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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-12

ANTWERP, Sept l2. --3p. III.
Crude-No market.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-12

LIVERPOOL. Sept. l2.--l2 p. m
Refined 1872. Spirits II.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-24
COsDESsEB TELEGRAMs.

TUESDAY. May "a.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
sll
An unknown German was killed BY
lightning, IN st. Louis, yesterday morning.
The Grand Lodge Of GOOD Templars Of
America meets In st. Louis to-day. A
large attendance Is expected.
A Mrs. Wickerlin died In st. Lc.iS- on
Sunday, from the effects-of q coal oil ex-
plcslon.
After several DAYS Of intense hsat, ST.
Louis was yesterday, visited by a violent
thunder storm.
A naval architect in New York, named
Dunktn. claims 60 have constructed g new
style Of vessel 1mpervtous TO rams, shell
or shot
Patrick Murphy. Of Hamilton Avenue,
Brooklyns on Sunday split his Wife's head
open with q hatchet The woman IS not
dead, but Is sinking.
A banquet was givenfn New York on
who are In favor OF State aid to sectartan
schools.
The North German frfgate Ancora, now
in New York hsrbors will soon be Joined
by two censorts- One swedish and one or
two French war vessels are also expected
who was sun struck some days ago, was
found 5ead In the southern part Of St.
Louis on sunday.
A meeting was held on Sunday night at
the Brooklyn. Tabernacle, IN the interest,"
of the Evangelical Alliance. Add esses
were made by Bishop James and Rev.
Drs. E.dridge and Thompson
Surveying parties are bustiy engaged in
laying of the route of the proposed Ma
fionaI Railroad from Philad elphia to New
York. III opposition to the Camden q
Amboy Road.
The yearly meetings of the Hicksite
Quakers c0mrnenced at the several
Friends Meeting Houses in New York and
Brooklyn, on Sunday. The exercises on
sunday being devotional, were public.
but the business meetings during the
week viii be private.
Barrett & Speyer's pawn brokers shop
In ST. Louis was burslared during satur-
dav night. The doors OF the safe were
rvrenched of and hasiy torn About s12.-
GOn worth OF gold watches and chains and
diamond jeweiTy was carried OF. Five
men have been arrested on suspicion.
John Moore, the. bar-keeper in the
French Garden at Memphis, who was shot
/ there in a row few days ago, died yester-
/ day. The man Sell. HOWELL who also
\ snef fifon 1t the same piece q few
i days before, haa b azs arrested and nsio Al
+ sleH10 "a each case &saTaoA ts eApectsd
20 die.
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Nay o.
ToBAcCo-Active and strong; s7@8 for
factory Jugs; S8G10 for common leaf: 313@
20 for fair to good manufacturing.
CoTToE-Nominally unchanged; &c.
HE5TP-Firm s130a170 for undressed.
FLOUR Dull for ali grades below choice,
and l5620s lower fall superfine. 81 l504 25.
and-S4 6594 rs; Xxx, e. 9cG5 90; Xxx, s. 40
as rs.
WHEAT-Dul1 and 2G3c lower on sDrfBR,
and DC lower on all grades Of fall below
fancys No. spring. soc: No. and mixed
s3c; No. red fall. S.s9l o.; No. do, 81 I21z ;
low choice to choice. 81 150I 30
CORN-CloSed extremely dull and un-
setteds 295c lower on all grades below
choice; most supplies are held over; mixed
and yellow 95c9s1 05: fancy yellow, 81 05 :
prime 10 fancy white. 81 05o5I Is.
OATS-Duil aud unchanged al 6II61c.
BARLEY-Dull. doc for Iowa.
RYE-Nothing done.
WHISKY-Dull and lover 81 coal O7.
GRocERIEs-Dull and unchanged
PROVISIONS Very dull: buyers stood on,
but sellers would make no concessions
Pork small sales al S30G30 50. A few dry
salt clear rib sides at l5Sz@l6c. Bacon
small orders filed Al 1910 Tor clear rib
TIC for clear: shoulders held at 1870.
{ -LARD-Dull and heavy at 155z9l61<c.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May % Late dispatches
from Bombay state that nearly half
the cotton now shipped from the In
dian ports goes By the way Of Suez
Canal. Only a small portion of this,
however, reaches England. The bulk
Of cottor so shipped, goes to the
various x0rts on the Mediterranean.
QUEENsTowN, May 23.-The steam
ships Manhattan and City of Brussels
have arrived.
PARIS, May 23.-Letters from Mad
rid confirm the previous reports that
General Prim has a direct UNDER
standing with General GoIdanerman,
whereby an Iberian union is to be
established.
Yesterday the Postmaster General
Of France was dangerously injured By
a runaway horse.
1t is reported that the High Court
will meet on the 18th of June. to trv
those arrested for completely In the
regicide plot, lit Is not vet kuogn
whether the Court will convene at
Tours or at Blais.
MADRID. May 23.-The proceed
ings in the Constituent Cortes on Sat.
urday, were quite interesting. One
of the deputies questioned the Min
listers as to the truth of the rumored
ca9Bcert of action on tie part of Great
Britain and the United States. 70
effect a mitigation of the so called
Spanish horrors In Cuba.
Senior Moret, Minister for the Colo
nies, replied. He said that while
such Iumors had been extensively
published. the Government was with
out official information on the sub.
ject.
While the matter vas before the
Deputies. he desired to remind them
that De Rodas, Capt. General Of
Cuba, had repeatedly invited the
American Commissioners to visit
Cuba to examine into these alleged
crueltIes, and see for themselves how
utterly false these statements we're.
LIvERPooL, May 23.-The new
ironselad vessel Abyssinia. on her
trial trip. made fifteen knots per
hour.
MANCHESTER, May 23.-The Man
chester Cotton Supply Association. at
a recent meeting, congratulated the
Brazilian Minister on the production
of Santos cotton.
VIENNA. May 23-The Imperial
DEGREES have just been issued for dis
solutioa Of the national Reichstrath,
aud also of the Diets in the various
Provinces OF the Empire. New elec-
tions for these bodies have been or
dereds should the Diets decline 10
choose deputies to Reichstratb. the
Government engages TO order a direct
appeal to the Inhabitants Of the prov
inces for that purpose.
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HeayF Storm AZ gIneinnafl.

CINcTNNATI. May 23-There was a
heavy storm Of wind, rain and hail,
at half past O'Clock this afternoon
hail stones fell some places ore inch
in diameter. a number of shade
trees were destroyed, and the glass on
the west side of the House Of Refuge
were nearly all broken out. The
Presbyterian Church ct Mt Auburn,
suffered from the loss of glass; private
dwellings, too, sustained injuries of
this character. Shrubbery. conserva-
tories and gardens in the suburbs were
considerably damaged For several
days the weather has been for this
season. almost unprecedently hot; al
IL o'clock to-day the temperature
was 920; tonight ii is much cooler.
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THE MARKETS.


AN11 -A&A - AAAt+A AOea
BY Telegraph.I NEW YoRK, May II.
CoTror-DulI and dropping: sales OF 792
bales at 23c for middling upIan dis.
FLoUR-Receipts, ], $40 barrels; dull and
unchanged; sales Of $500 barrels st 81 90
az 50 for superfine State and weetern a. S5
as % for common TO good extra State and
western: IS 2095 20 for good to choice do. ;
S5 3506 % for common to choice white
wheat extra western: 81 95g6 00-for extra
OhIos IS 256S so for extra st. Louis. Rye
-four unchanged sales OF $50 bbls.
CORN MEAL-Steady.
WHTsKY-Unc sales of 200 bbls
at 81 oSal O81z for free.
WHEAT Receipts "A, ,067 bushels; slightly
81 IS for goed No. 2 Chicago: 81 % for
choice NoSZ Milwaukee; 81 260I 20 for
winter red and amber western 81 S21S for
RTE-More active sales Of $500 bushels
Canada In bond at 891<.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT Quiet
PEAs-In fair request for Canada; sales
of 10. 200 bushels AZ 94l95c In bond.
CORN-Receipt1 p, Az bushels: heavy
and lc lower: sales OF 81 GOO bushels at 81 06
9si IL for new mixed western. 81 1211 IA
oars Receipts 17.275 bushels: heavy
sales Of 10 GOO bushels as 65967c for Ohio
6e068c for state.
81 bush; corn, 5o0.s6S bush; oats. 399100
BUSH rye. 28, ,4z9 bush barley. los ,59l bush
malt, g ,Ss4 bush; peas. 2,298 bush.
HoPs-Quiet.
PETRoLzUM-Ftrm: refined 275<.
RICE-Ftrm at 65zq75<.
MoLAssEs-Steady; cargo old molasses
Barbados 35c: sales OF 200 hogsheads Por-
to Rico at 59959k.
SUGAR-Steady: sales OF 400 hhds at 81
a1I5< for Cuba 95<69l0c for Porto Rico.
Corr EE-U Unchanged.
TURPENTTNE-Lower at 39sza401<
PoRK-Firmer. sales of $50 bbfs at 800 81
929 70 for mess &22923 so for prime: 926 SO
for prime mess; also $50 bbls mess for june
at SO 80.
BEEF-Steady and quiet: sales of bbls
at ll@15c for plain mess. I6af8c for extra
mess beef hams unchanged: sales of 100
bbls at 2S433c: tierce beef more active
sales Of 900 tierces at S26 1897: prime
mess s29 00G30 90: India mess middles,
quiet: sales of . boxes Cum berIand cut
at 151<.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of 80 PIX rs ct II
@121z for shoulders; 151<Ql7 for hams
LARD-Uuchanged sales Of 500 tIerces 81
14s<0i6 for steam. and I6af81S for kettle.
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TELEGRAPMTG.
The Size or the Chief Armies Ii
EurODe-F0reign Items.

The Size or the Chief Armies Ii
EurOpe-F0reign Items.
4 NEw YoRK, May ga Berlin
letter to the Herald gives the follow
ing figures Of the chief continental
armies;
Austria-Peaee establishment. 278. :
480; war strength, S38. 700; available
on actual outbreak of hostilities. 300. :
600. Prussia-Peace establishment.
726, ,O00; war strength. ] ,266. 600 avail
able on actual outbreak of hostilities,
100000. For operations on the vest
ern frontier-Italy. peace establish
ment, 173. 600; field army, AS, 900; war
strength, 620,000; available on ac-
stual outbreak of hostilities, 200 600.
France-Peace establishment 414 ,632 |;
field army, 647,27l; war strength,
l 1,350,0 900; available on actual out
break of hostilities, 10000 North
Germany--Peace establishment, 315, -
526; field army, 551 ,993; war strength,
944, 321; available on actual outbreak
of hostilities, 546, ,000 South Ger
many, 66,540; field army, 17,496; war
strength, 184, ,406; available on actual
outbreak of hostilities, 107, 900.
The cables dispatch states that
Espartero has finally declined the
Spanish Cvown; that the King of
Prussia heartily congratulated Napo-
leEn on the result of plebiscituns; that
-Dlbe De Grammont has positively in
structed the Roman Minister to alb
stain from interference with the af-
fairs OF the Ecumenical Council. and
to practice absolute reserve with ref
erence to aay action of the French
government towards the Pope; that
It has transpired that the Greek brig
ands. before their execution, con-
fessed that they insisted upon a ran
som for prisoners under the advice of
persons high ia authority and WELD
ing great influence with the govern
ment Of Greene. 1t is thought that
serious complications will grow out Of
this announcement.
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1t was rumored in Cincinnati. yesterday
that a bard Of about nifty Eenians, would
leave Cincinnati last nights to join General
O'Neii, at House's Point. An attempt to
raise funds to further the cause. al 3 meet
ing held on Sunday night proved 8 dead
failure. Nj. Fitzze expires ed the
opfniofl that the adventure would prove
miserable Jzdsco, and would tend 10 rivet
the chains of Ireland, rather than weak
en- them.
Rev. Charles B. Smythe, who was re-
Gently admonished for drinking gin ana
miik after services on Sunday, IN New
YORK, opened a Church OF his own on
Sunday morning The congregation, COM
posfnrS about one hund ed people. re-
csived the Pastor with partially suppress
ed cheers Smythe. in the course Of
his Sermon threw bis arms above
hfs head and exclaimed with en-
thusiasn. ST have no chaius to bind me.
no strait Jackets cramp me. have notn-
Ing. beloved friends, to prevent me from
going forward He claimed TO BE re-
former, like Wesley, and Withheld.
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THE Lafayette Journal says ut is
a curious fact that the Democracy
never think of inaugurating.a reform
movement when they are in the as
cendant." Of course not Wherev-
er the Democracy are in the ascend
ant economy and integrity character
ize the administration of the Govern
ment-honesty is the rule and extrav-
agance or fraud the exception.-iStote
Sentinel.
Of which New York City is q
bright and shining example.
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TnE Republican Council Of Indi-

THE Republican Council Of Indi-
annapolis have voted to give out the
printing. stationary. etc Of fke city
to the lowest bidder. The New Al
bany Democratic Council has been
discussing the question, but don't
seem to come to any conclusion. We
presume tho Le7ger will make the
Democrats pay It's own prices. and not
invite competition. Democrats al
ways do business ia that way.
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By Teiegraph.l cINcrNNArI. Nay q.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nav q.
FLoUR-Unchanead-
WHEAT Unchanged.
CORS-Good demand at 95a9gc
OATS-DalI at Seattle.
RYE-Fafr at 98G98c.
COTToN-DulI but unchanged; nfddffne
held at 22a221zc.
Eft 3A CrO unchanged.
WHIsKY-irregular sales OF old ,roces,
were Eaads at 81 03, bat at the close 81 9l
as paid. and holders generally asked
81 C5.
PROVISIONS and prices droopfng
but holders are not disposed TO make cor
cessionR 10 any great extent.
MESS PORK-N ominally SO 75a30
LARD-HeId al l6c and Gull aud no de.
u1and.
BULK WEATs--Nominally UNCHANGED,
shoulders held at lI5<c and sides At 100.
BAcoN--k Easier shoulders &C 1915 and
sides st 1855
HAMs-Sugar cured st Iq5<@2Oc.
BUTTER at 20925c.
-l51S0l0c.
dR.cERTKs Fair and good demand
LINSEED 0IL-SI O6,dI 07.
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DAILY JOURNAL
TUESDAY. MsT "a. 1870.

DANIEL L. PAINE. an old Journal
ist, is to succeed Mr.. Pound as news
editor Of the Indianapolis Erening
Neacs Il is understood that Mr..
Pound isIto 60 to Dakota, Is Secretary
to the Governor Of that Territory.
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PRoFEssoR Coz. state Geoloe

PRoFEssoR Cox. State Geologist,
starts to-day on his summer cam
paign. He proposes to examine all
the counties il the coal measure south
of the Indiana polls & Terre Haute
Railroad. He will be engaged in
these. researches all summer. but will
visit Indianapolis twice each month.
for the purpose Of letting the world
know what has been done. He will
be assisted By DIR. Levette. Of this
city, DR.. Haymond. of Franklin Coun-
fy, and DIR. John C0lIett, of Vernil.
lion County.-State Sentinel.
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Is it good policy for the Demo
cratic Organ Of the city Of Evansville
to get indignant over the outrageous
conduct OF a drunken Irishman a.
Is there any necessity to mention a
mans nativity under such circum
stances, unless be happens to Be a col
ored man.-7erre Haaste Erpress.
Hasn't a fellsr a right to get in
dignant whenever he feels like it?
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Enronean Mnrketn.

BY Telegraph LoxDoH, May "a.
CoSsoLs-For money, 0i1<; on account.
o4L.
AMERTcAE 6EcURITTEs-DuIl; 10 40s, SO I:
'6zss os1s SIS, SeSsi CTS, 9C5z; Erie's. ls1<
LIVERPOOL, May 23-Cofton oufet and
steady middling uplands, 1056alf, Orleans
lIH sales 10000 bales. California white
wheat, 3s ID red western No. q rs 1lda6s:
winter. 81 0dMss l0d. Western Hour 29s 8d.
Corn, NJ I1ixed, 29s. Oats p Sd Bar
ley, IS. Peas, 35s Cd. Pork quiet AZ I02s Cd
Beef, 11Gs. Lard dull at 68s Cd Cheeee
u.s. Bacon drm; Cumberland, SIS I'd (,
short rib 64s. Naval stores drmer.
FRANIzFORr. Nav .23.-Bonds el0aed Arm
at e5s<.
HAYRE, May 23.-COttOn oufet. 430 on the
spot.
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oN's PORTABLE FURNACE,
Patented April IL, 1870.

FANTED = MEN WHO WANT TO
MAKE MONEy-Here Is an oppor-
1laity for making money rarely pre-
seu 4 in q lifetime have got the best
as-1 surest selling article ever invented
sFa-E very housekeeper buys on Signt- ~
5 = mail Furnace, Weighing only six
uour IS. that can be used with or Without
E stove. 1t will 1t IN the holes Of any
eIEed stove or range and VIII do as mucn
s7DrE with one quart OF fuel cz1a 1afeoals
shipE coke, cOrncObs, wood or sofG coat
ffs c4lt be done on any stove with on O. halL
l]IfshaL It will boil three gallons OF water
"a ten minutes with less than one quart OF
wa' It VIII boil, brOil, roast, toasts DaRes
stna ew. It Is the best Hat-1rOn heater IN
EtaH v-orid. Its economy in saving fuel IS
uaFr slous. You have no smoke, gas or
6sat d the rOon1. 1t sells the year round
Retail price only 81 70. Thousancs are
solo very week. Any man with q small
II can clear from $40 to SO per day by
traa.t5 5z the right OF any good county, and
--n1Ie state Is of 1ncalculable worth TO q
.ss4n Of enterprise. I viii send a sample
r-ns zee to any palt Of the United States
- Isce1pt OF 81 70. Address for circular,
ald III particulars.
CASPER NJ. JONES AGENT.
0He at JOHN SCAN1L LIN q cos,
s and House Furnishing GOODS, VI
Street. opposite The Court House,
IVAN svilfe, Indian9s where the furnace
operation.
81 viii prosecute every man to the
fafEess extent Of the law who oilers 10l
~ q ane OF my Patent Furnaces W1tnoul
atlhsrity from ne. MAJ ~
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By Ielegraph.l NEW YORK. May g
The market is steady. with enlv n Inn.
tied demand, mainly for local wants of
the trade. Standard makes brown sheet
lngs l49l5cs brown drills 141z0151<: Amos
keag Denlns 3Oc Farmers and Mechanics
DO. l916glSci Blue Hiil do. HELIX. Lewis
ton AZ DroWn DO. 2sc; Haymaker do. 16c,
styless Dumell and Pacific prints Ii5< !.
h1chMondis and American 1I5S AraoId's
9c; " amsutta &c. Everett light cottonades
z0cs Aresasha ticks 14c, and EOrsfed braffia
o0c, All colorss Alpaca do. CSC for The best
six yard goods.
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storm at Oalro-Mnn KIlled,

CAIRO. May 23.-During a storm
this affernooD, the lightning struck a
group Of seven section men at work
on the railroad track, instantly kill
ing John Stafford, the foreman, aud
ipiuring B eastman so that he will
probably die. Four others were
stunned bat rot sericuslg hurt ca
ly c11 81 lhe seven escaped without
iaisry
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interesting 10 Business Mem.

The following letter has been sent
Us by gentleman thoroughly con-
versant with the subject Of Life In
surance. It makes statements which
are worthy Of thoughtful consideras
ton, and We direct attention to them
as containing suggestions upon which
our people may feel disposed to act:
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WYANTED AGENTS to sell a THOR
Wv ouGHLT GOOD DOMESTIC ARTICLE.
wanted IN every fanfly. No mpetitiO1.
pleasant. agents have sold three Dozen
netting $50 per dry. One sold $50 In a small
town. another 900 In I'VE towns. another
thirty one IN caliing on thfrty-three famf-
Hes Cost of eutfff e. no danger or Inns
position. Best Of references given. send
Tor circular % lo2 VI ashiuEtol street, Pos
ION, Mass. LLITf4EFf fHLau b DA1EE.
nrA WaH
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LonIsEllIe Market.

~ Ielegraph.l LAoUIsv1LLE. May %.
BAGGTEG-Firm at Q8c.
SSoTroN@tiJm; + Inn; middling zls<c.
EORN-8l 20
WHEAT-e1 05aI n
kYE-D2c.
OATS. 6Sc.
EOEz-f30
BA1ON-18J< II and 17szn
BULK MEATs-I2ISmi ik1SIes<
LARD-17c.
WHisKY-e1 OsaI o.
1oBAcco Sales OF 24s hhds at a5 SCAT %
tor frosted 20 socnd Jugs: 28 25a1g 00 FOR
low 10 medium leaf. 80
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Guardiah's Sale Of Real Estate.

RT Office Is HEREnY GIVEN. that
~ the Underlined, guardian or the mi-
nor heirs Of u enry Simmons, deceased.
'Hlll In pursuance OF an order OF the Court
OF Common Pleas or NanuGrburgh Coun-
~ on Friday, the 24th day OF June, 1870, at
the Court House door In the city Of Ev-
Ansylllei oifer for sale at public auction,
the following described real estate In Van
oerburgh County. Indiana, wiz
Ine undivided One-fOurth of the north
naif OF Block (l6) sixteen, In the town OF
Lamasco City; also the undivided 0ne-
fourth Of the east half Of the southwest
quarter or Section Ten (l0) and SIX acres In
the middle part OF fractional Section rs,
In al 30 acres.
Terms OF sale = One-third cash one
third IN six months. and one-third In
twelve months, the purchaser giving notes
with surety bearing interest, aud wmiving
relief laws. HARRIET n. SIMMONS,
Guardian.
Asa IaLEnARr q EoS. Attya. ma24 sw
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ChleagoItems.

CHICAGO, May @. - Refreshing
showers occurred throughout many
portions Of the northwest yesterday
and thir morning. The effect on the
crops is most satisfactory. The crops
in almost every direction look fine
and fully two weeks ahead.
The elegant residence of Ex- -Sena-
tor S4nderson, near Madison, Wis,
was struck by lighting on Saturday.
and with Its contents burned to the
ground. Loss so. 600; insured for
S15, 600.
Samuel Hawk, of the St. Nicholas
Hotel, New York, and wife left here
this morning for San Francisco, with
a party of friends. While here Mr..
Hawk was entertained with CON-
pllmentary dinner BY his old Chicsgo
friends.
The young man, who committed
suicide at the City Hotel, yesterday,
proves to be Jno. NJ. Marquar1t. Of
Iowa City. He was one of the firm
OF Marquardt Brothers, jewelers.. He
seems 60 have had warm affection
for young lady named Hattie Sitka,
which was reciprocated; but he seems
to have considered himself unworthy
Of her.
The young man. who was found
dead on Saturday morning, near the
Hebrew cemetery, with evidence
about him of having committed sui
eide, proves to be j. I'll. Foster, be-
longing in Buffalo, N. Y. and son
of w. u. Foster.
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SAN Francisco, Iaay %. = The
small pox has appeared. There are
two cases in the hospital.
A riot occurred yesterday among
the Cinnamon. The J Joss House was
destroyed. Pistols, knives, and iron
bars we're used, and a number were
wounded. The police dispersed the
rioters.
s.. Bridge, u. s. Appraiser. has
resigned. He has served for twenty
years in Saa francisco and Boston.
The shipments of treasure to New
York overland. last week. amounted
to $3.50, 600 in coin.
In consequence of light rains and
cool winds the crops in the southern
counties are greatly improved.
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BASIS OF CIvIL SOCIETY Essays for
sken. on the honor and happiness
. ffrtaxe. and the evils aad dangers OF
ICY: wfth sanItars help fO< the at
cent of mans true position IN lifes
free, in sealed envelopes Address
"a. Pa. Ifel0 ddE5ln
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DOOley's Baking Powder.

The standard reputation attained by
this unrtvaIed and fnfalffbIe Yeast Pow
der during twelve years past, Is due to ita
perfect purity, healthfulnese, and ecOno-
my Put up in tins. actual weight, as
represented, and VIII keep for years :
The quantity required for use Is from
one foarth TO one-naif less than other
Baking Powders.
Sold BY Grocers throughout the United
States. DOOLEY * BROTHER.
Manufacturers and PrOprfetora.
apps dam cod 60 New Street, N. Y.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-24
New York G0ld and Stock Market.

~ Ieiegrsph-l NEW YORK. May 28
Money easy At 3,g4 on CALI Sterling
nrm AZ s5s9s1S. Gold lowers opened at
l45a. fell 70 lo5e, and closed at lSgzaI4
Carrying rates per cent. 10 fiat. Cleavan-
ees 81 100000. About $4,000 in gold bars
VIII be shipped 10 Europe to-rnorrovv.
GoYERN1EENTs-Dul and lower.