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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-25

DR.. Saith Send me more Oil and more
circulars. 1t is going like hot cakes"
send some circulars also 70 Sutltn Co.,
Cherry Valley, as they sent in for q sup
ply OF the OH. Please send by first xpreSs,
and obliRe, Yours truly,
D. L. BECKER, Druggist.
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81 BELFAST, Me-, October 24.-H. q.
Eastman and wife, of Freedom, have
been indicted for manslaughter, in
causing the death, BY Starvation, of
Mary Clifford, an invalid lady under
their charge.
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BosToN. Oct. "a AT Beacon Park,
to-day, the double team race for
$5 600, was won by Jessie Wales and
Darkness, beating Kirkwood and
Honest Allen; time 1854, 2:424 and
2.33l1 q.
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One dollar and UpWards.

As the money on deposit will be loaned
out the Savings Bank ought to be wen
patrcnized, especially by the middle class
es so that the bank may be always able
10 supply the demand for small loans.
This Bank Is especially valuable for the
benefit of the laboring classes, as nearly
all the money is deposited by the working
men. Bring. therefore. your small sums,
even If IL be ONE DOLLAR, so that the
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dated and relieved.
The BEST OF SECURITY, given for de-
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that you and your children may reap the
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once 70 Main Street. go
JOHN LAVAL
sepl5-1mddw Secretary and Treasures.
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MIDDLETowN, N. Y, October "a
A freight train ran off the track to
night. II delays the express train
from the West, due in New York at
10 o'clock. which win arrive in the
morning.
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Cenans of C0nnecllcnf.

HARTFORD. 0ctober 24.-The cen
sus of Connecticut shows a popula-
ton Of 537 $50.
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RELGTUM

BzussEIs. October 24-Athouah the
there to-day.
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ny In ZOE YOuRsELF.

SALT RHEUM it cures every time ar
you use no soap on the parts while apply
Ing the OH, and IL cures most all cutane-
Gus diseases seldom falls in Deafness or
gists. sep15-dly
CLOUD, AIKEN & CO., General Agents,
and Sole Agents for Evansville and vi
cIntty, to whom all orders should be sent.
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Nor a FATLuREI Nor ONEII

IfROm Lanndn.l
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Dr.. Smith, Phtla.: I have sold the OIL
for Deafness, Sickness, Neuralgia, &c., and
In every case tt has given Satisfaction.
can procure quite a number of letters. We
want more Of the large size, &c, &C.
Yours respectfully,
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The Peoples Savings Bank,

Which has been removed to the Drus
Store OF the undersigned, will henceforth
receive deposits of
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Sure on Deafness, Salt Rheum, AC

Cures rheumatism. Cures Salt RheuDs.
Cures RrgSfpeIds. Cures Pur0lySts. Cures
SaOetltR0s. Cures C7tfLbJdinS. cures lead
ache. Ottres Burns and F5rosts. Cures Piles
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FANcY G0ODs 8 s

TOYS, NOTIONS, MUS GsAL MARES,
New Novelties, &c, for the FalI-t trad q
wholesale and retail, AZ the old stand, No.
l Maia St. loel3-Snl a. g. PUSH sc. 4
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKE7.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Sept. 3. 1870.
The close of the week was not attended by
any improved demand for valuable stock, and railroad
and work horses sold at the usual prices Of CANADIAN
horses there are plenty in the market particularly a'
Bulls head Stables where they can be bought AT prices
RAM ging from s125 TO s200 A.. or,o,c
farmers the desire to raise valuable stock nas III
creasing in proportion TO the profits 10 be derEeu
It, and the specimens OF country breeding tns m M ,
lead US to anticipate that some fine animals viii "
the young and horses which VIII De DrOuBH'
to the NewYork market during the coming season.
The carria dealers predict for the Fail season an w
leading houses will probably bring some novelty 10
this line before the public or an exceedingly Rraceu
landauet, which. under the of "The Coming Car
rage Is intended to win favor with our ladies, Tor morn
already made previous mention and will only add that
the fair purchasers fully trust Mr. Flandraus proven
good taste TO the selection OF such color In trimmings
and inner dapery OF the carriage as VIII be most IN mar
mOny with their complexion and favOTte tnts Of dress
4" The BANKERS BrOugh0m" is another novelty an
nounced for the Fall trade by Messrs Demarest Wood
ruff being considerably cheaper than coupe
which 10 mostly resembles Il answers admirably the pur
for which 10 Is nended-an easy and comfortable
ride To and from business.
A Double suspension Lan1an, manufactured in Berlin
by Joseph Neuss carriagemaker to the King Of Prussia
has lately been imported by Messrs. Brewster Co.. and
be at their Carriage Repository on f1fthaye o
its kind and for its size 10 certainly is the gntest anu
most gracefully built family carriage ever brought 10 n
country. 3,
A full coach harness. with heavy gold mountings and
Ornamented with cut gold monograms OF exquisite taste
made to order for James H. Roosevelt Is no" Deng com
pleted by X. Campbell Of No. so Fourthaye inns house
In being well paronized by the best and wealthest
class Of citizens is only deservedy reapng tne fruits
OF reliable workmanship and known upright dealing.
headstraps brides present very much en- rogue
for race and gala days.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

iVpsN sent 3-l:3Oa mThe and pac1o new. Js re-
gye relief imp1se gwen 10 pnces ana
LESBOS sent 3ll 3Os onso opened al s for both
and the American securities steady United States
1851 8os Ten fOrties, 6a Stocst 1rher
and higher Rssa shares IA Illinois Centra ll4 Auanuc
zui Western. ~. ,., =.
Lrygr0oL sept 3-l:30s mCotton opened frn; Mdng Up
ia1 sg9d Mddhug Orleans 0yId. Wheat j06 for No
Red Western. and s. 1d9 for Red Winter
J0NpDN. sept. J.-Refned Petroleum dali
3PetrOeum 20 for Stadand he
l0Ap0N J-i3O COnsO closed "! f1 hph money
securities higher, United states
bonds 89l: 1875 old 88s 1861 S Ten Fort - &
Sks que Ere Railway l7l Illinois Ceniials Z Atlantic
aud Great " 2zi.
sept 3l:O HTbe Cotton market closed excited
Mdug Upnds ODD Mddng Orleans StL he sales oi ne l
90 bales nrdng export speruaton PORK
qut L. n Bacon 50 q for Cumbernd Co Reaned Pc
ineeuia. a g gallon.
HAysE. sept 3Couoh dull-Orlesns 30 francs per cvt
PAFis sept The opened ssf 81 francs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
Exrokrs rROn sErT. ]. la69. 70 DATE.

4RNPIu Hemp change TO note and quote ha 1o
oaly Al II. n 2lc. gold; Jute az 5dbc.. gold . -, ~,
MOLASSE dull and nomlnSL We qsO'e ~ ''"s- oi Nu
,ado. and Bd3e for DO Clayed 80, 49,, - -..-s-- -.
NAVAL STORRS-Spirts TupeDtiue is still quoted AZ Yesterday
business Transacted 'ruue
rp~nane nominal last quoted The favorable war e"
strengthened the market for low grades
o.. demaud sales Of 500 70 600 ho Of nir
~ made At hb hesr Of sales n the better grades
ANA quote 81 81 81 5 for No q 81 5Od for No ana +Sd 70
ere At ~ . for washington 90 for Wilmington City Pitch
quiet . ~ 25
American Inseed good demand and the market brn
Eng.h dull prices nOmnaly unchanged Cre f Os
a. rsgt secal change; demand moderate Mnui'ctuel
l. are iu and prices special change. IN other os
have No new festu O trade remaining dulL
and depressed feeling thai th
has been noticeable; th a'an
u the s, continued Of the Prusian srm ooAn "
peace adn0nhed dealers 70 sell and has chekel any
seo0stSc inquiry for the future To-day he Oema1a i9 lwt
m M Tor future delivery bbs 81 IS buyer Sepem1er
~ uurs dull a Plain Mess and $l60 : ~ for EH
IRA Mes Terce dull and prices nominal bei ans
w weak cut Meats quiet 1OQe for Smoked Hams Bacon l.
arm Al ll for Long Dressed Hogs steady ~ 49, Tor
quet sales 80 bbs and tos Al 100 "r NJ" L
fort q and ltic for fair 20 prime steam
Luau L.ral.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
pOMEsTIc MARKETS.


PaLanFLFsit sept 3-CoOn demand light; Mddhtg upaois
~. 121. do. Gulf, 2c Hom-Denand hgLf, sprsg
Nees Kus sn S6g SG6 Psnnsylysn do - i5o = - na,na
and Olo Do tt1d0 ~ 70. faTcy BunGs la0 D. Wheat
eoo2os ladana Red go ~ 90 Msrylsnd 81 81 ke Gal At
.S0Nc Corn quiet; Penusyl,sna yellow s6dSoci yellow
Mrslesa 9'o9Sc Low hIed &e9c. Oats steady s,aie Sc
Nesirrn f90ae Delaware a2e COdee-0 l5 0l1l L8gnATr
e gold MOlasss unchanged Petroleum eyersh snd
nominal Crude l60C!c Reaud 25lc WHISKY steady Western
ion ~
BatSpss sept 3COton frer but quOtsb, higher; Mddns
9r Flour tul Wheat DOLL and besvy; Amber
Mar in ~ s50 ~ FsiT Good dd 81 2G VI +0 Common.
- ess Red Winter 81 JVeSl b Con-IrreguAr
40 losss-Msryland White st sgasci 90 yellow Ge Western
White 300 MIXED Western 51dsc Oats SEE Re-,
79 Provisions unchanged WHISKY in fair dsntnd At 95ds
lo>DON sept Petroleum buoyAb gallon Cs
buoyGut Lnseed oil fJl 10
sugar the spot and shoat TaoS ~
psf Spints Turpentne quei.
wusNeros. n. C. sept 3-Spits Turpenine: 25c Common
grm Strained 81 75 crude Tnrpsntne
Z 20 a ~ IS. Cotton steady Siddhbg Mideihgs lie
Sent d1l and nominal Wheat
WAh4sh ts; Amber hebgsD ~ il No Amber Illinois
~ No Red Wabash, Sl 49, No do 81 IA No do TO-
Noa dull No ~ 6sc No Il ee Oats dgl No at ioe No
10 Bunslo, Ie 70 Chicago Receipts
bbA busb Wbest 200 bush Corn 20 bush
81 pm-n-70O bbA Fosr, 1000 bush Wheat l000 bush Corn
-isJ ha,h. OAis
IornvfIg sept 3-Bagghg selyei Hemp -. Cotton firm
alnk H. Fiosr Extra Family. - 80 Whisi doll;
~. Provisions scai,. Bieoa-Shoader' he Clear RL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

gold favorable OF
and Prussia there has been an
qun the line Of Flour and Grain engagements AMI rates IN
declining have continued The only engagements Au
ay being Yesterday The engagements are
70 Liverpool bush Wheat at I'D and 1oo DO by sai
London $50 bbS Flour IS bb sail and 6t buh
quote Flour Liverpool at Is 73d ais %
had bat The depression ana
IN frght decline in gold and uniaN0
compelled holders yield 10 effect sales To ny
az the
Spring and with large supplies OF Ol IN
early movement the new crop buy haNe ad
i advantage freight adding largely TO tie
the supply vessels WILL be much larger at
quite plenty and pleased 70 note the ci that
M new Sprng and invariably give excellent satisfaction
pi condition shipped by a-ths applies
cay owing the lower OF freight by SAL
commands comparatively high prices Very little Of the old Spring wheat
condition 10 shipped being sell
6u dcu and have bad TO note decline daily We sre
~ 10 ind that portion the old Amber Wheat In store weevy,
and l. ecei should this prove general have only moderate
for export hardly OF the Spnng here
sound To-day market is less scve snd under the RON bu-
e gold prices d4 lower and uncertain lew ship
me- the market bush at 81 20 for No Chicago Spring
: ia IS FOR do do 81 % for No Sdo do 80 for
stale ana Kentucky Barley plenty bat prices
uncertain Barley NAH duh and heavy
and prices are uncertain Irregular much Of stock out Of
copfon and heavy New closes tame sales O bush
81 Mixed and White Western 81 4Sd5O ior
Old and Jersey at 5000 Rye heavy the
sales 100 bush Western at 6Sdc Corn Is
ftg offered and closes sales o. 600 bush At g0boo
fr Damp Unsouni 8d84c for Western Mixed, and western
lriOS N i&d6c
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

M-Tle market for Grade in buE has been in very IN
eti and holders accordance with the favorable
uronen ccs demanded much higher and have
~ instance but the general market has been siher quiet
e sale. s spot l4c and 500 DO ~ l4c tmade ear
holder Il r close asking quote the marke pre Tor spot
the Cr ek has heen moderaie scb'e bat "e
were un quotations Refined has been n moderate request
ad,suc.i pFss 214c asked u'l'eeS
thu done: sale Of 500 bbs : W. made for delivery before
IN. ~ of Sepeber n IN dadeha moderate bus ess was
ypsaci8 and a m the sales are 2Jp bb iof sep
mr deerr at PSI Q25c IO0 bbl each be receipts there were
g.6pef 7 hbls Crude AS bhls Nsphha here quet al uc
RE IN ght demand from the trade and full pHct obtained sales
BOG raugoOE .t01sc. N
frng qIgqr se bid 909le. for Cuba and IL boxes
ysna =, sc Refued snd heavy HsTds BE and white
A" -..-.. 80.
SEEb>-Cs c nseed active ana fui pnc are
,oe sse Of QUO bag made al 81 2 gold Grass SEEDS
arc da an prices are without change Timothy il quoted bn " 1T
Der uu. and lover al IL dlilc. per ID. 80 O..
STEARIN-(hOcc and wanted; NlN pIh' io''
4, active sales Of 5000 10 al l3l doc ,.o.o , .
TALON and unchanged small sales Z" IOV 10 A "
qic.. %. Q4c, and Inferior Al Sc per H. 90, ~
WHISKY but trm, sale Ol ~ Dds "ss m'N' o. '
lat Is generally held q the close iOl nboune
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
COTTON MARKETS.

Sept 3Coon very arm holders asking higher rates
Mdngs al7!c sales 800 bses net receipts 10 bales STOCK
2 953 bales
MOBILE Sept 3Coton frmer Mddhng lie; sales, 100 bales
stock, l0,0l3 bae. 80,
BALTIsoRE Sept 3CoOn froeri Mdings 2 sales 100 bales
receipts-coastwse "a bales stock, 955 bales. 80.
EORFoLX Sept. 3Cotton que Mddhngs lac; net receipts %
bales expOrts-coastWise, l3J bales, stock, 400 bales
B0sToN Sept 3-COon-DGnant good prices tending up MID
dngs 2lc sales COO bales receipts R bales coasSise Il
bales; total. 23 bales; stock, $50 iales.
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept 3CoouHoders ask au advance buyen
operate caution; Mdngs saef, 900 bae net receipts
2 bales total l9 bale export-to France 9i
bales; coastwise pol bales; stock, 1880 ba IS. -,
3-COtton opened tm and closed que Mid
81 bales receipts 557 bales stock lt bales
3Con quiet hut hrm Good rnary l4fd c
bales; receipts q bales stock, 496 bales
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
Che Gurt.
PARK,

FLEETWOOD PARK,
il MORRfSANIA.
WESTMINSTER. n. Y
SEPTEMBER MEETING. 1870.
PREMIUMS $500
SEPT. ~. 2l. D. and p.
TUESDAY Sept. 0
Purse for horses that best 2fO 5000 TO The
6rstho to the second 800 70 the third
WEDNESDAY, sept 81
Purse No $1,000 horses that beat 2O 81 200 10 ihe
FRS, ore. $500 to the second, $3.50 10 the third
THURSDAY. Sept 2l
horses that beat 2bi ol 80 10 iue
Grs horse 500 the second, 500 10 the third
FRIDAY, Sept e.
Pne No for horses that beat 2i; two miles snd
repeat 500 the 6rst horse 800 TO the sond $40 tO
the third ... ,
$3.50 for horses that best 22S -lo to the
frsha $500 10 the second. 500 to the third.
he mile heats three i've hsrness except Purse
No which wall be miles aud repeat. in harness
three and start 10 close al
George Fleetwood Park Club House, liJ Broad~ay be-
SewYOrk o'clock Sept D.
An entries by addressed Boz l23 Morssnis Post Once
r. orler HENRY DATER. President
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
miscellaneous
,.rr. n.cxAcEs F0R ruE pREss.

c,ou, .nd par.srs ,ess arriving this resss~
,,r addressd The Nesiork Associated Pes s1r =
Ssnoas ,Ibhng the vrtea authority Of W. Smooca eesss
sea fot the JOarral Of ConHr T>s Trsgss
World EEpssss Erensag Post ComHsrcsai hds1r css
,iuas Nsri i0rser DspoSrLt AoeL aso be 60"
th,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
printing
Alathlnerp.

DROPELLER ENGINES FOR SALE.
i New Condensng Engine tiincl Cylinder o lns stroke
New Condensng Engine 40ueh Cylinder by 91nch Stroe
2hand ntnsng Engine. 3inch Cylinder By 9neh stroke
udnsng Engine, Jinch Cylinder BY Jonch StfOkei
Anu S''''' c. w COPELAND, 81 Broadway.
DROPELLER ENGINE FOR SALE.
One Propeller Engine i0neh cylinder by feet stroke with RE
TURS TUBULAR BOILER Apply to
~ CHARLES " COPELAND. "a Brcadwsv New-YorE.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
L. 5. ENGISEgR OFFICE No II sIArE-sr-
:ALBANr. y. l.. Aug. 81. lS1O }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a

L. \ ENGtNFER OFFICE No. n STArE-sr.,l
.ALBANI. y. l.. Aug 81. lblO
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- thi, u ocock FRIDAY, sept o. isO o the re-
mos of Of the Hudson Rter ABOUT nan ME
Van Wes Light give deph ot"ee e' A. mean
Tq ebic coptent, in position TO be Is estimated after
c, survey st four hundred gbt cubc yards the greatest
length being about one and twenty feet and the greatest width
aud vicinity BE- seen At TINS once Nhee
all possible information will be given
Bd. will be received much per cubic Tsrt the amount to ne
asned completion the by the channel over he
gvns mean low water Ih work must be CON"
sm.nced by Oct H. and be completed by Nov. 30 1870
No hid will unless made printed forms TO be obian 8,
th, gusranee The successful @
der will contract with the United states with
good stamps for contracts add bonds be fur
nshed BY the contractor
tagrou- ,,..c - ~.
JOHN NJ WILSON MAJOR Engineers. Breyrt Colonel L : A.
DsrAErHENr DOCKS. Nos 40 AND 3+e BKosDvEr,l
NEwioRK August ~. 1879.
vN0 CONTRACTORS.-PR inclosed
sealed envelope and ndorsed with the title of the ~ort aud
the bidder will be screwed At the ONCE Of the Department OF
Slip betxern Nos aud Z. Esst River
Slip between Nos. 10 and 10, East River
Slip kstween Nos ~ ami u. BAsl River. m,
Sip adjacent bushead 2tth and 2th streets hAs h
Slip between piers Nos IS and "a, North RIVER
Sip piers foot Of 3h sud 18th North River H.
Blsak forms of specifications aud agreements can bs oosh "
odee OF th. Department. JOHN 4. AGNBW
RCHARD NJ HlAkf,
WILSON q. HUNT
HUGH SMITH,
WILLIAM WOOD
Comm l.-oaer, sf the Department '' p'''
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
Proposals.

OYYrcE OF CoNGREssIoNaL PAINTER,
WAsHINGroS, August T. 1870.
PROPOSALS for LITH0GRAPHlNG, &c
sealed Propo,a this Office until the 18th Jay Of
septembr 1870 O'Clock forenoon hhosptg thirteen
ps usrson diseases In cattle and FOR printing seven
thousand hundred copies each plate Si OF The plates TO De
printed in colors. 40. Al /, A.,
desroas Of bidding for the ..,. .
The deliver when completed al this once
bond with sureies approved N
District Jndge 10 the sun zen
tbousln dollars faithful performance of tue conrac
A. NJ. CLAPp. Congressional Printer
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
on =, i7c 9On November rs llsc; sOo 16ic; and
y n.phr al i6-a Of Low Mddhpg We quote az fol-


tnis dul and nominal Sales bags Santos per r. Schmidt
% Foen. and 800 hsgs Rio Hnga and al Baltimore
- 49, Rio per Senorits, and 9t5 do, per Cho.
OlTR AND MEALThe Flour market has been much depressed
nuaed arrivals especially The low grades Of Amber ana
wheat uufsvorabe from Europe some sdvence
s slight decline gold and STEADY increase In sock nav
desire to se and to do large abatement 10 p
especially in trade brands Of which stock Is arg
nm anA have had to great egularty IN the sses "
sies which only be disposed Of freely BY submitting 70
ts Of the Extra State arriving has been et
MS has heen in fair demand for export at - IS y but @
N~t excessive A good business has been done IN NO shu
Soe Al lower bnt ooupArtve'y coed prices The aIge
SUI of Common Family Extras and the steady sluuoo %
rl k shoud not remembered by mlers and 70 th
e supp the decline dung the week is to he attributed
% 10 ANYTHING exhibited from that state TINS four Is
ar with bakers and dealers The exports OF the steA wee ar
1 W and Cor corresponding period last year 4o9 bhls
be market Western unsettled under Tie news rOm huIo
are og 0d1S all grades and inactive as usna a the
he week foreign sdyices adding 70 the dune No ana
& Ar, oe, fair request shipping brands are IN E,iS na'ru
mi dealers In their vws the sales are 100" bbs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

SEVEN PER CENT BONDS,
~ Principal and Interest by tho City Of Nevhe Oonh
TOTAL ISSUE, s225 coo
For sale by
VT HATCH son ~ Wsllst, New YORK
X SCRANTON New Haven Conn
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
ftriurss ano Msstings.
Sales bn Aurtion

A HKRrp. AGetonesL
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway, cor.
ID hs,e. Of Books wOrhs Of Arr Psney Good. FarSafs se
Gxo. A. LEiyIrY. Auenonee. - ,>.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astor place and Kghth-st LEAvlrr sTRBBklGH
Co. LBKAs. CArALoeurp AND SOLD
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

quote: u,e.aas oo Ohio Ind 4 III Spn a. s50 as 90
Soar bbl ....ss va =. W W io' 0ii p.S t 49,,
Ne-,.-.''' b5d col (Shppingl 4Nd ; %
't,p 25d 5Ol Ohio Ex Trade brds. 5jG 90
Nlsf 6Oa o Wheat.
StsH st;ng Nj 5 l5Q so OHIO and Mich. Goa IS
NTs sr,1ng Double do. do. a5d : 40
Gcei ~ 9 - sSa 20 81 Louis Single Etts. 000 6S
Nhe- : Iows R1t s asa OO St Double Ext l00 %
Nnnes'A - rr9sps ST LOUIS Triple Xxi. 50d 9 90
hts N'ebigsr e5a s 20 Cieneee brands
Fo1r s freely offered lower and
Ia sales qSn bbs We quote; .., g.. AZ ooanso
pr Aet and GeorgeiOwn mixed 20 good snp 80 wa - "
psr Aet and Georgetown Extra aud Family. t3d y
fr.rcs urs and Petersburg Country ,...... OlG %
R,rbpond Country. I90 -
U,lgsre.. ..... 500 =
,o~s ana Tennessee. Extra and Famly..... 8 O1H p
m Felr fair demand and prices steady sales $50 bhlS We
T 81 25d ~ 50 state and PENN s5 IS S6 Ol
C N., j. quiet and yesterdays pneesi sales 100 bbs We
qnois. -~roo cu-t n. q. az
NO Western. - Goa 5 20 G. Meal Brw PC. "a go %
! 1867, TO DATE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
Fourth Subdivision.

TICKETS,
No Ti0 81 the LIST thousand,
No. 52J Of the "a thousand.
No. 52g Of the "a thousand,
No. so Of the 9TH thousand,
No. u Of the Jth thousand.
No. ,, Of the 9Th thousand
No. gJl Of the 7th thousand,
No 825 Of the 3ili thousand.
No. 8Je Of the oh thousand, ani
No Or of the 10Th THOUSAND enttel TO $50 each and
No 565 of the 4th thousani and
No l Of the 8h THOUSAND entitled to 800 each and
y, lfa NJ The i.h thonsAnh IA entitled 70 S2OO.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

Ipnlll NuD-Ul'lSlOil'
TICKETS,
No I8 Of the lst hous,ai
No Ip OF the % thousanl,
No ~ Of the II houoai
No -! Of the ith thoas'nf
No 1ls Of the Sch thousand.
No 90 Of thr 9Th THOUSAND
No u Of the 5ih thousand
No sgso of the 9Th thousand
No $40 Of tbe 9th THOUSAND 'ni
M sie of tb. 10th thousand entitled to $50 each snd
No gu Of the 9th thousand, and
NJ saoo of the LAT thousand entitled to soo each and
N s,7 ~ the sth thousand is entitled TO 200
bd T,ese can exchanged on and after the 15th
Of SEPTEMBER ueri for the sans e'eh re'pse''u snu1a
@h hls, conforming to regulations established BY the
., a., oJ,, sf ,h,m-which will be furnished 70 persons
,i.S ,o,e. that thu, bold any the described ticket.
NBAn other tickets hi. eres are interested 'he ssa nsr
, ., ~. h,.De. Of the fund namely, $1,000 careful resas
80, IN ,,l,,s IN. operation Therefore preserve oil tickets
,L., do nat participate 10 the Prr'eai d''noaioa.
49,. w. N P8s CO.. fl College place M.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
Fifth Subdivision.

TICKETS.
No 81. Il the 1t thousand
No. 6ll OF the 2d thousand
No. 2l6 Of the "a thousani,
No. 80 of the ith thousand,
No :; OF the 5lh thousand
No. 753 OF the 9th thousands
No. li8 Of the 5ih THOUSAND,
No i0g Of the 9th thousand,
No. ~ Of the 9TH th0uund. and
No 20 of t- 10Th thousand entitled to $50 each and
No 2l3 " the - thousand. and
No Isi " the 9Th thousand entitled to 100 each ami
No J,fs of the 81 thousand is entitled to 500.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-17
Result I'm ycnango County.

Tho return judges from the election dis
tricts in Venango county met at the court
house In Franklin on Friday last, and count
ed the votes cast at the late election. The
convention organized by electing Hon. NJ.
c. Beebe, OF Pieasantvile, President, and
E. ". Smiley and W. II. James, clerks
The following is the total vote on the differ
ent officers:
Consress-Gilfllan, rep, 3, ,l67; Griffith
dem 2,79S; majority 1863.
Assembly rep, 3, lGG; Stone,
rep, 3.l60; Keenan,. dem, 1927.
County Commission er-Dubbs, rep, 3, l96
Mays, dem, 2,772; majority 424.
Audiior-Glass, rep, $3.50; HawortA,
dem, 1886; majority 4l4
Jury Commissioner rep, 066
McElpbatrick, dem, 2,sl6; majority 25O
James Robinson received 26 votes for
Jury Commissioner, William Robinson 3,
George Robertson /, and Fanny Price l
| After the result was declared. Hon John
H Smiley was appointed return judge OF the
Congressional vote, and A J Keenan for the
Ass emily vote