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Last evening the Republicans had "a ratitica.
tiun mCedng IN (oolcr Institute, Zach adyentu.
r,u. hcaIcr va mndc the recipient OF programme
of wood ul CiUhn's Upward aud Onward"
Presidential c"npni N journal, watch PROCESSES 30
be ice nom all bflaiion with social or political
crecds and advocating suffrage without distinction
of srx" will supi Ort Ms. Woodhnl for the Pre-, l..
.ency against GeUr Francis rain IN 1872. About
., ,O0O persons assembled In the htll.
Gen Cochran, the President OF the Central Re
publican Committee, was on tie platform, with Gen.
Sharp, Gen Hall, Gen. Jackson, tue luts. Pelton,
Welsh, Spenser Lunnegan, opdyke, Cooper, An
drews stamford, Thompson, and Alexander Judge
Henry T. Davies was elected Chairman.
Mr. T.. Dclaicld Smith presented resolutions, and
supported them by nn eloquent speech.
hr. Luther II. Marsh SAID thut the Democrats had
put forward some OF their best and foremost men,
but the taint Of party Is upon them.
Gen, Geo. II. sharp urged tile Republican voters
Of the city Of New York 10 come out IN full force
ut the ensuing election.
Lacking enthusiasm, the Republicans separated Al
mn c.rlN noun.
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The Mercantile Librnry'- Party Of Com.
mon Srn.c- Opnnlnz on smndnNs..

At the last auDuu meeting, a packed meeting.
with no chance Of discussion, nev constitution
adopted raising the dues IRON g. to 81 year.
one year the members of the Library instructed
their officers TO take measures to opea the reading
room on Sundays. To this petition they virtually
paid no heed. They referred 1t to u C"mmittee and
there 1t sleeps. Members OF the Mert otie Library
opposed to such u-urpaticn, In favor OF retaining
the dues ut t3 Year, and In favor OF opening the
reading room on SUNDAY s. are requested to support
the following ticket:
Reform 7icIa-reter Voorhs, with Pinams
Railroad Company; Mortimer l.. Mackenzie. with
General Transatlantic Company Alfred II. limp
sou, with Continental National BInb; William q.
Davies, with Mutual Life insurance Company; VIII
liam Laurent Bailey, with Isaac II. Boiey J. Town
send Connolly, in Comproller's Unicc; u. H. sat
icrlee. with Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Julian b. li'rl, with Il. t. solomon sons VII.
liam Curtis Moves, with Patton ~ Cos John q.
Lloyd. with Smalls Bacon; William Johnston,
Jr., with James McCrccry 4 CO.; l., Eaudin Kel-
logs with II Is Canin ~ GO.
Polls open On Tuesday, the l7th inst, from 4
NJ 10 l.. NJ.
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Gen. Justo Jose Urqui1a, Dictator of th' Ar.
gcntirc Republic, was born in Entru Kus. IN the
year 1901. In $50, hc commanded tao Ar-rutlho
Amy which Sas sent against Uruguay, by R,-ss.
UrquZI made complete congur.l iU the b'ltu Oi
India Mucre, aud Was rewarded With IN" thyer-
nurShip of Ertre Rios, In lsJl RuIL- pretended to
lay down the supreme pOWCr, CruuiZl toJk hi.H ut
his word and a war was the Consequence. The
latter allied himself with Brazil PARAGUAY, uUt Ufu.
quay, and viii an army oi N.ONl men crossed iho
PayauI routed thu Argentine ARM, aHl by a q Ip
trffgf made himself Provisional Dictator OF the AR
gcntnc RrIublc. In 1854 he was elected for ax
YEAR. President of the thirteen other States c, IN
uu-ilg the Union. lie cmpioNed hs power for ST.
ing good 10 the Confederation. In lNJJ he mcuin;cd
between the liitcd States ana PARAGUAY, ard also
succce lea IN that year in bringing back the SatC OF
TurIu. AyIce a. the ArIcniiuC Confederation, The
latcst ncWr from Bucnos Ayre, is thrt lr has bee0
assassinatCd.
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4 WIFE OR A CORPSE.
4 Lovers TRACED, Ia Wiiiiamsburgi- The
ncNcngr Of u Rnlccich SmiIor.

Yesterday afternoon in the building occupied
NJ store and dwelling 0I South Third street, VII
liamshurGh, reDeated discharges OF firearms we're
heard large and curious crowd naturally con
grcra,ed II was soon uscert.incd that Sylvanus
smith, young man about - yrrs uf age, had shot
Mis> Julia Wells youE- woman OF ~, and then
sho limself. The girl received an ugly scalp
would, but It l. not serious. The Young man put
two bullets in hi- hcad, OF wlich wus extracted
b, d.. : j. Brady, and the other entered his right
c'r ial T. believed to he in his brain Ills condition
late Ll- night precarous to say the least OF it,
The motive tlat impeliei young Smith ~ re
vcnge the gitl having di.clrdel him on the night
pTeNiO for anotfer tutur.
smith isa mlcliui,t employed by the Singer Com
pany. Miss Wells Is working eiri OF good repute.
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RiILROID 1CCIDENTS.

Tie man ruu over on Thursday af rrnoon On the
Delaware LaCkRNauns, and N,.t IA l,altoui, near
Paterson died during III night H. na'u, Wa tlaes
MAgnus Wigcl. lie WAs Swcur - ycnl- q. age Win
the exception of young Swrr Lrl tu hrN orb CitY.
he had 10 friends nj lhis country.
The man WHO wa. said yesterday 10 Lave been
xii d ia Ranwny, y &, died by li, QV" ict Ne wn
found by truk man hnlFnE o. tue railing hrtwsSn
the atluIm- Of two car me hrikcnau caught him,
bui The man tu- lei and tell uulDr the Wheels which
passed Oyeg him. 10 thc poCkel OF la cont was huLd
t,,,. GTiitu IN Gcru n. which, trans aod, reads
" Sprnrncd, IN, ", n lenda-Plca-e be 40 lana and
send tNck Iu my wit ms money and clothing. PRAY
10 Jesus, | cannot 1--we longer"
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THE W.IR IN TESEZUEL1.
Binnco before Cnrncsn Expected hourly AZ
tnok-Thc whole City under Arms-A
bloody Battle in Prospect.

CARACAS. April 95.-Guzman Blanco is still be-
FIRE this city, aud from the movements in his mp
during the past few days attnck tas been hourly
expected On tue morning Of the oath, shortly after
daybrcak, detachment Of his troops, numbering
about one thousand strong, m.rchel in an egsterb
direction, anf took up position in an emlnence
abou, Lslf a mile from his present camp. During
TIE afternoon they were occupied In raising an
earth batter! and were reinforced With lar piece
OF ariery. Tho inhaDi ants OF the City are In tue
creates OF alarm aid are all under arms, determined
20 resist Bancos attack at all hazards. They Lave
reason to believe Blanco Intends, II possible. to
make his attack under cover Of the night, AMI from
Information received through private sources, he
ittcnded taking the city by surprise, hu, since lie
viii ind them prepared he may desist for the pres
Cnt Ifhe should make attack lc viii be wurEllv
received and fierce and blood! battle viii cn-ue.
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spiRKs rRoM 1nE rrLEGRArH.

The San Francisco school teachers have arranged
~ m excursion Ia New York by rail or tue lSth inst
The Public RecOyd, a penny morning paper, is "
The body ot an unknown woman was found In y
pool yesterday In rear OF IA house on Alaska street,
PhlldelPha,
David HUI of Sener llArhor n IT,, while yok
ing oxen on Tuesday last, was thrown down aud tram
fled TO death,
The contract has been signed for jsint manage
ment Of tho Concord and northern .alrOads Ana AAAF
several branches.
Regent and Morgan Scout were tLs vseai1s
hore the nt and second races oil the hIet1 n0Ess
Associston In Nashville yesterday.
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WoRK roR THE SPANISH GARRorE.
GoIconrin's Companions Captured Another
Drum-head Court Martial.

HAVANA, May l3.-Diego aud Gaspar Agucro,
the com panions Of Gen. Goicouria, who fed with
him to GuaJsba Key, have been capiured on that
island by the party OF marihes from the Spanish
gunboats who were pursuing them. and are on their
Way to Havona under astrong guard Their arrival
is hourly expected Immediately on their arrival, Il
court martial will try them. The American or Eng
lsh Colonel who was with Gocouris died on that
island of starvation or exposure. II il supposed
tat Ryan aud the three pilots have escagod from
thc
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THE rIECK or THE BALLOT.
No Man 20 Hoid Oncc Except with the Com
sen, of Tweed and Sweeny-The Judiciary
Under the Feet Of the Dictator.

me non. Thos 4. Led,ruh, Chairman Democ,onc
Lbiol tor,reHhOH.
DEAR SH: have been nominated for the
Office Of Alderman. Fully appr,ci!tlns the honor,
and not doubiuE that majority of votes would BE-
in my favor. as previously Indicated, ! am con.
strained TO decline the nomination Tor the reason
that krOw luI Wtl l'c yu'cs "ill not be / nesUy
counted without regard TO the way the votes arc
cast IL is u ioTCgonc conclusion that u large ma
iority viii be counted in favor OF Ianmany Hall.
Honesty IL counting votes has become aby-WOrG--a
lhOusandih pat ul the money, Ihcy arc bhli In the
Surplus Of 6c oca GOODS hesIcd hand il OF 10
or any man rIn nnlss ne nes NJ .ne ne esaaais
he would still o. counted Ant. high county oical
nh6 sTg pi me eI ta W Nard Of oneNif The cayassc
were oracrCd TO diyItc my ballots between Walter
vempcr "iecii"h and some OF the cnhvas,ers admitted
dong 80. declaring nat tue, ma % '" 1eey Gr ers, A.
and all good citizens may ~ We remain ~ nome and
oaH SSs TStS SSms rom % he sSr c'e repeater or IN
tpcctor viii vote on your niln' '.,.,,.,,,,,
ms e Cnpeakany graicl&g, & to ny ,rr9ds % ioT iscr
present unless ne srcaks o. the beck OF the RING
netter lne must com IAN. W. XIX @ IN a,ne "'' Bo'crn
AM to-day emitted by law TO one OF the hlghcst
eges IN H' a e I saie Sg While tHd coat DE DE-"
cidcs the law rGhtG no man caH be Jorhd Vho dare
n1@G FOR IgHi honesty and mdel cndencc SAID 10 c
hayS 10 a.. ,S Once iST If S@IS n1 aG S1
can nut YOU IN there IN toiiF'aghl hours, bW NHS
TGg f.: bcos MS's ne SS hSSg q low vi liz pee pie I
tile loot the trrant On IN. cesF tr. + an u Z
those now in power must IN the nanre of thlnrs, be
short lived As lons M lYel s 6an @ nS aespl! grate
given Sy "S sdnann ns sna "ny .n"rSals
piot cIijn remaining Ior the rights OF the psop'e
JOHN fSii fFSoiiEY. 70 Fast soventyaGlrd st yct
MN YoHk, MAY ", 1870.
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Tn. Exrou,ion of Jobn heal.

READING, May l3.-John Deal was hanged in
the prison yard about l30 O'Clock to'day, IN the
presence OF about 800 persons. lie waH calui, aud
made a few incoherent remarks on the scaTold ad.
mittng his guilt and hoping for mercy IN the future
world. His struggles were not violent, aud Oh be
ing cut down, the examinations OF the physicians
showed that mis- neck was not dislOcated.
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Cmc,Go, MAY l3.-Ihcre j. at -. Paul q
Frnian force Of about three hun lrcd awaiting ar
ringemcn= Tor transportation and SUBJ ,stcncc bs-
fore Dc'inning the march to Red River They viii
probably proceed by the usual mail route,
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Maggie Cameron, daughter of the Hen, Simon
Carcron Was married on Thursday nilht IN liar
r-buIc, To tie ION. Richard j. lla'ucWan. DeMa'
Clalic Ungtc- man from the Cumberil'd District
4 4
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Another BrOther-in-Law Taken Care OF
Gen. Grant Appointing Democrat.

WAsuINGToH May ia 3-The California Dent and
last one OF toe biOlhers-in.'aW uuIrU\II,d for was
to-day nolnirlted Ap rnlser OF san francisco Gus.
tom House, lie Is not now and never wa- u E,rut.
lican, and Caliiornia n,en 10 ne did r't vote lot
Grant, aud Ii not III Tor the place.
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DIR. Paul schoeppe Again.

The Schoeppe case came up in the supreme
Court in Harrisburg yesterday, on writ tO review
recent State Law. The hearing Of the argument was
postponed 70 tbs 2sd inst
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Chief In.lica Chn.s nrenkins Down.

WAsnIsGroS, May lS-Fears are expressed by
some Of Tie warm Iersonal irieGds OF Chief Justice
Cnase, that his health Ia so rapidly breaking down
that o will no. much longer be able 10 sit on the
beach.
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In the above figures no allowance has been made
for thosu taken oil the books Tor transfer 10 uthe
districts while every new name registered has beeI
counted.
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Tn. Irish Election Disturbances.

DInLIs, May l3-Thcre have been no further dis
turbauces ut Longlord. large military and police
force Ia on nand aud the election Is progressing
QuietlY. Mr.. Harmon "a ahead
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WAsuINGros, MAY l3-rhe House hu, passed
bill allow ing tne widows and orphans Of the Ocers,
sailors and marines Of tine Oneida twelve months
psy from the date OF the loss OF the vaAaal
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pc ltcrs registered III
Fifth Ward sc terday;

John Al. Whuton, clcrs of Wah!nHoa Market,
wrote down 20 OF the>c names On the registry,
without Appearing other InHn tht rrsiscit and
policen n, lie deserves his Clcrktulp
Iherr are Alderman Comau's gangs from the
FOurtn Ward.
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limr OF GAmt-Unt hDuI aud MY IuIhuItE
ATLANTIC vs. REsoLurE.-Thc Atlantic Club
ysittd Fizabet1 N j., YESTERDAY, and defeated the
newly oreaniZcd esoluIe Clue niue OF that village.
by the unprecedented score OF ~ to o. The score
below tells the story:
AA,s.aanga.,,c....."",S Z 8 g 9 ! 3 &c
The game Of base ball between the olympics ol
Washington and tue Marylunds OF Baltimore, yes
tetday BieTnoon, wen by TIC former by u TO IL.
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Preparing for New Election Frauds.

number Of the newly appointed inspectors
and Ganyassers of election were concerned In the
frauds committed 10 November last.
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The registry in the city yesterday was conduct
ed with ener y, but exhibited TO very remarkable
features. The following Is the result Of the registry
vnslerlaN. with the Totals loL Is 8 and lshl:
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
A. williams, ~ Deshross.
jas. Glrdicr, / Deshross 80 ..
John Power. N Nrstry.
~ NAnItV EHnl lsaga1

A. Williams, ~ Desbross. lJessie Roe. $40 Canal
Jas Gardlcr DeshrOsscs. Vi, O'Conuor, Is Ma-htng
John Power. n Nrstry. O. DuHey, iiy Washington,
y. shuiz. SO Canal -. Coos % West.
J sullivan. Is nc,brosScs NJ, Hahonv. II ilohokcn.
Jno. Mckay, so Nestry, I'd: HTcnncn - DcsbfOsscs.
John Doye. y DesDrusscs = ueddler - leSbror4es.
August Warner 81 Waits. 4. Mallouey. al nshirg'tn
NJ Kelly, l5S Nnshington. VIM EdRgar, % DeHbrosses
Danl. Hopin, Dcsbrosscs, -, Horne, II DesbiossCs
Il W. Mifkar iGi W h'tp VIM, stack, 45l Greenwich.
\. Bremen. i5l Greenwich Paikrck Barry. IS Watts
T. RlrnnghA 4ig MHsnt Clas. JARVIS - Dcsbrosscs
4. AtNAll, 4G3 Greenwich. Ia HAYWOOD, ~ Watts.
John Eyens, 81 pesbrusscs Chas. Jones, DcsDroskts
7. q RorIe, 215 Nest. N AndcTe on, AZ Grcenw u.
j. Cotlcr, 40 ashIngt n. Nm BurnsAl Washingt'n.
i. Adams, fE Greenwich, VIM DIrk, y ncshrossas
4 Rooney, Al3 Washington I. Boyle az Greenwich.
\. Case, il3 Greenwich ~ TaNlOr il2 v hashingtou.
r LanahaE, II Hopokcn. ~ kagan, 40 Greenwich.
j. Eagan 40 Greenwich. - CrrAgHn. 4i0 Grecnwich
taarlea Jones DcshroSsPg ~ BeAvy - peshrosscs
Hry Anderson, az G'wCh. Hugh lAuahan l6s MFsh'n.
John sullivan, - Watts. Daniel MctHrty - Wutt'.
VIM. Rose, al Washington Jos Wolf $40 anal.
Inos. Cunans, Al my, Lear, ~ W ashton,
Thos. KrhOt fil Jno. A-cy, p Desurusscs,
GEO KeUrn- 501 Canal. Adv. Hg slns, II Hohokcn,
Tiny Ryan ~ Nish'ton. u. GlaHan, % DcsOrOsSes
j.. fOgcrty - Dcs brUsses
Ier Wade. 10 watts y Mcclure, 45i Washingtn
lat sullivan, II Huboken |Eug Valentine, DesbrO-s
CAAs. IynCh IS, Greene. jas Mc0uir,, II lluhOkcu
,lnu. Ryrou, El Wu-uugtn ~, ScclcN AS NHshnEtnn
n e following Is II statement of the number OF re-
peltcrs registered in the several districts of the
H..
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feel very stupid AMI this letter is not good one
nert and an answer to your long one Of Sunday. 1
send you kisses enou th 70 make up for my stupidity
You may decide on the number when you come.
Your ABBY.
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BOSTON, JulN !. 1903.
My DARLISG HUsBAND: Father gave
me letter containing 80. All the bills are
settled. | have uied to be economical,
but | had the dressnaker to pay, aud things to
get Tor the making Of dresses, and money will
spend In spite vi ne. shall buy my velvet In
New York. ] slall not ask Tor any more money
th'- summer | shall probably 10 to NCN
York via Fall River ! shan let you know In selson
to meet mt, hen am coming. am Liad you Nent
to see Mis-. Cleveland. You mad better not
Nrie me again. a. shall start before 1t will rcacl
me Your loving wife, ABBY.
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IuI NAsTERs THs GERMAN ALPHABET AND "a FROI D
or 1T.
MANCHESTER, Wednesday, May, 1854


MtNES LIEBLisG: there Is German term Of
Uiolrment tor you, which wager You can
translate. and 80 you may imagine II means all
h the dictionary / have just got tho mastery OF
he Cert an aUhubet. and | hope to go on very
rapidly Low. ! am extremely Interested Ia Ger
uiu and v uld like 10 devote many hours DAY
10 IT. ttu ~ Lope 10 accomplish something tins
summer. Don't you wish to have met think |
'hll be quite advanced by the end Of the summer,
,nd IAN gp on without a teIcher next lal. DR.
tu,i4I, who Is my teacler, finished this profession
Munich, ne capital o. Bavaria, and he speaks very
!N' Irrman H. addition h. all, he II perfect geu-
t'W'n, and quite u linguist as he speaks several
lan rage ht-ldes hi. own Nv lessons are on Tues
90 ana rr,layu IN the evening. Did you
Wnk could guess wDat Young lady YOU were
y owe with whom you describe at lengtht
80" Nrt' soon, because | knew ladies' DO not
S"' It Sweony's, and the expression OF the
.'' l'de me think immediately II was a rue
NrHs | knew Of course you wouldn't
sI'r' real Irritation in that way, aud
<" ~ o"ie Of my dear husLdnd natl should not he
s. my t.hd0ty of his " he QltrmSd n hinseV
Al, ! am dehgaled with my ring, shQA nerer
-3 on 0'er gou puf on ny h0sr.
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Total..........."...s' Il Tot
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-24

PITsBURGs September 23.-Steamers are
sun running oE slack water, bat nayiga-
ton down the Ohio River Is entfreiv efIs-
ponded.E River Is Inches and faIItnp very
slowly. The weather Indicates rai7l fogr
which steam boatmen are D. ayfng Their
mometer 76o.
! CINCIESATI. Eeptem Der 23-Rtver feet i
inch and slowly falling.
LOUISVILLE. Septem be. 23-Denarted-
Cham ptOIAs st. Louis River faIlfng ale,yvlv
with II inches IN the chute and 4 feaf sca1S Z :
on Portland bar Weather clear and pleas
ant. Business on wharf acfIvas geveraI
boats loading for New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS. September Arrive5-s.
Joseph Memphis; Mary Forsyth, New or
leans; silver, New Orleans: Belle Mem
pms. AeInphis. River railing Weather
clear.
NASHVILLE September 22-Rfver fall
Ing with Wenty-tyvo inches on HaTpefh
Snoais. weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 49, Weather cloudy:
mercury e0o. River stationary Arrived
DnoerWriter, Eckert and EdInburgKl from
island 90, Departed-Inlia, for Nicks-
Durg; OifVe Branch, for ST. Louis. The
1dIn Ourgn IS not badly damaged, and re-
pairs are hetng rapidly pushed forward
me freight In the hold Is badly damaged.
NIcKsBIRG. September sz3-Up-Waua-
mia ana Ion tlnental last night City OF
cairo, p NJ D0Wn-Southweste 9 An.
1oerla, AMI Eoh0, s P n. River rising.
weather clear and warm.
- New ORLEANS. Sept. q. - Departed
for CiUeInnRti. --sf17
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-24

REAL ESTATE -TRANsFEHss-The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week, ending September p,
as appears by the County Auditors Re
cords: & NssM s
Henry Riehardt 10 Edward Ritter, Lot j,
Block z, ShaFpss Enlargement, for Sls5 TO-.
VIM. Troup TO Charles Jarvis and 9th ers,
Lots and 2 Block 49, StockWell's Enlarge
meut, FOR &24e0.w 8 @vw~ r#N
VIM. schluefer 70 Carl Aug and Albert
Kaltofen. Lots 6and z, in Block 20. Lamas-
CO. for 81 al.
James ID. Fair TO John NJ. Laughlin,
Lots and D, IN Block %, Lamasco City, for
2D5O.
Isaac q. Berridge to w. III. Ii. Marris,
Lot and adjolning half OF g. in Block 13s
Stockwell's fninrgeLnent, for g.. l25.
Lot 10, BLOCK g. EIliotRs Enlargement, for
500 So.
Henry Sch0enbs TO Lucy Schoembs,
$4,000.
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Fart FAIR

The Seventh Annual Fair of the
Agricultural Society, to be held at the
Fair Grounds. near this city, COM
mences on Tuesday, the 9th. and
closes on Friday the Both.
The Society have offered liberal
premiums in all departments, and the
Trustees are in hopes that our citizens
will turn out and lend a helping hand
to make the Fair a grand success.
Our premiums are IS large as those
of tho State Fair. and much larger
than the surrounding counties offer.
Turn out, everybody, and have a
good time. Badges for Exhibitors,
one dollar, good during the Fair.
Tickets Of admission. SO cents.
Children under Is years. % cents.
2. HoRNBRooK, President.
II. T. BLoUNT, Secretary.
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Me campaign.

PERRY T0WNsHIP.-A large Re-
publican meeting was held in Perry
Township last night, at the residences
of Adam Huffnagel. The crowd
being too large for the house, was or
ganized in the yard, with Mr.. An
drew Koch as President. Dir. Wm.
Heilman was the first speaker. He
reused the people to enthusiasm, and
was followed By Captain Hargrave
and r. P. Hooker, Esq. Will War
rem, Jr., Philip Decker. Esq. and
Adolph PfafHin. spoke both in Ger
man and English, and Mr.. J. D. Fair
brought up The rear. in his now well
known earnest manner, which was. ss
usual, received with cheers.
All who were present pledged their
utmost for the success Of the Repub-
lican ticket.
This closes the meetings for the
week, and from the character Of it. it
was just such q meeting as put .
proper finishing touch to the week 5
work.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-24
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
CoTroN-pnlL and prices declined &c;
middiing l71Sc.
FLoUE--Ddli al d prices dropping; fami-
WHEAT-Dun and dropping; No. 2 red
winter 81 ~; No. red winter si 10.
No. 2 at 8997ic.
oATs--Demand good at fan prices; sales
at 34a9z4c.
BARLEY-Demand light, but holders a rm I:
spring 81 059l %; winter 81 20gl Is.
GRocER1Es-Demand fair and market
Arm. A
MoLAssEs-Dull at 0Jc.
LARD OIL-Quiet and weak at 81 l5Ul 49,
EGGS-Scarce ami fiTm AZ 22dS3c.
BUTrER-ScaTce and firm at 39a35e.
CHEBE-Demand fair aud market firm
PoRK-Duli and prices declined TO e25.
LARD-Dull and prices dropping: 1870
ID asked, with small sales.
BACoN-shoulders and side bacon, no
sales; Cincinnati shoulders l4es sides I61<
IKE. CO =
ToBAcCo-Dull but unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull and prices dropping at 81
0&Sc.
PoTAToEg-scarce ana hrm at 1851 10
per busheI. faft-
GOED-tf3k.
SIGHT ExcHAEoE-on New York par.