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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12

Council, the revealing Of which, he
desired them to bear in mind, was a
violation Of solemn engagements
amounting to mortal sin. How the
fathers received this / am unable to
say; but / am informed that in the
discussion on episcopal affairs, it was
urged that many bishops assumed too
much their independent authority, as
In the nomination of their Wears
general, and other matters on which
they were bound to refer to Rome,
instead of acting as if all at liberty.
To this the Cardinals Schwarzenberg
and Mattbieu answered in a sense
vindicating the bishops, and assert
ing that the abuses. if any existed,
were rather to be found at Rome than
elsewhere, and that reforms should
begin at that center. Others then
spoke in support Of the Roman
claims against the episcopal indie
pendence. The language Of the emil
nent cardinals, taking il as reported,
reminds US much of the bold asser-
tions by great theologians who vigor-
ously combated the evil of the time
in the Councils of Pisa and Constance.
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Religious Tt ms.

PRoTRACTED meetings are still IN
progress in New Albany. in a major
ity of the Protestant churches.
WE will be pleased to publish all
church notices which may be desired
by pastors, but to insure insertion
they should be handed in on Friday
forenoon.
THE First Baptist Church of this
city, with invited brethren, will meet
in council on Wednesday afternoon
and evening, February 10th, to con
slider the propriety of ordaining Bro.
S. K. Leavitt to the Ministry.
WE learn that an interesting re-
vival is in progress in the African
Methodist Church of this city. Quite
a number have professed faith in
Christ, aud the altar is crowded with
anxious inquirers. The meeting will
be continued every night during the
coming week.
TIE revival in Indepedence in the
General Baptist Church, under the
Iabors of the Rev. G. w. Moore, is
progressing with great interest.
Crowds of anxious penitents, from
the youth to the y-headed fathers
and parents, are earnestly seeking the
Savior, and many have been made
happy in Christ. The meeting will be
continued of. evenings through the
coming week.
UNION MEETINGS NEXT WEEK
AT a meeting of the pastors and Off
cial members of the Methodist, Pres
byterian and Baptist Churches, yes
terday forenoon, it was determined to
continue the religious services which
have been held with such gratifying
success, as Unicn Meetings. The
night services will be held at Trinity
Methodist Church, commencing on
tomorrow Sunday night, and con-
tinue every night during the week,
except Saturday. The Union Prayer
Meeting will be held every morning
during the week Except Sunday, at
the First Baptist Church, eommenc-
ing at 81 o'clock and continuing one
hour precisely, to be followed by an
inquiry meeting. Fifteen minutes of
the prayer meeting will be occupied
By the leader in the opening exercises,
all other remarks and prayers to be
limited to three minutes, and not
more than two similar exercises to
follow in succession. The night ser
vices will be conducted by the pas
tors. A general canvass of the city
was agreed upon, and cordial invi-
tation extended to all classes of our
citizens to attend these Union Meet
ings. Christians are greatly encour-
aged with the religious condition Of
the city, and they feel that by faith
fulness In duty and prayer, a great
and glorious work will be accom-
plished the coming week.
CINcINNATI. - From the ranorts
made at the Preachers Meeting Mon.
day, the 9th. we learn that within
the East and West Cincinnati dis
triets the accessions TO the Methodist.
Episcopal Church, within the last
quarter, have been over I, GEO
The Churches In Cincinnati, Ce7-
ington, and Newport. German and
English, have, most of them. been
blessed, the total conversions and ac-
cessions. within the quarter, reaching
to over ZOO. In Finley Chapel, last
Sabbath, at the morning service, over
100 rose for prayers, and - united
with the Characterization Advo-
cafe.
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z. a. COOKE & co.
desdtf

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TONIC BEVERAGE and NUTRIENT
and as the best known preparation for
NURSING MOTHERS, not having the
Objectionable properties OF malt liquors IN
general.
TARRAET d CO., NEW YORK.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES, ETC.
las dlmI
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THE Catholic Telegraph asked the
other day for anyIinstanoe of fallibility
in Peters life after the Holy Ghost
was given on the day Of Pentecost.
The Christian AdU0cdte of this week
calls the attention of the Telegraph
to the consideration of Gal. IL, lila.
Paul withstood Peter to the face i" be-
cause he was to be blamed" Peter
was convicted clearly of assembling,
and of leading other Jews to dissem-
bic with him, even Barnabas among
the rest. Paul had finally to take
Peter to task, and administered to
him good, sound reproof. We re-
peat the AdUOcdte'S question-Which
was Pope, Peter, or Paul?-Cin. Ga
zette.
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ADVERTTsEmENTs.
COflecfOr's 8RIe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that I, John Greek, Collector of the
city of Evansville. between the hours OF 9
and II O'Clock An, and and o'clock
Pm, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, AID. 1870,
VIII sell at pubic adction, at the door of
the Court House, In The city of Evansville,
Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate, and improve
ments assessed for the payment of city
taxes Tor the year 1863, due from the own
taxes being now due and unpaid, and for
the cost of said 3aIe; and that said sale will
be continued on the next day thereafter,
viz: Thursday, March Sd, 1870, at O'Clock
PM at the door of the Court House, in
Evansville, for the purpose of selling such
properly as may nave peen solo on the
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N L w FIR NJ.
BUILDERS
EMPORIUM.


We respectfully call your attention TO "a
brief list OF Building Materials minufac-
turod for and kept on hand b. us We
propose 10 furnish everything required IN
building. Our establishment comprises D
combination never before attempted by
any one house, we make Building Ma
terials q specially; and from twenty-five
years experience as mechanic. manufao-
tuTer, and builder, we hatter ourselves
G. at we can furnish articles IA our line
more to the satisfaction OF builders, rs re-
CARDS quality and fitness, than persons
with less experience assuring you that, II
our list comprises anything required BY
you, we shall be most happy 20 forward
you, on application, our Price List.
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BULLS HEAD PROPERTY
HEINLIN's.

Gray, JaLnes H-....................
ROCK WETI,a
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Trustees Sale.

At the Courthouse door In tbe ,o,.
Winchester, Tenn, Oh Monday. The o 81 "l
November. 1870, [ will, as Trustooo 'i - or
Deed ofTrust made by A. II. RufInJ,,,iha
the 9th day of September 1865. to ,oo' ~ On
the paymentand satisfaction of ainI,runuure
and costs, obtained by r IL. CartwSnii'ent
VS. said Rutledgc. for SOIL %. on ria, ,'S s!lit
day of December 1866, IT, the Cjrcmit t' Tn otN
for Franklin county, Tenn, and aI Lo"tt
pay and satisfy II Judgment and ros ",so ;, TO
tanned by y. ID. Ellis rs surviving nart, W.
oftne firm Of Ellis & Moore. a~lip p"t tner
Rutlcdge. in said Court. on The aIst a., sala
October. 1867. for S5J2 -, oHer for s 10y VI
the highest bidder, for cash, withnnt ~ 70
right Of redemption, the tract Of s'ie
specified in said Deed OF trust as tha , r"Du
crty OF said A. n. Rutledgc, and bon mGpI
on the north by the lands Of Jno. S,n'I ieu
Oh the east by the lands of no. St"p pie''
on the south by the lands of Sl,i,pp,oss'
Read and James Couch. and ON tha p r.n1i
by the lands OF William Lipscolnb r "u,1
tanning 200 acres. ~'"'
The proceeds Of said land are first ia l..
applied TO the payment Of the cXDen.n, w ",
said iced of Trust ana then in liduiIafNU,,,
Of the judgments aforesaid, due Il W
Cartwright. and n. ID. Ellis. surviv;n -.
partner, etc. This OctoberlS, lS7O wing
y. 5. MARKS, Trustee
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Household Bible----Devotional
and Practical.

The Illustrated Polyglot Household BIZ
BILE, containing the Old and New Tesla
mcnt-, with marginal readings and an Or
iginal selection of references to parallel
and Illustrative passages. together with Il
concordance, Il complete index and concise
dictionary of the Bible: also, Family
Record, and many valuable trentiscs and
useful tables, designed TO promote and ia
scriptures.
illustrated with finely executed maps.
steel plates, and cngrayings from original
of places connected " it'll remark
able events mentioned in the Bible.
ZElGLER. MCCURDI q CO..
l39 Race Street, Cincinnati
.zS" J. c. Mai, Esq. Agent for Franklin
County.
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Night Scenes in the Bible.

Many Of the most affecting and impor-
tant scenes described in the Bible. trans
pircd under the Splcndor. oforicntal night
-odom and Egypt. Becr,hcba and Baby Ion.
Carmel and Giiboa. Olivct and Emmau-.
Jerusalem and the sea ofGailcC. have each.
by night, been Witnesses of the power and
glory Of the omnipotcnt Jehovah.
The author Of Might Scene, in the BIZ
blc.' has followed the shadow of night
across the landscape Of divine revelation.
and grouped together iLc sacred scenes
which are made awful or impressive by
the mantle Of darkness.
lie has succeeded in bringing to light
new and beautiful gems from the mine OF
bible truth, and has produced Il delight
FIJI volume The leading clcrgImcn OF
the country have given it their most cor
dial approval rs Il "charming" and lin
,truclivc" work.
The style in which it is published eXccls
Ianything it has been our privilege to cX-
anime. The steel cngluylngs by the first
artists OF the country are perfect gems OF
art We have space 10 describe but two
Of them. The first is The Night Watch
in Mount SER Beside one of the noun
Lain passes. with grand peaks towering.
crag upon crag, on either side. stands the
watch-toWcr. with its solitary Waterman.
just through the pass can be seen the
first bright ,treakS Of approaching dawn.
At the foot of the pass. wholly shaded by
the ovcrhNnGing crags. Il party of travel
crS are cncampcd They cry out to the
Waterman: "Watchman. what of the
night. and down through the pass comes
rcvcrbrrating that cheering cry: The
morning c0mcth.' Again we pass on
down the ages to the time when the long
| H.. \. e., /
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State Of !I'ennessee--F rankin Go
Henry Sanders. vs.. Charles Hewlett.

Henry Sanders. vs.. Charles lluWIht.
In this cause it appearing by affidavit
that The defendant. Charles Hewlett i
justly indebted to the plaintiff, and Is It
nonresident OF the state 80 that the Ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served upon
aim. and an original attachment having
been levied on his property.
Ii i therefore ordered that publication
be made Tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal, Il newspaper Published in
the town OF Winchester. Tenn com
handing the said defendant to appear be-
fore me. NJ. {. CriLtrce. J. p. or some 9th
cr acting Justice OF the Peace ofsaid COIN
ty, on or before the 18th day of April. Isl,
and make defense to said suit again him
orit Will be proceeded with tx partr.
NJ. tRABIREE.
j. Z. for f'ranhl!r Co.
i.,.
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County Court Of Franklin Go,

l.. ). Matthews and wife, ct. ais, W. } {.
L.ooncy. ct. ais.
In this cause. on motion. and It appear
in9 to the Clerk. from yhe Bill. which /,
sworn to. that Robert Il. Stewart and Jno.
stewart are npn-rcsilcnts of the Stle o!
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four c0n-ccutivc weeks III the
Home journal. published in Winrhc-tcr'
Tenn. requiring said nonresident dclcnd-
ants to appear before the Honorable Louh-
ty Court OF Franklin county. Tenn. on or
before the LIT Monday in November. l''o'
and plead. answer or demur to the prl!-
ton of the petitioners. o. the same Viii hc
taken for confessed. and set for hcaTih.
eX- partc as to them. Witness my hand. Ill
office, this October 9TH. 1870.
JNO. q. ENOCIIS. Clerk.
W. FRANCIS. Solicitor for Petitioners.
Octl3-iw 81 10
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Land for Sale.


d. s. Long, administration, VS. Mary VII
kcrSon, &C. ais.
BY virtue of decree of the County
Court Of Franklin county, Tennessee pro
nounccd at its October Term. 1870. will
on tie
1th Monday of November, 1870.
it bcin" the 7th day of said month. at the
Courthouse door in the town Of Wncle,-
ter, Tenn, Clier for sale. to the hi.hc.t
bidder. on L credit Of one aud Two years
except the. sum OF ten per cent, which
must be paid on day of sale, the tract o!
land described In the plcadin-S.
Said land lies in civil district No. . Of
Franklin county. Tenn and contains two
hundred and fifty acres.
Purchaser Will he required to Give two
or more good and sufficient securities. and
Il lien viii be retained uutIl the purchase
money is paid. October .tii. 1919.
j. &. ENOCiiS. Clerk.
II. W NEWMAN. solicitor.
Oytl3-tdS 50 CO
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FINE FARM FOR SALE !
The Ann Finch Farm,

! will offer for >alc in Winchester on
Monday. December 9TH. 1870 the farm
known Is the Ann Finch Place. trm,rd
about one mile rom Winchester. on the
Shelbyyille road. on the waters OF Boiling
Fork. There is on the place II brick house.
with Fix rooms. brick kitchen with two
rooms. good cellar. brick smoke house. and
never-tallin% spring. The place is also
well supplied with water for stock.
said farm contains three hundred and
twenty-five acres. and will be sold on one,
two and three years time. with interest.
Notes rcquir d, with good secnrity.anl Il
lien retained. ". j. BRIGGS.
oct ,ii-IS
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GEO. s., RUBLE
IMMIGRATION SOCIETY
An Interesting Address

a G5 ' v iSss a sT 4g@nS and p"1 s
%%To r.. s@'y n" i" Trr t" Do , 'H the sSs
many aiN"nges which our county POSSESSES other
"S SG it,. '1 ga: G" sn". g so sf s
@ FROM NSr s S &; w@yIs' A run"
i Haea @ S" %a,ya
an% % cl " " % 's found T y the
c n n%H, w Ir ns "v" T%%J ama ARE
no msn to GyS"%s We n s f"
,G: Fcmas s H Io o G T na , M.n
g"als institute located e salem miS from wlaccc
Ha c%icss are or 9 @5cl" a'G en-"
@ @ ' " the ss~aos %"1 con c% pS y
i, % a. 'H9 ri' %"!
the 1f %'@" nd "iS'g % S ;s! , r sean.ss I'd
lo .', r in The e. mai from Ic,e Sich
%@s e IL ;S,Sa %Sss ss / 5 $, %$:
The border scene pi rcI and
" ' $"; 'a t HS a s %t with
% o'y @ cS S'i"% w1 ws s o1. 1%
F Of H"s . y "f sr aSor win y a:I
hap not for the growing any other portion our
power s% ] sg Of s sr %
"ag the sSnty IL stream l %sy
% "o% S %l e e e soe " ito ,
bridge S4 Sn, 3c csa Gns Sfns
"S%" Tic S A' % % s we're %0 I
The distance
which gives
owned by the Hon A. Colyar Who
sell or form stock company and put machinery into sc.
found
trDuaes OF tins Boiling Fork Town Creek Beans Cek&c
The timber the table land il
h oak cennt and hickory In the river Lotion are
scarcity OF timber any part this 0'S "'
ee @ f1 rs s "s .s G at Gs r" " %
supply the MILL ~0"'i'"' 'Housh
desiring
JF SYIIR corresponding Secretary Franklin County S
Persons visiting upon SyIrn Py ,ior
OF the Society, who also resides
ance desired who will direct ePresiIen. % 81
ety Who reside civil district and who
to render all the assistance their such AS are
ahohe among To find favorable location.
~ would also state that need have being Modesto
an worth from twenty per acre owing tn
qnaliy and improvements >' WINS "
J.W. SYLER,
W. b. WATTERSON,
j. H. RUSSEY,
April D-u I,..ysrs Cormn,s,
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"OUR FATHERS !iOUsE;"
OIL
THE UNWRII'TEN WORD,

BY Daniel March, author Of the popular
Might scenes" hi, master thought and
language shows uS untold riches and beau
ties in The Great House, with its blooming
flowers. singing birds, waving palms. roll
ing clouds. beautiful bow. sacred noun
tains. dcIightlul rivers, mighty oceans.
laundering voices. blazing heavens and
vast universe. with countless beings in
millions o worlds and reads to II, in each
the Unwrittcn v ord. Kosc-tinted paper.
ornamental cngrnying- and superb bind
ing. XElGLER. McCUEDY x co.
l39 Race street. Cincinnati.
- &c. Mail ESD Agent for Franklin
County,
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NEW YORK, August 10Th, 1865.
Allow me to call your attention to my
Preparation of Compound
Extract BucllI.
The component parts are BUCHU. LONG
LEAFCUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.

NOPE OF PREpARATIoN.-Buch in vac
no, Juniper Berries, by distilation. to form
fine gin. Cubcbs extracted by dispacc-
ment with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries; very little sugar is used, and .
small proportion of spirit. 1t is more pal
atablc than any now in use.
Bnchu. Il, prepared by Druggists, is of a
dark color 1t isa plant that emit, it, irn-
GRANGE; the action OLA flame destroys this
Its active principlcJ. leaving Il dark and
2lutinouS dccoclion. Mine i, the color OF
! mgr dientS. The Buchu in my prcparN-
! ton prcdominate-; the smallest quantity
of the other ingredients are added, to pre-
vent fermentation; upon Inspection it viii
he found not 10 be Il Tincturc, Il, made in
Pharmacopma. nor is i! II Syrup--and
therefore can he used in cases where fever
or inflammation exist In this. you have
the knowledge of the ingredients and the
mode OF preparation.
Hoping that yon will favor it with Il tri-
al. and that upon inspection. it Will meet
with your appreciation.
Vita Il feeling Of confidence.
am. very respectfully.
II. Il. HELMBOLD,
chemist and UraWiSt
Of Ii l'cms' Experience
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
An Instructive Article.



therefore rcd cs Great deal Of il
and cannu, afford to p0V hi2h for il, hi
the other case, the whole lagm is pay |
ing iar interest without labor, rs il i, |
in clover and grass, aUd the pultiJu
which it is desired to cultivate being
small, the labor required is small, and
therefore can be wei, paid.
Now suppose our GEORGIA ilrmcl, IN
making his ARRANGEMENTS lornc wear.
sho,lI ware his nan. SnJp g h
.i.,ulj soil ,or h4ll M. u,ull. and a ..
cLaroe one halt his hands. Let nia.
,.vt y,,r u,n tine Nancy what HI.
would have paid for The hire Of these
lord. nal ,.n.rn and l,ru OF Bi-
,ul,l.. far tLn rurcl.s. NJ manuy,s.
l.n,. linn cultivate r,tlir,c ,hg, he docs
no, manure. whether cy.,yn. cora.
v,h.., anita 'rlf, wiu oraa,iy car.
,.;. ,.,,o,o, ho,.ror,. .hrt..,,iil uyi,r
,,oro ui,l, h.lr ,no i.bnr .,nd.bti, ilr
oro,l ,,or AMI ,,ou,lo ,.t MI,
,ot,ou.ln ,,,.prcJ L.pyuv What f..
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tn tho rrcrch ,r,rtco. WE shall Gul
,hot oood ,nanurjng Of BARNARD ma.
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Important to Wool Growers.

WOOL WANTED.-Thc fayc;te, lie
WOODEN Mill, are prepared 10 manufacture
Blankets. ShawlS. COvcrlcts. Jeans. { a,l-
meres. Satnc;s. Flanncl-. Linscy-. STOCK
ing Yarns. Rolls. DC. Nc.. at greatly re-
duced prices. and warrant satisfaction 70
all customers. We will pay the freight on
all wool sent to our Factory. and return me
goods promptly. For particular. Sc our
agents, Sylcr Il Mann. ut Winchester, or
send for circulars and samples.
J. T.. MEDEARIs 4 Co..
may5Gm Fayetteville. Tenn.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

Is the great specific for Universal LASH
tudc. prO>tratUn. etc.
The constitution. once affected with Or
ganic Weakness, requires the ali nf Mcdi-
cine to strengthen and inygoratc the >ys-
TEN. which llELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BuCllu invariably does. ! 10 treatment
is submitted to, Consumption or insanity
cnsucS.
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From the Largest Manufacturing
Chemists in the World.

"NovEMBER !, 1851.
Il am acquainted with Mr.. II. Il. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my re idcncr, and was successful in con-
tIucting the business where Others had not
been equally 80 before him. have been
layorably impressed with his character and
WILLIAM WElGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers d Wci9htman.
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
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10000 YARDS

Sequa!chie Doe Skins, guaranteed I'M
equalled, at 6jc per yard.
We are also in ieceip. of large In
voices of Cassimercs, which we will sell
at most popular prices. rS- Send
for samples.
+. +. REDFIELD & CO.
septic
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HelmbOld's FIUid E,ctrnct of
Buch" and Improved
Rose Wash

VIII radically cxtcrminatc from the sys-
fem diseases arising from habits ofdiSsipa-
ton. at little expense. little or no change
in diet. no Inconvenience or cXI,o.lr,, !:
completely ,upcrscding those unpleasant
ana dangerous remedies. Copaiya aud Mcr-
curry, in all t.e>c diseases.
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or the better accommodation of Franklin Comfy patrons have
q talcd Agency Winchester HIRAM IERRE
orders to him VIII receive careful and prompt attention.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-21

NEW YORK. Sept 2O.-Cotton heavy; sales 2251
Oaiss; Middhng uplandslat l84 q 1870. Flour-sale.
9;oOO bbls.; State and Western heavy and closins
a pna iGc below g.otations; State at 90 a SIS
80; southern at IS q 500 Wheat dull "a % low.
er: sales 5000 BUSH; No. Spring at 20 0D 1 Ok
NO. DO at III q II: Nos. aud Mixed i 1Gi "a
~; Winter RED and Amber Western at 80 "a / IS,
at 80 vic; high yellow so a ESQ., Oats 1c better
ONO AT 81 @ 5sc; Western at So Ia &c., Pork lower
new mess at 70 IL a rs 80; prime at % 80 O 25 90
Lard quiet; steam at Is q Ice; kettle at Is @ 16ic
nuttsrmUno az ~ e 3lc State at 26 @ 4ac Whis-
Key nrmer; Western free at 800 "a 91c. Rice dull;
CaIoi4a at 81 g 94c. sugar steady; Porto Rico al
l0c MuscovadO at q 10c; fair to good refolng at o;
W9sc; No. IL Dutch standard at 10lc Naval Stores
nSpirts Iurpentine weak with sales at 39Bc Resin
steady Win sales at 80 q 9j tor strained, Petro-
ieum quiet; crude at 13s C; refined at 253c TaIlow
heavy at q 9c. Heights 10 Lyerp )ol firm: cot,on
per steam Id flour do do Is Cd. N'fN-
Chicago. Sept. 20-Flour weak Wheat declip.
ing; No. - @4tc lower. Corn lower; No. Mixed
q SIC. Rye declining; No. at II "a 7ss. har lev
9eclnlng; No. 2 at 06. High Wines easier at Sc
Mess Pork at % 81. Live hogs steady with nader
are demand ct rs q 1862 Cattle quiet at 37t a
Reeepts-600O bbls. -four, $1,000 bush, wheat
0OO Dush corn 40 900 bush. oats rs 900 bush rye
81 900 bush barley, z, 500 hos
a. Shipments-30OO bbs. -four, 10000 BUSH wheat
2OS00 bush. corn. ~
CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.-Shoulders at 1879 "a 13ac
clear ribs at l5fc; Packed Lard at l4a a 49,
uplands at 173c. "'u"'ins
lands at 16Ic. s UP
SAVANNAH, Sept. 2O.-Cotton In good demand
Middling uplanas at 17bc.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2O.-Cotton dull; Middue
uplands at 17lc. OAs