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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, August 2.
CoTToN-Inactive; middIing 181z@1SZc
receipts n bales; exports q bales.
FLoUR-Unchanged IS 50Go %.
CoRN-Dull at 95cl 81 co.
OATS-HeaYy at 50c.
HAY-Firnner at SI8a32.
BRAN-Scarce at $40 70. ~
PoRK-Steady at 49, OO932 90.
LARD-Firm at 181z9l91Sc.
BACON Steady; shoulders l5129l55zc ;
sides l91zG191c. t4
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August 2.
In cotton goods trade has not yet developed
itself. and the market, though steady Is
far from buOyant The prices of some sta
pies are SO low as to scarcely admit OF any
further reduction, unless raw material
should decline. We quote Appleton sheet
tngs 1871 Augusta l20l2Z; do 33-tnch lO9
IL; do A Sac; Agawana Z IL; Bedford X
S1z@S5<; Miller River A 1l1z: AllendaIe 6 4
321S; do 10-4 42H(945. The usual specula-
ton which prevails before the opening of
the FAN trade in prints, has carried up the
price of gray cloths to cents. aud hence
printed calicoes of desirable makes are
held at 1I@1l1z; yet standard cloths, like
Manhattan, are offered down to 81 by
case, and 1U1z for selection.
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Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August 2.
CoTToN-Demand fair and prices hIm
middIing I7%aI75<c: sales 40 bales; re-
ceipts 278 bales; exports 1893 bales; stock
43,722 bales.
FLoUR-DuII; superflue s. 35; XXX s. S712
xxx SO -121&.-~m
OATs-St. Louis 52a55c; Galena $4,000.
HAY-Easeir at S24025.
BAcoN-Ftrm; JobbiDg shoulders I51zc;
clear rib 1870; clear sides le7ze; hams &c.
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GAME LAW.-As some misunder-
standing seems to exist relative to
the game law, we give the following,
reletivo 70 qzAiIs- aad farAiEio -ohink-
ems, for the benefit of whom it may
concern:
The law makes it unlawful to shoot
or trap quails or pheasants between
the 1st of February and the 1st of
October, and unlawful to kill or trap
prairie chickens between the 1st of
February and the 10Th of August Of
each year. nj
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TOBACCO SALE ON YEsTERDAY.-
Messrs. Martin, Gardner & Co. sold
seyenty-tWo hogsheads. on Tuesday,
at from one. quarter to one-half cent
advanue over last weeks prices. g.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LoNDoDS, August 2.
ConsoIs $50; American securities quiet I;
62s, 81: 65s, 81; 67s. 81, and lO-40s 80.
LIVERPOOL. August 2.-Cotton is quiet !;
middfing upIands Sd: Orleans SD; sales
10000 bales. Breadstufs quiet; California
white wheat lis 5d@lis Oh and firm; red
western No. 2 9s lOu; winter los 90 western
-four 26s@26s I'd; corn 55s95os % Tor No.
mixed.
FRASKFoRr. August 2.-Bonds opened
heavy at S}5S
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GOLD PEN y
At the Journal once.
MusquitO Bar Frames.

Armstrong; patent is the best. I
have also large lot of the Umbrella
style on hand. G. ARMSTRONG.
81, SO and II Main Street, Evans
vile, Ind. july15-tf.
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More Testimony.

he 1UlkOhADE ~
Kress. of our city, who is known to
be an excellent and thoroughly edu-
Gated physician:
EyANSVILLE,e Ind --f
April /, 1870.
In cases of slow convalescence. and
in irritability or prostitution of the
nervous system, I have found Doctor
Clouds inUigordting Cordial to be a
most excellent remedy, and have fire.
uuently prescribed it in my practice.
As the formula is published, no ply
sician can possibly have any ''ethicdp
scruples 10 recommending it where
its use is indicated.
OSCAR KREsS, NJ. ID.
Fortify yourselves against MalariG
and its direful consequences /; tor the
siekIy season is almost upon US. See
that the fluids of the body are kept
pure and its surface cleansed.
Clouds LnUigorating Cord ial
Will as certainly do the former as
pure soft water will accomplish the
latter.
Do not defer these precautions till
the system is poisoned and the fangs
of fever and disease have fastened
upon the vitals. jy27-1W
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Ch0Ice Store Room fnr Renf.

The fine four. story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank. will
be for rent on and after September |.
Apply to JOHN w, FosTER, at the
Post Office. je24.tf
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NEW MoNS..Y ORDER PosToFFICEs
1he 10 lowing postofices in Indiana,
were recently made money order off,
ces. the regulation going into effect
on Monday, the 1st instant:
Auburn, Decatur. Dublin, Fort
Branch, Monroeville, Mooresville.
Morgantown, New Carlisle. New
Harmony, New Manchester, Notre
Dame, Orland, Reynolds. Spencer,
State Line. Stoekwell. Tell City,
Thornton. West Lebanon. and West
vile.
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New York Gold and stock Market.

By Telegreph.1 NEW YORK, August 2
The dizziness of Wall street was relieved
by story that Lord Lyons and Prince
Metternfch were trying 10 patch up a
peace between France and Prussia. This
caused a decline IN gold and a rally In
prices on stock exchange.
MoNEY-3@5 per cent
STERLIEG-9E; sight 101z9IC5s.
GoLD-HeaVy; opened at 81 a, touched
I'll p ard clos ed at 81 2l15JI 2I5s Carrying
rates 2z9@6 per cent, closing at g. Clear
ances SAG OJ0,OO0i export tomorrow proba-
bly, 81, 100000.
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a MODEL HOUaE.

Being cripple, I have made house plsn-
son has proved model of convenience,
beauty. and economy. Descriptive circu-
lars of Plans, Views, etc, with general In
formation of value to all, sent free. Adj
dress with stamp or script IT convenient
GEO. j.. COLBY, Architect, Watei bury,
Vermont .a.atN
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The CUTTING OF HENRY HAMMER.
From Mr.. Henry Hammer, the cir
cumstancas under which he was
stabbed en- Monday evening. were
learned:
The man who cut him Is named
Jacob Riebling, aud is a brother-in-
law OF Mr.. H.. whe for some time
has Annoyed Mr.. Hammer and his
tap,sIly for no other known reason but
that Mr.. Hammer has refused to loan
him money, whenever he asked it.
A few days ago, Riebling came to
Mr.. Hammers house, near the corner
of Fifth and Bond Streets, and made
an assault upon his wife, breaking in
the back door, and threatening to an
initiate her.
On Monday evening, while Ham
mer was in his yard. Riebling threw
several missiles at him, when Hammer
ran out Of his gate and catching Rieb-
ling knocked him down, but was pre-
vented from further beating him, by
neighbor who interfered in Rieb-
liDg's behalf. Mr.. Hammer, who is a
hackman, then went TO his carriage
house, and hitchiDg up his team was
driving away, VIXEN Riebling assaulted
him with vile epithets, daring him to
get down from the hack, and adding
one epithet more odious than usual
Hammer got down and was about ia
strike Riebling, when r. stabbed him
in the left thigh, inficting a wound
about four inches long.
The knife was taken away from
him and Mr.. Hammer drove to DR.
Thompson's Office, had his wound
dressed, returned and has kept his
bed ever since, although the wound
is not considered dangerous.
RiebIing has not been arrested, as
Mr.. Hammer has entered no com
plant against him, and the only wit
nesses Of the affair, besides Mrs
Hammer, are said to be those, who
are 10 some extent, accessories to the
offence By urging Riebling to acts oil
violence against bis relatives.
The case is one that the Grand
Jury might prOftahly enquire into.
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of Main and Third Streets, have q
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ie17-tf 1
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"A STRANGE AssAULT.-On Monday
evening a woman entered SchWeizer's
Main Street Exchange and called for
whisky for a sick child" saying
that as she had I'D money she would
leave him gold bracelet as security.
Mr.. Schweizsr refusing the pledge
gave her the liquor, and, as she
turned to leave. a man entered the
saloon and snatching the bottle from
her hands threw its contents into Mr..
Schweizer's face, and in an instant
both were gone. Mr.. s. thinks their
intention was to temporarily blind
him and rob his drawer, but if this
was their intention they were unsue.
cessful. - ~
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This splendid Hair Dye Us the best ln IHn
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LOCAL NOTICES.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9TH.

AT THE
ARTESIAN SPRING PARK.
Illumination, Fireworks and Prom
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cent City Band, under the leadership
of Prof. G. w. Warren. Admission
to the Park, fifteen cents. The pub
TIC is respectfully Invited, Dy
aup2-3t ED. WELLER. -
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PERsoNAL.-S. T. Palmer of the
Newburg Recorder. was in the city
yesterday. o1s ,
Mr.. Morse. of the st. Bernard Coal
Company, Madisonville. Kentuck5,
was in the city yesterday, ART paid the
JOURNAL office a call
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THE NEW HOOD SOURCE.

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SEA MOSS FARINE
- lis rich In flesh FORM
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GEA MOSS FARHNE
- ''Is decidedly a very
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EA MOSS FARINE
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and rendered an |
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- For all the uses to
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- Sold only at whole /
sale by the
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The Fearful OANOER subdueJ.

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Street, between First and Second
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HowE's SEWING MAcHINE.-The
Office for the sale Of HoWe's Sewing
Machines has been removed to Dan
nettel q Duhme's Hat and Cap Store,
No. % Main Street. jy29-1w
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COrreeted TIme Table, jane u.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1870.
IT Y n p w s
The Weather.

The following is the thermometer
range for yesterday:
0A.h......................76o $40
a S1S 6P.M...-.-..-.---......-so 500
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Sixth Streets. au3-St
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the Largest, Best, and Cheapest illus
TRATED RURAL, LITERARY, AND FAMILY
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FOE RENT.
FOR SALE.

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streets. aug2-1w
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LARaEST--B ST-CHEAP9ST.
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- Liberality, and The Best Talent, have
for over Twenty Years been freely used
upon