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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-11
BLsT HICKORY TIMBER
7 AXE SHORE IL MICHIGAN
II SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
FRANKLIN nJVIsInN

i A IN r. SbOK r. ~ MICHIGAN
II SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
FRANKLIN DIVISION,
Connecting trains nj Jamcst own and on City. On
and after Monday, August sth, 1870, trains will rn
"a follows
LEAVE OIL. CITY.
MIXED TRAIN leaves oil City 40 m: r. no,
2.3O M; Tw" Mile Rnn, 2,+9 y IN; Franklin, al.
25', de- aus p M Summit. 3.3S IN; wat.rloo,
$50 m: Raymiton, 4,l2 IN: Snniy Lake. lap
IN; Ston"boro, ! 81 pm; Coal Branch. ar. i5s, d..
10 y M; Clark's Mills, 6,3l III; TIadlc,' .b,ijp
nj; Salem. o,1op m; A & Nv Crossing, 6,'s p h !;
. aInestOwn 6.45 pm
MAIL lc,vcs oil City. 300 IN; Reno. 0.lO m;
Two Mile Kun, 9.l' = m; FranLlin, a23 n IN; SUM-
NIT, . ~ m; Waterloo, o 4, am: Kaymiltni. 1000
IN: sandy Lake. lo,l5 AN; sIonehoro. H. team; (;
Coal Branch. 1924 IN; Clsrk'- Mills, 1893 u m:
liadlcy's. lO.tl am; Salem. ln.'3am;
FRANKiiN ACCOMMODAT'ON leaves OIL
City, 400 pm: Reno, 4.i3 p m; Two Mile Rum II
=! p m; arrives at franklin, a,ao pm.
ARRIVE At OIL CITY.
MINED TRAIN will leave jamestown, Go NJ.
A AG w Crossing. II5 q m: Salem, 7,2l ~; 1lar-
ley's. 752 W: Clara's Mills. sos m Coal Granc!f
A. $50, d., 200 an; s'onsbot" ooS m; IL s"9as
m: Waterloo, 1O,25 IN, Summit, h. 40 I'm J;
Franklin, ar II. 90. de. il3o m; Two Mile hun,
11.4sa IN: keip ,53 nj arrive ut vi City, l3l"
MAI leaves jamestown. LOO M; Il
Crossing. 1.I4 p m; Salem, Lao p M; Hsdlrys: J.,
~ m: Cl.rks Mills. 1,i6 PM; Coal Branch; l,oo
m; Stonebaro, q o4 r IN sandy Lake. 2,ospm N;
Raynilton 2,o5 p IN; Waterloo, 2,37 y IN summit;
24a m Franklin, 3,ob pm; Two Mile Rnn, aE
p m; Reno, 31S p n; arrives NJ Oh civ, $50 IN.
:. FRANKLIN Ace ,MMUDATlONl leave Frank;
ln 300 IN; Two Mihc Run, % o Ia; Reno, S'lS'
a m; arrives at Or City $50 m.
Mail cast and west will stop at all stations e1'eft
Two Milo Run Summit. Coal Branch, Clark'' ana
salem, and NJ these stations to leave passenger
and ON signal TO take passcngcn.
Mixed trains viii HtOp At all stations.
CHARLES Y. HATCH, Gen Supt'
GRO II. Mo NTYKE. Supt
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A new well was struck On the Royal Scott
farm, West Hickory, a day or two since,
which is said to be yielding 200 barrels per
day.
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Sash, Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-tr
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just received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at j. Rutherford's.
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blackberry Hrandy,

\ very superior article Of Black berry
Brandy, for summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &c, at
GRIFrES Bros.
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Now is the best time to lay in o winter
supply OF hard coal. Codington x Corn
well are the men to buy from. June 2Stt.
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Buy the Cred Hot" Saddle. manufactured
IN Tltnsville expressly for the oi country
adapted to all kinds of weather, at j. r.
krous. al2-tf
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kissengen and Vichey Water at
GRIFFEs BRes.
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Vichey, kis sengen and Soda Water at
the Artic Soda Fountain of
GRIFFEs Bros.
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A good deal of sickness prevail at pres.
ent.
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Sparkling Soda Water at NJ. S Sim
mons. ni4tf
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The largest stock of Gas Pipe in town at
ii. FREEMAS's.
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local Notices.
WANTED

immediately, at the American Hotel, q
DINING ROOM GIRL and WASH
GIRL. Apply at once. asst.
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kissengen and Vichey Water on draught
at GRlrFEs Bros.
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A we'll put down on the ~ Boyd arm
proves to be a dry hole
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. w. Beat
tys.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream a; J. ". Beat
TVS
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A little Iowa boy memorized ], ,4sO Bible
verses, but died with brain fe1sr before ho
could Isa them.
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Fine assortment of wall paper at Critics
Bros.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream atJ. W. Beat.
VS..
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Soda Water and Ice Cream atJ. w. Beat.
ty's.
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Gentle showers are falling,
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Connecting trains at Jamcst own and on City. o,
and after Monday, August Sth, 1870, trains will rut
"a follows
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l good movement.
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Petroleum Centre. Pa , August ll.1w "'''e
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-05
BASE BALL.
The RIFersides Beat The Washingt0Es
by 3 Gc0Fe of Az 90 IS, at VIM
cennes, Yesterday.

According to previous arrangement
these clubs met at Vincennes, yester-
day, and made each others acquaint-
ance By social match game.
The ground on which the game was
played was very uneven, and other
wise i'll suited to the game, having no
back stop or other eonveniences.
There was q very good sized assem-
big Of spectators of the game, large
number of whom we're from Evans
vile, having taken advantage of the
liberal reduction of fare by the z. &
O. Railroad.
After hasty "suack" at "Tony's "
the clubbists," took the omnibus for
the grounds, and tossed up. the Wash
ington's being sent to the bat.
On the return the 'ballers" made a
requisition with increased appetites
on the commissary stores of Captain
Mass, and found them more than
equal to The emergency, as usual.
The following is the score of the
game, to publish complete report by
innings, being impossible on account
of want of room.
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THE MARK EFs.
rev York Market.

"A
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, August 4.
CoTToE-HeaVy and lover: sales or s77
bales at 1870 for middling hollands.
CO LoUE-Re -efpts 70 ,25l bbIs; sales OF H.
wy barrels at 10 1895 . for surperfine
western and State; g6 1896 65 Tor extra
90: s5 1901 10 for good to choice do
% e0H7 SO ror white wheat western ezra
% 65gs for extra Ohio; 50 1893 70 for extra
st. Louis.
a. Rye Eye FLoUR-steady; sales OF AGO bbls at
GohN MEAL-Quiet ana unchanged.
o- M Its4HY-In moderate request sales OF
price. 'A.0 - s4s'9
WHEAT-Recei pts 48 Og7 bushels. rnartret
1@2c better on winter; spring Is dulf: sales
OF 10000 bushels at 81 34asI 81 for NO M IL
Waekee soff, u 81 Tor No Chicago ser,
for winter red and amber wesiern' and
u 59 for new red Ohio.
RYE-Quiet.
COR N-Receipts II, 800 bushels; without
declded change; sales of 81. 600 bushels at
western.
Oars Receipts Al 88l bushels; market
dull; sales 81, 900 bushels AT 56g57c for west
ern, and 60867c for Ohio ana State
HAY-Firmer, S5g90e FOR shipping, and
S1GDl Is for retail lots.
HoPS-QuieG and steady.
CoFFEE-SLeady.
sUGAR-Firm; sales 800 hhds at sslal0x
for Cuba. and lO54glIc for Porto Rico.
RlcE-Is qoiet; sales Of 90 tierces at
| S1zl99c.
PETRoLEUM-Dul, at l27I for crude, and
PoRK-DuiI; sales Of 500 bbIs st ssOasI q
| for mess S24026 lor prIme; S3l@3l 70 fol
/ prime mess.
BEEF STEADY; sales of 90 bbls at Sl29lf
/ for plain mess; sl6@i9 for extra mess; beef
hams nominal; tlerce beef quiet at S28.s2e
/ Tor prime mess; s3013l for India mess.
| mIDDLES-QuieG.
LARD-Heayy sales of .OC0 tlerces at 10
| @l7c Tor 81 eami I774@ ia for kettle render
/ ed; also, go tterccs oeptem Der at lie.
BUrTER-Firm; fair demand; 20 o29c for
1 western.
| CHEEsE-Quleba at 7gI4L.
| TURPENTINE-DnlI.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoURT. - Hon. A. L.
Robinson presiding. - VIM. Warner
pleaded guilty TO petty larceny, By
stealing carpet bag from saloon
on. Water Strest. last month. He was
sent to Jail for FIVE days. The SEN
tence is made thus light because he
has already spent mouth in Jail
awaiting trial.
RECORDERS CoURT-N Willard,
EQ., Recorder, presiding. A single
case came before the police tribunal
yesterday, and that was Caroline
Hubs alias Morgan. who, for her
disorderly drunk of the night before,
was given free lodgings IN the lock. up
to the value Of sc 45.
Before Justice Walker. = James
Scantlin was fined ore cent and costs
for an assault on VIM. Roquot, and a
like amount for provoking the same
person, to both Of which charges
Mr.. S. pleaded guilty.
The proceedings before the other
courts were eminently civil.
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Council Proceedings.

During the session of the Council
as an Equalization Board yesterday
afternoon, Mathew Fitzwilliam
was appointed a special policeman
without pay.
On motion of Mr.. Van Ripper, a res
olution was adopted. annexing Block
No. z, Jacobsville, to the city.
In the meeting IN the morning, the
contractors, Boyle & Haffe. who paw
ed Sycamore Street, and their bonds
men were ordered to bring that street
to its proper grade and repair the de-
feets therein, as provided in the con-
tract under which they paved the
same.
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Rfvar nfaDafcnaa.

prrrsBURG. August 4-The river ia fall
ing, with feet IL inches by the Mononga-
warm thermometer Sc. There are favor
ahIa gfgns of rain. Nothing new on the
wharf; no arrivals or departures.
or, CITY. August 1.-THE river is rising
slowly, with % inches In the channel. 1t
rafned heavily last night. The Mononga-
hela River is falling al head-Waters.
crrcrV,TaTr. August 4.-Departed: Tom.
r2 sase New orleans; Belle Vernon, New
Orleans. River II feet inches.
C,rNcINNArI, August 4.-The river has
risen g fnches: there are now Is feet inch
in the channel. Weather clear; the NOM
eter 81.
LOUISVILLE, Augusta Arrived: Waua-
nffa. CincfnnatI; Emma Floyd, Memphis:
Mary Houston, New Orleans. Departed /:
Wananita, Memphis; shannon, New Or
leans. The river is rising. With feet 8
inches in ths chute and 81 feet on Port
land Bar. Weather clear; mercury go at
ppm.
CAIRO, August 4.-Port List-Mary Mill
Ter, Evansville packet, 10 PM; Alpha,
phis to 81. Louis, z: Mohawk, Cairo to st.
Louis, 2; sam. BroWD, Memphis to st.
Louis. 8; Idlewiid, Evansville packet, 8;
Kate Robinson, St. Louis to Cincinnati, 8;
Grand Tower, st. Louis to Memphis, q.
River rose inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 500.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.-Arriyed-Minnea
lis aad Johnson, Keokuk; City of Alton,
Memphis; Mountaineer, Kansas City :
City of Cairo, Vicksbprg. Depart ed
Johnson, Keokuk; Sheridan, ST. Paul;
Lockwood, Shreveport: susie Silver, New
Orleans; City OF VlcksbuTg, Albert Long
and Thayer, snag boats, Missouri River,
River falling; weather clear and pleasant
mercury e6o.
NASHVILLE, August 4.-The riyar is
rising, with 81 feet on the Shoals. The
weather sdry and hot. Arrived: Umpire,
Cairo.
MEMPHIS, August 4.-Showery; mercury
S6o. River faAiog slowly. Departed-BeiIe
st. Louis and Henry Shreve for st. Loais.
the latter on one wheel, having struck a
snag in Red River, tearing away the great
er portion CT her Iarboard TuaTd. She
transferred the greater portion OF her
freight TO the Pauline Carroll
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RIVER N r w .
For othe- RsOor IteDss See Tatrd Page.


There were no additional arrivals
last night......The City of Evansville,
for Cairo. Pine Bluff, for Grandview,
Evansville, for Bowling Green, and
Tarascon, for Louisville, departed. all
with fair trips..........Many of the off :
GERS and passengers of the Tarascon
visited the Artesian Springs Park last
night.........We had the pleasure of a
call, yesterday. ftom Capt. Sam. G
Paine, of the steamer st. Francis,
who is in the city on visit to his
step son, DR.. III. w. Cloud............
The Pine Bluff has been engaged to
carry the uuwashed to the Ju-
diciai Convention at Rockport. and
will leave at 8 o'clock o-night, and
will carry delegates and others at
tending the convention at half fare,
and will return them here tomorrow
evening.......Tke Courier, with its
usual accuracy, says that the new
boat contracted for by Capt. Thomas
Waltkall & Co.. is to be 126 feet long.
and thai the hull is to be built By
John Ivinson. We have already
given the correct dimensions, and now
repeat them. The boat will be 10
feet long, 26 feet beam, 4 feet hold.
The hull will be built by John
Jameson; boilers and machinery, by
Reitz & Hauey; sheet iron and TIN
work, ty Chas. Kreipke. She Will
have two double-fued boilers, 10 feet
long and 36 inches in diameter. She
will be supplied with the engines OF
the Louisa, the cylinders being IL
inches in diameter, with feet stroke.
She is to be completed in seventy
days, not thirty, as the Courier. with
its characteristic accuracy, asserts
We fear the Courier man has been
rubbing against q lime kiln some
where......The river was rising rather
rapidly last evening. The weather
was delightful.
Eanifests.
Manifest OF the steamer CITY OF Evans
Vile, from Cairo TO Evansville august
4th, 1870:
w q Blown & Co IZ6 sacks wheat 4gls--
mart Bros 353 - cIxs wheat; A Gumberts 5 |
bags feathers; SnuItze Truman q 20 1oi,-
a.. NJ q TnrnocE x 90 / engLoe; VIM He'll |
man pinfons, 1 wheel; Aeuke q Lencke
. bscs WOOL. SSernonfua ID g. Co box shoes; |
Il a Van Rtper / mid tobacco; Ford's |
Warehouse hhds tobacco: MacEey NesDlt |
& Co hid tobacco; A Il Shrauer - hno5
box
RESHIPMENT.
Louisville Ray & Co, hozshelds to- |
hacco.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, August A.
FLOUR unchanged family IS 50g7 50.
W HEAT-C1osed firmer; No. red OIL 300
L 30; hill 81 o5@I 49, write 81 40@I As
choice 81 so.
CoRN-Qufet; ear s59S6c: shelled S7gSSc.
OATS-tl rm new sold at S5e, and wanted
at this rate: 35c asked; O d 50955c.
HYE-ChOics ola held at csc; No. l soc +;
No. SIC; new saIeabie 8JgS5c.
BARLEY-Qutet at 81 0Ogl 10 for new fall.
PRovIsIoNS-Aciive for bulk meats and
bacon; mess pork quiet az so; hams
2515926c and scarce: bacon shoulders at
1870 with sales OF 20 hogs heads at I45<c;
clear rib I71Sc; clear sides l61%0l815c; blu X
meats active for shoulders; sales of I00, 600
pounds at l3Zc. and held at 135zc; sides
firmer at l51ac; clear rib 10000; clear
sides l615@l654c.
LARD Quiet at l61z@l656c.
BUTTER-5teady at % a zoc.
EGGS-l49l5c Tor selected.
CHEESE -l312gl4c.
LIHSEED OIL-Sl o.
LARD OIL-$l Goal %.
Pei RoL EUM-240s26c.
GROCERIES, STEADY and unchanged star
candles S14c full weights.
CoTToH-Qutet at lSsz9l8izc for mIGdling.
ToBACCo-Unchang
GOLD-Sl 2lLc buying.
EXCHANGE lilo discount buying.
UNCOMFORTABLE steady at per cent.
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Chicago Market.
Nv telegraph CHICAGO. A

] ~ LeLssAapHI NE11N4H7EVl ]ANR5' -
FLoUR-Qufet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Fairly active and hrmer; 4C
lower, closing at 81 Is for No. 2 this alter
noon il was dull and nominal
CORN Moderately active and l&c lower
closing steady at soc for No. 2; this alter
noon 1t was dull at 7J7z979s4c, seller Au
gust.
OATs-Active and Ic lower, closing at 42e
for old 4; 4I1zG42c for new No. 2.
RYE-A shade easier at SOC for No. 2.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady AZ 81 030I 05
for No. 2.
Provisions Quiet; 500 50a30 for mess
pork; I3c for winter cured shoulders.
LARD-I6Zc.
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CLEAR and warm.

CLEAR and warm.
THERMOMETER go at noon yester'
day.
The city is unusually quiet just
now.
THERE are yet a few unlicensed
dogs in the city.
ONLY two arrests by the police up
to midnight yesterday.
No CHARGE for reserved seats at
Senator Re7els' lecture.
WARREN's Band will play at the
Circus on Saturday evening.
OFFICER Pat Cunniff brought up
another fast driver yesterday evening.
CLERGYMEN will please hand in
their religious notices early to day.
THOSE Prussians are jolly fellows.
They have General Sporting in their
army.
A LARGE number of colored people
were in the city, yesterday, by excur
sion from Vincennes.
Signing after the infinite: longing
for the end of the interminable story,
of the bore who button holes you Cd q
street corner.
Young WEITZEL denies that he
killed Mr.. Roberts's chickens. as re-
ported in the case before Justice Nc
Ternan
THE attention of the police is re-
spectfully directed to the boys who
battle in the river in the evening, and
use such outrageously filthy language.
THE initials on the embezzled watch
and ring were u. E. M" and not y
A. NJ" but the difference has failed
to bring them back to the owner.
PAUL DENNIsoN, once janitor of
the Criminal Court, is dead for god.
He died of typhoid fever at Charles
ton, Mo-, on the 9th ult He was
under indictment here for forgery. and
made believe he had drowned him
self.
Ma. VIM. MATTINGLY, from Eureka
Spencer County, says that the wheat
crop in his neighborhood is less than
an average. but the corn is the best
be has known for the thirty eight
years during which he has resided
there.
Two young men INDUCED Ia short
foot race last evening, on Eighth
Street. One beat the other. or the
other beat one, and much liquid re
joicing followed. As both the young
men were fined in the Police Court
few days ago. and didn't want their
names mentioned, it is fair to suppose
they don't want them mentioned now.
THE tickets to Senator Revel's lee
ture on the 10Th, are placed at fifty
cents TO the parquette and dress circle.
Family circle and gallery twenty
five cents. The avails of the lecture
are to be applied strictly to bcuevo-
lent purposes. Tickets for sale at
SCOTS book store.
SHERIFF MILLER and Officer Nc
Dewitt, were out nerrly all day
Wednesday, after parties accused of
riotous proceedings in Union Town
ship. but the accused avoided arrest,
and afterwards came to the Sheriff of
their own accord, and gave bond for
their appearance. Their names are
John, James and Henry Edwards
and Andrew Hensley. The latter for
two cases of assault and battery.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LoEDoE, August T.
Consols for money 8s5z: on account 1873.
American securities quIe:: $40 bonds. &c
London, 62's So; G5's g; 81 STA; 10 4Js
90% Erie's 145z Illinois Cent? al lOl Great
Western 20; stocks neaVy.
The specie "a the Bank of England has
decreased e490, OC0 since last report.
LIVERPOOL, August Cotton dull; mid
ding upIands Ia: Orleans 81: sales 5000
bales, Including 90 bales for kpecuIa ton
and export. California white wheat lis
Cd; red western No. 2 9s l0d; winter los 3D.
Western -four 26s920s Cd. Corn Nc. 2
mixed 32s 3i032s Cd. Oats q sd. Farley
5s. Peas 80 6d94gs. Pork quiet at l22s 3D.
Beef II3s Cd. Lard quiet at 74s. Cheese
63s. Bacon SOS for Cum berland cut; SIS 81
for short rib middles. Common rosin IS
Cd Fl ne l3s Cd. Turpentlne 52s.
FRANKFORT, August 4-American Sc
curitfes frmeF: 3 COS S45z.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August 4.
ToBACCo-Unchanged
CoTroN-Nominal al 1Sc.
HEMP, ROPE AND BAGGING-Quist and
unchanged.
FLoUR-Inactive and easier; NOS quota
by lower; 81 50ig4 rs tor supeIfine; Is g5 D
for X IS 60tG5 IS for Xxx.
WHEAT-Opened nrm and closed dull !:
No. cred fall, 81 201z9l q No. co., 81 l59
I IS.
CoRN-Ield higher, which checked busi-
ness: small sale OF mixed and yellow at
780Slc; white. 90ag2c: fancy, CSC.
OATs-Firm at 4Ig321zc Tor new mixed.
RYE-DuiI; S0c for choice.
HIGHWISES-Q 1iet at 971zc.
PoRK-Quiet at S3l
BACoN-More doing: shoulders. 1870
14jzc; clear rib, l7s49 l8c; clear sides, lS54c.
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BARBEoUE.-An old.fashioned bar
becue is to be given on Saturday at
Buzzard Roost. four miles below
Owensbnro, for the benefit of the
Catholic Church Of that city. Pre-
parations are being made on the most
extensive scale. Among other pro-
visions forty four sheep have been
secured, one thousand one hundred
loaves Of bread. and twenty two half
barrels of lager beer. Tickets for full
fare. only one dollar. 1t will be a gay
old time and no mistake.
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louisville Market.

By ieIegraph.I LOUISVILLE. August 4.
BAGGING-Firm; 2 pound heavy hemp
and fax 2915@2Oc.
CoTToN-Duil and weak middlin9 l8c.
FLOUR Unchanged and quiet.
GRAIR-Quiet and unchanged.
PRovIsIoHS-Qu but firm, with an up
ward tendency. Pork 81. Bacon Is, I89
l9c. Bulk meats IA, l7g!Sc. Hams, sugar
cured, 25c.
LAKD-17%.
WHISKY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS local editor
Of the JOURNAL desires to give no.
tice to all who wish their names sup
pressed, where they occur in Court
records, that he will assume no re-
sponsibiIity Of the kind hereafter,
and those desiring such suppressions
must appeal to higher authority.
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Is IT for economy's sake that the
street lamps were not lighted last
night? The moon weat down at half
past eleven, and after that people
whose business took them out, had to
plod about in darkness.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
ReDublIC IBsuTarce COmDanY

REPUBLIC IhBUTaAC6 tOmpa1y
A meeting Of the stockholders of
the above Company will be held at
the Office of Hollingsworth 81 Co. this
evening at S o'clock. Let all interest
ed be present.
WIN. E. HoLLINGsWoRTH
President of Local Board.
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The FETE LAST NIGHT.-One of
the most refined and elegant assem-
blages wo ever saw at the Crescent
City Springs was that Of last night.
The elite of tho city was out in force,
and Prof. Warren's Crescent City
Silver Band played with surprising
excellence. The weather was delight
full; everything conspired to render
the evening one of uninterrupted
pleasure. A large number of strang-
ers from 2 distance were in attend
auee. Col Wehlor was everywhere
present, promoting the enjoyment of
his guests.