Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 September 1869 — Page 4
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MnVHK AS I i.OT-On Elffhth fctreet. between Oum nl i'";., quire t the Journal Olllce of T"?,A,?fJMONDAY..-.. SEPTEMBER 27, lP. C IT Y J K Wr S . Sad Accident.A child of Mr. Fred T. Straub, on Sixth Street, between Division and Ingle, fell down stairs on Saturday evening, breaking an nrra. Grasd Ball Mr. S. Seely gives a gTand ball at National Hall to-night, which promises to be one of the most brilliant and enjoyable of the season. Home Again'. Mr. John Inglj, Jr., President of tho E. and C. R.R., arrived home from Europe on Saturday night, in very good health, hut Bomawhat fatigued by the roueh voy age exrericnce 'u com02 the Atlantic.
City Treasurer's Office.-t-S. B. San3om, City Treasurer, has established his offico in the middls room, tip stairs, in tho Third Street Engine House, in company , with the Deputy City Clerk, where he can be found at all times during business hours. PRETAEINQ TIIE DUPLICATES. Our p!casant, good natured City Clerk, is engaged upou the City Tax Duplicates, and is giving tho matter his entira time and attention, lie occupies tho room formerly occupied by Mayor Baker. ' Before Justice Emery. Joseph Stahlhcfer pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and batteryon Alex. Brannan, and was charged i 10 in fine and costs. Stahlherer then filed an affidavit charging Brannan with provoking an assault, but failed to make out a c?e, and Brannan was discharged.
A Donnevbrook Affaiu. We are told that a ball given at Stringtown, on Friday night, was conTr rted into a a kind of Donneybrook Fair, or in other words, broko up in a general free fight resulting in broken heads and blackened eyes. It is represented us a most disgraceful affair. Cause,
too much whisky.
derly, w.is charged $13, including fine and costs. Beitg oat of funds Jim j was sent to the rcr.r. j James McCorraick,fcr being drunk, j was charged v'G -15. j John McClain plead guilty to a j charge of asault el I battery and was
req-iired to donate ?10 to tnc scr.ooi fund. A negro who was charged with disorderly conduct at theneero ball the other ebtM, or morning rather, was disbarred, no body appearing to sustain tha charge. We have heard it afated that some of the white rcen who went to the ball, wexe far more to? '"me than the negroes, and the fear that this fact would be developed ia the trial induced the witnesses to absent themselves.
County Commission-ess! Corai.
Commissioners ieurt
The Co ant v
conven
cf
will he made
book that I have arrested forty-six in
all. 37 follows: Seventeen Americans
e Loamy (seven of them colored), svea Geravenes agam to-day, and an award ; aQ3 find twenty.tw0 irjsb. So much the new Pigeon Creek Briuge Loan i for my prejudice against the Germans.
P i tt nA Tt 1 it)! T i in 1 I") X I n n .
townships of both counties through
which tho Evan3ville, Caraii and Pa-
ducah llailroad may be located. Tho
preparation of these maps required
much time, labor and patience.
Personal. V e were pleased to meet, last Saturday, Professor L. S.
Mayfield, formorly connected with the
Evansville Commercial College in this
city, who rcturnod on last Fridjy
evening, much improved in health,
after a lengthened sojourn in Minno
sota. We understand that it is prob
able that ho will accept a position in
our Commercial College.
Church to be Dedicated. The Regular Baptist Church at Fort Branch, will be dedicated on next
Sabbath, by Rev. Charles Sands. It
has been reported that this interesting
ceremony would not take place till
the third Sabbath, of October, but wo are assured on good authority, that it takes place as above stated, on the
first Sabbath.
Off to Arkansas. Mr. Kiliau L. Bach, for a long time ona of the pro
prietors or the Daily Union of this city, left on tho steamer Dardanella last night, with his family, for Little Rock, Arkansas, which placo he expects to make his future home. He
Sbssation. A few day3 ago we incidentally mentioned the fact that rain had fallen ia. the vicinity of Terre Haute and along the line of the E. & C. 11. 11-, and that no notice had been made of the matter by the Terre Haute paperj. The editor of the Fxpress seems to have taken the matter to heart, and "goes for us" in the following dignified and highly courteous manner: The local editor of the Evansuille Journal has a clear right to ride his hobby, tha weather, to the fall extent of his readers' endurance, but he needn't necessarily be discourteous towards other papers which prefer to give their readers news rather t! an essays on his favorite theme. With all duo respect for his ability and lorg experience, we do n at think it in good ta.-te for him to lecture the pre.-s of the country on the duties and proprieties of journalism. If tbe Express is not read outside of the corporate limits ef that ancient and beautiful ciiy, it is pro-cr enough that it takes no notice of the weather or the tAgo of the river, as its readers are very likely to know a3 much about thcs3 matters as the editors. But on the same principle it might emit many other itcm3 which appear in its columns. We make mention of the state of the weather, and condition of the river here for the information of our readers abroad, and we make mention of the state cf the weather aud condition of tho rivcr3 abroad for the information of our readers at home. And even then we arc frequently askel.if wo have any later news from the river at Pittsburg, or any accounts of rain in such and suili localities. Last Spring gentlemen rode ail the
tho way from New llarmoay and
Grayville to examine copies of the Terre Haute and Lafayctio papers to learn if possible the condition of the river or the stato of tbe weather at those points, but found those papers silent on tho subject, although a flood was prevailing that destroyed thousands of dollar' worth of property
which niisht have been saved had the
farmers along the river had timely warning. Wo do net question the on our part, or that we make a hobby
of the weather, but repeat our asser
tiou that every well conducted daily newspaper throughout the whole length and breadth of tho land makes
almost daily note of tho weather, cith er by a meteorological table or other
wise. Moreover, we arc almost daily
accosted with the enquiries,- "Have
you any news of water in the W
bash?" ; "Has there beca any rain up
there?" "Don't tie Terre Haute papers sy anything about it?' Harry Macarthy Coming. The
lovers of genuine rational amusement will be gratified to learn that Mr. Harry Macarthy and Miss Lottie Estelle will appear here on the uights
of tho 20;h and 30th Wednesday and Thursday iu their peculiar persona
tion concerts and mimic entertainments, which gave such universal sat
isfaction upon tho occasion of their
last visit to this city. Harry Macartby
and wife are great favorites hero, as
everywhere else, and wc expect to eco
the Opera House densely crowded
both nights. Remember the time
Wednesday and Thursday eights next.
A Bold Robbery Horse am Buggy Stolex. As daring a robbery 83 we have ever been called upon to record was committed about 8 o'clock la?t night. Daring fervices at the Vine Street Church two men were Eccc to drive off with the horse and buggy of M r. J. W. NexsenT which had been left hitched near the Church. When the services were ended and Mr. Nesscn, with his family, wore about ttr start home, it was discovered that the horse and .buggy were gone, and it was subsequently ascertained that two men had driven them off. The police were summoned by tapping the fire bell and diligent search was cade, but up to 11 o'clock no trace of the missing property had been found. Men on horseback started in pursuit, and it" is to be hoped tho facriligious kDaves will be overtaken and fcunt to the Penitentiary. It is an undeniabla fact that this city is infested with a horde of vagabonds men without visible means of support who never betake themselves to any honest employment, and who yet appear to live in good style. A cTo?e watch on these fellows by the police would, no doubt, result in gaining some of them steady employment iu tbe Stale Institution at Jeflersonvillc. ... Later Horse and Buggy' Recovered. A little before midnight Marshal Wunderlich, who with the who!; police force, had been in search, found the horse and bugsy on First Street, near Swanson's lumber yard. The thieves had, doubtless, become frightened at their own audacity, and abandoned .the ; stolen property. The horse was quietly making his way homeward. It is to bo hoped the thieves will be a? readily found.
Not Well Posted. WTe clip the followirg from tho Courier of Sunday morning; . . ' The Evansvi'.le Journal denies the correctness of the statement made in these columns In relation to a citizen of Evan3ville, who, it was alleged, had been frightened from his homo by the appearanco of one more wife than tho law allows. We had our information very directly from a person of undoubted veracity. To avoid the possibility of doing harm toaDy innocent party, wo did not mention the names of the acou-ied. Terre- llXute Express. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' The Journal did not deDy the correctness of the statement made by the Exprtss. The, Courier made eoaie corrections iu rezard to the statement made. by the Express, the principal correction being that tho man referred to was not a citizen of Evansvillc. The Express was correct on the "main question." It would have been as easy for the Express to have given credit to the proper eourco for press processes to tie, and it ought to be, a lair paper. Ecamville Courier. If the local of tho Courier will examine the Journal of Friday morning he will find tho correction of which the Express pcaks, and if he will examine his own piper of Thurs
day he will fiuclthat the Courier only mado additions! misstatements in regard to tho matter. Diligent! inquiry
has not been all; to discover any foundation for the false report palmed
off upon the Exprtts. Wc have good reason to believe the whole story wa3
the invention of malice.
lifllnw T invA n n-rreet statement, so
far as l am concerned verified by ; affidavit. A. Jackson j On Friday, the 24th, about 5 o'clock j P. M., I was walking Jrora the river j
out Main Street. AJter crossing Third Street, and whei; near Bridwell's drug store, a hack-driver said to me that there ought to bo an arrest made across the street. I Hoked in the direetioa indicated, and saw near the entrance to the Court House, from Main Street, one woman having hold of aoother woman, wno seemed to be drunk, when I remarked to tho man that she was not disturbing any one, and that they might -take her home (or away), which they di J, in a hack which stood by. But I never saw any rnaa 6trike, kick or otherwise molest her. . A. Jackson. Evaasvillc, Sept. 2Gth, 1SC9. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this, 2Gth day of September, 18G9. T. McTersax, J. P.
ATTRACTIONS at the Popular fJtorre OP SIXCXEn HRISK.3YX:it, On Eirst Street.
Dress Goods a Specialty.
CArro, September IG. Port Ltsi Virginia, from ouisvlUe to Now Orleans, at 10 P. l. : Lizzie QUI, from ew Orleans to Ft. Lon's,atl a.m.; StonPwaiJ, from Hew Orleans to 8t. Louis, nt 1 A M.; Clr. Scott, Kvansvllle paclcer, ct 2 a. m. : Ami;v, Ft. Louis to Cincinnati, at 11 A. M. : Glasgow, Memphis to Cincinnati, at 2 I. M.; Waua''.t, Cincinnati to Memphis, r.t 3 r r. : Gieudaia, St. Louis to Vi" buiy, at 4 p.m. The river lias fallen eight, inc-hei; clear; mnrourj 54. . ST23AEXSQ.TS.
KOTICS TO C&EDHOJ
Writing Inks, cf all the best brands, always on hand at the Journal Office.
You will find Ladies Velvet Hats
at 53 cenis, at Glick & Schwartz , op
posite the Opera Ilou-e.
Just opened, Black and Colored Silks, Irish Poplins, Robaix and Luxemburg Pcplins, Velours, and a most
rare assortment of
Euits and dresses. t Medium and best quality of Lyons Silk CloakiDg Velvets. A very superior stock cf fine Laces and Embroideries. Carpets Ho ly Brussels Tapestries, Three-ply, Ingrain and most every quality and kind manufactured. Cheap! Cheaper! ! Cheapest! ! ! Goo-is delivered to all parts of the city by express, tree of charge. se22 tSS" Fins Gossamer body Silk LTats made to order at sep21-tf WTEDEit& Go's. SF" Weber & Co. have this day received 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 stylUh. Call before Saturday night, as you can bo better waited upon. Remember the Tigtr, two doors from tho corner of Second and Main. ' sep21 tf Fish & Barter have just received a complete assortment of ldics French and American Note Paper and Envelopes to match. se4 o. Fine Arts. Fish & Barter have just . received a large cumber of Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal in point of beauty to the finest oil paintings, which they are selling very low. 0 Fish L Barter have the largest and cheapest etock of school books ever brought to this city. Call and pee them, No. 19 Main Street, next to First National Bank. - . se4 o a?Rcal 'Lisle Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at . ' Hughes'.
! A PEKSOXS IIAViXl CLAX.U.S ! Jtik. nalriKt tLe steamer Norman, u c j hereby notified to present the sarnf within tnirty days for settlement, (otheiwiwe . tbPV Will t 1r.lvjT.tv tn T Kln7ii"i A- t-nn
Black Goods, for "o. i North Water Ftreor, Kvausville, or.
W. J. MAY, 1'or Owner. Bopt 3,1863 :;iia fOR OWEXSBORO, CANN ELTON, AND LOUi.VVllLlJ. The elegant, listit uranglit i?acuger H armr ,fA KISBTIiJGALF,. JiS- James Mp.ther, Muster; Miles D Vnrien, Clerk, Will leave for LouUvi.learxl a.:l way lauding4, in place of tee Tm ascou, on K(S!)AY, SEPTSlinR,' 27Ta, at 10 o'clock A.M. - For freitjUt (r paH,!p, ftpnly on board W. G. BROWN $ OV).v 27 It. - Agents. .
elpaily tosmill firms, whoso engagements ire not large enough to cause perioa trouble. The position of the bull operators Is wot regarded with much doubt. It U rcjorteI. on good authority, that thev effected FPttlements before noon ye:terdav, on twenty million of gold stlli to l"c, the profit on winch, should co fur toward ot'Vfting the lors they have made on purchases or failures, but even their fate rtiut ji'in.ilu doubtful until the Gold Krchang'i 35 ii ' has elfccled its c earing? At ft inet tiiiR held t iiis n'Orn!nr, the Po l reported that it riad thioa n out. about, fifteen failures, chiefly ainot.g miall coalers. Wm. Heath & Co., are believed to hi entirely sound. Monky Ir-'ecul'ir finrl upsetMert tb's nfternoon, owlastto t ho loev. -up of fn:;ils la t,c O i!d I'.xrhane Bji.k; cad looim wi re nude at 7 per cnt. for goij, v " b ooinm;.i(.i)S paid for orrylMii st,. c ?h to M'lurlny, rariaiug lrom Vi to 1 Pt cent Tnebank btaivment is unfavorable and reileftsupon the gnerpt dlsinannement of affairs iu Wall btreet. BAKK STATEMKMT.
Lo'ins ... I'eeiease Specie..-
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Increase Ie;olts Itt'crt-wP! L'3 'al Tcnilcrs . Pre re iso ,
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Holland's Gold Pens arc the best made. Fish & Barter are the exclusive agents for the sale cf them in this city. se t o 55 TJ C. Bridwell & Co , corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American ane imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully rompounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-' cress and Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tf '
121 V E c$ A'
Death of a Late Citizex of Ev-
ansville. We are deeply pained to
learn from the Terre Haute Express that Mr. Joseph B. Lake, formerly of
takes wittj him material, including this city, and for a long timo book-
type and pros3, with which to publish keeper on Humphrey, Patrick & Co. 'a
a newspaper. Mr. Cach is a worthy
German gentleman, and wc wish him great prosperity in his new enterprise.
Sale of Real Estate. On Sat
urday afternoon, Mr. Thos. E. Garvin, as agent, sold at auction Lots 3,
J, 5 and 6, in the block opposito the market house, on the southwest side ol
Fourth Street, known a3 the Hallock
Block. Thomas M. Elliott was the
auctioneer, and a largo crowd was in attendance, but the bidding was not
active. The following was the result of tto sales: Lot No. 3, JoliuS. Hoj kius S-'fiOO 4, H. O. Hahcock 3.100 5, John M. Hopkins 2 7iK) t, vv. Capella 2,t75 The sale, in view of the surroundings and the state of the money market generally, js considered a fail one.
wharf-boat, died in Decatur, Illinois, oa Tuesday last, while on a visit to his mother and brother, who icsidc
there. Mr. Lake was well known and highly esteemed by many of our citizens, vrho will sincerely mourn bis
early death, and sympathise with his
bereaved wife and three fatherless
children. His disease was consumption.
Good Testimony. IQ our local columns will be found a card from Mr. R. F. Hcbb, clerk at tho E. & C. depot, in this city, in which he testifies to tha wonderful cfHoacy of the Jatamansi Hair Restorative, which is put up at the extensive chemical works of Cloud, Akin & Co., in this city. Within the past week the firm havr, made shipments of the JataT2s.,hl to Philadelphia, New York and other cities, and it being a preparaion of extraordina-y merit) it is attracting estraordina-.-y attention. .The sales of those sterling tonio bitters Cloud's Invigorating Cordial are alio iicreasin every day. Recorder's Cokt. In the City Recorder's Cort, on Saturday, Jim Mulligan,, for being drunk and disor-
Couiiom Pleas Coubt. The only
cae consummated in the Court of Common Pleas on Saturday was that of Ablering Sc Brummclhause vs.
Jamca T. Cox. This was a case to enforce a mechanic's lien for lumber. Tbe lumber was obtained on an order
from the Chairman of the Finance Committeo of the Democratic Silver
Band. The defendant avers that in
his final settlement with the Band ho gave them full credit for the lumber. The case was tried by the Court. Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of fclTl 50. A motion for a new trinl
was entertained and the trial granted.
Ihe caso ot Calvin Brooks vs. Robt.
Short, for malicious prosecution and
laise imprisonment, was tried
Jury, but not concluded.
by a
Policeman Jackson's Card. A
card from Policeman Jackson will be
found in tho local column of the
Journal this .morning. We know
nothing of the merit of the controver
sy to which it relates. We have always heard Mr. Jackson spoken of by men of all parties, as one of the most
faithful arid impartial policemen ia the city.
Not Found. Men have been em
ployed for a week past upoa or near the wreck of the Phantom searching
for tho body of William Grammer and other victims of tho disaster; also for
the safe of the boat and that of the Adams' Express, but up to Saturday tley had met with no success.
Crowded. A large number of out citizens who have been absent during
the Summer, l ave returned home
and as a consequence, tlie various churches in the city were wdl filled
yesterday.
At ills Post. Mi. Souter, the
obliging agent of the American Ex
press, ia this city, is at his post again
naviog returned lroin a recuperating
expedition to the lakes. " .
Iine Uysters. Mr. John C
Schweizer, of the Main Street Ex
change, has our thanks for a keg cf
fine, fresh, fat. New York, salt-water
oysters.
4.1
OTIC.
An i.viL that Should ee Remedied. Almost every night a squad of boys of from 11 to 17 years, assemble about the Opera House corner and engage in disorderly conduct using the most horrid profanity and obscene language to the great annoyance of all decent people ia the vicinitv and
of people passing that way. A night's
incarceration in the improve their morals.
lock-
up might
IS? Mrs. A. McCoy. lately on.ei
in part of ti. Bruner's lloopskirt and tcrsc-t factory, left for Cincinnati to purchase a line stock nf MiiWnnnr
A Csrd fro::i Policeman Jackson. I Thought He Was a ftmr,.
MAN. -L,n renaming the above idea I
went to tns local editor ot the Drmn.
crat of this city, and requested him to
correct an error (as 1 supposed) in
yesterday morning s issue of that
paper, whica he rcrued to do, but
reiterates the same siandcr, and more
tco, in this mornings raper, viz: That Policeman Jacksou looked on and saw a man knock a woman down and kick her, and made no attempt to make an arrest. And this morning states that if it had been a German that he would have made the arrest. (How pitiful!) Without the least hes.taticn, c ental reservation or selt'-evasiou of mind in me whatever, and pronounce the articles above referred to as false and black as tho heart that prompted the brain thc.t moved the baud that penned the infamous slander in that paper. I find, upon looking over my
Ikdiasa State Fair Excursion Tickets will be on sale at all etations oa the E. &. C. Railtoad from Monday, the 27th, till Thursday, the 20. h, inclusive. Good to return till Saturday, October 2d. sep 24 4t J. E. Martin, Secretary. . & The very best Carmine Ick in the market, for sele at the JOURNAL Office, t E vansyille, Ind.,' Sept. 23, 1SC9. Mtsr, Cloud,"JLhin Co.: Gentlemen: It gives me much pleasure to testify to the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorer, Jatamansi. During the late war, in the battle of Williamsburg, May Gth, 18C2, I was wounded in the head, and and very soon after I commenced losing my hair, which continued until I became completely bald.' I raftained in that condition up to the month of June in this year, when, after havicg tried Hall's, Barrett's, and other professed Hair Restorers,
without etlect, l was induced to give your Jatamansi a trial, and at this time, having used bnt TWO bottles, my head is covered with a growth oi hair which is rapidly growiug, and is cow two inebea iong. - 'l v : Respectfully yours, R. F. 11 EBB, Cierk Evansvilie & Crawfordsville Railroad Depot. sep2a Tbe Silver PolU'a Is prepared especially for cleaning and polishing Silver. Plated and Britania Wares, also Gerniau Silver, for restoring the plating when worn off, and for cleaning and polishing Silver, or Silver Plated Waro it has no equal, as we have tried everything that has been offered to the public in the line of Silver Polish, Silver Powders and Soaps, and found that they would all scratch and ruin the Silver after usibg two or three timc3. We guarantee our Silver Polish not to damage the ware in the least, and it day be used even by inexperienced help with eutire safety, aa it contains P. L. Geissleu & Co., Jewelers. No. 51 Main Street, Evansvilie, Indiana. scp2o ttfTFaber's best Artist's Gnm, at the Journal Office. Look Out
treat Bargains In Dry Goods!
avo Your Money I Hughes has iust returned from
New York, where he has looked out carefully for tho interest of his cus
tomers, and bought a large stock of
the very best of every article in his
me, and Will sell them at such prices terday rorenoon. and the Rover, with as will insure perfect satisfaction. la beaw tor or salt. ir n.In,
He asks particular attention to hi
stock of Cloths, Ca?simere9, Tweeds, j log, and the Wild Cat, with a tow of -Taono U'. U..n, IMl, tr.:i. 1 - . , ..
cuur., mci-hvui viuius, tr Dice I uarBB'f iwju up ai n issi n 1 g a l. ........ 1 lie
ana iOiorei rlanneis, a very choice stock of Irish Linens. Larere stock of Hosi Crv for everv.
body.
hlrgant Dress Goods. Large and superior stock of Vel
vets Satins. Dress Trimmin?s and
Notions.
- A very complete stock of Rihbona
Crapes and Melines.
.Ladies . Misses and Children's riaf a
of the latest Fall styles.
Large and varied stock of French
Flowers and Plumes.
He has not necleeted hi stnelr of
Embroideries, to which he added
largely.
As usual, h has the best assort
ment and eheaDOSt Prints and Mm.
line in the city.
He respectfully asks attention to hU stock. Wm. Hughes. si24 lw No. 4G Main Street. P. , L. Celsi.ler'i Celebrated Sliver Polish, " Manufactured by P. L. Geiss'er & Co., Jewelers, No. 54 Main Street, Evansvilie, Ind. Price, 50 cents per bottle, for sale by all reliable druggists. . Electro silver Plating. We
are, lso, prepared to re-plate Tea Sctt3, Castors Forks, Spoons, Ice Pitchers, Cups and Goblets at onethird the cost of new goods, and warrant them to wear equally well. ee25
ro uiher Jiiver lun;u f Thtrd Page. A great change took, place in tho wes.tl.r Saturday afternoon.. At 1 p. sr. the mercury stood at 6. At 6 P. M. It had fallen to 6i. Thlcli clouda gathered and a fierce, bleak wind from tha north weal prevailed. The clotida looked threatening, but it did not rai here, and yesterday was cleaV and cold, Willi the mercury at 0i at
noon, and in" at midnight last, a change of
38 In 38 houra. We may expect frost this
morning. Considerable ralu fell at Clif clnuatl and Lonlavllle S-Uurday, anj l!
also rained at Memphis..... The river at
' uc it injurs cnamai 5 o'clock iattt evening -.The pilots of the
ivaie itsuiuKon reporl only 431 feet at
French Island Bar, after a earful examin
ation, llilo Tunrstall, pilot ot the Tar
ascou ana ighingaie taluks there are 5 feet Tbe piloU of the Norman reports
feet on Walker's Br and the Vauanlla
aground there oa Saturday, but our die-
patches announce her at Cairo yesterday
ine arrival i and departures bluce
S p.m. Haturday Include tbe Min neola, Memphis .to Cincinnati; John
Lumsden, ta Cairo; Rose Hl(e. Louisville
and return ; J. L. Orahain, Henderson auu return; Norman, from Cairo; K. C. Gray, PitUiburg to tt. Louis; Kate Iiifdnson Cincinnati to St. Louis; Dardanelie, Cincinnati to Arkansa River; Nightingale, Louisville to Henderson; l'etrolia No. 2, from Cannelton.The Diamond, with a
heavy tow of empty barges, passed op yes
Kgalar Monday Packet for Palueab, fastport and Floruica. ,
The &cgant rosuncr S'ritucr Lei lIowEf-L," Mailer; , KOlifcfcT iicMKCUA&'.tt:crk. Leaves tor the r.liove and rII inlcnm ni ito
poluts every TUESDAY, ai4 o C oc!t l M.
urues ror fine luniLer. meMU or un
dressed, or for Teiii.essue I'lg I;o:i,n:ieu promptly, ajui at lowest rate .
t or ireunc or pa-snsre appiv on iimirn, or HUMPHKKY, LEWIS Jj LO ,
or V. 11. COSAMT, .
to
tf
Tho Itapidin i.'o. 2 having
Agants. beeu tho:'-
cuhly rcpalreJ, will return!) her trips on . t TuesJay, Septenaher Slb, at 1 p.m.
scp27 Zl FOR CAIRO,
LE3 Howei.-l, Master.
AND MKM-
COLTJM U'JS
1JII1S.
The i)'.eudid steitfu-r n CORA S.,
2 UiUAa iv tig, nt.vini , t. .
. Ai. U WJiftii, uierii, ' Will leve for Memphis tvtid uli way or s U StONb.'iiSEPTKMBKIt 27x11, at 10 a. m..' For freiybt or pasnun apply on board, or to HUMPHREY. Lr.Wi.-i & CO., . or W. G. L HO W N it CO , dlt AfenlH. RECJULAR MONDAY A ND.TiiU DAY PACKET, " Tho flue low-water racket ',n-- N a AN, ."i.L.':P. K. Ilarclay, Ma ter. . .Waiter B. I'eunii plon, Cltrk, Will leave for Cairo. and :I1 wny landings every Mi.!)tl' and XilliwDAV, t 4 o'clock P.M. For ireiiiht or pav?e noplv on board
rto , JJCKE MC1IELSON,
or I
n-sr f
A'ent.
Loulsvlllo pickets bad excellent trips The Rose Hlte bad IT, bar3 of railroad Iren forPaducah ,Tbe .-vate Robinson anj
Dardanelie bad splendid trlrs. The Dar
danelie added considerable hero. She is a beautiful new boat, Intended for the Upner
Arkansas River trade The Mlnneola
bad a moderate trip The Norman and
Petrolla were rattier list.l....lto Rap
ldan No. 'i will be here ready to resume
her regular trips oa Tuesday .The Fay ette, it is expected, will be ready for bust
U6S8 on Wednesday, and may make a trial trip Tuesday evening Ihe Morning Star will. It Js said, resume her trips on
Tuesday.
b 11 i t-' b
or
leie&iapb.J Nkw Vi.k. 8tpt. 2 , CoiTOJf Ilea vy ; salts of l.'.OO bales at Z)c for mlddllu Uirttit.s. t'lMUK KecrlpU 11 7SS barrels; s.lo of 9,GlO barrel at ! tOii 2 lor hui . rtl.m Miala arid Western ; -i VO.7 01 for extri Htato; tti 1j8 73 lor extra tv extern; Hi ' 8 OH lor white wheal extra; ii 2n-.4 75 lor lound hoop oluo; its Co for ex tra Si. Louis; ikkma 00 tor noi-d to choice ditto, including barrelx tneu lor UrllUh provinces, at pi ices within runtce. ltye Flour quiet ; oales ol 2,:v oai lels ai SI 7o
coit.t MEAi.-0.ule' : salts of 100
of SSonlbeiu ttt Mi 10'nO li. Whisky Dull : m cj of 1CH) ba itls
Western free alfl tlil 1". Wheat Ktce.pl IU.Aji bushelx; iiull, heavy aud la.2 lower; hales ol bl,0J bmhelsatSl 47,il 61 lor W Inter red u nil uiuocr Western ; fcl &j fur while Olo. Rye Dull. " Cdtrw IC&lpts' tljT.0 bushels; l.cavy and 2-7&: lower; ialei oi 4'J,Wi ouiuns m J.Sc(. SI iri foe unsound new rnix.d Wesltruj 1 07.1 O'J for bound do.; il li ior whlto W estern -II 111 J. for Western ytl.ow. Oats Recenv.s 2l,i'j2 busin.N; opeiit.d a Shade firmer, but closed dull and lower; sales of SJ.'tO hnshtM al ti2-:m:,c for it w Soutueru aud Western, closiua at HZ o lor Western. Rick Quiet.
CopyBK Dull. Klqau Dull ; sales of KM hogsheads Cuba ai llic. Mousses Firm and quiet I'eibuliuu-Dull ataiaio for rctiiieJ. Hoi-s-tiulet at 10..an:. Wool, .-.ales of 3", f ouudi at 4-f trLo for Joiuet.tie fleece, 3lc for un wji-shtd, liii' jc for scoured combiugs, iV itiVc lor pulled. ' LEATIlr.K-Hemlock (niln tL..1rl v ul .111 'itn
for if ueuos Ayrea litiht and iiiidiiio
weilits. , Linmkfd Oll,-Q ilol.
'1 LKl'ENiiNE-Spirits llrm at aijc Pokk -Dull ami heavy: salt oi 4'jU bur-
rels at tol 'i&dl 0 :
USEi -JItu stead . : sjih-s of 110 lifirrl.
Beef Hams quiet; les if 'JO bariei. ul itia.
COT MBAT I)u!l: BIe Of 125 nacle. trin
at V:ZlI:g forKhijuicteis. nnl'Jv iiaius: mi l.
dies quiet, sa.o of 7i tj -.x-a ina cured at
Alto -iiup anj lieavv: s.iie at
tierces at nia,i,1c. Vjt steam, uud IS.'i' iIUlic for kettle rendered.
BOTl'Kii- (iulet at ltWo for Ohio. :. CllKI'ME li Jl ;t at 10 l i'iC.
Fhkiuuts-1'o Liverpool dull and d j-ellning.
FonKiGS ExciiANOK Quiet and firm at UoLD-Q;ilet and noinina'; tho Room hsviiiil been closed all day a (ewntreet ealfs wptu niAde at tho latent repoi ted figures were 1:H;. iil il! '.(tti At i' U()Vi'.iiiNTs.-("iQi(in, ' "si, I'20rtl2i!li ; div. 'i?J. l-"a,12J14; do. '4, VIZHUJ'ix do, 'iv. l-i.ljIJl ; do. new, lls;i'ill9; lo. o7. iii)t'4; - u. tw, nsjiai-y; 10-40 , l'.i
'y.m'a. or icses Xftr&ei. By i ftfu.l - Nkw Orlkas?!. Hept. CorroN 1 Inner; s jles 2.:50O bi e mbt(Hluys at 2;Jic; teelpts. 218 bales; exf ill:-, Ciiuslw l,!7tj halts. Fi.oua f'i t'.na 1J. ('tuts-7lr.c for white. a i s 0 h: Lican-SI:'. lilHK-S.il. wuisky ii .:o. Other art !c: n unchanged. lioi.ii 13T fcTEiiUNu ..'i; New York sight, par.
v;r'. lu-jatl Rifi ,. rty l b: t . Cir-i.'iJ. nat:. Sept. 2j. 1 ' Fi.orh ;t n 1 WiiEAT-DuIl, but prices ar. uncti!iiieil. Cokn 1 'u.l At .J.-jjOi". . - i )ATtf-Unchanged ; quiet at o05Gc . ItYK-Hnl l"J ' HAfcrKY UnchanKcd. T'oii.vcco - 1 u in : too l demand. W HiiKT-tiaiet but fir d : alos t SI L". M f-ss VohX -fcteatly at i -2 0J, but doiyaud J Kin. . IjA k d He'd Ht IS but not sa!eab:e at t ei ter I li n I7I4C. Hn.K M eats Ii.iTr sbouTlere,!!1 c; clear siile hold ut iso; uo other kind tit ldes on tlie market. - J!ao iN-s-old at 171 -s for tdiouUUrs : nrt to be hail at tiie closo lor below lti'40; Clear rib hkles soid at liic, but oouli not hve bi en boutib'. below J.'c al Ihe cioso; cli ar ril, to onre out ot tlie N!unie, neld al IDc. BOXTEi--UiietiaD'3:l rieU, 3U-.j:i5(. ( a kkms )." nlj',-is. IilNr.Ui.1) Oil, "l'l 0J Lakh i).i-l tlii:W. 1'Ein ii.KU.vi Lower; sales at f2jjull t r ritin i. Hl'lUK -Firm ; s lies of raw ar Hljptio; refined, Ijji'jiOJic fur holt, aud 17j4J7" I"1 liunl. Covren Firm; ftt oi atSi'J'13 for ornm.m 10 choice, and iJ-lo for gouil t iiritue : h iles. lw) bugs. Uoi.D-Uniietlted; ewall parrliacs ma'Je fct 1SI. h xciiANOR-i-Ktrrn at par, tm; og. ' Mow KY Market ui ebucged.
' Hi 1
.VI" 1 ,ns
! a. -id
"Tst Strccj?., fc'ThuavUle, led
t
AllllIT!
, i u l i '.-' I. -i.i fi roJul- F.l!'tr, ' t ".-:. . MY FACiL'.'. l.!tbli:i"il ir...o-.) n;iy 1:
'.V"-t ft, io:.l, N.iver, Vui. r-" Ai-it-'jr i iai, t arvi-a . I "a biles, tfiO. TOIt of Nitrons Orlti 110 Kale n:.i-".,.:-: lei. t u:t is.'i ::s-t i-everal luca! j'.a.V- f.i.' .- t! -. .il.- !. . ;!, aro uh stood and 10
is 1; oil iiti.l-, ,s
I Kl'lUltN MY Ve !HllOI'.t ..' I ' ! lit Y ?: .-v
:-lVOd li
for the ei. 1 r.z t.uc piisl mcU'J
r. 2
Heal EsiiUe
S. V. iMiitii !cKon
iJkm Agouc) to itie it.l.K. b .jll.-ii',, A 0., i'eiSDlH tl.lVU tloi: (til, OT PSJ.'JII WlXh
.t, will d J well by
, :1 .'"', Oil
. . ti
1 its: ti i vi f ti i. ut mid leatlii 0 '. nr inl to rem or 14 to pmclmK. er
- on vhem kl
e
ti I 1 r
Sit
cecir bo: 'r-4 Ii!
I i-i ii U It A. N C .2 . tJfc Insir.'ince t'onipany O TDK WORLD,
N
AT I O H A li INSURANCE COMFY
, ji:jii:as:o Markt'l. ; H Telet.rapn. ' ; CutCAao, Kel. 2. KaSteum l'-voniV-aE-Par Kcliltirf. ' Ft. TB-Mof-i aolive and a hjdu easier at SI (vnd'i") f-)'.' spring extras. wjiuat -Dill uud lower; (a'.es of N'n
1 at 41 1H; No. 21 13 i, I 11, cloi-ln quiei al SI I.i lor o 2; Him -. Her 1100 11 t n luitt'Ket. iu , qbiet and 11. luer alfl l.'JJi lor N'y. 2, ne.lo.- i bepti'iiiher. I Cutt.N F11 nir; a!es No 2at 7Gi"Kt ; rrJi'Ci-d 111 7 1 '"n,;b ;;;, -o.diig al 7C'.vC lor o 1; this a fie 1 110011 iho market 1 linner mi 1 t ai tivo at. 77,4c casli, and (TjitjTSo, net er O - I icbcr, for o. V. UAirt-Actlve und firmer at l-,'4 3 Ific f ji , No. '1, elo-ing t 4 i'c. Rvk Mod. lately active.; salos of No. 1 ot , ,cr; No. 'I at tes8.)je; iej"ded 72 nift- ! lug Hi ini'i- al b.Jic icr No. 2, and T-iJ lor re- j ieiled. , 1 Bai;i.ey Dull ; No. 2 is aimcBt nom u'. at 1 !. HioHH'ista-InHcllve aud nomltia' r; 1
II 10.ul 12 ri'U-.li Side" 17nl7J.Jc; short
l'i'il'Mc, aud bWeei-pickie-J Hams 17. L!c.
'.M ASTEHKn HI Si KC f A I. ACT f F CONOR.
stl Ctl'M A!
91,O0U,O0.
it'll IMF Ci-, I'.ilLADliLl'iilA.
: i. ; e i a
il. ( I.
mi
l-hla,
..1 1 . ! 'it ad.
t ii.ilriiinu in ttee. 11, Vict-
l.M.
i., ruila.-l. Iphla,
rib Mi lilted
til. !onts MarRci. By :fcieia,i.! 8T. LoyiH, Sept. 2',. Hr.Ki' Dun; iindrr sssd sold at Jl lOjl Oi fur coiuiiKin to cho:ce. Fi.oum Fair demand for low and modi. 11 ui gi-Mdev. at Kteadv pi Ices; supi . llliw, ): X, 8.5 25; XX, 15 50 6 01; XXX ".12;ift0 2; choice to lancy lumlly, (J 7
w'jikat Stiff; but not higher; No. 2 ml V all. Si O'miI l'l. No 1 do.. SI 11.1 !A:riinli'
HjH'tl Nf-.2 white, V U; No 1 do.,
Coun I li in ; utaurjo for choice vellow
?I Id al 01 lor choice white; 111 CO for lauc?
Willi oats .Firm and sliKhtly better; 47tsi for 11 Ixed in khcIi; 4J,a.)V;c for while.
UAHi.KV j)u!i; prime to choice Iowa
i-priiisf, ji iti'ni ;w; choice Michigan. 61 iii
sir ciiy fiioicu Ot.io Fall, tl W; do. Al;s
Konri, 11 n 1. I yk Higher; 8Kj90j. . WjtlSKY-Sl 13. . I'OHK Dull : i:!2 5 Ka."2 tiO.
halt lKATS-Fiini; for ishoulderg;
i'',-iv 't tit ni rtiivv. '
iACux--1 rin, but not much doing; hou;lr. ib'i':; c ear uud clear rib Hide;
Lauu -Qlct; ISJ-io for tieice; 20 j for keg
T.
p II. 01 il
I-. 1 x ,
e.l. In '. 1 lice.
Ihe ilr-t TFN
l-)LCIES
INSt'llINU
ly, 10 ftietnph:s; Dirduelle lo i""' "o aw aius jor go.u will be made m River; Kate Robinson. Cincln- biUs ttre telegraphed to .Secretary Bj Louis; Pink Varbie, to Tennes- well The purchase of bonds will not all with bi irlps. River de- ced the sale ot gold. Tue bank olliol
Mosey Saved. R. W. Harper & Co., No. 30 First Street, are now nf-
fering to the tra io a large rarietv of Houston
.lr.b,a.C.f..?nd Lg"S of thei.r own Amvedw-.B.eK
their entire stock, and will sell as cheap as the same articles can be bought in the United State. Dealers will make it fo their interest In 1 1
on them and examine for themsoWna
as they can save the cost cf transportation from the East as well as the profits made by tho wholesale dealers.
sep:
New Stock- Drnrrr vnr,-,, v.nr
York. J. ii. Alhprin i k e
Ul' ! i. V, ' " "lUl OI
, . si.' w. wu 1'XAIU Ul I CCl,
"u.iue iciurtiBU airrrt trom ih.
. vuv xjaoi
cm marKets
and
Clot!
which tK :m "Y. '"""l 1
tUC most lasllionahln -nl lofaof ci.l.
or cheaDDess fit ar,A .Lioi.;i: .t
defy any and ail comcetition
iJ-S. They also have n I
well selected stock of Gents' Furnih-
2
-c - - uv. uiitttirum tuc XiSSt- 111A, x.; ncuiu, ni. louis to N narkets are now openinc a larira leaU!i. ati a.m.; Wild cat, st. l WCll 8lce'e-l stool- 7.V T S Pittsburg, at 7 A. M ; Wild Duck, Pi In- Stock Ot Beavers, to t. Louis, at a a. m ; Belle Ht 'S, laSSimeres. Vestices tc Memphis to t5t. Loui-, at ll a. m.; )l llin : 1 1 i 6 ! "-T'l rml I'lnvlnngllmKI Ijiiilg .....
IST The largest fine stock of rTt.
Caps and Furs ever brouehf, fr Tn,i; '
acaeaa now be lound at
sep2l tf h A. Weber & Co's.
American Gihl. Go
at IWarconnier 8.
and see her Fepl7-lw
rxTTSCUKO, September 25.-The Monon-
Biucia una inciiM wmer iu Lliecli4nuel and stationary. Tfe dher cloudy. CicrSATi, yeptembwr 25. i on Lis'
ai riTan-ia.n, i om in e Oi leans ; KilverSpray, fioiu New Orleans. Departure s
irj jvm, 101- uneI; ( urt n for Memphis The river has 7 feet 5 Inches'
waier iu tue cuannei. it must rise no
Lioxtisviixe, Keatember 25. Port List R. C iiray, to Memphis; Dirduelle, to
ai Kliiiaaa natl to hu
see River
dining Elowly, with four feet water In tue
canai, two ictiiu ine inuian Chute, aud oue toot over the rocks. Heavy rains
nave lauen at uinrreat times during the
uay. DumumiwuvD.
i asuhllr, oepiemoir z-j. Kiver now
rising, wna iweniy tucnes on liarpeih
oiiuHio. xicj mitiB lo-uay.
Memphis, isepiemoer Zj The weather
was ciouuy ana very warm during the
uay, dui. buuueniy lurneacooi ibis evening, with light rain. River rising s.owly.
uepartea uiiy or uairo, AUmtic and
DargeB sua xuaruie ny, -i. j-,ouis.
New Orleans, September 25. An ived-
Fleta. Departed huiaia iNo. 3 and ilarv
tember 25 Port Lbt
ance.irom haui-ai riiv
Bayard, from Scott's Landing; Andy Jihn'
fon, irom Jveokut; Ida, f:om Tennessee River; Muscatine, from Si. Paul; Illinois,
iium xd..i, lui , jiuiu uib xsiand Departed Andy Johnson, for Keokuk Tom Jasper, for tt. Paul; Bayard, for
ecnii jjanuiu; ivugiur aaa U-minon-wealtu, tor New Orleai.s; Julia for Vicks-
nurtj; Anna, ior uincianatl; Ulendaie for
X I Hallux g j iiujwi w;r, jor r or i omiin ; in Morgan, for Rocheort; 8t. Luke for Miami; McDonald, for Omaha; Iill'aoli for Peoria. Riverrising slowly. Weather cloudy aud quite cool. Caiuo, III., (September 25 Port List Norman, Kvansvilie pac&ei, at 11 p. n Colorado, Vicksbnrg to St. Louis, at 1 a.m: Armadillo, Cincinnati to New Orleans at 3 a.m.: HJlla Hughes, Clarksvllle to Cairo at 4 a.m.; Mclilii, Ht. Louis to New Orleans, aid A. M. ; Wiid Cat. St. Louis to
Pittsburg
jouis.
roan , Cincinnati lo St. Louis, at 2 p. m ; Ll-
m nuzues, i-niru lo viarasviila nt. i i. w
Mllbrev, St. Louis to 'Jenucsee Rtver'at 5 p. m.; Belie Memphis, st, Louis to Memphis, at 6 p.m. The river has fallen four Inches; cloudy; mercury 60D. .Memphis, September 23. Cloudy and quite cool. Rivtr rising slowly. Pay ed i-own F. L. Mc jill, Luminary and Mollie
Cincinnati, Sept 28 Arrived: Packets. Pepanu : Mary Davage, New Orleans. River rising Irom local tources; 8 feet in channel. Louisville, Sept. 23 Port List Camelia, .-t. i.ouis to Cincinnati; Mioneo'i Memphis to Cincinnati; t'o:iler. from' Pittsburg. The river Is about utationurr, with 4 feet waier in the Cica1. 2 f -t, on it
I falls and oue foot over ii:e rocks. The weathr is c ear and very c;aol.
" ".l.giKph.J Nkw i ork, Sept. 23. 'I he O ild Itoora was ciowded early this morning. At ten the Board came to order, when the following note was received from th President, f,( t:e Gaid Kicliawge BauU:'"l'lio Bank will not receive any clearing statements Irom dealer4 to day. The itatemeuU received yc-h-terday ate nearly all atlucted by the laii-' uris. and it is impossible, as ye;,, to learn balanc.-M. Dealers tnut hj prepared to lake up the ticket of tlioso iu (tetauit which tuey have sent in. That Is the on y mode of adjusting tha movement. The Bank will um every exertion to brinir pp.
couutH lo a prompt settlement." The Boara tlieu nausea resoniliriM tn ftri.
Journ llll Monday, to ieconizf no transjc
nom iwunj, auo app iiuii d a commutce orthr.eto wait on ihe AhiKtant Treasurer, and rtqucf.L him to poitnoue tb
of Sl.OiO.OiKJ oi told 11 1 Mondav. an. I i
Boaidliieu adjourned '1 here ii.vr. ii,.
no t. ansactlons in tcold to-dav. -i bo a
fcitaul Treasurer OtclineJ to accede lo the requestor lUe gold commiltee, but Males that no awards for gold will be made uniii
t ex-
Olli nn !
aie hiralghtemug out accounts between
the gold broneis and themselves. Th
cleai ings yesterday nt the Cfold Kxc:iam;e Bank agiegiited S510,'X'0,000. .
win. ileum & ki . nave not la I, d nt.,i
arrf pursuing busluessas usual. Il instated that Smilh, Ctouid, Marilu & Co. will soi.tia
their accoauis and have a oalanea or
eral millions.
2:20 p. m. Money almost immis. ilito in
geiaiauy price; quoieu at ier cent. ; Via Vt per cent Is ireey paid for tu urns'
stoCKS. Ihe ieut'i Naiio ai Bank w ii
trouble. 1 Uer.; ha.i twas rim on It all morulu?, and i is reported that it will havelo.su ptbd unles.-.other ban It sie-sist il.
llie i:uy c;os a quietly in Wall and
Broad t-! reels, ul d e . eryi litng now wears
acHiiiic! api t. il:e lun upon Die Tenth
National Bank Coded about 3:15 I'.M.. tile
B i a bavi;:g mel all demands upou il. It
is pie n n d ttie 13aL.B, on .viouday, wl 1 O-aStt l'i diCllt.O ttie HCCrtptaac cf its
Clieeks The a illty of ttie ii.l ll to satisfy all claims has ini.ei laliy checked the growing panic, nd th. re i a marked recover ol coutioance in t h i several departments of busmesi. It. u-.w only remains to 1ih KK-nn liat Mo day uiny tirlnsr f oi tn
from the disci osaie oi closely kept secrets oflheUdd Kxchange BanK, ThaTeuth National li'-ld in deposps, this rnorniug,
fl.lt.tt.O'.'O, ami paia our, uurmg the dav, about Sl.OOO.otO. Mr. Coiender, the Bank Kia:niner, inspected Ihe condition of tlie Bank to-day, atd pronounced it s itis actoo- v.,
Many uaimi citi mis evenir.g, inrow-
lug out cliecus on the Uold Kxchange
liauli, anu some uaaswere served Willi
lnjuuctlons ad legal notiticati his anattist paying checks paid Into the
Uold Lxchaoge Bank ye-terclay. These checks, lion ever, wt re ci-itifled and came rezulariy thn ng'i tbe Custom House this
forenoon, at.d. of cm s , liad to be recog-
Cizt-d. The but to ttie Assistant a reasnrer
Jor gold to-day amou .lcu to tv.eal.oA), ranging from I-.J lo M134 The Secretary or Ihe Treasury has lustrncie l Ueu. Butierrield. by telegraph, to
limit the purclia-o oi gum w-unj iu rKi unless biJs bhould be ofcr 131, and u
in.iMpt;.: BOLMSVILI.K Bept. 23. F1.0U11 Firm ; upei flue 8.1 00i3 25.
liitAiN-Hiin. i.el wheat 1110; while
wneatsi i:u. t orn In bum ttieJl 00. Outs
..u .w. it e iw.ii VjC
XoitAcui Leaf active; sales of G3 bhds.
i.'i'Riu irom t,o to2- W. f-orATOKS-Qulet but linn.
Pkovisi 'NS-Very lirm. Mess pork IZi SO
w. moiiii, utiouiuers nyac; clear rib
s.ues i.-iyta; clear f-idci 2oc; sugar-cored barns 21c; exira do. 2..U. Lard lD4"lslic.
WHtSKV-Flrtn at, il 131 IS. UAi;aiG -27o27Jc.
.tiaiift.t - Mkmphis, Sept. 2V CoTiov Kte f'y at 2ic for middling; receipts ltkf bales; exporu llti bales. Klocu-F tiilnr. . Wjikat-11 27JJ. Coan Mii'ket bare at 81 )5. Oats Dail at &sc. Hay Firm at ttuj 51. , BuA.v-iii and ateady. LAKD Weak and unchanged.
Bacon-Still'; hboulders fcldes 2&c.
i:'f..in.i . lUr. lo Hi Policy-Holders ; per Fj.ar security, ;t.i'idi p.s Id up (;ui.i(.,i ()f una r.fllilou , D-ih. n i-l nu:iiau-e s to the JH'.iii.wl. I:y i:.i
LOW KIT; s 4 l,F i i.A IIG ll DIXIDKSm
Mr
lLM,
Aih'nirf,
a Ruvcrsl inary pe: ceiH.
I I vl lend of 1, by its
UETl'ltX PKhMlUM ELAN. ii;n i tn. 4;r. 'is. i'.ICs W. . LLIS .t ()., 2.1 VVn..:iit Hi t t, l.'l'M'iiiliiil). ' ). iu i i . n .-iin tor ( ,ii :u sin I entiHl Bnd soiitii'-ru imlliiiia.
.1011.
in;. t eol
S. HOPKINS, I:'vtinvile, Intl.. AUKNT.
J. s'i
s i.t: - v a bit ai; L i: i ;k i pit u'Lui y Tuat
piopufv k ii -- r as the l-:i r
s I'.inte I on t be wtm niMii'i ot ;
Sixth Sire'th, liii'iliiu: 7...' le. t
Ilreet an I I u fi-el on Suiii ii
M A I N fU-iiil i.i
piO t ity i i !n umi on Main i l.t. Salil
propel I V is o'l -reil f.ir sale al low tlyiuea
. P
on e-i-.' i"rnn. A pi'y : o
W.lU 1 I A
Cor lelti dtl
O N .
Heal Ksl ite A"it, er Locust a rid 'lhlrii Streets.
P. SAN iO.M.
SAN 30 M L W!L
AlF.X.VII.fti.l
SOfJ,
Jiashiino Marlict. By Tele-raph.J . Nashville, Sept. 2j. WHEAT-F.rm; reJ, ?I20; acubar, Jl 2j White, Jl 3D, CuKU I. '
(ATK 700. Rye-H. BAKt-KY il .'A). FLOtra SX. -
Bacon sides, 19ic; hams, 20c; shi ul-
uers, ia. IvARD-22?.
lJK. I.EHS I.X
ten I'rfe Jlry tiooas arfiev.
H feleyrftph.l New YOttE, Sept. 23.
I ii y d'oona-Ai is usual on f atorday, tho
i""i loMinunye; i.ni, neveriueieis, the leadiugdry good J'ibtdng houses, are
jiiuSi;iiuj uumuos at teueraliy steady
i'; n.iiiinnH in hum brown aud
ui.-Hu.Lieu coilou goods ana Canton flan
"in me marKet was a lilt e depressed; yd the changes to-day are not of sufliclent
iijijio. lauee io mtiit special uollce.
And sou, Agents for the AIRDUIK and oLIOO MbiCs ot Kemuciiy. Being yt nh io I ii.- :..v. Low's Itoliel tullou and lt. F x We a : e pr. pared to !o lowing at i -m nuiK.i. oi r.ei.s; 5 South Si'f.f!fl Mri'it mvA UJue Djtk, LiinriMt Wharf.
Steam boats
i.heral terms.
arid f.ictoiie-j
mpplled on li.a.ti drtm
r.uropeen MarRei.
By Cable. 1 London, Kept. .2).
l oaiols for mon-y, : account, m'ify 92J5. Fi ve-twenlief, tt.s, 8.; do, '07s, tsi;
Livkrpool.M pteniber 25.--C' tton firm
er; Middling up amis, YlVZ'a, I2"t i : Orleans.
1'2(-;412?6; hales iHfMi hales. Caluornla White
vvbeat, atH u; lieu western, ba 4i r ') ;xl .
Wesieru Flour, 2s. Corn, mired, 9d.
iat-s:;s oa i-eas, m. rum. ilsh. eer.
H'Ji. l.ard,7js. Cheese. (.'!. Bacon. fi."n Od.
Produce uxchauged. Cotton at Havre,
j -l i .
JOHN 1VINS0N,
BitASS FOUNDIR AND nMSUEX.
Sltam acd ta.-l'lpe f itter,
M.innfHcturer and De-iler in Steam and
Water Oau.'K, i-pelter and Babbitt Metal, and uu Atti. ies appertaiutng lo a tira-ci I ..mniry.
CLACK-
nun iinlts bids bhould be orer IU, and to
reject all bios under 132. Tbe total amount told Is M.wiO.OWl, at tilfiWA. Tlie bu.s for Oiavei uineuta io the 'sub Tnasury t. -day amounttd to f7,m,QV. .t llrf 17 VA'i Am' unt of awards mule, S3 liJJ.OWJ, at 110 i7-luOUS S-KX0. Cable dlspalcncs report tbat lar;e amounts ol gold h ave been withdrawn lioiu tbe liauiis of Kualand Bud Fiance, lor shipment to New York. Tue jjeueral opinion on the tdrett is thsit beyond thoe of AlberU j : atil W. II. Bidden, the failures will be confined prlu
Q. W. WABCKN. THOS. CXJNYNOTON
No. CI MAIX bTUKKT.
V VSlIIIi.V &. COXYNGTO.V,
DKALE1L3 IN PIAN03, 0BGANS, MUSIC And Musical Goods of all kinds, tjiders by mall promptly attended to. feJtdly
Hatrr Ktrert, b;t. rlneuntl Lttl. KVANSVILI.K, IN1. w-Cah. !" for old iJ,.Pr,r HI,,, i4ra!8 f IltsT iniuv.tL O F Fresh lialttnoi e 0vs.lt r.
Eerted Up Rtv, Tried, or Stewed,
A 1 JolmC. SchwclzerV
MAW STREET EXCHANGE
selmj "el. FJ ft !i rMid ,tl x Hi
7It. It. A. PATTESIIjr, Physician and
JU Suige'in, liavlug permanently located
at i'Jvausvllle, ind.. will give special at
tention to chronic diseases and the dis
eases of Wom-n and children. His specific
lor Ague and Fever can always oa naii Ml his rooms. Northwest corner of Locust anil Second Streets, t'O doors above Second, where ho can always be found unless pro-fei-slonally engaged. . Sept. 22, mt). c-23.m
FOR 3ALE.
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iriuiiy Uhurch. Let i7!
Illy
eel. a," ,1 pl .
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Teims liberal, a n.l , 1 e k;?own on'dav'r
aale.
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