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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
Stockholders Meeting.

Il of the shelby County Agricultural, Me-
chanicel and horticultural Society will take
place at the hall OF the Chamber of Com
merce, on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at II O'Clock
Am. Subscribers who have not paid up tn
whole amount of their stock, will not be en-
titled TO vote. Stockholders who furnish
written proxies, viii be entitled to vote.
lee LEON TROUSDALE. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

y, rnrr,ss nrE,rPHrs CRY r. Il. Co., 1femphisi
1 efS-,sr. Nav q. lS7O-The annual election
~ E1i~r, Tilrasfors Ia the Memphis City r. =.
tsompany VII be held At the Office OF the
,eSrrsssr1s. on the I'D day Of June. 1870. AZ s
osciock pm. lmyzsi ]. q. SMITH, aec'Y,
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1000 SACKS CORN.

ME are receiving heavy shipments on
w every boat selling cheaper than any
body 70 the trade.
HUDSON q MOORE,
1e7 No g. foot Of Jefferson
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
The Bed River Insurnents.


ST. PAUL, June S.-A Pembina let
ter says, that at a recent meeting of re-
turned buffalo hunters, at White
Horse Plains, it was agreed to reIin-
quish their usual summer Journey in
the plains, and to enroll under the
banner OF Refill ia defence of their
Duntry from Canadian invaders,
If the provisional government should
decide on resistance, and that, further,
they had declared tReir determination
to oppose the advahce of the Canadian
expedition beyond the Lake of the
Woods.
A correspondent thinks there is no
doubt that they will put this resolu-
ton in execution, and that if the Do
minion persists in sending an invad-
ing force into that country, the Red
river people will reject the main tab
LeGU bill and strike for independence.
They would be satisfied with the pro-
visions Of the bill in the main, but
they Will not accept the interference
OF sword, nor will they surrender Refill
and the provisional Government
to whom they are indebted for their
release from the despOtic power of
military despOtism.
Governor McGerrish, of the Hudson
Bay Company is here in very feeble
health, on his way to England. He
declines to express his views on Red
River affairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
Not1Ce.

HAVING admitted H g. MILLER and
II HENRY THOMAS as partners in our
Arm, on the lst day of June, 1870, the busi-
ness will be conducted hereafter under the
name and style of Schooldeld, Hanauer 4 Co
W. W. SCHOOLFIELD,
LOUIS HANAUER,
JACOB HANAUER.
". W. sCHooLFIELD, H @ MILLER,
LOUIS HANAUER, HENRY THOMAS,
JACOB HANAuHR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09

We keep one OF the largest and best assorted
stocks TO be found in this city. and will mako
it to the interest of merchants 70 give as a
les lee sCHeOLFIELD, HANAUFR & co.
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SChOOlfeId, Hanauer & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
256 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
WhOIssaIs Grocery Business.

WE call the attention of Merchants to our
w card, and to the fact that after this dats
we intend to do strictly
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DUBLIN,- ,-June S.-ChancelIor O'Ha-
gan, Of Ireland, has been elevated to
the Deerage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09

WALTER N. PHILLIPS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29

pen idienen auf timer perNummt ,nur
einnal i'm Der Na6t, bic f.ineun Gcpe
porauf8tns, b6rte @liiabetb Jpn tnur<
meln G6 III lie 8elubnuns @ottes,
i'd fterbe ME mein @atsr stitorben i'll"
Ste faltete lire. 9dnce nno betete, betete
nit lauter Stimme, unb es l9ien, ols
>penn @leranper Ge %perftdnpe> renn er
ndberte lan9lam feline 5lnoe %einanrer
uno le9te fie ;uiammen, >pie gum Sc
bet.
Nm anceren Sage am Moreen bes l..
Deembers 1925 Yerl9ieo Mleranrer,
Der &aiier bon &uBlanp. Gin latter
Sdmer3ensl9rei yerfuncete Der Dienerr
16aft neld)e I'M @orSimmer rer1ammelt
>par. bieSraueritunce> urb ale 1ie bereinz
ftirjten, iaben lie ben Safer Mleranrer
init 9ebrpdenen Mu9en auf leinem Eager
uno Dor ibm bic &ailerin Glilatetb auf
Der @ree bon tiefer Sbnma@t umfan9en
Iicocn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29
ia9t .bts &srnunft :

Der tfeine Munsuie, nenn er srn elmer sift's.n @&lnnse
eebi1en wtrt. nilnrnt feline 3uaudt IN etter seu'hsn gfan,e,
ibt basCn unb entsebt eaburd Ger Wir'une les Gifts. 9as
1T inRirtt Msnid1ide 60 fen raeteen nu0en it'd BET , r
Iuspahl Der Wlittel I'M @efunth,it, no Qeb,n ;estn unee
funbeGinFaae ;a fdlten ruf@s fab rns u. PEI NUM- serladen.
Stun mas fa3t bic 0srnunft uber rts;en brdp,dli-en Gegen.
Rlnt? Saet tie uta MID Bag Ger bet W's sur Rrdftiaung
unb Reinieuna tes RDrpers it, In rr Gem unNdttaren Gift
3u fdubsn, trrd tpeldes BE &ranftett er3eust p'rb? @eris
ttut fe cas-. Die nddfte Jrase 1T: Neldem 2sttfaten fpQen
mir bel Der Wuswabi tines m'bisi iden 9tlfsmittels 'rlaen {?
Gut, RE in elmer ununterbrp6ene1 &e be %genlsenter 3euez
nif. ;uinnnmenge afte Griatruno ppa IS Jatren Serii9.rt
uns, baB 6pitetter's M1a> en- Sitters ~fdrtenbe. re
selnre unb antiitptiide Gisen' daften beFbt, tuelde in beniel
+ n bic a id1lden 6tbeuen tenen anberen Mebica.
u,snte entbaIte" iinb. Dies 1T oater bas @seeneifr, nel&es
uns bi, geruunft t~rersifsu beft tseun unfere @.fuxbt.tt ent-
weber burd ARalarta, pelae epibemtiae Rranttetten berser.
.raft otes burd trsenb, cine ADHERE, vi, rem RSrser. a~utaftente
epnRttuiunene, ter INIT unfert 9erpbutdten, BefHdftieun.
aen, uut 9erufstbdiislehen Serbuntene llrfade sefdbrtet
If. .i13.
q Das Sit zines (adbltden Reptus 1T iaum feiutr unb &C.
fdbrli&er, ais bas. meldes In ~uuretnenn Wader uub ptrporbe.
nr Quft lauert. Dem Gsbsr, benz g ~aQenleiben, St6runsen
ses l~lnt.sltts uub anbtre ernft} &ransbetten ~ eateeteu.
wet%e turd stfe untsefanten Glemsute bersurserufta Der'
ben, IL u unm6slh$ a5ttts, BAT Ter Rasea uub ae abi&si.
bansssraans 70 sftju fasen In e'nen rpbuaen 8nfanbe befa'
ten. Bon ben Orabe b1 NBtbetRanbs, ue@ea tr 8SrSr
ben fAdbliAen Gtaaafen, nelAs TIN ~aaeseifeu, entestnttsen
TAM, sIsst bic etaetett tr 0eaastelt al. une neil Sas
5srs6e. sesetatItf&e etdrtunssHttteI ben
xt&ssksn 8salhsnu. be- AtrYtss Kraft mt Restmdts1stit
seaAtt s4sn = az sas uaf4xstast e&nsnesata ts,fs-
LEI ssal sarsatirt stsea
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29
Common NIca8 0ericbt.

SerrY Mc@artby .pelder Sobn 8ren=
nan cine @tidmunre i'm llnterleibe bei>
bra@te, 10 oab bfeler in Tolse Der erbal>
tene1 8erleBun9en farb, wurpe BON ben
@el9worenen beS Gortl9la9es i'm britt
ten @rare l@ulpt9 %9efunren.
Treo. Cation, ,purpe te6 Diebfobl6
i&ulot9 9efunben, BON ben @e<
l9wprenen ober Der Milce res @eri9t6
empfoblen, uno oerurtbeilte Jpn Der Nia>
ter gu 6 Monat @efdnsni6Rrafe in oer
County Sail.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29

@@minbel. GS ii aQeemein be.
FAINT, bab IS in New>yorf @@winpe!<
Snititute 9iebt> wel@e fl@ onbeiidi9 ma
den. unter lebr pprtbeilbaften Bepineun<
aen fallaes @elo in irstnp beliebtsen
4uantitdten ;u %perfaufen.
Dieielben Ienpen Saulente BON @irfu<
laren In ale 5immels8eoenben aug, in
Der &esel l%itbc9rapbirte 8rieft, uno fin
ben ii@ AUDI mitunter @impel, wel@e
l@ tur@ ben 19einbar 9roeen @eminn
perblenoen lallen unp tn bic Sale 9sbsn.
@ineS Der neueften cieier Gdminpels
Snitttute, mel@eS feline @el1dftsbriefe
aud mad Minnelcto ienoet unn ou@ an
oeut1de &crei7en TT BIZ Girma Co.
waro g. SANE, % Quito Ctr,
Neweyorf City. Sc m5se bierbet mod
bemertt fem, rob es in New<ycrf cine
%cerari9e @tra6e gar ni9t aiebt uno bab
Der Simpel, 1petder ouf Die 2oflpsile an
beibt nur lein 0elp perlieren fam unp
ild natirlid uno s,par nit &e9t lelbt
per @efabr au6iebt i'm interchangeable
ais S4winoler Yerhoftet ~ rperren. 5lz
tet eud cpr rem @irfularen pon Gpmarb
9. Sane uno dtnlidem 0eli9ter.
-Sobn .. 8rooomeu, BON Obio 1T
gum Snpianer Macnten fir Die Gbippez
mas am @ilflNfpi &ec 2afe uno pem>
btna Snotuner ernannt rporoen ; unb
Selron q. Glarf pom Suinoi5 aumN9en<
ten fur bic 2atr superior Gbippewas.
- Der Yra6cent bat So1epb 9.
&oot BON &anIas gam @elanpten na9
@bilt ernannt.
-l1nler alter Greuno, NicclouS Ypttz
9ieler bat ben @uiom 6au6 @aloon an
Der Wabalbaw Stro6e tduai1 lternomz
men unb bic 8ar init cen belen @ctrlrz
fen, 9uten @i9arren unb allen Dellfatelz
fen reidli9 oerieben. 6err Yotteieier 1T
alS Wirtb riibmli6R befannt unp laret
feline 3ablrei&en Greunce ein> Jpn in lei>
mem neuen Qofale IN belu@en.
- Die patrioti(henD eutlaex in6en<
cerlon baden bel elmer Gollccte fir Die
@llf6bsclrftiaen i'm alien 0aterlanpe Be-
'eita $3.50 adammelt. Gin 5o@ fir
pa6 patricttl@c 5enberjon.
- @ir >peiien ouf bic @e1ddftofarte
ee6 Germ @anDyfe al6 oeutl9erNe9ts
Mnwolt bin. Derlelbe 1T ter beutl9sn
[ASprode poufcmmen mddtia unp en-
pReblt li6 Gem oeutl6enpublifum in pprz
fommenren Gducn als @edt6beifanb.
- @ir smpfetlen 5errn6enrp &epp>
(er, @el9dft6reilenrer fir roe oro6sGon<
feettonerp uno Gru9te @cl9dft Don s..
6ernefe8 u. 8ro. in Milwautie, unleren
peutl@en @ei@dftsleuten bier unp I'm
Qano gang be1onoers fir ale in bieles
@eiddft einidlaoenpe Nrtifel.
Der gal bes patriotil9en Damen
6llf8 @ereinS AM leBten Donner"a9
1par troy te6 i@ledten @etterS gut be-
lu9t. Die &%erlolun9 Der BET Der Tair
nod iurld9ebltebenen Saden, fanp itatt
unp erre9te aQ9emeine 5eiterfett. -,
s. s. Taplor bat ben aeI6ten unp
beten 8orratb Don 8ouboi, icrer Dirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29

f33, J. CITRATE, Ct. HAuls Wilma
~ 3err Gbas. o. 8. psfuaaan. beatf4es
O4IeYi, Mt
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0robe Yrei5 @rnifori9un9
Watbrarr " Uo.

S1o+ 1872 Dritte @trafe.
@omuer Damen<S tofe
2awnS, Bara9es,
@renaoin.s, Ycplin6>
CONNER uno
SopaneIide 5%eioeaofsM
Spmmer<S bawls, :
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9einene @n3i9e &c. &c.
unb aIerlef Baaren Die fir ben 6aus<
balt aebraudt weroen, merpen ;u ben bill
lianen Nreilen Derfauft.
N~lerancria Glaze 6anb19ube
Dot en@6attirun9en, 9eQ3rdn> 8lau,
2aYenber uno purpur. Gtenio f9Snt
@laee 9anoi@ube fir Elm Dollar ros
paar. "a. ~. .
Die Yretlt Der oben8enannten @aa>
IN f1np fit Zen iebtsenM onat beoeutsnp
R~raboelebt tporpen, unp &pir labet UNI
jtre Greunoe unp bas publituut tut al.
bsmeinen Elm, UNI un]tre @aarer unb
pYeie priftn. a.
Gatbeart Il. So.
133. .. 0traas, Ct. HAuI, Ntnn
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@erbf 1870
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bieten ibren wrrtben &unten Don nab
ano fern, Elm polltdnris ai1crtirteS Eager
ppn 5erbf> uuo @intermaaren> tel'z
bene aus cinheimilden unp iwrortirten
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fbubeu, @orietten, @et>
pen> unp @ammel-
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fein anceres 5aus I'M Staate slei@tuu,z
men fam.
Ole @ersr1btruns unitres 2ofales pa
uns in ben Stanp 9eieBt in allen 3pei>
gen neS @el9dfts cine uuuFduoi9e %ue>
wabl bieten fSnnen.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10
New York Gold ara stock Market.


By Telegraph NEW YORK, August g.
on Wall Street, the markets exhibited q
lltlle more animation. This afternoon
the features were decline In god and an
ADVANCE IN securities. On the STOCK exc
change some OF the Prominent brokers
were absent from the market some time,
ana aPPeasrso az Dold buyers, and succeed
ed In establishing an advance OF / and 2
per cent. In the gold room, the German
and anglo-American bankers were seIIera
of gold, which caused a decline to ll7IS
mors or the death OF Napoleon, and bg
the advance and 1rmness OF United states
bonds abroad, but the decline was acceler-
ated by the fact that some weak American
holders were forced to throw their g0lu
overload; one party alone, selling one
found inconvenient financiaiIy, to cars
any longer.
Later In the day there was q rally to
the amount OF 81 10000 or 81. 600. 900, but at
the Custom House thus far only 81 10000
has been cleared, The market closed dull
at 11S1S9llS1z. Carrying rates per cent.
cable kilograms OF leading nrms report q
decidedly easier feeling in the money
market at London, and state that prime
discounts are now only 4 per cent. In open
market; also. that confidence Is greatly
restored and money withheld from the
market from fear was steadily re-
turning TO general clrculatTon.t The
price or silver at London is declining,
ana money returning from the Continent
where lRe nrst fright and pinch IN money
had subsidized. In Frankfort, Berlin and
other money centres, financial affairs
have assumed more cheerful aspect
since the Prussian victory. These teIe-
grams announce general feeling of In
d1gnation I'm London and the Continent,
In regard 70 the violation OF the tnterna-
Eional law by France, In selling the specie
OF prominent bankers. This seizure has
caused Exchange on London TO advance
TO 25060 in Paris, the highest point 10 has
reached in twenty years.
MoNEY-Market 395 on call, with an ex-
ceGstve supply.
sTERLING O9ss91<i on sight lOsz
0l056.
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PITTsBURG, August 9.-Weather warm
and cloudy. Thermometer 96o. The river
There is nothing doing on the landing out
side the local packets. Dispatches from
upper Monongahela say the river is fall
ing. At OIL City, the river Is falling with
fifteen inches water.
PIITsBVRG, August 9.--Weather sultry
with slight shower et noon. Mononga-
hela two feet ten inches and falling. Busi-
ness dull. There has been no arrivals OF
departures.
CINCINNATI, August 9.-The river fell
seventeen inches in the last tWenty-fouF
hours, with ten feet seven inches in the
channel this evening. The r. r. Hudson
departed for Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, August 9.-The river has
fallen three inches, with three and one
half feet In the chute and nine feet on
Portland bar. A fine rain fell this after
noon. Weather cloudy with indications
OF rain. Mercury 90o az pm.
CAIRO, August 0.LPort List-FIorence.
81. Louis and return, 10 PM; Belle YER
non, Cincinnati to New Orleans, An
Virginia. New Orleans 10 Louisville. 8
Continental, 81. Louis TO New Orleans, z
PM. Rubicon, Vicksburg TO st. LOUIS, 4;
City OF Evansville Evansville packet, 4;
City OF Cairo, -. Louis TO Memphis, 4;
Belle st. Louis, st. Louis to Memphis, 8
River rose two inches. Heavy rain this
forenoon mercury SOo.
ST. LOUIS, August 9.-Arrived-GreatR Re-
public, and Kellogg and barges, from New
Orleans; Grand lower, from Memphis.
DeparIed-Rob Roy, to Keokuk: Julia, to
NicksburR. River rising from the late
rains. Weather showery mercury S0o.
NASHVILLE, August 0.-The river is fall
Weather warm and Bhowery. Arrived
Ella Hughes Cairo.
MEBHPIs, August 9.-Weather clear: mer-
curry 90o. River commenced rising last
20 Inches TO Little Rock. Depa rted-MolIie
Able, to ~. Louis,
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THE MARKETS.
NRM YORK Market.

new KOFK MarKets
| BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, August 9.
COTTON quiet; sales of $50 bales at 1870
FLOUR = Receipts, IL. 45I barrels; heavy
and 5gl9c lower; sales of 1900 barrels at
% a9ge ~ Tor superhne western and State
good to choice do; 50 5Od7 10 for while
wheat western extra; So 50a7 50 for extra
Ohio; &c I599 Is for extra st. Louis.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet and easier; sales OF
sou barrels at IS 6597 30.
COIN MEAL-Qniet.
WHIsKY-A shade drmer; sales OF 400
barrels at S9c0tl; chiefly 999991<c.
WHEAT-Receipts Il8.284 bushels: heavy
for No. spring; 81 Sal Is Tor No. Chi.
cago; 81 809I 35 for No. Milwaukee; 81 So
for winter red western; 81 7Ogl IS for new
white Virginia.
RYE-Quist.
Corn = Receipts 1912 bushels; lower;
sales Of $1,000 bushels &C 02<@95c for new
mixed western; closing at 921z@93H.
OATs-Recetpts 80, 1866 bushels; heavy and
lower; sales or 5000 bushels al 6fdgBc for
Ohio; 60g62c for state: 521z@55c for west
HAY-steady at s5@OOc for shipping; sl9
/ IS FOR retail lots.
HOPS Quiet and firm.
COFFEE-Ftrm.
SUGAR-FaIrly actfve: sales Of 75O hbds.
st SNSlOc for Cuba; s49l05z for Porto
MoLAssEs-QuIet.
RICE-Steady.
PETRoLEUM2Quiet at ~ for crude; 2ss<
GRAIN-Total stock IN warehouse, wheat
30 bushels; corn $50 973 bushels; -oais
s51aao5 ousnels; rye 2,4d bushels; barley
l05 69l oushelsi malt 1905 bushels: peas
u, s73 Bushels.
PoRK-QuIet and steady; sales Of 1876 bills
as 80 1880 for mess; s21ta26 for prime; s3l
for prime mess.
BEEF-steadv: sales of ZOO bbls plain
mess at SI20I6: Sl60SID Nor extra mess beef
hams nominal. fierce beef outlet al S26928
Tor prime mess; S3093l for India mess
mtddless quiet &C l5s< for long clear. 49,.
CUT MEATs-DulI at l9922c for picKteu
lam TTaavv. aalaa of 220 tierces at 1863
l65z for steam 179l71& for Kettle IsausLe0.
BUTTER-Steady at 20923c Tor WESTERN
CHEEsE-Dull &C 7Gl4H.
TURPzHTINE-Quieta at SS11YaOc.
FREiGHTs-To Liverpool lower wheat
Cd per Steam.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

PERsoNAL.-Dr. e. P. Banning,
Jr., who has been spending a couple
of weeks in New York, has returned
bringing with him skates and other
articles for the use of the Evans
vile Roller Skating Association"
The wOfk on the Rink is progress.
ing rapidly. An extra force of work
men were put on yesterday, and the
sound Of hammer and saw was heard
until after midnight. The Rink is to
open on the evening of the 18th inst,
and we risk nothing in saying that
it will be crowded to its full capacity
by the elite of the city. The Skating
Association, of Henderson, have
been invited to attend.
The Crescent City Band have been
engaged, and will discourse their
sweetest airs on that occasion.
Evansville is certainly going to
have one of the finest, if not the
finest fitted up Skating Kinks in the
United States. We know that it will
be deservedly popular with our best
citizens.
]" Roller skating has received the
unqualified endorsement Of the medi-
cal profession, clergy and public, as q
healthy, innocent. and fascinating
amusement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT FoRT
BRANcH.-A gentleman, who came
down on the evening train yesterday,
reports q shooting affair having taken
place at Fort Branch some time yes
terday.
It appears that two men, named
Wallace and Waters. had had q fight
on the platform of the railway sta
ton, after which Wallace went into a
grocery kept BY Mr.. G. Gram, the
Express agent, and there procured q
pistol from friend and fred at Wat
ers, the ball taking effect in Mr..
Grams side. infictiDg slight wound,
after which he fred again, striking
Waters in the mouth, and so severely
ipiuring him that he is not expected
to recover. What the origin Of the
fight was this gentleman did not
learn,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10
The Courts

CRIMINAL CoURT. - Hon. A. L.
Robinson presiding.-The trial Of
Andrew Hensley for an assault and
riotcus proceedings in Scott Township
occupied the whole day, the evidence
being volumnious and rather conflict
ing. The jury retired at about four
o'clock, and returned a verdict of
guilty, with a fine Of Eve dollars. He
will be tried again tomorrow in con-
junction with the Edmonds brothers
for riot.
REcORDEa's CoURT-N. Willard,
Esq, presiding.-Frank Wright was
fined "a so for shooting in the city
limits, and the court was adjourned to
permit Recorder Willard to receive
bic distinguished guests,
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINcTNNATI, August Q.
FLoUR-Dun but unchanged.
WHEAT-Duli and drOOpings red winter
81 1891 %; white SI 309l 40.
CoRH-Duil % s5@Ssc; the latter rate for
mixed shelled.
OATs-Dull; new SOas5c old 4sg55c.
RYE-85Q90c.
BARLEY-sl0l Is.
CoTrOH-Rather drmer; middllng Ib1<@
1S%.
WHIsKY Dull and prices nominal, AJAX
ing 96997c.
Mess pork and lard nominaliy I'M.
changed.
BULK MEATS In fair demand at l3k for
Shoulders and IS = for sides, but 20 more
asked.
BAc1N-Firm and in good demand sales
200 hhds at ~ for shoulders; TX for clear
rib sides; 1871 for clear.
HAMs-sugar cured duh at 25925H
BUTTER-Un changed.
CHEEsE-Uuchanged
EGGs -I80l4 for selected.
LIHsEED O1L-Sl O20l O5.
PETRoLEUM-Eirmo but not higher.
GoLD-Gl - buying.
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Sc. g,OuIs Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS August
ToBAcCo-DaFk leaf dull and unchanged
bright leaf active and higher; good to lair
manufacturing ranges at l2<g25c.
COTTON Nominal at l71TGlBC.
HEBTP-Flrm at sl409l90 for undresged.
ROPE-Unchanged.
FIoUR-superfine 81 sega rs; extra q So
as 25s Xxx % 5096 rs.
WHEAT-Firm but slow; No. 2 spring 81 I:
No red fau 81 1901 20; No. / 90 81 Ia
/ "a; inspected lots &c higher.
CoRN-HeaYy and easier; mixed 750S0c !;
yellow S0c0el; white 0J393o.
OATs-Dull and closing lower; 4la3t5< for
mixed, and 45c for white.
RYE-pull and lower; G71z975c for good
to strictly prime.
HIGHWINES-Firmer at W097%.
PROYISIoNs-Quiet but nTm. Pork s3l 90.
Bacon-order lots sold at l4s<0l5c, mostly
at latter; clear rib lBc: Gear lyc.
LARD-Dull; retailing at lb%@l0<c for
uerce, and l71S9l7Szc for keg.
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Michigan LegIsIafnra.

DETROIT, August 8 - The two
Houses of the Michigan legislature
have agreed on an amendment 20 the
constitution, to be submitted to the
people, providing that the Legislature
may make a provision By law for the
payment by counties. townships and
municipalities Of all bonds or other
obligations heretofore issued in aid OF
railroads; such bonds TO be paid BIZ
the county, township or Municipality
issuing them, and not in any case By
the State; the question of payment 10
be submitted to each municipality.
This was adopted in the House by
81 yeas to % nays, and in the Senate
by % yeas to A nays. No provision is
made Tor granting aid to railroads il
future.
Both Houses have voted to adjourn
Wednesday at noon.
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RIVER NEW
For Other Rfvsr IsenIs See Tntrd Page.


A rain set in at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and continued. lightly, up
to 4 Pm. There were no additional
arrivals after the Palestine.
The Sam. Orr, for PASSPORT. and
Mary Miller, to Cairo. departed, both
with fair trips......The Pine Bluff and
Palestine had fair trips both ways.
The Palestine turned over fifteen pas
sengers to the Mary Miller, which
had a fine trip out......The Courier
has never corrected its blunder about
John IVinson building the the hull OF
Captain Thomas's boat, nor has il
restored the severa! feet of hull oil
which it attempted to rob her. To
err is human, to correct errors is gen.
tlemanly and honorable. character
istic of which the Courier editor has
never been charged...,..The Sam. j.
Hale. with barge in tow, passed up
up at $50 last night. She had a
moderate trip.........The Fayette came
up about dark last night, bringing up
a number of citizens to hear the
speaking at the Opera House...."...
The Palestine left shortly after Pm.
with nice packet trip.
Boats Leaving Today.
FoR CLARKsvILLE. = The fDe
steamer Hartford. Captain Fl. V.
Thompson. with John Wilbanks in
the Office, leaves at Pm. to-day for
GAINESVILLE and all way points. She
has pleasant appointments, and her
officers will be found pleasant gentle
men.
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PERSONAL. = Among the dissin:
guished strangers in the city yester-
day. were Hon. w. E. Niblaek,
Member of Congress from this Dis
trict; Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,, OF
the Terre Haute District; j. B,
Ryan, former Treasurer of State
Hon. j. M. Crebs, Of Illinois; Hon.
e. 7. Sullivan, of Mt. Vernon; Jesse
Laird and Col. Cal. Jones. of Rock
port; and Hon. Ed. Startling. Mayor
of Henderson; Hon. Samuel Bus
kirk, Of Bloomington.
John J. Chandler. Esq, has re-
turned from a short visit to the
Martin County Springs.