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Nlcln.QIprEer Neridlte.

RerpsY prf, 81. Apr,l. - Ser Sampfer
cleopatra, tpel6er ipegen 5erbrobener Sra
ihlterie aut benz YB 'ee Don Saoanna bierber
an Der 6situng Wonroe anIesen mubte, lit
bcute bier au9etommen.
&ibaro y. Connolly lit bonn girqernteiIter
Qal auf weitere finf SABRE sum Staoteons
troleur ernannt poroen.
Samuel Srolpn, elm berii6tt8ter 5alibs
miin5er, lit beute De9en 8erihleiBes fal'
i6er S2)sSAeine Der vSneioa NatiDnalbanf"
BON Utica, R.sD, 9efdn9lt@ ein9s5o9sn nor
ben.
George GGis, alias Slater, Der ssitern boz
bier tuegen @inbrubes in oas ganttomptotr
pom fS, VI. Hpdf Her IL Comp. 5u Q8iltesbarre,
9a., uerbaitet poroen. iab ltd bsute etnem
Yoli5eiri6tsr ppr9eiibrt neldem elm Siitfss
uerlaneenoen 8ouoerneurs bon Yenniplua.
MEN p~orlegte. Der Ribter p~erfiste aber @lis'
fernere giniperrun9, balnit oemIelben Der
YroseB peaen zines I'M sSanuar oabier pertbz
ten ginbrudes 9emabt meroe.
Ser beute DON S%aDanna, oas er am ID. b.
perlieb, augetommene Sampfer p@lecpatrn4,
Capt. Ybilipps, bate a6t Stunoen nab lei.
ner MbIabrt BON Sauanua oas MtB9eI6td,
bag Die Weae brad uno Die SampFtrommel
elnen 8tB betam, alIo Die Mal9inerie total
uubrQuhbar muroe. Nm Is. b. nabm i'm Die
8riQ9 Stub" in's Sblepptau, lisB i'm abe,
am 3. Gage, Do ite tueni9 poriuarts fam. pie:
Der ia9ren. I'm Is. hese8nete ct Der bon Yo:
ton nab philadelphia fabrenOen 8ri9f
.Sportsman", beren Captain ibnl nit BRO
| plant ausbelfen, i'm aber nidt ms S9leppt
tau nebmen nolte. Vim 10. b~ege9nete er ben
Dampfer rgirso". Capt. Yultlep. Der pon
Sauannab mad Nen .Yort unterpess mar
ater feline Weiene na6te, ibm out Terlan8er
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Neueites aus Cuba.
WiebcrIaae Der 4nfffGnoifAen.

Sapanna. 81. Mpril. = Seute 8ormits
tag lief Der Sampfsr pWtaripola" Don Neps
Orleans bier elm.
9Sie ipaniihe geribte beiasen. purbe Wo'
beito Siai's Rebelen. Nbtheilun9 in ben Was
clio Bergen 8eiiern BON orei 8ataiQonen oes
Spanier anse9riifen une 1ad nemnittinoistm
Sample geI1la9en.
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Selbftmprp.- Neberfabrcn.- ftus
Observation-Disclosures.

Glnttnnatt, II. NpTIl. IN Den leg.
ten "a Stunben fielen bier elm Selbitmoro u.
elm Selbitmoros 8eriub Dor. unb elm Sinh
puroe BON einem Sabn3uge iiberfa6ren uno
9etDotet.
Siaaf %. Gopt, Der als CULTS Nrmeeaabls
meiiter bonn Mtai bis gum Nopember 1862
iiber S150,000 unteridlus unb am Spieltii6e
perpuBte, ftano beute Dor benz Sunoesfretss
oprthtp
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YantaIter, Ya, q. NptiI.-BellIoleFe
Ta6t 8ing GDneitosa. @opt a Comps 5abrit
total in 5lammen auf. Der S6aoen ON @e=
bGuoe uno ieinem Snbalte betrd8t $4,000,
bic aHetarar5s5 umme $4,000. S%eoenfaIs
mar oas 6euer an8ele8t.
3o9eter, R.sDr q. aprit. - Glarts
6aBoauben : Sabrit an GDeuitraBe ipurpe in
poriser Ma1t nit 100000 S4aoen. Der nur
sur Sobe BON $1,000 perii6ert 1T. einsedi6ert.
Ser Qg63ter Wttbael YIuntstt fano in ben
Z lnlnninn npn Snn
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ShiH8naArihtcn.

Der Sampfrr g@merica". gapt. 9e SurICD, bon Der
Baltimore. 6 bar!sfon .aintsa Lei %oorqstern NIT fol.
fFdficr Gteis, 20 Wausu eGte, &c 5GBden 3tpu. a
&iifeu Semitic, 80 Coli Acknowledgment, 81 Srboie
uno 81 aiirn 3udcr.
mpre. W Wilmington airic". lief g~lei6faas bier elm, lno
mar Iein Cargo fol9enoeB 2Ss 5aier 3erpentiitsS SUI
ritus. 1871 Safer Sari. 100 5aiitr Ne9. 10 6Gter Del,
8 8auen Yaunpone, S 8alCn @urn, 1874 {}uB YipbI
bOli unD 40 Colt Sauiinanuspaaren. =.
Geitern eIdririen nod 4ustuarts Die tn9liIde Barrie
yDlattIoa SiIparo" nit 792 Yalen @aulnluoue. 5000
Edfern Sarl, 1876 GGteu Eeltudlen, 800 SGden Rtnoe,
81 6dlern 3al9 II. $4,000 Sditf sbolien uab aiuerpoCl,
non 4uswGrts lhf 9efern bic Barrie neloerton" nit
800 Srboftsu, 10 Qipen unp SO 6ailsrn 3uter Don ia
iarop auf Yortorieo elm,
ner 2doun9 8nttee uno anoereR gBaarsl nG4 Bainnlth
beiiimmt. 1T bel Snagua geiteitert. 9S1 SaGe 9attee
ino in auiclm 3uitanoe 8eIettet iporosn.
Eucenstown nit elmer aaouns Snrup beitirttnt, bat bel
4arborsS slano Shifibrud, %selitten. lao Srbofte lulr'
hen 9erettet uno nod S,apanna eebrabt.
Die aneritanttdle Sri98 y@aluehpn", uot 8alueiton
sic bate Baumruole 9elaoen, lueIhc i1mutlidl 9erCttet
III, tuenn aud Gin 3beil oapon in beidGoi9tem 3ultanee,
Der 9antPler gsea Sui" @apt; 0uttonA LEI 2tens'
tag BON bier i'm Saieu uon Gbarlcfton, Sc, Gin.
Ste norooeutldc Barrie nSnbuitrie". Capt. SiIttit,
bon Sopanrab. GEO., %ab8eie9Clt, erreidte an 10. Aprtl
Saorc III 6rantretd.
lat8te AM 8. Aprtl uot Baltimore IN Yremerba,
ben all.
Die orsentintite grigs p%sytasstc gdtI", Gapt. atrbu.
Don @enld nah Baltimore unteripegs, le9te am ~.
April III Bermuda an, I'm rcparirt su lucroen.
Die bGnt'de Barrie p6orcningen", CAPT. Nbrenicr.
ic8cIte 8ettcrn I'M sluftraae Der so. e. .. 8igcIptu &
Comp, poi bier nad) Rtfmono, 3D., ab.
Sas Sbit y3botuas Smau", Gapt. 9illutb, Fubr
arr IL. Qpril BON 2ioerpool mad 6itp POINT. pa.
lie nprooeitide Barle ssnca", Gupt, 0tenies, bon
Baltimore uGh Bremen u~nterpeas, warb am rs. WtGri
inter III At. B~relteiIs ltno "A Gdn9engrube an9etrotfen.
Die nprboeltlde Barrie ggSertrauen", Gapt. Gent,
lam AM IL. Nprll bon baltimore in Sonopn an.
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Ntw.Yorf, 81. 4prtI. = 8aunpoIs, Isiobline
2Sh Cts. WietI, iiolibes $5.5O99.2S. SSaJen,
IA 6ts, - Rogecn l03-llO Gts. - SaIer 60-6s Gts.-
gBbIstrO lO7h Gts. - Petroleum. raft., 254-26 Gts.
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8efamntmaGmn9em.
Steners1 cpartement,
StaStsG inncbmerSsB iireau,

UUItlWUrtt 20 NptI 1871.
Befannfmadbuns fur 4teuer .SabIerl
etsusrlabler fnD bterouid bsuahri&iiat, buB mad,
BEN 80. Mprl or RabaI auf ~ 4Iroaenf BET e tsuern
auf itabtii&es 8tunosiesntbut1 unb aui s Qroasnt bel
itaot'ihenV neutrality-suspicious.. Gtuerreqnuuaea Hir bas
lauitnoe Sabr terab8eitbt miro.
Nat BEN 20. Mprii perben 2 Prolent Stn{en allen
Iiet - ~, -
Ole Granddaughter aui bic Nfttsn Der ,paltimcr,r
Maarsr bauss9 ompa8nts~ mi len bon ben Snpaberu BE-.
jablt tperotn.
tss-iO4l Samss .. Barney. etast.e innebmsr.
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bereits cine 8rObe Summe su Oisiem 3Wsds
9e3ei6net.
&om. 25. &pril, Aber 2onbon, 26. aprit.
- SIM Otumenii6en goHeile ftimmteu beute
%iedsbunbert Batter einftimmia fir bic CoRsti-
tutio de fde (8laubeusi6ema).
6rdulein Gelpis, Die ameritanli6e 8llcbaues
rim, bat bonn Wtarquis 8ute, benz betannten
&unitm6ten, NuitrGge auf mebrere gSerte err
bolteu. Die bieiisen 4merifaner fino barber
iebr>% erfreut.
aOnoOn, %, april:-a uI ben Is. Sui
puroe Elm olgemeiner Gonsreb Der S6abs
Ipieler nn6 gapens8aoen einberufen.
Sputbampton, &c. April. - Ser
Sampfer Drain lift s~eftern abeno UNI 10 llbr
bier a%nsetommen un0 beute Morsen nab
Bremen peiterGeieeelt.
Qpnbpn, 26, Npril. Sas Sdiit sSas
merriam" bon Sapanna ianf am q. Wtdr3.
Der @apitdn uno Die Wanni6alt lanoeten it
9ouer.
0as Sdiff rSisurO Sarl" 1T BON Mtatans
gas in 6almDutb au9etommen. 9aiielbe
wuroe am 81. Npril Our9 einen S6rauben.
oampfer aneerannt uno an ieiner Satelaee
bei9doi8t. Ser Blame bes Dampfers 1T nt9t
bctuuEt.
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Scr SeutidDe GOrreiponOent.
8alttnorc, Is. stprit 1870.

RcueFr @cpsi6en mn anGere 8rtiAte
ieb, tsEte Spolte ner 3. Seite.
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S%elegrapbiiGe Sepciden.
(Ssriatet iur ben w9eutiaen GOrrsfponctntsnA.
9as Sob @aip.
Wcm=0Icrfcr Marftbcritht.

Nrw.Yort. 81. &prtl. - 9sutigs s6IIBnot
rung ll44.
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VaulnssS aaberrin Rr. /.
8ts Witglieosr Ubisen Nsreins Fno ctiteeIabeu, I'D In
tbren1 Gofale belte, Cpnueraaa. han %. Mprll. lu
e%eriamntIn, oa piGttee Ss iGaftr oorssbradt psrosn.
SIN Auftraee
tl01) tcs Or mits's.
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Der gtrtauf oes @ranofrdes Der pEuntstourtr
Sabrit.Geieuihuft" IN lpeger Su aerin8er 8ebote burh
has @ertbt aufgebober. Or. Gltuer Sanb non Saltt'
more hattie S50,050 aeboter.
= SOurerHdg tberfubr elm 3us Der varnt 6ountn'
8ahn" nabe Cation eine Sub tuoburh 5fpet Gratts
ipageu pom Geleiie ~aeiuorIen uno 5ertrirnlncrt Iouroen;
Yaiuatere jeoo6 lpuroen ieiue perlest, Im lelbtn
Gage ilberIubr rim 3n9 Der Bdbu nuf Sfert'f Ycnnett's
SSarln fiini Sdaafe uno Samitug lii Elm anberer 3u8
in fFolge Der NadllG ifetett eitcs Yeamten, Der cine
gDeihe often 8elu fen bate, auf benz 8abnbpFe gu GahOn
In eiren ShIppen uno iertriimHerte nrhrere Der bort
Lax n 6IiLo, yl,or,
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5 bis % Rrn3rnt &ofcn:0 rIparnib
Neucr Bnuuereiu,

Gtns.1 Idn8H lrb Dttlfad aus9eiprpdleren gDunIbe
3utol8s tpiro rdhfen TSonta9, ben z. Mai. Mbenbs S
nbr, bel Jpfspb Sisisfeio, Ode Ter 6onat. NIB
her, mad ben beteits ssjeidretsn Qutbstltn su idtitBen,
iebr farte Betbeiltguns finbet ptrb. 6reunbe etRss gee
otf9enen Bereins finb erIiGbt. babel 3u ~erid,sinen uHb bel
3eiten ih Mnibels su Htsru.
Sis!e Witsitsesr bee ct. Saspbuss
f100-4 Eaupersiuss
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8ermti6te Na3etgea.

Staats= GnrSeiiioas : 9cfanntmaGung.
0s tpir6 btermit sur Hn;siae aebraebt, oaB
staats. 6onseiFontn fir ~stn3eIne serfoneH iopie fir
@e'enihaften, cotr Qus, bic ts ou8sbt. am etfsn IIiat
ODER Dor Der erHegert lperosn M ien.
Musnfus hilbert, Sdsrtit.
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@r. TAI, 8npette,, autIden 9art. uno Soiuarbar.
hat 80 Sabre Der speJtalbebauoluna BON glerpeu. uuo
&brperidfudhe, oreaniider Gnttroftunq II. I. 10. urb
auer aranlbeiten, bic uot Der Snbtstretiou uto gus.
i9i9stlin9en b%erriIbrer, %9ciotoret, Gbrenit6r arGnt.
uno burntreibeiioe Wittel Wtd1ts erbolieu, bellt er olirh
ortlttes Wlittel in s 1agcn; iitrJltt crit j~ugeiOaene
uebet tn 3 Iagen. Wtcoij inen lenoct er 6urdj 9.otl
ODER 9rpreB trseuopubiu. sprc6Tunoen bon 9-EI
nbr, 20 MIR, 4as--9nbr Abenos. 9ausrnoe Seillng
aQrantirt. tWbriI29 I2IRt =
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Uefanntmndluna

Mh Die Vtsenthiitntr uon BsarGhnispIdeer
AMI etm gSbatcoat-S pttfsaftr
Vile Disjeniaen, pelhe bic npn ihtsr qesioneien gl1hs
nod nidt umgttauIht. ober fDtIne fir Die glee'daffuro
Der auf tbren YIdbsn Reerntenen beSubIt baden, fnh
bterinit dIfgefprbtrt. fM In msinem Yiirenu, eer. 81.
Ese1s SdpettearaA on poer nab Tienftna. bnu &c,
nrl bas @tIb fir ttrs pIdbe Ober MegIhattuns btr
3obtet Ii en- 'argtr.
t99-l04) GamurI Zupnhru. WetipaIier
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THE MARK ETs.
New York Market,


By Telegraph NEW YoEK. Oct. 10.
CoTToN-Quiet and weak; sales of 1,7S5
bales uplands at 1915. -
FLoUR-Demand fair and market q m /;
receipts 1900 barrels; sales 9.l0a barrels;
supeTdne S5g5 20; extra s5 40g5 %; choice
SIS 55a5 go; white wheat s5 9596 -; round
hoop OHIO s. 50g6 80; st. Louis 50 5O9S 90.
WHEAT-Demand fair and market ngm:
receipts I53, goo bushels; sales 10000 BUSH
els; No. 2 Chicago spring old At u OJg1 IA;
new 81 279I IS; No. l new 81 2791 30: win
ter red and amber 81 30GI 35; whiteSl %.
BYE-Quiet and unchanged; sales z,UOO
bushels old western at SIC; new 92%.
BARLEY-Demand fair and market firm !:
sales Of 2Oe0O bushels western as u 10 Can
CoRN-Demand fair and market firm /;
receipts l35,0OO bushels SAFES OF Al 900 bush
S mixed at S4dS5c.
OATS-Dull but unchanged: receipts I76,-
OJ0 bushels; Ohio 53G56c; western 5lQ52c.
doPS-Market steady with moderate
CoFFEE-Demand fair and market firm.
SUGAR-Demand fair and market nrm I;
sales OF 630 boxes Grenada at l09l0Ac: Por-
to Rico S15glOzc; fancy MuscavadO 25G35c.
RIoE-steady with moderate demand
at S1sd91zc.
PETRoLEUM-Steady with a moderate de.
mand; crude 1254ci refined 251zc.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Dull, but un-
changed.
$50 ibarrels at US 70; prime s2l 5Og22 so.
BEEF-Unchanged.
BULK MEATS = Demand good at full
prices; hams IN pickle l99201sc; middles.
heavy long clear, loo.
LARD-Demand fair and market firm
sales of 100 ttefees steam at l414gl0Lc;
kettle l614@l615c; also $50 tlerces for Octo-
Der at I6Hc. =.
WHISKY Quiet and unchanged; sales oil
400 barrels at S89S91zc, closing at 6Sc IN
wood, and sec in iron cooperage.
TURPENTINE-Ftrmera al 421<c-
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL - Firm; -four
q 41zds wheat by steam I'D.
STOCK OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE -
Wheat ,609 920; corn 476, 545; oats l.6Tg, 900
rye s. $50 barley lS4sS00; malt 100000; peas
3D. 55 bushels.
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ERiRar nfanafcneA

PITTsBURG, Oct. l0.-The Monongahela is
feet and falling slowly. Weather clear
and pleasant. No arrivals or departures.
Business dull on the landing.
CINCrNRyAIT, October 10.--Rlver feet
inches. Rained considerably after i've
o'clock. TtfT
LOUISVILLE, October I0.-Rfver rlseq I3
now stationary, with % inches In the
chute and feet on Portland bar. IL has
been raining since p NJ; weather cool.
CAIRO, October I0.--Rubicon, st. Louis
to Vicksburg, 10 PM; Mallie RRgOn, Ev-
ansville packet, An; Grand Tower,
Memphis to st. Louis, z; Mohawk, New
Orleans TO st. Louis, 8; Belle Lee, New Or
leans to cairo, 1 PM; Umpire. Eashvflle
packet, 2. River stationary. Light rain
nearly all day, but clear now, with the
mercury at $40.
ST. LOUIS, October 10 Arrived Mime
apol1s, from st. Paul; Indiana and Susie
silver, from New Orleans; Grand Tower,
Vicxsburg; silver Bow, from Shreveport;
Washington, from Missouri River. De-
parted-Belle st. Louis, for Memphis: Rob
Roy, for Keokuk Mitchell, for st. Paul I;
ST. Johns, for Quincy. River falling. busi-
ness fair.
NASHVILLE, Oct. IO.-The river is falling.
with rs inches on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
er cool and shoWery. Arrived - Burks-
vile, from Cairo.
MEMPHIS, Oct IO--Weather rainy. Mer-
curry So. River rising. Arrived-Legal
Tender, from White River. Departed
Belle Mem phts, with 400 bales cotton, to
st. Louis: Utah and DardanelIe. to Arkan-
sas River; Rubicon, to Vicksburg; Edln-
burg to Louisville.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10 --Arrived-D. L.
Tally. from Cincinnati. Depart ed Afollte
Moore and Molite Able, to 81. Louis.
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ken the Peace.

Deputy s. Marshal Bigelow came
down last night, from Indianapolis,
for the purpose Of carrying out the
requirements of the laws of Congress,
enacted to preserve the peace at cleo
tons for Representatives in Congress,
and to protect voters in the right TO
exercise the elective franchise. An
adequate number of Deputy U. S.
Marshals have been appointed under
proper authority, whose duly it viii
be, judiciously and firmly, to see that
the laws of Congress concerning cleo
tons are obeyed to- day. Any person
attempting any violations will be
promptly and properly dealt with. 1t
is hoped that the election may pass
off quietly and peaceabIy. and that
there may be no occasion for the in
terposition of the federal power to
protect its citizens in the exercise of
the right Of the elective franchise.
and to preserve the peace at this i'm
portant election.
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Young Nan. Arouse.

Itis hoped that young men. who
are just starting out in life. will
chose the party Of principle and pro-
gress with which to act. Certainly
the Democratic party-is not that one.
1t is a party of negatives, reaction
any organization. a clog upon the
wheel of progress. 1t has originated
no great measures, but has steadily
opuosed every one of the grand and
glorious movements that the Republi-
can party has inaugurated and carried
through. There is nothing about the
Democratic party to stir the youthful
blood. It is the deadly upas tree
that blights everything that comes
within its influence.
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ruption of this high-toDed gentle
man CD who perched himself upon
the Executive Committee for the
purpose of gratifying his unmitigated
meaness. With this brief exposi-
ton we leave Mr.. Funk the pleasing
task of reeonoiliug his conduct with
his conscience, if conscience grows IN
such barren soil, and to the contempt
of his neighbors whose dignity he
has insulted. f. a. WEBER Il Co.
In conclusion, re publish a letter
below. of one of the Committee.
HENDERSON, KY, Oct. 9th. 1870.
Messrs. F. A. Weber Dc Co:-Be-
ing one of the Lady judges appointed
b. Mr.. John funk for the examina-
ton of f,srs in Floral Hall. Miss Sc
we're. of Louisville, and myself award
ed the blue Ribbon" to the case, l
learn since. belonged to your firm /;
but contrary to our decision, was
placed upon the case of your compet-
itor. which | regret, and hope you
will be enabled to have the matter ad-
| iusted, aud hope this information will
get justice awarded.
/ am respectfully.
MRS. NJ. E. DUNCAN.
of louisville, KY.
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Cincinnati marker.

By TeIegraph.l CINoIENATI, Oct. 10.
CoTToN-Quiet and unchanged.
FLOUR Quiet and weak; family S. coo
IS so. - -s- 8 9
!. WHEAT = Dull and prices dropping at
81 109l rs for red.
CoaN-Quiet and weak at 6Oae2c for old,
and 45e for new dried.
RYE-Scarce and firm at 82d85c
OATs-Market steady, with q moderate
demand at 35945c.
BARLEY-Dull and prices have declined
fail 81 I09l Is.
GROCERIES Unchanged.
OIL-Itnseed oil steady, with a moderate
demand at 90c
EGGS Scarce and firm at 23c.
BUTTER-Demand fair and market hrm
at 30935c.
CHEEsE-Demand fair and market nrm.
PoRK-Demand light. but holders firm
light bat holders firm at
l55zc. a
BUId1 MEArs-stock Withdrawn, antici-
pating higher prices.
BAcoN-DemRnd fair and prices adj
vanced; shoulders l31zc; sides 1899 1871 G.,
asking &c higher for clear sides at the
close.
Hoes Demand fair and prices advanced
to 71SWSZc.
ToBAcCo-Demand fair and market firm ;
WHISKY Dull and unsettled: asking
sc gS7c.
GoLD-13H.
ExCHAF GE Par.
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sPECTAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION,

The Three Remedies. "SoHENcH's PUL.
tzo.gIo SXRUP," for the cure of Ccughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med
icine ripens the ulcers in the lungs, pro-
NOTES the discharge OF the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purines the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"Schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigoratea the digestive organs, supplies
the place Of the gastric juice whom that 81
deficient, and then enables the patient 70
digest the most nutr1cious food. 1t is ;
sovereign remedy for 81 cases Of indiges-
tiOn.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11
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For Other Rtver Isenls See Third Page.

The only additional arrival last night
was the Camelia, Louisville to Eastport, at
P NJ with moderate trip. She had to
spar over French Island. She discharged
and received some freight here--........ The
Evansville, for Bowling Green; the John
Lumsden and~Ella Hughes, for Cairo, and
the Pine Bluff, for Gfandview departed,
all with as much freight as they could car
ry.....-..The Ella Hughes had good trip
aboard, but laid over till late last night
for some railroad freight.........The rain
continued with slight intermission, up
to alate hour last nieht...............The river
COMMENCED rising last evening, and the
lower huInmock on the sand bar mad dis
appeared at dark.........AdmireI James. of
Corn Island, was in the city yesterday.
He left by rail for Louisville last night.
The Florence Lie will come of the Dry
Docks this evening, and the Pink Varble
win go on. The Florence Lee Will be
ready for business by Thursday next..........
The weather cleared mp beautifully before
II o'clock last night. with D cutting breeze
from the southwest. ...... River men should,
to-day, vote against the party that has In
creased their wharfage one hundred per
cent. ana al interested in the CONNER
ciaI prosperity of our city should do like
wise. Commerce should be tostered, not
smothered. ztz-t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

F NORA LIE, one of the twin daughters of
Maior Lee NJ. and Bette Gardner, was
born Aug, z, 1864, and died Oct. B. 1870. &
at early morn, two dewdrops trembled
on single spray! The hour passed on,
and one still fingered. resting in the shad-
ow of a leaf The other was gone; for q
sunbeam had stopped to kiss it. and then
bore it away on bright wings to the sky.
Two lies grew side by side IN fair gar
den! BY and by one was left alone; for
the other had been taken to adorn the
palace of the King.
so, sideby side these beautiful twin chill
dren passed the brief days of their happy
childhood. But the hour OF separation
camel Sweet Nora Lee is gonei Like the
deWdrop. stainless soul, upborne by an
gel p1nions, she passed from the shadows of
earth to the glories of Heaveni Like the
lily, sin the spirits young bloomJ she
has been gathered by angel hands, to un-
fold in fadeIess beauty, and breathe undy-
ing fragrance In the Palace OF the Great
K1ngl
Why should sweet Nora Lee thus die
It is mystery we may not solver All we
can do is to bow 10 the fiat. ''The one shall
be taken and the other left" M
Amidst the gentle sympathies of friends,
the little cofined form was borne to ''the
silent city of the desd," and laid beside
the grave of her brother Turner-the two
graves thus pointing the mourner to the
two sainted souls In glory, even as the re-
flections in The water tell OF the stars that
are shining above!
Many eyes viii grow dim with tears, as
they read that sweet Nora Lse is dead /;
and many hearts Will ache as but one OF
the beautiful twin children is seen at the
gate where the two had 10 often stood to-
gether!
For the bereaved parents 1t is very,
very sad! None but the gentle. COM
passionate Jesus can bind up their
wounds; while Faith whispers of the loved
one gone
ga treasure hut removed
A bright bird parted for a clearer day,
Yours still IN Heavenp VI.