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The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

The New City Drug Store Van
|Duren supplies country dealers, physicians
Pnd planters with new fresh drugs very cheap.
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III ">-NTT
FOR RENT.

A No. l Store-good location--pos-
session given at once. Apply at this
Office. I'm
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

For cheap. Paints, Oils, Glass and
go to the New City Drug Store
in Van Buren
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

-no just Received ol aia.
nS BAGS Prime Rio Coffee,
~ Is Barrels Sugar House Mplasos,
10 half-b bbls. ="
20 kegs q"
20 kegs Horse and Mule Shoes,
so kegs Absorbed Nails, H"i
bbls, Lubricating Oil,
20 kegs Eng. Soda-Direet Importation
l50 bags Cotton Yarn, H'''"t ".'.. ''
80 caddies Virginia Tobacco.
A large lot of School Books of all kinds.
to be sold VERY LOW to the Trade or at Re-
tail, by
Sept. T. M. LY NCH.
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For cheap Drugs and everything
Usually kept in Drug Stores 60 to the New
City Drug Store in Van Buren,, on Main St.
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H1- The Packet steamer Ozark, arriv-
ed Thursday from Memphis. r. c. CALD-
WELL was in command and Tom p BRA
FHEAR and A. BASRsMiTH, Clerks. She
came back to this place on Friday morn
png and had to !remainfallday on account
of the high winds, .s.. .,rr
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New Wholesale and Retail Drug
Store just opened at Van Bureh, on Main
Street, near NJ. Lynch's Store.
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FOR SALE,

MORE than One Hundred Lots, in the
town of Van Buren, and q number of
Valuable Farms in Crawford County.
helvh JESSE TURNER, oy
" Agent for the owners.
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S. MPettfagill& C Co. IN Ne,o York and
Boston, are authorised to recsfre advertising for
-, Press, in those csties.
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LATER-Wriis having been issued for
the arrest of Meadows. Hasset, and 9TH
ers of the posse, that killed Frick, they
refuse to be arrested and defy the pow
ers of the law. This fact alone, is evil
dcnce enough that it was y cool, premedi-
tated murder II we are not mistaken IN
Sheriff Anderson, every one Of them will
brought to the bar OF justice.
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feb 49, '69-4m
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10
RIVER NEWS.

Pay for yoar paper. i
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by Telegraph.I NEW XoEK, Nov. Is.
CorToE-In fair demand. bat at lower
rHteR; sales of 2, 800 uplands at I8c.
vancea iOa20c receipts, q, 900 barrels 80 les
1850 barrels; superb -. sos 20; extra
$50 O5: choice, SO 10s6 20; white wheat,
Louis, ssGs IS, closing strong, with no SELL
erE, at she inside quotations.
WHRAT-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced 95c; receipts, 60, 900 bushels, sales
272O00 bushes; common old spring, 81 IL;
No. 8 Chicago Spring common new, 81 %:
new and old spring mixed, 81 ss; new
Spring. 81 59G1 A.; Winter red and amber,
81 4lasl a. white Micnigan, 81 90.
kYE-Qutet and unchanged.
BARLEY-DulI and dropping, at 300.
CORN-Demand fair at fuil prices: re-
ceipts, 1900 bushels; sales, 81 900 bushels
old mixed, 69Soc; new s2g60c.
OATs-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced 1c; receipts 1900 buthels; sales,
10000 bushels; Western, 5S&96OSzc; Ohio,
HoPEQulst aud unchanged.
CoFFEE-Quiet and unchanged.
SUGAR-Qutet and unchanged: sales OF
800 boxes Cuba at s5z0llci PSrtO Rico lO1<
MoLAssEs Dull bat unchanged.
RICE demand fair and market nrm ct
PETEoLEUM-steady with moderate
de pand; crude l254a125<c; refined 2s56c.
BUTTER-Duil but unchanged.
CHERsE-steady with moderats de-
mand.
PoRK-Dull and dropping: sales OF 40
bbls a in. pected new me~s at s23 7692k
prime s20g2l so: prime mess Iork new
t24 7502l. clear 42i 90.
BHEE-steady and unchange1; beef
hams 295a30o.
fULK MEATs-DulI and drooping.
HAMs-In pickle, a. l5Gi7c.
BACoN-DuIl and Dropping; long clear
city middIes l3g131Sc; western 20 arrive
l2xc.
LARD-Dull and prices dropping; sales OF
10 tIerces steam aL131<0l41ko.
WHIsKT-QIieta and uncaanged; sales OF
600 barr els a. 63bS9S7c.
TURPENTNE-Qufet at 451<9Asc.
FREIG Hrs-1o Liverpool Arm wheat By
sail e5zsed.
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GoyERrMrvrs-Lower and dull.
Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CIEcINEATI, Nov. Is
CorToN-Dun and dropping; middling
FLoUa.Demand good at full rat es; sales
wHEHT-scaree and nrzn at 81 I7e1 20 for
CoRE-Demand fair at full prices; sales
RYE-steady, vita q moderate demand.
OATS Demand good at full prices; sales
BARLEY-Demand fair and prices sd.
vanceds BEST grades 81 l00l Is.
CoTFEE.Stesdy with moderate de-
mand at lo<92O%.
SUGAR-NeW Orleans laalae
MOLASsES - Demand fair and market
nTm; New Orleans S0@sSc.
Linseed and lard oils quiet and IN
changed.
EsGs-Scarce and arm at s2c.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm; fresh sSNS7c: /:
CHREsE-Demand taiE and market nrm,
at 1A16O9l5xc.
SEEDS-Unchanged.
PohK-Quiet and weak at S2l so.
LARD-Oull and prices have declined (:
steam l25S@l2s<c; kettle l31zc.
BULK MEATS-Du and the market un-
settled; snou5deTs Tzz@9c; clear ribs 119
time IN salt, outside rates when fully
H0Gs-opened firm but closed doll az
6961<c: closing at 6N@oxc; receipts {, 30.
WHIsKY-Duu and the market unsettI ed
at SO SIC asked and s2BS3c offered.
APPLEs-Dul and the market unsettled
at 81 O0ta8 Is per barrel.
GnLO-l2szc.
EXCHANG E-P&T.
GREEN MEATs-Denaand good 81 full
prices; shoulders 6go4c; Sides s1<e; hams
u9l1hc.
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nom on ! RalIroad Fraln.

CINcINNATI, Nov. 1S.-This after
noon two oolored men, somewhat in
toxicated, got on the down passenger
train on the Indianapolis. Cincinnati
and Lafayette Railroad, 90 Green's
burg. Ind. When the conductor
John @. Smith, came around and de-
maoded tickets, one of the men, Cap
tain Scott, Of this city, manifested q
disposition 10 play with tho conductor
aud DELAY matters By handing him
piees Of paper. The patience OF the
Conductor gave out, and he stopped
The train and put both tho men of by
force. though il appears the second
marty had not participated. This so
epraged the second man, who was .
barber from Greensburg, that he
drew a revolver aad discharged two
shots at the conductor. one shot
taking effect in his hip. Finally they
were induced to come on board the
train. and maniiesting further dispo-
sition to fight, the brakesmsn attempt
"a 10 knock the barber down with q
stone. This failed, aad the latter
al.ain discharged his pistol. this time
sF tho brakesmap, though without
eReet. The two were 6ually arrested
ard gent back to Greensburg. The
sondus,oF is seriously. though not
dangerously wounded.
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AUSTRIA.

vIENEA. Nov. IS.-The Frele FFesse con.
firms tRe identity OF the English and AUS
trian notes to the Russisn Emperor.
VIENNA, Nov. lS-The rumor OF the res.
ignation of 3eust is discredited by tho ON.
ciaI Journals, which pronounce the re ports
on which the rumor was based as wholly
untrue.
PKsrH, Nov. ls.-rhs opposition In the
Hungarian Diet continue to urge q decided
course on tn part of the government in
the matter OF the Russian demand.
Herald Special.l
VrEETA, November 1s.-While great sx-
eitemenL mas been created here on the
Russian question, the feeling decidedly is
not Warl1ke.
Beust feels se1sitively the very docile
posi- ion he has occu pied, but Prussia Is so
Borely against him that while the proposi.
ton for an arm lRttce between Prussia and
France was really hiB own, he RETAINED
from proposing It, and pushed on england
10 take the tnlt1at1Ve. His action Ia tbs
present Russian computation i@ crippled
Tor the Egme FeaEOR. 6s fears 10 naks
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new Orleans Mapket.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ls,
- ELoUh=snperfne aFmer at IS; xx IS 60:
SoHE-W " mite 7S9zse; yellow $50.
HAY-Prime s2a 5oasO 90: choice ssi.
PORK-Mess s2A co.
HAM5-z83Z7c @-0'
LAhD-D III at lfs<8l5c for new tieree: ia
0Ios Tor q Kegs dulI and nominal.
EU9AR-Fatr 70 choice pnIIc<
MOL AIS IS s-Prfme 63a6Qs.
=, ~ ~ @oA1skx-LoWeri western rectiled eOc9
CoFFEE-Prime I71<9ITE.
LoTroE-Qu1et safes 6is0 haIaa. r,oot o-
oiosry 1AA@l4ss low midd Ing i4s<aI4J< :
mlddlns io1sgl5Z; receipts $500 bales
oSsOO0; net recal pLs 80 "a; gross as al p
norts 70 Liverpool Ie,6I5; Barcelona s55
Vera Cru1 io0; coastwiss {, ,5s6 stock IO0. !.
STE %sTE1LTHSSG So -22<92l1S; sight u discount.
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Prospects Of the wheat Market.

lFrOm the Oinclnnau Price Current.
There has been a better demand for flour
and wheat and prices are higher: he
news from EDg aud received uring the
week has been more favorable and the
indications are, that should the war be-
tween France and Germany be bFous hJ 10
close, there would be a good demand for
oreadsIuns from both France and Ger.
many and the rumors that husAia con-
templated raid upon Turkey, thus cut
tlDR on tue supply OF grain from the Black
Sea aud the Danube, had an assuring ef-
feet tnRt prices would be higher. II must
be admitteds aud doubles is, tnat the
prices OF wheat are unusually low. and
therefore that food OF tbia kfnd ~
very cheap, down to the minimum
point In gold coin, so that thO chances
are In favor OF higher prices than lower.
4t 10 true that corn is very good, and more
abundant than In any former year, and
doubtless this Will have @ considerable tn
nu-nce on the price OF wheat. There can
be no douOt that the stock OF wheat in this
country Is unusually large, doubtless much
larger tnan ~ any previous time in tne
history OF the country, the very low prices
which have prevailed for some time, pre-.
venttpg farmers selliug, believing that
sucn lew prices could not remain long
and therefore the stock comprt e. portions
OF tne crop OF 1889, as well ss th At of 1870;
and indeed our correspondents inform us
that there Is n considerable amount OF the
crop of 1888 still on hand, in sheaf, In the
hands OF farmers.
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EeW TOrh cold and STOCK Market.


The Wall Street markets were In a state
of feverish excitement this afternoon, and
the fluctuations were more violent tnan
for some time past. In the Gold Room,
dealings were very large and attended
very much excitement while the
price reached the highest point of the day.
This was caused by cable kilograms from
Europe wh'oh reported lower prices for
bonds, and the unea=y feeling IN financial
circles there. On stock Exchange the
pressure To sell tncrea- ed. aud at times
stocks sold with great freedom. This 1nal-
~ resulted IA a decline In active ehares OF
q quarter to two per cent. or about one per
oent on the averaxe. This day has closed
mp with some abatement in the excite
ment, and q steadier feeling, although
Wall Street speculators generally are very
much mixed in regard 70 the future.
MoEEY-Easy during the afternoon at
506 per cent, on CALL with the exception of
4 per cent. tc leading government dealers
Time loans 9 81 per cent: prime discounts
to 81 per cent, but transactions in buHt-
ness paper are very moderate.
ExCHANGE-Ftrm RL e56 for 90 days and
sos e6Uh for sight; no transactions at the
outs de quotations.
GoLD-StrOng; opened at l7sz, touched
1875. Tell TO l21<, rose to Is, fell 10 l2k. rose
10 I3z. fell to 3, and closed at 1875; carry
ing rates l94 per cent; cleaFaoces Sis, co.,
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FRANCE.
mo the Associated Press. /

VERSAILLES, November IS.--The King,
to-day, teleSraphed to Queen AgustR, at
Berlin. that the Grand Duke of Meckien-
burg, yesterday, repulsed the enemy RiOnz
the whole line near DToux. Gen. TFeskoW,
&C he same time, captured Dreux. Many
prisoners were taken and the enemy we're
pursued in the direction OF Lemans.
LILLE. Nov. lS.-The garrison of La Terre
made @ brilliant sortfe and relieved the
nelghbOring town OF Tergenier, which was
sorely pressed by the enemy. The besieg-
srs sOst several hundred, Killed, wounded
and prisoners. The invaders continae to
impress the country people to work on
roads and bitches.
Tours, November le.-The PTussians oc-
capy the nights II Choissy.
A severe battle has been going on before
Dreux. since O'Clock this afternoon; the
result Is unknown. Won der Tam occupies
the line extending from the Pans & Or
leans Railroad to Bonnsral
The affair at Ortheney, on the 18th, was
of tFiGing importance.
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By Teiegrapn.l ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
FLouR1Dull but unchanged and nrmer:
supernne winter s4 l594 25i extra S4 409
50
WaEAT-Dsmand active and prices ad-
vanced; No. 2CntcagO spring 81 O8; No, 9
red winter 81 S00I SzZ.
CoRS-Denand fair and market nrm ct
69072c for white.
DATa-Firmer al 4204zc.
BARLEY-Held higher sc sic8sl 90 for
good to prime.
RYE-HiEheT: sales at 70aTac,
WHIsKH-Dull st s5c.
Tobacco, Hemp, tagging and Groceries
unchanHed.
Provisions s-Irregular pork So O0gH 50 !;
bulk shoulders 9t091ko; clear riBs Is6lszk 40
clear stues l39l3k.
BACON-Shonlders 131<0I85<c.
LARD-LoWer; sales at 131<o
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Omaha Itemg,

OMAHA. November Is -Hookaw
James. White Breast, Whit Spirit,
John Cavanoni aud james McOlosky,
Of the Winnebago Indians. nc Teke-
ma, are held for the murder of Man
son, a settler. last May.
A new quartz mill At South Pass
City. belonging TO the Young Amer
ica Company, was burned on Friday
night last.
The ditch for supplying Cheyenne
uith water, has been completed. Ii
brings the water from Grow Greek into
o natural reservoir about mile from
town.
The census gives Utah s6.884 pOpu-
lation.
VIM. Lincoln, who was arrested
near this city several days ago, for the
passage Of counterfeit money, Is being
tried here by the u. s. Court.
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Chleago harknt.

By Tsssar@phl CRIoAao. Nov. IA.
ExCH CHAEGE-Unchanged.
FL0UE-Actiye, ana prices advanced
15a20o.
" WHRAT-Active, and prices advanced
1%9zc, and closed hrm at 81 Il07I l2LSc Tor
70. Chicago spring; tnls afIernoon
excited, and prices highsr; sales az 81 1S5I
al 331Sc Tor cash; 81 l45faI AZ for De-
cember No. a.
1oRE-Qulet. closing at e4L<e for No. 2.
OATS-A cl1ve, and 10 higher otoaing at
421<c for No. 2. -
RYH-F1rmer at 73c,
BAtLEY-Demand active ana rrfnaa al
vanceu TO B4<c for No.2
hIGHWINE9 Active and Ia hgonar
sales Al S11zc In iron.
Pork Mess quiet and nrfner; sales az szI
for casn, and Q 25 for Dscember. s--
HOGS Active, and I0ql5o per hundred
lower; sales at 10 go ~ 121S.
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Boston Items.

BosroN, November 18-Unabls 10
obtain the key 20 the Office of the
Hartford aud Erie Railroad to-day. for
the purpose Of obtaining certain books
20 which they we're entitled By an or
der Of the Court, Messrs. Converse i
Bartholomew and two Of their recelv-
ers forced the doors. bat no books
were found.
George Pratt, the inspector IN the
mercantile departments ofthe Charles
tUn State Prison, was arrested for So
cretly carrying letters between the
oonViots and their outside friends.
The Hyde Park Wooden Mills were
damaged by FIRE last evening to the
amount of $4,000. Fully Insured.
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any step, lest he excite enmity with Prus-
s1a and Is really anxious to resign.
The general belief is tnat the Russian
movement IS rea ~ q demonstration only
int nded TO WorK in the interests o. Prus-
sla, in order that the outEide word may
have something else TO watch besides the
operations OF Prussia In France.
It is be ievsd public opinion in Europe
now alone delays the homba-dment o1
Paris.
While little doubt is entertained OF the
eventual trouble through the Eastern
question, 1t Is not believed the present
in bTOgiio viii tend to a war.
Toe note in reply to GorGschekons letter
Is conci istory, and expresses satisfaction
at the peaceful declaration of Russia
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Furnnean Mnrnara-

81 Telegraph.I LosDoN, Nov. Is.
Consols 81; bonds n4t; 62's s61S: 65's So;
66's 50: 10 40's IS.
LTvERPo DOL. November I8.-Cotton sales
bRles: exports 12,0O0 bales; stook 40s.OCO
bales; American 4S 900 bales; receints AZ, 600
bales; American 1900; market to-day
closed nat; sales 10 ,Ooo bales uplands at eta
e7S; Orleans S1<9s5<; Manchester mar ket
unfavorable: receipts OF wheat ior The last
three days II 80 quartere; AmeT1can 1880 |;
brsadstuRs nrmer; California wheat lis
Sd ne spring western 9s ed9l0s 2d; win.
ter los sd9l0s l0t; ; -four ~: corn new sl3<;
oats s.: peas 4t34; pork 1O41; beef new I2o;
Cumberland miodIes 46: short sisar mid
dies "a; lard u; cheese 711<.
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AaaooIated - Cahla.l
SPAIN.

MADRID, November ia Committee
consisting OF fifteen members OF the Con-
st tuent COrtes. has been appointed TO pro-
ceed to EIorencs to present the Spanish
Crown to the Duke of Aosta.
The election OF Aosia Is highly satisfac-
tory throughout the provinces. No dis
orders followed his proclamation, though
the Government had reason TO bsdevs
shat the candfdaturo was unpopular In
certain Quarters, and might be demon
stFations of dlsappro val. The services OF
the troops have not been necessary. Ia
ali the large cities canon we're nred in
honor OF the event.
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kemphIs HarkeR.
By TelegrAph.l

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, Nov. Is.
CorToE-Steady, with q moderate de-
mand at 14x: receipts for the day s.32I
bales; shipments 5,lS6 bales; receipts for
the week %, ,46I bales; shtr ments for uast
Week E,ofo oSIess IecslpIs since september
rs, 500 bales: stock in port 20 I73 bales
FLoUR-Demand good at full prices:
Gales at s4 1906 26.
CoRN-Demand good ct full prices,
OATs-Quiet and weak at 479ASc,
HAY-Scarce and arm at S20dS5.
PoBK-lun, and holders anxious to sell
at s24
BULK MEATS Qu'et and weak; shoul.
ders dull and prices dropping at lie; sides
TARD-DuII and prices nominal.
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gew York DIR eoods HarKn,.

By Telegraph.I NEW YORK, Nov. j.
There Is but little animation in taa
trade or variation in prices. Heavy
brown sheetines l4[Nl8c; Atlantic ID lie:
ContinentRlC I21<o; Great Falls 3 iO,aiOlzc:
Atlantic V l0xe; Broadway lO5zc; Laconia
Bll1<c: Lawrsnc- J lac; PeppeFsIl Z 4 22Ikc !:
do 81 2Sc; do liza 42Lc: Nsnmkeag sSffn
lA1%c; Bates So blsachsd cotton ITI<c:
Naahaw lee; clyde prints leJ<e; London
monRninR l0cp AID aPrasHe's PuFpie ard
pink ioAolE4.
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Portable Steam
Engines.
GRANDvIEW. IND. or. 3. 1s7o.

GRANDvIEW, IND, OoF. 9, 1870.
Mr.. o. KratE, Evansville, Ind:
STR-EnclOsed please fnd s4OO. the bal
ance due on he Portable Steam Circular
Saw Mill. This mill was purchased from
you two months since, and as 1 have now
thoroughly tested IL, Ito meet nay agree
ment with you to speak my mind ia re-
gard to the same) have to say that now
can safely recommen IL TO all desiring
perfect satisfaction in Saw Mill, and 10
procure what you salG-a complete Mill
and Engine.
have run Steam Engines for the last
twenty years, and have never handled q
Boiler and Engine that has so easily Kent
steam with the only fuel use (green slabs
taken from the log direet).
We consider the Mil and its capacitv tn
be all that can be desired OF a Saw MfIl IN
every respect. Any person wishing to
know II these are all positive facts and
true assertions, can find ample demon
stratlon OF II oy calling on Us at the mill.
Yours, very truly,
cell VIM. CADlCK & DAWSON.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov b-em O. KRATZ.
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LouIaEilia Marnef-

BY TeleR-aph.I LoUIsvIL1.F. Nov. Is.
ToBACCo-Saiss OF q hhds a. So s0a6 rs for
com non TO socds Jugs; GaI5 for low 10
good 'eaf.
BAGGING-FIrm at 275<G28c
Corr N-Du /; DtddIIEg I41<
FL UR-F1rm villa an upward tendency
at s. 25.
GRATN-Firn but UNCHANGED
hoes Active but lower: sales at 6<66Z /:
ktlled to-day 6p4S5s killed to date q, $50; g
ceipIs heavy.
PRovIsIONs In good demand; but prices
are iOWers mess pork - so: tuIk shoalders
e1Is clear r1us 12c; GEAR sides 1Sc.
LAED-l4c on orders.
WHLSKY-Decl1nsd 10 S2084c.
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Steam CIRCULAR Saw ELL.

The one we purchased OF you on the 22d
august last mas given entlre satisfaction.
VIII saw nTtsen buDdred feet OF poplar per
nour. On the whole, We think YOU have
great reason 10 congratulate yourself upon
having constructed a most excellent MflI.
v wn1cn W1ll doubtless super cede those con-
structed upon other principles. The swiss
sent to put the mill up and start it for US
seems TO be an excellent Lnachinist. Our
friends VINO witnessed him Worh1ng. say
be Is the best sawyer that they have eN or
SEEM You could not have sent a better
machinist aud sawyer, or one that would
nave given more satisfaction. We started
70 raw with 20 lbs. of steam to saw our first
log. Your Mil 1s just what you recon-
mend IL to be.
Yours, truly,
sep9-3m ELDER BROS.
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PPHSsTA.

ssRLxs, November ls,-~Ths treaty bs.
tween the North German ConiedP ation
$50 sstafaa OF Baden and Hesse, have been
sfrnad The treaty with berg, has
psen oonaiEasd, Int is set yet signed.
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C. RAT z,
PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINE
Circular Saw Mill Works.
Corner First and Pine and Second and
PIN 2trsefs
EvANsvILLE. INnrANA.
Portable Engines (saaC mill size), aac
Portable Circular Saso lssslis.
Innportnna Notfce.

AmpOFr4ans Notice.
The usual amount Of steam used TO do
saving with by the PortibIe Circular saw
Nall b from l25 10 $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. have reduced this amount
and require only from 80 10 50 pounds per
square inch, AT which steam is not com
sdereo In the least dangerous, and is ai
the same time, more economical In Inc
saving OF fuel, DC. We append the follow.
ing certificate OF the drst OF my new stvle
Ports bic Mills, for the noting and careful
perusal OF saWyers and all those desiring
20 purchase and solicit s. call and careful
exaInlnationt they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
WOODEN wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axless easily drawn from q place. and
always ready FOR operation In q few hourE
NH. ARATz tine Portable Engine you
furnished me- consider as satisfactory and
perfect IN every respect as any machine i
ever saw runs light, uses % pounds of
Steam Tor running double 50 and 81 inch
circular saw mill Tor common days busi-
mes. An average days work, S,Ogg TO
lOyOO feet OF lumber easy, with "a pounds
Of steam. A j. .CAID7yFr.g
LynnvtIls Ind.
MARION KY. September s, 1870.
M q. Kratzs Evansville, Ind:
S1R-We take great pleasure In giving
cur testimony TO the excellence OF your
Portable
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ITALY.

sFLoRzgCE, November 18.-Th0 Duke OF
AOsta arrived ye terday from Naples, and
was met with the enthusiastic acclama-
ttOus Of the people. The President OF the
Council, the spanish Minister and other
notabIes subsequently, called upon and
congratulated him.
Associated Press Cable.i
FLORENCE, November IS.-plspatches re-
cstvsd by the italian Cabinet from AIiep-
sa. say the Turkish Minister OF Foreign
Affairs Is protesting in eloquent and ener-
gettc terms against Russia's proposed vtos
Iat1On of her treaty obligations. Photades
Bey Is In close consultation with the For
eign Envoy8 here
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BE has increased his force in che
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
And is now prepared to get up fully as
Good Work to Measure
As ANY HOUSE IN THE UNION.