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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-07

Portable Engines (saa0 mai size), and
Portable Circular Sd10 Mills.
rn,nortaraf Notfee.

Important Notice.
the usual amount Of steam used to do
saving with , By the IL PortI6le Circular saw T
square inch. 1 have reduced this amount
and require only from so TO SO pounds Per
square inch, at which steam is not con-
sidered in the least dangerous, AID Is, 81
the same time, more economical IN the
saving OF fuel, &C. We append the 1oLoW-
ing certificate of the first of my new style
Portsble Mills, for the noting and earefnI
perusal OF saWyers and all those oes1E1nS
to purchase, and solicit q Gall ana o4feLuI
examinations they now being READY on
hand and making, mounted on FOUR sLron8
wooden wheels, with wide tires and ne9Vy
iron axIes. easily drawn from place ana
aISzaSzS ra9sfsv FOR operation in few hours.
Mr. KRATE:-The Portable engine y00
furnished me, consider as saLla1ac1OIy ana
1narfacf in every respect as any m&ch1ne
esvar saw, runs light, uses 10 pounds OF
Steam for running 8 double 90 and 30 inch
n ne An average days work. 5000 to
NJ steam A j. CALDWELL
Lynnv1lle Ind.
MARION, KY. September 5, 1870.
Mr.. @. Kratz, Evansville, Ind:
SIR-We take great pleasure In giving
our testimony to the excellence OF your
Portable
Steam Circular Saw Hill.
The one we purchased Of you on the I'D
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper nanus u
will saw fifteen hundred feet of poplar per
hour on the whole. we snInm xen n nv1
having constructed q most excellent MILL
which will doubtless supeTcede those con.
structed upon other principles. Tne SWISS
Gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom you
sent 10 put the mill up and start 1t for us,
seems to be an excellent mach1nists Our
friends who witnessed MIN Work1ngs say
he is the best sawyer that they have eN or
seen. Yon could not have sent better
machtnist aud sawyer, or one that Wouiu
have given more sat4sfacLions your M1AA
Is lust what you recommend IL to be.
Yours, truly $500.
sep9-3m ELDER bhO0,
other sizes for fRrm and plantation use
and sill other requirements.
nov Ism u RbAXAs
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COTOred Bounty.
Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands.

OFFICE OF Discussing OFFICER,
CovNGToN. KY. Sept. IL, 1870
To the Colored Soldiers in Kentucky and
Indiana:
- HAVE IN NV POSSESSION a
large number of Bouniies due colored
soldiers and their heirs. The whereabouts
of the claimants are unknown to me, be-
cause they have changed their residence
since giving their address TO their claim
agents. have accordingly determined TO
go myself, or send an agent, with ali the
Dounttes entrusted kto me for payment
and remain
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Great Distribution
BY THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPLY.
Cash Gifts TO the amount of $500 900,

rs Elegant Rosewood Melodeons, -,
each 20 W 1J0
$50 Sewing Machines, each........ W 10 Il0
500 Gold Watches 70 10 ouU
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &C, ,oo. 600
valued a6a........... .s..s........' SA{0oVloOS
for25c, Tickets describing Prizes are sealeu
in Envelopes and well mixed. On re-
ceipt OF Csc q Sealed Ticket is drawn WIN
ont choice and sent by mail TO any any, a ~
dress The prize named upon IL Will pc
deliyered to the t1cket-holder on payment
| Of one DOLLAR. Prizes are Immediately
sent to any address by express or return
You will know what your prize is before
| YOU pay for Ii. Any Prize exchanged Ior
| another of same value. No BLANKS. our
| natrons can depend on fair dealing.
| REFERENOES I'VE select the Ioll0WlAB
| from many who have lately drawn Nalua-
/ HE Prizes and kindly permitted US 10
| pubIish them: Andrew j. Burns, chicago,
$4,000: Miss Clara s.. Walker BalLlnoIe'
Plano $500; James NJ. Matthew's, Detrolt,
| nj 0O0. John Il, Andrews, Savannah, So,OUO
Miss Agnes simmons, Charleston, Piano,
$500. W e publish no names without per-
mission. =,
| OPTNIoNs OF THE PREsS.-"The nrm is
| reliable, and deserve their success. =
| Weakly Tribune, Mdg 8. 1--WE know them
| to be q fair dealing hrm."-Netg YORK Her-
ala, Mav rs. "a friend of ours drew q So,VJt
prize, which was promptly received =
Daily Nelos, June 3. :.
| to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed nv
| ery package of Sealed Envelopes CONTAINS
| | ONE CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81 10 10
81: IS for S.; $40 for Sl5. All letters mus
| he addressed to STEWART, MORHA5
CO.. SIS Broadway N I.
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EvANsVILLE, INDIANA.

1 taxa pleasure in recommending DE-
NJ w. clouds INyFGORATING COR
DIAIas a remedy OF superior excellence.
In debilitated conditions of the system, it
has proved. in my hands the best combi-
nation of Tonics and Stimulants that 1
am aware Of.
jyl9 JOHN N4F9'9' M ~
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oyster AGAWsH Nt&A @CA9s
oyster 'ss'''s.i8o
Raw Oysters, standard, per doz......'.s..19e
Raw Oysters, select, per doE...', ..s..sss....d9o
Steved Oysters,
Fried oysters,
Ham and Eggs
Porterhouse Steak ~
Beefstoak and POtRto6s...s.. ...sssas stssssfsf5
Pork and Beans
Mutton, Pork or Veal pB....'.'s...ss'sss. zIe
Two Boiled or Fried
Sauced Pigs Feet or Iripe...-.. '.'.......s!9c
Hollandish Herring s..ss''lDo
Sardines, per box with d&ings,....... ,'s.'...t9c
Swiss CnGEBDss.sss
Hot Coffee or Tea..... ...'.s.'slgo
Pure Homemade ss...,.ss.s..s DO
Best Lager, always 9o
Pure LIQUORS and WinGB...... .........l0 ana l5c
Poultry or game, In season .ss..ss s-ss4aje
@as- Fresh Oysters of the pest quality re-
ceived daily per express aud sold at the
lowest market prices per cQn or case
Bay- Free lunch every morning from
AN. TIL IL noon.
BS- Every Sunday, brilliant t1ote uHotr
lunch. ten CENTS -
se24-Iy J. q. SOH VIEWER y HIN D..
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BOOTS AND SHOES

No. 5 First St., near the Opera House
Has now the largest and most attractive
stock of
Boots and Shoes
or all kinds in the city.
A large part Of my goods are now made
inthe house, including every style or La
dies fine Custom SHOES, and the best
Gents fine French Calf BOOTS In the city
NY goods which are not OF my own
make, are from the best manufacturers 81
Boston and vicinity. Phtiad elphtas Roehs
ester New York, Cincinnati, and Louis
Vile, and am prepared 10 supply the fall
trade with better goods al their real value
than can be found elsewhere.
at1l5 am n. W. TURNER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-07

Puhllfshad in the 'sSTAR IN THE w EST
fTTniversaIist1 and "CHRIsrIAN STAND
AFD' (Christfan), jointly beginning Oct
/, 1870. continuing about SIX MoNrh5, tsar
naoer will be supplied during this most
able and Interesting discussion
(SIX MONTHS) FOR ONE DOLLAR.
49, For s'STAR,5 address WILLIAMSON q
CANTWELI., Cincinnati, o.
m@- For s'STANDARD," address Il. W.
CARROLL & Co., Cinctn natl, o.
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Especial to the World.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Enormous guam
titles of arms are daily sent forward,
and millions of pounds Of powder
have been shipped from English ports
for French ports.
, 1870-10-21

IrsiE1+- lasl'5 aTss 10
daa1 ..........: ..........o o.s. d o>s Q 5'5-s


tla,s Of New York to the effect tina; they viii he
II chicaso au.' play the return game With The
WuHe stcckings on the els, ,nst. one week f:o,n
zct-nlty put forth " the Mutuals. they
wlll hc!d 'h's to he . practice
confidently expected that they VIII, they viii b.
come, by the vesnct OF the pib.lc as well as In
:,r"- the nstt"ral chamrious. AMI the whip ren-
Halt, II retained by The Mu1nal-, after h2stnG lecn
s-s; II. fl H. rcraEc as rag nf no s:2ultl ,ancc
NJ i.uuss,r..t,t: il i. S~T- Toss-and tue whits
Stockings sh.lI have championship slrcamcr II
thty VIII IT, M
allow, q splendid Earuc may Ire lukttt Tor ut
uss'tr ralk leiEecn the White StocAings anil
F."ett crys: o; 1tycxse The handsome record
The Rf6 St0cEtn,s eMh9lAens them ~ hope f1r a
A!r tlar re-ult with the Whites, wfe, on their
rar', VIII do their l"sss to avoid nnother dc
TIE HE'D STOCKINGS
having started OIL Their i.-r:1. tt.r, ttc Ctnc!u-
II t ea a;ff sss wsii,ur @ ~ Rssps s. aos
TNR AuluALeATni.E7tC CANE.
From ~ stm 3iotk Horsd. &ct. -.
Il: pssei,ce ea,ue with ttc Ma,aais at The uniua
grounds. hut hE:h wind prevailed, ''lo~ng .}a.t
IN clouds acsuss he He'll. The PLAYERS were sll
Thoroughly cta l'Hl, anf the sl-p1aJ was not q
crcdItstle ohc 10 either 7 inc. The champions
were Without the services Of WoltrtA. and
Ma.ii1 vas tnt a poor substitute. Htrlng s1c
phtlalelphtans many runs by oyerp!tches anal
l.iayc.i ahirsl i,asc, while Nelson an.i c. Mills
SCENTED cut Of placein the out-:csi. Playing In
3,Aitions quite strange to most Of them, 1t Il
cr, 1nd, le eoktng At tue matter III This Ixnt they
pa haps deserve some credit There were, how
"er. sonlc Mnf!s that we're lnrx:.,sah!e, and
the Athfettca many TINS. The visitors were Rtf-
, 1870-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED. Oct ~
S,mr Mapl.owoc, MannoToe, = oE's nsh' IL "''s
p,on Faserts' e; t. s. Josrra, ~ tu po:atoes, aud
Prop 1s l::sana,!, BuHaio, s,s casks liquors. asd
scsr Geo:rsD. % Rrsse'l Erie: 1,1eo tons nasd coal
i nr Zen F.In:. Msn:stee: s!o e, lnnoer.
,,cr MaTT Helen. vi ite Lake. 1850 ties
Sow .iosn L:t'e, s.ueatues, ss N s'aves' IS cds
Prop M.rshan-, Duna.o, III pkss 1lquo:s, aud
p.rs Tass Essass statc, naz c.ty, 2ss N lumber:
set. Ouetta, Bay ttty, 2ls m lumber
ScfrC:, b. Norris. Bay CHs. als m Lumber.
.t,nr Il. Cs,rrscil. saginaw, Els N lumber.
= hr 4 l. PGtrpr. Milwaukee. SO tens iron o:e.
srhr T. K Turner. Gl:s selaaa, ~ TONS ST: coal
srnr II. Htno1. JacSEoopo:t. 100 rossL
Scrr New Hampshire, r. Shelton, en- tiea-
schr v. H. Hawkins. Gnitn fiez, go m lumber.
| scsr Lille Reils, Mussesoa. 11o N lumber.
Scow c,risste. AusAesun, 10 m luuaer, Is n
s.ou Hercules, Carton, 100 eds Ecod:
9ch7 Ka,e Lvsss, c. and Haver, 100 n la11h:r.
| 5:nr T. X Johnzcp, SsugamcE. l7o II !u1noet.
Srhr pitrce Alfred BuGa:e, Gu, toss raEeoad iron
&c it 4. 1,Gst. Eay city, ~ N Lumber.
scaw Morrt Tsiron. Graa,i 1iavca, IS u lumber
Scar Cru. Sangatuck, s. cds slaos
| a1tr Atharzest, MeE0E1ctee, ~ Il lumbes.
| SER t'ta1!t, sf, NosseEoD. 1fa u MM9er.
seur F. 6. Gray, ;tasScEon. 16a m lumber, 10
scnr G. r. Roberts, Mustegou, 50 m lumber
| s. hf Tor.y, NusEeEon. 1as m fuLber.
Sch1 y. Dill, MaskeGon, 16s u lamoet' ~ III taI''
scsr t;t2sr, Kew auaee, s,ooa rallroad ties, IS Gu
! sea. westrncs.er, Good Masoor, is eds wood,
ri. ihroop. ua2.tsyiI!=. 100 u lumoer+
5thr &. F. Gale, Tawas, la3 q lumber.
, 1870-10-21

Shattered Constitutions
EFSrnWFr by HELNrnf;oN F11H.cr Rrr-.rc.
, 1870-10-21

Gramme, OF which re need sesna:!5 ssy more than
thar near:y eEtrJ numlLt wha given u a nas:e1iJ
rrca1 cyort. tiut the Iruau,aatus aa niso sare:.-
y Rendered, and the chorus rt-ces magnificent as
saye seldom neen t. rircn in tbs c,;T: Lev
we.c well CONDUCTED and well executed.
Just criterion Of the Instrument 1ilch places
ch,c1Eo ln the Fst ran1, In this respect as IN 90
msnJ' 'o.t'esa. VII necessarily be eoaeaed N The
tupcrtauEe. though many excepttanR might b..
taktn IN matters Of tciail.> We have previously
so.sa oi q 81 s,oSs. eonpsins a ss sp pps ia aa n
clud,ug at,ont-- all the varieties Of sound
known inthe mtdern organ. More Of them
naf al ~ sSSe n =. s M sae 1se
1hey are expected to "nn" frum an Matu,le Of
two tso1tes, the Instrument bling p1ae-d ia the
three Of the string st9ps arc Tain ard lar from
perfect, one Or tmo Of the Ieetta uoequa and that
,he msehsnicsl ss;on 4 dssor1 Y Plssss xalle
combination among that la6J g1nfn OF st7ps az
he work II = expected % perform: The Internal
sha, usual 10 2 cur American instruments,
machines met xithin the hoaxJ cathedra,s Of Eu-
s sespns ZIG t. es sessous = u ;m IT,
noble ed!ice in which II Is desned 70 nla5 50 in
por1aLt part. Figures Of Deborah. St Cecilia,
aloyc ,he.1 alI The Inspired Psalm!st xls6 his
harp. and Ahntr with hts swori. decorate the
rrc.'t, tr a!mcst Me-Sz:, and true artistic beauty
~ proportion. ~
/. HsteAEE =. a1s., 80. 1aE II.
lug, arls atlnz " Ills admirable psssoaatloa in
4. liost dale The Mystery Of Edwin urood,'
tilhn,atzcd hy Dc Leon. Is nnhe1iluel for next
week, Sit. Barrett apEeastp9 as Jasttr.
TIE MrsEEN.
Pti1tlrps' sensation. "Land Pats anil Water
flt&, II still on the ho11ls at the MuseuM, .nd
hitruclIpg large nudenctA~
nKAREoRS THEATRE. ...
Jns ntst5 s9 Tnss,Ts y e. 70 evesoe
Of the besl the MlnstEels have yet given us
/ NCs!CAL sOtREE
"A uus1cal aoLsce Will he gwen at Lyan i Uea-
lr'd Music Hail. lso CLARK htrees, this evening, AZ
which the following programme Will lie pel-
Joimed:
l. Duo for two pianos. On themes from
~Cri.5dnn Pear.
Nss-s.: .sa's ard ". IN, A~
-, Esy1n ttn ~ ~ rj.;
: F,n:.,.rEa i,,cia tii Ian.nr,,noo,1 l!.zt
". 4 H. Itrs.<
p..,,..y,.,s x''. S"'t1~'- c1.,,..px
o. saw u. si.LfoH a.f 8i.:fs i<.eei;ss. ="
rAhr II.
Iso-E. mA,er;-... ttaSda
.. ~ =. Tf.1s*. seAFve'=T t9 f'TH~a:
'eee g saese ~ Sh,iIaa'
Y: + d. !.aas;
/. lie .as detp!.A fnM n snde
| r;,.u> 1as T. Fs'se'f%A u..,.
W. ~: oeetuV'tu
4 r-4,-.rrot.tt "T -. th..,n-h ann ~ IL eonenr
| NIGH :. .Cuzrchnsn,
, 1870-10-21
THE LAW COURTS.
How Debts arc Axxumcl--COm-
mcrcln1 1.lkNr.
Verdict for False Imprisonment--The
Schuster Case Decided.

COMMERCIAL cAsE-uow DknT1 ARE AsstNEp.
: J. ". Galley '. John Clark and james Steele
Trial OF m action OF assuups!t involving the
question Of :he assumption, BY Steele, upon be-
coming = mcIubc= Of the urn Of John ClasS &
60. The Court tDodRcst instructed the ,usy. Prior
10 Septcmeeyl 1866, Clark had been The pro1uec
and commission business, in this city. mad had
acted AZ general business aernt, here OF rlaiuti
On The lst VI September, 1ses, the statement Of
hrs account with Car.ey showed d balance due to
Cas!c5 OF $s.is0.ok On the 9Th Of Sentcmber
Clark Iccctytl bis co-deiendant Into na.snershIp.
anil notified the plaintiff Of the change Of the
business, stating In the circular that there wuu,l
r. r" rtaH2e II the business. except Ia the
.l:m name. On the 1st ny Oc,nlbsr stc new nrm
transmitted their account current for the nrc-
ce1IE moth, the first Item VI which was the
1I tct;i: @ 70 earlcy OF the sum ,fue from cl1rk-
AZ. up to lie 1st 0f February, In each month1y
:etur!'. it entered lnt1 the computation, The
.ur To rialnttH, ~ j. tIatE i "a, OF ss.sSa.s3.
sis snn It ls sought IN rtcnIer. The ,leic;aants,
~ tn.af PROPER #srnf. transmitted the serera,
- ca'1'tct ststelntn1s nf his balances. The ,le-
1etre Is HAT iae tAt4act on the l,ooks OF Johu
:'*tk svas his ,n'ttstiu*' tul-btt-iness AMI tha:
il had never heer assumed hy the r1E1u Of
Junn tla!k c.. The Jury, judging !rom the
course OF dealing, are to decide whether
wsris OF promise, eu, The b.faace Is carried over
!nIo The aceDnnts furnished ty the new firtn al an
fem of the arcount. aud the !aRlni tnferrnee
member tnT0 the grrn, the new ilrm assumed the
dt, 'nAkmarh a. tha circular statet! then: w0nll
o. 10 e9e 9 ~ Mn II 'ns 'ss s. ,s.asc s. .'n sr tne
this that rislS fr!.t i,ts.sle that tn. En1e't-
.sln.ss WAS thus as~u,sltd. Thu car.rs1'on,ltnce
waa .sn.,uctci ~ = Mf. s;-i,a. HUI. 1ncr. was al
evidence tcudtsg ~ sle:t:sase the poweF be hati
s,ls sc,s il l.r i,aa the rsat u cartr s., atsauns
GytE lU lac new I'ut. 80, II tfantin VIA .htfhcet
, 1870-10-21

FT9FALo. Oct eb.-Cat,le enat!nue .lutl: sa:cs
ta'!as uEly Go head. At the decline already noted,
1f1e greater part OF The fercirts going Fast In
liz. Ira. <A.so: p Ohio, aseranS ,.5 TO .1t;
~. 81 lets '.S', AMI 81 Oht0s weighing 1888 ns,
t@s.1: ls+ Intifaras, Averaging t,la4 IN l.9Sl rs,
t,rlughr f6t{41Gs.T: III Illinois steers, average
,.ig ,.sss, rs, Arl1 1t 500, and s. head C1a1sas
brought {l.sA2A.A ..
S..eep slow Of sale. and the supply continues
liberal. Canada lambs he cheaper than last
weeks prices, aud El1attA and Western sheep
fully &c lower. Atslut AA] ht3,l ch angel h11As
rc-siay AZ xsctAa&a0 for CRn2a 1asnSa. and Is one
,3s tur Canals sheep. MiealEa na3 Ohio sheep
>cl 4: Ae4l4 IS for former, and s.. " far iat,er
Euss-Maxket unchanged.
, 1870-10-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
TuyRspAy EVENING. Oct.

TITTFE-The supply OF c1lct husses va! N:
qEai III thu. dt ::t7p';. 1 " saT fHta on i.At
ct"L1.t aLt f+'F shl1ueus List, aud huiaers ex{t-
NLtsd 10 t.E;c.asiv n -1tal!2lrF fsDta1at a1t "
tn! r5:ts. OF at e1Is2fc. l. 'w ctl'3e. c;7...nac
iaM a:i arr rsri,ilF arcanan a-!ny. We q1ost:
a:!cs t1slry. g :.'c: fnE tn C7't tub and a:k,c.
:. $50: cttnr,s,n cy:alte+ ~ go
liAGGIAG-Dtatsk 1e}1ft no chsnIe IN the
sa:het !ui Ttotss in this line. b7snrts e3assnass
lack aid slight concessions ate still being 'nsa1e
1t ;fsf, a. foiloxs: S:srk, 4ltc; L.v!-.n1 A. :s
dntas1,- 4ec: Amettta7. s'Te; Cn!ou 4, -;
:u.ni.s, g, eu, SIC: In. sc; brIla2s, bu.
M1I,nI.;G MATERIaLs-Taerc wzs mora do
r.. n tits maskst, set tae :@@tcate dem vi y
-i.S: sad rstes@ are sl:no1 noratna.. Mie.s-
3f ,'ss Z sfs,; Ssn a., st ri, s1ss:A E sA
nit in lax: h,'. sLe': nn": h:i. 80
atais. 5aS = :; 4 As:Ss; b. Ell
-es. /, 1ae. *5Aoe5 esnS: :i;e c!a7, = o.'. .aoo
ais:; r,aste,; III s:sn.ss; ,,o.-,s ,,em,a,
tor ttis conEo :s. a-.1 under large *r9cks psaees
l- It.k it.I. Nr4usse very common 70 esslss
re..E:r gales ct rarsc Of sa3ltS,to per Eoo
~! nil At $50 tic %. as t,1r:ttr.
EFASs-Traa- s imr:ovtss aa.i TaE,ston: =
1-e steady At 81 rs IS rer busncl for G N goa e
.soe~ !N:s. Ss!cs: ~ b,Es old II s..so: hsi
tEE~Wsx-sstes were nsns 4, r.n-c Of .
&C ntr = The oEtEitss are l3;Ee.
| Ef.A<- G3!cS Ef 10 tens Al SI3.0 M &1St.
| SECRIS-Sa1ts Of 20 to7s t1cx a. siso9 OF
| ;y..cE. 80
! CtlEESE-A s:catly, fair ftcnsn1 exists fo
IBIS A:1nle ard the market IA In Co2-i nfalsN.
G. u,Eitit a. Tho M.-4e: Is lee.aity Steckeu "M'
| 1re ctas: Of E.e.1i. acd dealers eTtnce no n.s
| 1asi'cr 10 uTec salts At aug concession !Eoa
[ Ire qu Tex. r1epE- wh:ca arc a. follows: ny
| Tt.k t1-11:y, L::d l6c: 1ltnJts tacterf. l3:1*4
| W,&:era Reserve, l53t&s.
] COAL-T1ade was generally Fc7or:eh 1atf u
r;'y anil fec 70 a5ket Vas sir,rE At TIE ADVANCE.
| pW+e fecentlF established With the exetptlo
! ii f1ie aad Brisr fiil, Of Which the masse
WI iii ttESri::ious. Fr'ec. :asse s. to:lass
.!.kieh, hump, sil.GsSls %: L=aiRa. p.epaot
| 81 u t5 10 .b:- L.cs arsnEa. $50 tthh, Eias'
| fusF. fs-s': Erie nuH Br1af Illlf. - 20: Ns!"t
Hi, $3.50; Huck,ce Sstiey. *'.NV 80: NJ
shiol htEv, xSsN17,o0; Pittsburgh, sS03'.W
! Ii.nGS. Se,ftsia a
CCFfEE-Tle aec7czste Inquiry vas onl5 mo.
e.a'e'y large. and for cnnnon prices We
| u.Atked down 4c. We quote as 3oli3ws: A9cn
a:t1asc; lava s4t12se O. u. 1ars. ss<9sS foas
Ing Rio. l5+eis4c; common Rio, l2Hase: e
4, prime elGal &c: prime TO chotce, stASss
| l,RraJ "a, 2hae.c. .
CANDIES-Ihe demand was hrht q unchAn
cd n1.ces: Saxime- laSc: nll,< tsteaHne]. ~
| S:n,eltet's. 13915c; BAErett3 s.eannef l9a
] light. 1S7lsLc-
COuPERAGE-TraJe continues fa!r, aud quot
| t!one rule dE1p, ~ follows:
Whiskey barrels i.oul-lound. .--...--- =:
Wh!.keJ barrels, Wood-aeuld-.---..-.~l l.30ss
, 1870-10-21

The pzrelltr Pacific !ei: Duluth osr y, a: as .:as
>. n. Met the propeller Eity OF Detruls above
Eagle 1.;ver, .ntl ice propeller Il G. cooarn OF
KeNeenaw po.n: Ne: The pso2s1lers S9tma5 E.1t1: !;
ar,I uyaEe "a At the Portage, trIaEd ur. AtIifsa
al Ma luette Oct Is. at . n.t a1d ley .! ..
m.. The i6,o. TIE to:lowirs vtssel5 vetG ~ port
Iuleria1. Netzopals, Southwest. E IA Gerloeh,
Maiy .C"l::as, Butcher B+,y, Cascade, Morning
L.:t1, S.ctrax, George Nor:bin.tou, W. $.
Lycra. 3:cni,o:. Grace Murray. Aitlaisht, psopel.
lsE Northern uEaL ard ~ steamers a, me e., e.,
the prorele. Ausnss 81 Grand Isis;d; sss =.
the murnius Ct The 17tb. TIE seloone7s lura
anu ,nsee olher*. names Eet ksoEr, :5ete a III
pLIt lcund NJ. Arrived q. tic Sau:t a. 80 J.
m. Left 1t 1u:+o q n Al the canal, bouah up
was tie plole!l.r Iit. OF Aad!snn; End b n;iG
,,uwn In u Ct Tie tug Resl Es!c the scnoonts
Tia, yest Qreer. Below The eaEat met the tus = =
IL rttk with the sctcosc: Ele. WisaaH,s: az:
MT The tuE II. P C1intoa With the sehnn5esi
Sta,li.r1 sHd Dreaiin1ugkt. At R'unn i3:aLe y ~.
pesssti the lug Constitution win the nafk " =
i, sls1s. n aEI the srAnaSe SIT NIT 23s ~. l e
& ri. Left Dettur October l.tn al ?; m n,' a..
DfIrn;f 7rib.tnf October 18th.
, 1870-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
ntF t.ErCASc CONCERT.

THE tEEfSASC EISEEKI.
,r.., ~ ~, Tss....io,,, ,-,,,n ~
ihe S"nt.'e -" =: ~ -
nrI>ts- at the uEesa HOUSE. las' e'cH'He. WIN nus
yeiy largely AMENDED. as Is usually the case in
,s,. ,.,s when something cxcelGat is offered.
The programme 10. lne evening was @s Ao.eo"s'
,,,o isass,.,ES iEasn .hns7' non,,,,,,
S'Ssss' % & ti1s1a 1S.n,aunsp nsa .~-: n,n,,,.,t
= CasaanA- W.. ia E..,sIeTg.
,-c.r,;crr, !" Mel .,,.,,.,,,,....,.,,,. Adam
- $iy.or Ljr.Ae.
l. SOLO for vIelones lla...
G"'Yisss c Cara H<'Hfs. r,-,+
8 Aria l&rcfslso from nsn !';osaa '''''''"'.'A
: ,,.i.. nionrsi. sg iTrs 1roy vcriI
t. "fsea N31A- DSlsen. SllsseY L<rsT.e.
rART strlSn.. ,-,
l. cavati3a tnra N.sbcs Of SeEille "-.-.. Hos'iha
ssa"FT 1,th ns:cdo Tdo,oner11o Ar.
Rosns1;In ;;sni 1T sefsans' VITA .Msr.ti
e''a''""'' W. Ee;ssst!5 a.i H1r Hfrne.
D,r.., Il Nn,ear!s Aue1
d NA' --' = Ss,.,t L:1nsrt.
l. Ia Mt.apchftH-i - frt1. IVY au'.s't ts8s1e4
~, ,r an.:rI ..a.as' elni
T. Gr,ud Trio t.om ,s,lltAa 1t' Rcsstnt
, 1870-10-21

Flm1 barrels, n1' hoops .---.:.'.' - - -
F3tiuv baFYeis, rnsl.r- srA..- ....-. ss'@ "
DRESSED U0t:s-Fhee e Tsa rhe !" ~. III r !.
nrsr OF next HoC;h-
EGt;S-We:,. It ugh. .r,,lr, an'l II Enod n
quest at 7s9slc +, + ,lcZ with tnc "1!K Oh sHes
FKIIIs AND SUTs-rae supply Of apples
continues l3rte, ami although the dcinat!,! y
quite active, pt!ces are weak and irregular. AH:s
Of rhe tf1nsartiens arc at f2@a2s9 per e!l.
thorgh IN q small! way our outside qu1<]too,
actiyc and nosairaL In cried trurs. trals =
pIctirE M ituc. snd = rather nEn'eT feeling
We quote:
ritnc5, ssessi1oS seepsn is,;cns. Tsissao. sseos
o.0l
DRIED FRr1rsLTnrkey prunes. 1fatsc: Turkey
pFunef. new, isslsc; f;s. drum, la316c ~,
York and Michigan. s:x@skc: apples. Ohio. .asc:
peschea, hslves. nupeeied staios: hlackS-rrie-. ;
h, 1eta!sc: rsspherrtes. = =, 3Sa4sc: cherries,
imported, unr,std. lac ~: cherries. piltesi, ae3
lee. SOB inats. sa3NasSa.
Sr7s-Allronde. shnts~shel!e.i. $3.50: A.
Enonds. paper-shelled. Princess, ssa.tuuts,c: pea
i,ss IT, sss a. ss !soa asna.l aai 's'
GREEN FRI1TS-sa'es Of IS Iris roor ap-
p.es Ut tlo: 50 hrls at si:ai..a: 30 hriS fair At
ssUJ: Is Iris and rars choice wiater at s. Is: IS
brls and cars 10 At s. 70: 1,E0 rs Ca1awba
rrares At &c: go rs DO a ltc: ~ ns common
10 haskets ctot-e d. ti.sa; bsis wild rgnnhes1!es
at $50: 20 hr1s cultivated at fl9n: Il bEls do q.
s1s-s: 100 br!s Sacket1's Bill at Sls M.
I1SU-Inc general features Ct the market were
unctsngt1t 4 steady, lft1lc'ate trade Is being
ennyesl, and the annexed 1untatin's are well sns-
tat,"-l. Sns'kt-a hslttct I. avatn In the nark.f.
, 1870-10-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

IoSroS, oc1- su-11:Is a. m.-Cousofs, ssh.
Ertes, lsA: Illinois Central. ~: 5e's. a. s'A
59as. q. ~; a-s.'s- q: Mt; lo-f2s, 81, oar,
Ronus quiet and steady: s-srs. ~. so.s. asos, 6e
ssk: 1-1., e.. svA 1o-sas. 81,
stocks c.mer: Erle, lsa lltnols eea''a'' i's'
AEhnte Great Western, 81. a.,
lITEarc0i, Oct aO-1l is a. m -Flous, eas g.
Winter waear, 1os;a1nz sA Red wheat, S. Ill.,
wh,te whea1. los -. Corn, 2ss 3D.
IiyIEp0l, Oct. sa--CctToa 11lIt AMI uu-
ct nossh: esles 1900 bales.
Csit:oTria whlse w.eat. +t* 9d: red Nestcf1-
s. 1!a: wiItcr. 1.s,7lcs Cd. E1c1-, e37 el Conn.,
sSs ~. K-tt unchanged. - -
It::p =, OCT. es-!insccA oil nrE1er. susa1
, 1870-10-21

G0SpRICM's PAsszNGKK STE.AHKS
FIR Nffxx1eer. ShehaykAn, e. "lafy, at-.-. T. ~
For milwaukee, evesy SATURDAY. at.....:.:.. p u
For Gs.nd Haven AID HnskeEsr- eves1 Tues
iae IbUsY3Af and Saturday. 1t..--.-,--.-.+ p u
Fer :Jontb, Tusdsy, IhuFsdsy asd Sst1e- =.
* s:i FIiI1i. 4 II
&.14aT 93pensd