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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-04
THE MARK EyFs.
new York Market


BY telegraph NEW YORK, August 8.
CoTToN-Dull and closing nominal; sales
of 583 bales at zoe for middlfng upIands.
FLoUR-Recetpts Il, OIL bbls; 5aIOc better !:
sales OF 1900 barrels at IS 6Oa6 IS for
surper1ne western and State; IS 4Oa6 SIS
extra 90; IS 6Og7 for good to choice do |:
s. 509s for common TO choice extra Ohio:
So 5099 so for common to choice extra ST.
Louis. Market closing very firm
RYE FLoUR-Steady; sales az 300 barrels
Corn MEAL--Quie and UNCHANGED
WHIsKY-Without decided chance. sales
of 400 barrels at 81 O20I O3: CLOSING AZ q a5iI
WHEAT-RecetPts 1s2, 925 bushels marlet
heavy and l@2c lower; sales of "A, 600 BUSH
81 35al So for soft No. 2 kEnwaukee; si 81
al So for winter red and amher western.
GuRN-KeceIpts lO8,sOs bushels; market
Ic lower; sales of $1,000 bushels at 96caSl
for new mixed western; closing at 9s7zc
OATs-Receipts $3.50 bushels; market
steady; sales OF 81, 900 bushels at 56@5Sc for
western 65@66c for Ohio and state.
HAY-Firm; shipping 8599Oc; retail 81 90
HoPs-Firm and quiet at Iea25c.
LEATHER-Active and arm; heulock
sole, Buenos Ayres end Rio Grande light
middl1ng and heavy weights 2Sa3Oc: CaIi-
fornia H929c; OTonoco 26%0281Sc.
WooL-F1rm; sales OF 450 900 pounds at "a
21z@3Ic for Texas; 309S3c for California
CoFFEE-Quiet and Steady.
RICE-F1rms sales or . t1erces at S1Id9c.
SUGAR--Steady sales of 600 hhds At ga
10c ror Cuba; l0c for Porto k1co.
MoLASsES-DulI.
for refined.
TURPEkTINE-steady and pnchangeH.
PoRK-Duu and lower; salzs of leU bbIs at
s304SI AZ for messs S249z6 for prime; s3l@
81 3 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady sales of 40 bbls at sl2al6
for plain mess; S.69I9 for extra mess.
B. ef hams dull. TIerce beef quiet at S28a
Is for prime mess; S309SI for IndIa.
MIDDLES-Inact1ve.
LARD-DeGaI; inactive: sales of 500 tierces
at l64t7c for steam; l71@9l7S< for kettle
rendered: also, 1000 tterces prime steam
August 17c.
BUTTER--Firm at 29a29c for western, 24a
35c for state.
kCHEESE-Quiet at 70l4%
EXPLOITS For the week, except specie,
amounted to S3.52S,27I, including fiour'
"a 500 bbls; wheat. Sal ,24I bushels: corD.
1859 bushels: oats. 5000 bushels; pork 2 les
bols: beef 719 bbls and 1912 tiefces; lard
724 .89I pounds; cut meats, 3Il.5O9 do: butt
ter, 1856 do; cheese, 2.73 1902 do.
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CineInnaEMarket.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, August g.
of family a. 80 50G6 rs.
WHEAT- Lover; sales of No. red at
81 80; white 81 45al 50.
CoRx-Duli at e5@S6c for ear; s7@SSc for
OATs-Quiet; sales of new at 259c5c; old
SO.
RYE-sales OF 600 bushels old at 50 99Oc;
new held at 609S5c.
BARLEY-Unchanged
PRovISIoNs-Iu better demand; safes OF
400 barrels mess pork at $50; sugar cured
hams 26c; bacon active and held higher !;
sales of shoulders at 1870; clear rib 171zc;
clear sides 1SAc: some holders ask H9Ac
higher; bulk meats in good demand and
dGmIy held: sales of Shoulders at 1870:
sides l5zc; clear RIB l61zci clear sides 1870;
held at I7c.
LARD-Held at 1870.
bUTTER-Steady al 26d23c.
EGGS-Dull at lSc for shippers count.
LARD OIL-Unchanged.
LINsEED OIL--8l OF.
GRooERIEs-Steadya and In fair demand /;
star carr dies advanced to l81<@l9c.
CoTToH-FiIm; held atlS5zc.
Go1.D-.2lz buying.
h xCHANGE-l.10 discount buying.
MoNEY-Markets steady at 89l0 per cent.
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PIgOLILI.

PROPOSALS are wanted by the Trus-
tee of Knight Township.
MEAN TIME-That furnished by
the city bell ringers.
Quick TIME-That made by Mar
shall Wunderlich. when a prisoner
ran from him and was reeaptured. a
day or two ago.
SIX prisoners in the Jail are
awaiting trial at the Criminal Court.
THE Recorder held no court yester-
day, because he had no culprits to try.
A coLoRED woman in the Lock; up,
says she is the wife Of John Morgan.
The Weekly illustrated papers
are at the Postofice News and Cigar
Stand.
MERCHANTS will please read the
notice, Situation Wanted, in 30 cent
column.
Col. WEHLER-weather permitting
will have another Of those delight
full summer night festivals tonight.
TICKETS for Senator ReAels' leo
ture will be for sale at ScottS Book
Store, corner Of Second and Main
Streets.
THE Iron Moulder's Union, No. 81,
have invited the City Fathers to at
tend their picnic. on the 18th, at Ed
mond's Grove.
THERE is no law in Indiana against
fool enjoying his folly, hence, the
fiddler. who annoyed the JOURNAL
printers last night, was not arrested,
A RHEUMATIC fiddle and lunatic
fiddler, annoyed the people in the
neighborhoOd of the JOURNAL Office,
last night. Caterwauling was Italian
opera compared with it.
CAROLINE HUBS, leather Tipped
negress was arrested yesterday even
ing for trying to compel her husband,
by threats and abuse. to reserve all
his attention for her.
CAN any one tell why John GOslin.
the Canadian half breed who was
convicted of robbing a Green River
man, at the last session of the Grim
inal Court, yet remains in Jail in this
city.
THE floor of the County jail is be-
log strengthened by having two
courses of oak plank laid over it
with lining Of No. 20 sheet iron be-
tween the planks which are spiked
together; a device of Commissioner
Decker. to guard against any more at
tempts at jail breaking, which must
prove efectual.
-. A. N" who would give no 9TH
err name, complained to the police, on
Tuesday night, that he had loaned a
gold watch, chain and ring to a
nymph, named Schwarz. who had fas-
cinated him, that she might have her
picture taken. She wect to Hender-
son to have the job done, and hasn't
returned Jet. The initials j. A. N.
are on the watch and ring.
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New Advertiseme
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT. - Hon. A. L.
Robinson presiding.-Three bills were
returned by the Grand Jury, and
Charles SChnepper and William Hell
dunn were tried by the Court for an
assault and battery upon VIM. Miller.
Schnepper pleading guilty was fined
so 90 and costs, and Heldum was
fined So 90. The assault and battery
complained of occurred on Saturday.
Before Justice Walker. 49, Georze
Smith. steamboat mate, was placed
under bonds in the sum Of 500, to
keep the peace, especially toward
Armstead J. Tucker, another mate,
at whose complaint Smith was ar
rested.
The bond also requires Smith to
appear before the Criminal Court for
further trial.
Eva Eberhardt entered a complaint
against Anton Klein for provoking
her by off ing her a gross insult.
Anton was arrested but being per-
mitted to retire for a moment to
change clothes he " lit out"
Louisa Thurner, a young girl Of
nineteen, complained on oath Of
Nicholas Cardel that, under the most
solemn promise Of marriage, he had
seduced her from the strict path of
virtue. in consequence of which she
prayed his arrest for bastardy. Car
del has absconded. but the officers are
in hopes of arrestiDg him.
Before Justice Mc1s7nan. err
ror occurred in yesterdays report of
proceedings before Justice MeTernan.
The case Of VIM. Weitzel, the boy
who was tried for provoking VIM.
Roberts by killing his chickens, etc..
was held under Adjustment until yes
terday, and the boy discharged. An
other complaint against Mr.. Roberts
for surety Of the peace was also dis
missed.
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FOR SALE.

@NE NEW LIGHT TW0-HORSE
~ toT-covered Spring Wagon. al Bah
ROCK Il STEELE'S, Builders Emporium,
" afer Street, between Locust and Walnut
Streets. aug2-lw
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River Disnnfchaa.

PTTsBURG, August 3-Weather cloudy.
Monongahela feet 5 inches and falling.
or departures
PTTTsBURG, August So PM.-Rtyer fall
ing slowly, with feet 6inches in the cham
mel BY the Monongahela bridge marks
The latest adyiees from the Upper Monon-
railing. Business on the wharf is very
dull. No arrivals or departures from be-
low. The local packets are running.
CINcINNATI, August 3.-The river has
risen feet inches, and there is now II
feet 5 inches in the channel. The weather
is clear. Thermometer $50.
CINCNNATI. August 3.-Rtver 1s feet and
rising slowly. Departed-Wauanita, to
LoUIsvILLE, August 3.-The river has
risen three inches in the last twelve
chute, and eight feet on Portland bar.
weather cloudy and warm; mercury $50
at Pm.
CAIRO, August sport Ltst-City OF Cal
70. Vicksburg to st: Louis IL PM; Great
Republic; New Orleans to St. Louis II /;
City OF Alton, Memphis to st. Louis M !;
Belle st. Louis, St Louis to Memphis Y;
SAM. ]. Hale, Cincinnati To Memphis 8;
Burksv1lle, Nashville packet I PM. The
river Is stationary. 1t rained all last night.
Weather cloudy; mercury $40.
ST. LOUIS, August 3.-Arrived-Johnson
Rob Roy and st. Johns, Keokuk; Watts.
4CAAOSSCO AStNSl Dun ACcOEQs METROPOLIS
Mounta1neer, Kansas City, BeardsGown;
Peoria, Moonstone. Beardstown: Henry
Ames, New Orleans. eparted-JOh nsOn,
Rob Roy. and ST. Johns, Keokuk; Bis
marck, New Orleans; Lake Superior, 1t.
Paul; Grand Tower, Memphis: Watts.
Tennessee River Dance, Kansas City and
Kate Robinson Cincinnati. River fall.
ing. Upper Mississippi rising at Dubuque.
Another heavy shower this evening.
MEMPHIS, Augu4t 3.-Weather clear.
with mercury at $50. The river is falling.
The Arkansas is falling, with three feet t0
Little Rock. Departe marble City, st,
Louis.
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Chicago Marke..
Bv telegraph CHICAGO Auo

BY telegraph CHICAGO, Aug. 3.
Observation-Disclosures
FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet aud 41z05c lower, closing
at 81 1917 cash, and 81 2211 seller last haif
August, for No. 2. This afternoon It was
dull at 81 20, seller August.
CoRN-Quiet: No. q closed at gll<. nm.
changed this afternoon
OATs-Declined Ic, closing at 1870 for
RYE-steady; 8O@Slo for No. q,
BARLEY-Fairly active at 81 o. for No.
Gin store. - Ia1ss = =
HIGHwINEs-Firm at g6c,
PROVISIONS Quiet and nominalfv nm
changed.
HoGs-Opened active and closed quiet;
l0glbo loWeri SO 40910 for fair to choice
CATTLE-Actlve and firm at SO 62L08 so
Tor stockers to extra prime shipping.
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JAQUEss, HUDsPETH & Co.'S NEW
SToRE.-Messrs. Jaquesss. Hudspeth
& Co. have just finished moving into
their new store, No. 80 North Third
Street, and are now in possession of
a building that will give them ample
room for their large ard Increasing
trade.
Their new store is stocked through
out with a very complete assortment
Of all the multifarious articles that
go to make up a Wholesale stock of
dry goods and notions, which in
cludes everything from meerschaum
pipes to MORE antique dress patterns.
through all the various grades, kinds
and qualities of woolens, linens, cot
tons, calicos. ribbons. silks, laces,
and a multitude of little indescrib-
ables that to ladies are indispensable,
and go to make up the stock in trade
of country store.
Eighteen years ago Mr.. j. s.
Jaquess commenced business in the
place just vacated, and recognizing
the truth Of the proverb that " A
rolling stone gathers no moss."' he
remained in it until to remove seemed
almost like abandoning long cher
ished home.
The large stock with which the
new store is filed viii receive large
additions shortly from the East,
where Mr.. J. s. Jaquesa has gone to
make purchases. when the house of
Jaquess, Hudspeth & %. will be one
Oh the most complete in the West.
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New YOrk DRY Goods Narket.

GW @OAAt august D.
Business continues without much ami
matlon stlI, and for cotton fabrics prices
appear 10 favor the buyer. We note a re-
onct1on In New York Mills Muslins to
1S1ac, and Waumsutta to zoe. PeppereI
bleached Sheetings are OF at 21<a5c 4 s fol-
lows: ~ :. a. to 45c; 4 from AZ to S7Zc I:
o. from 11I 70 1910; Monadnock I0-f do
&c nom W. TO S5c; ga from BOZ to
5Oci Pepperel "a bleached from 30
to 2SEc., With other changes in pros
cessiOn. Spool Cotton held at Isc with
more connoences as q clause has been
rugged into the tariff bill which doubled
goio outles on unwound yarns to the BEN
ent of q few and to the detYiu ent of
many.
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EnrOnean Mnrkefs-


LONDONs August 3.
Ga Aeln,esrlcau securities quiet; 5-2Os of go.
9215iSSs eos e: '6Is. BIZ: 10 40s, So Erie Is
Iaf Aozi Great Western, 20. Stocks
LIVERPOOL. August 3.-Cotton easier. but
d uoS lover; mlddling uplands Sd: Orleans
oZaO SAFES OF 1000 bales. California white
heat lis 5d9lIs Cd; red western NO. 2. 9s
d9gds winter los Sd. Western -four 28sta28s
ga, Corn, No. 2 mixed, 33sta 83s Cd. Oats
- Oh. Barley So. Peas sos 6d@40s. Pork
rs "a Beef lbs Cd. Lard 74s. Cheese 63s.
I5acon. o9s for Cum berland cut; Cos for
90. Is SD. TaIlosF 55s. Turpentine 3IsG
Sls "a. Linseed oil 33s 10d. Linseed cake
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PERsoNAL.-J. s. Jaquess, Esq, Of
Hudspeth & Jaquess, goes East by
the morning train to make selections
and add to the already large stock
that firm has on hand.
Morris Calm, Esq. returned on
Tuesday evening from a trip north
ward, which was cut short by the de-
mand of his business at home.
Messrs. Charles w. Noyes and o.
p. Myers, Of Noyes's Circus, came
down the river on the Morning Star.
as fOrerunners of the great show Of
Saturday.
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So. louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS. August 8.
TOBACCO - All grades above medium
higher, and other qualities weak: COM
mon leaf SS99; factory dried SO 509ll 80;
fair to good manufacturing Sl2 50925 90.
HEMP-Ftrm at sl409l90.
RoPE-Firm at 8@8%c.
BAGGING Firm at 30c.
FLoUR-Unchanged "a 5094 80 for super
fine; 81 S595 IS for extra: SIS 4095 rs for
double extra; 50 S596 - for treble extra.
WHEAr-Firmer, closing higher; No. 2
red 81 lSgl 20; No. do 81 259I 80; choice
81 30@1 40.
CoRN-Firm and more doing: mixed 7S9
soc; yellow 6l9s5c; white eO995c; the lat
ter for fancy.
OATs-More active and in better de
m and at 4I145c.
RYE-Ftrn at 750S0c
HIGHwINES- Unchanged; 97I&c.
GRoCERIES-Qutet and but little doing
coffee 209221zc: grocers grades sugar lI5<a
13c; Louisiana molasses at Csc.
PoRK-Quiet at sSl 90: dry salt meat
nominal at 131<c for loose shoulders; 10 for
do clear rib; 161S9l65zc for do clear.
BACoN-Quiet; order sales of shoulders
at 1870; clear rib l7s<9l8c: clear 1870.
LARD-DulI; 161zc for prime steam.
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New Orleans Market.
BvTeIeg

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August 8.
CoTToN-Quiet and hrm; mtddIfngs l71S
stock 81, 73S bales.
FLOUR Firmer but dull; superfne IS so |;
OATs-5406Oc. IF
BRAN 05c.
HAY-&4025.
MESS PoRK-8S2@32 So
rib l9c: clear sides 1870.
HAMS-27c.
LARD-Firmer; tierce TIC; keg 1916.
MOLAsSES-50d75c
3 WHsKY-920Sl O3.
CoFFEE-Prfme I71<@I71<c.
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S@ T. 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 Al1m Waters.
je17-tf
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T0led0 Markef.


By telegraph TOLEDO, Aug. 3.
WHEAT-16e lower; No white Wabash
81 q; No. Sic; No. 1 white Michigan
~ 90; amber Michigan 81 Al; No. l red
wabash 81 Al; No. 2 do 81 '391<; No. 3
: &c GI39EEsooDulI; No. held at SIX; No. 2
=, OATs-DuI and I@2c lower; No. l old
4oe; NO. new 45c; No. new 43c
~ 01ss55naeeATs-Higne-; ~ to Buffalo; 7C9S
AZ BE- EocEIPTs-FIour 1 ,495 barrels: wheat
3 55'509 Dushelsi corn 1900 bushels: oats
"a IN fbMhHSLs,-tlour 1000 barrels; wheat
1850 bushels wv Oosueisi Oats
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New York Gold and stock Hsrket.

~ 1elegrspn-l NEW YORK. August 3.
MoSEY-Easy at 4a5c. with exceptions
sTERLINa-Dull at 9H@sZ; sight bills
GOLD -Strongers opened at 1 2IsSc. ad.
yanced to q and closed at 1 2I5< The
Treasury sold 81 600 900 at q 2o-IOOa2I 37-IoO:
carrying rates 366 per cent 49,
CIEARANC ES-S6 O,OO00OO: the shfnuoant
tomorrow is estimated at al 600 mn To
" OoO.OO0: that of to-day was S94s 75O
MISREPRESENTATION but gtrong
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THURSDAY, AUaUsT 4th.

ARTESIAN SPRING PARK.
Illumination, Fireworks and Prom
enade Concert, by the famous Cres-
cent City Band, uader the leadership
of Prof. q. w. Warren. Admission
to the Park, fifteen cents. The pub
lie is respectfully invited. by
august Ed. WELLER.
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GOLD PEN -
At the Journal once.
OhOlCe store Room for Rent.

The f-e four 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. je24-tf
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ard Of che Morning Star. A better
would be hard to find,.......Jim. Con-
way,,porter of the Idlewild, has our
thanks for beautiful photograph of
the hall stove of the Idlewild, with
its beautiful ornamentations and me-
chanical appurtenances. 1t is a
nice picture........The Kate Rob
inson was to leave st. Louis,
for Louisville, last night
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"A CHAEeE.-Messrs. r. X. Dunk
erson & Co., having resigned the agen-
cy Of the South Shore Line for this
city, Mr.. G.. w. French. who is so
well known for his accommodating
spirit and gentlemanly demeanor, has
been appointed In their stead.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, EVANSVILLE, I
Wednesday Eve, Aug.s q 1910, A n. !
The Council met pursuant to ad
iournment, as a Board of Equaliza-
fion.
PRESENT : Councilmen Files, Van
Ripper, Muhlhausen, Richardt, Car
penter and Schaum.
His Honor, the Mayor, being alb
sent, Councilman Carpenter was on
motion called to the chair.
The Special Committee presented
the following report:
The undersigned, Special Commit
tee appointed BY your honorable body
to make trade with Frank Burch
for part of lot on the corner of Full
ton Avenue and High Street, beg
leave to report that we agreed to
make deed TO him for the part of
lot owned by the city, and he TO deed
to the city the fractional part
of his lot, all as shown on the plat
fled herewith; and In consideration
of above, he agrees to pay TO the City
of Evansville, as soon as the deeds
are exchanged, the sum Of Four
Hundred (s400) Dollars in cash. We
made the valuation of lot and dam
ages as follows:
Whole value of City Lot....... 81 200 co
Allowance for part taken
6LreeL..sss... on w
8 zoo 90
Allowance TO Burch for re-
moval OF House. 90
Allowance to Burch for part
of his ............. $50 o0-300 90
Balance due City................... $500 90
All of which is respectfully submit
ted to TIE approval and ratification
by your honorable body.
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a MODEL HOuaR

Being cripple. I have made house plan
ming special study. One built last sea-
son has proved model of convenience,
beauty. and economy. Descriptive circu.
lars OF PIans, Views. ETC., with general In
Iormatlon OF value to all, sent free. Adj
dress with stamp or script IL conveniently
GEO. j.. COLBY, Architect, Waterbury,
Vermont . ,
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More New MONEY ORoER Or
FICEs.-By the Post Office Bulletin
just issued by Postmaster Foster, it
will be seen that the following post
Offices in the vicinity Of this city have
been made money order Offices:
Indiana 49, New Harmony. Posey
County; Fort Branch, Gibson Coun-
ty, and Tell City, Perry County.
Kentucky-Cadiz, Trigg County;
Greenville. Muhlenburgh County I;
Hartford. Ohio County; Madison
vile, Hopkins County; Smithland,
Livingston County, and Uniontown,
Union County.
Illinoia-Carmi, White County.
The Bulletin contains other inter
esting information. most Of which has
been published from time 10 time.
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DAHY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1S7O.
TY NE w S .

B@ An active. industrious boy.
fifteen or sixteen years old can get
place at Lyons. x ro
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III the lady readers Of ,4As JOURNAL
will read the local notice Of HallOck
g. Ford, and then call at their drug
store on Main Street, between First
and Second, they will find that all
therein stated is true.
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L0uIsYiIIe Maekef

BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE, August 8.
BAGGNG-Firm and unchanaed.
CoTT0N-DuIl and weak: middlfnq Isc.
FLoUR-U Unchanged and steady.
GRAIN-Demand fair; wheat, corn and
oats unchanged: rye sc lower at CSC,
HAY-Sl9 for choice from store.
PRoYIsIONs-Ftrn, with an upward ten
dencys bat prices are ruling at last Quota
lions.
WHIsKY-97c.
ToBACCo-Sales OF 1O8 hhds at 81 50a8 75
for trash to good Tugs; 81 O0g3I 90 for COM
mon leaf to new bright wrappers.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
SOmethIng for the LadIfs

EOmeIhIng I0r th6 LadICb.
At Hallock & Ford's you will find
a complete assortment of all the
fashionable Perfumes, Toilet Articles,
&c., &C., which they are selling re-
markedly cheap. aug4 eod-tf
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MusquItO Bar Frames.

s Armstrong; patent is the best. I
have also a large lot of the Umbrella
style on hand. C.ARMsTRoNG.
81, So and II Main Street, Evans
Vile, Ind. inly15-tfr
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HowE's SEWING MACH1NE.-The
Office for the sale of HoWe's Sewing
Machines has been removed to Dan
nettell & Duhme's Hat and Cap Store,
No. 81 Main Street. jy29-1w
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nafr0lt Markef,

By Telegraph DETROIT, Aug. 8.
supply at 81 1898 co.
WHEAT-Very heavy and &c lower; ex-
tra III So No. 81 5293 90; amber 81 As
OATs-Lower; state SIC; western 47c.
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Pittsburg Market

BY telegraph PITTsBuRc An.
HoGs-Run heavy: best haavv Qln o..
$40 40; middling Sl09l0 IS: light 81 6OaI0S
CATTLE-Run moderate, but are verv
common selling at 6071<c. 80
SHEEP-Run lighti selling best weight