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BY Telegraph NEW ORLEAEss April I6. 2
- Flour -superhues4 25i extra 81 IS; Xxx
y CoRN-FlTm at 81 IS.
DATs-63G65c. ~. a.- vee
BRAN-3i &C., AIS ~ 49, -.SAE - "
HAY-SN.
PoRK-Flrpaersi mess S24 1890 25.,y
BACON-Unchang ed.
LARD Primer: tierce 161Se; key I8c.
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CoTroN-F lrmer: mfddtfng 22%c.
SrERGINGf ExCIIANGE-I2S56a1 1874. - -f4' Cd
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sS- New Goods ofevery description
very cheap at l4 p 9i-f tio1t go,
April is 81 zao5R oBT. BARNES
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Communicated.
GEN. TIIOsrAS-'PLAET HIM.
-Ef1asl,iIIe Courier.

What wonder that so true a man.
In time of nations direst need,
When deaths cruel blow had struck him,
And every good and patriot one
Felt gfieved, and bowed, and sore1y
panied,
That tories, traitors, coppsrheads, sung
just
They loved him rot; no gloved hand his,
Stuck at rebelIious traitor foes: @T r
Bat true as fate-his every blow
None better knew than he that men,
Who fought against his nations life,
Would joy TO know him dead then
"Plant himP'
Yes, ''cart him" onI True pa triots weep. 9.
From golden strand 10 pine clad main,
And never will forget their Thomas.
Yes, "cart him" onl you say-and speer--
Exulting Ia nations loss,
Cry, every day, why such adog''-now,
lFaa- lea ti"Plant himW saa
Some time traitor "Lee" will die;
Oh, what a wall shah then be heard
From men that now cry "Plant him -
They lore him yet, but oh, they feel -rs--,-
| Contempt and hate for him whosesteei =
Broke down their god. and 80 they cry44
| u come aeI
PLANT him -
lfuf le4.H ~ n j4isal.t 1t F.
Plant him why not? butch, twill be
| Only to see on every hand,
/ And all around beauteous tree IL
! Widespreading now-always TO stand,
Growing in every loyal heart 'i'i'i 'isA -
True soil for pat lets true, a monument
| THAT near rifi fade or dfa-nof vourS to .
sehtajag gtgvs "Plant him" ~ah
Plant hlm-fn every true heart s'
Plant HMM every state 5JIEf al
Plant him-so dear to every one
That loves the truly great;
Let rebels sneer and cast their scorn,r
d Any cry out s'PIant him ~ tits a thorn
That leaves them bleeding, riven torn
i1 wen seis a-aal N3ts
IL <Cv "Plant hlml"
EVANSVILLE, April Is, 1870. O.
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sW-T. O.. Bridwell q Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions q carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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Grand Era,

csaorpe u. Kouns ,edaB;ertr.FrLtr
Jam es Kerr, Jr., Clerk,
Will leave CAIRO for New Orleans direct
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL aOrHr ...l
rTpon the arrival OF the railroad train
nom the NORM AAu Lne' ebe amer @Aty OF
Evansvtlie from tuis city anu VIII reach
New Orleans tn TINE for tho opening or
the Louisiana State Fair. ............ -
For through rates OF fare inculre OF
VIC. BRO WR q Co,
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BG@ sell the best Ladies Lasting
Cater for 81 75-offered in this
city for ten years 7. w. TURNER u
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mand of the steamer Evansville, af-
ter his next trip to Bowling Green,
and take charge of the Grayson
Springs; not the @GIasgoWp Springs.
as we We were made to say last week
,.......Penn Jones, late of the Falls
City, is now ons of TIE pilots
of the steamer = HartfoFd.....,.....
Towards midnight the clouds dis
persed and the moon, shone clear and
bright. The wind blew keen and
sharp from the west, and the mercury
had dropped to 400, with a declining
tendency.
Boats leaving T0-Bny. bsa
For GREEN RIvER, The excellent
new steamer Hartford will leave for
Green River to day, going to ROoh-
ester and all way points. Capt. Joe
McReynolds commands, and Billy
Liter has charge of the Office. Both
are excellent gentlemen. sAoa-TeA
FoR NEW ORBEANs.--The celebra-
ted Alaska Will be down to- day, en-
route to New Orleans. and is one OF
the fiuestsrb boats afoat. She sails in
charge of those renowned nayigators
and deserYedly popular gentlemen,
Captain Frank j. 0akes and Billy
Voris.1iseb esai NJ 5ea s5g 81 -
-. ETnnifCsGs.
/ Manifest of the steamer IdIeWlld from
| Cairo to Evansville April 10. SGD " - =
| Evansvtlle--5toekwel & Cos j bale O
| cotton barrels eggs: Semoniug Dixon q
| Co,1d box mercha udises Mrs Rebecca
Klein, l box; Philip Klein, 8 thousand
shinges :; "A. Butler. 3 hogsheads tobacco.i
E. W.. Patrick, 81 hcgsheads tobacco
Fsrd's Warehouse, 2 hogsheaos tobacco
pieces casting; WIG. Blown d Cos a
hogsheads tobacco: Martin, Gardner q co
4 hogsheads tobacco. r. K, Dunkerson q
Co, ITO hogsheads Tobacco ~ bales cotton
II. MRnchOn, 2 hogsheads tobacco ID. Ben
ninghoG, 10 barrels Whisky. a.sa.
| LoUIsYILLE--l 10 hogsheads tobacco,
barrels w hisIky..s2 boxes merchandise 2
bundle gas pipe. s4cs.l IiuLsE .stl T. .lA
i CINCINNATI -33 hoGsheads hair. boz
| hardware, bundles shade trees, 1 boz
shrubs, barrels onion sets.
RISING SUN-l6 plows.eefzt wxvN =
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LlnelnnafI Markef.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.
FLoun Dull and deelining; family
WHEAT -DuII; red winter 81 05@I 10 for
Nos. a and i.
CoRN Dali at 6sa7oe; demand light
OATs-Dult at 30GA0c Tor very choice /;
spring 4la43c-
RYE-Dull at 75a60c.
BARLEY-Quiet; The brewers and mall
sters have Withdrawn Tor the present re-
fustnR to paw the advance.
CoIToN-U nchanged: middsing i9c.
TOBACCO bin light supply; sales LA hhda
at IS 30 10 so 70.
the rates aSked.
MESS Pork -Duif and. drooping at s26 3
@28 So: sales at he inside rate
BULK MEATS = Neglected and prices
nominal at l2t<c for shoulders, and l456 3
BACoE Dull and easier u buy; should
ers l474c; sides l6Ac, anu l7szc for clear rib
and clear.
HAMs-Sugar cured 24a2ILc.
LARD-Duli 81 l5c, aud hardly any de.
BUTTEa- Unchanged and steady at Is
032c.
CHEEsE-l20I4c.
EGGs-Advanced 10 20N2I.
LIEsEED % .L-Dsclined TO zoe.
LARD OIL-UncAanRed.
Coffee Dull and prices &c lower.
EUGAR-FITm: fair IN good dem and.
GOLD -ll3% buying.
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PICOsILI.
One divorce yesterday.

One divorce yesterday.
Tar police are after the visitors of
bagnios. Look ont Mr.. cooper"
THE Terpsichoreans were heard
from last night. They still live.
SEvENTEEN cases before the Re-
corder yesterday uetted $l12 % casF.
WARREx's Band and the Dsmonisc
Qaickstep were feature at the Rink
last night.
AT late hour last night the jury
in the Charity Gibson case brought IN
a sealed verdict, and were discharged.
THE local editor Of the Terre Hsute
Gazette is again exercised about the
JOURNAL, and the Courier copies his
contortions.
The Indiana STATE University,
whose advertisement viii be found in
| to days JOURNAL contains informa-
ton of importance to all o
THERE was candidates ball at
BabytowD, on Monday night. at which
it il said there was almost as much
fun as at Council meeting -
DR.. THOMPSON. declines the honor
Of having been thrown out Of bug
gy on Monday. aud says It aas-either
some other Thompson, some other
doctor, or some other man. ssF
THE Philharmonic Society re-or-
gained last night for the season.
The meeting vas we'll attended and
very gratifying Next Tuesday the
annual election Of officers takes place.
The advertisement of Messrs. John
Shillito & Co. Cincinnati. which ap-
pears 10 to-day's Journal. Is impor-
tant to buyers Of dry goods. Messrs.
Shillito & Co. have vast, stock of
goods in great variety. and offer unu
sual Inducements to purchasers. who
will do well 70 examine their adver-
ffznmank
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THE MARK EFa.
new York Market


- Telegraph.i NEW ToRR. Sept II.
COTTON Quiet; sales OF I. ac0 bales at 1857
for mfddllng upIands.
FLoUR-Recelpts Of rs, $50 bbls: unehang-
ed sales of II 40 bbls at "a 70a4 IS for SUI
perfne western and state; IS co as 10 for
extra western and Stale: IS 1916 % for
good TO ehofce do; S. s0d5 60 Tor white
wheat western extra 80 Co.'s 10 for extra
Ohio: IS 25a8 % for extra st. Louis.
BYE FL9UR-ateadyi sales or 300 barrels
at "a l5N5 Is.
Corn MEAL More active; sales OF LEO
barTeis part southern ats
WEIIsKY-Lower: sales of 800 Darfes at
g es9c; inside price for wooden bound.
: WI4EA1--Re cslpts III 81 bush slss market
quiet aud I0y2c lower: sales of 500. o. ,usb ;
els at S714e Tor rejected; 81 03al 08 for No 2
81 l7@l ID for prime nsw a.; 81 70
Tor Q winter red and ami Der western I;
= -; Tor new DO: 81 259l SO for Inferior to
tsYE- Qaiet; sales OF 500 bushels at sSc for
CoRN-Recsipts 25.5cO bushels. marked
opened &c better; closed heavy With the
advance lpsL; sales OF 5f,c0I bus;.eIs AZ g3a
e4e Tor mixed western sti0aL 82lSa In store I;
oars rs sscsipss "a rs b1s yeaho~
&c better, closed heavy and deeiiDftg. IS. 9O9
oqstels 500 a. $3.50; western 9sis.
Hers a shade stronger; old I2a2oc; new
CoFFKE Qutet and Arm. s.
EUGAR-k Firm; 800 hhds 70 q at ( 8J<c for
Cubas 10 1lQl<c for Porto * s---e- w
MoLA9sES Dali
.PETEoIEpsi- quiet 4 ~ for fads.And
255<c Tor refined. w. 49,
PoRK-DuIl; 47a bbls sold 81 s2s sTa27
for mess; SO 5J125 80 for prime so Tor
BEEF quiet; sales Of 70 bar4eis AZ Si9,ale
for plain mess St81BlB for extra mess beaf
hanas duli A. $685. tieree beef quiet &c
. TDDIns- Qaiets sales OF Is boxes al 1sa
Cur N FxTs-Dnil Al 1ea2se far nicriea
hams. 3
1aARD-Eirn sales Of $50 tierces at l5I6m
Ice for steam I6.al85< FOR kettle rendered |;
q SO ls10Q tlerces HepfomD Der at lfc; Deem
Der At Axe; January at 14c. ~. &
BUTTER-fIrm for primes 21R2Oc for
western.
tHEEsE--frirm al 60l4c.
TURpNNTTNr- Ffrr1er al AZ
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THE RINK There are q number
Of people who do not consider the
Rink success. One Of these people
was there last night. aud his opinion
land his person too) was we'll ground
ed. He had been skater on ice, and
felt confident of his ability to cut q
splurge On rollers. The first dash he
made brought him TO a sense of the
defect in his early education. and
brought him to the floor. He got up
carefully and looked around to see
if he had attracted any notice, but as
he was in the PREPARATION room, only
a couple Of attendants witnessed his
success. He felt encouraged and
started slowly. but his left foot would
get in the way Of the right, aud after
two or three more attempts be re-
turned his skates and said: Il guess
Ill come in when there amt so many
people here" Having found out
that no don't know how to skate, he
will soon learn. The assemblies con-
tinue TO be crowded nightly, and tho
crowd increases.
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THE CoURIER AND VAN RIPPER
The Courier of Sunday accuses the
JOURNAL Of malice in omiting the
stereotyped phrase Of grief. which. ia
that paper. form part of the notice
Of Mayor Walkers death.
Tuesdays Courier repeats the charge
of malice because Van Ripper was not
made prominent figure in the notice
Of the funeral, whom the motive for
the omission was exactly the con
trary-consideration for the feelings
Of the bersaved family. The Courier,
i'm the same paragraph that charges
malice on the JOURNAL, says that ex
Mayor Baker "showed himself TO be q
thorough gentleman by accepting
his position by the side Of the
acting Mayor" OF course be did.
as he always does. although a. the
Courier plainly intimates, the position
must have beea painfully humiliating
to him. Had the little Asmodeus
been actuated by the same deIicacy of
feeling be would not have sought or
accepted the position he occupied in
the funeral cortege, nor paraded
himself before the public in thu char
acter of chief mourner. Il would be
well for the Cook and the Captain
bold to read the soliloquies Of the
King, ia scene 8. Act B. Of Hamlet.
before making an Outory about being
neglected in the matter; but if he
wants all Of his record ia connection
with the Mayors funeral Published
he can Be accommodated.
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GERMAN SYMPATHY.-At the meet
ing Of the German ladies', held in the
National Hall. on Sunday afternoon,
Colonel E. Wehler was called to the
chair, aud Mr.. s. /. L9ewenstein act
ed as Sec rotary.
On motion of Rev. Charles Runck,
1t was resolved to hold a grand festi-
val on Tuesday. the 2Oth instant. al
the Artesian Springs Park, the price
Of admission to be fixed at twenty
i've cents for gentlemen, ladies aud
children free.
Il was also determined that Ahc DIE
ferent bands Of the city Be engaged %
play through the city on that dav.
with wagons appropriately decorated
and that dancing should begin at two
o'clock PM. the day to be closed with
q Summer Nights Festival, with illu-
mination and fireworks.
The following ladies and gentle
men were appointed as a Committee
Of Arrangements Mrs. Sophie Ice v.
enthal, Mrs. Adeline Kaufman, Mrs.
Elise Bennighof, Mrs. Marie Lohse.
Mrs. Alvine Puder. Ars. Adolph
PiafHln, Mrs. Roth, Mrs. Catharipe
Sohw@gsrle, Mrs. DR.. Leeler. Col. r
Wehler, Rev. G Runck. Morris cabr
Dr. Lauenstein. Captain Esslirgar
VIM Heilman, Jacob Benn;ehof sni
Peter Maier.
The names Of the Committee are
q sufficient guarantee that the Fes-
tival will b brilliant success
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DR.. r. StinsoD, who was one Of tht
party who went on the excursion t.
the coal fields, on the e Fl. & N
RI. furnishes the following accoun
Of the trip:
We left Evansville on the Fayett,
at o'clock AN. on Mondsy, and ar
rived at Henderson In time to takt
breakfast and little stroll. Accept
ing the kind invitation OF the Council
Oh Henderson to a seat In fne pas
senger car, we started for che Goa
fields at 9:26. with one hundred and
seventeen exeursi0Dists, accompanied
by the Henderson Band. to furnish
music, and arrived at Madisonvillt
after run of an hour and seventeen
minutes. a ........
After stopping = few minutes we
proceeded to the coal fields, four
miles beyond, but found nothing re-
markable there, except fine coal, and
polite managers, who showed the ex
cursionists through the mines, shaft,
&c.
Mr.. Thomas McCuue, one of the
proprietors of the mines, learning
that some of US had a taste for gsolO-
gy, furnished us with lamps, and pro
ceeded TO- show us the interior there
of, which we traversed, $50 feet in
one direction, and 100 feeti another
The stratum OF coal is seven feet
thick, with but little sulphuret of
iron. two inch seam of soapstcne,
with fne roof of slate, over which
is SIX feet Of blue limestone. a sample
all of which / secured; the stratum
Is NO. IL (OweDl. There are other
strata, but the foot" of the iron
horse indicated that the time for re-
turning had arrived, and we could
not examine them.
We started on the return trip at
1890, and when we arrived al, Madi-
sonville, Mr.. james Carbon, proprie-
tor Of the Carbon House, who. by the
way, is said to be the most polite man
in the United States. had . kne din
ner awaiting us. of which we freely
part0ok. We started again at 2 :333,
and the first four miles we made IN
four minutes, and after short check
up for COW on tbs track, went on as
Q rate too fast to count. when 1 re-
marked to the conductor that /
ssRIoagnt we were going too fast. Mr..
.,>..~~ ~GSA OElnklDG Ice wafer,
salo On let her rip, and another
s @hos lad only drank well water, said
let her slide. l shut my eyes and
heid ny breath for while, until [ got
2 lutte used to II. When / came to, /
Iound that we were in Henderson.
having made the run OF forty miles 10
an hour and twenty minutes, from
which deduct thirteen minutes for
n y inc rrroa,1 aha~kaA~.
uses, although we had gone slow over
eight miles of the road When once
on the platform at Henderson I felt
a little like we had taken a trip TO the
moon l made ny much oblige' 10
Mr.. T. Sasseen. the polite officer in
charge OF the excursion. and felt con.
strained 20 add that he had the finest
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THE CURE - HOW DIsCOVERED =
Having been long afflicted with CANCEE
4 resoTted to all the remedies OF which
could near. Among them was one recon-
! raendinR q certain herb TO nee as q cure.
q las supposedly procured the herb
and prepared and applied II, WhlcD
made perfect cure but on examination
by The family physician he informed me
that she herb 4 had uaeds which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, vas not the one
recommended. All VINO are afnicted can
Ind speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe. with fuiI directtons tor use. Price s..
Address, with regtal cred letter or money
0ftier, q GORGE MORGAN Box 81, PORT
Jergia, OrpnRp County, New York,
tAN dam
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~ New orleans barker.

y Eelegrapb.I NEW OELEANs, Sept. l3.
COTTON Quiet and steady; middlinEs
17z<c: recsf Is 1905 baless sales So bales
stock IS % bales
ELoUR- Firm tupeI doe SIS l50s Xxx SO 80;
Xxx 10 7597 %.
COKE-Mixed s5c; white h71za95c.
+ sslATs-sf. Louis 5s9c0s; Gaiena 60s62c
BRAN-St 10.
Hay Flrmers PRIME 81. a.sfr
PORK Dull aud lower: mess SIS 81.
BACtiN J0bbiDg sales l5%c for ebOul-
deis; iSc for clear rio sides: ls5se for clear
sides and sugar cured hams.
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chicago Narket.

By telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. ls.
FLoUR Quiet and weak e. "a 75g550 for
spring extra
WHEAr-11<c lower: closing at e7d8g75< for
cas h and seller last half for No. 4: rms ar
ternoon dull At 96Iz096<.
CORY Moderate demand = &c lower:
closing at 6l5za6l5<s for No. 2 III store; IN IS
afternoon unchanged.
g.ATs --11<Ha 90 lower @ Osi ng at 81 e
kfE-1sc higher 6i@6i1z tor No. =
"a kLEY-- Easier closing at 81 07gl O7Ia for
HIGHwISEs- Closed frm at SIC for iron
PROVISIONS = More active: mess pork
10 90: dry sailed sho ,ldcrs l2Z.
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The Courts.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hoa.
Norris S. johnson presidiHg.-But
very little business was done in this
Court. The only thing that possesses
any interest to the general public was
the granting of divorce to Charles
Gano from his wife Mary.
CRIMINAL CoURT. - Hon. A. L.
Robinson presiding.-There were 90
trials yesterday. George Rice, the
negro boy who killed Miss Carson,
was arraignel aud pleaded not guilty.
He being pauper. the Court appoint
ed Major III. A. Madison to defend
him. and the trial was set for to-day,
The jury in the case of the State vs.
Charity Gibson, were out all Monday
night and all day yesterday, with a
fair prospect Of passing the remainder
of their days IA the jury room. One
of them has arrived at a conclusion
but at last advices he was unable tC
demonstrate the correctness thereof
60 the other eleven.
RRCoRDER's CoURT-Nathaa WI
lard. Esq., presiding.-rhe usua
dull routine Of trials for drunkenness.
and disturbance Of the peace waE
varied yesterday morning, as the fol
lowing record will show.
Henry VIZ .ins paid IS 45 cash for
q sleepy drunk.
Lawrence Hall, Citizen of Inde-
pendsnce paid twenty cents less for Q
similar ofence x
Fred Gebhert paid So IS for dis
orderly drunk 10 the northern part OF
the city. e
Annie Brawdie and Henry Thomp
son had been to a dance, and quarrel
ling on the way home. were arrested
By 0ficer Wolf on the corner Of First
and Vine for disturbing the peace
They paid s. 80 each
Here the reader should pause and
blush for three young men and one
old man. who with seven women were
arrested in a haunt ofviee and march
ed to the lock up. b & a3 /
Yesterday morning the men were
fined ga 05 each. the women $l4 30,
except the proprietress, Jennie Kink
Ell, who was fined $50. As the names
of the young men are withheld BY the
officers, tits but fair that the names
of the old man and women be with.
held also. with the exception Of the
vile proprietress. aaA
Miller Harris. the negro who at
tempted TO kill his wife last week wa;
arrested but bis wife being unable TO
appear against him. bis case vas con
tinued. nabk 18oA tns & aaet I
The Justisss Offices presented .
perfect blank yesterday. not ueven a
provoke was recorded Heg
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Rem0Eea.

Mrs. Goodman has removed her
Stock of Millinery from Second Street
10 No. 50 Main Street. between First
and Second. at the store formerly 90
cupied by George Miller, the Boot
and Shoe Dealer. where she will be
pleased to see her numerous old GUS
toners and as many new ones.
Remember the place-No. .38
Main Street. Ias7 sep12 Nv
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BEDr. TunneIl, an old resident
and wealthy citizen Of Shawneetown,
vas recently attacked with congestion
of the lungs. with but little hopes Of
recovery. Dr. Z. was regarded as the
best physician 10 Gallatin County.
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After the 1st day of October the
additional penalty of six per cent. will
attach on all delinquent taxes. All
parties interested are requested to call
at the office and settle the same.
F.LUNKENHEIMER II. ". Ct.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co.,
Sept. z. 1870. Gsep9-td
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THE onIy thing that crops oft 10
the way Of base ball just now is )
match for next Saturday. between q
High School nine and a nine ivom
Wells Commercial College. It 10 to
be played at 3, o'clock on the River
side Grounds. aa
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Louisville MaPkef.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. ID.
BAoGIEc- Very fItm and active at 29a
30c.
s,orToN -Firmer; holders reluctant in
selling; mfdilng lSc.
FLoUR-Demand light; extra family at
IS ..
GRAIN-Dull and nominal. and prices
unchanged.
PRLvIsIoSs Firmer and demand fair;
mess pork y27; bacon axe l716glS1zc hams
su2aT-cureu 24124Lc.
LARD-l6Lc.
WHISKY aw steady at 8s@69c.
TOBACCO-Sales OF lO7 hhds at q 5O66 90
for frosted trash and Tugs: IS 7566 20 for
common TO good Tugs: 81 GIG Is for low to
good leaf; narket steady and firm.
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Five cottages for Sale Oheap

/ have four dwellines for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also a one story brick house
on William Street. In the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come aud buy
ASA IGLEHARF,
sep3tf No. ~ Third Street.
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s%The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church will hold Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Oeto-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time. 84
aug18-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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81. tsuis aarket.

eToBACco-Weak and Irregular.
COIToN--Dnitan and unchanged.
HEMP-DutI
BAGGING In good request at 29jz030c.
RoPE-No supply and none making.
FLoUR-Iuacttve aud unchanged super
fine S4ss4 .; Xxx 81 Sol TO; Xxx s. 20 9
%
WHEAT = To better demand :3I5c higher
No. red fall 81 OPAL 05; strictly prime
81 08@I 0Ss No. 1 al lD0l IL
CoRN-QuIet; mixed white and white
67616Sc -pFi ne WhGa at zoe.
OATS Uncha8get; 348S7 for bulk 49g45
for sacked.
Eye aud -Fley---Wsry dali. and I'M /.
changed.
aIGHWINE4-DaIl; sale Of iron sound at
Coca decline which other sellers wOuid not
submit to.
PORK-DuH aud heavy ct Ell for mess.
BACON--SteadY; fair Jobbing and order
trade; shoulders 145z9I41zc; clear RIB 10
TIC; clear sides l6Nc.
LARD - 1iet aud unchanged.
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~ T. @. Bridwell L Co, corner
Of Main ADD ThiTd Streets, have q
iall stock at Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
sut Medicines. American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
grsss and RookbridRe Alan Waters.
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