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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

A TRAIN STOPPED BY a GOBLIN
Last night as the train was approach
ing this city on the e. & @. r. r. the
engineers attention was attracted by a
light on the track just ahead of the
train, which on close examination he
discovered to bear some resemblance
to human face from which was ir-
radiated a light that displayed its
grim features that wore an expression
of apparent horror.
AS in duty bound the engineer
stopped his train, and with cautious
steps approached the phantom, while
faint recollections of the stories of his
youth. of spectres and ghosts, became
painfully fresh in his memory, as
nearer he approached and saw the
glazing eye, the thin and ragged locks
that scantily clothed the head, until
arriving within few yards it proved
to be-a green pumpkin from which
the ''innards" had been extracted and
which furnished with corn husks for
hair, and corn silk beard, had been
lighted by a candle within it and
placed upon the track. The goblin
was captured, the train resumed its
run, and the cause of the delay was
brought trophy to the JOURNAL
| Office. .-
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. - A bold
attempt was made some time during
Sunday night, to enter the new cloth
ing store of Mr.. M. Lyon, No, 81
Main Street, by prying the front door
open, but although great force seems
to have been used. the attempt was
unsuccessful. The tool employed
seems to have been a very sharp and
very strong bar, probably made for
the purpose, as the marks made by
the pressure upon it are deep, and
show that great force was employed,
while the sharply cut chisselings are
left in three different places on the
door. viz: about the height Of q
mans head. again at the latch. where
the force employed almost wrenched
the keeper off, and at the lock on the
lower PANEL. The keeper of the lock
was also loOsened, but the strength
of the doors and lock resisted the
effort.
It seems a little strange that such
a daring attempt at burglary could be
made on Main Street, where two
policemen and two private watchmen
are patroling.
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RUSTON-On Monday, the 10th inst, OF
disease of the heart, CHARLES RUSToN,
aged IS years,
The funeral will take place to-day
(Tuesday), at o'clock P NJ, from the resi-
dence of his uncle, Farmer Ruston, on
Sixth Street, between Cherry and Oak.
The friends of Ihs family ale invited to
attend without further notice.
ROURKE-On Sunday night, at eight
o'clock, BABE RoURRE.
Her funeral viii take place from the
Church of the Assumption, at o'clock
to- morrow wednesday, morning. The
friends of the family are invited to attend
without further notice.
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PICOLILI.
ELECTION to day.

ELECTION to day.
No Council last night.
VoTE early and then urge your
neighbor to DO likewise.
Is THE acting Mayor any relation to
the performing mule?
THE Thermometer range for yester-
day was, IAN. 560; noon, So; 6P.
NJ. 640.
THE assemblies at the Rink CON
tinue to be throrged with merry
skaters.
CoMPA the list of special police
men with The police record for the
last six m nths, and many of these
names become familiar.
THE day after the JOURNAL spoke
Of, a policeman that was seen drunk
on his beat, three policemen met the
reporter, and demonstrated against
thus exposing them.
TaE long needed rain commenced
yesterday morning about nine o'clock,
and continued to fall until about ten
O'Clock last night, when the weather
cleared and the moon shone out bril-
liantly.
ONE Democrat has made q week s
board out Of DR.. Muhlripehausen. He
was boarding at the Evansville Hotel,
and was about to leave the city, when
Van Muhlriper paid another weeks
board for him to secure his vote.
ONE Of the special police appointed
last night, is law breaker, and an
other a late census taker who was
hunting a day or to since for some
Democrat to guarantee the payment
of his fine when he should have whip
ped a Republican.
The Crescent City Band will be
out to-day to rally voters to the polls
to vote the Republican ticket. The
Crescents did glorious service for
the Union cause during the war; and
propose now to give Republicans a
little more music of the same sort,
Rally round the flag. boysl SD 10 "a
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Great Fire in Chicago.


The following receipt from j. v.
FarWell & Co., showing how they
saved five hundred dollars by insur-
ing in the Republic" will prove con-
clusively, that policy in this Com
pany is worth more than any other.
All other companies discount their
losses. the Republic" does NOT, but
pays Immediately.
PROMPT. PAYMENT OF LOsS.-We
have received from the Republic In
surance Company of Chicago, Thirty
Thousand Dollars ($30.000 in cash,
being in full for our claim, without
the customary discount, which would
have been $500. The company issues
a cash policy; having no time clause,
and its superior value is aptly illus
trated In our case. We are also happy
to add that the company had $4,000
re insurance. making the net loss to
them $4,000.
JOHN V. FARwELL & Co.
Chicago, September 20, 1870.
Nexsen u Baker are the managers
of the Republic Insurance Company
in this city, and we would advise all
our friends desiring insurance to give
them call before insuring elsewhere.
The following is list of the stock
holders Of the Evansville Branch:
DRECToRs.-H. o. Babeock, John
A. Reitz. +. FL. Ragon, Richard Raj
eigh, VIM. j. Dallam, J. FL. Rocker,
VIM. II z. Stoddard, d. G. Keller,
VIM. & Frenchs baac Keen, Vim. Z.
Hollingsworth.
OTHER Recommendations K.
Minor, j. w. Rocker, @. Clement, L.
Rufner, Jr., Q. III. kellogg, Jas. ID.
Riggs, VIM. w. Morgan, William
Schnackenburg. VIM. NJ. Akin, E. z.
Carson, Peter Semonin, Charles III.
Myerhof, T. j. Hollingsworth. j. s.
Gardner, Hodge & Company. @. 3.
Hudspeth, VIM. B. JaqAess, w. 4.
Nisbet, Jacob Sinzich, 8. j. Bingham,
G. B. Bingham. j as. M. Carpenter.
S. E. Gilbert, J. S. Jaquess. j. G.
Venneman, j. III. Morgan. John Gil
bert, Peter Wiring. Allen G. Hallock,
r. s. Terney, Topf, Long Il Co,
Baird 4 Start. Nexsen 81 Baker, d. Il.
Wheeler, John j. Sinzieh.
Branch Office No. 10 Main Street,
Evansville, Ind,
WM. X. HoLLINGSWoRTH. Pses.sB d
NEXsEN & BAKER, Managers.
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By Teiegrsph.l ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
ToBAcco-Buyers and sellers apart and
nothing done.
CoTrON-DulI but unchanged: ordinary
loo.
BAGGING-In good demand at 281a939c.
FLoUR-Duu but unchanged; superfine
81 10; family IS.
WHEAT-Demand fair and mark ct firm
for choice; other grades unchanged; No.
rec fall 81 Is; strictly prime I'll l7gl 10: No.
81 209I q; choice 81 30GI IS.
CohN-DuIli prime mixed &c; white Csc
yellow &c.
OATs-Steady with a moderate demand
at 37944c.
BARLEY-Dull, except for choice; prime
SpringyS5c; choice, 81.
RYE-Firm at 73CG78c.
PRovIsIoNs-FiTm and higher. Mess
pork, SIS Gas2j 50. Bacon shoulders, l4g
I41zc; clear rib, l71z9l712c; clear sides. l9c.
choice tierce, I6c.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS at s8g90c.
BEEF CATTLE-S cafce for choice, at sc.
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Sloan Qlrlnlar saW IN.

Mr.. Q. Kratz, Evansville, lud.i
SIR-We take great pleasure IA giving
our testimony 70 the excellence OF your
Portable
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SPECIAL PoLICE.-The following il
list of persons appointed by Mr.
Van Ripper, as special policemen tc
maintain the peace during the cleo
ton to day:
First Precinct-Jacob Schweitzer
David Mason, BENZ. Lemasters, Pau
Strass and Michael Meyer.
Second Preciact-Jos. Fultz. Chas
Schweitzer, Michael Schmidt, Simon
Gumberts and Henry Hess.
Third Prec :nct-Peter McDevit
Andrew Campagnet, Joseph Geamer.
spacher, Honrad Marks, Herman
Salm.
Fourth Precinct-Frank Ziegenha.
gen, Conrad Hummel, Charles Rich
ardt, John Kelley and John Green
Fifth PTecinct-L yichael Callahan
Conrad Kummel, Charles Richardt
John Kelley and John Green.
,SSath Precinct-John Lambert
Gus. Glass, David Langhans, H. b
Oldham and A. Groninger.
SeUeRth Preciact-J acOb Schooner
Bernard Yoelk, Peter Brandenstein,
Jacob BAumgartner, and Henry
Brown.
Eighth ,recinct-Jo ohm kaufman,
John Sehelatter, Philip Snyder, Jo-
seph Ehrst, and Chas. j. Refs.
Ninth Precinct-J oseph Heoleman
Peter Racine, Chas. Diokmeyer, John
Sander, and Louis Flagler.
Tenth Precinct-Wm. Powers, w.
G. Start, Phil. Munde, Henry Benker,
John Benker, and Peter McQueeney.
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The last rally was held last night at
National Hall. Hon. John s. Hopkins,
presiding.
The meeting was addressed by all
the candidates, and by Mr.. 7. Davis,
Major Blythe Hynes. and d. B. Pun
Ter, Esq.
All urged upon the Republicans
present the necessity of earnest labor
and watchfulness to-day, to poll every
vote and see that none but those en-
titled, be permitted to vote.
A feeling Of buoyancy pervaded
those present, and the determination
seemed to prevail among the Repub
licans to devote the whole day to the
country.
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LouIsyille MarRet.

BY lelegraph.i LOUISVILLE, Oct. TO-
BAGGING Unchanged.
CoTroN-Quict and weak; middling
l51zc; ordinary, lilo.
FLoUR-Demand good at full prices
WHEAT-Demand good at full prices
sales al 81 l08l ..
corn, OATS AND RYE--Dull and un-
CHANGED.
FoBK-Demand fair and prices advanced
mess, VS. 50saE6.
LAkD-Demand active and prices adj
vanced to Ice.
sBAcoN-Exclted, and prices higher; sales
at l41z9l7129I81Sc.
WHIsKY-Dull, but unchanged at SEC
TOBACCO Demand good at full prices
sales OF 80 hhds. at unchanged prices.
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chicago Market.
By telegraph

By TeiegTaphl CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
ExcHANGE-Un changed.
ELoUR-Extra family 81 62%@6.
WHEAT - Demand fair and prices ad.
vanced 1@s4c; 81 on, cash, and 81 O8 for
October. No. Chicago spring: this after.
noon the market was firm and unchanged
CORN - Demand active and prices adj.
vanced lA@l1zc: sales at 6l1zG62Ic for No
2; this afternoon the market was steady
OATS Steady, with moderate demand
at 36u3654c for No 2.
RYE-Sieady,. with moderate demand
at 721&c for No. i, and 7l1zc for No. q
Acknowledgements fair and market firm
sales al $50 for No. 2.
HIGBwINEs- Quiet at s4gs41Sc in iron
cOoperage.
MESS PoRK-Firm al SIS so.
LARD -l55%c.
CUT MEATs-Dry sailed shoulders L2c
short ribs, J6c.
Hogs Quiet at fI5R2O
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LOCAL NOTICES.
THE HENDERSON FATE.
Funk's FIuckeyIsna.
How Exhibitors We're Dealt Wit

Those who we're in ate ndance al
the Kentucky State Fair, held al
Henderson, last week, remember
the two fur and hat cases on ex.
hibition In the Floral Hall. The
first belonged to MIR. A. Marconnier
the second to Messrs. +. A. Weber
& Co, both of Evansville. Indiana
Ga Wednesday evening, the award
| ing committee on this display was ap-
pointed. The committee at once pro.
ceeded to make an examination. and
it was then and there decided that
Messrs. f. A. Weber & Co.. were
entitled to the first premium, and the
award was made accordingly, much to
the dissatisfaction of one John Funk,
a member of the Executive Commit
tee. Upon this decision Weber &
Co. s case was locked up and the keys
taken away.
The next morning however, to the
great surprise of the awarding com
mittee, and every one else acquainted
with the facts, the blue ribbon appear
ed on the case of Mr.. Marconnier.
This was done with the coAsent and
under the directions of Mr.. Funk,
who having heard of the first award,
contrary to all presidents, and every
sense of decency and honor, took it
upon himself to appoint q new COM
mittee, who at his instance and re-
quest gave to Mr.. Marconnier the
first premium. We are unable to
account for the ungentlemanly
and. dishonorable conduct of Mr..
Funk; whether it is attributable to
his Partially. or to the fact that he
has an Itching palm" we are not pre-
pared to say; but we do know that
assertion made by him on Thursday
morning, that the award to Mr.. Mar
CONNER was the award of the first
committee, is wholly false and untrue.
We are exceedingly sorry that it has
become necessary for US to make this
statement, but we feel that it is duty
we owe ourselves and the ladies wto
were on the first committee, whom
he has villifed, as well as the citizens
Of Henderson, whose courtesy aud
hospTtality have become proverbial,
to expose the manipulatiOns and cor.
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FELL DEAD.-A young man named
Charles Ruston, resident of Scott
Township, where his parents reside,
fell dead yesterday morning. while
unloading a load of hay at barn on
Sixth Street. between Mulberry and
Gum.
The deceased, who was about twen-
ty-six years old. had from his youth,
been afflicted with heart disease, for
which reason he had been refused
admittance into the army during the
war, and for the relief Of which he
had recently made trip to Kansas,
returning but little benefited.
A colored man who was assisting
him testified, before the Coroner, that
Mr.. Ruston being apparently in haste
to get the hay into the barn, worked
with such rapidity that ne was obliged
to ask him to pause until he could
clear away what had been thrown to
him in the loft, when turning to tell
him to proceed, he was shocked at
seeing him lying Oh his face. The
man sprang to the wagon and turned
him over, when Mr.. Ruston gasped
twice aud expired. An uncle of the
deceased who was present at the in
quest testified to his affection with
heart disease, and the jury returned
a verdict according 10 the facts.
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Corrected Tlme Table, Jane Il.
TUKsDAY, OOTOBER II, $50.
CITY n L WIS .

RUNAwAY-A MAN HURT.-Yes-
terday morning, the horse attached to
Fahnley, Kuhn & Co.'s beer wagon
became frightened and ran from near
engine house No. 2, to the corner of
Main Street, on Third, breaking the
shafts of the wagon. and throwing the
driver, Leopold Swoboda, of. In his
fall, Swoboda fell upon some of the
beer bottles, which were broken. by
which means his hand and arm were
severely cut and bruised.
The horse was frightened by the
whippletree falling from its place and
striking his heels.
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THE DEMocRAoY.--The Court
House was packed full of the
eehaw Democracy last night. The
Shanklin Boy accused the Repub-
lican party Of stealing the revenue,
stealing the fund for the Insane
Asylum, and everything the magma
ton could think Of. Gilbert was
rantingly, tauntingly eloquent. If
any one is told that Gill. accused the
Republicans of stealing stationery,
they must not believe it; for stealth G
stationery is subject that he, in
common with Whittlesey, of the
Courier, always avoids.
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BATOMELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world. Harmless, reliable, tantan eouH
does not contain lead nor any ystdltc pos
son 10 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
Boosting virtues they do not possess. The
genuine w. e. Batchelor's Hair Dye has
had 30 years untarnfshed reputation TO
uphold its integrity as the only Perfect
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold by all
DruggIsls Applied al Is Bond Street, New
York. feiO
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Nnfica.

The lucky winner of the set of fine
worked upholstered chairs, from
Table No. 3, at the late Catholic Fair,
is Mrs. Heller, prize No 1875. The
above party will kindly call upon Mrs.
j. b. Altering, corner Second and
Cherry Streets, aud. by producing the
ticket, receive the prize won. 1t
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FOB MOTH PATCHES, TREOKLEs
Ann TAN

USE "PERRY's MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION" the only Reliable and Harm
less Remedy for removing brown diBcol-
Orations from the Face. Prepared by DR..
b. q. PERRY, 40 Bond Street, NJ Z. Sold BY
Druggists everywhere. aprl-6m
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The undersigned will sell on or
before the 2lst day of this month,
about $4,000 brick, in kinds aud
quantities. to suit purchasers.
JESSE w. WALKER, Admir-.
Office corner of Main aud Third
Streets. oct8 lw
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FIVe Cottages far Sale CheaD.

| have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also one-story brick house
on William Street, in the Northeast
ern or RoWley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
Asa IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. II Third Street.
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A BRUTAL AssAULT.-A fellow
wis seems to have acquired some con-
siderable reputation as a bully and
desperate, one Jack Ryan, assaulted
and beat James Hughes, o resident Of
independence, yesterday. in Fahnley,
Kuhn & Co.'s saloon on Main Street
From what can be learned of the
matter, Ryan seems to have doubted
the strictness of Hughes's Democre ~,
and had made several attempts to
provoke him but without success,
Hughes going into Fahnley. Kuhn &
Co.'S to avoid him, when Ryan fol-
lowed him, assailed him with vile
names, and finally knocked Hughes
down and kicked him in the face
from which the blood flowed freely.
Ryan was arrested, but found bail,
and returned in few minutes to the
neighborhood of his exploits, boasting
loudly of his achievement.
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REMovAL.-James Ashby has re-
moved his saloon from No. 2 South
Water Street to Locust Street,
between Water and First Streets, OPP
posite the Post Office, where he will
be pleased to see his friends. The
finest liquors and cigars kept constant
ly on hand. oct4-tf
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~ 7. @. Bridwen & Co., corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alan Waters.
ie17-M
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Essays for Young Men, on Physical and
Mental En- ervation-loss of bodily vtgor,
courage, and ambition - the cause and
cure-With sanitary aid for the feeble and
responding. Sent free, In sealed envel-
Opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
Rox y phIladalphfa pa. u1a2a RIM an M
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Kew York cold and STOCK Market.

By Telegr8ph.l NEW YORK. Oct. 10.
MoNEY-Market easy at 5g6 PER cent.
ETERLING-Exchange S5s95sz.
GoLD-5teady; opened at 49, touched
5zl4; closed at l31z@l35s.
Borrowing rates 1-64lgfiat, and 2 per cent.
Carrying rates 4G5 per cent.
Clearances S39, 000, 200.
GOVERNMENTS Steady.
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Writing InRs.

Carriers lux,
Arnold's Ink,
Stephens Ink. ~
French Copying Ink,
Purple Writing Ink,
And the very best quality of CAR
MINE INK.
For sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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ne s. EmDsrOr,s Pnl,,

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept in a first class Drug
Store may be found there in abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Secon
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GFTTTNG WARRTRO.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils and the propriety or improperly OF
getting married, with sanitary help for
those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. sePI9-dAw3m
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Proclamation.

An act of the General Assembly of
the State of Indiana, approved March
5, 1859, to regulate and license the
sale of spirituous, vinous, malt, and
other intoxicating liquors." &C., pro-
vides:
SECTION 2. 1.-THE words intoxi-
eating liquors, as used ia this act,
shall apply to any spirituous, vinous
or malt liquor, or to any intoxicating
liquor whatever, which is used or
may be used as beverage.
SECTION 8. "A license granted un
der the provisions of this act sha
not authorize the person so licensed
to sell, or barter any Intoxicating
hGuor on Sundsy-nor upon the day
Of any State, county, township or
municipal election. in the township
or city. where the same may he
holden"
Therefore, be It Known,
That, for the purpose Of maintaining
peace and good order in the City of
Evansville, on the day of the general
election, to. be HOLDEN on -
TUESDAY. OCTOBER11, 1870.
the keepers or proprietors of all tav-
ems, groceries, bar rooms, saloons, or
other places licensed for the sale. By
retail, Of spiritueus or intoxicating
| liquors within the City of Evansville,
are notified and required to close
their respective places of business,
and refrain from the sale, or other
wise disposing Of, spirituous or intox-
icating liquors at retail, for and
during said day. And the police
force of said city are Instructed to see
the foregoing proclamation strictly
enforced.
Witness my hand, and the seal Of
said City of Evansville, che 9Th day of
October, 1870.
Z. G. VAN RIPPER,
L nell. IL n q A citing Mavnr
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The Courts.

REcoRDER's CoURT-Nathan WI
lard, Esq, presidinG.-The delin-
quents whose cases were spoken of in
yesterdays JOURNAL vera disposed
of as follows:
Louis Schlamp was fined 81 so for
being disorderly.
John McClain, for assault and bat
terry on Charles Kinkle. was fined
81 80, which he paid, Kinkle being
dismissed.
The cases of jason Boyce and John
Waldron, accused of fighting, were
continued to the 18th.
Peter Allen, Alex. Lockhart and
John Murphy went to prison in de-
fault of Sc 80, IS o. and Sc 05, respect
lively, for drunkenness.
Allen johnson gave bond for the
payment of ST 80, for assault and
battery.
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Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Oct. 10.
CoTTON-DulL at I41zc: receipts 1913
bales: exports ,325 bales.
FLoUR-Firm superdne s..
CORN-75c.
OATS-5a952c.
HAY-e4s
BRAN-Sl8.
LARD--I79lS1<c.
PoRK-s23.
Observation-Disclosures l4szc; sides I4c, and
very scarce.
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PIaPLKa ON THk FA0E.

For Comed0nes, Blaok.worms or 9rubs,
Pimply Eruptions and blotched dtshgura-
lions on the face, Use PerrY'R. Comedone
and Pimple Remedy. Sold by all Drug
gtsts. tt
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sew York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The weather exerts an unfavorable in
duence on trade, which is dull, although
there are some Improvements in prints
to-day. Prices are steady. but we look for
some alteration in certain makes OF dress
goods, ere long, to correspond with the
decline In Pacinc Mills, especially reps.
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APPRAIsER,s NoTIcE

GEJO WHOM IL NAY COECEHEs-
Notice is b erebY given that the UNDER
sfgnee Appraisers, appointed by the HON.
nj. IS. johnson, Judge Of the HanderDufgn
Court or Common Pleas, in vacation, WIllt
on the 18th day Of OCTOBER latOi a. = A-hi.f
NJ fired TitRer's farm, In Knight Town
stiu. begin the examination OF lands and
fhe assessments Of benefits and Injuries
fherefo. arising by the proposed work uf
Inc Knight Township Draining Company,
nroceeding thence in westerly direction
along The line or the contemplated dltCues
10 the terminus on lands In Section H3-
owned by the heirs of VIM. IN. KlusmHn,
deceased. MOSES AIKEN,
THOMAS BMXWH,
WI. HOWARD,
Appraisers.
JOHN SCHUBERT, Secretary Knlgh
Township.
September q. 1870. Gep283Wd,W8t