Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 October 1869 — Page 4

Advert Isements, in this column, of three les, each insertion, Thirty Cents. roE sAiiis." " " , eKCOSD-nAST) FORCE lU?f P Is in good order. Inquire at the Journal Office. sepll.

srorsR AXI I.OT-On Eighth Street, 5L between (lain and Wnlberry. Knouire nt the Job- l office of THOMA8 J. O KOV-H f 1vg2 dtf FOE ESKT. "T"H"4lVSK Brick dwelling, situated bet. JriL m ui n and Locust Sis. Possession giv en immediately. Inquire of C Preston. 6tf prorsE-A cood tenant can eet a conJSO. veni.mt house, situated corner of Kighth Street and Second Avenue, one square from street cars. Inquire at the Journal Office. x CTOUE ROOM On Fourth Street, adK3 loimnj; Mann &Vans;!iaii's. Six rooms tip Ft lire tor dwelling- Kent very low ceo VICKERl BRO. F OOM A few of those choice rooms, JfeX econd and third floor. Chandlers li.ock, just, cow vacant and torrent. Apply fcoorl JOHN J. CHAN DKR. 2- Iwj No. 2 second floor. Crtandler'fl Eioc. TAIITED. 5 51 r.Jf Grant, Plllsbnry & Co. want IP fifty laborer Immediately, at the ;reen River Bridge, Kockport, Ky. Wages 1 75 per day. 8 1w mo EXCHASGE-For a stock of store eooJs a fine farm and town property in Bridgeport. 111.. and land In wabash Co.,Iii. Address M. A. 8HEPARD, S-it Fort Franch, Ind. TIARS From SO to 40 acres of good land, JZ within three miles ot the city. Aprly a t Marroa n ier's HatWtore. 89 Main Bt. 7-ot 1IXSCEXXAITEOTJS. AH. TUTOSK VTIIO HAVE Chances in Hi. Read's little Fawn are requested to meat at Martin & Gardner's efflce, this (Saturday) morning at 10 o'clock. Don't fail 'it HIRAM E. READ, JR. SATURDAY ...OCTOBER 9, 1SC9. CITY NE.WS,; 'I': S? Blank Books for sale at thi3 office. " ' ' ;tSJA superior article of eteel pens for sale at this office." . ..- s.. Thanks.- Messrs. Fish & Barter have our thanks . for continued favors in the newspaper line. They keep all the latest publications. : . ; ! " Tbans?er3. The real estate trans fera for the past week foot up a grand totil of S23,3S5. Considering the tightness of the money market, this is not a bad showing- ' JiSLyPea racks, pencil holder3 and letter clip3 at No. 6 Locust Street.. . Window Shades. Wo call attention to the new advertisement of Norris". & Biirbank, who manufacture Eureka and Rustic Window Shades at No. 8i Main Street, third floor. The Worrell SiSTERs.-r-The Opera House wa3 secured sometime since by the Worrell Sisters, for Monday and Tuesday nights, October 11th and 12th, but we do not know whether they will show or not. They have sent no advertisements. 2T Writing inkCarter's Arnold's, Stephens, and Butler's, black writing ink for sale at the J ournal Office ; also Knapp's and Taylor's purple ink, and the very best quality of carmino ink in the market. Bullard's Panorama. We reccceived a call yesterday from, W. H. Smith, the advance agent of Bullard's famous panorama of New York City. The panorama will be shown in this city, at Masoaio Ilall, for five nights,, commencing on next Tuesday-It will also be shown every afternoon. This great work of art has been exhibited here before, . and it is worth going to see. Head the advertisement. ; ' JKS"Tho Faber pencils at the: Journal Ofice are good. . I Trade. If the piles of goods on the sidewalks in front, of tho business houses, on yesterday afternoon, were any indications of the state of trade in our city, we feel confident that our merchants had no cause. to complain of the dullness of business for in front of nearly every wholesale house goods were piled up ready . for shipment. The Bapidan will bringup. eight or tea merchants from .Tennessee River, who coino here to purchase bills of goods, and we therefore : ex-; pect another lively day for the wholesale merchants. " " ' ' " " -, : sTho ladies will find;' at the Journal Office the best quality; of writing paper and envelopes. AW the latest styles on hand. ! Tobacco Sale3 iTo-DAY.-There will be a sale of thirty hogsheads of tobacco, by Martin, Mardner & Co., at the Blue" Warehouse, at 2 o'clock ilo afternoon. It is generally un usual to sell oa Saturday, but the sale will bo made ia order to accommodate the planters. This will be quite a large " break," and it. is hoped that there will be a full attendance of the Tobacco Board and the merchants in ' general. Let our huyer3 look to it that our market maintains its reputation good prices for good tobacco. Council Meeting. The City Council held a meeting last night, but no business was done of a publie nature that it is desirable to publish. Tiie most of the time of the session was taken up in perfecting the Bond Register, and marking on the book all the bonds that had been paid and not noted. The meeting also figured on the amount of money that it would be necessary to raise by the tax levy for this year, in order to meet the outstanding liabilities of the city fall ing due. The amount of the levy and

the per cent, for the general assessment will be announced oa Monday night. . - Bass Ball. A3 the weather is so pleasant during the Fall season, it is the best time to play base ball, because the exercise is not so extravagantly warm. The regular Saturday practice game of the Evaasville Club i3, very interesting to those who. like the game of base bil. The club will play thi3 afternoon, and aa express wagon will play this afternoon, and an express wagon will leave the Express Oface for the grounds at 2 o'clock p. at., sharp.

Ilotv. Tire r 3 was a high old row at the negro shanties on Second Street, between Main and Sycamore, last night, but the combatants victors and vanquished "vamosed the ranch" before the police got to the scene of the fray. Criminal Court. This court was not in session yesterday. It is expected that business will be furnished by the Grand Jury shortly, as there are quite a number of cases to bo disposed of. There are thirteen persons in jail waiting for trial, besides these who have given bail, and are at liberty. y We have just received from the manufacturers a lot of very fine visiting cards, the latest fashion. We invite the ladies to call and i-ee them while our stock is large, and the assortment

complete. , " . Tournament. We learn that it is proposed to have a tournament on one day during the Henderson Fair, and we are informed that some ten young gentlemen xf thi3 city, together with a like number from Henderson, will probably appear in th9 lists. " Wo will give particulars S3 soon as the proper committees aro appointed to make the necessary arrangements. We presume a great many persons would like to see a tournament, and it is proposed by the young men simply on account of this desire to contribute to the.pleasure and amusement of hundreds of those who will be in attendance at the Fair. ! ' - ' - , A Correction. A : blunder in! the last paragraph of our report of the railroad meeting : at : Henderson, on Thursday, in yesterday's Journal, makes us gay that the contract gifes Mr. Hanson, the .lessee of the .E. II j & Road ten years in which to com piece it. We wrote " two yeats. t Mr Hanson 3 ' confident he ' will require only one. ,, , ; .. . , : .-. ; ; ' ."Circuit Court, In. the case of Shane vs. Moffett, suit for balance due on aflatboat, triad On Thursday, the jury awarded a judgmen t in favor of Shane for $100. . , In tb.9 afternoon tlie case of Alex Simpson vs. John 3. McCorkle, 13. P. Strong, and City of Evans ville, ' aa ,a school corporation, ,. was- called "up This is an action to enforse payment for a bill of lumber, furnished by Simpsoa for the building of the Ninth Street School Home.- The BU.it is against MeCorkle with a lien on the city. The case was not concluded last night. , ... , .,..- -Z .,. f - Social Hop. The - season . of balls and parties ia approaching, and the indications are that the young folks will have a gay time ' during 'the! com ing Winter. -We -.have, several firstclass dancing club3 already organ ized, anl the membe3 are gentlemen that know how to get up elegant and recherche parties. The next club hop will be given by' the ,4New Era Club,' oa Tuesday evening, October 19th,: at the National Hall, and we are assured that it will be quite a pleasant and select affair.; We acknowledge "fEe compliment of. an, invitation to to present on that occasion. : " The. ricNic To -Day. If the weather i3 pleasant to-day the child ren of St. Paul's Mission' Sabbath School, ia company with their teachers and fricnd3. propose ; to' 'enjoy themselves by indulging in a 'picnic. The party will meet at the foot of Fulton Avenue at nine , o'clock this morning promptly, to go on the towboat that is to convey:them to the vicinity of the groundj. - Thu picnio is to be held at the. Coal'. Mine Hill. ' ' ?At the Journal' Office you will find what you want in the stationery line. --...,-...-, ..." , ! Personal. Henry B..' Hanson, one of the lessees of the Evansville, Uenderson and JNashville Road, was in the city yesterday. : . " . i IGen, Boyle, President of the Road, and; Thomas Rutter, Esq.; of New York, : earns up on the Fayette last eveniug. i Jir. llutler,. it is anticipated,' will fbe associated with Mr. Hanson ia the lease of the Nashville Road. lie is recommended in the highest terms by G en. T. M. Davis, of New York, one of the mostprominint iron . men of that city, and J Edgar Thompson, President of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Mr. Rutter ia a practical and experienced railroad man, having had charge of some of the heaviest work on the Pennsylvania Central, and his con nection with the E., H. & N. Railroad enterprise will at ouce give it character and standing among the railroad men of the East. : Recorder's Court. Three cases yesterday! What a great relief for the Tycoon, as thi3 is market morning; ' , :;:: I Wm. Shipley, for being very drunk, was charged 13 25. : Paid. ' ; Marion Yager had also took on board too much boomcnickle, and it tangled his legs up so much that he could not get along. He deposited f 3 25, which made it all right. Wm. Lacy also, got on a " bilin " old drunk, and of course "biled" over so much that he wa3 "skimmed" up by the metropolitans, and in default of $3 25 his body wa3 deposited iaToro. Royston's bastile. Going Up. Messrs. Wiltshire & Kreipke's new building on the corner of Third Avenue and Fourth Street, is being pushed forrward to completion quite rapidly. The roof is being put on the rear part, and the walla in front are almost ready for the roof. It is a good, strong brick building, and is a noteworthy improvement ia that part of the city. The front part will be used for a Btore, and the rear half for a cooper shop. c We are glad to see buildings like this going up in our midst, as they give' evidence of pros

perity. .

Matist.e. We hope everybody will remember the matinee at the Opera House this afternoon. The splendid play of " Marble Heart " will be presented. Let everybody go. Cow Case. The celebrated cow case, that has been tried before nearly every Squire ia this county, is now in the Circuit Court, and will bo called up for trial on next Friday. Lake Ice. R. C. Jewell & Co.,

were engaged yesterday, in hauling to their ice house two oar loads of Lake Ice, which arrived oa Thursday night per rail. i ' Laid in His Coal. 'You had better hy inyour coal soon," said Swipes'wife the other night to him as he was starting down slreet. Swipes obeyedHe went home intoxicated, and laid in his coal all night. . Did Not Die. From a gentleman from Mt. Vernon yesterday, we learn that Stinson, who was shot lately has not died, as heretofore rumored. He is recovering rapidly, and is. in no danger. . , Going to OwENSBORO.-r-The Louisville' Dramatic Company will leave for Owenaboro, after the performance to-night, and will probably go up on the Morning Star.;- They will play at Owensboro next week, during the Fair. It 13 a splendid company. ,i . t I i .I i i ii. ' H i : ' Sabbath School. We hope those interested will not forget the Sunday School Meeting at the Ingle Street M. E. Chur'eh, to-morrow afternoon. Thero will be good music, and also several addresses to the little folksMembers of other Sunday Schools are invited. .' n i Before Esquire Stinson. Mr. Frick brought suitiigainstWm, Kinsman yesterday, for. some, iaoney Aue him for. 'rent.1, "It scems.Vthat I Jim. Hughes tented a house from 'Frick, and Kinsman went . Hughes' security,, Judge Parrett appeared, for plaintiff, and IClusmaa defended his own! case. The'Jtt'stlce awarde'ded judgment ia favor of. Frick for 53,. .. . Survey oy the Carmi Rail&oad. Jas. D. Saunders having declirierl'to make the , survey of the Evansville, Carmi &"Padf.cah ;Railrpad, jriother Surveyor has been engaged, and will be here from Cincinnati in .a short time. The gentleman engaged has been well recommended by competent railroad men as being fuUy qualified to make a perfect survey. - . i i '' r : :r- ' t Foolish. Some eastern chap has invented and built' a- speaking xna.-, chine, that has eost years of! labor and thousands of dollars. This is what we call the sheerest nonsense. Invent a speaking machine, j ;Wi; know ; plenty "of speaking,1 machines that can be" got cheap,' and they will run for an (indefinite length' of.tima without oil or windin up. .. v YrHAT Is It? The New? Albany Commercial says; that "Dr. T.C.'Van Nuys, who lately left this city on a visit to Germany, ia a corresponding member of 'the New Albany Society: of Natural History, and adds that tha Society expects to hear from hira again en the." Nibular Hypothesis.'1 A Te-UISM.--A. gentleman who hasbeen restored to good . health ..by Cloud's Invigorating Ccrdial 'and Blood: Renewer, speaks in strong terms ia praise of It, and truly says: " In every Bin there's Ufa. there's health : The body's strength, the , find's fine ITAflUh . i " It raises up and sustains the weaJs, j Paints rlopest roses on the cheelc , J" Ana gives ires a lorce, as all ob-iorva, r-' T,ifiVflrv imisfllfl. eirflri; nerirfl.". . i . " . : ... . .i -!; ! ' " - ObTAIXINQ A HOR3B UNDER JAtSE PRETEN3ES.-Henry Richardfc yeste'r day filed an afndavit before Justlsa Emery, against Adara ,AltJ charging him with. getting a horse1 from him under faloO pretenses, Alb' claiming to be the owner of an express 'wagon, when such was not- the. case. v Sheriff Miller left on the-Clara -Scott last night for Shawneetown, to arrest Alt, who is at that place at present.! - X . . t Pill Mill. Yesterday,, at the chemical works or Uloud, Akin & Co we had the satisfaction of seeing a mill in operation that was grinding up bluo" mass to ' be made into pills This is a new process, and gives great satisfaction. This mill has the capacity to manufacture one hundred pounds per day, and is run by, steanf j.ne nrm are naving a large saie. or this blue mass, and have already filled several large orders for Eastern cities. We are pleased to note that Evans ville enterprise is attracting so mugh aimuuuu auruaa. ,.v Commercial Convention. We learn that Evansville will be repre-j sentcd in the Commercial Convention at Louisville . by a largo delegation. This is right. Other cities are send. ing full delegations of representatives and Memphis alone sends' fifty. The Convention will meet on next Tues day, October 12th, and will probably continue in. session until the. 16th. Great preparations are being made in Louisville, and a grand processsion is proposed as one of the great features. There will be representatives present from all the principal cities ) cf the Union, both North and South, and great interest id being manitested in all sections in regard to it. . s : Railroad ' Election Notice. In our advertising columns will be found the notice of the City Council order ing an election for the 10th day of November next, to decide on the proposition to subscribe $300,000 to the capital stack of the Evansville, Carmi and Paducah Railroad. This seems like a large sum, but" the proposition is to issue bonds tunning twenty-five years, and all we will have to do will ba to pay the interest on the bonds. We published; in our Council proceedings of last Monday night the proposed regulations under which the city is asked to subscribe this stock. '

A Dastaedly Attempt Moas

Scoudselism. It dees seem that we have lurking in our midst the vilest set of scoundrels that ever went unhung. Another diabolical attempt at crime was made on Thursday night, but, fortunately, the villain was foiled. On Thursday evening, about eight o'clock, some unmitigated wretch went into' the house of Fred. Heuke, orse of the proprietors of the Evansvillo Woolen Mil's, who lives oa the coraer of Sixth btreet and First Avenue," and attempted to shoot Mrs. Heuke and the children. He snapped a pistol several times, but the weapon did not go off, The family screamed as loudly as "passible, and the man was induced to leave the house for 1 fear of detection. He ran out the front door, but went around to the back part of the house, and tried to effect an entrance, but did.not sue-; ceed In his'attempts he' broke down the gate; ' : : - - : - -' ' ' 1 . i Tha screama of the frightened family attracted the attention of the neighbors, who rushed to the scene of tho alarm. Mr. Henke had left his house but a few minutes before, and was soon overtaken by a messenger, and returned. Search was made foij the villain, but he could not be found. It is not known who the guilty person was. " It is supposed that he was disguised. It would not ba' healthy: for that chap to fall into the hands of the Lamasco people. , f ' Good Joke. A good joke was per3 petrated on Mayor Walker yesterday, which he laughed "at heartily. He was attached as a witness in a case before the Circuit Court, and 1 after being arrested and taken to the Court Room, waited about one hour, expecting to be called on to testify. Having lomo important business to attend to, he told Colonel Denby, one of the attorneys,' that he -would like to get away ' from : court, ' but that he had been attached. Colonell Denby told him he was no witness, and they did r ft f w a n f Vi in " Mr. Walker then' applied to Judge I?lehart, attorney oa the other side, and told him the same is he had Mr. Denby. Judge Iglehart also told him heTvas no witnes?, and was not need ed.. 'The Mayor then' epak'tf to Judge Jones, and after looking into the matter; itwas disoovcred that Mr. Walker had been attached by mistake in place of another witness." -Mr Walker ac knowledged it a good joke '- - - , A High Old Suit for Damages. .Wondexs will never . 'cease as long as the -world revolves .oa its axis. As local reporter it is our duty to hunt up all the sensations, bat we yester day ' fbund the richest cugget of the season. Tho city of Evansville and Tom Roystpa have beea sued for dam ages, and by whom? Kate Simpson! Just ihink of so -terrible a thing. AndKate has fompaiiy in hex pursuit of damages. Phillip Kouatz also'eh ters suit for filthy lucre to wipe out the etaia of what i.3 claimed as false imprisonment. ; For a demirep cf Kate's well known 'reputation, she can certainly lay claims to great modesty. She only sues for $3,000 to heal her wounded and lacerate! feeliogs. The cluse of the suits we will briefly relate:' KateSimpson was arrested "one Sunday, by Chief of Polico Royston for smashing .up the windows ? in the : salooi cf Bishop Brothers, while' "enjoying herself oa a big drunk. She was put ia the lock-up, and owing to the absence of Recorder Willard and the illnesaof. Justice LStinsoa, who was acting for the'Redorder in h'13 absence, 'she' was 7 not t tried ;withia twenty-four hours after the arrcsC'as" is - provided by. liwi we. believe. ;'Mr. Royston bad 'mittimosses" enough against Katq to have kept her in the lock-up for three months, for; terms of imprisonment that she had iailed to serve oat. She'was taken! but of the lock-up on a'writ of haheds corpus, and the next day after her release was again arrested ' for '.hiing' oa another drunk,- She was finally shipped up the railroad, and that was her last appearance, ' She only appears1 now by her attorney. '' She lays her '.. damages at $5,000, 'but asks that she' be given $10,000ulf that aiat cooLwe donH j know. r. etng implicatdjin"il -murder, and was -released"' next day. lie lays his damages at $3,000? we believe LTjllQflas.iKeie-.'litOTlght up in th CSrcaif -"Coart'l'Bfitime'I since, and a demurrer was".u2dio tha whole by the attorneys of Eoysioa.. arid tlio . city. J.iie ocnaurraFrwai siistafned by the J udgts. ycPter'day so fir as the city is conceroed, and an appeal will be taken to tho Supreme Court. Both suits now fall -oa -Tom -Royirtcrn, and we "ex pect that, itwill-jbe rather rough on him tVp'"UiaJUttl 13,(K)a Tom takes it very easy, however, Amusements. , Opera'Hous. A large audience of the elite of our city assembled, at the Opera House la3t evening to wit nes3 the superb rendition off Rose dale," Lester Wallack'a play, which was announced for performance some months ago, and was not played. It was given by Mr. Bates' Louisville Company last night, and was produced in splendid style, both as regards. scenery, effects, and the acting of the different roles. There was not a character in the piece but was aa near perfection as they could well be. Messrs. Stetson, Pierce, Nichols Noyes, Wilson, Misses 3Ionk, Stanfield, Llewellyn and Mrs. Pierce particularly distinguished themselves, and we must accord to little Miss Lscompte our meed of praise for her ren dition of the boy. Take it all in all, we have seen nothing like it in this city. " To day, at two o'clock, thero will be a matinee, expressly for ladies and children, when will be presented tho

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. PWlipTCwintswaa arrested by Roy.-- W rFW116 was. Payable ,t M,-x";sir--,-'n . I to H. x. WeDowell m sixty daya IfOm ft'Wv"80 S.D,.P (H thereeeipt of prpofs.of death j at tha blauhier7,waa billed, op "suspicion of 1 home oflieerwhich nroofa belm? re-

"Marble Heart," an excellent play. Tho prices fortha matinco will be 5Q and 23 eents. At night, MacbcthT with all of Locke's fine music, will be performed, being tho last night of this really excellent company. The music is in charge' of Mr. DufBeld, which insures its being welt rendered. Oa Monday this company will play in Owensboro, and the citizens have a rich treat in store for them. We cannot close this notice without commending Mr. Charles Reed, the Treasurer, an accomplished gentleman, always polite "and attentive" to his

patrons. Inpaid Letters. - : Post-Office, Evansville, ) - - J Oct. 0th, 18C9. ) List of letters in Evansville Postw Office, which are held for postage, and insufficiently directed. ' If not called for ' by October 14th, they wlil be sent to the Dead-Letter Office Persons calling for these let-i ters will please'appiy at the Cashier s Office 4 " " ' ' ' ; - MlssIi!zB!eljakemeyer, Boohvflle,' Ind. Mrs. jii. (senior, Taylors creKfO. ; 4f t Miss Julia Lawbnrgh, Princeton. . ' John Cleary, St, Louis, Mo. I Miss Hanoi a Lyons, cnilllcothe, O. Philip Ulsas, Wapaitoretta, O. . Fredric Merfcel, Wheeling, Vlr. -tschaller&Grfce,ClnciniiaU,0. i J QH-N )V Foster, P. M.." J EbaW Estate Ta an s r k its Th' ff a 1 1 owing is a list of the real estate transfers for the week ending Oct. - 8, , s appears on record on the books of tne County.Aa" dltor: . ,. 'r,t .. I --. Peter Woll toF Feldhackeri L'ot Elockr 7, Eastern Enlargement, for SI 500. Jacoo Daum to Louis Daum, Lots 20, 21 and 22, Block II, titock well's Knlargement, for 1,000. A. Uixon to Ernst Ehrman, Lot 8, Xix on's Addition, for $150. ' f . s i i Phil. Koch, Ur , to Andrew Koch, part of southwest quarter of southwest quarter, 14, 6,11, for 82,700. . ., Alex. Hharra to John Hadier, Lot 11, Block 2, auaith'a EaiSkreernent, SlOO. E. J. Rogers to Mary Brnner, Lot 21, Block 1, Crescent Enlargement, leva and affection deed). i . Wm. Heiiman to Wm. M. Akin, Lots 20 ani SI, Block 1, Spring Jale, for S370. - - Wm. Uunnel to W. X.1. Aiken. Lots 6 and 7, -Block '2, Southern- Enlargement, for J7.700. . J R.A Armjsted't6 C. TVJenktns, part of Lot UiS, Donation Enlargement, for g35. Moses Smitfa to Chas. 'I'. Jenkins, Lou 9, 10, 11, 13 aud.ia,, Eioe. I, italthland, for fidO. t ". - " - 7 John naming to Frank uarman. ixts k; 9 and 10, -in Bioox 1, ' Rockwell's AddiUon, for H, too. '.; ! P. Boyle to John Gavlsk, Lot 10, Block 6, Crescent Eolareement. for 8350. ! ' M. O. Woodrow to J. . WelbornJ Lots I m. DeBerry to ii. a. Mattison, parts of Kme"n6or'fo?ck 2 and 6. Avon Plaoe. iur ii,0W. I A. W. bidebottom tad wife i 5 John 8 Mcttorkle, Lot No. 23. in Block 41.' Eastern Enlargement, for SZ,'jO. OH . V 1 I 4 V. Mabbiaqz Licenses. The matrimonial market, has declined somewhat the past week, and lloc-nses have been Issued to only five apupjes. ,Tt.a following are the namiiT" " i-i - - j Casper Kessler and, WUfaelmlna JJltt-mann.-.-- .... -i . , W. W. Blackwell and Marcla A. Stinson. Charles Ed.. Bateman and Mary A. Hinks. Frederick BofTm an and Mary Ana Rlchcaon :' " V f -.. - . t j JIaralltoa'Gerard arid Mary Thomas. It is requested thai all the memWra I of Temple of Honor Division,; Good lemplars, lemplars ot lionor.;bocial Degree, and Cadets of Temperance, meet at pjir, (Temperance Hal) this, Saturday, evening, October 9th, to make arrangements to attend the Temperance Juhila,'iCa" i,e held at Fort Branch, on Saturday, October loth. It is expected all the Sabbath fcelioois that can will join in the Jubilee. Turn "out, all that can. By order of Committee of Arrangements. nfltSrilt it. R. ITart (!K'n. ; :; r ' " 1; . fT " BQL.P. L. Geissler & Main street, have now largest stock of Diamond Jewelry,. Uvarjvire, Fine French Clocks, &c, &c, ever ottered in tru3 market, and which will ba sold at prices that will "defy all competition. : Every" person ia . invited tolicall and examine our stock and prices. ' If. Li. llEISSLER Uq.i r , . ' " " "T V ' , m .1 k ' JEST' Five w" hundred 'choice iBacon Hams, in prime order, for said at the Uuiiders -Jbmporium, in lota as wanted. Water, between Walnut and Locust Streets. - ; ,f.(U..i,-f j f. " 0Jt9-lota- iliABOOCK- bTEELB'J ' We are pleased to call the attention of bur reader to the follow wr. from this Holmes County (O.,) Faraitr. bf a' recent tlate'rclativa to jJiopay National Life Insurance Company, pfj the United Statesi 1, ' ! . 1 mentor a toss in mat county, Dy ine uuT'.jeaaers- wui4 reaieniDer tne announcement. 01 .. tna .aeatni 01 j. AIcDowell, an old and esteemad citizen of this county, in our issue &f J uly 20, from the, effects of a fall from J - Bteo&J&m, lx clonths ago Hcnfy V. McDowell, Jls q , Bon of deceased. took out a So.OOQ policy on-tho life of his father in 'the&NatioBaf Life ranee Company, of the United States. I thrOUSh L R. Hoasland. Esni.local t agent at lillersburg. r By tho, terms j 0;W el fonr,.? M'ml., fl,a - ,,f A " l I v-uj-, a " v- u u 14 AA.eAA,j ---- , iY l cj inspire, on the part of all. confidence in, -itaJ, liberality, and promptness, j authorized J ohn VV. Ellis &Oo., Gen-A era Agents ior uoia ana Acaiana, 10 aniicipaie iua nxaiuniy oi mo Claim and pay it at once, which they did oh 1 ins toia ot k.ugustf juas inree weeks 1 after his decease. .. V -Thisi3the"trrst"-instance in thig 1 COrara.UJinyjDL; tQa ueatn ot one Whose life, was insured, and naturally excites

some considerable interest- in the oorn- Thecausoof the piara getting in so matter, of . life insurance, and calls 1fwaa on accQ'ont. of being delayed byattention to the fact, that at least one f0 the hour of closing this report

company 13 prompt in the payment oft losses."--J --..t i.: -j-ii ".ri . lt , ; m- 11- I - fStf islrs. J. iiastings has received I and' Cloaks made to order.- Ladies' and Children a Patterns cut at No. f0 xuam oireei, upstairs. -et8-3t'-K r tn . . 4 . , ' 1 I 8 House and Lot for aala.S hv RO - fflPt. orne of Onm A ' w: ..V O . t : . 1- i . . I house cellar auction at the Court House door at 2 o clock P.M.. on tne L'Oth dav of Oeto. ber, if .not sold before at private Rale Terms made known at time of sale. b. P. ScnwiNG. Hiram Nelson, Auctioneer. oc:8-td . . "Jfotlce." Charges and collections due shinpers' from steamers Quickstep, Umpire, Phantom, and Norman, will ba paid at the wharfboat of Wm. G. Brown & Co., from 9 o'clock, A. M., to three o clock. P. Saturdav. October 9th, I860. , W.1 B. Pennington. . , octSaZt : : . ' -Clerk. JEST Faber's befit Artist's "Gum, at the J ournal USice. .

the latest styles 6f 'Millinery Gooda; fte"7i vv"iibeirn,8 this aie; f Kionen. ri.c P.n... j j) J 1, . ' 4bnis al; C Armstron?, 3 boxes matchs; alio .Dress Patterns and Da?qua Pat- Baird& start, 13 pkgs twlLe: vv o rown a terns. Ladies' and Children' l)can Co,2bbis coal oil: Fanny Bowls, as imt-ic.

guuu two-story irame t;b' s"".

w thiour rooms tit.n . fiJ f.""

' ' &avwWU I mriLr' I. I A fl U 1 H " '

,-cistern wia ne sold at I

GREAT GALE OF LOTS

..I.- I at the j . ' LOHGWOETH TRAGI '' '?AT AUCTION, On tlie 15fli Day oi efober, A Bare Chance to Secure Seal Estate. On the 15th day of October, 1SC9, there will be offered for gale at the Longworth Tract, about forty acres or eixteea Blocks of Real , , Estate, divided off i7ito suitable huildiny Lots. This will be a rare opportunity to secure desireable real estate. The terms will be made known on the day of' sale. Sale to take -place at the grounds..; Williah Capelle, oct5-td . - Agent. 'EQ The very best Carmine Ink in the market, for sale at the Journal Office. ?.;" - "s .- -. . Ca -,: . .. i. i. i . - i i r-. J' JtSSTorn money taken at -par for gvvue a tw f" v Auooiug cv CSJOO Broche and Paisley -shawls, Irish poplins and fine dress goods very cheap, at.. ;- " !" " r-.'J c t , SCHAPKER, BUSSINO & Co. iS.Fishr & Barter have a fine nssortment of; Ladies' Initialed Note lapers and Envelopes to match. . . ' - .'- -. ocltf ' -'KconomlcafJfccllaMe. the Eest. .' DodLEYa' Baking r. Vbvfazn ' is PTipenor.. to -an otners in marset. Free from any injurious substances, and so nicely compounded that the contents" of each " box insures Tght, sweet, healthy-, biscuits, rolls, pastry, &c., with uniform success. Only-two teaspooufuls to a quart of flour'is necesFay, while those of ordinary manufacture require from one-third to a half more. Ask your Grocer for Dqoley's Baking Powder, and take no other.. " Oct7d3TuThSat - 'j ' J , E- The Card Photoaraphs mads by W; T Worthington '& Co.," can't be beat this Bidd of New York. Come, see" for yourself, corner Main and Second Streets.- " 1 J sep28-lnx-(..X2?DecaJcomania, or Pictures for transfering, with varnish for fixing at Fish &,Dart .'-- ..v,f,l ocltf-.. ' i S?The ' rrica . of Photocrranhs is reduced to ?3 00 per- dozen atW.-.T. Worthipgton-& ' Co.'s corner Main anu oewuu oirtjii. - tuuiu, sets us. DO U HH'III tJ ' .- f Novelties in Dress Goods, cow on sale and very cheap, at Sehapker, Bussing & Co.'s. se29 ' 'T.j . , ' . ; S3r Go to Fish & Barter's and get one of those beautiful liibles. ihey have a complete assortment of Family and rocket tiibiea. r ocltt THE ADAMS EXPRESs'cO. CONNECTISa AT ! WITH THE ' - I nflTTtflTTnTt T1TTTT1 Tin ft t " t ilU U XXliLi iATiikJ, U. narfns connection at Paducah with soutaern Kiprebg coupany. for all points South, . oCer to the public a sarev spceaj ana cneap conyeyanco for Merchandise, l'acfeasrs, Umicy ana vainaDics..r t' V.u WEaiz, Scp2S.a2w;' V1 . J "Agent..! I., Yon will adf Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at Giick & Schwartz . opposifo tho Opera House. ,. sep'25 , 1 A m : n n-ju j. ' 1 .T- C cr. d.w.eIL& to , corner 1 ot Mam and T&ird streets, nave. a &a' " Prescrioliona carefully com poandfd. I Freeh Blue .Lick, Con-i gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters, jelt-tt . r ; , y i - i p. . 1 1 1 1 1 - , , jBoar Lisjo Thread and'otfcer Hosiery for ladies d gents at --a ( XPrant:'s Cromos, equal it 5 the finest 'Oil 'Paintings, from $1 50 . to $25-00, Call 'and -examine them at F. & B's - : ri. ocltf -1 - ' . . J . , ' ? 1 'j -Money 'SAVED.--Ei.'iWi JIarpe'r.t Uo., sso. oO rirst otreet, are now of fering to the trade a Jarge variety of hne tobaco" and cars or their own manufacture. They manufacture their rentira rstgek, and williseiras eheari Bs4the'ameJarticlc3 -'can be boutcht in the United State. Dealers will make it to their interest to call on them and examine f&r themselves, i as mey can gave mo cost or transporxanon irom tno'i-jasr ar wen aa tne I profits made by the. wholesale dealers, j sep23tf i S VE'E"' iV'K V S.

p ir J tnll stock ot JJrugs, Uhcmicala, l'atXT.r?1 1 Mcdicines,.American and importon nana tnel .j irr... fnn.i u r i

3. Watches. e"?,""?' ouaps. uruauBB,

Insu-TTTbe T6dcItIdnarrrfvals and departures

bp- to 2;- o'aioak.. tuu- wornins. lncludo thePetrolla No. 2, from Cannelton: Swalkiw, irom. et. ijouis 10 oineinnavi; Clara Bcott, from Cairo and return; Palestine. fronv- Louisville and return f Charmer, from. Cincinnati, and Norruan( to Cln fcinnatL-- -' " " -j..- -i . h -aresrgjianaaagooatnpout.jnciuiIDS 20 hojjheada of tobacco and 25 bales of hay.........The Swallow paased up with, a isoodtrip; Bhe only laid here s short time 1 .... .. rh. p,i..m.. - a and took oat a fair trip, also 13110 left at ua i'cioclt .The. Caarmer arrived at nlnp. m., with a good trip. Her manl fest will be found below ti, m.v Scott did not arrive until 'six1 b'clock last mguu sue took: on a good load of fre'.eht, and left for Cairo at one o'clock this morn1CS .The Norman had a good trip out to Ulnolanatl...Tbe Clara Bcott had en 6aemenu at Su Vernon for 703 sacks o 8 Just belln t01-". w"u good pros 4-pc of continuing for awhUe. '. r' i I " Manifests. JUsrwarr--Steamer Charmer, from Cln ?nf?V&?fS?Z cVl 23 pit us; s ncook, 1 tierce lard: m Dai'-n' C , r. . ,u mmtstiaa fKLanH llfnl - 7ZX.rnrvZ?ZlZ:Y Lewis, 11 pugs : Horn orook A. Co, 8 pkgs W Heiiman, apkgaj U Jiellman, 1 box; " r" l.-'L mp, lou . , . i . ...... . n i t i r . " . - J Meaa-r. 1 caLlr ilnn; Af atch-s; Parsons, Ccovlll fc einy & uo, l bbl ; 11 Konyon. -i boxes household goods; J II Hoiker, o pugs; u unnner.ti bell sacks; llagon. Dickey & Carson, li pkgs whisky : Topf A Long, 23 bundls sacl treeo; T II bcautlau. 'II packages: JSeyrich fc Kon, 1 bbl pop-corn ; w o Turnock.t. Dkm: P v erilnti, u a oil; Woodlow, Keilz & Co. 5 bdis wheelH; Joh in Goff, 63 pitg: Wilt & Ilei dley, fl corn illers: O McJolinson, 10 bbls platr; J p hn, 11 pkgs household goodf; J II lirashell Hahn, 11 pkgs nen, v& pkgs. . KEsmrriso. Lower Ohio River, lu7 pkg: Tennessee River, 40 pkgs; New Oneans, 127 bbls jork, 85 bbls whisky, 10 hhds bacon, 100 ke; lard, 25 Merces larp, 177 boxes cUees, 10 bx.i bacon, ."J do its tuuicn. i . ' - - - Hirer Dispatches. ' NAsnviLte, October 8. River falling, with 14 inches ou Harpeth (Shoals. Tuo weather Is cloudy and cool. Mrmpiiis, October 8. Weather cloudy. River falling slowly. Departed Mollle Able, Marble City and Ida Utockdale, Kt. Louis; Armadillo, Cincinnati ; Forsyth, "Vicksbnrg: Lighiwood, New Orleans, and Beminole, Red River.

IS f.w Ori.ea vg, October 8 Arrived, I'aullne Carroll, from St. Ioul. CJtNciNMATr, October 8. Arrivals: Wanin!t,rrom Memphis. lfrf.rture.s: Hhamrock, for B. i Major Anderson, for yhcvUpz- Klyer fallln- with 9 leet 5 Inches in toe channel. Weather warmer and pleasant. LouifiviLLK. October 8. Port Zi-it: PlnTr

Varbie, nom leunes-eo River; Kiito ioblnson. from St. IOilis to ClnclnnAM. Tli river is stlil on the decline, witb a i,.ft. water In the canal, H feet on the f alls, and 2 feet over the rock. Weat hr clear and very warm. uuaincKS moderate. Cairo, Oct. 5. Port ListSilver Rpray, Cincinnati to Tsrcw Orleanw, 10 p.m.; T. Dean, Ht. Louis to New orlear-n lip.m.; Virginia, New Orleans to Lc- r .t.i ; Haven, Khawneetown to i.-t -i ' tn.; Maiti Havs. Pitishura to . 10 am.; Champion, st. Louis t'-. t ii, 5 p.m. : Atlantic. St. Louis to 1 - , , 5 p.m.; Luminary, fc t. Lotils to V;' nursi. 6 p.m. Iliver roo six invbes. Weather clear. Mercury 71". bt. Louis), October a Port List Arrived: Kon Accord, from .Metropolis; Julia, from - VickKburg: Abeooti, from Cicclncatlj - atrona, from Kannihal; KoU noy, from. KeofcuK; MCttUi, ffonvKew Orleans; Oily of Pehln, from Peoria. Departed: Kob Koy, for Keokuk; Natrona, for Tfannabat: Muscatine, for M. Paul; Belle Memn-tig. for Memphis: Big Horn, tor New Orleans. The river is nearly stationary, wit h no change to not.in the npper rivers. Weather clear and verv plensfin during the d-iy, but rain has BPt In to-nlhf, K0TICS T0 CREDITORS. A EKSOXH IIAVIVO CI4IMS auairifct, tiie steamer Norman, rt hereby notified to present the same within thltty days for settlement, (otherwise tney will be debarred.) to J. Hinzich & Won, o.20 North Water Htreet, Evansville, or, to the nudersigDed, at I.outsvtlle, Ky. - - - l'- W. J. MAY, For Owners. Bf pt. 23, m. ' jsnax FOEME1I PHIti.VIt KKliUHG, A N dKe W ' - . ORLEANS, I , . ii Jf .Th great pasengr ateamer ' V INDUNA, r-, R. E. If pal, blaster; .." Charley Miller, t Viir'v. , - .Elliott Miller, f -l-". Will leave f or New Orleans and all way porta on - - . j .-. - i - r , . SATTJRDATY Cct. C;h, at 10 A. U. For freight or pa as?e epplv on board, or to HUMPH REV. Lt: WIS A CO., W. O. LXIUW & CO., Octf-Ut ' " Ag?nts. FOR OWENSBORO, C ANN ELTON, LOU . i U3VJLLE, a.ku VIH Clti NATL, , ..-.', v The firt-claes steamer k ( t, ' loli James, Jr., Mitslerr j , S. T. James, Clerk, , tyravts for Cincinnati and .U wy ports . KATl'BDAT, OCTQBEU 9JU, at 10 o'clock a.k. - "''-' 1 For fi eight or pasgaa apply on board, ort-- iBUKE KIUUEUdN, , ot-8 d2t A Kent. ,:j J ' FOR LOUISVILLE. Hie magulUcent passenger sleai.-ier f , 'iJrZ.. kLUKNiNtf UTAH- ! M. : iOmrtrt Danlf'y, Master; I , . Frank Doivherty. Clerk". " Leu ves for Louisville, and fill way ports, lomay; ' ' ' ' v SATBKDATi pCTOUEa tic,; .a at 6 o'clock, v. M --. i.j I Fop freight or passage npply on hoard, or to i? - V. ti. BltUWN AGO., H ...' vi. n. Agenti,'X .... ,. , . . . . i. .. . . . , t - .. ,, , Jiew Jortt,KarKct, . I By TeleKrauJ.l. "'Nicw Yoai, Oct. 8. ' Cotton Heavy and lower; tales of 3,1 CO bales otEy-o for middling uplands Fi.Oua--Receipts i, 7 barrels i tho markit l-ttealy on low grades, and dull and declining Jor other dwcriptions; Htes of ,TWJ barreliat to 60.t5 7 lor uperfiue Hlat'e aod- WfesU,i ii Si ho fori e;tra Btate; 5 80'aO 6'J lor eitra Westeni; i 45 PS (ii forwhito wheat extra; j U."xifi 60 for rouud-hoop Ohio; ttj Z'xl 0U for extra Bt. Louis; S7 (iUS9 00 for good to, phoice do., ciofcln Jall. Rye Flour uuiet; salts of za barrels aw 7j,i4 10. ' jJxiiLit i.in,A.iALiL fair rtqueal; aalos of 60 barrels Jersey at S3 U.-iO tci, i . . . Wilis Firmer saJav J00 pitrtU Wt-ui u at ll 2u a1 22, imn. - . , . - Wm at Receipts of $,015 bushels; markettlt:ll heavy and.lo lower; sales of iT.OM bushel at il 5 for cotumoa No. 3 Bniinsi; II 41for mixed vcsfi-ru: II 4-Ml 4 tor V.l'tr red anduniher Weatefn; II 41 foraruoer vig'"ia; ii vjoi i lor imber Tennesxoe. ' i Rye Cfculet ; fcsleg ol TOO barrels Bate at uri " p i Barucy Dull; sale of 7.C0O bushels tanacln Wnl, lo arrive, at about 81 45, lUkLif Ma jlt O. ti i e I. tr - Cojcs-Receipt 2,177 bushels; the market IK uua nnc: tiuury; salesof 4,),i()0 bushels at b'JjiHio for niiKOtiud uixml Western ; ti-ie.vj Itl tk Utt noaud do.; 61 ii'jtl 12 for Wwtuu yellow, and U C i al 11 for whita Western. OATS Heceipts 7,051 bushels; themaiket li dull and heavy.; a!f ot UJJjUO bushels at tflsO-j'o f ir new Southern and WtoiUnn. Ri :k tiutt nnd aiuly sales cf b) bbls. Carolina at Ksj-ic. i CorFEK Jt o fiiui; tales of 3 bogs on private ttrmsj other kludn dull. Kf'o.vn-Moderatviy . active aud 'barelvsteady ; Mlei of 7V) hhd-j. Porto Klco at 11; Vl-i9, and lao'bo'ico Uavcna o tl2'ic. . MoIiAsse Firm and more active; sajes of l.loO lihuii, Cuhf MiiMoovftdo at.r0 a(,So. Hops-Qnt'tat wyjdiii jr American. . pRTROtki'sr-Flrm ; 17c for crude: li'Za lor LF:liCn riL-'Quiot;jI n,H 07, in casks. Miirns n'uinzsTiSK Firmer; 4Sf0c. POUK Qtlft-t ana steady; nales ol auo barrf li ai ,a) Tj W for in ss. closln-r at J) 77, oiiMi, bidr J0 00 fri-t 00 for prime; i QA2i 5!i for iirlme wesr IIksf-"ttiy: naK.not 110 barrels atfla J3c for new plain raesn, and t2 M6:t,n to lor new ex 1.11 itifttK; ueei. iiam-t, quiet; sales or - W oarn is w. 1!i,-ixj.' t ; Ci i' Mkatj Lull : sales ot 90 Dackaces at IMiiu.lby.'siot KiiO '.luerM: 17i,lo for, hum: I Middles qoi'rt pud unclriUKed ; sales of Hi boxes ati;;iii7i'j for Cumberland $ut; Lo , APie'i. -. .- .-.A '-A- I LAbi--t-,vJy and -qulut; sales iof. SjO tierces at UHi& 18a for Steams IS JlSjic for kettle rendered. ( - -BuTTEit firm; SWc for Ohio. I, CfiEKiR Firm: 14,17o. i " FKEIOHT3 To Llveroool. nnmlnol. aaciattati narfeet. 1 iV b leitirapU.l OJPCurNATi. October 8. .. FtiOUa Unchanged 1 fa.mllv.IS Sliffiii Tj.. Wheat in light tuppiy, und. jiarket UIJII , ItU, 1 jui ji ij, 1 t on.- Irre.u ar; ear, 8S03. Oats Dull and drooulu'tr. at blSc- - --Kwit Lclind to Uuc, nd l dull. , .. UAJii.ii-lurtft, HI ll c 70. t'orfox Dull; middling, 10c," ' . ToliAOCO Itt !aod (leiiiaid. nnd rlrfcn shade easier, will sajesof 1.21 hhds.at Irora trj itj 9aaj mt. . i WniskYr-In loran4 knd firmer, with 1 , .MKHS POKK Dull at S.1I. with tin sAlnn. Lauu lo moderate deinmnl. unit elrnpi arm at tf'sic; some ask 17io; about UO 13CI.K . Meath firmer: 1 at lha close shoutders cold ut 14jfftl5c, closing 8trong at lue laLicr ruie; Clear siues sola allc. . Uacon Firmer, with an Improved dein and for bacon hhoul'ien; suiesof to nhds .t j'c; cicnr fciotis toju it zc Luiteh h'ltia atiuitic. . JOfKi-i 'ilc. r . , i t . ' CHKHE;--Flrrn, at Httle. Linseed Oil tiaSl if). Timothy KKBDDuif, at 13 &0a3 CO. Clover Vlyr. " fiHOCEitirs -There Is no-change In the market, which is quiet. oold KAf, i uyiug. LjLCHAKGit Firm; bankers pay par. vi ciiicaso MafEet.' ! i' ' '' Bj , Telegraph. , , , Cuicaoo, Oct. 8. Kxchaage 1-10 nreinlurn. Flook In good hhlpplDg and local de mand, dwell for rned.um grades; (.ales nt fi b7U 0J for Kprin; exlras; .l iOnl 40 for spring superfine. 1 1 2iti 1 W lor unbound spring extra. Wukat Tolerably active for No. 1 to nil shorts at a dec.iue ol 2. ic; dales at II OA ei Ki; c;in ; ciomng ui v :t wa lor luln re delivery ; the h'aine grsde sold at tl 04 (iL 03 sellers' month, f lOI-i-l 05 sellers' int uair or mount, ami si uxi vyt sellers' ovemberjon 'lIjii.ok II 0o,l 04 was pld, sellers' month, and tl V2i4'a,l 01 soiler' last hair or me montn ; otner grades quiet ; NO. 1 sold at SI 0731 10; alter 'CtianB- iikj market wius uu II ana uns lliea at i I'-Vi cash for No. 2, and 1 0213! 0J seller's oc totinr.1 Cou.v In better demand but V4UZ3 lower; closing at t'4(vlJiO catli.tita seilur, last half, for futnre delivery; there were sales at 0l .05 seller's Oct. : b7rftt,So buyer do, and (ijii5io seller last hair or month, I canal. Corn atloatqulet during the alternoon. With sales at bi'Aa seller October, aud C5c seller last hair. OATS In lair speculative and shipping demand but, prlcts weak at sJ4'.rj,'-4c for No. 2: closlnz at ili'.lo cah aud seller uciooer. Ryk Active but lower at 7SJ79c for No. 2. HASLirr Dull and inactive: No. 2 closed nominally at ri aIH1,i tz. Hioh winks Firmer and lc higher; cloiiIne firm at 81 J'l for wooden bound. rfPnoviHioN3 (iulet and easier. Mcfs t-U Luril 17JiftlHc. Drv nailed snoulders lt'-J -jHc for" future delivery. ,icsn ror quiaoio at .o ajyiil, iX) tl-lier j an uary. t r llcnpais Uar&et. By Teleii'aph.l MevrHia. Oct. 8. Cotton Is aulet at 2J7ic: recelrts i n".!) bales; ej. ports l,i 1 bales; week 'a receipts j vaa eaics; ex pons i,iui uo. Hay S21 25. Pit AN '2:1 00. Pokk if U 00 and dull. La mi 20 421a. Uacon Firmer; shoulders 18c. and nhi.-a

liy Telegraph. Ht. Loo"i. Oc' Tnnirco J -tr!vy wia Tf"in"'' t ' TT .- N' )?tiiii do'n-'

11 P-vtl' -Ste v f r. h-fkled tow Ji:"i7 i.-c.r f,r. i Fl.onn-Dv II nml In; ;i r,,.,.,: t.-,,,..., fln fl 1: K.4 ') X tl '-;.5 0 1; v - ' XXX S 753 1 0o; ChOlco lM' WirnAT Hrrn nrifi nf;,ir,.r . - r 2 Hp-Ink i)'j,.A Oc; No. fl 14.; .. '-' i !', i IlE0:4I.;-1U,-a '"'' rV'l Cokn lD lis nsf tl ; rn1x-d In In'- 7 ,, . choice yt'ilo-v sa- k.-d fiu; choWj 1 (flMlO. Oats irifs'ter; 4"cln bnHr;.v.-r,Mic;'i i Laui.ky i Inn lor l-t finniiih-s- prii.'.V. Iowa Krrsri- tl 0J; J:iui:,;v):a tl ,) .;. choice Fall : 1 b-i. ' Ryk Dull at '','):. Whisky isdi-r at 51 15 Juot;!tia!!r-Uul.-i nnd unfhnti ' -d Pkovisio.n 1 Dull. Me-s Pork e .2 Vn;-. Ing doing in dry suutd n, .! hi'"''i fteiMly ami very llrm ; MiouHfr-s ';' : 1. i7 -clearribHtlisiiUe: clear hi-u-n - j1 :' engar cured litmvd1, LAna-0,u vl; liui i,,r tierce; i"c for ko By Telegrapb.l LocisviLLf. Oct. :'. P Ana 1 n g- Q a U t , a t 27'- 2 c. ( ori'-s - Q u 1 1-1 n t 2 c. ' Fiiitk W enk ; superfine f I 75. Grookrik.- (fnh't :i'd unchnrr-'-d. 'I ohacco I,'nf ! quiet and uteady: h.u.-.i 61 hhdi Mt 56 00 75. wmsK?-.)i 15. PKOVIMIOA4 tulet and Crtn: Pork 32; Paoon Miou dci s J7i; cter no 10 ' t ie r aide2ujic; Lard lao. Sew lorJ; CcU aaa btocii iiaria. By Toitgraph. New IToivK, o.t. . Money Ei?t. at fi i7 per cc ut. on call. K TKItl-iXfJ-tiUH t lit 'J ill';'!. Oor.D Lower; opened ul, .;!,!.;, touched at SV'h. closed ot 'v ; inrry uii-i ,5 per cent, to lint.. Ht'ltU-ioeiiiH urn j-rofn-sli ., nnd a very Urgu p-dtiou or I-iiduy's -'u'-tracti have in-en c!os,:,l. Gov.f.i'.ir.Ml ntk steady, l,nt dull. C.11prinsol 'Kl, 12)' ; "ii.:!!1; ; i!-. '1..: do. '114, ll'.i; nil :; 'no. 'i, I new. ILL? 11 ;'. 'nl, 1, : 1 lisjlis.'juo-ioi, i.,:.;arji.-j. " 1 '1 , . l.M ; 1 1-. 't-i, By Telegrai b.J ' Na is v 1.1.1-., O A,, k. Cotton C cod ordinorv, 2 ; J"; low mid. dlioir, 2 ,o. Whicat- td. f 1 1,5; nui!. 1 81 2; il 25; wh te, tl 25 jl 'M. Oats i;5c Kyk 81 iA: liAliLKY 1 "5. tijKN tl ii. Fr.oi'it f.r, in 7 00 for stiperiinn to fancy. lJAOOV a des, 2.ii ; jsarn,2IC; fchouiderV. 17c. - .,LAfi-2j,l. s .... Set cfrR yry Dot 3 ? t V y ipif'fcraD.j i-iK..v- Yoi.;c,o..t. u. The rapid decline In tho j.t !.-, rr v York luliis Musilus to 2i! In. a M :n 11 lati d the demand, and caused a red net nn in tie price Of other gooiN in Bimnlaiain thereto. Watusultm bleached t-1 1 ii in uro r duced to 21)0. 1 1, in.w:-. f ; ,r 1,!! n 1--.. ? f In fact, rather languid i.d u rr -i i ; yt-i. there lies b jen an incien,i:d acilvliy at tho conceKKlon of prints, whir-h, 11 1 , rcn 1 !v, were scare 1 .nd Una n t iiort 1.-- mice, but are uow in am (d hi. pply una d. pi t ,- ed enough. The AnioHiit-iit! prliuue selling at 12is, 1 ss 2 per cent. ; oiom-ester 1 2 1 n ; Lancaster 12 -. c; American bacs 12' i ; h l.it u. A 45c, and t.aco 4 iu. turepcan rr:;ot. By Cable. London, Cel. H. ' Consols Kor money 1 ; 4; ; Aotn.uot ii ; C'bI AUH'i-icHn Kecnritles ea- vr ; 'ii..'n, M '4 ; do. '(,-, h':', ; ')7s, KJjL Ktock-. id. ii-y. Pah is, O -toiK r 8. ilouiMj n, :ii y ; 'rcn ! s Tl r. 4'J centimes. ! kask ! 1 ;t, u.'ti.b(.r 7.-1: nvn find, LlVMtloi I., October 8. The K!i' s of Cotton for the past week wth " 1 (;ii lwt h, in Oindmg ln,l w to speeultorn 11 11 d ln.iiiti ,,r export; the receipt lor the w 1 k were 7i,01 m liii lus. ll pludniK :i,cofi A nt'-i leu r. ; si oi kn a;.4,fjlM bale I, Includiug i:l,n A met Inm ; tl.O aijiiiuiil niloat for ' Livm-eooi i I i t.o. , bales, iiiel i.llng I2..IH1:) A in 1 1' a, ri. MuncheMer ml Ices uro lesx lavotahle, whh-li cause itdii lues In Cotton hern; h.-i'i-s today of 7,0ml hales inlddliiik nplunitt hi, l: ; Orleans 12; I. lUc I; d who it. hr tie) piiRt tiirea hays iii'.'mi fjin rlei -i, luclndiii ;),0c0 Ante 'luau ; Cwliloi ohi white win- .h los5d; ml Westoni Mo. a v.. .14 ia; We-t-ern flour ' i o 1 ; mixed coin .;m; o ms 'U 1; I ; peas 4 It (id; pri ll.ti; Dool h D 1 ; laid 7 -1 ; cheese 6i; b icon On ti l. 4Ll M KJ cJ AA ALi.m 4.4.1 KYANSyiLLE 0P1IM llOU.Si:. Harry It-tes, Lessee and M inia--er. H. Ji. Dp KIT I s.1,1,..., ...Acting Manm'ei-, Ia. T. BTfcTf ON fi.j iiiu.l.'l..'r, PoKlilvely tlie last nflitof the Loulavillo Opsra Hocso Comp ;i:y, (j B A x i 1 ,t n m: 1; ro. it t y 1 2 it. The btautilul A,rarua unti'.ied tuo T5T A FT P "! if 'Sf S A. f " r'i t jtliAjl k li L J A wa i, m. Ji. This Sattraay cvcnln; at 3 ocl:!c!i , 1 Hhatcupe.-irti's grand Trfny ilj, WItii Lock e'w oi Iglii'tl MiiHiu and a mipml, cost of chiuncterM. I'ltrrr; oi- amis'W.v. Purquc-M,. nnd press Circe, 75 centx; Family lic!. ;,u (.cuts; (pij ci-v , 25 (-.cuts; J'llvate Lo.veM, K and t. Hi'.uta ho secured nt t-U'olt's l!oo'C Htore, coi ner el ..cond :.n, Main Hlreets. C'llA.S. KliEIl, Treasurer. KscnnsiGir TpnilVVODKOlTV! THHCUGH IN TV0 HOLTIC. Jp-JTiL. 0T O Tl j? XvC js .,-.. f. -irsy S?GJXK Ci'TiT ' . 5 Aiita run srr.eTATou iro:.vi,Y.o.'v, 2-: s ixi . , .. TllltODUU lint Street s af Kcw Wvl. Cilv PATiirii'I.I.r HDlllMi 7lli: Baicoss, Bustlo and Co:ifa.-:'o:j V HIT CA'TY I.IFJ-:. II IS A u; w id- in, at; 1 n 4 w 70Q lie rr.oz and Carriacr; a.vij vrwAiihs (t 10,(00 Or ITS 1TC 1 1 31 lies Sh !j: iity? '-' ' auiri -sf r.", u c, At ff', lix iiiliili-in un I. . l,,rv I-, v ill hit hiiii, t'vi1,'i lue ' i'i"'ii .. siiii.-.,; .i i l T.E"W :ot.z. Am ir.1: r:::r:.r, of profit linMiliii c!) to n rU-i ) ;.,.r, i4 ,.r c, i.n.;; i;o;.v. ci! I ouU instrnciiv iiitii iit dc.fi t'i Tbe f 1Iowt is Lteliiirifi Imve '' n pliie-. oa the Panorama tlm lart yis-ir, at t!--t-xj ca-e cf i'j.Oi ".I. JHE IfiVSTAL 1'U.ll i: OS ii:.:, jnrz 'A hts iKj-.ti-: run :-, ' Tin .i:Ti:!,r;ii.!i.i r.hT. i, tit, ST. Mi 111!!, is iin,i lATtors wiso.ii & i.Nrj.nv.iTin.vti ikiti j TI1K IM ;i.IB 01' Tilt! l.H Hl."), THE F1VK I'I)1W H'SIMJ W 1 Mil'', Hi I', '" lf.Hi.N I'Sl'S AMi.Ud AS VIM.! .1,:. Doors cj.cn un hour in f.r llm I'anor.iiiia u. ji. . Bill is nn'ciir!) at t:i:r tlice. MiAAAAkiUA till Illc'Ilt'Inp: Turs laj', fSctohf T l'itll. Hi . n , o .,.1,. ... .,, ' ana 8 0 I0tA i.-t.Cattl UilJ. ADMI.'sIt , .15 rents; Children, 25 c ut ile ervea seals, i,o i-uln. 6 Ticket at Scott's News Depot. ociMit v. h. f-trrn. Ac. t JOHN IVIX30N, brass Tcmmz:: akd ii::: Etcan: asl Czh-11;i Til n-r, Harm hirtu r r arel l-fth r Ji !m mi and Winer 44 iu ies, j a .lereml l..tioitt Jtlet'll, and Hd .Alt ' l-t r. ,,erluihlji ta u ia- .i l i i,u .y, EHITIIIS'O, Water Street, bet. lhier.r.,1 Led. KVAN.iVJLL::, j;.i'.

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