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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Hoa. David z.
Laird presiding.-The case of Marsh
Atkisson VS.. Martin & Gardner oc-
cupied the day. The suit was brought
to recover for a one-third interest in
the firm of Martin, Gardner q Co., of
which plaintiff claimed to have been
member. Defendants showed that
plaintiff had failed in his agreement
to furnish his quota Of capital, and
that the amount he had contributed
had been overdrawn. judgment for
defendants for 81 300.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Hon. Charles
H. Butterfeld. Judge elect of this
court, appeared, presented his creden-
tials and was duly qualified. Judge
Butterfeld will preside at the coming
session of this court, which occurs on
the 14th.
REooRDER's CoURT. - N. Va
ard. Esq, presiding. - The record
reads Theo. Hexter and J. w. Pan.
ley, drunk and disorderly; Sc 30 each.
Charles haywood and John Kenney,
drunk; So s. each. David jones (O
drunk; So %. Hexter. Panley and
Jones paid; haywood replevied. and
Kenuey took a private box at the Wal
nut Street Menagerie.
Before Justice E'n1e1y.-Complaint
was fled against J. f. Taylor, aud a
peace warrant issued for his arrest,
this being the third time he has been
complained of in less than two weeks.
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ErTTsBrRG- O1tobsr 3l-TVaather clear.
MOnongahela 4 feet inches and falling,
PrTTsBURc, October 81 Weather. clear
and growing cold. Mononganela feet
above. No arrivals except the JnIia, from
Ltnesvi lie.
CINCINNATI. October 3l.-River Z feet 10
inches ana falling. Departed -Juniata
Pittsburg- Weather clear ana cool,
LOUISVILLE, October 81. River rising
cool.
ST. LOUIS, October ST. Arrived. Joe.
Fleming, CaIro; Urthwestern. s., Paul:
st. Johns, QUINCY. Departed. r J Lock-
wood, R-o HiveF: Belle Alton, New or.
leans; CITY of Chester, Mem pnts: Rob Roy,
ReOkuk: NOTI western, st Paul: Moon
stone. Peoria; ice Fleming, Mound City /:
~. Johns. Quincy. The liver is rising
slowly. A neasy swe is coming down
the Atssouri. nearly al the tributaries OF
that river being nigh. The weather Is
clear and cool,
NASHVILLE. October 3l-River falling
with II iiches on HarpsIh Sho ais Wealth.
er far and cnoI Ths RurI<SVflIe returned
from the head of HATpeth Shoals, having
daOpp-d her freight by tighter tothe I'm.
pire below, aad lsys up for more water.
MEMPHIS, Oct 3I.-Weather clear. Rfer.
from New orleans. ID parted, RuoicOn,
SalIie. Su>ie silver, GIa-goW, and Belle
Memphis, TO ST. Louis; City OF CAllo, u
V1cksburg; Pat CIeburr, for ARKANSAS
River; Norman, to Evansville. As far as
heard from no ooaLs have been injured 10
the rec Mt gales.
VIcKsBJRG. October SI.-Passed up-W.
r. Arthur, II A. NJ; City OF alton, s p. N.
River rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, October SI.--Arrived-
marek, st. Louis; Jennie Howell, Cairo ;
Leslie Taylor, Louisville.
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CInclnnatI Market.

b. telegraph CISCINEATI. Oct. 81
Corr oN-Sieady with a moderate de.
maud, nliddltng l5Z.
s. IS.
WHEAr-Qulet and unchanged, at 81 100
liz
CoRN-scarce and nrm, at 53a55.
RYE-Quiet.
OAls AND BARLEY-Qule, and UNI
changed.
GeccIERIEs.-Dema1d fair and market
firm.
LINsEED oIL.-Demandf air and market
firm at 90c.
LARD oIL-Quiet and weak at 81 Il al Is
EGGS-Scarce and firm at2Ic.
BUTTER-Quiet ard unchanged Sc
SEEDs-U nchanged.
Provisions - Nominally UNCHANGED;
nothing daing: stock nearly exhausted.
AoGs--Demand fair and prices advanced
to 74@71ac.
WHIsKY-,Demand good st full pricesi
sales at S4dS5c.
-GOLB=lll.
EXCHANGE-Par.
GREEN MEATS-Duu and prices droop-
Ing; sales at n; ll9l2hc for shoulder
sides and hamsi weather favorable for
slaughtering.
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THE MAREA E,Ess.
Kew York Market.

I1B ABEA AaEnNks
BY Telegraph NEW YoRx. Oct. 81.
CorreN- Quiet and weak; sales of l,7IO
FLoUK-Q uiet and weak at 5Gl0c lower;
receipt E2 ,101 barrels; eales u,0J0; SUPER
fine s z5s5 40; extra 50 1893 sos choice
hoop ono So 1896 G5i st. Louis s6 259S IS.
WHEAT-Heavy; receipts depress the
407 7. 20 bushels sales $4,000 bushels; No. /
spring Chicago new 81 25gl 81, closing at
Sl23; winter red aud amber 81 309l 50, the
latter an extreme rate; white Michigan
kYE-Demaud good at fun prices; sales
1901 bu-heis new western at 92Z-
bAELEY-Qu1et anu unchaugedi sales of
1900 bushes Canada Vest at al Is.
CoRN-Sczrce and firm ana ig2c higher:
receipts 1900 business; sateh u 90 bushels;
mixed S21sgS451i new s0ci round yellow
OArs-Demand fair and prizes ad.
vRueed 10; receipts I34 coo bushels; safes
64,UUO bushels; western 6t7z95jci Ohio 569
Stock of grain in warehouses-Wheat
1854. 80 BUSINESS; corn S64io75, oats 2,0l9,e70:
~ e 1861 barley ,420i malt ~. $40; peas
hops uiet and unchanged.
oFFEE-steady, with moderate de-
SUGAR. fair ana market firm;
safes OF 500 Dukes G.enada at 91zgIO1sci
Porto hIcu iGSlIc.
MoLAssEs -DdII, but up changed.
RIcE-Dutl, Dut unchanged at 7GSc.
PETROLEU NJ Demand lair ana market
fr -; crude lI%zc. r,dued 1910.
BUTTEA-Stea0y, with moderate de-
mand.
tHEEsE STEADY. with a L ,derate de-
mani.
+ kK-DulI and prices dropping: sales of
round lots of mess az S24 JOB lots SIS . p 90.
b EF-UucnaHsed; sales of l4J LIerces !;
prime mess t26, India mess $50.
BULK ID EAT5-DutI Dnt unchanged.
LARD Dan but unchanged; sales OF 800
tieTcss steam al I4.gl6c; Kettle $50 I6z4
al . go tlerces for December at la
WHRKY-Dull and prices q shaue lower
at S71ssoo>6.
TURPENIINE-Firmsra at &c
FREIGHTs--ro Liverpool quiet; wheat
by steam lUd.
FLOUR Dull dun and &C lower.
WHEAT-NeW spTtog 81 TGl 29i winter
red and amber 81 30g1 81.
kYEQulet and unchanged; new western
92e93c.
OATs Demand fair and market finn;
western 541zg55ci ohio 55gs7c.
CoRN-ScaIce and firm; mixed 30 5Sf}Sc;
new soc.
EGGS-Quiet and weak a. S2G33c.
POkK- Demand fair and prices adj
vanced; Sales of 600 barrels new mess for
Dscem DER at S2t 50.
BEEF-Steady.
BULK MEAT5-Duu ard pr ces nominal.
BACJN-Ds mand light but holders firm.
LARD-DemAL d fair and market finn !;
safes of 25O tlercss good for l. tier part Of
December and January at 1870.
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PTC0ITtT
EXIT October.


ExIr October.
SEE DR.. Compton's removal card.
REPUBLICAN City Convention on
Saturday.
CoLoRED ball at Masonic Hall TO-
night.
NOVEMBER, anoientiy called wind
month and bloody month, is upon us.
THE thermometer range for yester-
day was 4Oo at Z AN: $50 at noon,
and 49o at 6 PM.
Mr.. GREEN BELLAMY nut the last
slate on the steep'e Of Trinity Luther
az church yesterday.
THE sweet sounds of Henry Harris
violin and Ferd. Goslee's voice were
heard serenading last night.
THE beauty and fashion of this city
will be az the Rink tonight, at the
second reception of the Association.
HOLDERS of Township Library
books will please read the advertise
ment of Col. Grill, Township Trustee.
THE bonded warehouse Is rapidly
approaching completion. Bedford &
Brother begin stating the roof to-
day.
The smoke stack at the Water
Works is nov twenty FIVE feet high,
aud from that height will be built in
octagon form.
COOKE, Of the Oriental Tea Store,
is the first man to hoist the sign of a
boiling teakettle, with the steam
issuing from the spout.
THE United States census of this
city is increased 13fby counting in q
part of the city which seems to have
been improperly credited to Pigeon
Township outside of the city limits.
The contract for stating the new
residence of Mr.. French at Patoks,
was let to Messrs. Bedford & Bro,
of this city, yesterday, and they send
their men to that place to begin work
to-day.
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PERsoNAL.-Msj. Z. a. Baker, of
BoonvilIe, was in the city yesterday.
Our toWusmau, Rudolph Kehr,
Esq, we are glad to see in the city
again, after five months absence in
Germany.
Mr.. c. L. SoOvilIe, of the New York
Grocery, returned to the city yester-
day after an absence 10 the cast Of
several weeks. He added ten pounds
to his weight and an incalculable
auount to bis energy while gone.
Robert Iugle. Esq, is spending a
few days in the city visiting his
family.
The friends of John H. Scott are
in a painful state Of suspense on
account Of his unexplained absence
from home since early yesterday
morning. A rumor that he had gone
north on the railroad having been
heard, telegram was sent from the
JOURNAL Office to Col. Sharra. con-
duotOr on the Z. & g. r. r. to which
the answer was received that Mr..
Scott had not been on his train. Mr..
S. had had an attack of congestion Of
the brain recently. and BY some it is
fered that he is laboring under tenn
porary alteration of mind.
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The Hog Market.

The st. Louis Democrat Of yesterday says
OF the market in that city:
Trade In the swine department has ex-
perieL ced some vicis-i ~ es, ano the most
decline 10 prices. which has been pretty
general throughout the hog districts IN he
West. III wever, recel pts have been COM
par alvey liberal, with a to erably Ialr
movement up to the Termination Of The
week, hut a considerably lower range
ofv4Iues. We give the following as near
the closing Drices: Good 10 extra packiDg
!, Sj5j.
the Gazette, of yesterday, makes tt Q fol-
lowing comment on the market in Cincin-
natl:
The weather was unfavorable for the
curing of meats, but the slaughterers
bought some hogs in anticipation of q
Change. paying 81 l21z@7 70 for gross for
good averages. IL WAS mild aud warm
the afternoon. At the present writing it
is clear and turning cold. 4. few cold
days Will make business lively In the pork
p tckin< line.
The Louisville CoUr Ter Of yesterday says: :
The receipts of this stobk seem TO be in-
creastng as the time of packing is drawing
nigh. The weather for the last few days
has been so extremely warm that pork
packers seem Indifferent about taRiug
hold, aud prices drooyed till the close Of
the week, w0en there seemed TO be a re-
action, a. tue weather was more favOra-
bic. The firm of .. w. Tn mas a. Co. has
been IN the market operating to some ex-
tent, and paying at liberal prices as any
Que else, and We look 10 other packers 70
operate freely In a f-w days. The prices AZ
present range for 0 Tbs and upwards ~ t.
IS, and for the best well-fatted 81 So 10
7 50.
The Chicago Journal OF Saturday even
ing says:
The market for Hogs to-day was extreme
~ dull and depressed Buyers were lew,
and very reluctantly purchased a few
choice lots at about their own prices
shippers were almost out OF the market,
as the reports from Pittsburgh, Buffa o
aud Other Eastern points quoted Hogs
there selling at prices lower than those
curr- n here, and as there is no certainty
of stock cling shipped, owing to "A scarcity
o cars, there were only lew bought for
BOs on.
The downward ten iency In product.
with little or no demand at decline from
present gu bLations affords very little In
ducem mt to assume fur her risk, the mar
ket osing weak with a few sold. II is
estimated there are nearly 800 to 6O00
he I'd In the pens at the present writing
unsold, with q poor prospect for many
more sales being made to-dsy.
Tue fresh receipts were ,502 head Sales
1,7l5 head. at 81 l6a7 so for fair choice.
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IaRaIrY.

The handsome display Of silver
ware at the jeWelry store of Gust. II.
Jageman ara only samples of the ex-
rensive stock he keeps, while his as
sortment of new aud fashionable jew
elry is something more than is usually
found.
The new and mush sought for Op-
era Chains are kept IN large quaint
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches, both American and import
ed, he can suit the most fastidious
taste. His stock of Gentlemen's Pins,
Gents and Ladies Chains and Child
ren's Ear Rings, is unusually large,
and his whole stock, carefully selected,
affords the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oc19tf
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ALL SAINTS DAY.-To. day is cele-
brated by many christian sects as the
festival of All Saints aud originate
in the conversion of the Pantheon at
Rome into a christian place of wcr-
ship in the seventh century, and
its dedication by Pope Boniface Nv
to the Virgin and all the martyrs.
The anniversary of this event was
first celebrated on the first of May,
but the day was subsequently altered
to the first of November, which under
the name of the Festival of All Saints
was set apart as a general eommemora-
ton in their honor.
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
CoTToN-Unchanged at 141zal5c.
FL5UR-Qu e., with only a limited job.
ping demand: extra suDerfne winter at
"a % A SO; family IS 25g5 90 for choice.
WHEAT-BuyeTs stood off for lower
prize =; NO. Chicago spring 81 Is; NO.
led winter 81 1S9l 70.
Y 'RN-Held above buyers views; small
sales white Al 65o63c.
0AT5-DuiI out unchanged at 42144c.
BAzLEY-Eirmer at SOc9SI O5 for good to
extra.
RYE-F rm at 7077Sc.
VIII KY over at SEC
ToBACCo-Ftrm.
H sMP-scarce and firm; 600 9225 for
uuuros~eu
TAGGING Steady a. s9%930c.
Pr VISIONS - SC trcs and fiFm, Pork
80 009z6- Bulk shOu iders I5c; bulk sides
clear ribs 20 G20z, all on orders
LARD - teaIy at I5% for new.
CATTLE-AcifVe and better at 547c for
good so cootcs.
II GS-Stea dy at 65<a7J< rfceiTtg for the
day $1,000 pounds
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DIED.

PECK-On sunday night, October so, at
7:3O, OF cancer, after lingering illness of
six months, Mrs. ANN PICK, aged As yeas.
Her funeral will take place from her late
residence, corner OF Center and Canal, near
e les mill, at 10 80 this tuesday morning
The friends of the family are invited to
attend without further notice.
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Township Library.

Holders of books belonging to the
Township Library are requested to
return them forthwith to my Office on
Third Street, between Division and
Carpenter Streets.
The Library will be kept oren for
convenience of the public, daily from
z o'clock AN. to 8 O'Clock Pm.
JOHN Z. GRILL,
nov1-1w Township Trustee.
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Louisville Nagzef,

By Telegraph LofrrsvrI.E,s. Oct. 81.
ToBAc o-sales SO hhds; prices I'M
chan zed sales for fha ceosnn ending To-
daY 1905 hhds
b 'GGIEG-Demand steady; hemp 2sc +;
Cur roE-Quiet and drn r,1f4du 20 l5o.
eFLoUR-Steadg extra family a5 81.
S5R .IS-Qu ct and Unchanged
HOG ,-Ste4dy a. 71zg7JS gross. 500 were
RiiIed to-day, and there are IN the
WHIsKY-Firmer at g5assc
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European Hsraets.
By Telegraph

By telegraph LONDON, Oct. 81.
Consols g25<: U. S.coupons '62s, s91<; q.
>. coupons OF '65s, S3M: U. y. coupons OF 'o1s >,
90Z; l0-40s, 81. Sugar 1rmer at 32ISc: crude
Petroleum Is 51Sd: Linseed OIL E2S 50 Cd I;
Turpentine 201%9S0 LinAeed Caps 60 los.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 31.-Cotton firm and IN =
sales I5,Co0 bales; Wheat, Call :
foInia lis: red western IS %; new Mil
yankee es lodges lid: winter I0s 81; Flour
241zc; Corn No. q old 29N@50; new SO.o5lA )
Oats 3 10d; Provisions quiet; PORK O71a !;
Beef IL; Lard 7I1Si Cheese 80; Cum Der
land u odles 521z: Short rib nnlddles 81 !;
Preface unchangedi Petroleum Spirits il9
liz.
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NnfIca on kIPcfIon.

Notice is hereby given that a special
election will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the city
of Evansville. on the 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1870, for the purpose
of electing a Mayor of said city, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of the late Mayor, Hon. Will
liam H.Walker.
By order of the Council.
WM. HELDER. Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Ost. 25. 1870.
oci2s I'd
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- arlasns HanEaf-

Ky telegraph NEw oRTEAzzs. Oct. 81.
FLOUR-Flrmi supsrdne SIS. Xxx s5 rs,
1oRN-AI .Esd s9ss52s white s2GF9c.
OATs-52a53e.
BRAE-SI O71Sl9f 10.
HAY-Prime S2S
PORK-Mess S27a27 q.
BACoN-Shoulders lover 81 l4H; sides
firmer at I91<G2S<.
271z623c.
LARD-Tlerces Ie5<Gl75zi kegs 1s5lS20c.
EUGAR-PTime I1Z.
MOLASSES-Prime 75G77c
WHRKY- 91co 81.
COFFEE-Prime I71<6I71S-
CTR sN-Dsmaud go1d and prime firm I:
sales 30 bales good t.rdinary 81 14s< 2 f53S I;
ba Is; exports tn l. vefpooI 1859 bales; 10
New York 3 5G4 bales
STE LISG-2lk; sight par.
GOLD IlIE
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Remphis sarheg

BY Tele zraph.I MEMPHIS. oct. 81.
CoTTOS-FIrmer, and he'd at l5Ldl51<c.
receipts, $50 bales; exports, 8 ,4e4 bales
FLoUR-Qutet at s547.
CORN-Q 0iet at 65l50c
OATS-AeavY at 46dz7c,
HAY-Duli AZ SIS 625.
BRAE-Quiet at s2i 80.
LARD-Nominal.
PoRK-Quiet at SIS 60.
Reconsideration, 14s<c: sides. market
barei bulk clear sides 155Sc.
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STREET OPERATIONS Mr.. Will
liams was RECALLING the people again
last night with one of his thrilling ora
tons on the corner of Main and Sec
ond Streets, distributing his prize
candy at 80 cents a box. and giving
excellent satisfaction to all who had
the courage TO invest. Give him q
call to might and obtain a prize. He
will remain here during the week.
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PERMANENTLY LOCATED. - DR..
Bort, founder of the st. Louis Eye,
Ear and Lung Institute, lately of l. lu
isville, and who is so generally known
for his successful treatment of Deaf
ness, DISCHARGES and Noises from the
Ear and Head, Blindness from Gaia
ract, Films, Dots, Opatios. Sore and
Infamed Eyes; Diseases of the Throat.
Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach and
Bowels; Scrotula and all Diseases of
the Blood, S. philis, &C., has now per-
manently located in this city. Office
and Rooms at Mrs, Sansom's, on Third
Street, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, west side, where he can be
consulted for the successful treatment
of all durable cases of the above dis
eases, as his success during his pre-
vious visit to this city six years ago
will fully testify. Hundreds, yea
thousands, are now living who are en-
joyiDg perfect immunity from any
disease, who ascribe the praise, as It
were, to DR.. Bort and his Scientific
Treatment. Those afflicted should
lose no time in consulting DR.. Bort.
Office hours from s Am. till 9P.M.
1wd&w
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~ 7. G. BridweI L Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Par
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbridRe Alan Waters.
fa17-4
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Chicago aarket.

By TeIezTaphl CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
EXCHANGE-Unchan
FLoUR-ExtTa superhne spriug fairly
active.
WAEAT-1z5lc lower at exc; this after.
noon heavy at 970s71zc.
CoRN-No. ? quiet aud firm at Hgz4c
higher; sales at 539531{c; this afternoon
inactive
OATs-No quiet, and &c lower; sales
at 3511 $3.50.
RYE-No. duh at size.
aIGHwINES-Q1fet at SIC in wood
PR"VIsI iHS-Qui.t and uncha nged.
HOGs-DulI at 7171zc.
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TRIAL BALANCE.-All Book-keep.
ers and Accountants, generally. need
ing trial balance paper. will find the
same in any quantity at the JOURNAL
Office.
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THE HELLMAN- BUCHENBURGER Az.
Observation-Disclosures has been trans
ferred to the coaaty Jail to await the
result of Hellman'5 injuries. DR.. Ma
geniss and DR.. Emil Forstmeyer met
at half past four o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon at the county asylum for con-
sultation in the case of Hellman.
They are Of the opinion that no hopes
are or can be entertained Of his recov-
cry. The iOjuries inflicted Dy Buch-
enburger on Hellman are very severe,
and should any Of our city physicians
derire to see the case, DR.. Magenise,
the physician of tie county asylum,
will gladly accompany them.
Buchenburger, who seems very calm
places the affair in different light
from that given in the JOURNALS ac-
count of yesterday. He says that
Hellman assaulted him first, and
without cause, and scar on his nose
and black eye bear testimony to the
truth OF his assertion. He says that
after Hellman had repeatedly assailed
and abused him. he became exasper-
ated, drove him out Of the room
where they were, and pursuing.
knocked him down at the corner of
Seventh and Main.
Buckenburger is described as 8
quiet young man, who was never be.
fore known to be embroiled 10 any
qulTrel or fight.
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New York Dry Goods narket.

By Telegraph NEW YoRR. Oct. 81.
The market remains inert, and is grsdu-
ally equalizing, the prices OF cotton goods
taking their place on the down plane
Emerton w IL bleached canton dannels
are down from 3Sc 10 35c; Romido, from
32c to 30c; Methuen A A ticks 25c TO 2S%c;
York Spring checks 2l16e to 21c, and StsIl.
man from 29c to ISe.
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FlRE.-A box containing loose pa
per caught fire about 10 o'clock last
night in the hat store Of Messrs. f. A.
Weber & Co., No. 81 Main Street,
but was extinguished in time to pre-
vent any serious damage.
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CONSERVATORY OF MUsIC.-Messrs.
j. r. Bukowitz and Charles E. War
rem will open their new Music School
on Tuesday. November 1st, at Phil
harmonic Hall. For term, etc, see
circular or call on Mr.. Charles War
rem, at Warren & ConyDgton's music
store. OF inquire of Mr.. Bukowitz.
nef27td
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sew YORK cold and STOCK A.rkct.

By IeIesr9ph.I NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
Wall street is quiet. The Assistant
Treasurer 10 day dlsOuTsed S3I3 9l2 On the
November Interest, making the total up
TO date, "a, IS6,z9S.
MoSkY-fLe market Is easy. az as per
cent.
rTERLIF at %.
GoLD-DuI; opened al ltlsE, fell 10 lll1z,
and ciased at llI4gl15S. Borrowing rates
l-6491 is Canada Banks ale b growers 20
the amount OF ~. 00O,000 CIearaucss 49,
OJt,GO0.
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Charleston Market.


By Telegraph CHARLESTON, Oct. 81.
CoTroE--Opened weak but new is firm !;
middIie l5149151f: sale y 400 bales: net re-
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1879
CITY NE VS..
Republican City Convention

A Mass Convention Of the Repub.
licans Of the city of Evansville will be
held at National Hall, on
Friday, November 1.
At z o'clock NJ, to nominate G cam
didate for Mayor of the city, for the
uuexpired term. The following is re-
commended as the basis upon which
the Wards of the city will cast their
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CaURcH OF THE HOLY INNooENTs.
The young folks of this parish are an
ticipating a pleasant time tonight at
the Rsctory adjacent to their Church.
They intend organizing a club for So
ciable and literary purposes. All OF
the younger members of the eongre-
CATION are cordially invited to attend
this preliminary meeting. Certainly
no more pleasant nor profitable way
of spending these loDg Winter even
ings could be devised.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Ear Sale.

A two story frame house on Chest
nut Street, containing tea rooms, with
a brick stable, &c Lot, 50x150.
ASA IGLEHART, No. II Sd st.
noy1-1w
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Galveston Market

By telegraph GALVESTON. Oct. 81.
CoTToE-Firn; good ordinary l3IzQl3s<
sales $50 bales; net receipts 279; stoeK s,ei4