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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-11-24

6S.SD( WEEK >ALARYl-Y Young men
sc%v Wanted Ms local amt trave iux sales
men, Address with sta mll X. IA. WALKER
- ! ark Row, n Y.
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DOTY,S CLOrHES WASHER.

The best. eheape-i, and most populat
Washing Machine ever invented
II is easy TO cooperate, sitting or standing;
takes hui liltle room Injuries no ogarmsnie
finishes its work tron in two to four Min
ules. j. durable and convenient; and tLs
only Washing Mncnius known that 10 Liked
ne better tue longer il is used.
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Universal Clothes vvringer

Improved with RowRLL's PATgNr Dornt, Goa
WHEELS. and the patent >ToP. arc now un
iue,tinn'hly Ia superior to HBy apparatus tor
washing clothes ever invented. anil will save
theit cost twice year, by savtng labor and
clothes
Those who have use them give testimony ..
follows: ~
I'VE like our machine much: could not 10 ter
suadef To- do without itand with Ia AID Of Doiy
.e feel ihtt We are masters of IN. position -
Rev l.. scott. BsroD VI. D.. thurch
"Iu the laundry ofmy house there l. q p.rpr,.
u'l th'nksxiNln2 on dondiy for the Invention -
-Rcv lhe"i ,rr .. t'uyisr
"Eyery week has given " q stronger IA upon
y. V observer
81 heartily commend II TO economists Of time
m'tey, abd cnntsntment Rev br Bellows
go Friend iIoiy-fnur last improvem.ut VI your
Washinx VI ,chine IL . complete succes. as
sure YOU our Machine after years nae l.
th"uxht oi more today than ever, and voul not
Oe puled with under any circumstanc-s -
Sulon Roblbson
The y Y weekly Tribune. Of Dec IS. ist1. In
an-wer tn = corrcsppnisnt. t.,siys: "uf Washers
there Is none to be compared with Doty's"
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HDuEe nEALlIt HAPPINESS

L l. How to hs obtained for FivN noftAR- I
Plantations, Farms, Nilla sites rnd Town Lots,
at the xTet Premium Land sale, Aiken, :. a.
Tho ">sratog. uf the 20 thu ~ hours from
NY Sh most deli htfui climate In the world
Free from The rigpTs of Northern Winters, ey.
einpt from ihruat ii,eases. NiuNRrds aud Or.
chrrds In full bearing. For descriptive pamphlet
address, with stamp J. &. GERRY, Aug gusta.
ia.
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I s. BURKHART,

Sei'nyroue, Snyder Co., Psaaa
Keeps cons'nu-ly on hand . large and
well made assortment Of Tin. Shest.irsn
ware. Stoves. &c.. sc.
We is Agent FOR the following .A.sd
artioles.
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lN giving the late election news the
democratic papers mskes great DIS
play Of head lines. aud do any amount
OF "bluwing.' in order tn make their
readers believe they have scrompl,h-
ed wonders. when the fact is that were-
ever there has been falling ,if 10 our
vote, or wherever We have lost a mem
her Oi CpnlreS. it can Dc triiei t. a
i sht vote. ~ t. local divisions in our
ranks We hivc l-t few members
Oi Congress II IS true. but ws have
-ained som anl ~c carry the demo
cratic Sta q ol NV Jers v. and rest
y reduce thrr majority In several
~ hers Uf their strong hJid- All talnus
considered, the Rrpnhiicnn partr sI,.
raiucd itself well in the late elrcrluns,
aud with its local divisions healed. u d
The party once more awakeuei by the
excitement Of Presidential rampsign,
it Will be prepared 10 give the demor.
rscy an old fashioned dsIrat for ~, NJ
ber- of Congress in lS72. as well ~ tor
the Presidency. Mark the prediction
-.NuH,y Lunin ry.
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$1,000 TO $4,000

SALARY w GUARANTtE T. PAY To
noOk AGE>rS Of experience; or u larger
, co'ninission than II uH"rei by any other pub
ilsher Agenis are making from .ti t. 500 nor
week csnvas,ng for uur new Illustrated B oks
We guarant,e Agents salary ora l,rge com.
mission, with u ch lee Of two new Hnh Inruiar
h'nhs hud exclusive territory, We offer n rare
ehhhce ~ ehetysl c men or women to M ke mon
ei, NecuTe your agency direct from he pub
lishers J. Is. btHR 60,
N5-|"I Hartford, 1 Oun
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VVliE FlNKLE Il LYON
sew Ing Machine

with Drop Feed, new Take up, new Hemmer
Sc II nov offered 10 agents on more liberal
terms. Also, Second hand Machines taken IA
- shanye. or tee new Improvements app led.
Every ma hlne 10 warranted FiRsr tLAss
aud " the purchaser does not 80 fegarl IL after
trial, no can return II, and money refunded.
b.-~Ws"tsi travelling Agents "a visit Q, ch
town, distributing circulars, eGplsintnx the i'm
month. Address
LYONS INITIAL s. N. 90,
unlon sqnare, IS East nth ST., New York.
sep Il, ,isI0-omI
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Eststs OF POLLY LEADER. doe,d

I ETrERs OF .AnMIyIsTRArioN up,n
I the estste of pOLLY LEADER, late ~
bsavsr township, deed. having been granted 10
the undsrsixned, all persons knowing theiIselves
indebtsd g. the rstAts are rsqusslsd m. ks
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I)i sending 81 cts, with nge, height color ot
W eyes aud hilr, you will receive. b, return
mail, correct pic'u g of Iur future husband nr
vile with bamc and date ~ marriage Address
W'foN, 4. u, Drawer No. 2is, fultouVille,N \
HOhRIBLE Il slif'rri r'nm Cn-
IL tnrrh thiIty years. ant was cured In six
eess by simple remedy, ,nd siil send the re
celpt stage Tree. L. ala afflicted. III. MEADE,
Drawer lTo, syracuse, n. \.
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SlElilFF'S SALE.

The unierslsnei. Sheriff Of Snyder county,
by virtue Uf ceriain writs issue out ui the uurt
OF Common rl~as uf Snyder county, will expose
to pu lic sale. on th- premises Ia VI onroe town,
ship, In the said county, On
hrr'da/. h ccmb r Isl lS7D.
at II n',l1ck, A NJ the undiv del hair p,rt Of
the following Tract of Ltnd and saw Viii sit
us In said tosnsnp, b,andei aud desert bs,I AS
lOlluws;-hh that certain Tract OF Land aditin.
Ing On the north samuel Hartman, east hy same
nni lani of John Wrnit. tpu'h BY land of tDe
heirs oi Henry hum'nel, ini west Iy same and
lana oi John Wcudt, containing one acre aud
four perchs- more or less, wherein there l.
erected u new ls'gs steam saw MIll ami Water
nm, Mater Power, Hill Race, &c sci zed, t.
keu In execution, aud To be sold as the pTnperty \
oi Lewis g. Reifsnyisr
hL>'l At the sane u me and place the other
undivided halt NJ raid property herein bef rs
describel, ,sni also tho houso aud Lot of ,,round
and u arden nj j ihn Wen u. adioining saId saw
mill tract un the Vest ami East, mia lining one
fourth of an acre more or less The no lee bei M
n 'oi new two stOry frame. Also ZOO stable
>eiz-d. taken In execution, and TO be soiI as The
property of John Vent
JOHN ). WOLF, sherln
November !, 1870.
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S O'CLOCK. r,,,.
CRUMBS SVllIl1s

b. - &. o.
The most Popuisr Preacher In America.
Agents wanted everywhs 9, male or female, to
sell this r. eai wo-k, l. better than MARI Twain,
srd no fSOubie to ell. Bis PROFIT. Send fpr
SroppARr a Co, Pubii.hers, No. 7tu SAMSON
st, Pliladslphls. Ni7-Iw
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pnGisrEWS NOT.CE-No,ire !,

~ hereby given to all concerned, that tho
loIu"ing ndmei I'er,"u- have settled their ac
counts Ia the REGISTERS once, At MidLlebuIy
snyder cduntS, aud that the ssid accounts viii
be presented Tor connrmatiun ami allowance Al
tue Orphahs' Court to 10 held at Middlebuty tor
tho County ut Suyder Og the >scOud VI Ld,, of
peceinDer, being the l!th day of sad month, ,I,.
]. Ibs account VI John -. kr..tler, Admin
'.trator OF TIE estate Ui Frederick hreitzer lie.
deasel
ihe first account vi Daniel Weirick, TX
eeutnr OF the last viii and testament of ,Jac ID
biyer, late Oi frauAiIn uwpsGip, deces sed.
lhesccuuht oi sarah ecLii,t and DANIEL
htebs, lrussees appointed 10 sell the Real stats
of lOhn 'euhrGst, late ui MON township decd
under the proceeding. 10 Partition in the or
phau's Court Ui Snyder couuiy.
>. B. SCHUJk, Register
Rex sister's Once, MidlleUury, NV 3 lSIV'
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A e. A Il ID

A'lergyman, while residing In South Ame -Ic 4
as missionary, discovered y sate and lin, le
remedy .r ths'ure OF Nervous Weakness Eirly
iecIy, Diseases II tho Urinary nnd seminal
brsaus, and the Who'll truie nf disorders bFOux bt
an by baneiul ami vicious habits. Great nun.
oers nave been cured by his u be remedy -
rrumpied by u desire - ben, nj the afflicted rnd
unfortunate, VII send the receipt Tor pr.Iar
ing and using this me'icine, In sealeh envelope
o any "ne Who needs II. Free OF charge "a
House, New York City.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
INVENTORY OLE WIDOWS

l. UNDER THE 500 LAW.
NOTICE II hereby xiyeu that the inventory Oi
Eul ,bsth >tOcA, widow Of emanuel stock, late
Vi "ssl Beaver tOnuship, deceased; OF CdthsrIhc
hathiou, widow ui Nilsson RathtOu, late ui Perry
township, deceased, have teen MD with the
,lctA q tue OfphHn's Court vi snyder county.
aud viii De presented to rad Court Tor approval
gu Man1sy, the l9,h uay vi ueCeubo, neat.
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VALUABLE fAkMAIrhi.Al1s,.G

The suhscr,i.r offers st private sale his
VALUABLE fAkM, 'itustc in Monroe
to~n4hir. Snyder County. Ia. shioiuins
lsais Of Abraham Fisher. Micheal Nuumel
L 4 l.. -. l.
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ROYAL ssAVANA LOTTERY.
This is no Humbug,

Prizes cashed and Information furnished by
GEORGE uPaAM, Providence, Il. /.
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Dwelling House.
tttste ul MARIA HALL.

trste "i MARIA HALL, de- ID.
EITEtS ~ hHlII lRY on
- the Fsia'e q MANIA HALt, late II tho bar
Uugh NJ 81 ns.rove. dec'i having teen Y anfed
:" the uu'e signed. eli persons hno 'ipx them
selves indebted 10 IA estate are requested to
make pigment, and 'hos- havlng 81 tlins AZ, inst
the same will present thSin r set lement to
W. r. EtBtRr,
Oct. %. 1870. fIecutOr.
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A Mystery SOLVED -F,trc-u
"a Minutes Private conversation with Mar.
riei ladies by one 0f their nuinUgr sent Tree
for Two stamps. Address Mrs Il. ME1ZG ER,
II mover, Pa.
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Ettquctte 23cts Hnw o. win u Nweat heart ol
Lover, 5J"ts jPuEgles, cts; 200 nnuumbrumI
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Amateur lheatrtcal, bOcts Guide TO Beanty
6Wt' Comic speeches, 5Uct- How tHmbie. ~ il
eOr's; ii"xtng nuo WTesuing made Eass hOors
True Marriage Guide and Bu0k of Nature bprts
hO"hs sent p'stAae paid by return mail, Ad
dress w. courtney, s Astor Place y. Y. oct ga \
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TnE London va - "e I'sp, Il
satIrlcaI urd conservative pn!ltlca
j"urnol, thus sketches the prsseut cou-
duiou OF Enrope, which is true to n
dot
Russia covcts,
Turkey irars;
Austria ponGers,
Italia cheers.
Be'giun-IIollard,
Wal, IN dread
Deumars p.l,nd,
SPAN is dead
France lies bleeding,
PRUSSIA suarS;
britannia shuts her eyes
Aud--SnOffsi
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12

A SoUIB TRAvELING.-The follow
lng paragraph, which originated with
the New Albany Ledger, has gone the
rounds of the press until it has found
a place in nearly all the metropolitan
journals:
I'm Evansville. Ind, they ring the
ire bells whenever they want to wake
Up the police.
Now as long as this was confined to
country papers like the one it was
started by. it was not worth while to
ray attention to it, but to correct the
error, it may be we'll to state that,
having no police telegraph, a set of
bell Signals are used for the police
when it is necessary to call them from
their beats to either Of the engine
houses. The signals are as follows :
For the Chief, IL pause and repeat +;
for the Marshal. IL 3 pause 4; for
the police /. 2. 8. Similar signals are
ssed to call 6remen when any duty is
required Of them. But country pa
pers are not expected to know the
difference between police signals and
ire bells,
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12
BASE BALL.

The game between the Doctors and
Lawyers, which was arranged for Sat
uTdaS, was not played as appointtd d on
account of another game having been
arranged between the Falls City Club
who were very anxious for another
game with the r verside," on Sarur-
day, which, owing to business en-
gagements." they were unable to get.
A game. however, was made up on
The Evansville Rrouods soon after
dinner. with six players of the Ev-
aDsville Club, and three of the K ver-
sides, two of the latter. Willie Foster
and Jones, having played in the
match game of Friday.
1t was arranged fOr the game be
tween the La syers and DOCTORS to
take place Immediately after the close
OF the ffih inning of the first game.
about balf past three, but owing to
the prospect of a heavy shower. the
greater portion Of the spectators left
for home, some six or seven legal
tenders among them, the body snatch
ers remaining at their posts, ready to
perform post 1sortem" upon the
Blackstone readers.
The game with the Falls City Club
was then resumed. Col. Isert. their
scorer. taking the place of one of their
nine who had left the ground, regard
ing the game ended. The game at
this time stood, Falls City 19. to 10
for the Evansville players. The last
two innings brought the game to a tie,
as will be seen by the following
score:
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12
RIVER EW q
FOR Other IsfUer Items See THIRD Page.

| For Other fStUeT Items See Third Page.
The weather yesterday morning was
pleasant, but grew warm at noon. At
evening. clouds we're gathering, and
frequent lightning indicated a rain
before morning. The arrivals and
departures since Saturday afternoon,
were the Idlewild to Cairo: Pine
Bluff to Cannelton and return; Judge
Baker to Caseyville; Morning Star to
Louisville; Mollie Gratz Nashville to
Louisville; City Of Evansville from
Cairo; Tarascon from Louisville
Evansville from Bowling Green.
The Idlewild took out one Of the
best packet trips of the season. She
was literally full of freight and
people......The Mollie Gratz had a
moderate The City of Ev-
ansville bad a fair trip.........The Tar
ascon had a good trip Of freight and
people. She brought another lot of
pipe for the Water Works. We re-
gret to find Capt. Mather sgain on the
sick list. He is not, however,
confined to bis bed. Phil. Bev-
erly, who has for a long time
filed, with marked ability and uni
versal satisfaction. the position of
Second Clerk on the Tarascon. takes
charge of the Office of the Palestine,
succeeding Mr. G. A. Vankirk. Mr..
j. l.. McMeans, young gentleman of
experience and first class qualif-
cations, succeeds Mr.. Beverly on
the TaTascon................
Charley Seed, pilot of the Edinburg,
came up on the City Of Evansville,
yesterday morning, and viii proceed
to meet his boat this morning by the
Tarascon.. officers of the City
of Evansville report finding the Kate
Robinson aground at Cottonwood
Bar. The dispatches, however, show
that she got ofTand las passed Caro-.
Capt. j. Slut Neal has the Magenta
on the ways at Pa6acab, and is giving
her a most thorough and extensive
overhauling and repairing, and when
she comes off she will be about as
good as new. She has received new
wheel houses, side houses new guards,
new britching and chimnies and new
furniture. The cabin furniture has
also been thoroughly repaired, and
when the Magenta comes out she
will look better, it is said. than she
ever did. She will soon be ready for
business, and will run as a regular
packet between Memphis and New
Orleans, in connection with the Belle
Lee. one of which will leave Mem
phis and New 0rIesns on each alter
nate Wednesday. Mr.. Adolph Mar
tin, formerly Of the Belle Lee, and
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12


By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept ~.
CoTroE- Quiet sales OF $50 bales e.
Tor middllug upiCnds.
FLOUR-Receipfg of o.8i3 barrelss more
= eAdy sale Of 900 barr lB 90 81 700
4 80 for Ruperine western and State; 0#
~ for extra W. stern aud state.
a5 90 iOr GOOD u choice dOi 8 sd ad
Whiie heat western tElra; t5 uOah 1.
ext a On o: e5 25l8 90 for extra 80. Lcu
Rye FLOUR-Si eady sales $50 Dblaal tfl9
Corn MEAL-Quiet
WHIsKY- II nse tied sales G00 bbls 90
90c; co ing firm 90 he latter price.
If HEAT- Receipts 81 $50 bu- heIBs Shade
drmer. sales 65 0U0 bususa GO 07m9< for
r. jeCted 81 nlMi for N D. spring lu
for new &mn Olu mixed DO al l5 t0T Ne#
No. 4 81 ~ fOrinl rloT red southern "a aJ
+ r new winter amber iiIiuoisi 81 - I1E
wh.te western;ii 20 for winter Ted and
sA.i ber western.
RYE-Q Ga ets sales 0f $500 bushels at tle
for rim new w sconsil.
COHN-hecet tpt- l6nb4 bushels;
ter sales OF $500 bnshe 20 gu
m * d w stem. Jos for tuferlor w
a90c or yellow.
OATS -keceipts As 4ss bu-hels;
firmer. sa lee uf f6 UU0 bu=hels a. aGatsr for
" estrrn; 4S05ic Tor Ohio and stale.
COAL Unchanged.
LEArHEa teadyi Bueuoa Ayrss ana
Wool ste ady safes of G00o00 pounds at
S5u626a for domestic III oaes Sic fur uu-
wssnedi s0g4oe for pulled; 5lGc ior
HAY-In moderate request: s5aao for
shipping; 95Hgl % Cor retail lots.
doPs-Quiet al 20080o for new.
CoEFEE-Quiet and unchanged.
LAEBEd-Dul.
SUGAR-In fair request; sales 40Q rtfl aE
GEm10c fcf CUBA; l0c for Porte Eic
RICE-Quiet 81 8JSMg5<.
PETRoLEUnr-Iu fair request; l8I Ltl .ot
crudes 2jc for ref ned
nater at a8M9a0 81
PORK -Ftrmers snleH 400 b0la g. 1I
y O0s mess S23 500 IS 90.
BEEE-hteady; sales l,OO0 bblg nIf
Tor plain ness al0Wl9 for extra m
hams dull a G3608F. Tlerce beef #HtaL at
ezs98 for prime mess. Cut meat dull at
si99O for pieKled hams. Middle hru
sales 80 boxes at l0& Tor long clear.
LARD-HteadY sales 700 tlerces nA 1IJtH
100 Tor steam; l98l6Z for kettle rendereds
also $50 tiercss December la5S- aaetar1 haf
| i55<Qi6JF
BUTrER- Quiet and nrm at 20n 20 f1f
Ohio.
CHEFar Shady mann
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RiVer nianalcl.s.s .


PITTS BURG, September 10. - Mononga-
hel feet inches and falling. No arrivals
or departures, except the local packets.
One OF our coal merchants Is about 10
bald an iron tOwboat of the following di-
mensions; Len 9Th, l75 feet; beam, 80 feet /;
hold, 81 feet. 1ne hull and decks. fran Q
and guards are all to be OF iron. The iron
for the hull is u inch thick. The Messen-
ger is 20 leave Tor New Orleans on the hrst
rise. Weather cloudy. With indications Of
rain. Thermometer 7oo.
CAIRO, Sept. IO-City of Evansville, Ev-
ansvIIIe packet, P NJ Ella Hughes, cairo
20 Paducah, and retirement, II 2 M; St.
Louis, Memphis TO ST. Louis, AN; Nc.
Gin, Cairo 10 New Orleans, 10 An: (: COntt-
mental, st Louis to New Orleans, p n. I;
PM: commonwealth, New Orleans to st.
LoutT, 8 PM; Belle memphis. st. Louis to
Memphis, 2 Pm River rose four inches.
CAIRO, Sept. II.-Mary Miller, Evans
vile packet, 10 PM. Co .orado. st. Louis
/ to VicRsburg, Ii: Norman. Memphis TO
Evansville, 7 M: Continental, Cairo TO
Memphis. 3; lRubicon, st. Louis to Vicks-
burg, 5. River rose inches. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 7S0.
NAsHvILLr, September TO- River falling
with % incoes on Harpeth shoals. Wealth
er fair and warm.
MEMPHIS, Septembe Der IO.--ShoweTy. Mer-
curry 80. htver falling. Departed; olive
i Branch and shannon, 10 New Orleans
/ City OF VtckBburgs La Barge ana Granu
| Tower. to st. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS. September l0-Arrived: {:
r. E. Lee, from Gallo. Departed: Bis
| march, to 81. Louis.
CINcrNNATI, Sept. Io-River sfeet 2inch-
es and rising very slowly. weather COOL
CIEcINNATr, Sept. II.-River s feet inch
es and nearly stationary.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l1-River rising again,
with rs inches In tbs chute, and feet
large on Portland bar. Weather clear and
pleasant.
VICRsBURG, September l0.-Up-Grand
Era B Pm. Down-Mary T.. Forsythe, IL
AN; Csmeiia, d Pm. River falling. Wealth
er rainy and pleasant.
MEMPHIS. September IL. - Weather
cloudy. Mercury S09. River falling. Ar
rived-Anna, from Cincinnati. Departed
Southwestern, CITY of Cairo, TO st. Louis !;
T. L. McGllI, to New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. IL. - Arrived, Harry
johnson, from Keokuk: McPike from ST.
Paal; Nick Wall, from Red River; City 0f
Alton, from Nicksburg; Arkansas, from
Little Rock: Collier and barzes, from Cal
70: 81. Alarys from New orleans; Conn
monWealth, from New Orleans. Departed,
Pauline Carroll, for New Orleans; Mary
Alice and barges, for New Orleans; Rubf-
con, for NIcksburg: 1T. Joseph, for Mem
phis: Red Wing, TOR ST. Paul Harry john
son. for KeOkuk: Bon Accord, for Mem
phis; Thompson Dean, for New Orleans.
River rising slowly.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12
The Courts.

RECoRDER's CoURT-Ndtkan VIZ
lard, Esq, presiding.-George w
Collins, drunk and disorderly, pre-
tending to be an officer, was fined
So 25 and sent to prison.
John Mimms, the cOlored man,
who was shot on the Butler farm
across the river some months ago, was
fined $8 for beating Sam. Drake
Sam. Drake was fined Sc % for being
abusive to Minus after he was ar
rested.
james Wilson was fined $6 % and
sent to prison for q disorderly drunk
at Whisky Row.
VIM. Moss and Richard Talbot,
two colored boys. were examined on a
charge of larceny and dismissed, there
being no proof of their guilt.
Before Justice McTernan. - John
Mimms was brought from the Re-
corder's Court on a warrant for beat
ing his wife on the 7th of last month.
John, who had then just recovered
from the wounds received in Ken
lucky about q month before. gave bis
wife, who had taken care of him. a
beating and ran away. He was fined
50 30.
George Langhans was fined a like
sum for assault and battery on Con.
Dugan; and John Carlin was fined
Va 4O for an assault on Hermann
Jackobin.
Before Justics iStiHson-Fred. Werr-
willie was fined "a 20 for provoking
George Nolte to commit an assault
and battery, for which George was
fined on Friday.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12
lvERNlIENT5 -Dnll but 1rm



By Telegraph CTECNNATIi SEPT. l0.
FLoUR-Dull; family SO 1905 90; extra
e5db -.
WHEAT-Opened nrmer. but the rm-
ness was not sustainedi red win e. tl %
81 10.
CoRN-Dull at roc.
RYE-BteRdy al Soc.
BARLEY-fJ pClnnged.
COTTON u nch anHed and dull az laE.
WmsKY-Dull at 89aB0c: demand 1lls
lighti IN the evening &c lower at
nOminaily.
PORK-Mess. closes drm 40 600 Coz; lu.1er
are asking b28 ID a27.
LARD-Dult, and prices entirely nom nal
at l51%c.
BULK MEATS Inactive; shoulder hoId
at l3e, and sides 40 l55<c.
BACON Firm, and IN but refefl dauand
at l41Se for shoulders, aud 1870 auI iltle
for clear rib and clear sides: sugar eureH
hams are scarce and fair 40 Iig2ic.
CHEEsE-l20l4c.
EGGs-l0c, aud Qrm.
OfLs-No change. Lard oil 6l I5ul 1I
Linaeed e7a98e.
sUGAR-Firmer 90 HE 10 he FOR raw.
CoFFEE-SteadY 21024c for Rio.
GOLD-llGX buying.
ENCHANGE-Pnr buying.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12

EVANSVILLE ROLLING MGLL.-We
direct attention to the card of Dodd
Z Lloyd, proprieters Of the Evans
vile Rolling Mill. These gentlemen
are experienced iron makers, are
manufacturing all kinds Of merchant
able iron, and expect soon to greatly
increase their facilities for turning
cut work. A sample Of horse shoe
bar" left on our desk, is pronounced
BY experts equal to any manufactured
in the country.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-12
st. Louis aaFket.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept. l0.
ToBACCo-steady and upohanged.
COTroN-Qufet az 1870 for middnuI.
HEnP-DuIf and unchanged.
BAGGIEG--t teady at 205S@503.
ROPE -BH8J<c
FLOuR-Dn 4 and dropping; N go S0nt 11
Xxx a 35; XXX l5 z5a5 co.
WHEAT-Easier for buyers: NO. spring
at Soc; No red fall 40 AJcMGI; atUcIW
prime 81 O3Ol 05 No 1 81 O8Gi lO
CORN Finn for prime and choice mIEed
SIC; choice yellow 03ei prime white IJc
choice 78975c.
OATs-luactiWe and unchanged,
BARLEY-Duh at 00aG3e for far O. goQU
HIGHWIN Es-Dnll at 0lc.
PRovIsIOHB Dull. mess pork t&fa2 20 3
dry salt shoulders 1910: bacon shoulders
I4[c; clear lib l71G0gNc; clear sides Ia' 1cs
LAR 0--NOmtnul at l5H@l6c.