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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15
Statistics at Friends-Y. NJ. Here.

At the late Yearly Meeting of
Friends the active members be
longing to Indiana Yearly Meet |
ing were reported at 16, 500 No
received last year by their own
request, III; by request Of par
ents, 40l, by certificate, $50. Num-
Der disowned during the year, 80,
resigned, IL. removed by certi6-
cate, $50, removed by death, 232
Average age at death, was Is 7 II
years Number of established
meetings, 123, of recorded minis
tiers, IA, Of meetings without min
listers, 46. The Shawnee Mission,
which has been for 40 years under
the control of Friends, was discon
tinued, because of changes TO be
made under the recent law reguia
ting the Indians.
The summary of the reports
from al the Quarterly Meetings is
that their meetings are well atten
ded; unbecoming behavior nearly
altogether avoided; good degree
of Christian love exists among the
members; plainness of apparel and
speech and the discountenancing
of pernicious reading, encouraged;
the poor assisted; living within the
bounds of their means; complying
with engagements; maintaining
testimony against priests, &c
They report themselves entire
ly clear of any sale or improper
use of intoxicating drinks, except
in 80 cases Of unnecessary use and
one case of vending, to which case
care had been extended.
Mr.. James p. Coulter, of Bloom
ington, Illinois, has invented a
railroad signal, which has been in
use On the Chicago and a lton rail-
road for he last eight months, and
it may be inferred that it gives
good salts faction from the fact
that Mr.. McMullin, the General
Superintendent, has ordered the
entire line equipped with them. 1t
consists of a box less than three
feet high, and about six inches
square, with a lid covering on e
side and hinged at the top. which
carries a flag-roller, which rolls
and unrolls by the simple lifting
up Of the box-lid. A cord passes
from the office Of the Waterman or
operator to the lid of the box
When the lid is drawn up the flag
is unrolled, and the signal flag ap
pears. When not wanted longer
the lid is allowed to drop, which
it does by its own weight, and the
flag rolls up automatically, the box
is closed and the signal is with
drawn. At night a lantern takes
the place of the signal flag, and is
placed in a small receptacle in the
lower compartment of the box, lin
ed with some metallic substance
for greater security. Upon the
top of this compartment is tooth
ed wheel in small space by itself,
with Tugs which are fastened with
in the box. There is also a roller
and pinion which turns the casing
When the signal is to be given, a
cord is pulled at the office, the case
within turns its openings to the
red or white light, as the case may
demand, and the signal IS given.
The signal is withdrawn or chang
ed by an equally safe and certain
and easy process. These signals
can be set and operated upon the
front of the depot, Or on curve,
or on a bridge, or at draw, and
can be operated with perfect GER
tainty at almost any distance from
the signal A red and white flag.
or red and white light, can each
be displayed from the same box
--
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EnnenagOgue.

Warmers Emmenagogue is the only
article known to cure the Whites, { il will
cure in every case.) Where is the family in
which this important medicine is not wanted?
Mothers, this is the greatest blessing ever Of
fered you, and you should Immediately pro-
cure it. 1t is also sure cure for Female lr-
regularities and may be depended upon in
every case where the monthly few has been
obstructed through cold or disease. Sold by
druggists. Price One Dollar. Or sent by
mail on receipt of One Dollar and Quarter.
Address 619. State St, Chicago. III.
For sale by all druggists. and BY N. n.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Oct. I4.-FIour steady and fair demand; sales
of family at $5.50a5.65 Wheat 81 Hal. Is for
red and ,25a' .3s for viii e. Corn doll, with
sales at 60a65c. Oats, 44a45c. Rye Soa82c.
Barley, ,z0al 20.
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DR.. Hoofand's Greek Oil,
Lightning Cure for all kinds of Pain
and Aches.

kinds of Pans and Aches, such as Rheuma.
tism. Neuralgia, Footha che, Chilblains, Frost
Bites, Sprains. Bruises. Headaches, Pans in
the Back and Loins. Pains in the Back and
Loins, Pains in the Joints or Limbs, Stings
of Insects. Ringworms, etc.
TAKEN fNTERNALLY.-It will cure kidney
Complaints, B.ckaches, Sick Headache, Collie,
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Infantum.
Cholera Morbus, Cramds and Pains in tho
Stomach, Fever and Ague, Coughs, Colds
Asthma, etc.
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Read the following svmntoms

Read the following symptoms:
Constipation, Flatulence Inward Piles
Fuliness OF Blood to the Head, acdity OF the
Stomach, Nausea, heartburn, disgust for
Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach,
Soar Eructat:ons, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing. Flutter-
ing at .he Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sem
salons when in a Lying Posture Guinness Of
vi ion, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull
Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Precipitation,
Yelowness of the Skin and Eyes, PAIN in
the Side, Back, Chest, Loins, &C., Sudden
Flushes OF Heat, Burning in the Flesh. Con-
slant lima gnings of Evil, and Great Depres-
sion of Spirits. All these indicate Disease of
the Liver, or Digestive Organs combined with
impure blood.
The use of the Bitters or Tonic will soon
cause the above symptoms to disappea. 81
the patient will become well and healthy.
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CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
FORMERLY C M.JACKSON L CO.

These Remedies for Sale by Druggi.k
S,orekeepcrs. aud Mehc,ne Dealers. euery,chey
throughout ,he United .States, .Canadas, .SoutA
America, AVID the West IsIis..
n14ly
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DEATH OF GEN.Y.EE.

RICHMOND, October 13.-Rich
mond presents scene Of mourn
ing hardly Witnessed in this centu-
ry. Stores and public buildings
are all closed. Bells in all parts
of the city are tolling. On many
of the doors are pictures and pho
tographs of Gen. Lee draped in
Grape and evergrcens. Tue citi
zcns are standing in groups on
the public thoroughfares talking in
subdued tones of the sad event.
The feeling that he ought to be
buried here is universal, and the
Legislature in making this request
of his family reiterated the pub
lie opinion.
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WHERE ARE THE BoNAPARTEs p
There are nine princes of the honse
OF Bonaparte but not one of them
is with the French army. or taking
any part with the French Republic.
Young Bonaparte Patterson is
with his regiment, and is the only
one member ct the family who
seems willing to take any personal
risk to defend the honor of his
house and race. The Bonapartes
seem to have become enervated,
luxurious and weak Their pres
ent position will briog upon them
the j st contempt of those on
whose treasures they have lived,
and 10 whose generosity they are
indebted Tor every honor and dis
tinction.
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SIS GOOD So
WATCHES
AT OLD PRICES.

As the sole Agents in the United States for
the Liverpool W atch Co. we are authorized by
them TO close out a large line OF European
Watches, Chains, &c in stock for Cash.
at prices never before known. All beautiful
in finish, artistic in design reliable for accu-
rate time durs BILE, and OF the latest styiss.
Every watch will be retailed at less than cost
of importation, and forwarded securely pack
ed, pre- paid. to any part of the country on
receipt of price. Money can be sent TO US by
express, with orders for Express Co. T. re-
turn Goods or Cash, which will secure
promptness and safety t" purchaser. Among
our list will be found
A Beaut full English Silver, Solid Double
Case Watch, genuine English full plate Jew
eed movements, adjusted regulator, steel cut
hunds, engine turned nerl, correct and servi
ceable article, large or small size, 10 complete
running order, with elegant Gents Vest
Chain. Locket and Key, all complete, mailed
Tree '
Very Handsome Watch in fine 1S carat
Gold plated Double Case imitation 500
| Gold Watch-cngrav-d o. plain. genuine En-
lish full plate jeweled movements, adjusted
regulator. correct, AMI in complete running
order with elegant Cents Vest CHAIN, with
Locket aud Key, mailed pre- paid for ouly IS
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For sale by all druggists, and by NJ. NJ.
1uison 24S Main-st., Richmond, Ind.
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DR.. Hollands Podophyllin,
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.

The most po,oer7ul, yet innocent, Vegetable Ca
thar:ic kno,un.
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R9~ Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at 10 cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je7l SCHAPKER. BUssING & Co.
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HeW York Harket.


BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July ?.
CoTToE-Opened steady and closed dull
lands. -
FL UR-Receipts 9.7s3 bbls: dun for shin.
ping; state steady; othel Kinds 54Ine
lower: sales of 300 bbts st 81 75u5 10 for
snpes fine western: IS 20a5 50 Tor extra !.
% SCAT 10 for good tn choice do: IS 60a8 10
Tor white wheat extra: IS 50a5 20 Tor extra
Oht7; s. 75@9 90 for extra Il. Louis
rye FL9UR-FIrm; sales of 80 bbls at
CoRN MEAL-Quiet.
Whitley Dnll; sales Of $50 bbIs at 99caI,
HEAr-Recs1pts 5000 bushels: srrfug
steady, but l02e lower; sales OF 1877 600
q 6us Sd els ~ SCI q, o6 for No pring: 81 O9
amber State: 81 40@l IS for winter red
Mesterh 81 tOGl 20 FOR small lots ofwhite
RYE-Quiet.
oz4 Fl6As-emall lots OF Canada Ia bond at
Cons Receipts 90 400 bushels. marie at a
IN ade drmer. with fair demand: sales Of
49VU5 oushels al 95cuSl o. for new x1nsferY1
1aI % o. OosI 10 for western yellow; 81 10
9 o Is-Receipts 4 600 bushels; shade
IT rn l eF safes Of 1000 bushels al 63l%Gf4E
Hops se F iii 'gn1s for Ohio and State.
CoFFEE-Q aiet and steadv
z~UGAR-L- IS active and firm saTas oe
500 hogsheads az 9a95S for V1ba i. 9i3Ss1J ~
lot - porto Rico; safes or 200 boxes Hayana
at 91SGl0z '"1tes
MoLAssEs-Du!I.
RIcE-Fairiy actt 9 and steady.
PETROL EUM-Crude dali at I41<. refined
quiet at 2802SL. -
PoRK-Quiet ard q shade drrner: sales of
800 ob at S29 10 for mess S28 for CITY mess.
also oOO bnls mess seller August at S29 so
BEEF Quiet and unchanged: sales Of I00
90 az silGGl5 for plain mess; sI8aIs for ex-
LIa mess; beef hams quiet and steady al
% g ~: Ilerce beef dull at sea for prime
M ess; S30G3I for India mess: niddles oniat
ami siea Y. "A0e
LARo-Qniet and unchanged: sa' es of 700
ii rces ~ is t15& for G. v; 15aigL fnr vest ri.
err sc m: 1876 1874 for RettIe
western. Ss-04 ~
CHEEsE-Flrun at 1919
TURPENTIEE- O ute5 at 37JZ
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RI ER NE w q .
20 other Riuer Ite,ns 81 80 Paae.

The only additional arrival, not
previously reported up to midnight,
was the Falls City, Louisville to
Bowling Green. The Quickstep, for
Cairo: Pine Bluff, for Grandview;
lobe Hurt and j. Baker, for Nash
vile, and Tarascon. for Louisville,
departed.
The QuickStep had a very good
trip out........The Tarascon had
splendid passenger trip. Her excur
sion was a perfect success. and all
who participated were highly pleased,
and are loud in praise of the
courtesies and assiduous attentions of
Capt. Mather and Miles D. Warren.
The Falls City was late getting down
last night, having been troubled in
getting over Portland bar She had
a good trip of both freight aud PEG.
pie. We are glad to see Captain
Robinson almost entirely recovered
from his severe accident........Tho
negotiations for the charter Of the
Clara Scott have not been concluded.
It is more than probable, however,
that she will leave for Cincinnati on
Saturday......Jim. Hendricks, of
Paducah, a we'll known steamboat
agent is in the city, seeing the sights
.........By a dispatch from Captain
w. r. Gracey to Captain Rudd, we
arc advised that the Alpha will be
here this morning, and will leave this
evening, positively for Nashville and
all way ports......The Tarascon took
large quantity Of tobacco last night
.........rhe Kate Robinson will be
here next Sunday.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For NAsHvILLE.-The gJod steam
er Alpha will leave positively for
Nashville and all way landings at 4
PM. to day. in charge of these popu-
lar and attentive gentlemen, Captain
I. G. Ryman and Wll R. .Gracey.
She has pleasant passenger accommo.
dations.
5zaEEfesss.
Manifest OF the steam err Quickst=p from
Cairo to Evansville, July T.
A l. Shrader 81 hhds tobacco; " eIoon
Bros & Co z hhds tobacco; Martin, Gardner
q Co Is hhds tobacco; VIM q Brown 90
"a bids tobacco; Hudspeth g 20 nnos
tobacco: W $ Ford hhds tobacco; MaeSey
Risbet Co bags wool, box mdss; Ia
gon Dickey & Carson l dry Elde; m1llef'
onip, Dixon & co l box boo 5;
I'm Ivinson piece pipe: N HeiIman
bundle W cells; Reitz & Haney bundie
irnn; A Gnmberts 8 barrels iron, " dry
bides: Jas Nichtern l soda fountain; Phil
10 PTetories nbIs iron ClouI Akin Il 20
Fl empty cordial boxes.
RESHIPPING.
Mock port-One lot household 9ods
LOuisville-4I hhds tobacco, half mas
do, pRgs hou eho d goods.
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OINcINNATI. July 7.-The river n
rising slightly, with 9 feet 2 inches in
the channel. Arrived--Ironsides,
from St. Louis; Argosy, Wheeling
packet arrived and departed al
usual. There was a good rain this
morning, and it is cool and pleasant
tonight.
LOUISVILLE, July 7.-Arrived-
Ozark. from Memphis; Alaska. from
New Orleans; Bermuda, from Egans-
vile; Altoona. from st. Louis. De-
parted-Ozark, Alaska and Altoona.
to Cincinnati. River stationary with
4 feet z inches in the canal and 2 feet
Z inches In the chute. Weather
pleasant with q cool breeze all day.
Thermometer $50.
Cairo. July Port List-R. Il.
Lee. st. Louis to Mound City. s Pm
Anna. Cincinnati TO St. Louis. IL; St.
Joe. Memphis TO St. Louis. A NJ
Louisville, New Orleans to Cairo. z:
Robert Burns, Cincinnati TO Memphis,
s; Falls Pilot, Louisville to return. g.;
w. Il Brown, Cairo to St. Louis, II;
I3lewild. Evansville packet 4 PM
David Watts, St Louis to Tennessee
River. 4 Grand Tower S.. Louis TO
Memphis, s; Natchez, st LOUIS TO
New Orleans. 6; Mary Houston, New
Orleans to Louisville. 8; Champion,
St. Louis to Cincinnati, 9; Shark,
Cairo TO New Orleans. 9. River fell
3 inches. Mercury 78'.
ST. Louis. July 7-Arrived-Rob
Roy Keokuk; Kate Kinney, Omaha:
Fl. NJ. Shreve, shreveport; Columb ia,
Peoria. Departed ohuson, Keo,
kuk; City of Alton. Yicksburg; T. L.
McGill. Omaha; Bismarck, New Or
leans; Sheridan, St Paul; Hawkeye.
No. 2 Pittsburg. River 9alliDg slowly,
with 8 feet to Cairo. Weather cool.
NASHVILLE. July 7.-River falling,
with 81 feet on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather is cooler. The Emma Floyd
departed for G ncinnati.
MEMPHIS, July 7.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River declining. Up
Belle St. Louis.
VICKsBURa, July 7-Down-Olive
Branch, II Up-Edinburg, 12;
Pauline Carroll, P. NJ. River fall
ing. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, July 7-Departed
Atlantic and barges, to St. Louis.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Justice
McTernan sent Ben. Sawyer to Jail
last evening. after tea He had beat
en- colored woman, and could not
raise the money to pay for the luxury.
Ben. is the same fellow who occasion
ally stirs up the animals in the cage
next to the JOURNAL Office. About
two months ago he cut an old negro
on the head, ard put out for New
Orleans. As a rough, be is a top
SAWYER,
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Cincinnati Market
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph CIscTNNATr. Jnlv7
FLoUR-In better demand and the mar
y ke 4 hrmeri family IS 5095 rs, aud extra
WHEAT-scarre and held at 81 30 for No.
RED sizes at Fl 20, but very little Offering :
sales rev Kentucky wGfte at 81 so.
aa SStN-1s In light supply and firm, at
j. o AT at 55g6Oc, tho latter rate for
RYE-Dull at Csc.
CoTToN-Duil, nothing doing and prices
T. B .cco-Firmer and in good demand !:
receipts quite light; sales of 1873 hhds al
20 toe1z5 o. Tor IT. zen trash TO good leaf and
"a noXes OHIO re I'd leaf al IS As to SIS So
WHIsKY-Very dull, with hardly any de.
mana, though 10 is offered at 96ag7e the
Litter In ron bound coopei age
MISS P0RK-DuIl and nominal at $40
oLARD-1s neglected; 1t is still held ae
BULK MEATs-In Good demand: sales OF
559, UOO pounds at l2c for shoulders loose
ANA ia packed; 14I for sides loose. and
I9c packed: l3H for Gear rib, and I6c for
GEAR; sugaF-cUred hams 2I1a022o: 100 900
pounds clear rib sides sold at I5s. packed
ara delivered at Indianapolis.
BUTTER-Unchanged
EGGS-Adyanced TO l5c.
OILS-Dull aud unchanged: Ldpseed 930
81 %; Lard Is very dull, with hardly any
demand. -'
GoLD-lIZ buying.
EXCHANGE Lower and dull at I-I0 dis
count buying and par selling.
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TIE Armstrong RIOTERS. The
names Of the twenty eight persons
against whom indictments have been
found, are as follows: VIM. c. Smith,
Berry Smith, Silas Smith, John Smith,
George Smith, Zacheus Smith, James
P. Williams, Joseph Neabitt. Philip
Stevens, Wm. Stevens. Thomas Mar
tin, Ellison Martin. Henry Martin,
VIM. NJ. Rodgers. VIM. T. Whiting,
Winfield Scott Whiting. Charles Fl
Whiting, George Cess. VIM. Carter,
Thomas Mcdonald, VIM. Hindman,
James w. Smiley, Jesse Cleveland,
Spencer Gully, Philip Stevens. Daniel
Stevens, GreenbUry Williams and
Romelia Williams.
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REcoRnFR's CoURT.

RECoRDEB's COURT. - Thomas
kiag was before the Court for being
disorderly, aud secured a continu-
ance until the 8th.
John Burgess paid a 60 for being
djsorderly with King.
Andrew Gill paid S. % for disoT-
erlg drunk, and two merchants paid
"a so each for obstrrc.ing streets al
lays and sidewalks.
Ia the afternoon George Robinson,
. ooiored Individual, was fined IS so
for striking little boy with brick
bat. Some disorderly boys had pelted
GEORGE With apples, when he returned
fire with q brick bat, striking the
wrong boy.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-As will be seen
By the advertisement in to days
JoURNAL, the firm of Ragon, Dickey
& Carson has been changed to Ragon,
Dickey & RagoD, By the Withdrawal
of Captain It. p. Carson. who has
been bought out by Mr.. Il. @. Ragon,
an old merchant and reliable bust
ness mau, from Cadiz. KY, where he
has resided for many years, and earned
a highly creditable reputation. While
the presence of Captain Carson will
be missed from the house, the new
partner is one. whose presence there,
viii compeps tie for it.
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PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
TWO Ladies' Badly TFJGY1d By ReCk.
less HrlVer.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Sutton,
wife of Mr.. George Sutton. with
Mark. Warren & Co, and Mrs Ira A.
Fairchild. of Stringtown, were driv-
ing into the city, having two children
in the buggy with them.
While descending the hill toward
Pigeon Greek bridge. near the resi-
denee of Richard Raleigh, Esq their
buggy was run Into by teamster. who.
evidently intoxicated, was driving at
q furious rate.
The buggy was broken, the horse
becoming frightened ran away, and
the ladies aud children we're thrown
out. Mrs. Sutton sustained fracture
of the collar bone, AMI Mrs. Fair
ohild's skull was broken and the
scalp torn off from the upper part of
the forehead, half way across the top
of the head.
The brutal driver. who caused the
damage, never stopped to ascertain
what damage he had done. but whip
ping up his horses. drove away as fast
as possible.
Word was brought TO the city, and
one of Mr.. Boards sewing machine
wagons was procured. and brought
Mrs. Sutton home, and DR.. Thompson
called to attend her. Her injuries,
although severe, are not dangerous,
but grave fears are expressed in Mrs
Fairchild's case, her recovery being
deemed hardly probable.
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TRINITY LUTHERAN CnUROH

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH =
This church Is now ready for the roof,
and so far as it is done it promises to
be a very neat little edifce. On the
building are two marble tablets with
the name Of the church and the date
Of its erection, together with the date
Of the organization of the Society.
The masons are now engaged on the
tower and IN a couple of weeks it will
De all enclosed ready for the fnishers
Il is TO be completedin October.
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CoNTRAor LET.-The contract for
grayeling the cemetery roads, was let
yesterday. by the joint action of the
City Council and County Commission
ers, to Jacob Lowry, Esq Of Cincin-
natl, at 81 so per lineal foot. the grav-
cling to be fifteen inches wide and
one foot thick; eight inches to be
Green River gravel, and four inches
eonglomerate.
The contract Is payable in ten year
nine per cent bonds.
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b. FAaEEsfooK,s soy 3 %.

Mary Northan vs.. John 3. Snyder. Sally
snyder, Thomas a. Maddox, and John
NJ. Maddox. In the Co1rt of Comm On
Pleas, OF Vance1burgh County, Septem-
Der Term, 1870.
vt APPEA RING By EFFEDky E'E
= on file in the office OF the Clerk of said
Court that Thomas A. Maddox. one Of the
defendants in the above named cause, IA q
nonresident OF the State of Indiana No
tice is hereby given TO Thomas 4. Maddox
of the tendency of this acton. and that
The same will stand for trial at the next
term OF said Court of Common PIeas, 90 be
begun ard held at the Court House, IN the
City of Evansville. County al Vaader
bnTgh, State of Indiana, on tho first Mon
day IN SeDtem Der. 1870.
Witness. loren SOTenson. CLERK of said
Court, at Evansville, this 18th day of June
1870 =. SORENSON, Clerk
WARREN q MATTIsoS, Att'ys for PHI.
is23- W3w
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Sc. Louis Market.

Sc. Louis Market.
By telegraph ST.. LOUIS, July Z.
ToBACCo-Active and uuchar ged
COTToN-Nominal at lgc
IL EMP-DulI at SI406lI75 for uuCresFed
FL 5uR-Slow; unchanged: fall superb ne
so ,o. a aG ~ % ezra III 50a4 co. Xxx "a 500
WIFE .T-Steady; No. 2 old fail 81 O5; do
new 81 l0Gl l216; No / new 81 I7oai %;
cho CO to fancy do 81 23lsI IS
CokS -lg3c better; mixed S2aS5 We low
85a69; white 9599l; small lots OF fancy at
sI05
OATS-102c better at IS a5Sc
RYE Firm at 81 or prime.
MHIsKY-Unch anged.
SuG AR Dull a I015Q1I2c
CoFF EE-Dull ct I9Ln2iXc
MOLAS5Es $50 CSC
PORK Firm at $50 bacon active: higher
shou ders l48; GEAR rib I71zc; clear I8c.
H AMS-24c for sugar cured canvassed aud
packed.
LARD--9mall sales OF 15ISdlGc