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European Markets.
By Telegraph.l Loxpor, aug. Is.

By Telegraph LONDON, Aug. Is.
Consols for money 9iZ; American seen.
rites quiet; 62s IS; 6j's s7 67s S6IS; 10 4O's
S2H; stocks steady Erie's IN; Illinois
I0e1z; Ct. w. 221z.
LIVERPOOL, August Is.-Cotton market
firm; middling uplands 81; Orleans 9;
sales OF 5000 bales. California white
Wneat l9s "a; red western No. 2 IS l0d; win
ter IS l0d: western fiour 24s Sd025s; corn
NO. mixed SOS 3D.; cats IS I'd; pork lbs;
peer Ills lard Us; or eese 62s; bacon, 57s for
Cumoerlandi 66S for short rib spirits Pc
troIeum Is; refined Is 61zd; linseed oil 81
pounds l5s.
PARIS. August I8.-Bourse closed firm
yesterday; rentes Ga francs 20 confines
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Have Yonr Pianns Tnned

Professor j. G. Boden & Son, from
the we'll known house Of D. 2. FauIds,
Louisville. KY. are now In our city,
for the purpose Of tuning and repair
ing Pianos and Organs. Prof. Boden's
reputation is so well-knoWn through
out the country. that it is unnecessary
to make any staff nents in regard to
their ability. Orders can be left at
Fish & Barriers Pook Store.
aug19 At
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. August IS
13T bales; exports 1855 bales
FLoUR-Heavy and UNCHANGED.
CoRN-Weak at S5d92c,
OArs-StiR at Soc
HAY-Steady at SI8d23
BRAN-Steady at $40 SO.
PORK-Weak at $50.
LARD Unchanged and steady
BACnN-Drooping; shoulders 15[c; sides
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Sc, LOuls Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, August Is.
TocACco-Steady and unchanged.
CoTToN-Nominal.
Hemp, bagging, and rope unchanged.
FLoUR-Dun and unchanged; "a 500
4 20 for supeIf1ne; extra So coos Is.
WHEAT-MOre active and higher; 81 Is
offered but refused, for inspected; No. 2
red fall do by sample, sold at 81 I6QI 20 I:
No. do 81 259l 25i choice 81 309l 35.
CoRN-DulI and lower; mixed 66L<c: vel.
low 70073c; white 75980c
0ATs-Firm &C 40a4Sc for Minnesota.
RYE Dull Rt67@63
aIGHWINES- Quiet at 55c.
GROCERIES and unchanged
Provisions - Nominally UNCHANGED.
pork $50 90; bacon 141kc for shoulders:
1870 for clear sides,
LARD-Quiet at l6@l61zc for tierce; Isc
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ChIeag0 Markaf.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Aug. Is.
FLoUR-Duil.
WHEAT-Uneettied: 202I<c Iouar. eIoa.
ing At 81 091< seller Eeptem6er; CSC cash Tor
No. 2. This afternoon dull and ups
changed.
CoRN-Active and steady; closing at 721<
for No. 2 Unchanged this afternoon.
for No. 2.
Rye = Quiet; closing at 7z1<c for new
No.2
BARLEY Easier; closing at 81 08 for cash
81 90 seller September for No q
HIGHWIEES-Steady;9 2c for iron bound
PRoVIsIoEs-DuIl and UNCHANGED
.HoGs-Firmer; 50 2O99 70 for common 10
Choice.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraphl NEW YORK. August IL.
The general trade is still lacking In ac-
steady. Printino cloths are scarce and
firm at TIC for standard cloth Prints are
opening firm at II5<c for leading makes OF
fanciess fer Washington do, checks and
platds, and chene sty les; 12c for blue and
white and double pinks; l61zc for Polhel-
mus drills; Csc for 8-ounce Ontario 28%
inch duck; 3lc for I0-ounce do; 44c for lie
ounce do. Grain bags are In good request
at 371zc for Amoskeag and American bags.
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE, August Is.
BAGGTEG-Firmer at 291z03Oc.
CoTroE-Firmsr and demand light at
I8c.
FLOUR Quiet; extra family IS 70.
WHEAT-tl GOAL 30.
OATS-50c.
CoRN-l 90.
RYE-85c.
PRoVIsIoNs Mess pork $50: bacon 1910
Va @ 16Ac; bulk meats 1874 q l61S9l71zc;
sugar cured hams Csc.
LARD-17zc.
WHIsKY-Raw quiet at Sac.
IoBACCo-SaIes of l22 hhds at 81 1O9so %
Tor frosted t5 5096 50 for common TO GOD
lugsi a 159l6 for low to good leaf
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The Oarml Railroad.

Mr.. Morrill,, the Superintendent,
with DR.. Fl. w. Cloud, were to have
started last night for trip to Mt.
Carmel, on business connected with
this road. A force ofmen will short
" be set at work on the read in this
county, and by the first Of September
the work on the grade will be very
active. Messrs. Morrill, and Cloud
will return by the first of next week.
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gThe recent heavy rains will
certainly be followed by general pre-
valence OF Chills and Fever. Buy q
bottle of Armistead's Tonic, and be
ready for the first symptoms. An
ounce of preventive is worth a
pound of cure.'' [aug13-1W
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KIRKPATRICK-At Fort Branch, Ind,
on the 18th inst, ELIZA, wife of a. B.
Kirkpatrick.
The funeral will take place to-day (Fri-
day., the 18th inst, at one O'Clock, from
the residence of the husband, in Fort
Branch Friends of the family are invited
In atteud
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The Weather.
1ba foIlouinO Ia the III
PrRsonA1-L. A. Snanp. Ean.. {

PERsoNAL.-J. A. Spang, Esq., Of the
Sheaf Gas Machine. is in the city as
smiling and pleasant as usual.
Captain Levi Ferguson, Auditor of
Pike County. is stopping at the Sher-
wood House, and will return by the
1920 train this morning.
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TIE MoULDERs' PICNIC. - The
Moulders' picnic. yesterday, was
complete success, all who attended
it enjoying themselves to the utmost.
The Cornet Band played their best.
and delighted The excursionists while
ON the boat; and Ossenberg's band
furnished the music for the dancing.
which was freely INDUCED in. Not the
slightest disturbance occurred to mar
the pleasure Of the occasion.
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NeR OrIeana Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August 49,
CoTroN-Quiet and firm; middling l71<c;
sales of 400 bales; receipts, 80 bales; stock,
FIoUE~Dun; luperhne IS 25i Xxx = rs;
xxx s6 ..
OATs-Lower, at 50953c.
HAY-S23 so.
BACON-DulI.
LARD-TieTce TIC; refined I7s4c;s keg
1876.
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a. Il. @. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Goa
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters,
je1z-tf
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DoOleY,s Baking Powder.

The standard reputation attained by
this unrivaled and infallible Yeast Pow
der during twelve years past, is due TO its
perfect purity, healthfulness, and ecOno-
my. Put up In tins, actual weight, as
represented, and will keep for years.
one fourth to one-half less than other
Baking Powders.
Sold by Grocers throughout the United
States. DOOLEY Il BROTHER
Manufacturers and ProprietorB,
ap23 dam cod 90 New Street, n. X.
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1@The Ladies of st. Mary's Gath
Ole Church will hold Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 9Th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug19-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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MARRIED.

GARRETT - SUPP - On Wednesday
evening, at the residence OF Mr.. Fred.
Strittmaters, on Adam Avenue, city of
Evansville, Ind, by the Rev. George W.
Moore, MIR. JOHN B. GARRETT, OF Knight
Township, Vanderburgh County. Ind, to
Miss GERTRUDE SUPP, of Evansville, Ind.
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basis

The Convention will be called to
order at 10 o'clock AM, and take a
recess at u o'clock for a Basket Din
ner. WIN. HEILMAN, Chairman.
f. M. THAYER. Sec'y.
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The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, adj
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September l..
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24-tf
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Dissolution Notice.

YTHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
listing between A. @. Rosencranz and
Harry smith has this day been dissolved
by Limitation. All persons knowing them
selves indebted TO the firm, or having
Watches, Jewelry or Clocks there for re-
pairs, will please g ali at once.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 8, 1870 I'D
union copysl
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New RfYles.

Dannettell & Duhme have just re-
ceived. per express. the latest styles
of Hats including the Autograph
hat for gentlemen, and Red Stockings
hat for boys, 81 Main Street.
Aug. Is Ivy.
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For Sale.

z WILL SELL, UP TO SEPT. 1, 1870,
~ all the stock and fixtures OF my con-
iectlonery establishment, such as coun-
ters, shelving. show cases, copper-wares
toys, and fancy candles, regardless Of cost.
Apply at my confectionery, on First St.
between Main and Locust.
aul2 diff 81. NJ. ALTERING.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-19

TOBACCO SALE-Martin, Gardner
& Co., sell nice lot Of Green River
tobacco to-day, at the usual hour.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BIIf you want a nice. stylish hat
go to Marconnief's. He has all the
latest out.
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IA Armistead's Ague Tonic is
Warranted to Cure. Children take it
readily. 1t is both pleasant and safe.
[aug13. 1W
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Ten good Wood Choppers can
get employment. by calling on Jas,
Crofts, No. 136 Main Street.
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LAW CARDs.


II. .. Claim Agent.
Also. REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT.
once on Main Street, between Third and
Fourth, No. 951z lover Keller'H Gun 8torel,
EvansVflle. Ind. apD1n fR5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-19

THE GERMAN RELIEF CONCERT
The programme for the Concert and
Turner Exhibition will be found in
another column. aud an examination
of it will show that it will be such as
will richly merit rousing house.
Miss Schmid, who has volunteered
to assist on the occasion, has won a
fine reputation in Europe as a singer.
and this will be her first appearance
before an American audience. 1t is
to be hoped that the house will be
full to OVERLOOKING.
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UIssOiUttOn.

UISSUlubIOM.
THE FIRM OF HUMPHREY. LEW
III Is q CO., is this day dissolved By
mutual consent, o. w. KEREEY retiring
from the same. The business Will be con-
tinued by tie undersigned, under the
style OF Humphrey 4 Lewis
r. M. HUMPHREY.
GEO. j. LEWIS.
In retiring from the above firm, take
this opportunity of thanking my friends
for their share Of patronage, and soliciting
q continuance to the new firm, which I
take pleasure in endorsing IS worthy OF
their confidence. g. w. KERNEY.
August 49, 1870. au19 3wW
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The game to day between the Indi-
annapolis Club and the Riversides
promises to be the most interesting
one ever played in Evansville.
The rs will arrive at 11:20, and
will be entertained by the Riversides
at the Sherwood House. The RS
having made every arrangement to
make their stay pleasant, will omit
no effort while they are present to
make their visit one that they will al
ways remember with pleasure.
Police have been retained to be
present and maintain order, and it is
expected that the citizens will attend
in good numbers.
The Street Railroad Company viii
put on an extra car at one o'clock, to
run regularly all the afternoon, SO
that trips will be made every twelve
minutes from the corner of Second
and Main, running to the grove, one
square from the Riverside grounds.
The game will be called at z Pm.
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W. P. HARGRAVR.

ATTORNEY at Law.
once on Third Street. in Washington
House Block.
VIII practice TIE various Courts o
the Circuit. Prom 81 attention 20 ofnos
Dus1ueas r6ac4 dRw
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Notice.

FWSHE OWNERS OF Ak LOTS ana
IL improvem Ents are hereby liotined thaf
the Common Council have cOmpietar me.
equalization of real estate aAd Ln- prove
mente. and the books are now ready rf
examination 40 the Council Chanhar
where the Council win hear an com pIafrtr
on Wednesday, "a uguat 24th. BY nrder ~
the Council. IA. HELDEH. ClerF.
CIIX CLERKS OFFICE, Aug, %, 40. auiT-lE
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FOR, SALE.

rOUsE AND LOT-On Fifth street.
between Walnut and Cnestnut-one
@f1rv frame: four rooms and Kitchen.
i sr9e lot and plenty OF fruit. Price SI,OOo.
auR13-6t
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RoTSE AND LOT-Containing three
~. rooms, Kitchen, cellar, &C. WITHIN
seven squares Of Postofhce. Apply 81 This
Off1re. ly1o " -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
THE TEACHERS PAID,

Administrator Shaw, of the Department
of Public Accounts, yesterday drew Lis
warrant on the Department of Finance for
s26,279 As, to pay the teachers, porters
rents and expenses OF the public schools
for the month Of April. They will be paid
by Deputy Administrator of Finance
Chadwick, at the old Treasurer Office,
City Hall, tomorrow Saturday. We re.
greet that this does not include the teach
ers of Jefferson and Alsiers, as their
rolls did no. reach Mr.. Shaw's
hands in time for him to present them al
the meeting of the Council of the tenth
and according to the new charter they
have to lie over one week.
This payment of salaries is the first
direct payment Of cash the teachers have
received for some ten months.
There was once time when the city
took pride in paying punctually every
month its teachers, laborers and employees
of every description. That time appears
to be returning under the improved rule
of the administrators.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
TEE SANITARY ORDINANCE

We publish officially this morning az
Important ordinance adopted by the Board
OF Health. This action of the board if
authorized by tie third section of act No.
IL Of the special session, entitled can act
to amend an act entitled an act to estab.
lish quarantine fo- the protection of the
State, approved March 16, 1870. TIE
regulations established by the Board of
Health have, therefore, all the force of
law or an ordinance of the City Council,
and tie penalties prescribed may be en-
forced and the fines collected by any civil
court OF competent jurisdiction. The
BOARD is authorized to prosecute. It is
virtually created Legislative body for the
purpose OF adopting and enforcing SAM
| tary ordinances. From this new source If
authority we have now carefully pre-
pared ordinance, which has received the
sanction OF the members of the board. and
is, we believe, generally approved by
other physicians of good repute.
As the ordinance is published at LENGTH
we shall not attempt an analysis of it's va
rious sections. Some new features are
however, introduced, to which attention il
called. The tolling of large church bells
for funeral is prohibited, under penalty
of twenty dollars, unless special permis
sion is first obtained from the board. The
object of this regulation is to avoid the
injury to the dangerously sick during an
epidemic, which, according to the judg-
nent Of the attending physician, has fire.
luently been occasioned by the startling
'ound Of the deep-toned bell, announcing
hat some mortal has run his cou1se, and
lis soul has taken its flight to the I'm.
,nown world, between which and this
undreds of others are futtering in uncer-
ain hope, all afflicted, probably, by the
anne disease, which has terminated the :
fe of him for whom the bells are tolling. =
has often been suggested that the 9
over to silence these loud-mouthed her, I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
ON CARONDELET STREET.


Slaughterhouse triumphed again yester
day. This stock has experienced its full
share Of viscissitude: lately, but just nov
its holders are comfortably situated, ant
enjoy hour by hour the satisfaction O.
seeing its market value 60 mounting up
ward without much exertion, except on the
part of a very few. 1t is sometimes very
difficult to say what causes such rapid
mutations in the stock list, but it seems to
be an easy matter to disturb the equili-
brium of the shares which engross most OF
the speculative interest on Carondelet
street. 1t is a game frequently played
with success here, as in larger markets, and
as long as its rewards and losses are con-
fined to those directly engaged in it,
it is not the business of outsiders
| to be over censorious. Once in a
while a green hand tries his judgment in
the pastime, and once in while finds that
it is dangerous to NEEDLE with certain
| kind of tools; and with his discontinue
| he enjoys the reflection that he suffers for
| meddling with What he dom. and can't
expect to understand. Within the last
| week several parties have had reason to
| consider themselves too unsophisticated
for personal dealings in stocks, and may
hereafter be willing to trust to the manage
ment of their brokers' rather than to their
own native acuteness. Such experience is
valuable. and usually costs about what it is
| worth.
The lowest price we heard of yesterday
for Slaughterhouse was S25 early in the
day. From that figure it went to 500, and
then to SCI, but later in the day, between
three and four o'clock, it commenced TO
strengthen rapidly and sold at s2S so and
500. At the board s29 Is was asked and
S29 25 bid, with no sales. After adjourn
ment sale of 100 shares was effected at
s29 so, which must be regarded as tie
closing price for the day, and displays
gain of fvepoints during the past twenty
four hours. The transactions reported to
us amounted to $50 shares.
Ship Island has improved upon We'd
nesday's prices. At twelve o'clock a sale
was MADE at 81 OBJ, e slight fall; but at
one it rallied to 81 10, and held to that |
until the board met, when 81 122 was |
asked to 81 06 bid, with no transactions. !
The number of shares sold, of which we
have information, was two thousand.
We hesr Of Sal bid for Louisiana Lot
cry and refused.
During the excitement in Ship Island
md Slaughterhouse, levee, Navigation and
he other similar stocks have been ner.
ectly quiet.
The following shows the business of
&c board last evening:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

The Courier Journal says that only q few
years ago the trade of Texas was almost un-
known to the city of Louisville, but few
of their enterprising and sagacious mer-
chants observing the rich harvest that New
Orleans was reaping from it, and that, too,
without an effort, determined to secure a
good portion, at least, by Offering such in
ducements DIS would bring Texas merchants
to market. Consequently, representatives
were sent from the houses of Hays, Cross &
Co, and Craig, human g. Co., for the first
time, three years ago. resulting quite sue
cessfuliy and adding largely to their trade.
Since that time others have gone with like
success. Some five or six gentlemen, repre-
senting business houses at Louisville.
started for Texas few days ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
The drummer Boy"

Last evening we had the pleasure of an
interview with Johnny Glenn, the original of
the pretty and famous story Of the Drum
mer Boy of Shiloh" He is on visit to the
family of Mr.. Abel, and is on his way to
West Point. He is as pleasant and gentle
manly young fellow as one would ever de-
sire to meet. The vast amount of petting
which he has received in the army and out
OF it has not spoiled him in the least, and he
Is as modest, quiet and amiable as if the
strange experience he knows had never been
his. He was ten years old when he entered
the army, running away from home to be q
drummer boy. At the battle of Chickamauga
he was left between the two armies, and a
rebel Colonel rode up to him aud demanded
his surrender. striking at him at the same
time with sabre. He responded by shoot
ing the officer dead, and safely retreated to
the Union ranks. He served throughout the
war, and was very seriously wounded and
taken prisoner. After his Chicamauga ex.
plot, he WAS placed on General Roze-
crans' staff, and subsequently was adopted
for military education by the lamented
General Thomas. General Grant appointed
him to West Point in 1869, but he was too
small to be admitted. He is bigger now,
and is going on to take his place in the
Freshman class. He has brilliant future
as well as brilliant past.-PUtsb,ug
Chronicle,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
aids Of death should be lodged in discreet

aids Of death should be lodged in discreet
hands.
Another section worthyo of attention is
No. 20. It provides that no child shall
be admitted into the public schools with
out producing satisfactory evidence OF
successful vaccination. There is no PEN
atty attached to a violation of the ordi.
nance; but the power Of the board to en-
force it is as ample as any conferred upon
it by the law.
The regulations concerning private
premises are worthy of careful attention.
Our readers will do we'll to carefully
preserve this copy of the REPUBLICAN, as
they may have occasion to make frequent
reference to.the law. which may not be al
ways easily attainable unless some such
precaution is taken.