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sECTION ..
Every owner of wagons or other yehi-
eles kept or used for free delivery On
goods 70 customers or others in the8
city, for each vehicle, per annnm ........
SECTION Is.
Every keeper of q hand-express cart for
the delivery of parcels, for each vehi-
Gle, per annum
SECTION 2.
Every express company, or agent for
such company, transacting business
Within tlle city texcept exempted by
the general law of the State), per an
SECTION d.
Every keeper of skids or tarpaullns to
hire, per annum iC
SECTION g.
Every keeper of a house or yard for the
sale of irewoOd, for each house or
yard, per
SECTION 90.
Every keeper of secondhand articles
tor sale, per IL
sEcT4oS 81.
Every keeper of a junk or rag store, per o-
-
sEcFIoN 81.
Every hawker OF peddler Of goods,
wares or merchandise, OF any Kiho' z
per anRum 80 ----.''-'
SECTION SO.
Every Keeper OF a fruit stand, per quar-
ter of three mOnths.-------.--..------s----'
Per
SECTION 81.
Each fruit peddler, per quarter OF three
Per RDuuTn
sE0rToE S5.
Every keeper of an ice-ereain saloon,
per annu
10 SECTION 38.
Every keeper Of 9 soda-fount, per an
nu nl
SECTION 81.
Every Life, Fire, Marine, Accident or
other Insurance Company, not char
tered by the State o4Tennesse. having
an Office or agent q taking risks In
the city Of Memphis .Ere per eent.upon
the premiums char - Rt sFs7Asesll,as 2Ifiee
or agency, or upon al 10 ~ ''siSeaii.. :
-..-soa<sa, That cF5s-
y. So, s6rances company, char
tered BY the State ofs1ennessee, nav
ing an Office or agentf OF taxing RISKS
in the city of Memphi tnI ee-q quarters
OF one per cent upos tae premium
charged at such officH or aseneI or
upon the risks so tRkeF
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4.


Every retailer of tobacco or cigars, in
Guiding the proprietors of retail shops,
except such as are herein expressly
taxed therefor, per annuIn -...................
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Every keeper of a livery stable, sale
stable or boarding-stable, in addition
TO the tan in the last paragraph, for
each carriage, hack or other vehicle
drawn by two horses or more, kept at
such stable for hire, per annum ..-.....-.
And for each similar vehicle drawn by
Ana hOraa mar
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Every keeper Of sOdA-fOun', per an
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VEREREAL or SECRET DISEASES
rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD.
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

such IS Excessive, Suppressed or Painful
Menstruati0n, LsucOrrhoea OF Whites, Fall
Ing OF the Womb, and all irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods. causing Sterllity or Barren
ness, and Oftentimes Consumption
r. Persons who have been under the treatment
OF other Physicians, and have not been
cured, are invited to call, as can cure all OLD
Syphiiitie Diseases, IL makes no difference
Of how long standing. They viii yield TO my
Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,
been cured By me in New Orleans, Memphis,
Cairo, and various other places. All cOmmu-
nieations strictly eOnndential.
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Every owner of wagons or other vehi.
cles kept or used for free delivery On
goods 70 customers or others in the8
city, for each vehicle, per annnm......
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Every keeper OF a fruit stand, per quar-
ter OF three mOnths.-----------'.-----'----'
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Every express company. or agent for
such company, tfansactipg business
Within tlle city Except exempted by
the general law of the State), per an
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Each fruit peddIer, per quarter Of three
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SECTION 2.

Every keeper of q hand-express cart for
the delivery of parcels, for each vehi-
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Every hawker OF peddler of goods,
wares or merchandise, OF any kind,
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,Rss, b. l.ss6ran ee& company, char
tered BY the State ofs1ennessee, nav
ing an Office or agentf OF taxing risks
IN the city of Memphi ~ tnr ee-q uarters
Of one Per cent upo3 vac premium
charged at such ofiieR sor agency or
upon the risks so tskeF
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every keeper of an ice-creain saloon,
per annum.
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But the license to keep a restaurant
shall not authorize the sale or gifts TO
guests or others, of any spurious. vim
GUS or malt liquors, lager beer, ale,
porter, cider, or light wines, nor ci-
gars, nor tobacco, and every person
selling or giving away any OF the said
articles in or about his or her restau-
raIt, shall first obtain the license
therefor, as herein prescribed, In ad-
ditiOn TO their restau rant license.
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SEXTON ~.
Every keeper of secondhand articles
for sale Der Rnnunn ... 30.
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SECTION So.
Every real estate broker. per annum-.--. Il
SECTION Sc.
Every general collector and every rent
al agent, each per annum. m...-....-......

Every person or firm keeping an INTEL
ligenee office, or acting as labor bro
ker, and every person not otherwise
herein taxed, not including banks act
ing as a broker Of notes or bills, per
auuum
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May 9TH, 9th, 9TH.

THE FIRST AND BEST IN AMERIcAl
The superior general exhibition OF the day.
Three hundred horses and persons required
to produce the imposing exercises. Every
thing rich and elegant. The greatest riders,
athletes, clowns and ballet artists in the pro-
fessiOn.
New Mammoth Menagerie and Egyptian
Caravan. The wonderful
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1.-THE
Grand Lodge of Masons have adopt
ed resolutions condemning in strong
terms the government of Spain, and
members of the Catholic church in
Cuba, for the butchery of Masons.
They also repealed the decree, for
bidding subordinate lodges burying
the remains OF a brother who had
committed suicide.
The Continental left Mazellon, with
q full compliment of passengers, 81,
OOO.OO0 in treasure, 700 tons of ealt
and a large mail, on September 18th,
and encountered heavy gale In the
gulf; the pumps were worked twelve
Rours, but o no avail. On the morn
ms of the Both, the water had reached
the furnaces, and putting out the fres,
All hopes of saving the vessel be.
ING abandoned, six boats loaded
with people showed off; seven
Messengers and the second cook re-
| fused to leave and and went down with
/ the steamer. Two boats arrived a
] Cape st. Lucas on the evening of the
I Both. The next morning two otheI
boats landed, aud on the same even
ing the remainder of the boats land
ed near Cape ST. Lucas. The follow
ing Is a list of the lest: Manuel Ru
bis, of Mazatlan, Jos. Monas, of ST.
/ Luis Potosi, j. B. Littles, Mr.. Mar
tinaez aud three Mexicans, unknowr
The remainder of the passengers an
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FRANCE.

Tours, October 14.-Reliable in
formation just received by mail from
Lyons, shows that the city is amply
prepared to resist any force of Prus-
SLAMS that can be sent against it. The
nights near the city have been strong
IL fortified and enirenched, camps
constructed and heavy guns placed in
position. .
The entire population is armed and
are drilling day and night.
Large numbers of Mobiles and
Franc teiTeurs, have reached Lyons
There are troops enough there now
for an army, and they may be easily
organized to act on the defensive.
All symptoms of disorder has disap-
peared from the city. and througbout
the south of France.
The situation is now accepted un-
complainingly. As ali the Depart
ments of the old Province of Nor
mandy are without money, the author
isiss are issuing paper morey.
Tours Oct. 14-The following
news are dispatches given to the
public to-dayty the Ministry:
MARsEILLEsE. Oct. ia decree
of NJ E-quires suspends the Gaxstts
Du Midu until further orders. as a
measure of the public safety.
Causio, son Law of Garibaldi, has
arrived.
E:quires has received, petition
demanding that the Bishops resign
and be replaced by one chosen from
the clergy of Marseillese. The Es-
quire's decrees that the Congre CATION
of the Jesuites of Marseillese be dis
solved. The fathers will be expelled
within thre3 days, but will be conduc.
ted to the frontier. Their property
will be registered Professionally.
| 6 XENDoME, October 13.-A recon
noissance In force Eas made to- day as
far as Fertevilleneuf and no enemy
was encountered. The railroad ia OBJ
structed to Calais.
ToURY, October 13-Some Prus.
sian scouts wers recently seen in hi.
neighborhood They retreated how.
ever, as the Mobiles approached
Tours, October 14.-Nothine ba.
has. been received to day from Orleans
or Paris. -
Adispatch from the Sub Prefect o
Pont PEgeRne, dated "Wednesday
fully confirms the reports of the sue
i cessful sorties by Bazaine. He hat
burned five, villages which had give
shelter to the Prussians, dislodge,
the enemy from several positions. au,
cut to pieces four regiments of cav
airy and several battalions. At th
! same time Canrobert made a success
tul sortie on the left bank Of the Nc
I selle. q <H#Eff
+ Tours, October IL Minister Gambett
7 has issued the following prociamaffon.
INHABITANrs OF TOURS 81 announcs
you, with tnexpressible satisfaction, h;
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The Council, at its last meeting, did
nothing toward ordering an election
for Mayor to gil the vacancy oc.
casioned By the death of Mayor Walk
er. The subject was not even
mooted. We understand that it ID
the intention of the Council to order
the electioa at its session on Monday
evening next. The necessity for an
early election Of Mayor Nas already
been so clearly demonstrated through
our columns, that we need not urge
that point now, The only question is,
will the Council take steps At its next
meeting to enable the city to select an
officer who can legally discharge the
duties Of Mayor7 Is' is high time
usurpation was rebukel. If The peog
pie do not desire TO have their city af-
fairs tapglsd in lot Of costly law
suits. they will see to it that the Coun.
oil, at its next meeting, orders an
election, and to that extent, at leest,
do their part toward relieving the city
Of its present unfortunate condition.
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Tha Resnlt.

We have returns from all but five
counties, but many of them are mere
estimates. The result is still. doubt
full. The contest is very close in the
Fourth District, but our adviees give
the advantage to Judge Wilson. The
Ninth District is. also in doubt, but
General Shanks, is most probably
elected By a small majority. The
Legis lature is also in doubt. The
most favorable colonization for the
Democracy make the Senate tie,und
give majority Of from FIVE to eight
in the Lower House. We do not
concede them this. The political
complexion OF the General Assembly
cannot easily be determined; but
it ia By no means uncertain that the
Republicans will not control both
branches. The suspense will not be
continued much longer as to the
State ticket, for the official votes will
soon be reported from every county.
The Eve counties not heard from are
Adams, Elkhart, Perry, S,arke and
Warrick.-IndianapOlis Journal.
We copy the above from the Jofty7s-
al of yesterday. TIE Journal seems
hopeful Notwithstanding the glowing
character Of the returns from many
parts of the State. We hope its an.
ticipations may be reliazed, but con-
fess that our faith is rot any of the
strongest.
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TOWNSHIP OgFICERs.


The following is the vote for town
ship officers in the different townships
in this County:
CENTRE TOWNSHIP. .-For Justice
Joseph b. Msghee, $50; Henry B
Moore, ,l62i Peter Bohn, 2; "a. Brown, J..
For Consable.--John ,Aishle, 10S;
Benjamin Young, 221 II. B. Wood, 80.
For Trustee Samuel nj. Gibson.
1877; John Whitehead, $50.
For Assessor.-Geo w. lnwood, 322 F;
Marcus McCutchen, g.;
For Supervisor Isl Dist ] ohm
Hermer, 42; ID. S. Fairehild, 8. 2ad
Dist-Simon Ceazer, ID; III. Muller,
9;3t Dist Albert SEope. 81; 4th
Dist --Wm. SchEeitzeF, z; G.. M. Ad
Ter, 6; G.. Buckle, 13. 9Th Dist
Peter Hitch. 80. 9Th .Diss.-Mosel
Smith, 81; Stearns Hatch, 45. ~
DSst.--S. G.. MeCut hen, 8; @. II
.McCutchen, 2. Sth Dist.-L Burk
Walt, IA. 9th Dist. Fred. Wall, z
10Th Dist.-Fr Wetbure. q; G
Pheiffer, 6.
KEIaHT TOWNSHIP For Justice
Wm. R, Yann, 128; o. p. Aiken
1871; John U. Garrett, 145.
FOR Constable-Alrick Corwine, sc
Joseph Pharr, las; Robert D. Lem
144 A
For TJustee-Archippus Knigh
1873; Richard Scofeld. 138.
For a Assessor-H. @. Miller. 12e
Samuel Granger, 150.
Spperrisor Isl Ltst-J. +. Pharr,
s. Granger, 2 I'd Dist-H U. FuI
Aer, 2; NJ. Gibson. z; r. Fickas,
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INDIANAPOLIS, October 14-Very
few additional returns have been re-
ceived to dsy-not enough to definite
ly settle the result -of the State ticket.
The Den oersts claim 2.O00 majority.
The Republicans think the official
vote may yet give them the State
ticket. Official returns from the
Fourth Congressional District elects
Wilson, Republican. over GoodiDg,
by majority. Shanks's, Republican,
msjority 10 the Ninth District is 285.
The Republicans ROW claim two ma
jority in the Senate. In the House
the Democratic majority will not bt
over iye OF six. sS
Mrs. Senator Morton is dangerousl,
Ill at her residence in this city.
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a portion of the crew are On the Col
orado, and will be here on Sunday
next. The Continentals treasure and
mails are all lost. The steamer CT
oraao, from Panama put into San
Diego this morning, aDd reports the
steamer Continental, from Mazatlau,
for San Francisco. sunk thiF'y miles
off Cape St. Lucas. on the 30th Of
September. Seven passengers and
one of the crew were lost. -y
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LOuIsyiite MarHet,

! By TeleEraph.I LoUGBvTLLE, Oct. II.
BAGGIHo Firm at 2s16929c for hemp and
FAX.
OTroE- Dull aud weak; middling l4%c.
FLOUR--In great demand, supply light
extra family So. sLE
SsRATH- Quiet and unchanged. f-----
PRovIsLo SO Quiet, nffn, and unchanged.
WHISKY -Du.I, al 4G56. a at.t lc
BusIuess Will be suspended Tomorrow
out OF friendship Genera n. E. Lee.
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Chicago market.


ny TeteyTaphl CHICAGO, Oct. a..
ExcHAE0E-Un
+ LOUR Extra s. 5Ja5T5.
WHEAT Dull and prices declined I%0
a<c; les at 81 Ol1Z for No. spring Lhi-
oagos this ternoon dull at 81 C41zd5sI O5
OuRH-Duil and deciiped IGa2c sales at
57S<85Sc: No. tnls afternoon Sc
OATS Dali anu deciineI &c: saleg Al
341zg35c TOR NO.. 2. - =
RYE-So. 2Quiet at Csc IT.
BAkLEY-Du1 and declined IZc.s safaa ne
S71Ssa8ie for No 2.
hI9iHWaNEs-Firmer al sI9s11S In iron
sh0uders 49, short rIes I0II
LARD-l6Z0l6L.
HoGs-Demand active end prices ad-
Vanced TO SlOi receipts large.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IA.
GROCERIES AED WEsrERN PRoDUcE-N
market.
Cor roN-.Market only partially suspend.
ed hales 2 300 bales: middlnR l4LMl45<
receipts III bales: exports to LtyeTpisoi.
3, e8 baiea; weeks sales 1880 bsIes:
receipts for The week q. .299 baies. exports
to Liverpool ,I28 bales: Vera Cruz / siI
bales; Coastwise 3, 4lS bales; stock 1865
bales.
GoLD-lzs<
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No. Louls markul.


By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL.
CorToS -Duil and prices nominal at l48
1870 iOr upland. nr
kLOUR- Quiet and unchanInd: super
Lr@ 81 75g4 %.
" HEAr--GO. 2 red winter wheat s1 l38
j l3; No. / Sl 20,9l AZ: choice 81 &jgl 1e.
COkH-DulI aud dec tned aud buF era
scarce; pIime white B0c: cnoice yellow 6Oc
HOGS--l enabd fair and market nrui ~
sg11Sot receipts for the pat day 81 TO.
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Kow York Dry QoOds Narket.

hy IeIeBKaphI NEW IOHhI Ucts II I
the break noticed in the pricS OF heavy
brown sheeungs, yesterday, has oe-
come moro general Today and has
extended 70 the lighter grades, botn
b cached and brown. The Continental y
30 inch brown sheetinRs ars down TO l21<;
40 ID ~ iHcn TO I41z : Lawrence Xxx TO l81z;
Lyman q TO lie. Pacific l. l2c: Laconia II
l2c. Bootie bieAched l4cs do II &c; do E
i2c; Baliou 13c1z. IT, marKet is generally
weak, and only mooe'ate enqoiry pre-
walls eYen at Lhe decline
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Europoan RRrkats.

By Telegraph LONDON. oet. "a.
ConEois gz5s: bonds quiet: 62's gsgk: 65,s
Ss5S: 67's 81. AT without COUPONS: 10. sij's 81:
stocks steady E'ies Is; Illinois lll; West
LIVERPOOL, October I4.-Cotton aIes for
the Week 6S.lO3 bales * ports l0oG0 bales: /:
speculation 6u09 bales sJOck 665,LOJ bales
American lSO 600 bales; receipts Of Am eTis
can 5000. Receipts OF wheat for three days
IO5< red western IS 8 4; winter 81 Cd. Corn
2Ez829IS. TalIow ~. Linseed cakes elO
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PORTUGAL.

LIsB1N. Oct. 1.-THE mail steamer
from Janeiro brings dates to the I'D
OF September. The news is quite i'm
portant. A force of the Argentine
Republic had defeated the insurgents
In two engagements. There has also
been a struggle between the Monte
videan troops and the rebels.
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sAT0RDAY. OOT0BER Is. $50.

Our dispatches this morning con-
tain particulars Of more lighting in
France. l. seems the French have
had some temporary succ asses, but
none that will Tr3ve of any lasting
importance. The Prussians have
been driven from some Of their posi-
tions 10 the neighbOrhood Of Paris,
but have not bsen forced back sufh-
eiently for the beseiged to get once
more in communication with the
country. ihNa4
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

PaILADELPHIA. October 1.-THE
oficisl counr OF the Eighth District
gives Geiz, Democratic, 5366 mai brity.
The Official count OF the Tenth Dis
trict gives K,llinger R,pablcan. 629
majority.
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nlrrnIi In6re.

The following dispatches contain
the latest news in reference to the
election of Circuit Judge:
RocKPoRT, Oct. ii.
Editors Journal;
The Board of Canvassers throw out
Jackson Township. This makes
Moore's maj lrity in tho county 72.
GILKEY.
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Cincinnati Aarket.

BY Teiezraph.l cIscIsNATI. oct. IA.
GoTTor- uIi ana prices dropping; mid
ding I4k- -ff.a.I.e1t ra . lanna
FEoc 4 Dun bot unchanse family IS 50
a5 IS. r9H .I1 tElI lsIflI Iulrr f
WHEAI -Dul and prices drooping at
coRS-Oail and prices shade lowerfoid
63a5ic; new a g45c.
oATs-.DuIl out uncnangedf rejected sa9
SIC: graded 4JG45e. y
5ARLEY-pali but unc- anged; fail 81 10
al Is; Iowa Bpriug 81 l6t9l 49, hs1ur .
CoFFEE-Demand fair and market drm I
sales of 469 -acEs at rs g22c. q Ll r8Gt
UGAR-D smand good al full prices POT-
10 Rieo ~ gIs5S a. E4D -1ail aa.
LIEsEhD.oIL-Dull aud prices droopipg
at 700 eAi3 atA
LAID oTL--Demand llght but holders
| flrT0 extra 81 l7dl ~. 80
EGGS Demand Iatr and market firni at
23c. fr-4.l
| BUTrER-scarce and nrra &C 50 9s7c. ali
4 CHEESE-Demand good at full prices.
| = tGLoVER SEED-Dult and prices q shade
\ loW er :lAales at 01a995@. en .#a gaG el
/ PRovIsIoAs-Qu aud weak; pork
/ G25 Z5G25. bulk meats lzsz0i551: bacon I81<
| l7%9lbM Large sales could LOT be made
az he quotations.
~ WHlsKY-Duil and m arxet unEetuei II Bt
6le5c a ked
l. o G41aD--l l3<. eIurU ar u
/ kXCHARGE-HRr.
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borrowing rats L<af1at.
carrying rates 2d7 per cent.
Clearances S5I, ,0J9, 900.
Memphis MarHet,

ny TeseAraph.l MEMPHIa, Oct. IA.
CoFTOR-Dull at I51ses receipts ], ,si0 bales;
export ia ba ess re- . PTS for the week
q ,oo3 bales; exports 4,60I bales; market
auiet aud generally unchanged; but little
doing, owing 70 the fair. F .
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS. October 14.-Belgium
renews her CORPS of observation on
the border, as Prussia designs besieg-
ing The towns in the northeastern
part of France.
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From these reports we figure up the
election as follows: aao.ia.1
LAIRD. = Posey 797; Perry 1853;
Crawford 40; Total $50.
MOORE -Vanderburgh COL; War
rick 222; Spencer p; Total 945,
Laird's majority. 40. A1iasA,A
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sew TOFk eOld ana ss0ea AaFket.


doLD-The gold scheme went by default
OF gold aud actually broke down the bor-
rowing rates. Iuey assO app sarsd as sell
ers OF gold, which gave rise to the TepOF6
Il 1as stated however, that tue iiqusCz >
yesterday was only Gaade for the purpose
OF discovering how much capita IL TOOK 20
disturb the stock aud money markets.
Xhe aS1aount OF : eoVember inteIosJ reb&ted
thus FAR - $4,000. Tho EIb-Lre&sa ~ TO-
day pad out cnecks TO the AmOgfmt OF
S2, ,l40bo0 on account OF bond fufeb basAss yes
terday, bat ali the currency Yves ncTdis-
Durbe1.F .ra
MoNEY-R&sy at 5G6e.
B1ERLIHG- 616aS%z. .Ht
and closed at l55<.
borrowing raJLB NMnat.
Carrying rates 2d7 nsr cent
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srATE oE INDIANA. !
HE, ,PORT

OF the Merchants National Bunk at
Evansville, in th3 State Of lndi-
ans, at OlOsD OF Bueigsss, October
9Th. 1870.
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NEwBURa. Oct. IA.

Editors Journals:
Moore's msjority in this county is
222. s. T. PALMER.
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