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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-17
RiVer nIannlcIls,.

PTrTsBuRG, sept. IG.--Tbe Monon0a hela
IS still decitnings WITH p tnches water in
the channel. Nothing doing on the wharf
The Slack Water packets and the Trader
TO Wheeling are the only boats running.
Weather sultry and threatening rain.
Thermometer fer- tI.fE
PIrrs3URG, Sept H. Weather cloudy,
with indications OF rain. MonongaheIa
81 inches by the metal marks Nothing
doing on the wharf
EIEcIsNATI, Sept l6.-The river has
In the channel. Dtparted-Granite State
Whesling- Weather warmer today, and
somewhat threatening. Temperature 76o.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. lG.-zDeparted, Mime
ola, for New Orleans. River stationary,
with 20 inches IN the chute. and feet on
Portland bar weather aiternatelyc oudy
and c ear: Indications OF rain Tonight.
CAIRO. Sept. I8.-Port List Grand Tow.
er, ST. Louis TO Memphis, II N Argo.
naut No. 2, st. Louis to TenDesse River,
IL; Loulsvfile, CetrO to ETew orleans, A.
NJ 1dlewiids EYansvllle packet, 4; Long
worth 81 LOUIS 20 New Orleans Pm.
Mohawk, st. Louis to New Orleans, 4; City
Of Yickspurg, st. Louis to Nicksburg, 5
Julia, Vicks0urg 70 81 Louis, 8. River rose
inches. Mercury So.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l6.-Arrfved - Kellogg
and 5arges, and ". r. Arthur. from New
Orleans 81. Joseph, from Memphis; Co.
lumkia, frcm Arkansas River. Departed
kate Kinney. for New Orleans. River
rising slowly. Weather clear and warm
NASHVILLE, Sept. l6.-River falling, with
thirty inches on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
er warm and snowery. Departed Umpire,
for Cairo.
MEMPHIS, sept. 10.--Weather clear. nner-
curry 8lo. River rising slowly. Arrived
Odd Fellow from Cairo. DepRrted-R. q.
Gray, for White River: Bismarck and CO.
lossal, for st. Louis: City of Alton, for
Vtcksburg: Mary Alice and THOMPSON
Dean, for New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 16.-Arrived-Mc
gin lrom st. Louis; Wauanlta, from Lou
isville Departed-Be for 1t. Louis (;
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a.. o.. - I.erls "a 80 &c.
The Mary Miller arrived from Cairo


The Mary Miller arrived from Cairo
at 8 80, viii. considerable freizht and
a good pa sepger trip. The wharf
was literally piled Iul Of fire. bt for
hes return. aud il wss doubtful II she
would be able to take It all Size
was delayed By iow water and fog.
She would not 60 out before midnight.
.-....Capt, Hollcroft telegrsphed that
the Palestine would be here at /
A. M-.......-.The Pine Bluff had a
moderate trip of freight, but a
good Passenger list............We had
the pleasure. a day or two since, of
meeting Dr.. ?. FL. Schenck, of Phila.
delphia. an exceedingly pleasant and
intelligent gentleman. who visits the
Southwest on business connected with
the celebrated remedies discovered 40
his father. for the cure Of eonerr,r.
ton. We hope his visit to our c;tr
viii prove pleasant and proftabIe
he was accompanied By Mr.. Wilson
NJ. jenkins, Of jenkins & o., of the
great Tea house Of Philadelphia-the
Oldest Tea house in the United States.
Both these gentlemen are guests OF
Capt. A. 7. Gilmore, Of the Morning
Star. who enjoyed their hospitality
while East during the summer.........
The Palestine arrived at midnight
with an excellent trip.........The Mary
Miller left soon after midnight with
the biggest packet trip of freight and
people that ever left THE port. She
was literally stuffed full Of freight,
and every state room was full, and
many passengers were accommo lated
with cots, and Others reclined in
chairs. Rear Admiral John s.
Hopkins. and Captain H. M.Sgeetssr,
az the Evansville, Cairo, and Mem.
phis Steam Packet Company, left BY
the MaryfMilIer last night for Mound
CITY. 4 to Inspect the steamer Q1ick-
step, now being repaired thera
$780, 800 BFantfesfs., - q ~ AZ ..s-s#
Manifest OF steamer Mary Miller. from
Cairo TO Evansville, sept. l8: ! fsr-r s.si y
VIM Waggener2 barrels hides, one fierce
do. 4 cash do, I bundle sheep pelis; John
WvmOud boxes rags;s Martin Gardner IL
Co hogshead tobaceos boxes nerchan-
disc. 2 trunks merchandise Reifz a Eaney
Bpackages machinerys L Lower thai Il Co
packages merchandise, one bag feathers
60; John H Roefker q Co window cap:
a. d Helmanu l keg v hiskys VIM He'll
man circular say; Cloud Aiken & Co one
box indigo; Alex Lemcke barrels apples
Henry BoWles q Co Il, 600 shingles: John
Hodson Il, 500 shingles: Frick q Co twenty
one empty ale boxes, boxes ale: McMar-
shall boxes merchandise, l paper pack
age; q Maghee q Co box sundr1es; B Bur-
bank 90 barrels flora spar.
EESHfRRIbG: -
New AIbany-2 bags wool.
LouisvilIe-3 bags wool.
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the courts.


COURT OF CoaEM0N sPLEAs-Hon
Norris S. johnson presiaing.-The
day was occupied yesterday with the
case of Chatherine J Johnson vs. Joseph
w. johnson. a suit for divorces on the
ground Of alleged drunkenness and
cruelty Of the defendant The de-
fence have pleaded insanity, and a
large numbere Of witpesses-nearly
fifty. have been summoned.
A largo amount of property is in
velved as a0decFeeIin favor of plaintiff
would bprobably include alhmony.
The case is on trial by the court
without a iury-and viii BE- resumed
this morning. haa .noases 70 aasuco
CRIMINAL COURT Hon. 4. u.
Robinson presiding. Matt Bird was
tried By jury and found guilty of
living IA open aad notorious fornica-
ton with Mary Davis. He was fined
800 and sent Sot County J all for
three months Mary viii be tried to-
day. s me
The jury IN the ease of State VS.
Henry Schoembs.s ST.. brouehs in
verdict Of guilty. and fixed the penalty
at $780, ineand costs. MRrT0s
REcoRDER's CoURT-Nathan Va
lard, Esq, presiding. = Michael
O'Riley went to jail in default of So %,
wherewith to pay fine for a dead
drunk. AS he is badly sruptured. he
can not work on the street, and when
he got drunk he lost the money he had
saved to buy a truss. This is his
third arrest in ten days
George Viewers assaulted Henry
on Main Street, between 9th
and 18th, and for the luxury. paid
s. 80.
Dan. Bryant-nos the comedian
vas examined on charge Of laveenoy
n sTEaH ha& ~ 1
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TIE COUNTY AsYLUM.-Thers are
now in the County Poor Asylum sixty
two paupers, twenty Of whom are wo-
men and forty-two men. OF this
number thirteen women and three
men are insane. During the past
Summer the windows of the Asylum
have beer provided with Venetian
blinds, IN improyems ut whic b DINA.
geniss assures rs was made By Presi
dent Decker at his suggestion, as nee.
essary to the comfort of the hospital
patients.
Too much can not be said of the
excellent management of this public
charity which our worthy Commits
sioners take especial pride in having
so managed that it shall be a charity
in spirit and il truth. while Col, Fred
erich and Lis excellent family second
this desire.
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ssE- DIS hcH 10Fk AafkeSs --s rFrTa
By Telegraph NEW YoRK, Sept. I6.
C9dTTor-B ayers favori sales OF $50 bale
FLoUR-Recefpts u, 2G5 barrels; 5aiOc bet.
YER and fair demand sales OF 5000 barrels
"a az u 52@3 for super western and state
20 choice 90. IS g5a6 Is for white wheat
we esa1ss e1ztEai 8 1896 Is for extra OHIO
BYE FLouR-Steadys 40 bbls sold az 81 Is
Cd 70. FM aFNfH
WHfskT-Unchaneed sOo bbfs sold a 81
9s1c, Inside price for wooden bound
~ HEATa@4i eesiptE 1850 busheLs:a 2a3c
nlgners and fair export and speculative
FOR no zzprln s & u fos I'M nferior new S do %
u ~ Tor Kalxed spring. 81 rs for new NO.
nois; 81 50e1 "a for winter red and a1nber
Mssssern VI AZ Tor white western; 81 Sc for
white southern; 81 58 for choice white.
&c better and fair demand. 53eOj bush sold
AZ S31z9o5c for mixed western; Sic for
white western and $50 for white state
OArs-11ecefpts I2 O75 bush sIlnd q s5rfner
and more active, demand chiefly ypecu-
IatiYe: 81 les IS 600 bush at 45g52c iOr west
HAYSIn fnodefate demand az aoae5o
shTa5p 92i5 II 93osl Az for retsil lots
aCoFFEE-BIore active r5fs7a ---z5.,l
SUGAR-Active: sales 600 hhds at 0qai0c
for CUBA; 10@1Ic for Porto Rico. ~ A-fl1-l II
RIer1751II. AA22dtANir az rEAnea
a., PETESLEUM Easier i21z9 I255<c for crude:
2B1z6261zo for Tenned- sz fsT3 TaMsf +
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 59%0aec
PoRK-Dutf; sales SO bbfa at E28 25 for
mess. S22 50a24 90 for prime
BEEF STEADY; sales OF leo barrels AT SPA
SIS for plain mess Sl6n3e for extra r1erG
Beef hams. dun ct $3.50 81. Tferce. beef rlrIsl
t28A20 tor prime ness Middies ouiet
hams. -1-- y
LARD-Dnll and heavy; sales OF 40
tisEesz At for steam; I6al61<c Tor
BuTrER-kirm at 201S2c for western.
:. enthusiastically at 59i41zc the latter for
FREIGHTs-FreiRhts TO Liveruool firm;
Wneal, per steam, SO; per sail, 80.
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European Markets

By Ielezraph.1 LoNpoN. sent. u.
Sonsols Tor money 925< on account a2sf;
a. s1n ~ , eeoafit es qulets bonds 1628 %
go, IA IA ,2q.ss, 80 ny A0s VI; stocks qhist
srs,t tvt aSas ~ SyShtrai ll15zs Atlantic q
-, ~ Ettl'oot sept, Bs-CoTTofs--aale ion
49, Wen aa,919 9slea exports 5000 bales
American l6S, 600 bales: receipts for fh1
leek q .000 bales: American lO.cQ0 bales,
quantity afioat sos, 200 baltsi al nnerioan ", =
wv bales market, 10 day quiet; sales ri
lustO9 bales npianua at 80 for 1lrleans. olE
1of aancnesterf market less favorable.
Receipts wheat for three days "a. GOO q uar-
terss American ~ 600; quiet and slaady
CAlltornla w hite, red western No. 2 gs 81
Gus 3D. " esterm -Four 28I Corn Qulef !.
80. 2 mixed z5s 9d92ys. Oats firm az . on
Barley 6s. Peas 51s. Rr0visi1ls, PORK 12as.
Beer Alaag HES Cd Lard 73a. Cheasa SIS. I3a@
con OUT AT us for Cum berlamds 67s for
snort nd common Roaln s. "a. -
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~.
HARRY MAoARTHY Is gone. aI ..
aEIGHF couples were licensed to be
happy last week.
SfRousE has gone into5real estate.
BE sells houses with lois of collars
in them.
THE attention ofreaders is directed
to the local notices Of the Ladies EN-
pOrium; 10000
ALL the illustrated papers and the
La Optima cigars ct the Postofice
News Stand.
A DEAD cat perfumes the gentle
ze2hyrs of Vine Street. near Syca-
mors. 70 the discomfort Of residents.
A RUNAWAY saddle horse created a
sensation in the neighborhood of
Canal and Fourth Streets, last even
ing about tea time.
FoR the first time in many years
there was net real estate transfer
fled for record for the space of
week. "a 46sb s&bAbAAaH
A COUPLE of residents of Knight
Township became involved in = quar-
rel on the corner Of Third and Main
Streets, yesterday, and a pistol was
drawn, but no one hurt.
Ms. SPANG's Cooking Exhibition
yesterday was grand success. Chick
ems, steaks, wafHes. bread. pancakes.
pies. biscuit and all manner of good
things were turned out to the great
delight of the assembled ladies'.
AN intelligent Democrat soundly
abused Sheriff Miller yesterday, be-
cause the jury did not send Schembs
90 the penitentiary. and said il was
the Sheritfs fault that the jury did
not imprison Elm. t1s-
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MT. CARMEL RAILRoAD.-Dr. "a.
Lewis. Of Princeton. The contractor
of the Princeton and Mt. Carmel sec 7
ton Of tho New Albany & st. Louis
Railroad, was in the city yesterday.
andrepOrts rapid progress of the work.
He says that, with favorable weather,
the track will be laid and the cars
running from Princetoa to Mt. Carmel
BY the 1st Of December.
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Tan SEwERs AND WHARF. = NC

THE SEWERS AND WHARF. - We
respectfully but urgently suggest to
the Wharf COMMITTEES of The City
Council. che pressing Importance Of
giving immediate attention to the
mouths Of the sewers on the wharf.
Unless they are repaired at once there
is great danger that the failure to
expend a few hundred dollars now,
viii compel the expenditure Of several
thousands after the river rises.
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- llrleana Lie.

BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l6.
CoTTON-Active at fn1 prices: naiddlinps
l7szgloc; receipts l,267 bales: stock 1866
baless receipts for the week 4,2IO bales:
week $500 bales =
FLoUR-Lower: superdne IS 25. Xxx AZ
XXX G6 k71Sef6 TO- tA7l N7FA e7f7I ~
goltN- ias. sIert mixed 90os white 92H.
CATS-Qniets 81. Louis 58c. Calena G1c
BRAN-Lower;; Sales at fi0I Oh.
HAY-kirmer. Prime SIS choice SO. 20
PORK--Dulls meas held ataz8
BAcOE-Quiet; iobing, shoulders I5lSo;
clear rib. l656ci clear sides le<c; hams
241zc.
s LARD-Tierce dull, at II {os aat1 81 rna
+ EUGAR--Prlme l8es ar s.sFes.. ....tn
MoLAesE s-- piantrtton 25U35c
WHISKY 90c9sl o..
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RemeYed.

Mrs. Goodman has removed her
Stock of Millinery from Second Street
to No. 81 Main Street, between First
and Second. at the store formerly oc-
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. 80
Main Street. sep12-1w
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
90 CebsA Per Cab,
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets,
aug.25-1m JOHN g. ScHwEIzER.

B@ T. G. BridwelI 4 Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully oom-
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbridRe Al1m Waters.
30 fel7-H saaY8 1a ssaafafsaM
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HoM1crDE AT WAsHrNoroK.-A
private letter from Washington. Ind.,
says that on Monday last two men
named Kellems and Goodman, got
into difficulty in that town, when
KeIlems knocked Goodman down
and kicked him. rupturing blood
vessel and causing bis death in twenty
minutes. The letter says nothing
about any arrests having been made.
Do sz $3.50 afatH Eadmla aaL
afT1 Sal a
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HoToGRAPHs.-Parkhill, On Sec
ond Street, is making those beautiful
Rem5rant pictures and new style
crayon likeness, so much admired.
He has now all the latest improve
ments, and look through his photo
graph parlors is alone q treat, to
which all are invited. [sep17 2t
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RARE BARaAINs.-In order to give
our time entirely to our rapidly in
creasing Sewing Machine Trade, we
have determined to close out our
Ladies' Underwear, Notions, Lacfs,
Edgings, Hosiery, &C.. at cost. We
will continue 10 manufacture, as here
tofore. Call at the Ladies Emporium,
No. 5 South Second Street, for bar
gains. sept1731
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Memphis Market.

BY TeiegrGph.l MEMPHIS, Sept. 16.
CoTroH-Du1f and nomtnaIly l7sz; re-
selpts 81 bales; exports GO haiess week q
receipts 40; exports ,STS; stock 2 g o.
FLoUR--Dnll and nominal.
CoRN--Market bare.
OATs-FlrIn at 500.
HAY-In good demand choice t23024 90.
BRAN-Steady al Sl8.
PORK = Dull and nominal.
LARD--170lS1<.
"a BI1AcoS-Dun; Shoulders 1ls<c; sides 1870
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Louisville Market.

By Teiegraph.I LoUrHvrL1E, Sept. 10.
BAGGISG-I fair demand at 201S050c.
COTTON less nrm at lSc for middlinR.
FLoUR- II nateadY but quiet. aa
GRAIN --Stead ". rsls...s s.t....f- 49,.
PRovIs1oEs Quiet with iirnitee demand;
mess pork E27@z7 Is bacon l45<aN1<0161f j
sugar cured namA 1a@@lc. VI 4 HAtFnn taA
LARD-l69l7c. n. ~ s.s.fI
WHIsKN-SS0S9c.
ToBAcco-Sales to-day OF I0t bud ct eBa
5 rs for frosted trash 70 good Tugs; N0S1
for low leaf 10 medium briRnt wrappors
market firm.
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ne Young Men.

The night session of the Evansville
Commercial College commences Monz
day evening, October 3 Thorough
instruction Ia Book Keeping, Pen
manship, Correspondence. CONNER
cial Calculations and Penmanship.
eep17-2s
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS. = For the
next fifteen days. we will sell Ladies
Underwear, Notions. Trimmings, &C.,
No. 5 South Second Street. sept17 81
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Rich GoODs.-The handsome inn
provements made in the jewelry store
of Gust. Jageman, on Main Street. are
very gratifying to the beholder.
Handsohe and elaborate cases. filed
with the richest silver and plated
ware, now occupy the south side Of
the store, making q splendid finish to
the store which without them was in
complete. Mr.. Jagemes has we'll
selected stock Of iewelry aud plated
ware, which 1t is his ambition 20 sell
cheap, ssz 90
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of vest and 4 pair Of shoes. In de-
fault of $500 bail he was committed 10
the County Jail -
JamessW. Mckinney. an ''IDdian
Doctor" from Ingle Station. was ar
rested BY officer Clark, for raising a
disturbances op.the Newburg road, he
was fined S. % and permitted to de-
part on his promise to pay on his next
visit.
Andrew Thomas, who IS called
John Thomas On the police books,
was arrested BY Officer Cuniff. for as
saulting and battering one Koontz. IN
a bar room opposite the e. & G. R. r.
depot. It cost Andrew SIS, for which
he gave bond and vas released from
custody about FIVE o'clock yesterday
evening. - 2tsfsl ~slsafi
Before Justice Emery. = Nancy
Mary Stewart complained Of Anna
Rsiz for assault and battery in having
thrown club and struck Nancy Mary
aforeoaid. The jury didn't believe
the story and acquitted her. ssr
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Evansville ana Charlottesville Rail.
r,afHaa If1 mad.

SKcRETARY's OFFICE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. s, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders 10 this
Company will be held at the Court
House, in the city of Evansville. on
Monday, the 81 day of October
next, at 10 O'Clock AN, at which time
an election will be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
j. +. MARTIN,
sepi8 I'd Secretary.
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Cincinnati Mnrkef.

B Telegraph CEEoIElsATTs Sept. 16.
:. FL;oUs--kJirmeTT ana shade higheri
WHEAr-in good demand, and prices O.
higher; red wtnter 81 10ai IS; white 81 25n
31; choice Kentucky and TonneBsee sold
at the latter rate.
Corn Quiet, but nruaer at 63070c
tsOATs-1u fair demand at 33ef3s: The Iat-
ter rate for white. L--
RYE-Dull at 75N80c.
BARLEY - Ia fair demand he 81 10M1s15 fDf
fall: the latter rate for choice.
CoTToH-1n moderate demand at I9c for
ToBAcC3-FiTrn. and receipts Hight SAFES
confined 70 50 hhda Ct S. As 10 $40 %. I
WHISKK-Eepre6 sales at b5HB1c for
iron bound cash and 67646S on short time.
PoRK-Mess dun &C SO only limited de-
mand.-z
BULK bfEATs-5Old 10 the extent Of ai03,-
90 pounde at l25zc for shOu lders. and la1<68
l4asc for sides; the latter rate Tor heavy. -.
5ACoH-ln moderate deTnands and
shoulders and clear sides are nEmer; sales
81 AIDS az 40 for shoulderss and 1910 for
clear sides: clear rib sides are held at 191<c-
LARD Dali sales TOO tieroas AT 1870 for
best; AZ f. generally neid M &c., III hma
asBUTrEKR--t nchanE ed fresh 2B182. Ms
CHEESE-D ngbnnGed. BIOS
EGGs-22c and firm. EnH urE Ffelfn
a~.LEHIs1EED OEEa--sil bull. at zoe.
SUGAR In good demand at full rates.
ORFHK-Steady at l8M211zc.
0OLD--Il3Z DuyiDH.a--
EXCHAHGE-Eirm AZ par buying.
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NotIce fa neIInnnerfs.

Alter the LIST 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.
II. IUNKEHHEIATERs V.aR. @.
Ireasurers Office, Yanderburg Co,
Sept. z, 1870. -.~t-r-s Tsep9-td
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: nhIrlagn Mnrkef.

BY telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. l8.
FLouR-FlrIner and In better demand
safes ab 81 75Q5 50tfor fair TO choice spring
axtrms SO rs for white winter extra
WWEAT--Advancen FBW6Ic. closing NJ
81 O71<MI OK cash; 81 O71St9I 08 seller Octo-
Der for No. 2. this afternoon quiet and un-
settled &C 81 OH cash and seller heptembers
Ell O8 seller Oetober for No. 2. r
CoRN-Active and I5zalsz better; closing
at 841<G641z for No. cash; O9e seller Octo-
Der: thus afternoon steady AZ 641<963M sell
Ter September: "a 06i1% seller October. -
OATs-RUted 1495z higher; closing AZ 3JI
for regular cash and seller this month";
37S< seller October. - Is &c
HYE -1hg2e higher closing a. zoe for
: BAHLEx-EIrfnsr and higher; closing at
81 06Iz0l o. for No. 2.
HIGHWINEs Steady at St1Z for wood Soc
for iron bound packages
Provisions Quiet &C previous QUOTA
tfonEs mess pork held al e22 IS seller De-
cember: so 50 seller December and Janua-
rys S23 25923 50 buyer December. III
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FIsH & BAe1ER. Sre selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
dNced priceBe Call andpurchase your
supplies. as the schools open soon.
ang31 If
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THE MARKETs.

Sew York Gold and Stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept 10.
m arr cts are generally firm. There are In
dicattons. however, of renewed activity,
MoNEY-Qu1e and easy at 5d6e on call
sTERLING Steady at o.; sight IO1<
GOLD -Dulls all The business or the day
was a. l41ss closing az Ial& bid. 1a1< asked
Carrying rates per cent. to fat Clear
ances 638, 0O0, 600. = ffHr M
GoVERHAFESTs-SteRd
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RR-The Refreshment Booths at the
Fair Grounds will be rented at auc.
ton on Monday, the 18th. at 10
o'clock AM, at William Atkins pork
house, on First Street. I'd
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Choice Store Room FOR Rent.

The fne oEr-story store room In
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September / /.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie2A-tf
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a LARGE T1IREE.3TORW BRICK
a.3u Mafebou9e, well arranged for q TO-
bacco house, or that will answer for pack
Ing pork storage or other purposes. ~ ~
eitoated cOnven1ently f0r buained1, and %
In good repair. Attached TO NJ there Is
dwelling Tor employees. A. stable and q
shed. For rent Or Tease on Reasonable
terms, by MCNBELX q BCHUBERT, As
8igneeG of the Estate OF WaGbs, Crane n
Co. Eepl0 80
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Tire Cottages Tor Sale OIoaD.

II have four DWELLINGS for sac on
Ninth Street. between Sycamore AID
NiEes also 5 one story BRICK house
on William Street, In the Northeast
ern OF Rowley's Enlargement. P.fees
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
aEzova-x rsaAsA IGLEHART,
sep3 tt No. IL Third Street.
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THAaKs.-Wa 10 nIacad mad

1HAAAs.- He ara plac6G undeE
very special obligations 20 our urbane
friend Scott, the news and book deal-.
er On Main and Second Streets, for 4
bound copy Of the JOURNAL for six
months Of 1856. 1t i . peculiarly
acceptable gift from the fact that our
files Of the JOURNAL for thai and pre-
vious years were nearly all consumed
In the Ere which destroyed The ofhce.