Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 September 1869 — Page 4

Advert Isementn, In this column . of three lines, each insertion. Thirty Cents.

TT AWTP.Tl. I til. A good girl to do general bousetjjr work for a sma'l family. A German cul preferred. Inquire at this office. se22t , . C ARrKXTF.SN Immediately, four first-class Carpenters. t Cnurch Building, corner Third and Cherry Street. Ee " -srrr(rir. A cood tenant wishes to rent i2L aiious.f containing f bent three or fmTrooms. within five minutes walk of theFist Office. Address JNO. KENNYON, cars c f Box 14-50. seltTOrZ SAILS. Mf.COXBIIV FORCE PtJtP3 Is in good order. Inquire at the JouruTlOiSce. aepll. "rrorSE AXW LOT On Eighth Street. jiL between Oum and Mulberry. Fn,7tu at the Journal Oiiice of XHpMASJ. MIS CSIiXA-TTB OP'S. TI STRECEITEH-From New York J Fall styles of Ht and Bonnet B oclts. Wit. BUTTKiKS, corner Second and Mulberry Streets. WEDNESDAY.. SEPTEMBER 22, 1889. G IT Y tfE W S t COAL UXDEES. Some soot! Coal Cinders raaj ba f.mnd at thB Journal Offlce. Any ner&on can hare them by hauling them away to-day. SyTag3 neatly Journal OfSce. printed at the JEST" Ilevenus Stamps for sale at the StimD Denartmeot of'ihe Postoffice. r JEST The city was devoid of matters of special interest yesterday. Yesterday was another warm day, but it is hoped the weather will moderate shortly. QP,The case of Mrs. Crowe!, for attempted poison, will be called up in the Criminal Court, to-morrow. JESS" We learn that the receipts of Noye3' Circus were ?573 Robinson's receints were $833. The latter had a menagerie in addition to his circus, tarTkc Galaxy and Harper' Magazine for October, have been received by Fish & Barter, Booksellers, No. 19 Main Street. Both are very good. ?Our reader will not forget the sale of valuable property on Market Street, on Saturday next. A rare opportunity will bo offered for making a profitable investment. JBy The City Council will meet to -night at seven o'clock promptly. . Considerable business will be brought up, as no session was held on Monday evening. JEST" The City Clerks are exceedingly busy at work on the assessment roll, which they are getting ready for the collector as rapidly as possible. Bebekah Degree Meeting. A meeting will be held at the Odd Fellows' Hall this evening, at 7 o'clock, for work in the Tiebekah Degree. All Daughters of Rebekah arc invited to h rreHAit.. - JKJ The question in regard to the erection of a tobacco warehouse on the wharf, between Division and Pine Streets, will, as wo are informed, be decided by the Supremo Court on the first Monday in October. Ja7 Blank Books of all kinds at the Journal Office. 57 The work on the new Catholic School building, on Third Street, is progressing steadily, and the walls of the second story arc already up. The building will be an imposing edifice when completed. October Magazies. Mr. John II. Scott, corner of Main and Second Streets, ha3, our thanks for copies of Harper's Magazine and the Atlantic Monthly, delivered at 12:15 yesterday. " Pap " is alway3 on time. Common Pleas Court. Louisa Calvert vs. John Calvert, negroes; suit for divorce on tho ground of bigamy. Granted. Louisa and John wero married some time since, and after living together one day, it turned out that John had another wife. John sloped, and Lousia had the hymenial tie dissolved. More Bowlders. Ou Monday evening, Mr. Lowry discharged a number of his bowlder brigade on account of having no more bowlders, but a boat load arrived unexpectedly yesterday morning, and the workmen were engaged again. The work of bowldcring Loccst Street will bo pushed forward as fast as possible. Not Running. The street cars are not running this week, on account of the track being torn ud in Lamasco by the workmen who are engaged in building the Third Street sewer. It is a great inconvenience to the public, but we must have sewers to carry off the surplus water that cannot be accommodated by the Lamasoo Lakes. CS-IIank Bassett's squad is still still engaged in cleaning sewers. They were trying yesterday to take a big piece of timber, 25 feet long and 10 by 12 inches thick, out of t& branch sewer that runs from the head of Main Street and intersects the Sycamore Street sewer at the corner of Eighth. There are also several large planks in the same sewer, which were carried into the sewer during a heavy rain. Tiie Straight Line Railroad Redivivus. It seemsthat the action of the Couoty Commissioners in refusing to order the election for the purpose of making a donation of 110,000 to this road, has not settled the matter. It is proposed to carry it into the Courts. Mr. Willard Carpenter yesterday called on many citizens for signatures to a petition, asking an appeal to the Circuit Court from the decision of the County Commissioners.

A Splexdid Establishment. We

yesterday looked through the exten sive dry good3 house oi Miller cc Brintmeyer, on First Street, which, by the way, is one of the largest and most popular establishments in this city. The store looks small from the front, but upon entering the illusion is dispelled, and the visitors discover that they are surrounded with a magnificent stock of seasonable dry goods. On the second floor a splen did assortment of carpets are to do found, and the firm are prepared to fill all orders in this line, no matter how large. The business of the house is immense, considering tnat it has been in existence only two years. The number of persons em ployed about the store is fourteen, and they are all kept busy. The sales of the firm last year, ... ;ordIn.r to the returns made to the Hevenue Asses sors, amounted to " over $100,000, which splendid trade has been se cured by gelling good goods at low prices. They buy for cash and sell for cash, which is the proper way to do business. Another great feature of this house, and a new one in th:3 city, is that they keep an .bxpress "Wagon with which to deliver goods at the residences of their customers, free of charge. This is an unusual accommodation, and one which the ladies will not be slow to take advantage of. Such enterprise oa the part of anv firm, as exhibited ly Miller & Brinkmeyer, is truly commendable. S? A large stock of fins Note and Letter Paper for sale at the Journal Office. Good Sale of Tobacco. Martin, Gardner & Co. sold yesterday, at the Blue Warehouse, thirty hogsheads of tobacco. The sale was one of the most satisfactory of the season. The tobacco men were in attenuanco in force, an l a great deal of interest was manifested. The figures are a3 fol lows: Thirteen hogsheads at 10 00 to $10 90; 7 at $9 00 to 19 85; G at $8 00 to $3 C5: 3 at $7 00 to $7 So; 1 at IG C5. and shows that our merchants have lost nono of their eld interest in the market, and are determined that the reputation already attained by this city shall not be allowed to depart, but our market bo made ono of the best in the West. Fifty Cent, Currency. Wc were shown yesterday one of the new issue of fifty cent currency, which is gotten up similar to the other late styles of "fractional." The bill i3 longer than the old fifty cent notes, in fact, too long, to our thinking. It has a good portrait of Abraham Lincoln on the rta-ht end. with a large " 50" in the - ' O w centre. It is green on the back. Home Again. Billy Caldwell, tho Evansville Fenian, returned home yesterday from the East, where ho has been for several weeks, looking for a fino stack of eoods. He also nego tiated for an unlimited supply of Corn-fed Oyster3. Billy will do. Recorder's Court. A light busi ness was done by the Tycoon yester day. John Donovan was "snaled' for being drunk and disorderly. On conviction he was charged $G 25, but as he was out of money, and being Too proud fcr to beg, and too houest to steal, lie was furnished with quarters in Royston'3 Bastl'e. Several other cases were postponed until to-day. EST" Under the head or local no tices will be found a card from Wm, M. Baily, Esq., of Madisonville, Ivy., in relation to Dr. Cloud'3 Invigorating Cordial. JCSF Composition Journal Office. Books at the The Celebration To-Day. This day, September 22d, is the anniver sary of tho promulgation of tho Atuaueipation Proclamation, which was issued by the lamented Abraham Lincoln. To-day is celebrated by tho colored people, who have adopted it a3 their national holiday. It was tne Emancipation Proclamation that tore off the shackles that had previously bound the colored people in this country, and the name of the martyred President will ever remain green in their memories. The procession will march through tho streets, and then proceed to Blackford's Grove, where addresses will bo made. The holiday will end with a festival at Marietta's Hall to night. iJ" Charge Books, very handy for shippers, for sale at the Journal Of fice. Personal. Mr. C. I. Willman, editor of the Mt. Carmel Register, a staunch Republican paper, was in the city yesterday, on a "flyer. We are nleased to learn that ho 13 doing a successful business at Mf. Carmel. Col. Crebs and Judge McDowell, of Carmi, Mr. Townsend and Judge Marshall, of McLeansboro, Col. Casey, of Mt. Vernon, 111., and " Rat" Webb, from tho State at large, arrived in the city last night, to attend the meeting of Railroad Directors this evening. They are stopping at the American. D. L. Phillips, President of the Belleville & Duquoin Railroad, was also expected by last night's train. Splendid Apples. Wc i. 1 f t received yesicruay irom Frinceton one dozen apples, sent to U3 by Mrs. A. J. Calkins. They are splendid specimens of fruit, and are very large. We weighed them out of curiosity, and found that tho dozen weighed exactly ten pounds, which will give our readers some idea of their gre?t size. We return our thanks to the fair donor for her gift. We think these apples would take the premium at any Fair.

The manner in which justice to criminals is carried out is quite expensive at certain times. A case that occurred about twelve years ago, which we give below, is an evidence of our assertion: In 1857, John B. Hall was Sheriff, and that Spring President Buchanan was inaugurated. A man named Thompson was arrested, tried, and convicted, for stealing a turkey worth seventy-five cents. The law was such that the prisoner had to be sent to jail as punishment for his crime, and the county had to feed ' that man for three months at a heavy expense. Justice to the tax-payer would have caused his dismissal, but it could not be so. John II. Scott, the portly news-dealer, acted as jailor for Hall, while the latter went to Washington to see "Old Buck" inaugurated, and, Thompson was ic.'t under tne junaiy care oi Scott. ' Thompson being in jail for a petty crime, was allowed a great many iiDcrties, and among others was permit ted to go out of evenings, a3 he always returned promptly. He wa3 allowed to go to the theatre, and would return to the jail about midnight, and "bang around " outside until he would succeed in waking up Scott, who was a herculean sleeper. Things weot on thi3 way for some lime, until Thompsoa got to putting on so mucn Btyie tnai ocouod jacted, and od.3 night when Thomp son came in drunk and swearing. Scott locked hita up in a cell. This was considered a great outrage by the prisoner, and he swore he would lick" John when he got out. The remark about " licking" made John mad, and he seized an iron bar, un locked the door, and drove Thompson out, with tho threat that if he came back before the return of John P. Hall he would "go for him, pure." . Hall shortly afterwards got tack from Washington, when Thompson immediately complained to him that Scott had driven him out of jail and otherwise imposed on him. Of course Mr. Halt took no notice of Thomp son, but expressed himself well satis fied with Scott's administration of affairs during his absence. Things have changed tinea the above took place. When prisoners get out ot jail now they seldom go back again unless escorted by an offi cer. Meeting ofR.R. Directors Last Night. The Directors of the Evans ville, Carmi & Paducah Railroad held a meeting at the office of the Sccre tary, J. F. Welbora, last night. It was determined by the Directors to call upon this city for a subscription of $300,000 to the stock of the Com--r 1 cs -tt 1 -r..-C? pany. donn 0. iiopKins, ireier cem onin, and Robt. A. Hill, President, wero appointed a committee to agree upon such terms with the City Coun cil as would secure the expenditure of the money in the building of the road It was also decided that they would first survey the most practicable route to Carmi, III., by wayf tho Little Chain; second, that the would sur vey the route to Caiiui by way o Grayville; third, that they would sur vey an air line. Nauseating. The odor that issues from the inlets of tho sewers at the corner of Locust and Eighth Streets and at tho corner of Sycamore and Eighth Streets, is nauseating, and it would seem to us almost uaendurable by those residing in the immediate vicinity. The matter needa the atten tion of the Committee on Sewers, as the smell is enough to create sick nes3. - JPaT The meeting of the railroad gentlemen from Southern Illinois, who come over to this city to confer with the Directors of the Evansville Carmi & Paducah R.aiIroad, in regard to connecting with our road, after it reaches the Wabash River, will be held this evening. Quite a number of prominent gentlemen from Illinois will be present. Cotton and Tobacco. We ac knowledge the receipt, froai Martin Gardner & Uo., 01 this cotton and tctacco circular for the new season It i3 interesting, and we make the fol lowing extracts: Twelve months since we conceived the idea of building up a tobacco market in our city. We began the enterprise alone, but actively aided and assisted by all the leadine wholetale dealers, and many of the retail merchants of the city, and by constant hard work and strict attention to our business making prompt sales and immediate remittances we have secured a business in tobacco unprecedented in establishing a tobacco market, we alone having sold 2,951 hogsheads, out of the 3,700 sold in this market. Our facilities for handling advantageously all cotton that may be entrusted to us, are unsurpassed by any house in our city, and we shall endeavor to make Evansville a market for cotton equal to its tobacco market, which is not excelled in the West. We have an organized Tobacco Board, composed of our leading business men. They, too, will turn their attention to the protection and fosteringof our cotton market. Oar advantages over any other city bslow Louisville, in forwarding cotton and tobacco, are known to the planters and cotton dealers, as also the superiority of our wholesale markets in stocks and prices. From the above, it will be seen that great attention will be given to the sale of cottcn in this city. The statements contained atore are certified to, and the firm recommended, by many of the best wholesale houses aad tobacco dealers in Evansville. With a big cotton and tobacco market, we may reasonably expect for our merchants a heavier trade than ever before enjoyed. Marsh Atkinson, one of the firm referred to above, left yesterday for the cottoa regions, and will be gone some our months, duriug which time, he will do his best to direct a big trade to this city. It is a matter that every merchant is in-

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tereted in, and one that will add much to the prosperity and trade of the city. Communicated. Query. Editors Journal: . I understand that four criminals who have been sentenced to the penitentiary, are still confined in our county jail. One of them wa3 sentenced over a month ago, and the

last one more than a week ago. If Maior Robinson 13 so anxious to savo expenoC3 for the county, why does he not order these prisoners sent to the penitentiary, as they each cost the county seventy-five cents per day, making three dollars a day that might be saved A lAX-rATEB. ATTRACTIONS , AT the Popu'mr Store OF " On First Ktre-t. Dress tootU a Specialty. Just opened, Black and Cwlored ulks, Irish Poplins, ivobaix and .Lux emburg Poplins, Velours, and a most rare assortment or iiiack Goods, for suits and dresses. Medium and best quality of Lyon3 Silk Cloaking V elvets. A very superior stock of fine Laces and Embroideries. ' Carpets Bo ly Brussels Tapestries, Three-ply, lnirain and most every quality and kind manufactured Gheapl Cheaper! I Uheapept! I Goods delivered to all parts of the city ty express, tree ot charge. se2J Fine Gossamer body Silk Hats made to order at 83p21-tf Weber & Co's. Gratuitous Testimonial. Read the following gratuitous testi monial from an oil merchant known to all tho wholesale trade of this city Madisonville, Ky., 1 Sept. 1st, I860. J Dr. II. W. Cloud; I am not dis posed to believe all I sec and hear in recard to patent medicines, nor am disposed to give them credit for half the meritwhiehacood many ot tbemclairn but I am in duty bound to make the following acknowledgment in refer ence to your Invigorating Cordial which, by the way, is made with open formula, and for which you claim, I believe, no mysterious or secret prop erties. InlS54I was broken down in health by becoming overheated in the harveBt held ; and tor thirteen years, especially during the bummer, 1 sunered Irom bil lous derangement, and a most annoy ing nervous debility so much so that during warm weather I was wholly unfitted for business, and had almost despaired of enjoying again my forme robust health. When you sent ma the ca3e of Cloud's Invigorating Cordial, with the assurance that it it failed to cure, you would charee nothing. I bad scarcely enough faith to make the trial: but I finally did so, and to make a long story short, I am now enjoying as good health as before my misfortune and 1 know it to be due to the rcstor ative properties of your Cordial. On several occasions alter my nerve and liver had regained their proper tone, I had slight relapses, which were speedily cured by a few doses of your medicine. This testimonial ii given without your solicitation. Wm. M. Bailey JEST Weber i. Co. Lava thi3 day re ceived another large shipment of Hats and Furs. Among them is the American Girl, the improved Sinbad in new colors, more Boys and Youths Hats, elegant and stylih. Call bei'ore Saturday night, as you can be better waited upon. Remember the Tiger, two doors from the corner of Second and Maia. sep21-tf Xollce to the TuMlc. In consequence of the opening of the Third Street sewer, across the track on Leet Street, the runniDK of cars on the Street Railroad will be suspended after to-day until further notice. Wm. Dean, Sept. 20-2t Superintendent JGSfFabers Pencils at twenty cents per dozen at tho Journal Ofhae. CQT-The largest fine stock of Hats Caps and Furs ever brought to Indi ana, can now be round at eep21-tf F. A. Weber & Go's New Stock Direct from New York. J. B. Alhering. of the firm of 11. & i. Alhering, Jo. .50 JUdin Street having returned direct from the .hast cm markets are now opening a large and well selected stock of Beavers, Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestings, &c, which they will make up to order in the most fashionable and latest style. For cheapness, fit and durability they defy any and all competition. P.S. They also have a large and well selected stock of Gents Furnishing Goods. - sepl7-tf JCS7 Arnold's Ink, ten cents bottle, at the Journal Office. per JCSf Mr. Marconnier returned from the East last night with the largest stock of Hats and Caps, and Ladies' Furs ever brought to this city. 16 lw o Fish & Barter have just received a complete assortment of ldie3 French and American Note Paper and Envelopes to match. se4 o Fine Arts. Fish & Barter have just received a large number of Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal in point of beauty to the finest oil paintings, which they are selling very low. o Fish & Barter have tho largest and cheapest stock of school books ever brought to this city. Call and see them, No. 19 Main Street, next to First National Bank. 6e4 EST Real ;Lis!e Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at Hughes'. o Holland's Gold Pens are the best made. Fish & Barter are the exclusive agents for the eale of them in this city. ee-f-o 65" T. C. Bridwell & Co, corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drug3, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and import, ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-' gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tf American Girl.' At Marconnier's. -Go and see her eepl7-lw

IF! Tt TIT j.9 UrolAer River Hem tee Third rac. The only additional arrivals uo to a late bcur last night were the Robert I nlton and barges, from Memphis: Palestine. Louisville and return. The Umpire and Clara Scott, for Cairo, J. L. Gratam.for Henderson, and Hartford, for Green Rlyer, departed, all with gool trips. The Hartford had one of the finest trips we ever saw leare this wharf on a boat of her Blzo.........Thi Palestine bad an Im mense trip of people down to Owensboro, including a larje number of Methodist Preacher for the Conference at Owensboro. She also had a good trip of freight. and left early last night, rather light Captain Henry Ecott went out ia com mand of the Clara Scott last night . Among the passengers by .tl:er urosdeu, yesterday, was Judge Fowler, of Paducah, and Captain John Gilbert, of Goleonda. Judge Fowler proceeded to Owenb-sro, by the Pa;e3tlne....Char:es Carroll, a distinguished merchant, of Shawneetown, was in the city yesterday.... The ealo of the Norman, which has been under negotiations for two days past, was understood to bare been consummated yesterday, but up to dark last night the transfer bad not been made. Dr. Kennedy is tt e purchaser, and the price to be paid Is f 10,000. The Norman will be placed in the Kvausvllle and Cincinnati trade, as a Tuesday packet, we suppose, with Captain P. K. Barclay la command, and John Tray Is, late of the American House, as clerk a strong team. Tee Norman Is a good Koat, acd a? she will be owned by one of our own citizens, we hope to see a largely liberal patronage extended to her. Her time of dejaiture will be announced In due tlm . Itiver IJi&'PHtcJtrM. Cairo, Sept. 2L Port List Blue Lodse, from Pittsburg to Cairo, at 9 p. St.: City or Alton, from New Orleans to St. Louis, at 11 p. it.; Anna, from Cincinnati to ist Louis, at 3 A. at. ; Bon Accord, from Grand Chain to BL Louis, at 3 A. M.; Grand Lake, from Memphis to urana lower, at iu a. m.; r-iia Hughes, from Nashville toCiro, at lr. : Keiiogi. from Ht. Louis to New Orleans, at 2 p.m.; Republic, from New Orleans to Ht. Louis, at 3 P. M. : Belle St. LouU, irom Ht. Louis to Memphis, at 7 p.m.; Alaska, irrra New Orleans to Cincinnati, at U p. m. River stationary. Cloudy ; mercury ba Lotjistiixk, September 21. Port Ltst Peytona and barges, Irom New Orleans; Virginia, to New Orleaus; Petrel No. 2, St. LouU to PitUsburij; Pink Varble, irom Cairo; Liberty No. 4, Bt. Louis to Wheeling. River declining, with 5 Jeet 4 Inches water In the canal, and 3 feet 4 inches in the chute. Weather clear and warm, and buslnesa good. Cinciknati, September 2L Arrivi-lf, nii-k La. Departures: ishamrock, to fet, Louis; Armadillo, to New Orleans. River declining, wUh l'J feet lu the channel, and 92 feet uuuer tne nnuge. Memphis. Sept. 21. Weather cloudy and warm. River rose 10 inches. Imparted Swallow, Indiana ana t ivij, isew Orleans. BT: LOUI3, September 21 Fort Ll-t Arrived: Luminary, from Vlcksburg ; Na trona, irom iiannioai; uoo Koy, iroin Keokuk: Emilia Lab&rge, from tCansas City: Phil. Sheridan, lroiu Ht. Paul; Florenoe jno. i, from Riley's Landing; Mohawk, from New Orleans: Giendaie, from PitUtiuric; Alilbrey, Irom Tei.ntm River. LeDarted: AUsisMupi. tor iew Orleans M. tfi. Forsyth, lor Vlckbur; Roll Hoy, lor Keokuk: Natrona, ior nanuiotn; nil waukee, for St. Paul; Viola Belle, for Miami; Bayard, for Scott's Landing; Illi nois, for feorl; tameiia, ur vickiburu The river is falling slowly, but hea y raius have agnln rauen norm ana west or iiere, ana all the upper streams are risicg. The weather is wnt. A ligbt rain has IaiR-u all day. Mercury 7lJ at d P. at. New Oblbass, September 21 Departed : Continental, ror at. iuis. Nashville, September 21. The river is stationary, with twenty inches on Harpelii shoals. Weather txlr and warm. STEAMBOATS. FOR MEMPHIS, VrCKSBURG. AND NEW ORLEANS. The magnificent steamer VIRGINIA, Charles Scbultze, Matter, Will leave for f-ew Orleans and all way rtni-t.4 otk W1XESY, BEPiEJIl!ER22D, at 4 v H. For freight or paiwaee apply on board, or to U3t W. G. liROWN Jt CO., Agents. FOP. OWKNHBORO, CANS ELTON AND LOUISVILLE. The fleet and elegant passenger steamer RUSE HITE, K. Ilollcroft. Muster, Frank. Dougherty, Clerk, Leaves for Louisville aud all way ports WEDSrJDAV, SEPTEMBER 2Un, For freight or passage apply on board, or 1 o ' ' -" - dlt Agents BUSINESS CARDS. DR. F. L. DAVI3, Homoeopathic Physician. Office on Second Street, between Main and Locust. oc28 dly DR. F. J. EHRMAW, llouiceopathlc Physician. Office No. 19 Second Hires-1, be tween Main and Locust, Office Honrs From 8 a.m. to 12 if., and 1 to 5 p.x At his residence, corner of Seventh and Chestnut Streets, after night, oc2dly Evansvilla En'stness Collage, Corner 3XAIX i Till RI NTS., ETAX8VILLE, IXDIA9T1. P.ook-keeplnp, Penmanship, and Mathematics made specialties. Session both day and evening. For circulars, giving terms, 4c, or specimens of Penmanship, addrees WEI.IJSfcUI.INKK, novll y Proprietors. o cm a . C2 Osborne, 37 Locust Street. Osborne, SIGN OMbornc'i PAINTER. Show Cards. Jnnl2 dtr SEIJilASS'.S liXCIIAXCiK AND RESTAURANT. Corner First and Locust Sfs Chandler's Block, opposite House. the Opeia RE8TAT RANT AND BAR-ROOM. Meals served ud in the hesr. tf.ta at all times. Best ol wines, liquors and c'gars constantly on hand. aug27tf Public Sale of Valuable Eualness Property. ON S1TUBBAT, SEPTEMBER 85, 18o3, at the Court House, the four 3-story metal-roof brick business boues. with dwelling apartments, known as Nos. 3, 4, 5, and ti, H. AL LOCK'S BLOi 'K, on Fourth Street, near the corner of Walnut, fronting on Market Space. Sale positive. Terms cash; i lu 3 months: 't in 6 months; in 9 months; in 12 months; Yt lnlamonths; iu li months; and balance in 24 months, with interest, purchasers to pay taxes for Py THOMAS E. GARVIN. se!8 Real Estate Broker, Third Street. Q. W. WAEKIiT. Til OS, COMYKGTON JiO. 61 MALV STREET. WAllREX & COXYXOTOX, DEALERS I2i PIAN03, ORGANS, S1USI0 And Musical Goods of all kinds. Orders by mall promptly attended to. feJu dly

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cy Te:e-rnph. N kvt York. Hfrt. 21. Cot-tox Heavv and fully 3ic lower; sa'f 8 of 2 :jiO bal'-s at 2s.!4c for middil-Jii upland-'. FLOCTii Itecf ipts 2.1 ixi-i barreia; 5-4 loo lower ior at ipi ing crudes, but rather more doing; sale ot li,4uo barrels at 85 10 2 lor snperflae State ami Western; 25 6 "3 for extra Slate; JS 2u.i5 83 for extraWestern; tGfcOtibS lor white wheat extra: f'j25;(jfe5 lor lonnd hoop Ohio; & 5i...7 00 for extra Bt,. Lon'.s ; oy j9 u-J for good to cIjoIcb do., including (i,2u lrrels of extra state lor export, at fej 3ou .r delivered. Kye Hour iiauvy; (sales of lw barrels at il boVi 2.3. Coun MEAL-O.uii-t. Whisky-ohatle firmer: siles of 2X1 bar rels ot vVewm at si lul 17 ior free; chk lly ltiKide price. heat iieeeipU 13,j75 bushels; (1 rm wlih a fair Inquiry; Kales of 11,0 O, bushel atSl 43 l 4'J lor.No.2Hprinir:8l 4xl 61 for Winter red and Amber red Wnatprii: fl 51 for cnoloe do.: 81 5Vtl EG for nmber Ten nessee; 81 6') for White Western: SI 70 lor white California. Rye Quiet: sales of 900 lm?h?M at si 19 for prima Western, and 31 2: for nrlma State. KAKtEY-NomiDal. Barley Malt o.uiet: sales of 2.009 bu:i. Canadian on prlvai terms. Loas-Receipts i.a.723 bushels; market heavy and lc lower; sales of 4'J.(XJ bubals at ll(tl 07 for unsouud new mLxed Western, il CSl 12 for sound ditto, tho latter extreme. Oats Receipts 42,1)8; market 1132c bet ter : sales ol i7,00-J bushels at 6 i iMg ior new Sou'.born and Western ; closing firm at Ui (S'Jiic. tucE firm at eyc. I'oi'fEK steady. Sugar Firm; sales of 1,1"0 liog-beail at 124l2J4c for Cut.a. aud 12 ilUa ior Porto Kt; also sa:e 01 d boxes Havana uniy Puiroleuh Steady at luila ior crude, and o2c for refined. hops Qntet. Linseeu oil Quiet aad steady. Pork Firmer, una iu Kood demand; sales of 2.ix barieia at Sil iiiAZl "i for mess: closing at HI 7i lor mess: c'.owini; at S3i 75 cash: ii Jor old do.; 7,m23 50 for orime. and S29 CJ IX) 5u lor prime mess. BcEr Steady: sales of 210 birrels at ti 60'i13 50 for new i.laln mess, and (12 4 14 tO for new extra mess, lieef hams anlet: s-ties of H0 barrels at 2Va3-) 00. CUT Meats Scarce mid quiet; sttei of 103 packages at li'i ul j1C Ior Ktiouiuera, and 17ijiyc for h inis. Middies qnlet; ka.es of lis boxes of ice-cured at lo,V4l7c. LAKU-lieavj; fa:es 01 uerues at iu;i (SsiSJjo- r steam, and 19:nl9;ie for kelile reudered; also, 250 tierces of bleam, seller September, on pupate terms. BUTiER-Qniet at Yr'Ma lor Ohio. . ( Hitst-Urm tit M tlti'c. FneiOHTS to Liverpool Drooping shipments f 63.0 0 busbels of wheat ut H'Vi-id per sail, aud iud pert, team; rlour per sail 2s oa. by Teieiiaph.l ClsciSKATi. Sept, 2L . Flour Dull, bat prices are not lower; lamuy, tu tti Whicat Dull, lower, and unsettled; red SI 124I 1; aud but little demand at theto rates. t Cokn Dull and prices lower; c'.o.lng at Oats-DuII; rejected, 4"ft-l."e; No. I, 503 sic; xso. l.oj'iy.i.w: wtnie, tii vxo. Km-Firm at 1 atl (W. Ii A KI.F.Y Cue handed. Whisk y In fair demand at tl 10. Tomacco-Active; sales of libd. at S7 CO, and 45 cases of Ouio Kiii leaf atsuuiooo. MiSH 1'okk-Dull ; prices nominal at il Laud Hull ; small t-alts at 18c. Him K Meats in ecUve demand; salts ot '100,010 pounds at IU for suouidfi s. aud 17Ji'4l7c for clear lib aud clear tides; no no siues oiicring. Bacon 1 n active demand; Kales of 1G0 hhd. at Jj'c lor fchouiderx, ami lye lor clear rib and clear sides. Cut MtATS-'lhe tock'of cut me .u of all kluils are quite reduced, and tliere Is teady couum ptlou demand for haeoii from the South Suar cured hams 23.Jh: iiLirtu in e.oa buppiy aud 11 ices UKKrplu, jre.su, J i-i c. f ot.s-19 n JO.-, and dull. GfcOtEKiEJi Active ut fu-1 rates; Biles lirge. 'lhere is nn tte'lve demand for all kinds of mt-1 chaiidli-e, an l the business doing In dry iiuixl, Pools and shoes, hardware, and an ainus 01 muuuiaciuiea joulf, is very neavy. ;'i:;cas3 Jlarket. By Telegraph. J Chicago, Sept. 21 Eastern Kxciiaj!OK-J.bJ2-6 oft" buying; at par selling. ! i-oub Liulet aud easy at f 1 75a,7 for Sprint extias. Wheat No. 1 qnlet at 51 21; No. 2 open ed e.isier and l;l-,u lower; sais at fl I7e hteadily advanced, and closed steady at l 1,. 1 his ufiei noon the tuur ket was quiet atjl lVaCJl lit, I'Oiler tsepletn. ber, for io. 2. Con: More netlve, firmer and higher; sales of No. 2 at fclhj; ic; rejected, 7iiHH"0, closing at 82 e lor No. 2. This alternoon the matket was llrmer. with sales of No. 2 at Kic, buyer September, aud bUJlP, seller October. Oats r'airlv aetlva. firmer and )r nlptier; sales at 4i;,vt44e, cash aud teiiert.be month; seller October, lo. 2 closing at 4H4C cash ; rejected, 4U v'U!c. JH ye I n moderate demand and lc lower; Kales of No. 1 atOuc; No. 2, fe7.i!;e; rejected, W-, c.osiug ut fcflc ior iso. I and 7j lor rejected. Baulky Quiet; No. 2, cash, firm, and seller October a shado easier, c oslng at 155 for No. 2 In store ; ti 41, selle r the montti, and II o.'J, seller Oclooer. II 10 u win lai in better ;emand mid lc lower, with the early sales at tl 07, aud closing, with more suhers than buyers, at ii uo. Sugar Firm at 13;j31.jo for common to prime ;uba. PkoVISio.-b In: Cti7e. Mts port, !3'J3 Lakd-13 iilS'ir. LUY HALTED SIIOCLDE: 3-daltS at lT'i'.i 1 lc f r Io"sh. awKETPiCKLHD II aus Sales at 17i'il3c. -St. leuli Ilartct. By Te:eraph. St. Locrifl, Sept Ton a ceo -StlfTbut unchanged. Cotton Nominal ut 2'lc. 21. FLOCK Quiet, und prices In favor of the buyer; superfine. ra,3 20; X 15 00 5 301 XX t5 25 -a 5 00; XXX M 25$tt bo; choice to lancy laiiinv IU 7j1 to. W hkat Dull and 3 i riO low er; No. 2 red Fall tl 04 il 0; No. 1 do. fl 10tU 13; choice Jl 15tl -0; fancy Kl i: No. 2 white il 10; iu. x uu. ci jo; cnoice i-i ti .Sj. Coitx Dull, and low trades declined; mixed 8'jS7e: yellow t" i,!)t)c; prime to choice white fa t ",'; fancy do. fas -vb.SHc Oath Low and heavy at 4io for mixed In bulls: 47,,(47c for mixed and black In sacks; 4-4i c50r; for white. Barley Cho co qualltlm In demand; prime Iowa SI 10; strictly prime Minnesota l 41; choice Missouri ii Mj jl X7'i. It YE Heavy tU 82'.'ae.5c." Whisky Steady aud II 10. Gkocehies Quiet and uuehantred. Pork Dull ; relaii lots Kold at t3 00. Bacon Excited, higher and active; shoulders 18'4'.i.22c; clear rib l'Jlac; clear sides I'Jjsic; WJ,WA) pound! told on private terms.. la i! d 1H318 ic forcholca tierce; 2jc for keg. .'SerT lori irj Oooas Marnet. By Telegraph. New Youk. Sept. 21. Dry Gooi3 Tbe trade Is lively and Ihe pr ces Generally of staple goola t' .dy. French merinos are growing tcarce, ind were sold, by auction, to-day, at an advance ol 10 per cent, on late sales. Cotton Koods re a little irregular and weak. Lawrence E, In brown, sold as low cs 12o to-day, belu a decline of c. The Ilerrico plaids are also rtduced from Hi to 12'c, and Klrklaud do, from liya to 12Xc The Lonsdale and Tyman camurics are ieauced from 'iyo to 25c. r.uropc-sn By Cable. "larSct. Lo.voox, Sept. 21. Af-onnt, 9-'Jo! 5-'J0 bondM, Consols 9. '62s tu,'i: tS at Frankfort b7 ma D1ii, io-'js tyt Liverpool, September 21. Col ton is heavy; mlddllns; uplarifts 1254'jli;j; Orleautt l2iS1274; bales Ttfrrt biles; Manchester market flat and nominal; Ca Ifornla white wheat Ids lOd : led we-.teru do. 8s 0d : western tlonr 24 s rid; mixed corn 3n; oats 8s Cd ; peas 4 h; receipts of wheat the psst three days 50,000 quarters, Inc udlng Utl American; pork 1124 0d: beef 1jh; lard 75 : chee-e tils Od; bacon t'Js; produce is un changed. se iork Qoli anl mock JUartit. By Telegraph. New Yoke. Sept. 21. Money Very active at 7 Drr cent. .. r-oi.t while c ommissions are nominal for turning strcks west; paid 1-18 to H per cent, added to both currency apd coin Interest. The money presure is felt feverely. mi.nw.'-uvy, at 7ta'. Ooi.l Firm : onened ut. I.'l7v: imifiicil 137, and closed at l.)7il S. Carrying rate, nnill to-morrow, i-o2j,,5. Clearances, tsi,000,000. Governments Dull: Connons of '81. 120X121:00. 'ri2, 12iji ; do. A, $Wi,1W do. 'o5. 12('i aI21: do. new. liSJT-i Til 19 : do. '7. ll'Jillt4; t3. 'ts, ns.'i'iilia; io-o', sjemnhts s&r&t. ay Xoieraph.l Memphis. Sept. 21. Cotion Is dull; middling nominally 2Cc. .... Flour Quiei ana prices unchanged. Wheat Scarce and unchanged. Cokn None In market; soli lug ot $1 to arrive. OATS .i0 uc. Hay $2. ;T, 00. Bhan fc23 00. i'ORK $U 5j. Laru 2'J'i 21ic Bacojs Fum; shcnlders lOJic. and sides

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Baogi s o 25' -iCCc. I'LOUFt sternly ; superfine 5 1 5 2j. (JRAIH Quiet anil firm : red win nl SI 10: white do. tl ii; Com in bulk u ,ct li : o.iis in bulk 45 3'j(ic: Ky e OjtO.e. 'loiiACi o L.eai iietive; Kales 137 Isud fit $0 70 i S."-oO. i"u .visions-t irm ; Ajess rorit'.i,i3i.,i: Bacon shoulders 10 c; clear rib aud clear sides iy,!-45. nil pscked; Lari 20c; stiarcured hams 2!c: lancy ao. inc. Wjii-.ky-h wain. Sew nrscsr.8 JSsrct. By U'eleraph. Ns.w OHLEAN3. Sept. 21. Cotton Stlil decllnlm;: middling 2"o: sales 1,HL bales; receipts I'u'J b.ilos. Oa rs Lower at f sc. lUco.v Higher at 17V4".:0'4'. SuiAR Firmer: pr,me 14'. '1?: oth;.- :i:tlclts unch'i naed. G01.H l(j'. stekling-H'7;. Aaslnlilo H;u Iet. By Telegraph. J Nashville, Sept. 21. WHKAT-Red fl 15: Amber fl 25: white 51 30. CoRN-?l 2-". OA1S-70C. ItYE-Sl 20. Barley- tl f 0. Flour IS for til- best b-aods. BAC.or-s.des lJ'ic; hams ;oc. LAIiJJ 220. J: B..A A i r Kinl N.tio.tai Hi.tis, .ri. r Ms 1 11 hoi nlrHt htri'i'ti, Kvsnsvlhf, Jmt srA.rrrii'iti:ii ihmim . ons Gum WnifC, void, nil v or, V 1.1. riiilte, ( 'oi aliU), and Ain'wr Pi it- , ( arv .. Work, AKi'lcia" t'alalt, &e. AliMI.V.'STllATOK of Nitrous 1.1 fun (an excellent and safe abtKitiheUc), u 1 loiorrn, Fl her, au1 h!ko s.yera! Ix lpa:i NfrtJUALGlC Attv-ctlons li-enUd. MY KAClLlTTEH are as uO.-al and i riHhllshn-M'it as laren (eont! .tlnif of riVi itiumK) any hi irui ITulmd WiUn " 1 KK'HJltN MY TIUNKH ior tbe J K-nt ! Trf p.ti ioiiai;e roel ved iliirinij the ,i a; KH.il 1' VEAItS. ior - I IIJSUIIAIICS. TJie 3 lost fiiieccsHrii Life Insurance Company OF TUE WORLD, THK , NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y p, or Tit I'JilTED STATES Or" A31T.HH: A. ' Cuam jiked by Special Act ok Conobhsh. CA.1 II 14 11 T. I .. I.0VO.OOO. BRANCH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA. Ot'jrOJLJitf. CLARENCE 11. CLAUIs, Philadelphia, President. JAY COOICK,, Vlilla.lelphlu, Chairman Finance 111 O Executive Con lultte.!. HKNRi U. COOKb', Washington, VicePresident. EM KIIMJN W. l'EET, Phllad. lphla, I-eo-etary and Actuary. FRANCW U. rm 1 II, M.D., Philadelphia, Medical Director. Tills Co mpany tssi ed, lu Iho first TEN jUOMUU ol its txlslcuce, 5J05 j?ox.ici:ii:s i.sst'Kixa This Company oilers lu Us Pollcy-lloldns VEliri.CA SECURITY, By its C.ihh paid-up Capital of One Million Dollain, anil iuaianle. s to the insuivxJ, by lis LOW UAT1S OF I'ilKMll'M, LARGE DIVIDENDS in Advance, Or u Reversionary Dividend of IUJ per cent, by lis RETURN PREMIUM ELAN. (;K.vi:ual agi:ntn. john w. ellis a co., 221 Walnut Street, Cluclniiiit), General Ayeuta foruhlonud ('. ntiul aud Southern indlanu. I JOHN a. HOPKINS, Ev(in$villc, JnJ.. uiayl2i'AWot AO KMT. OAi,aiAGLS. J. H. GkKK. F. It. GitEiiN. is. utiii in 00., CARRIAGE MANUFACIDKtns, Transfer Ornaments ot CMnciuaatl prices. Main. Strt't, f. I'ith anl Sixth, lanlC-d.l-wflm Kvamvi i.i.k.. Ini. lew ;!.cil i'slnic .incise;. J. I. S.tiint: v .-..-. aiu iixm:ii . Ki;ti, .-. , -, i JLJu Ar.uucy tor ttic SJile ol uil uo'n v o laiids, house', Ac, Ac. Peini navln:' houses ol lai.-l Lu ; ..1 . sell, or peraoiiM wKliln- 1.1 i.urei, .1 rent, win uo wen o cu .1 tiit 00 tl.ro, ineir oinco, on Third Strwal, near Lwu,.!' In i:illtt s liloeii. Janell tf Clemen I, White tfi CV. WHOLESALE DRY G0UDS nM NOTIONS 22 uim! '21 FIIKST ST., Jy21 evansvlle, im. GEO. TKUUMIILL, MAH jr vt-i i:ukk cr .aflellev mid Klnrnrs bEL'OXD STKEET, near Main, EVANSVILLE, IN P. All kinds of flue Saddles and Harms, constantly on hand. KKPAiniNO done In the beid mrtniur aud at short Notice. , (inhjdi.m I IKST AICItlVAL -OK Fresh IJalllmorc Oysters, Served Up Haw, Fried, or Ktevved, A T Joltn C. KcUivcIzer'n MAIN STREET EXCHANGE, se2.1m 'lftl1 """I llh Sim.

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