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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-13
sew Eerk COLD and STOCK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
Wall Street is slightly disturbed by a
piece of gossip which, II true, must exer-
else some influence OF vaiue. 1he story
runs that prominent Broad Street bear
on stocks aud a 1erman banking nrm are
to make an Important demonstration In
the Gold Room, In the shape OF lookup
OF each gold. 1t is stated The Broad Street
bear was short Of six million dollars gold,
which he borrowed on time TO make de-
ItVeries. but that he has bought BACK three
million dollars OF his short gOldp which he
Is lending from day TO day. The German
gold. The OBJECT OF .he Broad Street bear
supposed To be TO get up the price Tor
the purpose of selling more, as well as to
adversely effect bull speculation on the
stock Exchange Dy increased activity Ia
money. the OBJECT of the German hrm Is
to unload their long gold. -.
IL Is now sta ed that the Canada Danks
which hold the great bulk Of floating golai
have refused to enter into the scnenie, 0 S
they will probably accept higher IhteS S ~
the use OF the gold IN the dOSa" VOTE CIV
banks, Is 8l2,597,64L against sIlsoloso1o t .l
year. These ngures show nov easy the
so ueezs in cash gold could Dc nauo Dy a
f-,U 1ndtvtouals The money market Is
more active, and the demand s4SSnusu 70
later than usual rates on call 70 among
1oent bonees had money left with them at
& his evening. Over I'VE million dollars
Uere borrowed for to morrow, chiefly on
gold. The Treasury SOLD one million OF
The steamer Java took out sl5l 900 In
specie. ru,u<
GLD-Actlve and excited; opened at
ll3l<. Toucned III, and closed at 1917. Boz
rowing rates, 3-64 to fiat. Ciearances, so4,-
GOvEREMEATs-Firm.
Coupons @!iab
10 z.''.'.s'..' {e,iiIs<
Do. le54 gins
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River RfsnasrEics

PIITsBURG, October r. Weather ciear
and cool. MOnongabela two feet one inch
and falling. NO arrivals or departures.
CIEcINNATI, October l2.-River eight feet
eight inches and falling.
CAIRO, October 12.-Fanny Brandeis. Ev-
ansv1lle and return. IL An; Belle Men,
phIs. Memphis TO st. Couts, II; CITY OF
Alton, -. Louis to Vicksburg, N
Mary Miller, Evansville to Memphis, 8.
River fell Inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 620. Frost this morning.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. I2.-Arrived Dubuoue
st. Paul; Mohawk and baFGeR, New Or
leans; CITY of Cairo, Vicksburg; Departt d
3Jonnson, Keokuk; Lake Superior, 81.
Paul; Grand Tower, Memphis; Church
and Commonwealth, New Orleans; Ar
gonaut. Tennessee River; BaRsier, Red
River; Dance, Kansas City. River falling
slowly. Weather pleasant.
NASHVILLE. October l2.-River falling,
With two feet scant on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and cool.
MEMPHIS October II. Weather clear.
Mercury So. River Rising. Arkansas
River fallen four feet at Little Rock. De-
parted-BeIIe Lee, New Orleans. Arrived
-Cleburne, Arkansas River.
MEMPHIS, October l2.-Weathsr turning
cold Tonight, with prospects OF frost.
NEW ORLEANS, October l2.-Departed-
Olive Branch, for St. Louis; Magenta, Tor
81. Louis.
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rlnelnnrtl nrllt-

BY Telearaph.l CEacrElgATl, oct. e
CoTToN - Dull, but unchanged; mice
ding l5e.
FIoUR-Qaiet and unchanged at o5 al%
@5 75
:, wHEAT-QuIet and unchanged rcd 60
81 l40i 10.
.CoEE-Dul and prices declining; new
abc: old Csc.
RYE-QUiet snd unchanged.
OATS-Q Quiet and unchanged.
- bAHLEY Is dull but unchanged
GROCERIES Unchanged.
LINsEED OTL-Demand light but hOiC
firm, at 9000to.
LARD OIL Demand fair and prices aE-
Vanced &c 81 l7@t %
EGGS-Scarce and firm at 30.
Butt ER-tCa and firm at 200e5C.
SIIEL-sE-D ennano good al fuil prices;
70 828
LARD-Demand air ana prices advanced
BAooE-Demand fair and prices al.
vanced to l4al7s<GI0c.
BEEF CATTLE-Dem good at ui
prices at 3G65zc.
HoGs-Demapd fair and market firm &c
7%aSc.
ToBAe O-Q1let and unchanged
WHiSKX-bnil and unchanged Rt 500 $50
80M85c.
GOLD-li8%.
EPCHAEGE-Par.
MOEEY-Market clc<2.
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A Chance for Bargains.

We wish to make known to all who
are in want of fine carriage, buggy,
or pony phaton. to call at cur reposi-
tory, No. 81 Third Street, between
Main and Locust. We are determined
to close out our present stock in the
next ten days, and will sell from ten
to fifteen per cent. lower than the
same article can be bought at our
factory.
SHAW, LIPPINcoTr. & Co., Proprie-
tors of the Indianapolis Coach Works.
Z. q. READIEG,
Superintendent Sales Room. Evans
Vile, oct125k
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LOCAL NOTICES.
WOman's WGFk-Its Bearing on Mar
Rage and Morals.

This Lecture of Mrs. Robert Dale
Owen, to be delivered at Masonic
Hall en- Friday evening, the 18th
inst, should bring out full house.
Womsn's rights is being canvassed
throughout the length and breadth of
our land, and all thinking men and
women should obtain ell the light on
the subject possible. We shall have
the thoughts of woman who has
had much experience, and is fully
able to discuss the subject. We
would advise all to go and hear the
lecture. Tickets % cents. For sale at
John SCOTS, Fish & Barter's, Healey,
Isaacs & Co. 3. and at the door.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The docket
was a pretty full one yesterday.
John Waldron arrested with Jason
Boyce on the 9Th, for fighting, was
dismissed, and Royce was fined 81.
James Ryan. for fighting with
James Hughes on the 10th, was
fined 81, and the case against Hughes
continued.
The following cases were continued :
Henry Snyder and Albert Cloud,
charged with being disorderly. Geo.
Lewis and Orleans Slader, charged
with illegal voting. Anthony Kelley,
charged with resisting an officer.
A young man who knocked another
down. as it is said. deservedly, was
fined s. %.
Doc" Franklin and Robert Moody
who were arrested BY officer Jackson
for fighting. on Vine Street, were
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For Osser Rtvsr Items See THIRD Page.

The weather last night was beautifully
clear and pleasantly cool. The river was
rising steadily.
The additional arrivals and departures
mp to An. were the importer and Minnie,
from New Orleans; r. @. Gray, Louisville
70 Arkansas River; Rose Hite, Louisville
and return; Glasgow. to New Orleans;
Mallie Ragon, TO Cairo; Florence Lee,
from the dry dock.
The Hartford took out a stupepdous trip
.........The West Wind and Pine Bluff took
out good trips-..............The Rose Hite had
a barge, and brought a large amount OF
pipe for the Water Works. Hsshe left aboat
midnight. Captain Mather. her distin-
RuIshed commander, Ia In excellent health.
Ii, ID. Warren, her Nlustrious clerk, stop
ped at greensboro to attend the Fair, AID
Captain Frank o. Smith was hlIing his
place, ard no gentleman In commission
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fined SIS and 81 respectively, and
committed 70 jail. franklin claims
that Moody SWITCHED a IS bill from
Elm, and in revenge he cut Moody
with a razor, without inhicting a &C.
rious wound.
Before Justice Nc Ternan.-Alfred
Cloud and Flip Snyder were arraigned
on a charge Of riot. on complaint of
Philip Hamburger. The cases were
continued.
Before g. E. Marsh. Esq, United
States Comnlissioner.-E G.. Van Ri
per had partial examination on q
charge of intimidating voters. The
examination will be continued to-
day.
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Sc, Louis Market.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, oct. I2.
CoTrON- Ominauy lower
FLoUn-unchanRed with more doing in
low grades superb ne {484 10; extra OF On
Xxx "a 75d5
WHEAT Demand fair and market drfa F.
sample lots or NO. Pred winter e. ~ no.
81 20al IS
CoRN-Dan and prices dropping et
@t5e.
OATs-Dull but UNCHANGED at 420lEo.
@75c.
BARLF Y-Stendg with a moderate doe
mRnd at S0c08I c5
WHISKY Unchanged sales 40 88c
Tobacco, Hemp and Baqriug uns
changed,
PoRK-Flrm, with obbing demand sales
BAcok.-Shou,der 1896 clear RIB 1885,
clear sides lSMG0e
LARD-Firm 80 Ice
CoFFEE-EasleF 90 l8d2lXO
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Chicago Market.

By Te'eeTapbI CHICAGO, oct.
FxCHANGE-U Unchanged.
FLOUR-Quiet
WHEAT-No. ? Chicago Spring steao
81 O71<01 07s<.
CoRN-Duil and prices declined lc; a.Ie
az G0h160Mc for No. ~ thlB afternoon aha
market y as quiet and unchanged.
OATs-Dul, and declined l@lko; sale 60
CSC for No. 2.
COS.
BARLEY-Dull and dropping, At 8l5S862c
for o 2
HIGHwNEs-Cloaed firm at slc in iron
cooperage.
MESS Pork Firm a. SIS for old and $50
for new, co.inR az go Is for old.
LARD-l6M@l0Nc.
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Great Fire in Chicago.

The following receipt from j. V.
Farwell & Co., showing how they
eaved FIVE hundred dollars by insur-
ing in the Republic" will prove con-
clusively, that q policy in this Com
pany is worth more than any other
All other companies discount their
losses. the Republic" does not, but
pays Immediately.
PROMPT PAYMENT OF LosS.-We
have received from the Republic In
surance Company of CHICAGO, Thirty
Thousand Dollars ($30.0 in cash,
being in full for our claim, without
the customary discount, which would
havo been $500. The company issues
a cash policy; having 20 time clause.
aud its superior value is aptly illus
trated in our case. We are also happy
to add that the company had $4,000
re insurance. making the net loss to
them $4,000.
JOHN V. FARwELL & Co.
Chicago, September 20, 1870.
Nexsen Il Baker are the managers
of the Republic Insurance Company
in this city, aud we would advise all
our friends desiring insurance to give
them call before iusuriog elsewhere.
The following is list Of the stock
holders of the Evansville Branch:
DRECToRs H. D. Babcoek, John
A. Reiiz, E. III Ragon, Richard Raj
eigh, VIM. j. DaIlam, j. Fl. Rocker,
VIM. III. p. Stoddard, d. q. Keller,
VIM. K French, Isaac Keen, VIM. K.
Hollingsworth.
OTHER STocKHoLDERs-James K.
Minor, j. w. Rocker, q. Clement, L.
Ruffner, Jr., q. Ii. Kellogg, Jas. d.
Riggs, VIM. w. Morgan, William
Schnackenturg. VIM. nj. Akin, +. p.
Carson, Peter Semonin, Charles H
MyerhCf, Il. j. HollinRsworth, j. s.
Gardner. Hodge & Company, G.. B.
Hudspeth, VIM. b. Jaquess, w. T..
Eisbet, Jacob Sinzich, s. j. Bingham,
G. B. Bingham. JAS. NJ. Carpenter,
8. f. Gilbert. j. S. Jaquess, j. G..
Venneman, j. HI. Morgan, John Gil
bert, Peter Wiring, Allen @. HaIlock,
r. S. Teuney, Topi, Long & Co.,
Baird u Start. Nexsen & Baker, X r..
Wheeler, John j. SiDzich.
Branch Office No. 10 Main Street,
Evansville. Ind,
WIN. K. HoLLINGswoRTH, Pres.
NEXsEN & BAKER, Managers.
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LOuIsyiIle MarKef.

BY Telegraph LoUIsv1LLR, oct. I9.
BAGGrEG Firm and unchanged.
CoTrOK-DuN and declinedi mlddunF
I4%.
FLoUR-Demand fair and market lrm
extra FAMILY f5 Is.
In grain there 81 more animation. hut
prices are unchanged.
PRoVIsIONs-Ver firm and higher prices
are asked mess pork 828: bacon Bhou ldaHa
14%; clear rib III clear sides l0c
HAMs-SuRar cared Csc.
LAKA-In tierces 1871.
WHIsKY-RaW steady al G60e7e.
TOBACCo-Sales oil 104 hhds. IA s5Ma 1l frp
frosted trash to good Tugs; GO 75N80 foF fru
10 medium wrappers.
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and by the bonds of commercial inter-
common country-to labor in the develop.
menL of Its exhaustless resources and its
universal prosperity.
Baltimore, on the third Monday or sep
TENDER, 1871, under the style OF toe Ma
of representation Will allow Evansville
two delegates.
Respectfully submitted.
WILLARD CARPEHTEB,
h. w. CLOUD,
= II. GILBERT,
+. z. CARSON.
Mr.. Carpenter made O somewhat lengthy
verbal report, in which he related the
pleasant experience of the Evansville
delegation 10 the Convention, and the
The report was on M tion received.
MreVan RipeI reported having attended
the election OF DIRECTORS of the IL. Ii. q N.
Railroad at Henderson, and the persons
for whom he voted.
Mr.. Van Ripper also reported the names
of persons against whom precepts had
been issued for the collection OF sums due
on sidewalk improvements.
Mr.. Van Ripper also reported having is
sued bonds TO 81 e. Sis. Allen Snea, as au-
thoriZed at last session.
The appraisers for the opening OF an
alley In Brlnkmeyer's EnIaTs ement made
their report, wbtcn was received and ap-
proved, the amounts assessed TO be paid
Mr.. Kerth, from a special committee on
the opening of Edgar Street, reported that
the part now enclosed was recorded
The Marshol was directed TO demaud its
opening
The following officers reports were re-
ceiSed and approved:
ii. Lutz. Upper MarKetmaster.........s Is 90
J. 9. England, Wharfmaster ..........-.. u 50
John O'meara, - .............. 100 45
Oak htu Cemetery reports twelve inter-
ments.
The opening of bids for gravellng Fulton
Avenue was deferred to receive additional
bids from parties who had telegraphed
from Cincinnati for one week further
time.
Mr.. Richardt called attention TO the pro-
priety of grading Fourth street from Syca-
more to Division, and proposed that the
earth taken Lherefrom be used to I'LL the
pools in that neighborhood.
After some irregular discussion, Mr..
Rlcnardt moved that the engineer be o1.
rected to establish the grade on Fourth
Street, and that bids be advertised for the
work. The motion was carried over the
objection of Mr.. Muhlhausen, Mr.. Rich
ardt intimatiDg that his opposition was
prompted by desire to promote Sickness,
that he might have more EN- ployment as
physician. ILRughter.l
Leave was granted to Mr. ]. 5. Lowry, to
Withdraw hIo bid for gaveltng Fulton
Avenue
Mr.. an Ripper reported that $4,000 In
city bonds were coming due.
On motion IS 600 in ten year per cent.
bonds were allowed Jacob 3. Lowry, on
the contracts for gIavelIing the cemetery
road, and the Council adjourned.
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BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ~
CoRN-Duil and lower mixed 7lG1zc;
white TIC,
PoRK-Bacon firm 90 l5119l8%929c; ham8
261Sd27c.
LARD-Tierce l6%@171<o; key 1856G10JSo.
MOLAssEs-I0 bRrre.s choice new re-
ceived and sold: unchanged
COTToN-E Easier; SAFES 900 good Ordinary
AZ ls56als1Sc; low m Xed 1879; middu1r
l456al4ITc. recCiptH 2,l4l.
sTERLIHG -2z9z sight q.
C9OLu- 1i2s6.
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JoURNALIsTIc.-We are in receipt
of a number of the Keokuk Post, q
neatly printed German tri-weekly,
published by Mr.. Theo. Bischof, a
graduate of the JOURNAL Office. who
is we'll known and kindly remembered
by large number Of people in this
city. The Post is very entertaining,
veil managed family paper, and if
kind wishes of hosts OF friends can
avail anything, Theo. will be highly
successful.
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SERENADING.- Professor Warren
and his unapproachabls Crescent City
Band were out last night filing the
air with delicious music, serenading
their friends, commencing at the
JOURNAL Office and going the rounds
of the victorious candidates. They
finished by waking the echoes around
the Sherwood House by serenading
Captain Gooding.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. -Messrs. Fish
s. Barter, the eminent Booksellers,
corner of Main and First Streets, have
on hand George LoOmis' first steps
in music. an admirable book for young
musicians, also an excellent new book
of 425 pages, IL mo. entitled Tent
Life in Siberia" by George KEENAN,,
work that cannot fail to edify and
interest all who read it. 1t is full of
thrilling adventures.
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DUPREz & BENEDICT's MINsTRELs.
This troupe, which has we'll earned
the reputation Of being the best that
travels, opens at the Opera House to-
morrow evening. Charley Reynolds,
Lew. Benedict aud Frank Kent, who
have been with the troupe for years,
are without rivals in their respective
lines. Duprez neither sings nor
plays, he acts-as manager; and he is
a star In that role.
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QUICK TRIP.-J. s. Jaquess, Of the
6rm of Jsquess, Hudspeth & Co.,
rsaShed home to day. from New York,
making the trip in forty hours. lie
reports having made large purchase
Of goods, and is now prepared to ac-
oommodate merchants with every
thing they want.
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Neu York nrY Qoods Narkel.

Ply Telegraph NEW YORK yet -.
The dry goods m arket opened quite Ian an;
guild, owing partly TO the rain storm ~, Pus
fhsre was more doing, at steady pficest III
we except the foliowlng' hieh are a NIUE
~ IsILSc &. - 1n,na 10 lie; do extra heavy
4 bleached 10 I7o: DO B5-inch % 1870, and
O.is blue denims TO lec'
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PICOLILI.

Victory.
HEILMAN is promoted.
THE Circuit Court sits this morn
ing.
READ Mr.. Rehrig's card in local
notices.
LEDGERs and Chimney Corners at
the p. 0. news stand.
Go to MARKETS. Hall tonight and
rejoice.
DANNETTELL & DUHME's hats paid
many a bet yesterday.
THE thermometer yesterday indi-
GATED 5O0 at 6 Am. 480 at noon, and
co. at 6P.M.
CROWDS collected at the street
corners all day lorg yesterday. dis
cussing the election news.
THE contract for building the
Water Works building was let to
George Liant yesterday.
STRoUsE was right. The market
for graius-of oOnsolation-has i'm
proved since the election.
In their rounds on election day. the
Cornet Band serenaded the Orphan
Asylum, aud received a magnificent
boquet.
GIL. SHANKLIN was so sure of go.
ing to the Legislature that he en-
gagged q boarding place. He has now
rooms to let Better apply to
Hooker.
INFALLIBILITY spills half column
of ink in his two papers, both daily,
over his failure to vote, but omits to
tell the public that several Republi-
cans were excluded ia the same man
ner.
How pleasant it is after the tur.
moil and excitement of the election.
to retire to the Rink, and work off
the extra energy by skating, sur
rounded by the beauty aud fashion of
the city.
BISHOP SCoTT's vote was rejested
because he had not lived long enough
in the precinct where he offered to
vote. Will he "spile half column
in the Ga1ette to cry over it2 Echo
answers, Mary cry"
The firm of Shanklin & Keen is
dissolved. The assets of the firm
sundry empty bottles, jugs, demijohns,
&C., will be seQuestrated and admin.
istered upon as the profits of owners
non consp0s.
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% T. @. Bridwell l. Co, corner
of Main, and Third Streets, have g
sull stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con.
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
iaf~-tf
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THURSDAY, OOTOBER 10. 1879.


GLoRlFY.-There will be a grand
jollifcation at the Lincoln Club Room
.o-night, to rejoice over the victory.
Candidates elect and leading Repub-
Noans will make short stirring
speeches.
Come and be happy.
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REMovAL.-James Ashby has re-
moved his saloon from No. 2 South
Water Street to Locust Street,
between Water and First Streets, OPP
posite the Post Office, where be will
DO pleased to see his friends. The
finest liquors and cigars kept constant
ly on hand. oct4 IF
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Gibson County Falr AZ PrIneatoo

The E & @. R. r. Co. will sell ex.
eursion tickets to the above Fair, on
Thursday and Friday, October 13:h
and 18th, good to return till Satur-
day evening, Price, 81 % for round
trip. J. Z. MARTIN, Sec'y.
oet12 B.
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Brick! Brick

The undersigned will sell on or
before the 2lst day of this month,
about 100000 brick, in kinds and
quantities to suit purchasers.
JESSE w. WALKER, Adm'r.
Ofice corner of Main and Third
Streets. oct8-Iw
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Five Cottages for Sale Cheap.

l have four dwellings 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 ard terms easy. Come and buy.
Asa I0LEHART,
sep3 { No. IL Third Street.
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ChaFlestOn MaFket.

By Telegraph CHARLESTON, oct. %.
CCTToT-Eas.er but In good demand
middling l41<c; sai G. COO bales; net rec1fnI =
1 .7si exports TO Great Britain ,585; sloeE
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A New Restaurant.

Captain Jim Ashb7 has opened a
first class Restaurant on Locust
Street. opposite the JOURNAL Office.
His tables will always be supplied
with the choicest viands in season.
oct12tf
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The Dill OF j. W. walker, Admit, ex-
penses of Mayors Office, referred to the
Committee on Claims.
A conn un1c8tlOn was received from ii.
A. Maynard, notifying the Council that he
had been appointed Weigher OF tobacco
and cotton. and asking confirmation.
The appointment was confirmed,
A communication was read from the
Trustees of the Oak Hill Cemetery, report
Ing that the said Cemetery was very much
out Of repair, and asking for an appropri.
alton o. S2,000.
The amount OF 81 coo was Appropriated
on motion of Mr.. Carpenter.
The petition from VIM. Woke for leave
to erect wooden building, l2xIS on Lot
27. Donation Enlargement was laid over
until the necessary advertisement should
be made.
A petition from L. n. Baird, to have n
new sidewalk, on POWELL Street, was laid
over for want OF q sufficient humber ~
mem berg TO act on the matter.
A rsmOnstrance against the RraYelfn0
and Improvement OF Fulton Avenue was
read. The petition is numerously signed.
and represents about two thousand feet
front on the street.
AR. schaum moved to lay the petition
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dentistry.

DIR. @. K. Bierbower, our courte o rs
and skillful Surgeon Dentist, keeps
his ofics, land his office keeps him. on
the corner of Main and Second
Streets, over Schlaepfer's Drug Store.
We can recommend the Doctor, as
one capable and willing to please all
who suffer from their dental appara
tuS IL
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EnrOnenn markera.


By Telegraph LONDON, Oct. BE-.
Consols 921S; American Eecurities oulets
bonds, 62s 9l5S; 0js, old 905z 67s 831S: M. 90
81; stocks quiet; Erie IS; Illinois Central
ia; Great Western 28M.
FRANKFORT, October I2.-Bonds $50.
LIVERPOOL, October l2-Cotton Quiet
uplands SH@656i Orleans SN08J6! salnl
1000 bales. Red western wheat IS 5dnfa
81. Corn 2Ss 6d@29s. Rest unclaimed.
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Mobile Market.
BY telegraph

BY Teieeraph.l MOBILE, Oct. l2.
CoTroN-Duil anu tending dozen: notH-
ing doing; middiug Az; sales 200 bales &
net receipts ga exports coasJwlss 243, aud
stock 1889.
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The /" KmperOr,a PIII,,

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept in a first class Drug
Store may be found there in abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and sec ond.
TAuR. I8-eod-tf
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Galveston Market.

BY telegraph GALVESTON. Oct. Iz
CoTTON-Good ordinary ~ net receipts
2t0 sales; stock 1898 bales.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE VALUABLE MAIN
STREET PROPEHTY-Tha splendid
property known as the Egier properly
situated on the west corner OF Main and
sixth Streets, fronting 1914 feet on Matu
Street and $50 feet on Sixth Street. Hald
property is offered tor sale a. low CURES
On sstEy Terms. A pply 10
I. p. El.IlUIT q SON.
lfefsl httRte Agents
ffr,.ei cru-.i ~ q Truro Streets.