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The Portland daily press., 1870-06-30

The 81 J. Court, Judge Barrows, sitting in
equity, on Saturday the 25th issued it's order
on Pennington village corporation. against is
suing its bonds for several thousand dollars, tc
hire the Androscoggin railroad company to
extend its road from its present terminus to
said vllane -
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Reception at the new Hall, with unlimited
refreshments, and a most brilliant, full-dress
Ball at the NOrombega Hall, in which the
beauty of Bangor shone forth respondent, and
If we were not going back to Portland, we
should say much more. Murray-I can only
say that he is the Barnum of Bangor-was
chef de CUISINE
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sAGADAHOC COUNTY. +.

1z9&NO1'oOV1 CVVNIIs
VIM. II. Taylor has been appointed nos
master at Burlington, vice Theodore Thaye
resigned.
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By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. 90
CoTToN Irregular and dull. and prices
declined receipts ,OC0 bales; sales 20 bales
middling upland at 1Sz@l81z.
FLoUR-Dull and prices 4 shade liver.
receipts 10000 barrelss superfine "a g0Q5 Is !.
extra @ z945 40; choice 50 45@5 IS; white
y; st. Louis IS zoos 90; closing heavy az
loo lower.
Conn MEAL-Quiet.
WHEAT-DuiI and shade lower. Lake.
sales Of $500 bushels: No. Chicago spring
I VI l2l5l II, the latter an extreme rate: No.
spring Chicago old s8eqSl %; new 81 20:
no. and 2 mixed 81 lz1Ss receipts 1900
RYE-DulI but unchanged.
l@2c; receipts $500 bushels; sales mixed
at 90d9lc.
HIGHe IsEs -s2as3o; inferior SIS.
sales So 900 b ashels western at 5sa55c; ONO
54g5sci receipts IS 900 bushels.
BAY-U nchanged GfEA
HOP5-Quiet ard UNCHANGED flfm
SotFEE-D eInand f4ar aud market firm.
sUGAR-Market steady with moderate
MoLAssEs - Molasses duH aud price
! KICE-DaiI but unchanged.
PIrRoI.EUM-Qulet and unchanged 1t
BIsUEsTrTEaa-Market steady with moderate
!. CHKEsz-Du but unchanged.
PORK Dull and prices nominal, and
large sales cen q not be made at Quota
tons: uess pork active at 50 50; prime
BEEF-Q uiet, steady ard unshanged.
BULK nEATs-~Dnll bnt unchanged
Plekisd hams Ls9z0e. Long Gear mia'
-I.AED-Aarkat steady With q moderate
demand; steam l64l6c; Kettle l8@l61c al
/ " Risky demand fair and prices ad
vancsds sales OF 430 bbis ut 9lc.
TUEPENTTEgE-Weak at S91Sc.
FRE1GETs - To Liverpool Arm; noul
=
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DestrucfIye FIre.

A fire broke out about half past
eight o'clock last evening in the
machine shop belonging to Fred
Leehner, on Canal Street between.D.-
vision and Ingle. and before its prog
ress could Be arrested, it spread to the
vinegar factory of Mr.. Edw'd Schre-
der, which together with about $50
barrels Of vinegar, large amount Of
cider, and other material and stock
valued at abou. six thousand dollars.
was destroyed. The FIRE extended to
two other smaller buildings. one OF
which on Canal Street, was occupied
by E. Leyer & Sons as file factory,
and the other situated on Fifth Street
directlyin the rear, was occupied by
Mr.. A. Brueck. as q mattress factory.
The first was entirely destroyed and
the latter very nearly destroyed.
Mr.. Schroeder, who lived in the up
per story of his factory, saved some ct
mis- Household furniture, and thinks
his papers and books are saved, some
of them being in a safe that was
brought out of the house.
A considerable quantity Of lumber.
belonging to MessTs Happier & Sal
mon. was burned. Their planning
mill, situated on the corner Of Divis-
ion and Canal, was at one tins nearly
on FIRE. butby the timely efforts of
the iremen was saved from destruc-
ton.
IL was impossible to ascertain cor
reclly the amount Of loss, but an in
surance man present. estimated it at
$4,000 at least.
Mr.. Schroeder was insured for
s., 500in Bennett g. Decker's Agency,
and there was some insurance on the
other property. but it could not be
correctly ascertained last night.
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Raver Dfspascn "a

PITTsBURa, Sept. 20.-River falling
with is inches in the channel. Moth
ing doing on the landieg. No arri-
walls or departurts. Weather clear
and cool. Therm0meter z
PITTsBURe. Sept. 20. - Weather
clear. Monopgahela Is inches By the
metal mark.
CINcINNATI, September 20-River
5 feet z inches. Departed = Ozark,
for Wheeling. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 733'.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.-The river
has fallen, with 20 inches in the
chute and four feet on Portland bar.
The Lower Ohio isfalliDg slowly, with
81 feet large on Caseyville bar, and 4
feet scant on Flint Island.
CAIRO. September 2O.-Port List
Iberia, Louisville TO New Orleans, 8
AN; Colossal. White River to st.
Louis, PM Pink Varble, Louisville
to White River, 3; Minneola, Louis.
vile to Memphis. 3; Belle st. Louis,
Sc. Louis to Memphis, 3; LeClaire
No. 2. Louisville and return, z. River
rose 2 inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry "a .s.Eaa eaNA
ST. LOUIS. September 20.-Arrived,
Andy johnson, Keokuk; lockwood,
Shreveport. Northwestern, st. Paul
Colorado, Vicksburg; Susie Silver,
New Orleans; Octavia, Missouri
River. Departures, Belle La Crosse,
st. Paul, Andy johnson. Keokuk ;
Arthur. New Orleans; Julia. Vicks.
burg. River stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
NASHVILLE. Sept. 20.-River fall.
ing very slowly. with twenty.six inch
es on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 20.-Weather clear
and pleasant River rising slowly
Up-Cornelia, Forsgth and 81. Jo-
seph.
VIoKsBURd. Sept. 2O.-Up-J. L.
McGill, 8 last night; Olive Branch, 4
An. Down-Nick Longworth, 8 AN.
Grand Era, 4; Natehez, 4. River ris.
| ing. Weather clear and warm.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2O.-ATrived
Commercial, from Cincinnati. De-
parted-Continental and NJ. j. Wicks
tor St. Louis; Wauanita, for Cincin-
natl.
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Sc. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. Louis, Sept. -.
CoTroN private adyices more unfavora-
bic than pm Olic ones.
FLoUR-Demand light, but holders nFTn
extra spring g.: RupaTffne "A 1904 70; ex.
ira 81 4Oa4 50: Xxx 81 75g4 S71< go
WHEAT - @ net aud uncha age 1; fair
spring No. Soc winter Gull and buyers
standing of: red winter No. 81 080l II
red winter No. 81 l5gl 10.
CORN-Demand light, but holders firm I;
70g75c for white. trSa
OATS Sig hLly better; a 94lc. 80
HARLEY-Dull but holders not willing to
make concessions; 9Jc9sI 10 for prime 60
choice. aft
RYE-Demand light bat holders frm &c
g G70c.
ToBlcc9 STEADY vita moderate de-
mand. fer
WHIsKx Fair and prices advanced to
s9d90c. al
PoRK-Dull and prices dropping at G25 70
ana 1<QG5<c higher on orders.
BACoN-ln only linz tied 5dbbing de-
mand; shoulders lie; sides Gear rib TIC;
clear sides l75<0i8c.
HA1Es-Engar cured 2fc.
LARD-In unlimited JoDbiag demand 80
CATTLE-DuII and prices Dropping; 2l<8
55&c for infeFtor 70 prime; e5s9f3a Tor
h Gs Steady with moderate demand
al SM9J%c.
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The Courts.

The record yesterday was very light,
nothing Of public interest occurred in
che Common Pleas Court, and the
Criminal Court was not in session
having adjourned to Saturday. W
RECoRDER's CoURT. -Nathaa WI
lard. Esq, presiding. Joseph WIKI
ems came into town from the rural
districts, on mule. got an overdose
Of whiskey and either he or the mufs
went astray, but Joseph has very
indistinct idea on the subject. When
officers Reich picked "Yillikens" up
he was clinging consciously to bottle
of ~hiskey for which reason he thinks
It was the mule who went astray. He
paid 50 30 for his drunk and is prob
ably even now, waiting to hear some
one call out "Yere's yer mule"
Wilson g. Gates paid S. 30 for
being disorderly. His ofTense was in
sisting on introducing himself into
the house Of quiet citizen on Wal
nut Street, frightening the family and
breaking light Of glass from one Of
the windows. He is described a,
being full old enough to know better
Mr.. Blank, to whom all earth,
things were nearly blank, paid s. q
for sound drunk at the st. Cloud
he probably has another name. bu
the police only furnished blank.
Mike McKeown took it upon him
self to abuse Sheriff Miller, and be
caI1e so noisy that Captain Grifitl
took him il TOW. Mr.. Miller decline,
to prosecute. so be was taxed onI
So 30. the usual penalty for plai
dunk.
John McInnerny, simple drunk
So 20 to be served out in prison.
Louis Geiser, somewhat frequen
visitor at the Courts Of late, was fine
s. 80 for slaughtering inside the cit
limits.
Before Justice Walksr.-Geo. CLARK
colored man, was fined 81 80 for Al
assault and battery upon a colore,
boy named John Murray.
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In MemOriam.
HALL OF MORNING STAR J
LODGE, No. 7, /. o. y. f.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. Is, 1870.

- l. (
EVANSVILLE. Sept. Is, $50.
Tothe Onicers and Brothers OF Morning
star Lodge No. z. /. o. .. f.
Brothers: we have again been re-
minded that death is in our midst, We
have followed 20 their last resting
place the remains of our late beloved
Brother, William Hall Walker, who
departed this life after protracted
illness. on the 9shld day of Septemb Der,
1870, at the residence Of his brother,
DIR. George B. Walker, near this city.
WHEREAS, By the death of brother
Walker We have been deprived of one
Of our respected brothers, and the
community q worthy and useful citi-
zen, and the city of Its chief ohheer.
We therefore recommend the ado9-
ton of the following resolutions:
eRsS0lUed, That while We have been
deprived of q worthy brother, his or
phan children have been deprived OF
an afectionate and doting father.
ReSoLUed, That we sincerely sympa-
thize with the bereaved children Of
cur deceased brother. and pledge our
selves to them, as we have to their
father and 10 the rest of our brothers,
that we will be a father to the father
less children of our deceased brother.
Res0lred, That a copy Of this pre- :
amble and these resolutions be pre-
sented to tho children and relatives of
oTr deceased brother, and that they
be published Ia the city papers.
ReSo2eet2. That as q mark Of our
sorrow. the charter OF this Lodge be
drapsd Ia mourning fer thirty days.
HIRAM NILSSON I'd
VIM. CALDWELL, Com.
FRANCIs ID. ALIEN,
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FOR CHER River Ileaas Sec T7strd rage.
The weather last night was clear,
and at midnight quite cool. The ad-
ditional arrivals and departures up to
2 AM, were the: Mallie Ragon ard
West Wind. to Cairo: john Lums-
den, from Cairo; Pipe Bluff, to
GrandEieR Kate Robinson, ST. Louis
to louisville; Florence Lee, from
PASSPORT; Palestine. Louisville and
return.
The Fayette took out magnificent
trip yesterday afternoon.....,...Tbe
Msllie Ragon and West Wind bad
all they eoald carry on the water, and
left freight enough to load the Lums-
den to day.......,.The Kate Robinson
had a fine trip. She discharged 600
sacks OF wheat and ten tots Of pig
mon here.....The Florence Lee had a
beautiful trip, and is now in splendid
ondition......B Billy Conant desires US
to say that goods on orders delivered
by him from tie Mallie Ragon, last
week, should be shipped to day
BY the Florence Lse....................
The Palestine did3not arrive till near
10 o'clock last night. She had q
splendid trip. and turned over large
amount Of freight and several people
to the West Wind. which awaited her
arrivaI.......~The Norman arrived at
2 An. She leaves for Memphis
this evening, observation-disclosures
Gus. DuSouchet left for Padueah BY
the MaIlie Rlgon last eni1g-.-....
r. d. Hughes. of Highland, Ky+ of
the firm Of Wright, Hughes & Co.,
was a passenger by the Florence Lee
last night......Capsain John Il. Trip
lett is keeping books for Humphrey q
Lewis.......We regret TO earn that
Captain f. NJ. Humphrey is quite i'll
at home.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR EAsTPoaT.-The beautiful new
steamer Florence Lee will positively
leave at 4 Pm. to- day, for Eastport
and all Tennessee River way landings.
Being entirely Rew, and bvilt and
QUILTED with special reference to the
accommodation Of the people in that
trade, she presents strong attractions
to passengers and shippers. Captain
Leo Howell is her gallant and pop
ular commander. AMI Roht. @. Nc
Mechrn and Dick Morrow are her
ebliging aud attentive clerks. A
pleasure trip on the Lee would be a
great delight. as 50
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PLoOLILI.

CoLFAx Is cemlng. a -
The evenings grow gradually cooler.
MosT of the handsome gentlemen's
costumes at the carnival were fur
nishsd BY Seeinan,
SEE notice of COMMISSIONER Sale
by Major Blythe Hynes.
IA GOOD Democrat says he doesn't
like aPicolili; thinks there is too much
pepper in it.
ooUSTERFEIr money dealers still
continue to food the country with
their circulars.
Mn. THO. VENNEMAN presented a
fourteen ounce pear of his own rails
Jog to the JOURNAL.
YESTERDAYS Courier was affected
with worms. Ifthey don't let whisky
alone. il will be snakes soon. bss
WAR is the difference between a
NOVELIST and . peacock The first
adorrs tale and tail adorns the
second. e @ saa
TnE Riverside 3D.. b. Club hold
their closing meeting for the season.
.at the White Line Office At u o'clock
this evening
-sFo2aY TWO country merchants who
visited the city yesterday and MOn-
day, bought moro goods than were
sold on apy two days for several years
past. Z
JOHN BAILEY, the boy arrested for
picking pockets on Saturday. escaped
from the lock up on Monday evening.
The police are after him.
THE traveller who has the good
fortune to partake Of the hospitalities
of Captain Mass. of VincenDes, is
fortunate indeed, as the writer hereof
has occasion. to know.
THE Conductors Life Insurance
Company has paid cut $113.7s7 in
tho seventeen months Of its existence,
for members killed or MANNED. The
cost to each member was $40. The
average to each case paid was $1,000
THE Norma Club Hop, at Nation
al Hall, last night, was very pleas
ant party. The-musio. fne as Henry
Harris music always is, the toilets Of
the ladies superb, and the supper
ex,av,~,tuous w
Is PRoFEss0R GENUEG reports that
the new Union Depot at VincenDes
has progressed so far that the joists
for the second floor we're laid yester-
day. The grading Of the traak is fin
ished, and the laying Of the iron viii
commence on Monday.
s A PRIVATE letter from Col. j. Theo
Isert, of the Falls City Base Bal
Club, Of Louisville, indicates that the
Club are about to dissolve, some Of
the mem bers Withdrawing. because
the Club would not take action
against.cne of3those who played il
this city, for grossly immoral eonduct
while here.
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B@ Coolidges. Of the New York
Store, sell the best Dollar Kid Gloves
in this market. Just now opening
novelties in Dress Goods. Japanese
Robes, Irish Poplins. Silks, Satins,
Sash Ribbons, Lace Goods, &C., at
low prices. sepi20 2t
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European Markets.

BY TelegEaph.l LoEDorgs Sept. %
Consols advanced % American securf-
ties quiet snd steady. United states cou
pons of f62, 9O5z: '65, say '6T. $50. Stocks
Steady Erie is; illinois Central 10; Great
western z55<.
I.rvERPooI.. Sept. co.-Cotfon quiet and
unchanged; sales Of 5000 bales. heceipfs OF
" heat In three days, ,09D bushelsi Ameri-
can IT, 600. California Wneat los: red west
err IS sd wfnter 81 I'd. Flour 22s Sd. Oats
. 90. Pork II6s. Beef 1i6s- Lard T3s Cd.
Cheese better. cumberland middieH 67s:
short ribbed middles 81. Naval stores quiet,
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BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIs. Sept. 20
CorToE-Horninal at 271zc; receipts las
bales ex ports III bales.
FLoUR-Dnll; medium frm al S SO
; S7k.
OATS-D Unchanged.
BRAN-Acttve at SIS
IaRD-Nominal.
Pork OminRA
BscoS-shoulder axe sides l7Iz9ls5ze.
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Communicated.
4 Durer-xrrur,.- r.
- - - = - = A-&a0aa
MONDAY. Sept. 10. 1870.

Rev. Doctor McBIaster ofthe Coyen-
enter Church, here, made an appoint
ment and preached sermon in the
court House Square at 3 O'clock
P M. last Sunday, for the benefit of
those who did not go into church
buildings He had quite large
audiences, and could not have wished
for a more attentive hearing. He
said the appointment was made as an
experiment.. and 1t being so satisfaes
tory he made an appointment for
next Sunday, at the same hour, saying
if it was not filed by any one else he
would fill il himself. s
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New York DR. Goods Market.

BY Te1egraph.l NEW YORK, Sept. %.
The dry goods market is active with mp
ward tendency still in price OF goods,
which is q questionable policy; LymaD q.
Browns Canton ianneAs advanced from
I9 TO zoe; Pemberton Y. bleached do
from 10 20 zoe; Imperial X A bleached
musIins from II TO ll1<e. aud Continental
ID s0-snch Blown & ON l53z TO los. .sEF.
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EeH Orleans Mrrlat

By TelegTaph.l RTEw ORLEArVs, Sept. %.
CoTTOE-Duil and pric IS a shade lower;
micdHng 175<c: sales SOD bales. receipts
90 haBess stock. "a. 645 balea-
CoRN-Duu and prices a shade lower;
oATs1Dulr and a shaas Iowers st. Louis
50Ms2c.
( PaBE-AIess S2Tl 90
RIO CoFFEE--FaIr l05<gl61zcs prime ia
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LOCAL NOTICES.
OFFICE E. C. & P. R. r. Co, ,
SankaroLnr % 1870

There will be an important meet
ing of the Directors, this morning, the
21st inst, at 9 AN. at the Evansville
National Bank. Every member of
the directory is ex pected to be pres
emf, prompt. E. G. VAN RIPPER,
Secretary.
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AAfUsEMEETs. - The public are
promised treat at the Opera House.
for three nights next week, by Pro-
fessor Hasselmeyer. who win be re-
membered as having visited this City,
once before and astonished his audi
enoes BY his feats Of legerdemain.
In tho list of attractions are several
items, che bare pronunciation Of
which ought to mark him as a prodi-
~ Of lingual dexterisy. a glance at
his advertisement will be sufficient to
convince any one thatit will be well
worth tho price of admission.
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seW York G0id and STOCK nafkeI,

The only failure of any interest IN Wall
Street this afternoon, was the sudden coli
lapse OF the bear movement tnaugurated
yesterday on 1h6 Stock Exchange.
the railway share Market at me
lOTest point to-day. showed an aver
age profit OF Ger cent. on the bear sales
OF YESTERDAY. This was too strong q
temptatiou for some OF the bears to resist
and many accepted the profits, which
turned the market upwards, and the day
closed with an advance Of per Ger. on
the lowest figures OF the day.
MoNEY-M Market easy at 4u6.
3 ETERITEG-D Dull az 91z0g9E. 10 .#u
AS CfOLD-Dull at 135<6013JS. borrowing rates
Lea 10 fat. CIearauces $500. 900.
L - M a. ND. Nurrr
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chicago Knrknf.

By telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. 90 o
ExcHAyGE-UneaaD ged. frferf orft
FLoUR-Qu and weak.
WHEAT-Dull and prices declined &c to
41zcs 81 071191 OK for No. 2 spring Chi
cago. flsIrH M 'rf fEf
CoRN-Actfve, and 2921c Ioweff e5L9
% &C for No. mixed.
OATS Dull. and prices have d. ciined 19
l1<c: 391< G37c for No. . 49,
RYE-puli, and prices have declined &c !;
7lc for No. q
EBARLEX-Dull, and prices have declined
2gSc 81 o. for No. 2
HIGHWINEs = Easier; opened az SIC, de-
cIDed 70 6a1Sc, and closed at S6c for iron
b1uDd Cooperate. as-
PoRK-Mess quiet and weak t22 80 at
sellers option December. @tA w#Hf
Hoes Market steady with moderate
demand AZ lO9s9e14c.
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eomethirg NeK and elTIIst .

/ have been through the market
we'll, and selected my stock very care
fully, and am confident that / can
please any and every manin regard to
style. quality and prices. Whatever
Is wanted in the line of gentleman s
wear or furnishing goods can be found.
Come and see me. No charge for
showing goods, and very low charges
for the goods themselves.
j III. ScnRICHTE,
sep19 1R No. 80 Main Street.
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PITTsBURG. Pa,
SOLE = Pl,RoPHIsroRs.


This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the
world HARMLESS, reliable tRafantan eous
does not contain lead nor any Uft1ltc pos
son 10 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the Wanted and delusive preparations
boastinz virtues they do not possess. The
genuine W. A. Batchelors Hair Dye has
uphold its integrity a. the. only Perfect
Hair Dye-Blaek or Brown. Sold by AL
Druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street. New
YORK. Fae7a1- see ara laaa ifelO
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CLOUD,S CORnIAL

by the single bottle. When you want
it, please call at the retail drug stores,
as they are always supplied, and it
will greatly relieve US il che matter Of
EXPLANATION"
and but DO justice to cur retail
friends. Respectfully,
sept21 Ct CLOUD. AKIN & Co.
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Cincinnati Market.

By TeIegraph.l CnVcSHATI, sept %.
FLoUR-Demand active and prices ad-
vaneed: family Is 4586; extra s. 25g5 50.
WHEAT Opened hrm but c.okes duil :;
No. red winter 81 81 10; No. l white
Kentucky 81 259l IS.
C0RN--Demand active and prices ad-
vanced 2ci no. mixed 69572ci No. white
oATs-DemauG fair and market nrm at
36a4lc. a
KYE-Quiet and weak al 75asOc.
BARLEY Demand fair and market flrEn !;
Fal No. 81 2OGBl %. d
sell middling l8c. aA-
ToBAcco-Duu and prices nominal. 3 iEe
WHIsKY-Demaud fair and market firm !;
wooden bound eOopefage SIC; iron bo1nd
do 8Sc.
PoRK-DuII and UNCHANGED at SEC. frIf5
BULK MEATs-DuH and prices nominal;
shoulders l15z: sides l41%, no sales: sides
clear ribbed sold at I51< for packed.
BacOS-Dui but unchanged; shoulders
1915 sides 1875 do Gear rip and Gear
TsARp-In fair demand bat at lower
rates: l5c.
BUTTER-Demand astfve and prices adj
vsnced TO 30.a33c. hae
EGGs-22aZ3c.
CLOVER SEED-Retatlfng a. 50 SI0. -AM
CoFEEE-Duli and shade lower at Is
@22o. t
eUGAR-Demand light but no ders nrn.
OILs-Un chanRed. GHE
= GoLD-ll3Ss buying.
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A MAN named John Fay was ar
rested By officer Redman, yesterday
evening, for lying drunk on Sycamore
Street. When j ohm was about to be
locked up he tried to persuade the
officer that he was the wrong man.
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sep19 1& No. 80 Main Street.

Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from % to 30 tons Of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. ~ sept14 IF ).
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Evansville and Charlottesville Rail-
@E road. m@e
SECRErARY's OFFICE.
4 $3.50. n IL -. " 4 o.

EVANSVILLE, Ind.s Sept. q le7O.J
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders In 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.
p q =. j. MARTIN,
sepiS I'd Secretary.
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Manifest 81 steamer John Lrrnsden
from Cairo to Evansville, Sept. 30.
A e Echrader 8 hogsheads tobacco: q W
French hogsbead tobacco: VIM q Brown
q Co 8 hogsheads tobacco; White Dun
kerson 2 hogsheadS tobacco; Martin, Gard
ner and Co hogshead tobacco; A Gum
berts dry hides, u sheep peits: Jaauess,
Hudspeth & co box leansi Roacn q 10
Sam Clark 290 bags wheat; l. Ruhner Jr e
Co Q5 bags wheat; Lyon & Maehen 10 bun
dies broom corn; VIM 4Heilmau4 pieces
castings; Mrs Randall II packages house
hold goods; II o Babcock z barrels onions
J E Dempsey ID rolls leather VIM Waga-
ner & Coz Barrels taliOW, barrel hides, /
buodie sheep skins; w Williams zinc
trunk.
RESHIPXEET.
S<Owensboro-1 biol whisky.
Louisville 81 lot plumber l hoSshead To-
CIncinnati-C0 empty beer kegs.