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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-05
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-15


PrTrsBURG, September 1.-THE Monon-
gaEefa stationary with feet inches IN the
channel. Nothing doing on the wharf,
Weather cloudy and warm. Thermometer
CINCINNATI, Sept. 14.-The river is fet {
Y inches and slowly falling. B1tsness Is
brisk and freights are moving on with less
dinculty to-day. Weather cloudy with
threatenings of rain duting the afternoon,
temperature re- ~ 81
LOUISVILLE. Sef,t 14.--River falling,with
% inches In the chute. Considerable rain
wharf is improving.
CAIRo, Sept. 14.-Port List-Bslls Mem.
PMS. Memphis 20 SC. Louis. D. May
Louisville TO Arkansas River, q; Thomp-
son Dean Cairo to New Orleans. 4; r. &.
NICK Wall. Sc. Louis to Shreveport 5; De
Russey. snag boat, st. Louis to White
River, 6; City of Alton, st, Lous 70 Vieks-
clear. Mercury TO
ST. LOUIS Sept. IA. - Arrived - Harry
johnson keokuk Southwestern New Or
e = S1sy o. Salro Yie6sburg Depart;
rover Memphis: ArgonRut, Tennessee
fSIVers Mohawk and barges, New Orleans.
~ ~ eatner cloudy and cool. The river has
z1s Inches; total rise 8 feet 6 Inches.
NASHVILLE, Sept. I4.-River swelling,
~ enlrty inches on lIarpeth Shoals.
W sAtner rainy and warm.
A. "a a- EAPHLs, September 14.-W Gather clear.
T n ISsIy %. The river is rising slowly.
ne parted-UolumbIa, for st. Louis; Wicks,
1 1,@'onne Carrou and Commercial, for New
vIcKsBURa, sspt t4.-Dovn-McGm. I
A. " auanita. Il N; Colorado. 2; Attain
tle and barges, Pm River falling.
"eeshsr clear and pleasant. 81
new ORLEANS September I4.-Arrived-
Louisville. Departed : Cameiia, Tor 81.
Loalss Mary E. Forsythe. for st. Louis
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RAGER BALL.

The Evansville Club played prac
lice game Yesterday afternoon without
anv remarkable features appearing.
The Riversides have decided that,
chile thew will not 60 abroad alter
their trim 10 Cairo and PAducah, they
v;ll hold themselves in readiness to
Nav any clubs that may see At to Wit
his city with such Of their elro as
thev can bring together, several of
their first nine having such business
enaavements as will prevent them
from playing any more this season.
Oolv about six Of them go to Cairo.
The balance will be made up from
other members of the club, some Of
whom are inexperienced players.
The Riversides' games for the sea-
son. Notwithstanding the defeats they
have sustained, have been very salts
factory, this being their first season.
They were organized on the I'D o.
June, with fourteen members, and
PLAYED their first two games as the
aNo Name Club, -" adopting the
name Riversides at their third meet
| ing. They now number some forty
members, and will make an effort to
have enclosed grounds for next sea-
sons playing. A
The following summary Of their
games, which is furnished by their
Secretary, Mr.. Il. e. Wheeler. Jr.
shows the games played, with the av-
erage Of each player: e rfa-
At Princeton, Jane 2sis vita Prlncsson
Al evansville, ally 18th. with Evansville
At Vfncennes, Aug. 4th. with Washing-
ton club, of Washins ton, Rs Al, We IL.
| At Evansville, Aug. 18TH, with Indian.
At Ievalisviiie, Aug. 50, with the Rockets
/ of Marshall, Ills, Rs 29, Rockets So. 1a.
At Indianapolls Sept l, with Indianap-
| oils club, R's14, rs Is. lt
At Evansville, Sept. Q. with FAN City
club, OF Louisville, KY, RS ~, II C,s 10.
Total numbero or runs made Dy the XIV
' To1al humber OF runs made by oppo
: NO Of games p1 aged, RS 8, opp'tsS
no. Of games won, R's.5, opp5ts 3. - ssss.
| Total No. Of runs, RS III, oppt's l79.
1 Average runs per game, RS "a >, O's q B.
Highest No. Of blank I'M ings reesived A
l single game. RS = opp'ts g. .aA--
Highest score IN single game, Rs %
Lowest score IN single game, RS IA
10. 81 Clean home rams, RS 20, opp'ts A.
l A I. a
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THE MARKETS.
sew York cold ana stock Market.
Bv telegraph NEW YORK, sept. IA.


The Commissioner of he stock Exchange
will to- morrow recommend the securities
of the Union Pacific Railroad Company 10
be placed on sreguIar call. Tne following
is .theDf1icfaf statement OF the com psgy
First N ortgage six per cent. bonds. SGT 237 :
eco; u. =. subsidy bonds, 81 9 3.65l: land
grant seven per cent. bonds, SO $50 co., in-
come bonds. $1,000, eUu; capi al stock is
sueos s58 ,745. eco total, SUI v7s SD. he Sc.
cur1Ltes OF the North Missouri Railroad
company are TO be admitted TO the Tree
AApNEx--A little more active az 5 20 @ per
cent. on call. Foreign exchange dull:
leading bankers ask 0s<@s7s. Canada
banks are selling at 9szg95z. There is
great ease IN money IN theopen market az
London, and the comparative low rates OF
interest there enable Canadian banks to
draw freely, and make high rates OF inter
est oy lending gold on time here at a pre-
m1uns and in turn to lend their curreTacy
on time at legal interest and in some
cases on commission; these operntfons
tend TO Keep exchange and check the ont.
flow OF specie. sight bills IOl< 10 l0I[ anH
cable transfers 1913 to IO5k. :.
GoLD-Ffrm late in the day and clnsagl
at 14<N145&. The sudden change from
peace 60 war in the views ofsome German
bankers to-day was the cause OF the fn-
crease In the strength or the marKet. the
government sold 81 100000 At 14f4. Bids
amounted to 8, 5O0, 600. Borrowing rates,
Lea. 3, S-64 and per cent. Clearances $50, :
vssseeys r,,,s.t 81 s4.,,,.s.v
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-Mr. John <.
Moll, formerly with Mr.. T. w. Turner.
desires his friends to know that he
is now with George Miller & Co.,
dealers in boots and shoes, No. sc
Main Street, where he would be
pleased to see all his old friends
and customers. and as many others as
are in need Of boots and shoes. He
extends cordial invitation to all to
pay him visit.
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Rev York Markef.
By Tslegraph.I NEW YoRK. SEP

BY Telegraph.I NEW YoRK. sept. IA.
CoTroE- Quiet and a shade easier; sales
OF l,773 bales at 1919 for nn1ddIinR upland.
FLOUR-Recetpts q, 800 barrels; market
50iOe better, and more active; sales Of
IS 400 barrels at 81 1904 IS for supe1flne
western and state; s. lOg5 20 for extra do. /;
for extra Ohios s. 25@s 10 for extra -.
IsTE FLouR-A shade easier; sales Of 400
barrels at "a l595 70. r#
CORN MEAL-Quiet- 60
WHIsKY-Decidedly lower; sales OF $50
WHEAT-RsceIpts l22, lss bush 3a4c bet
ter; more doing for exports sales 1880
bush al 81 049l 10 for No. 2 spring; 81 IA
for new do; 81 u for No. Minnesota; 81 IL
for No. do; 81 10 for old No. / spring;
81 20 FOR news 81 ZQI so Tor winter red and
amber west erns 81 81 for white Ohio; 81 IS
RYE-Heavy; sales 10000 bush &c soc for
western. fcE
BARLEY MALr-Lowerssalas 600 bushes
Canada West At 81 25N2 so; state 81 IS.
CoRE-R Receipts 81, 6S4 bush: shace nrnsr.
bat not acttves saleM Az. 900 bush al ec3@sgs<c
for mixed western S41841<c for nigh mixed
nearly yellow; SIZE for rel ected.
OATS-Witnout decided change: receipts
gS. go bushels; sales 5000 bushels at 4s9
LEATHER-In moderate demand; Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light 2S93le.
WooL-Quiet; sales 2O00l0 pounds at 489
SO Tor tubbed.
HAY-In fair demand at 0ogs5, for ship.
ping: SlMl 30 tor retail lots.
HoPS-Quiet at l2925c.
CoFFEE-Firm bat not active.
8UGAR-Ftrmer; sales J. 600 hhds at 9Z0
I0c for Cuba; e5<0l0z< for Porto Rico.
MoLAssEs -Steadyi sales 100 hhds at 2fc
for clayed.
RIcE-DuIl at S5<@9c.
PETRoLEUM-Easteri lsc for crude; 251<
0255<s for refined.
PokK-L0Wer and more active; sales OF
1000 barrels at s20B26 % for mess. e22@25
for prime, closing at S26 Is for mess.
BKEs-Hore active; sales OF 400 barrels at
ft20l6 for plain mess: Sl68lS for extra
mess beer hams dull at s35 Q37; tierce beef
quiet 81 E23029 Tor prime mess.
MIDDLEs-Steady sales OF Is boxes at
1910 for long clear.
CUT MEATS Dull at I9920c for picked
hams.
LAzD-FirEn ard quiet sales Of $50 tier.
ces at l61z9l015cFor steam lB148l61zc f0f
kettle rendered; also 500 tierces September
ct l6c.
BUTTLR-FIrm at 20930c for western.
CHEEsE-Stsedy at o9l4c-
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COOKING ExHIBITIoN.-We have
had all manner of exhibitions in this
city, but now Mr.. J. d. Spang propo-
ses to give a grand free cooking exhi-
bition in the sales room Of the South
western Gas and Stove Co.. next to
the Opera House, tomorrow Friday
afternoon. for the especial benefit Of
the ladies. Having attended one Of
his exhibitions. and eaten of TAT
fruits thereof, we know it will be 6
success,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-15

WOULD RATHER DIE THAN WoRK
The officers Of the steamer Palestine
have had passenger several times
this season. from this city to New
burg. who never had any money to
pay his passage, and becoming tired
Of his patronage, when he made his
appearance last Friday. he was told
that he would have to work his pas
sage, but be refused, saying he would
prefer to walk overheard, The clerk
told him be would have to 90 ashore
at the next landing, when he replied /:
II can walk off this boat now" The
clerk said, you will be drowned If
you do" The man replied, II can swim
ashore in Eve minutes;" and before
be could be prevented. walked over
board, and was drowned before assist
ance could reach him. No one knew
who he was, but, from his actions, it
is supposed that be was an escaped
luHatic.
From q description Of his person. Il
is probable that the body found 1t
Dayidson's farm, day or two ago.
was bis.
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CfncInnatin Market.

By Telegraph CINcINNATI, Sept. IA.
FLoUR-Dun; family IS 25g5 50.
WHEAT-FIrm and scarce; red winter
81 I01I IL for MOL; 81 056l " for No. 2.
CoRE-QEiet at 63a7Oo.
OA1s-tlrmer at 33g43c; latter rate for
choice.
RYE-Steady at 75980c.
BARLEx-Dufl; choice fall held at 81 O3 :
spring 8i0l IS. .s.s..
CoTToN-steady; middlfng l9c.
ToBACOo-Steady receipts moderate
sales OF I64 hhds at % 40D24 90.
WHLsKY-Steady, and a fair inquiry at
e8aS9e for wood and iron.
PoRK-Mess dull and lower; sales at
S26 d
BULK MEATs-Dull and prices declining
sales OF shoulders at i21S, and sides at l4z.
BAcoN-Duil; shoulders held st 14A
clear RIB 1871; clear sides sold at l6Z, but
1874 generally asked. Sugar cured nam
quiet at 240241<.
LARD-Neglected I41<9l5c.
BUTTER-In good demand for choice; tn
fertor dull at 28032c.
CHEESE-More active at I2d9l4c.
EGGs-Active and higher &C &c.
OIL-Linseed quiet az lGc.
Coffee and Sugar unchanged and ste ady.
GoLD-llS buying.
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SPEQTAE IIoWICEs.
OonsnmDnOn.


The Three Remedies "scHHNcn's Fgr-
MoN1c ExRUP,p Tor tic cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and overy form 81 Gone
sumption. The peoullar action 81 this medr
feline rlpena the ulcers Am tho lungs pro-
moles the discharge Of the corrupt mallof
by ewpeotoration. PuineH the blood, ana
thus cures Consumption v men every other
remedy fails.
HBobanckfa sea-We8d Tonic" f1r enc
onro OK Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ga
diseases arising from debility. This tauic
inviRorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place Of the gastric Juice when taHt M
deficient, and then enables the patient 90
digest the most nutritious food It ~ %
sovereign remedy for an cases Of ndigaa-
ton.
"Bchenck's Mandrake Pilis,' one oi ihe
most valnabla medicines ever Uncovered
being a vegetable sub ztitute for oalomoi.
and having all the uaeful properties hs4
cribed TO that mineral without producins
any OF its inJurioua elects.
To these three medicines Dr. u. H
schenok, Of philadelphia, owes hm am
rtvaled success ia the Treatment 81 Pul-
nl0niU Consumption. The Puinonfc syrup
ripenH the morbid matter, discharges AZ.
and purihes the blood. The MandraEs
Pills act upon the Liver, remove an OBJ
atructiouH therefroms give the organ q
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint
which Is one Of the most prominent causes
or Consumption.
The sea- Weed Tonic 1nYigogRteg the
powers Of the stomach, and BY strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing ~ 10 b nDr-
mai and healthy condition. Improves thu
quality 81 the blood, ~ which means tho
formation or ulcers ~ tubarolos ia the
lungs becomes impossible. The oomh1nsu
action OF hose medicine, aH thar eE-
planned, wv cure every oaao Of Conaump-
ton Il the NEEDLES f.re used in time and
the use OF tho fa per overed IN audioientr
~ 70 bring the care 10 q favorable ternlina-
ton.
Dr.. Echencx'a Almanac containing Hu4
Treatise on the varip 1a forms Of ulacl43er
his mode OF treatment, and general @lfeca
tions how 70 use his medicine. can be hnd
gratis or sent by mail by Addressing nla
Principal once, NO. 15 North ulwth Street,
philadelphia, Pc.
Price OK the pulmomic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, each 81 O. per bottle or on ed
half dozen. Mandrake Pilla, 25c. per noEs
FOR anls by an drngRiHta and dealers
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LoulsviIIe MarRet.

By releRraph.l LoUIsvILLE. Sept "A.
BAcGTUG-Active and drrn az 2sg ~.
CoTTor4-FIrm: all sales. middl1ng lbc.
3 FIoUR-A moderate demand a. ~ % lot
extra family. -,--
UNCHANGED. eMHs Ma4 @A.
PRoVIsIoNs-Q Quiet but steady; mess
pork 81; bacon 145z9l75S9ls1zci mans,
sugar-cured 24824%c.
z LARD-l61<c. 1H5 1855 Te tu1=. II
WHIsKY-Raw scarce and Ia demand ~
e8a89c.
TOBACCO -sales to-day of lO8 hhds &C f4T0
70 for frosted Tugs; IS 1906 50 for connon
to good luRss tg@15 for low leaf 10 n ed tuin
and best wrappers. attl g f
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- T. G. Bridwell & Co. corner
Of Main, and Third Streets, have :
fulEstock of Drugs. Chemicals, PAT
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Liok. Cor
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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BY Telegraph.I NEW ORLEANS, Sept. "A.
CoTroN-Steady and demand fairs mid.
ding IT,. sales 075 baiess receipts ofz
bales; stock Is, 815 bales.
FLoUR-sefls readily; super % z0;r Xxx
So q; Xxx &c 1907 90.
CoRN-Duif: mixed s5a90c. and white S5c.
OATs-Fnm; st. Louis $4,000; Galena
Coo. .trF. Tae
BRMN--81 10.
HAY-Scaree: choice &289SD.
PoRK-LoWers mess IS.
BAcON-Jobbing sales Of shoulders at
15Sz: clear lib ~, and clear sides Va.
Hams az.
EUGAR-Prfme l3c-
INSTRUMENTATION 25935c.
WHIsKY-Q0c6fl OK.
f.oFFE g-IT1<6D1T5<. 5sA3 t@ @st-sHas
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PHoroaRApHs.-ParkhiII, on SEQ
ond Street, is making those beautiful
Rembrant pictures and new style
crayon likeness SO much admired.
He has now all the latest improve
ments. and Look through his photo
graph parlors is alone treat, to
which all are invited.
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WIDE AwAKE-ssdEANs BUSINESS
Our friend, j i. Hicks. proprietor of
the Opera. blouse Tobacco aud Cigar
Establishment. has just received a
Splendid stock Of tobacco from an ex-
tensive factory in st. Louis. of which
Mr.. Hicks has secured the agency
for this city aud vicinity, and is ena-
bled to sell to the wholesale and re-
tail trade at factory prices. Tobacco
dealers will do we'll to give Mr.. Hicks
q call.
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Mrs. Goodman has removed her
Stock OF Millinery from Second Street
to No. 30 Main Street, between First
and Second, at the store formerly oc-
cupled By George Miller, the Boot
and Shoe Dealer. where she will be
pleased to see her numerous old Gus
toners and IS many new ones.
Remember the place-No. 80
Main Street. sep12 .1w
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OPERA HOUSE, HARRY MAoARTHY.
Tonight Harry Mccarthy opens with
the Empire Ministries at the Opera
House, and it will be safe to say he
will have an audience as good as he
can desire. Harry, himself, is a whole
band, cymbals and triangle included,
and if the Empires do not make the
house ring, he surely will. with his
variety of eccentric Dutch. Irish aud
other character representations, for
which he is 50 celebrated.
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TIE RINK.-There was no skating
at the Rink, last night. the floor hav-
been painted, SO as to be in readiness
for the carnival, on Saturday, at
which Mr.. L. T. Barwise. the original
roller skater. and one of the propri-
etors Of the patent, will be present
and skate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-15

BY IeLeEfhpH-T 4 NV AUI-EE Fl1A5N' =
The Dry Goods market is more active
and drmer for certain classes OF staple
DoTtant changes to-day. Mystic River
brown sheef1ngs have advanced nom Izc
10 I21Ss Massachusetts, b B do from nc 10
l21<; Augusta Al do, from lie TO l21S: La
coma corset Jeans, from ll1z to l2c; Nashua
fiannels, from I5c TO l6c; STANDARD sheet
ines are going to be advanced y cent FER
yard The stocks OF goods are generauy
reduced as many of the mills are idle and
others running short time for want OF
NEafar-
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RIVER NE 8
For Other Racer LENS See znard Page.


We have no arrivals to add to our
port list up TO midnight.........The
Edinburg passed down after dark
without landing......The IdlewiId, for
Cairo, Rapidan No. 2, for Tennessee
River, Pine Bluff, for Grandview, and
Morning Star, for louisville. depart
ed.........The Morning Star had down
one of the best trips ever brought
down the river on packet. She also
took out good trip. Among her
passengers last night. were Mr.. Rob-
ert Boyd, en-. route to Boston, and
Mr. w. s. Ford. Of Ford's Tobacco
Sales Warehouse. with his wife. for
louisville. From officers of the
Morning Star, We learn that John H.
Trent & Son, Of Wolf Greek, on Sun
day morning last. started boat load
of lime down the river, and as the
Tarascon passed, tho lime boat sunk,
opposite Lswisport. The boat and
cargo, valued at 81 ,7OO, a rea total loss...
The IdlewiId aud Rapidan No. 2 had
excellent trips out.........Miss Hetty
Gilmore, the charming young daugh-
ter of Capt. A. T. Gilmore, of the
Morning Star, honors US with beau
tiful boquet of delicious foWers...-.....
Capt. Gus. Fowler has chartered the
John Lumsden to axe the place ofths
Idlewild d1Eing the low water season,
now close at hand. The Lumsden is
the best low water packet we know Of,
as she carries an immense load on
very shoal -waterz......Robert Castle,
now with Halliday Bros. Cairo, is in
the clsy on visit to friends............
The Mallie Ragon will be in to-
day, and will leave for Passport to-
morrow.
. boats Leaving.
FoR NEW ORLEANS FROM CAIRO.
The renowned and magnificent Nick
Longworth will leave Cairo for New
Orleans and all way ports on Friday,
September 10th. on the arrival Of the
steamer City of Evansville, which
leaves this evening. and the train
that leaves here at 1920 to-morrow
morning. Her chief officers. Capt.
Lev Hates and Eugene Bowers, are
among the most distinguished in
commission. Passengers and ship
pers will be we'll cared for.
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European Markets.
By Telegraph.

By IeIegraph.I LoIDO1sI 5eI11- II
CoasoIs for money 021zs account ~:
American securities steady; 65s 50. 67s s.,
62s 90 1D-4ls S rs il1s
yERPooI~-Cotton nim: middling up
lands 81. Orieans g54: sales 1900 Daies.
Rreadsfli n q inner, CaIifornia white wheat
a 9tffa 9s Iods red western No. IS ID " inter
% fIf7S7o4 a. Western -four Us. Corn No.
2 mixed Is Cd q ats = I'd Bari6y -. esaA
bacon SIS FOR Cum ber1au cut 07a Tor short
TiIl-1 Cheese eIs. Turpenttne 33s 3D.
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CIT N T. w 8 .
Tho Weather,

A DRAYMAN on the levec, was very
much astonished yesterday, BY one Of
the wheels Of his dray coming of,
''spilling" him and a barrel of -four off
of the dray. Both were gathered up
aud the wheel replaced, without
damage TO either.
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ChlcagO Narket.
By telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. Il

By telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. II.
FL0UR-Firm.
WHEAT-Active and 31<Q4e higher
eS%9s1 Oh cash 931z0s1 OK seller last hall
September, closing az the outside; this az
ternoon unsettled az 81 OK cash and seller
last half. =
CoRN--In good Demand and 1@IE high
er: closing at 025<963c for No. 2; this alter
noon quiet. faasaA
OATs-1Bl1zc higher: closing az 381zG3Ic
RYE-1zc higher closing at 05 865%.
BARLEX-l@l1c higher; closing at 81 "
for NO. u.
HTGHwIEEs : l1zgs5s for wood and iron
bound.
PoRK-BIess easier at s2GB28 Is.
LARD-E5QI5L.
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Five Cottages Tor Sale CheaD.

l 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 Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASST Asa IGLEHART, 80
sep3-tf No. II Third Street.
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we g Tunerorss pms,

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store. but everything else
usually kept in q first class Drug
Store may be found there in abRad-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Second.
lAug. Is eod-tf
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After the lst day of October the
additional penalty Of six per cent. win
attach on all delinquent taxes. All
parties interested are requested to call
at the office and settle the same.
+. IUNKENHEIMER. T. ". G.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co.,
Sept. z, 1870. -. Tsep9.td
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MemnhIs Market.
BY telegraph

a., sratagraDf.l MEMPHIS, Sept. a.
Corrox-Firmer; asking 18e: receipts Tor
two days III bales; exports ~ paies'
FIoUR-Ffrme "a 25@6 %.
CoRN-Mar ket bare.
OATs-Heavy at 48c.
HAY-Qufet at $50 40.
BRAN-Dull at 171z9lSc.
Pork NOMINAL.
BAcox-FlTm shoulders l31<c; sides I91<c.
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sc. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept IA.
ToBACco-Inactive: Tugs s529; dark leaf
50 54il 50; manufacturing el2Q25; good
bright wrappers S25025 so.
COTroN-Duli; 180l81zc for middling.
HEMP-sl400I90 for undressed.
BAGGTEG-Bteady q t S81<0S0c.
FLoUR-Fail superfins 8404 25s x 81 25@
S: Xxx "a 5ol94 IS; Xxx b 2595 90.
WHEAT--OpeDed better but closed dull
for NO. red fall: 81 O3nl 05 for strictly
prime: a. 08 for No. 1.
CONSERVATIVES; prime mixed CT 065c /;
yellow 6a167c: while 676eeSc.
OATs-Flrm; 35933c for bulk; 40912c for
sacked.
BARLEY-DulI at 959sI 90 for spring.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
PRoVIsIoEs-Dutl; mess pork e27; dry
salt shoulders 130135<cs clear rib l63l61%c
BACoN-ShouideFs l4Jze; clear rib l75zc;
clear sides 1S1<c.
LARD-Qulet at l551gl6c for tierce.