Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 September 1869 — Page 1

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(tit ADTAyCB.! DAILY JOURNAL. One year, by mail V.3 eix months, by rnaiL. - - " rurp months, by mail. - ' By the weE, payable to ;arrier. TP.I-WEEKLY JOURNAL. One year .. . f ' ii tt ontha..

WEEKLY JOTTRNAL. One cony, one year . Five coDlen, one year ... Ten copies, one year.. . .8 2 .. 8 - 13 STATIONERY, XOTE PAPER. LETTEIl PAPEIt. AID IXIX, All the Late Stjles, Yerj Cheap, AT THE JOXJXirVX- OFFIOK, NEXT TO POST-OFFICE. , .. ii THURSDAY .SEPTEMBER SO, 18-3V. The Vigo County Fair made a de ficit at its hs! This is bad. exhibition of $217 23. We hate received copies of tte IlockporxfcitYy Fair Journal, t& be published during the progress of the Spencer County Fair. It ia a neat looking paper, well sustained by advertisements, and presents a' very creditable appearance generally. It is published by Lieut. Ca'ket, editor of the Spencr County Journal. Glad to Hear it. The Terro Ilaute Express of yesterday announce that the extensive steam printing establishment and bindery of Messrs. Allen & Andrews, of. that city, hai been purchased, and with other new material and machinery, will be added to the Express office. The location of the oGoc wi!l bo changed to the Fatrick building corner of Sixth and Ohio, nearly opposite the Post Office, and the paper enlarged and put in entirely new yp9 in about a fortnight. The Indianapolis Journal vs the name of General Alvin P. IIovEy, United States Minister to Pern, af present vieiticg Saratoga Springs, New York, Is mentioned, in connection with the vacant Secretaryship of War. General Hovet's civil and military record is a good one, and if he should be called to such a position, would, without doubt, give satisfaction to the country. General Grant is thoroughly familiar with the merits of General Ltyvir, for the latter was ono of his moat energetic assistants in the Vicksburg campaign. The Frauds in tue Metiiodist Book Concehv. The New York Post says the ire?ulariti-33 in the Methodist Bjek Concern are owing to the fact that tha business has rapidly grown to mammoth proportioa, without any proper system of checfc3 havioj? been adopted to protect the interests of the Concern. Everything was done so loosely, each per- j son concerned in the management j having placed implicit confidence in his associates. Dr. Porter gave the baying of pip-i? to his eon, who is a paper broker, for the purpose of securing him a position in the business community; an J, it is probable, without any thought that the interests of the Methodist Book Concern would thus be joopordiaed. No person ofa cially connected with tho establishment is under any suspicion of having intentionally done anything wrong. The New. York Timet siys the crash iu stocks Tuesday afternoon ha3 seriously affected many houses which escaped the crash in gold last week. Houses which, suffered by iho fall ia the gold market, and were brought almost to the verge cf ruin, could cot be expected to withstand the double shock, and it was expected that yesterday would reveal the fact that a very large number of firms have gone under. If the Gold Exchange Bank shouU fail to me:t its obligations, or, if a run should be made on that institution, it i expected that the crash ia VV.l Street will b entirely overwhelming. That the bank is in a critical condition, is felt certain. That it has lost the confidence of the brokers, is a fact; and, with this support withdrawn from it, the end of that institution must soon follow. The Tribune says the feelicg against the Gold Exchange Bank is jastiy deeper than at any previous time, and the general uncertainty in Wall Street continues, with aa expectation on the part of many that very troublous times are just ahead. Tub complete aod rounded way in which soma thiegs are done in Boston,, it is refreshing to contemplate. In order to increase the usefulness of thcfirestpubiiclibrary.it is now intended to establish branches in different sections of the city. If the people are domiciled at too great a distance lrom the library tp go after books, the authorities aro willing to carry the books to the do irs of these su burban citizans. It is as if Boston said: My friend?, it will be useless fcr you to plead any excuses. I have determined that you shall read, and read joa shall." Just as the has already seid : " Little boys nnd girls, jonmustgo ty Echool, parents or no parent, or you must go to a worse place." Upon such points the Hub is extremely uncompromi."iDr, and extremely Fensible. A:. Y. Tribune. They want a paper mill at Terre Ilaute. Terre ilaute is always wanting something. Evansville Journal. Which is not the case with those sleepy towns and cities on which the finger of Time has written "fipiflhed." J. II. Express. T7e object to your poking fun in that way at Madison and New Albany. mmmm Ira BR03HEAR3, formerly of lockport, but now a resident lawyer of Grandview, has been appointed Prosecuting Attorney for the Common Piea3 "Court of this District, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig nation of J. W. Buskirk. A jrood election. Rockport Uaiiy Fair Journal.

VOL. XX. COXDEXStD TKIEGBAXS. iETsssDA.r, Sept 29. The estlmaleijvneat crop ot Montana Is 65,00 basaels. . . George Ptabodty Railed yesiterday for Earope. In steamer Scotia.. A British -vessel baa arrived at Halifax with yeliow fever on board. TbeNew Jerosaia" Church, on Cherry (Street, Philadelphia, was damaged by fire yesterday. ... rr-. 1 . ... ta mnVdrn ofPbilacieiphia are organizing to strike for higher wages. Jndzo KeUey, of Philadelphia, Is stamping Western I'enosyiTniila, anl addressed a larj:e audk-ute at Pittiborgb on Tuesday evening. -..--. TKfl Van Vn.v TTarnljl eat ta tm Ckin cress to enact a law oo sr. a. Id timolin;;, and holds Seeretry Boawveil reeponaioie. for the pxeseot baa slate oi nrjveneiaxy auain. IFh. ...AhMic. and fi!A9at Ar nf 2m - Pcheneb'y. at M&asvlUe, near Peoria, wan QOj; lnured for SSjtOi in. easiru o21e Icdiarj depredations continue In Mantaoa. Nearly every - herd of Block has been run IT in the vicinity of Silver C ity, and KOiae mnrden committed., . Th fait mealing at Mystic Pri has commueed, ar.d will lasV (oar days. There were two trou to-day. Tbe Hist, for tCW, wa won by Irilt. Ee.t tima, 2:2i. Tbe second, for ll.OUJ, wai won by l opy. Best time, 2:32. ; . . Eenator "WijD.lt ia al.l, la-opoies at the next sess.cii of ngre5! to lutrodace a Mil providing that any person who shall iuKg9 In Dai i n or seiliag gUl, and bal' fail to deliver the actual coin, snail be paniahed with, heavy Has and lmprisoamecl. ( - . r ; l '".' ' , Charle W. Poli, salesman lathe store of liovey, Berton 4 Co , and Walter Alllsou.s tlu to be a fast man without visible mean of support, are under arrest, the f armer charged with stealing uoods lrom his employee! and the latter foe recwvluj a ad selling tue m. Senator Wilson eontemplaiert Intrr-dac-lnjt a bill at the next csua of lJorigre 10 slop the operations of Kold gimbiers ia W'ml a'jfefl. He design to inal.e It a penalty to sell or parchaie golii nnle the full aiflonntof c-Jln-is actually delivered. Gov. Campbell. Gov. Bros. Lord Paget, f excursion from Cheyenne over the completed poil Ion oflbe Deaver Pacifle liallroal. The work was considered ratisfaotory, and Is pmjr?vlnK at th rl; of one mite daily. It is stated that one hundred and fiftythree men, mostly Cabans, left New YorJc on Katurday night, for a destination nnrevealed. They got safely aboard the Horner, and It appears certain that the steatner pat to sea yeierday morning, ca rrying the 133 men, beside a ood ntocc of ammunition aud Kiirn, viz.: Three t-lxty-eight rounder Parrois. two NapoleonH, and two thirty-two pounders. John Hoa?, of Kansai City, leS his wife and four children run off wtta aootbex "feller" very philosophically. Hubse quenlly he got bis" mad " up and followed tnem 10 Jac&sonville, I.L Fluclni? them at the hdQM of bis wife's sister, he shot his wife twles In the his yooanest child it the side, and Munich, the paramour, in the shouiders, and then escped. Gov. Pile report the condition of New Mexico as ceuerally prosperous, and that he has taen measures to suppress Indian depredations in the localities in which they exlt, by organizing companies of mounted c-ltlzens. The Governor thinks he wilt have the Territory lo a thorough state of defense In a few mojl.ha, if me Quaker system docs not Interfere with bis 1-1 a us. It la stated that John Covode and Senator Wi son vlaited the President yesterday aud urged hliu, in view of the doubtfulness of Geary's election, to visit Pennsylvania avalu. A fair i. lo ba held at Allentown, which they urged him to attend, lie replied that he bad already been absent a great deal, but would try to g. Mr. Covode tnea visitet liaietary Cox, and obtained a proiale from him that the clerks n his iJjpartment should go home ad Vol3, wltri'int teine dooked. B L lEICi? 3? Excit 'merit in Wall Street. Sumorei P.iilura of Savcral Firms. Gold Exchange Bank in the Hands of a Receiver. Republican Stato Conventioa ia Session at Syracuse, N. Y. Sf.ato Ticket Nominated. Lata , Washington Nows. News by Atlantic Cable. Opinion of Attorney Genoral Hoar. Lates from San Francisco. Destructive Firo in Chicago Los3 Estimated at $30,000, Excitement In Wall Street Ramsrcd Failure of several Firms. New York, September 29 The excitement to day in financial circles exceed any dy yet. At tho opening of the Gold B ard tha committee reported that all but about forty statements had been received, and hoped tQS.eaway out of its difficulties tGday. The Beard adjourned till the afternoon fur statements to be received until 12 o'ebek. No further report ha yrt b?en made publiii. The Stock Board opened firmer, but the announcement of tho failures of Meigs & Son, Fuller, Treat & Cox and Sloan & Co., cansed a reaction, and quotations aro difficult to give. It is rumored that Lockwood & Co. and several other firms are in danger of going under; but this is not cotfTrmed. New York Central is quoted at 16H: Michizan Southern. 79: Erie. 29J; the market is now firmer. 2 U CLOCK. lnc Uold JbKchange Bank has been placed in the hands of a Receiver. : The Treasurer accepted a bid for three millions bond3, instead of two millions. New lorfc Items. ; New York, Kept. 2D. An injunction has been issued by Judge Clark in the case of the Erie Ilailrotd Com pany vs. the Union Bank and others restraining defendants from selling ordisposine of certain stock ot the Cleveland & Pittsburg or T., V. & W. Itoada. The Commercial says the steamship Alabama went to sea Sunday, with 200 volunteers for Cuba. Dr. Simmons waited on Secretary Fish to-day, and was assured that every facility in the power of the Government would be promptly granted to gain full and ample redress for all damages ha sustained in Cuba. The steamship Nebraska, from Liverpool, arrived to-day. In a game of base ball, the Hay makers beat the Atlantics ajora 16 to 13.

Jdi ..Vrfi NSW TORE Stormy Dtbato In the 6oIu Uoom Statement of the ftold Exchasgc Bank Presented to lha Eaard. New loss, Sept. 29. Stormy deDates m the (jOid lioom, alternate remarkable depression and buoyancy on the Stock Exchange, stock failures and receiverships and injunctions, form a group oi events wnich make the day without an equal in the annals or V all btrcet. At the early session of the Gold Board the following was presented: ' ' - ' - STATEMENT OF THE NEW .YORK COLD EXCHANGE BANK. To the Comm issioner of the Gold Hoard: An ofScial of the Bank went into tho Gold Boom on the morning of the 21th inst.. and suggested to a few that it would be impossible to clear the transactions cf that day on ac count cf an attempted corner, but on consultation it wa3 decided that it was the duty cf the bank to make the attempt, even at some sacrifice. The bank assumed the clearing movement in the usual manner and received. m the payment of balances, a very large amount of gold and Currency. It was necessary to restore a large portion of those amounts to the dealers, or widespread disaster would have followed. To do this, the bank was forced to depart from the rule of receiving alt balances before paying any, and went on paying dealers a portion of the balanca of their statements, reserving a afe margin where practicable, and trusting to the dealers to make good any over dealings on the final ssttlcmcot. This" was the cour.-e pursued on Tuesday aod Saturday. On Saturday a committee wa? appointed at an a informal meeting of - the dealers to eoarcr with the Directors, who went "iato an investigitioa, extending through Saturday and Sunday, on the plan to declare nine dealers rejected from the clearing, and assume tho rest as good the only basis of settlement they deemed practicable. The bank acted on this in paying, dealers, on Monday. . The emergency of" the settlement with the Cleaiiog lloufcof the banks on Monday and Tuesday, was passed by transferring to tha Committee of the Clearing House a sufficient amount to teenre the balanco in -the bank. Tha bank has cow at its control, after settlement with the Cicariog House Bank, an amount not far trom its capita!, and surplus with which to liquidate ' tbr dealers' statements, a3 soon as it can ba ascertained what is due from tho bank to the dealers and from the dealers to the bank. It u the expectation that these results an bo approximated today, and from ail the evidence now accessible, wc bciiave the bank to be solvent and able to pay all its debts. No complications exist at present except on our dealers' statements. The bank has not failed or suaponded. It has paid alt its obligations as stated. It paid Monday's obligations at the Clearing Houe, in gold at par, and on Tuesday f 1,000,000 in gold and say $1,300,000 in securities. Signed II. M. Benedict, President. September 2S, 1809." ' The committee of twenty, appointed by the Gold Exchacgo, worked steadily on the statements ot dealers since 4 V3l , yesterday, and at 1 P.M. only two statements remained to be received thoso of Smith, Gould & Martin, and Knickerbocker & Co. The net result, as far as ascertained, is that the dealers aro "short" with the Gold Exchange Clearing House about $10,000,000 of gold, which Smith, Gould & Martin are offering to sell them at 135. There appears to be no doubt that the committee will succeed in effecting the clearings on Friday's business, the settlement ! being made on a basis determined upon yesterday. The difference between 135 and the actual price will remain to be adjusted between the dealers themselves. At 3:45 the committee of twenty reported to the Gold Boom, iu executive session, that they had referred the making up of a statement from the tickets of Smith, Gould & Martin, to coaefctent aocountants, and requested to be released from further duty. The report wa3 accepted, and it wa3 agreed that the transactions of Friday be settled. The Exchange, Clearing nou-e aud Board adjourned till to-morrow. The President of the Gold Room has been served with an injunction. granted on the application ot Smith, Gould, Martin & Co., restraining him from selling gold on their account, according to rule. A resolution was passed by the New York Stock Exchange to deal in gold in the Long Boom until such time as the governing committee ef feet a plan establishing a gold room under the direction of this Association. Tho S:ock Exchange, later in the day, passed a resolution to deal iu gold in tL3 hall of tho oid Open Board of Stock Brokers, the dealings to begin to-morrow at lO o'elock. A meeting of a Joint Committee, representing the New York City Bank, Clearing House and New York Gold Exchange Bank, wa3 held in the parlor of the Clearing House. At this niseting the Gold Exchangij Bank, which made no clearings today, proposed to the Clearirg House Committee that the other banks should advance 20 per cent, on the 52,500,000 of gold paid by the Gold Exchange Bak yesterday, and the day before, in the settlement of their indebtedness at the Clearing House, which would enable them (the Gold Exchange Bank) to pay their entire indebtedness. Tho effect of this would be to release the otter securi ties held by the Uoniuiiftee, and give the Gold Exchange Bank about $300,000 in currency. Ssvcral banks ! haJ agreed to furnish the means to carry out this proposition, when it was Jearned that the Bank had been j put in the hands of a receiver, con-! gequently, the negotiations were ' stopped. , I The injunction was granted by Judge Cardoza, on application of a1 person claiming to be a creditor of the bank. The application for a permanent receiver ia returnable next Monday. Ia the meantime Au Browo, of the law firm of Brown, Hall & Vanderpool, has been appointed temporary reoeiver. The associated backs agreed, in response to the application of a committee of twenty, to keep open to certify to checks, &c , until 4 o'clock this afternoon, and if necessary, until 6 o'clock. At the Stock Exchange the failures of Charles A. Meigs & Co., Julian A Co., and of -Fuller, Treat & Cox were r jported, and stocks were sold out for them under the rule.

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HVANSYILLE, IND. .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.

The latter firm are paying differences, but are unable to take the stocks they purchased, yesterday. It is be lieved that suspensions will prove b:it temporary. The names of Lockwool & Co. was used freely on the street in the afternoon a3 having failed, and it vrss finally stated that they made an assignment of their affair3 to Capt. Jco. P. Acker. This house .hasicr years been one of the wealthiest ia tho street, and one of the most influential. There exact position on the market is not known, although they were credited with holding . largo amounts of Pacific Mail, Michigan Southern, NorthWestern and St. Paul. Oa the other hand, it is said they have been short on New York Central for the past twelve months. , ,, Foreign News. ENGLAND. " Southampton, September 20. Tha steamship Deutcbland, from New York, took S240,000peel?,'oa Ameri can account. - Losdos, , Sept. 20., The -Tirms Paris correspondent assert? that thereis but littio hops of & compromise between Spain and the Cabnn?. The sentiments of both parties arc heard here.. The Spanish Goveromeat. gays in so many, words. f" Lay d 3 -n your aroH, and Eecd deputies (o'tbe Cortc. If you will be as Canada, wc are willing. If you desire independence, vra don't say ' No. The matter may be arraneed. but disarm." Snain'a mett is nothing but compromise . . ; "r London, Sept. .23.7-Xhe f readers St. Laurenfr and4 City tk Antwerp, from New xorK, and rrussia. from Quebec, have arrived on London, oeptttnbor 20.r ILe cew from Bio Janeiro is to the 7th. aud fully confirms, the .Sight cf Lop?t.,'j r. -:..S .:--FRASC. Paris, SepL 29. Two accomplices in the recent "murder of the Trappnuu family have been arrtid.Hi.O Paris, Sept. 2'J. Ihe Prince and Princess of4 Walei' 'arrive i to-day. Xhey were received by the Emperor. . , rORTCOAL. ' .-- Lisbon," September" 23. The "mail steamer fiom Kio Janeiro has arrived with advices from Paraguay to the 221 of Aueust. On the 18ih the Allied Army attacked the forces of President Lopez, which were en trenched at Curuauatty. . The Para guayans were entirely defeated, losing 1,000 killed and 300 prisoners; aLso twelve cannon were captured. Lope, with the remaindieCof his army, fled to Igaocio, a short distance awa?. On the 21st he was again attacked by the Allies, and again defeated losing, in the cegagement, twentyfive cannon. Count DeEu, tha General commanding the Allies, at last advices was closely pursuing the fugitives., Owing to- thse vieiories the Paraguayans were compelled to abandon a'l their steamers. These subsequently fell into the baud of the Allies. - Forty-Four L-tho British subjects, who had lately been held in confinement by Lopez, were promptly liberated, ' r The Provisional Government of Ascunsion fcai declared Lorcz an outlaw. SPAIN. Madrid, September 20 At-the council ot Ministers hell here tj day. Marshal Serrano presiding, it was agreed to propose to the Cortes the ejection of the Duke of Gcnai as ivinz or cpain. Ihe press, without exception, have received with great enthusiasm the letter of the Kin? cf Portugal, de clining to bo a candidate 4 for the Spanish throne. It is reported that formidable bands of Kepublieans are concentrated in Catalona. The Government has dispatched troops there. ' Washington Items. Washington. September 20. The Comptroller (t Currency has issued a circular to tho National Banks asking for a statement showing their number and amount of loans and di.v counts, and the average time for which the Joan3 were granted, the average rate of discount or interest charged for the year, commencing October 1st, 1SGS, including, first, the expenses, amount and date ot taxa tion by the United fetates and fctatt, and tha amount of profits for the same period. The information is in tended to be used by the Lomptrouor in hi annual report to Congress. Washington, beptembcr z'.K it 13 stated that Attorney General noar has given an opinion that the Provis ional Legislature of Virginia, alter organization, will have authority to elect United States Senators. Such action is not regarded as Legislative business, and will, therefore be lawful. - - ' ' - - ' Sews from San Francisco. San Francisco, Sept. 20. Colfax and party left for tha East to-day. Ae will remain in Salt Lake for a few days. Law's appointment to the,. China Mission . is received with great favor. He did not seek the position, but has concluded to accept it. He entertains liberal opinions on the subject of our relations with China, and has strong faith that the C'ainese Government, under the influence of j ist treatment, combined with a steady moral pressure, will be induced to open China to American enterprise. Seward, to-day, received several valuable presents from the citizens cf San Francisco, including a gold ciar case, gold snuff-box, and gold-beaded cane, all specimens of California manufacture. The cane wa3 presented by the California Pioneers, at their Hall, accompanied by a certificate cf honorary membership. The cigar ca?e is exquisitely wrought, and cost fl,500. The Chinamen working on the Yir- ! ginia and Truco Bailroad were driven ! off to day by a band of white men. j The Sheriff read the riot act, and I measures wer taken for the. proteaj tioo of the Mongolians. The manj agers of the road called on the Gov ernor tor assistance. , .-., The banquet given to the Directors of the Central Pacific llailroad by the citizens of Sacramento last night was a succei3. New Orleans, Sept. 20. TLe steamship Canton, from Galveston, picked up, yesterday evening, near Ship Shoals, two boats containing Captain Morrill, the first mate and thirteen others, from the steamer Trade Wind, which sunk on the 24'h. The second mate's boatis still missing. Memphis, September 20. Colonel Eldridge has received a charter for the Memphis, Springfield and Kansas City llailroad, through Arkansas. Koopmanschop arrived here to-day.

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RepoS lean Stata Conven ton. --3teacu5E, N. Yl, September 23. lucre :s a strong feel.ni amoaf: the delegates to the Bepublican State Coavention favorable to excluding lager beer from the operation cf the Kx3;S3 Law. The Convention met at coon, and was orgauiz-; j v.ith Dewit C. LittlejouQ i temporary President. Ti.e various C0mii.tee were at piloted. and then a recess was taken until 3 o'clock, p sr. At the afternoon sess'oa, Hon. J no A. GriswoII waj dale permanent Presmecf. . . Juiza Plerretoat, from the Com mitte-e oa Besoiutions. presented the platform of the Convention as follows That the public debt, both principal and interest, 6hs.ll be paid in coin; that taxation ought to be e inal and simple, and as little burdensome to the citizens as possible: . that the C-ovcrnmeat is bound, by-the men eaered obligation, to .protect its eitizens, whether nativs cr fore ga born, wherever tl.ey may go; mat every American citizen, whether naturalized or native, ihall have an tqaail right to suffrsgi, without regard to nation, race or religion; that the Fi!teenth Amend meet to the Constitution of " the United States ought to be adopted; that we deeply Bympaihiz3 with all dova-troddeo and. oppressed people everywhere; that whenever the facta in the possession cf our Government will jiv.ity the recognition of Cuban belligerency, we shall heartily approve such recognition, and pledge our cordial support to any action on the part of the Governing tending to the final annexation of Cuba, when-; ever the shall have aehieve i her rn 'dependence, and Ler people desire such action. O her' teiolntions endorse the ad ministration of President Grant; oppose the 'division cf raay State school funds to sectarian institutions; favof enlargement of canals and eon&q uiit .reduction .in. tails tli wr e on. aud urre the passage -or laws to prevent ilh gal voting. ' The platform was adopted. Befcoluticn touching the license question having been iar the cats time introduced by ,Mr, ODoanell and tabled, the orate ticket was then nominated, as follows :. t. , For Secretary of State, Geo-.Wm. Curus;' Comptroller,. Thomas' .'Hiil-hou-e; State hneiueer, Geo. Jobn CL Kobinson: Treasurer. TboAas H. Cbatfield; Attorney GoceraJMartio specter,. 1). 1). Conover; JTtiiges of the Court of Appeals, the present in cumbents. Woodruff and Wil09. . It. appears, that Gen. tj;ccl de cline I to accept any nomin-ation. on the - ground of ill health. ' - A Slate Central Committee was then selected, and tha Convention adjourned. - Stale Falr.: - - Sr. Louis, September 20. The ninth annual fair of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association, which will commence next Monday, and condone throughout the week, promises to far exceed any previous .exhibition. The entries up to last niqht were eqaal to tLc total number last year, and they, are being made at the . rate of about five hundred per d3y. AM " the different departments will be very full. The Art Gallery and Floral Hall will be unusually fine. Thettock department is already overflowing, and the Association have been obliged to erect over one hundred extra stalls for horses and cattle. The exhibition of hogs will ba lite largest and finest, perhapj, that l;n ever been mad in this country, the large premiums offered in this department having attracted exLi ti?ors from all. parts of the hog raising regions. - There will also be present a great number of the finest roadster thorouhbrcd and dratt horses io the Uaion. . s . Destructive Fire. 1 Chicago, Sep'cmber 20. Four alarms cf fire were eoua Jed to-day between the hours of noon and four o'clock. The first fire resulted in the burning of nineteen frame baildiDi, situated ia the block bounded by Archer Avnue, Stuart Avenue and Twenty-third Street. AH the houses on Archer Avenue, from No. 170 to I, 55.' on Stuart Avenue, and five; on Twenty-third Street, were burned, including a planing mill and vinegar factory. Oa the. opposite side of either avenue thi buildings from 173 to 1S1 were all mere or less damaged. Tho loss is estimated at 130,000, with little insurance. The alarms later in tho afternoon were caused by trifling fires." The Galesburg fire, reported yesterday, was more serious that: at first supoed. ::The loss will reach over $300,000, with a full insurance, mostly in 13 atern companies. The third dy of tho Illinois State Fair is a continuance of the beautiful weather which has characterized the week thus far. The entries are much larger than at any previous Fair, and articles from a distance are still arriving, while at the depots there arc a score of cars loaded with machinery and implements that are awaitingeonveyacce to the grounds, and the busy preparations ot the preceding days have culminated in a magnificent exhibition. The people are coming by hundreds from every direction. Kegular and special trains are crowded to their utmost. "A Carboadale dispatch says a Mr. II. A. Organ, who shot Mrs. Medley in that ciry on Friday last; after a long and thorough investigation of the case, was last evening committed to the Murphysbory jiii oa a charge of murder in the first degree. i'his forenoon cn being taken out to twear out a petition for a writ of habeas corpus he escaped from the guard, and is now at large. No particu'ars of the escape are given. A man by the name of John Wheeler, whilj engaged in clein itgout a well, near Alton, Hlinois, yesterday afternoon, wa3 smotherei to death by foul air. He lived in upper Alton, was an Englishman and was 3S yeprs eld. John Iloaz, a German, of Kansas City, who, a few days a 0, allowed his wile and four children to leave with a man namel I'has. Muoith, subsequently, it stems, lost his ccolnets and followed them to Jacksonville, Illinois, whither they bad gone. Finding them at the house of his wife's sister last evening, he shot hi? wire twice in the arm, his youngest child in the side andMunith, the paramour, in the shoiil Jer, and then escaped. Springfield, Mass., September 20. The IlipuLlian sajs - Wm. A. Richardso n, having made a fkir trial ef both bis ofSces, has eoneluied

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iSGD. that .on the whole L, rrrs U I.- a rrcta'.e Judge in Mass-d-hiiscts, ar,J has resigned the position cf A - Secretarycf the Treasury. Opinion cr Attorrry G'frcral ?f;::r. RiCKitOND, Ya., Sept. 20 Ti e opinion of Attorney General II?r on the Senatorial quosroa is put!i.Vd. It te:r3 ' d;'n of S:; '.en ter 2", and says: Upon a careful consideration, I am of Cfi&ion that tb.3 e'eition ' of Senator, like the votirs upon the Fourteenth en d Fifteenth Amendxcnts to thi Constitu tion ef the United State?, is a p.irt tte action conterrplit-ed ty Conrr-s as preliminary to a Tesicratica of a State to its full rotation to the Gcternment cf the United Stat-1 as one erine .xatcs cr the on. ihe&enaifcrs thu tlfcteK r.-ciid have no power cr authority uhti! ti.e Senate et the United S:aJes sho-a!d have L3'ed npoa the validity cf their aciiun, ana aumniea ruem &s member. The electjoa-'of Senators docs not seem to me to transcend ti.e action which comes within-the limited and qualified purposes fXqui-i'e to reconstruction, but rather to be essential to the complctene-J of that action, and I think the Military Coroman Jtr should cot interfere wiih or prevent it- - w Loc;svxlle. Septc:.-rter 20. It is expected that It comiuir ineeiioa of the Directors of tttCLoiisvillc t Nashville Kailroad Cj;pacy, a the trade of road i3 rapiuo' croioir beycvjvl its present capasity, an order Will be JasucJ to lav. an additions.! track. Th A Ttllfr.or.r f- f T,:t. ,t as agreed to rass back free all bers of the Commcrc al Convcr.t':nn having the President's certificate of having come over hat 'road. The Clave.and&Cclam.lls lljad has takm tho same action,- s ' CrsciNNATl. September 20. Tho Philadelphia City Council, now at Columbus, will arrive htrj to morrow morning. , Ilerzog was buried on on the Buckeye Race Course. Weather clear thf-rmonjeter this morning 51, hoqj Cf, and 50' this evening. ' s PfllLADELraiA, September 20. A quorum of the Executive Committee of the Irish National Republic Association, in consequence of tho defection of their chairman, have iuej a call for a meeting of that body in New York, on the 20th cf October. Members from all the States and Territories are expected to attend. Sm AD YE 111 I S X;vr THE hTEAJltll 4 114 11.11tltV A lox cuulttiuitig tea ciott.lug t wxt pulown, hix tiilr ch:itr cutnlotis, tlir-e oianketn ana otner artlelc.-'. Any p-rn.ca aanlug lli mm l x wilt l huiuii v re wr(ieaiy reiarnitg It to tt,o wiiarfh'itt 01 MewirK. ilomplirey, I-wH & Co., at Kv ansviiie. w w-lv? . Dissolution. Kotics. The iaht vtitMtii ni.m;r. for' existing nnder tn-j firm naine of JiyhartA WLittaaT, KonraniimB arid CumiaMoa Mrcliaut-, wax Luix tiny ti.b-B-jlvfcU by mutual cotiseut, J. J. vviauaker retiring from tbe flrcu. Tto linilne-H will tw conlloued by A. H. lla harm, tiy whom llie Dusiut oi ll.e o.U Lrm will t.e nettled A. M HA VMUK-T, ------ - J..I, WHimKKK. " Kraamrtlte, In-., -t. 1, mw. Iml-tf LADIES, HAYIi YOU IIEAliD TTB'. GOODMAS ha Jn.t rrlurrud JiiM from the Kant, vliwe 'ie hau tiu to ia:ct litr rail STO CK O F M ILL I X E 11 Y. Evtry lady in th!. city and vicinity kno thai fbe tati-a ti.e lead lu the Millinery Eubtuew--, aud tu.-ii-i uui the rucst fttylish wurlc. Jl give ha r pleasure lo announo to her numrnna cuaiorueri and H H-T", ttiat Khft wilt open th roost fialiiuuab:e kv that were ever br juutil lo tins p!act. Ladiet wil jlt-a call aud examine toy I'fCH before parchaalnst eevt hen, as 'I dem tt no trouble to i!iur my g jod-. . ileraenaher the plce. Xo. 0SO UTI1 SECOND STREET, Between Mafu nnd XiO-n-'f. 8e9-2ra MIW. GOD'IAN. COMMISSIOMER'3 GALE . -OFSEAL Ef ATS. ftTOTICE I! 1IKKKRT 4ili:?f ll that tho undirsigned t'orumls-ioucr, avioirjted by tr.e L'oarl of Corritiin i i'i?u, of atdtrnigh t'ojnty, H!h-- nf Indiana, y Tlrtueof an ordf r ol -l t court, rnri'le ailla Aep-euibcr term. lJ,y, wl!! b.-II at " TKIVAIK tALK. Tha following darribd HestI ht3tc, altualti ia V'uderburi C'onuty, -tle of ludiaua. to-wii: Lot number ix,f(, Iu SoWI vision of Lot cumber oua liuaaitrd au.l un,r, il'rji, la llie Oririu! Flttn of lli City of Kvaa. viita. 'i'liia lot fronts opou l-i.c nd t:rct. beaween Main aod ycmore firfceU, la 21 by 76 feet, aod has upon It a frame iion-e. Also, Lot norotst-r tw nty-thr, H la the Original l'lan of theCity of KvhuhviIh-. This Lot frout-H on Wiat-r iStreel, betwc n Vine and division ttre-ts; 75 by l,t feet, and haat npoa it a l ire iir'.-. t Ir.iiii. inn, knowa as the 8T. CLOUD HOXKL. Also, twenty. two ft-et. of Lot nan;ticr seventeen, (17), la Lo wer or Mc'Jraj ' Kulargemenl oi tho City of Kvansvl.le, bjuniied aa foll-iws: Is '1 n u l ul the front line of said Lot -I a point twenty five feet from the (southeasterly corner of ald Lot, rt nniuj induce aioim i il l root Hue wextwardly twenty-two Itet. ttieoci at rlUt angles wlin said front ln.e to tne alley la tue reT ot id Ij-n, tiieuco aloosi aaid a:ley towards Divisloa &trei-t twernytwo feet, thence to tho putoe of belunin, sabjecfc to the UXe waie ol Mni,t. Jrwiu in one undivided third thereof. This part of Lot front on First : treet, between Kim and Pine Htreeta; is 22 by Hi feet, and baa upon it a good kkick iiwkLL.IS HOCSK. Also. LtHlx and eight, in the Subdivision of the ortbw;$. quarter of See; Ion number twenty. In Xowu-uip numiK-r nix, In range ten esi, a maJo by Conrai Baker, Adinintxi rator of tue t-..iate of Wiiliasn Wood, in hlia report, to the I'r.ibaie Courtof Vanderburgh Couotr. Ht;ite of Indiana, at Its February term, Ttit aid Lot 6ix coniainiuij l.mr ? I K) acre-, and trout on tue oUiie loud. lrom KvanHvlile f rrlndvon; and L t izi)t contain lve acres. Hot u of m i.ot-are ii"ar Um do tli boundary .ii;e of nvnutTllle. A fi plications of purcha-ei wiil bo received at my l.iw ofliw, on Ti.irl sirre , between Main and Locust h;ri etn, in t.ic City of Kvan-.viUe, unl i SATURDAY, the tbirtleiii cay of October, IWi. ' Tebji? or Hale: One-third faoh, an.l the residue in equ-U paymei.t at one and two years, the purcna-r KiviiK notes wnn in- j terest, without reli! irin TMluatlou or ; appraisement laws, a d wi h nrp.-oved ) f.-.H-.lfl liiirelv. JKSSK W. WALTCK't, f.VmmisKionc-r Bt.TTHF IfYMr-1. Aiinrn-v. (w.'"nN FOE SALi. FOB tl.i:-VAli!lAliLK MAIN HTRKK r PROPKKTV Tuat splendid property known as the F;gler prope.ty, tuatcJ on tlie wet-t corner of Ialu and Sixth fetreel, frontinsj 7li ,'e t oa Main btreet and l.jai feet oa Kixih Htriet, r-aaid property ia offered lor eale at low n-MUet on easy terms. Apply to J.P. fc-LL-aJl f i FON". Fieal Flsite Af-nlf, Corner Locust at.d Ihlrd oiiee's felddtf

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ti? o- , r,'f 1 lt rcrac z&rzei. ay K ctraph. Ixir loax, Sepu a. 2- T'r'tV' s-'i ct ta:a at .1-3 luoderat.Xt..rl nA l.r.f.i " ! -v mJ Wirliu M 1,1a iin1 WV-lrnr l- 1-3 . fr - -1 I,,,.", ,,'', l-o ;!; i". 0y t fl I,',.'.. . , uu t-Oti!; I. , .i eju awts.-Ui,- , ,'.DC '4. i for (riRit 1. T . ., '. at.-! Ha'.'i .urt. aiu'j.Vv ,) nUf fc t'''-': ffflrt 1 Art'l of j HV,KVWl7.r,".V... . . Cf 1 ji l ..!.. . '-iff'. .7l-t lm.1,.1.. ........... tVuti ... " ' 11 ' '4o (nr. ttfiil.j bm. " "I, ! 4 id ; Mica , - . HMf tor M -lir1.cm. ii vv'ettvrn i'.Lrr .Mn.ri." - ' IAL I in . r. I ... n . i - . V . I .( k . r morn taly uiij riuM-d il 0.V1 .V, . rJ'! sl hl " "r "" d J".; i w. 'tU "ii3tt-J 4 Wot ro yell iiu,i.i 11 . ' -. . . ,A v , n ui w. f tr i Western. uw -outhr and t-.'ortKfc-Un:;. M OI.-,,kh--1uI '""-alpl nt treleui rrlr... 'i ealet; uim trt h.'0 f... 1'.'' ' " iai-iii3 j,tT . .A, t. .. .1 ... m . .. . V,C.,"' ,, A" f art. r y. l Hrok r - o a lt . at "a" ham-qutt-t; ; of i M.w ft r Af KAT4t..l .' ..... .-.". ... . fit III' I .'ui, 11 til lpt ri(TKi3fiin ,1 lj'c alnui.l-r. r,.Uo; l.m nud Ice cuTCThIW c!0,j" '."'' ' " lw 01 " Lam ii 1 1 n i t. . , . . . - . . .. - ' 4i iT" . 1 llirilf IT.; t UK OUTS HI f IVlU-.w,i iri-.n.,. ln..i,t. of r,C".ii hiKhelt wlial al Ui rr full c 3 i per nail. 11 u tli . I l.r Mf. .bitl &n,l9l..i l.l.f.il...i..i - . Bua , 1 u 1 1 1 .... 1 m v UiitlBMail Utrtttt, it.lc.tap.-J fJUCOIPMAri. fdpt. itf. Fr.fit R-liuii; frnl y, 7.'ia 00. V HKA.T luactivs: led. ncnutnallr ti I 1?) ; 2 a ic Ieap ia cftered. ai uet, but uteady at tAl- t irm at 6.' i'jfic: the 1m 1 Ler rat a for while. 11VB-Iiill; No. 1,3.-:. Huukv-So rtianxe. WHism-In fair demand atlt 12. T( Bao o-Firm at full prk-ea. Mt-JS l'oKK-Iull. al f ',2 UA. LAUD-l ull at Inc. but. cnnlil l I Imvn b!ii bouKUt below tbla rate. XV LK MEATS-Mhould-r are held firmly at lie: c!e;ir fide fjld ot lisc. liACwx ,-sii -mid?", ii:-4c; clear rib and ciear aides, il!; t. ard iy any clear rib aide lu t tie market, IH-TTFrt-Klrui; nHT,a forfreah; lower grn ioia p.enty, and dull. !."... lj-3. LlbKLOOll-Oiio ill Ob. lKTKii.Kt'M-4'it for rfliied. fcuoaa-Uull and eaolcr; refined, tKc. t or K.K steady. (iouj-ni', buylnic. and 112, e!llnf. The marttet 1 more. aelUed. J':xciiA(i.a-iedy at bar, bnyintr, and l-nj preiuium, aellui. I ho nioui-y Market IS Illlt-Iinilj(t:j. it. Louts ttirKfl. Ity Teiesraph.l Ht. Locih, Hepl. I'i ToiiAt co-tst tridy and firm, a 'ottom JStikluai at 2!e, Hkmp-8 ml Kales choice nndrthud al tl Ml; lri-erl fi Jf), 1- bf.tu-Utiil and lowatr: Fall nupeiflrje sold Mil i.T.4'1 !;: ln ex-ra Ii 'J'i: Hnrlnir and Fall XX i i W ; XXX f, i if, cnoleai uji-j mijcy lamiiy . as till. W jikat V ery dull; Iso. 2 red Fall 67,rt ! ; jM.i. l fl , il l); choh-e II 14; pui.ie w -iic 1.1141 ii, Hrm etimee ii a . C-aa.-a Laail auii dro plnn; imaei in bulk Ci-t: yillitw i'-; while IA-; jilim lu irki iia '; choice yellow , arid while al tl u.'al Ui OAiM-Uuriianccd ot 47 jin. U ikuy-L'l.'Chaneed. l!lc i.!l cr?' J for fair to pi irne Iowa Hpring; fl ,'i for laney M iui.e..t ; 1 1 lor oooiio Oiuo. Kvc-Is iu bciUr a inland and higher at fc i .4 1C. Whi-ky-L'jwi r, tloaioa at tl 11. O ito :. a I y.n Im.l.aul t ulrmail Imslueaa 5ol- k; t oitVe rmig' at as1-, A-'tia for i;iod to choice: Hugar i . ila'.c lor linlniana. I'uhk- V fry dud and nomt naiiy I ii for round lot ; dry Malted meat nrm. with an order for mle atl V4c for ahoalders, IX' jc lorrlo hi !- la canas, tic for loose clear Bides, and lnC for packed do. La uu -Choi co In tierces at l'ic; do. In Jiitiat-Vo. tmc&go Martet. B Teieraph. CllICAOO, Kcr t. 29, r.xciiAtiok Kaatern par aelllng aad or ouy in jr. HoL"ii-r)uU at Ii 7.j? 00 f r rinrlag cxtraji. Wheat Xirrner and nnsettiod; aaies of No. 1 atfl 15, No. 2 tri rl 11; cuninif at fl 10; this HHernooQ the inarkau was llrnitr at ti lo for 2, sellers' U 'lober. CoHM Modera'eiy a live aad un-ellled ; No 2 opened at Iv'i t'i, aubsa-rjileriily ndvaoced and clo--d at 7J'4r. lor alrlclly fresh: ralec.c-d otilet atatJa'.'Jc; iio miflo t'ic; tills afiiTrn-ori the nuilut Is firmer arid fuie. al 11' j t'i-ic for N X, sellers' hepteruber aud Ociooer. Oiis-Ariivit null a'tC lowor; Kales of No. 2 at 4H441c Keliers' mouth. .,' . t fx: toilers' Ucloljer, and 4il4'44i,,ie custi ; aiuaing ul ai ; ca-n ; IhiM aileruuuu tha loaiki t Wai rjai' t st 4IV4c sellers' ttepitm her. I'.Ta-Ouiet and lower! aaua of No. 1 at 8a-, No. i Ti V'i-, rejecid 7l .4ic; closli'K at fur No. 2 and 7J: fcr rejected. - llAi.nr-A i-lu.I mire vilvi) sti'l firm er; cioninf at tl :) lor No. 2 In at ire. IMtuwirj-iu4t and firm at II 0 j ffJAiM Active and easier a. IV'.AlV f ir ooiuiuou to prime Cuba. i-oKir-ities inactive and nominal al I l 7 1 IW camh ; aivles of lit 7.i seliera' Jan uary. iiCl.it Mka ti I)rr talted lioulders Brmerrit HJ4ti6c; rouli sides nji lTc i aki - jna tive at l5.iS'i le ijri fclf! ana Htoct tfaratt. B Teierf.i h. NlW Yosi, Kept. 20. Money The rr.arKst was very nnsettled and irr yn! ir im n of the d'.y. w ith truns-gfl-juj :t 7 percent, (sold, aalili 4 to 1 per Cent, per day lor turiitnk low priced fl mi 1 1', 4 tr eeot. or cairylnk .VewVoiK iiiTl unti; t'-ioorrow. Iu tee ai"e' n jfin t here was a decided let up lu in i ey, and I be rsieforcall hMaiis finally fell to 7 ler c ut- Disc -ant oiKratiyns are C'Jf .l Hie (I'j'Mlni eu'lrely. bTlktlM. -Nominal at s H'i. Ootb'i n srreet price lor gold wsnl-Vi U" ri.eranieat Ihe Nstion.tl Kxeliant) wssl i",. uptoll. down to HI, arid c!os-lnatli,'4- ' , , ; iVk.j. eni Are bf.avy and lower. The Aistnt Trejuicr lo at" eccr-pted bids a.-f aa.w.ajM'l at llfsil'i. The total oTIer were It.iil.wj; ami the closlntf r;tf were: ou.oo-, of 'laj, liftxil1,; rl.. . Ii. ati9.4 ; do. '!, 1IH, i 18' ; ,io. VA. lii4 4ii-4: aJO. new, 11 - j, a 1 ; do. 'h7, Jf , -1H..': do. 'oi, ilii;, Uhl; KTA LouisTiile Knrket. By Te:eiraph.J LociS?ILLa. gcpL '23. Fhot'B lu fair demand; sales of sarcra at. 5 S. 0ai-uiiet and steady. tiH'K kui a.s Firm. Tohacoi Leaf firm and active ; saltaof l.'yi h litis Htfi ,X al.j -2,t. w iii-KV SI 12 al U, free. l'i.4. i-io'.a Uu et, hut firm. Mrpork, 2 f JJ. I;acon shoulders, 17c; clear rib r and c-K-ar wi'les, 21' I.AKU-ll Al'l.'C II A M-i -I .C, McBpim Martet. by TeU-kraph.! MnKran, Hept. 29. CarnoK Kaslcr, with aie of middlliis at ei'..c. Fi ofa -tea y ; -niptiafi fl : f ,n. WhkaT-H iu 41 '. ( OKS-ll IV AT- .. aii-.c. Hr- i.iii't. 1 BAN-1-13 'i2. i'tiitJC-. iJ.-LAKD-Uuenaaf d. HACow-HiiJJ and s-arre; ahculd-m, 17c; aides, 21 c.

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If..," u , ! ll)( h l. pr..iii.ny in j., l , ,, ,,,,,, l.i'ir U Hi mi. irn ,. 'i he II. M J ri..ti.iu o (, k kbouid tie I i ii m a hit i,; . ( , I rii.rei. ri, nrxi i i ahali I be t ir.i ui . m , A wlioii-aod.it v. j. ,!, , ,;, latiuij I r..-iiin i i u i , ,,,. the J j.i ,.! X ' f ii ! or mi ' I (, In XatMYii to .! i j,,, t I , -i j H whlrfi u ill re .-ii 'ii'i , , ,,,i wa-lla In vl;or !, i 1 1 ii..- l, ,i, by ti e -.. i ,, ... ,,, , ratIos Wltldi ar r'ritt.,- I (., , a.'Ti j.: in, but 1 f i I . . 1 s LU i i-.ltS, ll.niM JMi,i iii, , , ai.d r-'oratl v e. Inn'. , t vt . tt.n ronflde . of the t .)., ) hi. i cat no-iHi. by iti(,i,. il. r oi m. f. uuvaryn.K mk. f am'.iiii It. i in ia I. , e I ulailiy woui.l i i , , , ,, la.e. il i i.i ' v n -, i, - lO'iiiu.nl the tin. liil p.artuia it t J b in n I ui 41 :. tl I u i v rfr ttiHii i rim i i ti ; i .... r oi hi r I lenie iy oi i .!. . r ,.! r t m. as a inoins oi 4ni i j in -i t siren n a.Uer a h Ml I 1 1 , i t -i h a v it ii iii Milei t ion. jt han ll. i i i, a-.d bllU'lIUI !.. HHim, 4,!,. nyat'iis h i t--r r . - i .! , mi, r . til au Jda'-a sod Vin.'om :,Mt. ... ( turn, ar .i la i . r.-inrn j. i--i.ii.it tha aeaaitit, ail.en l,.t mi.lil and f .,. I i. . ah i i,,, i i heat and rt til iue li;..i d ol l.'i, j .- I I . . t ii. m V4 . I ii I. iiiji i i i Kiv' tH'.)1: s sold 111 bo;- l. a i.i.-i . 1 i celved ly C'.u.iter.'e.l . t i ; i i ml t If.;.' 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