [34ff]
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
Tle Rtpuhlitan.
HOME NEWS

THE Honorable Editor started fol
Niagara Falls, yesterday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

NIOTARYs Pubic, Attorney Counseiors at
~ Law, Authorized War Claim Agents, flyn :
outh, Ind. Especial attention given to the set
ment of Estates, Conveyancing, and the col
.ction of Soldiers Claims for Pensions, bounty,
Back PAY, and all other War Claims. once On
Michigan street, over Buck Toans ha a1a,s1
Store. l"feiJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

L HOltzcndOl

NASHIC NABL Barber Sshop. Corner Of La
n porte and n &C gan streets, and opposite ii.
b. Dickson's hardware store The highest price
paid for ladies' hair. l3itil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
BAR BE RS.
EuS ne Lewis,

E<uS Lewis,
NASHI0NABLE Barber. West side Michigan
II street, inr m over Hawieys shoe store.
Plymouth, Ind @ toners will find here a suit of
rooms finished con rtably and tastefully. Dyeing
Cutting, Curling,s amponing etc. 3itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
M. a. O. Packard,

n TTORNEY at Law and Notary Public. Room
a No. 1. Balcony Block, Plymouth, Marshall
county, lad. tStul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

cO0PER DAY agents wanted everywhere
<~VSample for two stamps Address,
Al 4w BATES d HAINES 4 CO., cleveland,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
ToBAccoNISTS.
Gustave brown.

MANUFACTURER and dealer at Wholesale and
w retail of Tobacco and Cigars Pipes, Cigar
holders. TObacco-b boxes and pouches Will supply
Tobacco at such rsres will make 10 their in
terest to try him. Roofs second door south of the
bank. l3itf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
RhiIliI,s 81 johnson,

-IOTARY Public attorney at law, and War
~ claim agent. 0fice-Baicouy Block, fiym
outh. Indiana. l3itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
~. c. Capron,
.John -. BENDER,

NOTARY and Attorney. and War Claim Agent,
" Office in Brownlee's brick block, Plymouth,
Indiana. tSful
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
Business Airttturu
ATToRN EYS.
-Tohn C. Osborne,

. TTORNEY at law, will attend promptly top'o-
~ fessional business entrusted to his care
Par &C, lar attention given to collectlons !;
the settlement Of estates and guardianships. Vmce
on the east slse of Michigan street, few doors
north Of the Parker House, Plymouth, indi-
ma [3ltfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
RAILROADS.

Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville X. K.
To take ELECTION Tuesday, June p, 1869, at 7.3t,
NJ The right is reserved to vary therefrOmas cir.
u,a " re-tuire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
H, g. Dethlefsen,

MANUFACTURER and dealer in Cigars, Smok-
IVA ing and Chewing Tobaccos, pipes, stems, etc,
Hotels and saloons promptly supplied. l3iul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
FOR SALE.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS
WINTER SEED WHEAT

And other FARM SEEDS, from Deitzs Exper
mental Farm, Chambersburg, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

rrrsrssl EXPRESS EXPRESS EXPRESS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28
ChIcarn MnrheI.

b TeleErapn.l CHICAGO, August q.
EASTERN ENCHANG E--Firm at lilo n
buying and par selling.
ELoUR-NeTy dull 50 2jg7 90 for Spring
extras.
WHEAT-Cs aiet; No. duu and Sc lower :;
Opening nominal az 81 81, declining TO
81 80, aud closing at 81 -; No. ] duh at
81 300I 81; NO. z sold AZ Il 29@l 30, seller
the month, and & z25z9l ~. seller sep
TENDER. THIS afternoon the market was
quiet at 81 20 for so. 2, seller August.
CORN-Qulet, Irregular, and &c lower;
No. opened at SEC, deciined 10 S51Ic adj
VanCed to S512c, and closed at SIC; rejected
more active at Sl962ci no grade 73975c.
This afternoon the market was quiet at
s554gS6c, seller September, and s6l Sc seller
q uSust.
OATs-DuIl and &c lower; opentE z az 45c,
declining 10 441zc; closing fiTm at &c; seller
the month sold at 4l1s@45c: closing az
441zc; seller septic mber SOLD at 4l9421Hc.
HTE--Steady and less active; sales OF
No. at 9l@3Jci rejected, Slgs2c closing at
9f1Zc for No. z.
bARLEY--Opened e1Cited, holders asking
81 30gi al seller September; closed easier,
with buyers at 81 - seller September, and
81 . cash.
HIGawISEs - More active 1t 81 Is for
new and 81 l9 for Old.
PRoVIsIOSs = Quiet and drmer. Mess
Pork s53 70. Lard, I9gl94c. Dry sailed
shoulders, I61zc; rough sides, l6Zc; short
ribs, l6}<gl7c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28
E0TAL HoTEUE


hCt tb DISCUSS lHC 6feab QUO iIUHa
What = the moss Important ISL nII
eafiAlg ~. lIE, iu thH estimation uI
every ihLelliHeut human lHInns
body and q mind fH eraanfraI rs ~. ....I....
meot % all The Other good Gins 81 Pfaf
deuCe.
How, then. shalt Those wIIa ra#a.a. frl.
lnesiiluaule treHe 1fc tuQcaV#r s1 UTaHfTlr
~ ana how ahall iha.a HHa have I0sf II
seek lo retrieve ltG
Those question: haee Been raH In a.I
ages, NuL neNeF huHa fan# boom .....
loElf feHponl. a e iHa present Il..
enc tle answer Wn-rl common ..H.e u..a
% thcm in ihe Niurt.0utu leulafg mar
De- briefly stated fuus.
TO protect ine HH.trH aHIIu.| HIf |nHH.
eueea that may irua fu HaneHIa UI.f.sa.
Wesse Y n9tsag tk.
10 reg ianli.l ia Hra'tH nu Em
basis. when 81 ha. Boon f.f r.. rulr.
dCuc1 or ANY othas eIH.e tla a.r.t
and purLHea.
These lnda can oule Dr. aflaue1 hf8ugH
b.nes Die attribute 81 d t.rIe. e Ir
a bt00d HepirrHf aud fu a9e
AIi these essentials awe naaefrH#f.
blended Iu HosIhI fnha H9 X. h GH
BlIIElt5. IhcF contain uciNIuE dIHHar
lr1taiiuEs of lHHau .n1i.I HHe H'a
b0fka arc iheHf e0tH medicinal a.IHHIH
and these arc rendered dIluHIlID ug 1au=
binallou with the tplLltuuHa HH.gurn Gre
rye the purfst 81 aii 1iea hQile flimulauiH.
those suffering from uiHou.ue iadIseH-
ton, and nnrVuuene 8, aHaJiuteIH require
the reuoVHilmH Hld o thIH powerful tonic
and Alternative nuIIIE fHe HnHIHI fuFIu.
and cannot prudeniit postpone iiH uaa flf
single day. a word to thc Wise Ia auH.
eIanf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

The weather cleared up without
rain last night, and continued hot up
to midnight. The additional arrivals
and departures up to midnight, were
the Mollie Norton, to Henderson I;
Petrolia No. 2, from CanneltoD; UNI
pire to Cairo.........The Petrolia had
all the freight and passengers that
she could earrys and had to refuse
freig -. IA private dispatch says
that the Charmer passed HawesYille
at 2 P. II. yesterday. She viii be lound
at the wharf this morning, and will
| leave on time for Cincinnati and all
way landings........The Umpire got
an immense trip out, but when nearly
full she drew only two feet, and will
have no trouble going out...........The
Romeo, it is reported, will come to
the wharf and load for Cairo, on Mon
day........Capt Sam. Houston, Super
yising Inspector of this (Sixtb) Dis
trict, writes thathe will be here within
a day or two 10 attend TO the wantssof
all steamboatmen.........The Umpire
did not get away till after nine o'clOck
last night.........The Robt. Fulton goa
together tow of barges aud left for
up the river last night.........trOm a
passenger by the z w. Strader on
her up trip, We learn that that boat
never touched bottom, while the bars
were crowded with boats aground,
which proves that she is an exceed
ingly fight draft boat. She has laid
up.......~The Charmer arrived at mid
night with moderate trip. She was
loaded judicously, and came through
without material detentiou..".....Capt.
w. r. Hollcroft, one Of the most
popular commanders on the Ohio
River, is In command Of the Rose
Hite.........The. Cora s. fellows the
Glasgow to Memphis...."."Tbe lie
Claire and Clara Scott had
not arrived at midnight.........
The Charmer came through without
wettingz a spar, with first rate trip
feat that reflects the highest credit
on her pilots, Joe Gray and Dick
Meeker. Persons going up the river,
may be sure of a speedy trip by taking
passage on the Charmer. She leaves
at sharp 10 this morning.. She regis
tered $50 passengers on her down
trip, and all speak IN highly COM
mandatory terms of Mr.. NJ. VI. Deem,
her acting first clerk. Mr.. Sam. 7.
James is on board, and Is, we are
glad to learn, improving in health.
......Joe MoCulloch and Taylor Wells
are bringing out the Glasgow, which is
guarantee that she viii keep in
the deepest waters......."Col. W. j.
May, Of the Norman, was IN the city
yesterday, and left for Louisville by
last evenings train.
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a0gEEAREA ERgEaI.


2? telegraph NEw YORK, August y.
CoTTON-Steadys sales OF $50 bales at
ol14c Tor middling upiands
tLoUR-Rec5ipts Of 1868 barrels: mar
ket dull aud heavy and Toe lower: sales of
600 barrels at s. 81a6 - for superfne state
and Western; S. 35U7 90 for extra state:
gIlie wheat: s0 5597 20 Tor round hoop
Ohloi 50 15g7 % for extra; 81 50ag CD for
good 70 choice ditto; closing duh. Rye
Flour quiet at s. 50G4 so.
y Ct+N AEAL-ScaIce and Quiet. sales OF
- J, pps-LIeis BrandyWine at So -.
wes i1.lS A. y over sales Of 10 barrels
IL. y HEAT HEAT Receipts lu,II3 bushels: mar
~ - ~ sla zee lover sales OF 10000
IN 55 o. : w. 49, - LOT NO. s. ring; 81 509
q q - - tGI ~ inter red and amber Western (:
81 554l y Tor ouLhern Illinois ra5 81 80
- ~ Tor new amber Tennessee. me Latter
p - S5tats q Us for white southern
BARLEY Nominal
-Eseeel pts ao22 bushels; scarce and
zee peltei safes or As, 900 bushels al g5ea1
IL O3 for unsOund new rufs-ed Vfes4arrs.
/ 81 l4gl Is for sound do.
OATS od 6e eeeipts IS, $50 bushels; Ia2c bet
ter; t0,O00 busnels sold at 639G8c for old
/ Western; G216jc for new Southern and
| Western; 1900 bushels state, on sellers
| option for September, AZ 00c.
RICE-Quiet; sales Of 50 t.erces Carolina
at S5zGg1lc.
CoFFEE-steady; sales OF 7o0 bags Rio on
sUGAR-Qaiet; AS hogsheads sold at Ia
l2c. Tor Cuba; li@Gl2l4c for Porto Rico; $50
boxes Havana sold at l21SGl3c.
MOLAssEs-Quiets5 30 hogsheads Cuba and
MuscovadO sold at acc.
HOPs-NOmiuat and quiet.
OILs-PetrOleUm, 181S9lo5<c for crude /;
2l5z932c for refined. L3nseed Oh. quiet at
98cGsl co.
SPIRITS TURPENTIHE-Quiet.
PROYISIONS-Pork irregular and lower
sales 500 bbls at SD 25@S2 80 tor mess: s82 for
Old do; So J0925 90 for prime, and s30d30 so
for prime mess; Beef quiet; sales l25 bbls
at SIS J0gl350 for new pain mess, and el2M
IL 90 for new extra mess; Beef Hams quiet
at $4,000; Cut Meats steady; sales 10 pkas
at 14S4@I51Sc for shoulders, and l7aIgc for
hams; mtddles firm, at l72Sgl8c FOR Ice
cured.
.LARD-Sales 80 tieTces ct l71<9;g5S for
steam, and I9I<gl994c for Kettle Rendered.
BUTTER Quiet at l73zSc for Ohio.
GuEESE-Rulet at l39l61zc.
FREIGHT5-TO Liverpool are active aud
lrmer; shipments of 1900 bushels wheat
at Sd per sail, and l01zgl0lSd per steamer,
ana ZOO bbls flour Der eg III af-2s Ri.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

By TelegTaph.l ST. LOUIS, August II.
TOBACCO Less buoyant, but the demand
is good for manufacturing grades.
COTTON Nothing doing.
HEMP-Quiet and firm, but no sales.
FLoUR-Nery dull; superhne s. TOGO IS
extra s. 500 50; Xxx s. 6996 % choice
family 81 00g7 10.
WHEAT-Duu and lower; No declined
293c, and other higher grades Bose; No. 2
red 81 l49l %; no. do. 81 208l .; choice
do. 81 5Ogl s.; nothing or impOItanc do. e
in Spring.
CoRN-Inactive whitei in bulk soc ; choice
white in sacks &c.
OATs-FIr1n but not active sales at 42J44c
in bulk and 50952c in sacks.
BARLEY-Bsst qualities are IN demand al
81 23gl = for good Spring, and q 80 for
common Fall.
KYE-Dnll at s0GS5c FOR prime TO choice.
PROYIsIORs-Quiet aud easier. Mess Pork
s34 10. Bacon, Shoulders l55zc; clear rib
sides lS54@lSc; clear sides l99lgJ<; plain
canVassed hams l9c; sugar.currd do. f6c.
LARD--Quiet at lg1lc Tor fierce and 2lc for
keg.
WHIsIsY-S:0w at 81 20.
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snropean harkei.


By CabIe.l IoEDoNs August -.
CousaIs, 9I5<; $50 bouds at London. '82s
SlIz; 65s, 81 '6Ts, So; 10 8Jg, e; '82s, al
Frankfort, $50,
LIVERPOOL, Aug, A.-CottOn sales for the
week, b. goo bales, including 1900 bales for
import, aud 6000 bales on speculatio
stock, 2lS COO bales, including 9j,O5O bales Of
Amer can. In the Manchester market,
yarns and fabrics declined 1zc occasioning
declining tendency here. We quog
mf4dlfug hollands I5sS: Orleans, ~ gl 3ts I;
sales to-day, 600 bates, including LOO iof
export and speculation CaIiioFni@ We
5ne +. eodsff4ffs nominal: Western Hour,
2is ca corn. Sos Ga; peas, as. Heee e9 or
wheat for the past t14 IN Snefican; port.
iS9s. bSef g9s; lard. Is Ga; cheese 6Zs
bacon G8s Cd talioW, AS %. 49,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

seaweed Tonic, and Maudrahe pife ,.g
cure Conrumpgou, Liver Complaint anF
/ Dyspepsia, - taken according ~ ihe fIr...
ti0ns. They are aI throa ta la iaEen IL
the same time. They cIeauaa the rlenral
relax tao liver, and uul IL lo WaTE. IG.s
| the appetite becomes good ne iaoddI.a M
and makes good bilodi tha aafIaut t..IIl#
| 70 grow iu flesh Che disesahd matter rnauH
iu the lungs, and tho patient outarou. Ira
disease and gets well. IhIs De- the only ems
u cure Consumption
To these three moUHae ur q
schonck, Of Philadelphia. owe. Dts ulrf.
vailed success IA The treatment af paIna.
nary Consumption. TIE PuImoHle a.fHF
ripet the morbid matter lH enc lunr
nature throws % OF by au eaaY e1Hea.ara.
ton, for when Che phIagm 81 mHiar b.
ripe slight co go win throw t oH. and
the patient hm 81. aud the luum 1osIH
% heal
To 90 tlta, tht 5taree1 Tonic 800 HaH.
dfahe Pulls mus, D. freely usod ~ r.a.n.a
the stomach end uTer, a1 that gao rnIs
monte syrup ana Ie f11d W ll mnta raoH
blood.
bchenoka MnndfaEe Pills Gao uH.n fIH
uVer' removing ai obstruction. Ie'ae tH.
ducts Of the gan aIdaf. fna 500. n. r-
--sa Hta''a NtNH ~ HHt .'#N.
stools WIZ show what fHa pills rHu .a8..ua.
thiag has ever been Invented ea...l r..H.
mel "a deadly p0islH. WHIei IH tr5. HaU.
ge GUS tO noe. unleHs Wtll ..aL .6.H# .U..
Will unlock Che gan biaddafaua a.HfI 5H.
secletions 0f The liFrt iite H1hmlE M8u.
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint uaU ~ emo uu.I
prominent cnusca 81 CON amHlIUu.
schenek'a 80aWeed Tonic aa a.HfI.
hllinuiAhb hnd Alternative. HuH f.H HII#H#|
made % assists che stomach ~ .tHI4.. .HI
the gqatrio Juice - di#0lFe iHa Ia.H I..IH
we FuimQhle nyruH aud lH maHe IHH
ing ia the stomach.
Dr. schenck. lu hls tfeatme.t. ara. l..
wy ~ stop c9rghg night sWefiH. eHIIIa.
al stop ~ their own Hcc0fN l4 a.e r.u
70 cured Oi Couhuuptiuu, LIEnf Complaint.
Throai, unieas Tho IQof and afeIIa.l .e-
made healthy.
When there Is uoIuua dIa..a.. .Hf .a|.
Liver Compliant rad DfHpHHHa H.Haue.H
sufficient. WithoUt the rumouIr .e.H
Take the Mnudrake PilH uta.V Iu .II
bilious csmPialnHs as theg e paHaeIH
~. seheneE, WHO un# enjoyed Huu#.H
rupted haanh fcf many ga1u u#.I.#.H
now Weighs a15 uUuudH. tYa. HHHE.H .....
% "a more HEe Teton. ~ Ina raIv mn .
~ FulmohhfE lJuaHu UtIau. HI# H.....
eiAhe hHNihk pronounced aI# ...H ##.#.
lee1 hnd hpAl dou'd hlm iI HIH mte Itr
was cured ~ the Aforesaid mnH.a .IHa
Fun directions aoe0mraHy oatII. r.aI.
ing it not hDsoiutalV HenH.. Hfe fl ~. IH
9chehchi unless palIeuia WaaH tnNIr IUHE.
eAhtnluelt Hue Jon luiH purpose NH Z. nIu.
ieasionnlly ut hla UrIueIunI aNfH.. #..4I#
ueipl.ap every aatur0nyt WhIfn .aII IaIH.f.
or advice mast be- ndHFe..fI.
Price ~ tho puimauIa aVrm nuI ...
weed Tonic each 81 CD uef IaIfIr. III #H fI#
half dozen. Mandrake rfIM. gIr U.f I..#
For sale By all druvgiafn.
fe2 d&Wiy SPIN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28
Cincinnati narKei.

~ reIs4raph.l CLEo1EEATI. Aug y.
FLOUR--Duil aBd dropping; extra was
offered a S. 25@5 60, and family S 75m6 o.
WHgAT-is dull and DC lower; No. 1 red
81 23i no. 2, 81 lSgl 20.
Co6N-Is higher and finn at 81 O3gl o.
for No. ].
OATs-stronger; No. mixed, 5595cc; No.
2, SIC.
RYE-Closes quiet at 81 %.
BARLEY-In demand mt ~ 80 for No. ]
Fali.
WHISKY Dull al 81 90
COTTON Unchanged.
MESS P9RE--SOld a E33 p for city.
BULK MEATS Shoulders are held at lie;
rib sides 1895 clear sides I7Lc.
BACOE-elu1et I5[c for shoulders: Iss<c
for clear NIB; lS1s0igc for clear sides
LARD ulls lS14a20c Tor Ike tile rendered.
MONEY-MarxeJ rather close at IO4I2 per
cent.
ExCHAEGE-Firm at lilo discount buy
ing TO par selling.
GOLD 1881 buying.
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Te County Agricultural So
nFndHnR

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing 20 make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing ali classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, DC. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
In plain or colored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
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@George Venneman viii shortly
commence the erection Of a fine
double house on the corner of Oak
and Water Streets.
Henry Altering is also making
preparations 10 build on the corner Of
Mulberry and Water.
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LIST OF u. S. PATENTs-Issued to
citizens of Indiana and Kentucky for
the week ending August "a, 1869,
and each bearing that date. Reported
weekly for the JOURNAL, from the
Office of David A. Burr, Solicitor of
Patents and Attorney in patent
cases, Washington. d. c.:
No. 93.946-Picker for wool, &C.,
Harris W. AFFORD, Richmond, Ind.
No. 93,97-Gate, Stephen Elliott.
Richmond, Ind.
No. 94,C00-Quadrant Hipee Na-
thaniel Jones, Lockport, Ind
No. 94,032-Corn Row Marker Inc
Roberts, Greenfield, Ind.
No. 94,O91-Steam Engine Govern
or, G. Duclos, New Harmony, Ind
No. 94,132-Water Meter, Thomas
D. Read and Lewis NJ. Ellis Aber.
deem, Ind.
No. 94,144-Grain Separator. VIM
Spencer. Winslow. Ind.
Water Wheel-Reissue of natent
dated March 10, 1859. p. H. Roots
Connersville, Ind.
No. 94,110-Bailing Press. Ph;l;r
J HigdOn, LeWisport, Ky.
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TAKEN OoT.-John H. Taylor, who
was sent to the Poor House last week,
and shortly afterwards broke a leg,
has been taken out Of the Poor House
by his friends, who will take care OF
him.
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Dissolution Oh ConarLnershIn.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between 2. l.. Geisler and Con.
slant Delang, in the Jewelry Bust
ness, at No. 81 Main Street, has been
dissolved 10y mutual consent. Mr..
Constant Delang retires from the
business, which will hereafter be con.
tinued by p l.. Geisler Il Co, who
will settle all claims against the firm,
and who are alone authorized to col
leet debts in favor of the same. The
name and style of the firm in the
future will be p. L. GETsLER 81 Co.
p. L. GEIsLER,
CONSTANT DEIASa.
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PERsoNAL.-The friends and pa
rishioners ofRev. J. P. f. Kumler will
be gratified to know that he arrived
10 this city on Thursday night, with
his family, from his recreation in the
mountain regions of Massachusetts,.
He fills the pulpit of the Walnut
Street Church tomorrow forenoon
and night
General James G. Veatch, Adjutant
General Of the State, who has been
sojouriug at French Lick Springs for
two or three weeks past, was a pas
senger by last nights train fer Indi-
annapolis. He returns to his official
duties in greatly improved health, and
expresses very favorable opinion of
the curative qualities of the French
Lick waters.
Captain Nick Casey, of Caseyville,
was in the city yesterday. He re-
turned to Casoyville BY the Umpire,
last night.
David Millholland, of Terre Haute,
took the role Of messenger for the
American Express Company yester-
day, and is in the city.
Mrs. Gen. j. G. Veatch arrived in
the city last night, and IS at the Sher-
wood House.