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vERNMENTs-Qulet, but very strong: :
new York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Sept. 8.
CorToN-Firm and actives sales of ], oil
bales &C 2)e for middling upland.
FLoUR-heceiptE OF zz448 barrels; dull
and 5gl0e lower; sales OF 7, 500 barrels at
3 eOg5 = for supernne western and state ;
- 5000 As for extra western and state: s5 50
wheat western extra; IS 45g6 20 for extra
Ohio: IS 40aS for extra st. Louis.
sold at q 2596
CORN MEAL-Qu iet.
WhIsKx-FiFLi; $50 barrels sold at 9ic.
WHEAT -Receit,ts ofl2IB.2IB bu. dull and
2aSc lower; 40 600 bu sold AZ 81 rs Tor No.
2 spring; 81 20 for No. 1 spring; 81 309l 80
Tor winter red and amber western 81 30
fJr new winter red Iilinoiss 81 450l 81 for
white westei n, latter choice.
RYE-Dull at DOC.
CoRE-Dull; receipts 1901 brshels; sales
OF 5000 bushels AZ 83985c for new mixed
western; 92c for yellow.
OATS steady; receipts 1922 bushels:
60a56c for Ohio aud State.
Coal U n changed.
LEATHER-Qulet; hemlock sole. b lenos
AyIe5 ana no Srande, hgat and heavy
middle weights, 2S93lc.
-WooL-Steady sales OF 1000 pounds at
A5 s57% for domestic fleece: 80ai for un-
washed; s894Oc for pulled 52858 for tub
HAY-Moder-te demand and uuchang-
HoPs-Quiet at l5a25c.
COFFEE-Quiet.
sUGAR-Firm: sales NJ 200 hhds at saIOo
| for Cuba :SA@lO% for Porto Rico.
MoLASSES- Dui..
RICE-Qutet.
PETROLEUM Quiet az lie for crude; 28l<c
/ for refined.
oRK-NominaI; sales OF 400 barrels at
| e27 50gH rs for mess: s2498 for prime: $50
Tor prime mess; SIS 25 for thin mess; S28 81
for rump; t29g20 70 for city mess: also,
sales OF 500 barrels OF mess, buyers Sep
/ tember, at So rs.
BEEF-Steady; sales of 90 barrels at Sl2a
/ $40 for plain mess; Sl69l9 for extra mess
Beef hams lower; sales of 30 barrels az s8l
/ @37 so. Tieree beer steady at G2802g foi
prime mess; Sj0g1 for Ind q mess. Mid
Il dies nrm.
Gun MEArs-DuI at lss20c Tor picEled
| hams.
/ LARD-Dull; sales OF 200 tierces az 16d
/ 1890 for steam; 179l7l<c for kettle render
gu also, sales Of 30 tierceB. Septemb Der q
l61<c; also, sales OF 250 tieTcess October, al
| l6c.
BUrrER-Quiet at 20a8oc f1r western.
CHEEsE-Quiet at 4al4c.
| FREIGHrs-firm and unchanged.
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Illness OF Manor Walker.

A rumor was current In the city
yesterday that Mayor Walker was
dead, but up to ten O'Clock last night,
if such was the fact. his relatives in
the city were not aware Of il.
His brother, Justice james I.
Walker, left him at about nine o'clock
last night, when his condition was
such that he was not expected to sur
wye the night, but up to two O'Clock
no further accounts have bean receiv-
ed. He is constantly attended by
friends that give him every care,
among them his brother. DR.. George
B. Walker, who is his physician.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05
The Courts.

REcoRDER's CoURT-Nathan VII
lard, Esq. presiding.-John Miller
was fned So Is for disorderly drunk.
Time being more plenty than money
with John. he took six days in Jail.
Joe Lurt, who, when arrested, was
too drunk to tell his NAME. was not
too drunk to pay s. 40 cash for his
spree.
Sarah Reed was fined, ten dollars,
with an alternative of twelve days in
jail, for fighting Martha Smith. Mar
tina, stupid looking inhabitant of
Apps Block, was dismissed.
Henry Terry, has musical son-in-
law, but Henry doesn't like music
in de air" SO when his relative began
to blow Shoe Fly" on a French
horn, Henry demonstrated, aud finally
quarrelled. 1t cost him IS % cash.
Henry A. Nelson. James App,
Thomas Nugent, aud Thomas Smith,
the four. rowdies who overturned
steps, unhinged gates, &C.. were fined
81 90 each. Smith paid up and the
others gave bond.
There was no criminal business be-
fore the Justices on Saturday. Three
weddings in Justice McTernan' 3
court was about all the counting done.
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THE WAR NEWS.
The G"Fmans Wild with JOY over the
News IF the Great Ger
man Victory.

The glorious news that came over
the wires from the seat of war IN
Fcance, on Saturday morning, pro-
duced unbounded delight in the
hesrts of the Germans of this city.
o the receipt of the first dispatch
tuere we're a few. even among the
Germans, who feared that the news
was too good to be true; but the
doubts of even the few were dispelled
BY the appearance of the JOURNAL S
of,ernoon extra, which contained iull
confirmation of the mornings news.
All the morning little groups of
Germans aud eympa,hizers with Ger
many had been gathering to discuss
the news, but when the confirmation
came. the groups began to grow into
crowds.
At three o'clock Warren's band
clme out and were driven through
the principal streets, playing German
airs in honor Of the great event, while
Captain Christian Wunderlich, with
his gun squad. had their artillery out
ana fred salute of fifteen guns from
the river bank, near the foot of Wa
nut Street.
After the band had made circuit
of the city, and returned to Main
Street, an enthusiastic crowd gather
ed about it, and after some patriotic
airs had been played. they adjourned
to Lohse's saloon on Second Street,
in front of which the band played
"ISteh Icb IN .6qstsrer MitterRacht, >
and "Lauter5och," two old German
popular songs, in which the assembled
Germans heartily joined.
Throughout the whole day the re-
joicing was almost constant, and the
intensity of feeling as great as that
felt by the true aud loyal men of the
land when Richmond was taken and
Lee laid down his arms.
Tonight another grand German
meeting will be held in the Court
House, when the rejoicings will taxa
| a more formal shape.
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CIaeInnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.
FLoUR-unGaanged family IS 5Ja5 IS.
WHEAT Dull red 81 l00l Is.
CoRN-U Unchanged and quiet az 70972c.
OATB-Dull at 35944c.
RYE-7S gS0c.
BARLEY Unchanged.
CoTToH-Active aud higher; middling
l9Mc.
ToBAcc3-UnchaDged.
VHmKY-Dull at $4,000, with demand
MISS PoRK-DuIl ard prices nominal At
e27 50.
LARD-DuIl and held at 155<c.
BACON-In fair demand: sales OF IS hnds :
I41<c for shoulders; l7lSalSc for clear sides :
clear rib held at l6ize, with a fair demand
for bulk meats; sales OF 100000 les al l2xc
for shoulder. and l4Lc for light tides.
the supply Is better.
EGGs-l7c, and in demand.
CHEEsE-Steady at lSUlSHc.
LTHsEED OIL-Dull a. gBa93r.
LARD OILs-Sl I79l 20, and duli.
GRoCERIKas Steady and In good demand
GOLD l4z buying, and duit.
ExCaANGE-flrm at par 0us Ing.
MoNEY-Market closes at 69l6 per cent
buying for acceptable paper. The war
news caused great Excitement TO interfere
with business TO some extent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05

RoBBERY-SHREWD DETECTION OF
THE PERPETRAToR.-The Louisville
papers contain the account of the
robbery of q gentleman named Snow.
who lives in Kentucky opposite this
city. The robbery was committed on
the steamer Ben franklin. near Lou.
isville.
Mr.. Snow, who came down to this
city on Saturday on the Morning Star
in company with Captain Lauer and
Mr.. Hitch, related to them that when
an officer Calf. johnson, of Louis
ville.) was called in and informed of
the robbery, be carefully examined
the looks of the walters and cabin
boys and selecting one of them. took
him aside and demanded the plumber,
q gold watch and $25 in money.
The boy stoutly denied all knowl-
edge of the matter, but the officer was
memorable, and proceeded to search,
when both money and watch were
found in his boots.
When denial was useless, the thief,
whose name is given as Pat Delaney,
related that the theft was accomplish
ed by climbing up the door of Shows
state room, running his arm through
the transom, and taking the watch
and money from under the pillow of
tho upper berth.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05

CARMI RAILROAD.-MessTs. w. A.
Douglass and II. s. Dewey. the con-
tractors on the Carmi road, have now
a working force of about one hundred
men and thirty or forty teams at
works, telling trees and grubbing the
stumps. and have nearly mile ready
for the graders to commence upon.
In view OF the great Importance, to
this city of the Carmi Railroad, should
MOI zoe breaking of the ground be
marked by some appropriate eeremo-
MES. The contractors will be ready
to begin grading to morrow morning.
and during to day arrangements could
be made to have some sort of celebra-
ton to mark the formal commence.
ment of the work.
Messrs. H. s. Morrill,, Superintend-
ent, and NJ. HeiIman go out on the
line of the road TO day to arrange for
the right of way through this county.
Messrs. Dewey and Douglass are
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05
MRS. MILLERs NEW BOOK
TdE RICHIE IT FARMING LANDS
IN THE WORLD.
i 400. 900 AOEEs FOE 88TU
To Actual set era.
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSAS
Union Pacific Railroad Ccmp1au
CSTTs nom running, Southern
Rrnmch

The Lands now offered by this Company
are situated mainly within twenty miles
on each side Of the road eEtendtug nnU
hundred and seventy miles along tho p q.
OSLO VALLEY-the Richest, nnest. and
most inviting valley for settlement lu tha
one.third OF the labor required 40 tho
East 40 the culture 81 farms will iuauro
here double the amount Of crops. hoF or
chnrdB, grape culture and small lrull fu
general, 10 Is unequaled.
BUILDING MATEhIAL AND ENHos
ING Of every variety and in great album
STOCK RAISING - The rich native
grasses Of the prairiea and bottoms With
the large area OF unOccupied landn, ia
connection with the cry, mild, and open
Winters, present uneQunled nc HUuLHae
for the raising OF cattle, sheep, and hoHeT.
DAIHXING.-ln such country With
ranges for stock unrestricted ama pasture
limitlese, the production OF butter and
cheese must be prom liable.
FRUIT GROWING la one of the aprctnLs
ties. as demonstrated by the Gold Media
awarded TO the state Of Kanaaa Dy lao
Pennsylvania state Horticultural uaiWtV
for "a COLLECTION or FRUIT HH-
PASSED FOX SIZE, BEAUTY, AND NIaFnlt.
THE CHINA re AND HEALrH OF Kan
saa are unequaled. These, indeed. aF1
among It's chief eXcollemcioa, and Hfo rce-
concentrations for settlement
PRICES OF Ian D.--Brom 81 90 e8 per
acre ;acredit Of ten (iOl yearaf time
TERMS OF BALE.-Oue-tenth down at
time Of purchase. No payment tha1crgHd
year. 0ns, le g i snsry year a.le5 EMU
THE HEAD LAND OFFICE % located
at JUNCTION CITY. To ali purchasers of
lands gfee nckets from this point ore giVen
For further information. addras
MBAACW. G1OWMOWs
Land CommRah rHUHs
NEODAaO FALLS MheaAas
te80 8mW
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New York DEFY GOODS MARKET.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. 3.
Trade continues active and prices are gem
orally ntm printed caicoes are buOyant
and some makes have advanced cent dur
ing the week. while others have advanced
u cent per yard Bpragues being an eKcep-
ton. The scarcity and high prices OF grey
clothes is the cause OF the advance In prints
In printed deiatnes there is some irrez ular-
tty of rates, ali new styles selling at an ad .
vance of two cents, but old styles sell at Is
Manchester striped lustres lSQ20c; 81 D ain
alpaccas- reduced TO 22L: while Pacific
corded do. have risea 10 M. A jobbing
house Is offering q line OF heavy serRes and
heavy corded alpaccas al q low rate viz. lbc (;
also, a line OF heavy grapes and PekiD
stripes AZ 15c; Worsted bralds IN common
colors offered as low as 5095O5<; while high
colors in the bleach are selling &C 831SM3i;
81 Androscoggin wnite sheetings bring
67K
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81. LOuis Market,

BY Telegraph 81. LOUIS sept'S'
TOBACCO Unchanged.
t,oTrON-Ouie at l75zMl6c for middling
HEMP-Steady and unchanged.
BAGGLNG-Flrm nc 2gM939c.
RoPE-MachiRs 1854.
FLOUR Unsettled; supeTnne ~ p; eX
ira "a 5O94 IS; Xxx IS as IS; Xxx % 5OG6.
WHEAT-Duus heavy and lrregulari %
2 sprtng g5Gs6c; \ o. rel fall 81 I29i -
No. 81 l5gl 10.
CORH-DulI; prime yellow CSC; white 72c
OArs-ln better demand al cy94Jc.
BARLEY-Unchanged
RYE-Buyers scarce, and very little do
Ing
GRAINs-Dull and unchanged.
HIGHWINES-Highe AZ 9lg9Ic.
PROVISIONS 49, In moderate demand
Mess pork SIS. Bacon shoulders ~; clear
rib III clear SIDES lbc.
LARD-Quiet at I51zglBs.
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just the men such a community as
ours always welcomes; energetic, en-
terprising. and at the same time as
pleasant gentlemen as one would de-
sire to meet. They have divided their
force into gangs of about thirty, and
placed them at different points along
the road. so as to accomplish as much
as possible at time.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. 3.
FLoUR-Extremely duIr at l5a2jc lower
no buyers.
WHEAT-Panicky; closing at Sc lower
opening sales at 81 O5Z seller last nall
closing az 81 O5Z for Old regular stllel
month for cash al 92B9iI; closing 60 the
inside in the afternoon market heavy
new No. a 81.
CORN-Duli: cloting unsettled AZ 02c fOl
cash 621<fa62< seller last half
OATB-Fatriy active and lac lower
closing az 85c cash for regular; 3j5z@36c tel'
Ter last half
RYE-Dull at 60c for NO. 2.
DRAMATICALLY actiVei closing al u "
for No. 2
HIsHwIEEs-Flrm at $4,000 for wood
and froa bound.
PRovIsIoHs-Dull aud nominal.
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By Telegraph LoNDoa, SEPT s
Continental securities here tend Htrour.
~ upward french being an exception.
At Live pool Mark Lane and Miulnr
Lane report, in conaeQuence Of political
news IN q every hing 10 IA, e5tied, with
out tine possibility OF fixing prices. which.
however. generally t-nd up. Confalr
closed az s25z American securities drmer
ana higher; bonds, gzs S85< 85's old @
6ls bIH. stocks quiet; Erie lzKs Illinois
Central ll2i Great Western 2216.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 8.--Cotton closed
cited, uplanda 8216ds Orleans 0<dsnr#
export and speculation. Wheat, Caii
MIA white los 3D. 4: red western NO. 288aa
IS %: winter IS 7dM9s 90 Western 70 uHH
24s Cd. Corn NO. IN Ked 23s 3D. 0al
lodges. Barley bs. Peas 37s 90. Pork Cul-
al 1905 Beef l2hs Lard Arm at l1t.
Cheese els Cd. Bacon, e3s for short RIO; s1a
for Cumbes land cai. Spirits, petroleum
l2d; fined Is 65Sd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05

BASE BALL - ANOTHER MATCH
GAME.-Our citizens will remember
that some five or six weeks since, the
Evansville Club" in response to a
challenge from the Princeton Club. F"
sent up nine" to that young city,
and carried off the palm of victory
in a very handsome manner.
A telegram received Saturday. from
the Secretary of the Princeton
Club" states that their club will be
here o.morrow afternoon to play,
They will endeavor TO carry the
priza ball back with them. A close
game may be expected.
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wT. G. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full 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.
ie17-tf
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River Disnn1cnr

PITTsBURG, September 3. The
Mononeahela is falling fast with 2 feet
3 inches IN the channel, No move
ment in freight on the wharf, except
for local packets. Weather warm
and cloudy. and indications of rain.
PITTsBURG. September 4-There
was heavy rain in the afternoon,
but IS pow clear. MonoDgahela 3 feet
and falling.
CIEcENNATI, September 3.-Noon.
The river has risen inches; II feet
~ inches 10 the channel. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer II.
CINCINNATI, September 3 -Eiyer
falling with IL feet 4 inches in the
channel Weather cloudy aud cool.
CINCINNATI, September 4-River
10 feet 6 inches aud falling. Weather
cool.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 4-Arriyed-
Camelia. from Memphis; Edinburg,
from New Orleans. DeParted-AAIoe-
oua, to Cincinnati: Belfast, to New
Orleans. The river has fallen two
inches in the last "A hours, with .
feet 4 inches in the chute, weather
clear aud cool, The wharfage re-
ceipts for the port OF Louisville, for
four weeks ending Sept. 81, amount
to $2.S58.
Cairo. Sent. 3.-Port List-Argo-
naut. ST. Louis to Tennessee River. 10
PM; Bon Accord. st. Louis TO Mound
City, Ii: Ella Hughes, Nashville
packet. 8 AN; Mohawk. New Or
leans to St. Louis. 5; City of Evans
vile. Evansville packet. 6; Pauline
Ne Orleans TO st. Louis, z;
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Five Cottages for Sale Cbea-

FI'0 tOI1Ages Tor Sale Cheap.
/ have four DWELLINGS for sale on
Ninth street, between Sycamore and
VINE; also one story brick house
on william Street, in the Northeast
ern or Ro"ley's Enlargement. Prices
10" and terms easy. Come and buv.
Asa IGLEHARr,
sep3-u No. IL Third Street.
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>INFoRMATIoN.-The heirs of VIM.
T. Hoard, deceased, will learn some
thing of value. to them, if they will
call upon the Postmaster of this city.
Any person knowing of their where
abouts will do them a favor by leav-
ing information OF the same at the
Post Office.
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serve are informed that Gottlieb
Speer mas been appointed agent for
the Airdrie Coal. by Gen. Buell. His
Office will be at the corner Of Water
and Division Streets.
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LouIsYllIe Market.

Louisville Market
BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3.
BAGGIEG-Aciive; hemp 29c.
C,oTroH-Flrm middiing lSc.
Flour Active; extra family Is 80.
WHISKY Raw quiet at S9d9Jc.
PHOvIsIONs STEADY: bacon l4IzNl71zN
l81zc; bulk l35z0l89l71zc: mess pork sos
fancy suRar-cui ed hams 2fc.
LAhD-Tierce 1910.
WHEAT-Duli Of slMl 20.
OAIB--45c.
CORM-85c
BARLEY-s5095c
RYE-750sqc. - -
ToBAccO-Ealee to-day OF 81 hhcs a. - 20
as rs for trash 50 s596 IS for common 70
good Tugs: S7ta23 so for common 70 Booo
leaf; market slightly higher.
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THE RINK.-The morning assem-
blies will be held as usual, while the
afternoon assemblies. commencing at
4:3O o'clock, will afford a splendid
opportunity for school children and
teachers to enjoy the delightful
amusement afforded by roller skating.
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Choice Store Room for Rent.

The fine four story store room 10
Fosters Block, on First Street, adj
joining the First National Bank twill
be for rent on and after September /,
Apply Co JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05

POLICE MATTERS. - Among the
candidates foriudicial investigation at
the Recorders Court, this morning,
are: Pat Martin. for assailing another
man with q brick; Jake Stickner,
whipping children; Riley Scott, who
was picked. up drunk, with a bag of
-four on his shoulder. Mary Ann
Morton. Elizabeth Warfeld, Caroline
Young and VIM. Rodgers, who, disre-
garding the excellent advice given
them by Mr.. Townsend. would quar-
rel. and continuing their quarrel from
Clark Street to BlackfOrd's Grove,
were finally arrested; and lastly, VIM.
Sullivan, who was most gloriously OBJ
livious of sublunary affairs, aud lay
drunk on the sidewalk.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MkAFhl7, '.sp'' . 100
CoTroR-Flrmer az lsAc' feeelp'1 10y
bales; exports ll0 bales. $1,000
CoRS-DulI and unchanged
OATs-52o.
HAY-UDchanged
RRAW- So.
PoRK-G30 %
LARD 79zlglo5sc. ,s.x
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
90 CGu1s Per Can.
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and sixth Streets,
aug.25-1m JOHN @. SoHWEIZER.

H@ The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
Ole Church will hold Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug1S-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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DIED.

LISTER-On Septem her 2 MArTTn. r,
wife OF the late Samuel Iisfer sged ~ 81
years "e -
Funeral services at 81. Pau;ts (Fp.sco.
pail Church, this (Monday) afternoon. at
O'c och NJ.
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From IS TO &C.

George Miller & Co. have removed
their stock of Boots aud Shoes from
80 to No. 66 Main street, between
Second and Third. We are now re
ceiving very large stock of goods.
which we will sell cheap. sept2. d3t
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New Advertlsementn.

rWHIs IS no HUMRUal az
BY SEEDING WN GENTS
With age, height. color Of eyes Gud balr.
you viii receive, BY return mail, correct
picture Of your future huahaua "a who.
with name and date OF marriage. Addrea
w. FOX, P. o. Drawer NO. a. HuIt nuvito.
New YORK. IWIHW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05

FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
ano31 If
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s1r Mark, Warren & Co. will keep
their house open from z o'clock AN
to y o'clock Pm. hereafter. Heavy
stock OF Queensware, Glassware and
Fancy Goods just arriving. sept2 St
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GRIeet RchnnI-

The Select School of Misses Hook
er and Hough will commence on
Monday. September 9Th, at their resi-
ence. corner of Chestnut and Sixth
Streets. aug25.td
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H1 Maltby's Fresh Baltimore Oys-
tiers received daily. Price sos per
half can at Fl Hermann's Confeetion-
cry, No. 40 Main Street, Agent for u.
s. Maltby. aug3I -1#
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new OrIeans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3.
CoTror-Holders ask an advance: buyers
orerate with caution middling lsc; sales
al 100 bales: receipts $50 bales; exports
1895 bai les fstock 1880 bales.
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B0rThe SELECT SCHOOL taught BY
Mrs. M. A. Ross will commence on
Monday, September 9Th, at her resi-.
idence. sept1 At
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Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31 IF.
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srERLINo-NomInal al d

sgAA1t'~A-Na-4NOlDAuaA AT Va
GOLD Active and ex,IJed, but very
weaE. prices opened at 1885, sold d. wn
70 ia on tue news OF the surrender
OF zaine, and large sales OF long
gold tor account OF parties recent
~ pfominebt bulls In the market;
late IA the day there was a recovery to
lf4sS Oh rumor that rrcohu had Pre-
claimed q Republic 10 France, Dut the
price nna ~ closed al ll41S ali44 Garry
lug "a es l25< per cent. 10 II {. Clearances
sss,0OO,00O export e4ll ,SJ5, and for the week
81 OBS S45.
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DAILY JOURNAL
MONDAY, sRPTRMBER 5, 1879.
CITY N E w Sc
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.

SENATOR D. D. PRATT
Will address the people Of Evans
vile at the
Opera House,
WEDNESDAYNIGHT, SEPTEM-
Der Urn,
On the political questions Of
he day. The Ladies. especially are
invited to attend. Music by the Cries.
cent City Band.
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. r. NJ. J. Miller,
of Princeton, is in the city.
Messrs. II. M. Sweetser. Fred. Pres
ton and VIM. e. French, returned
from the East, on Saturday evening
DIR. French we regret to learn, being
quite i'll. Mr.. John B. Hudspetb,
also returned home Saturday night.
Mr.. John -Kearns. of Indianapolis,
contractor for laying the water pipes
in that city, is in the city prospecting
with Messrs. Wier & Co., for a like
work here.
v. B. Marsh, Esq. of Thomas
Thompson & Co., Philadelphia. and
an old resident of Chicago, passed a
couple days at Neumans.