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GROCERIES.

rUTAPEST FLOUR STORE-GOOD FAM
- Ms 0our - % 10 80 choice double extra - %
D.. ST. b,at d. ~ b.; slpeline rye hour, ist qua,
.fs, So tN; small profits and quick sales Delivered
,,, no Nv, York Harlem, M,uhittlnyillo, Morris
m.u- BROOKLYN, wlllnu,burgh, Jamaica, Astoria
liuut..'s POST Groenprint, staten Island, Newark
=. J jersey 1 tF, &c g., ~ On board steamboats,
udlrlndt &c. W. Il. GILLETTE 2Oi Front sh
car Tut.u AIRY. 500 2iac'lT2
GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
VI Acknowledged store IN the world. Goods
delivered free. THoB. X, AGNEW, 900 Greenwich
T., Lud 50 Murray ST., New York. BelO 24ac'l4S
DREPARED FOOD, READY COOKED
Il Cheap for the Millions; q most nutritious and
healthful diet, prepared purely from whsa corn,
milk and sugar cheapest and best food for family
use Call see and taste, u Blsecker st. up staus
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toy ulch TIC nervous system IS so constantly expos.
cd.
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tews i'os, Painful Ulcers, CarluuoloI, or An
thr.S, tc.mmpulv called A. t-htups,) Aguo IN a.,
breast !nd lace, Eu-aruC, Barns, sCtld5 aud lilcu
inst Pains OF oil kinds, II .InSWn Speeches u
alleys the MIN - once, by stimulating the cuiict
AMI promoting local pelspitHtion. TIC FIRST apph
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spALpING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDlNGsTnRoAT CONNECTIONS.
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they inn at "a delicious aroma 20 the breath.
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SMALL FARMS FOR SALE-ON EASY
CtvrIns 1T Thompson Station, 80 miles On the L. l.
10 acres, $500; one % res, Siti ONE - a .r,.
300 one % acr's, il"oo; all god loan 90 nee
fru'p Stone easily cultivated and pr,slucuyo. 4 A.
BCSCE, CIV Hal Place, or OF Ch..lnO,rsst
AGfi 2sc'l25
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0NE OF lie MOST POWERFUL
REMEDIAL AND TONIC AGBSCiBJ
Known aud co-ope at ve WITH the struggles GINA
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T,EgtYs PATENT
sCLPHCB vAPoR
BATHS.
10. lee FULTON ST. EASEMENT, OPPOSITE
TIE n D. CHURCH.
NEW YORK.
NO. . wrLLouG uDY STREET.
NEAR TIE CITY HALL,
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HOUSE TO LET - TIE THREE STORY
II brick house, N. ~ Powers st., no, .ly D..
Inquire "f BADEAU LOCKWOOD Il co, No. ~
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NECESSARY CAUTICN.-sAould u,n,.n,,,...s
dealers / h palm ID auctaeY at Ella When -,
better profit and Is WORTHLESS lhsy .aass va
for cAsh--
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CINCLNNATl .MARKET.

CISciNsAr1, Dec 1.-THE English news
produced a profound sensation in COM
mercial and financial circles and the i'm
preston seems general that there is great
Danger of war with England, bat whilst all
admit that if Wilkes did wrong in the
Trent affair, due apology should be made,
but if right no humiliating concessions
ought to be entertained for moment with
England or any other power. The news
greatly unsettled the markets and produced
a temporary cessation of business, go that
there was but little demand ia any depart
ment
Flour is nominally unchanged, superhne
4 Oo(dg4 O5, extra 4 1904 20; wheat s4(9
ssc for red, 9oG9e2c for white; oats ad-
vaneed to 3O(942c under the army demand;
corn firm at &c; barley 4o@5oc. Whisky
unchanged, 900 bbls sold at ,l33c. Hogs-a
large supply-1O,O0O having arrived since
Saturday There was not much disposition
to buy even at slight decline, and not
much done at the close, prices were nominal
at 3 30l03 40; mess pork offered freely at
9 5099 rs; lard 75(974c, 10 sales OF con
sequence; green meats dull At 2SgG54c. NC
change in groceries and not much done
All articles are held firmly at full prices.
Coffee Is3C9I94e. Molssses 4I9a3ci sngal
Exchange very dull at 4e premium
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NEW YORK MARKEr

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-Cottou unsettled
and excited; middling upland 36G4O.
FLouR.-The political news from Eng
land has somewhat unsettled the market:
prices however, have undergone no decided
change. Holders are firm and the tendency
is upward; 5 1905 so for superior West
ern.; 5 6595 90 common to middline ex-
ira Western; 90G5 95 shipping brands
extra R. II. o.; 6 O5(96 rs for trade brands.
and market closing firm
WHEAT.-Unsettled by the political news
from England, but prices thus far are with
out decided change. The tendency of the
market is upward. Winter red western
36(91 40; amber Michigan 420I AZ;
white Michigan / 1901 go
CoEE.--A shade frmer moderate BUSH
ness doing 6696S for common to prime mix
ed western.
oATs.--Quiet, small sales at 440A5,
PoRK.-Continues in fair demand mar
ket steady; 2 25@12 10 for ness 6O8
9 90 for prime.
LARD.-In fair demand at 6f69
Cohee.--Continues firm Rio 10.
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WASHINGTON, December 15.-The dis
patches relative to the action of the British
Government, which will appear in the New
York journals on Monday, were received by
the Government this afternoon.
Notwithstanding the belligereut attitude
assumed, there is no disposition on the part
of any member of the Cabinet to alter any
plans or policy of the government assumed
in the arrest of Mason and Slidell.
The report of the demand of the English
Government for the surrender Of Mason and
SlidelI causes great excitement The senti-
ment of defiance is universal,
WASHINGTON, December 15.-It is
now regarded as settled that Congress
will adjourn on Thursday next, to enable
the members to pass the holidays at home.
No important legislation viii be attempted
this week, though the ultra Republicans are
very anxious TO- press through a resolution
expressive of their views, before Congress
takes its recess.
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BALTIMoRE, Dec. 14.-The Old Point boat
brings the report of discovery and prompt
suppression by the military authorities of
a negro instruction at Charleston.
TIE account states the plot was disclosed
by the body servant of a military officer,
who said that the negroes were to be Joined
by large bands from the country, who were
to come in armed at night. He said the
sash factory had been fired by free negro,
whom he de- igusteG and who has oeeu ar
rested a small quantity of arms were
found under the floors of the negro cabins.
They were all new and in good condition.
In aDother Negroes cabiny hatchets and
| knives were found seereted. The greatest
CONSERVATION prevails. Families were clos
| ing and barring their windows.
The FIRE companies being composed of
men who were on military duty, the fire
/ engines were worked by negroes who broke
| and rendered useless the two best ones. The
Offices of the Mercury and Courier are said
to be destroyed.
Another account says the insurrection
broke out in the interior two days before
| the FIRE, and is still raging. But this last
report is not well authenticated.
+ The Norfolk Day Book gives the follow
ing startling intelligence from Branchville,
South Carolina, eighty-six miles from
Charleston, dated the 18th:
Passengers just arrived, report destruc.
tive fire at Charleston. There was stiff
breeze and little water. The fire wal
quelled. It is the largest confagration eve
known On this continent
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE Golden Age
sailed for Panama to-day, carrying 400 SOL
diers and $50, 900 in treasure. Among the
passengers is General Shields, who accepts g
Brigadier Generalship. Il
The freshet from the recent rains extends
through the valley and other portions of the
State doing immense damage to farms, car
ryiug off bridges and fences, sc. Parts of
Stockton and Marysville were overff5wed
as well as Sacramento. The entire number
of lives lost is not known. A number Of
brick buildings have fallen at Marysville.
The loss of property at Sacramento is .esti-
mated at 100000. as
Communication with many districts is
cut of and business suspended.
The weather for the past few days has
been apparently settlec, and the waters bsve
receded.
The funeral of Gen. Baker is engrossing
the general attention al San Francisco to-
I day. The volunteer force, State, military
and civic organizations, with citizens gen
orally, make up the largest procession evel
/ witnessed here.
About $40, 900 has been subscribed fol
| the relief of sufferers by the Saccamentc
food. The water has been from two Il
twelve feet deep in every street in that city
| One-third of the city is still overlooked
The waters are still receding.
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RoLLA, No, Dec. I5.-Several citizens
from Arkansas have reached here the pas t
week and enlisted in the Arkansas company
under Capt. WAR, late member of the Legfs-
Iafure in that State. These men say there
was q Union Society in Isard, Folton, hide
pendence, and Searcy counties, numbering
1900 men, which could have made an
organized stand in two weeks more time,
but it was betrayed by a5member and brolr-
en- up and scattered. Many of these Union
men have been arrested and taken to Little
Rock. Some have been hung. A large
number are now il the woods trying to
effect their escape from the State.
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PHILLIPA, Va, Dec. IA force consist
ing of the 9th Indiana, and detachments
from the 18th Indiana, 25th and SIND Ohio,
aud 2nd and Bird Virginia, and Riggs and
Bracken's cavalry, in all about 1900 men,
under command Of Gen Mifroy, left Cheat
Mountain on the 18th for the purpose of
driving the rebels from their fortified camp
on the Allegheny Mountains. Our forces
came in sight of the enemy drawn up in
line Of battle, in front of their entrench-
ments, charged upon them, and drove them
back. A hot fire was kept up during the
afternoon by both sides, and several brilliant
charges were made by our men. Gen. Nil
roy withdrew at nightfall intending to re-
new the attack in the morning. During
the night the rebels left their camp silently,
burning everything they could rot carry
With them. Our loss is 20 killed and 30
wounded. The rebel loss is believed to be
not less than 450 killed, including one field
officer. We have 80 prisoners By this
last brilliant achievement Gen. Reynolds
front has been cleared of the enemy, there
being no organized rebel force within forty
miles of our advance post.
A detachment sent out from this place,
returned this evening, with 10
.ebel guerillag, including the notorious
AXE Kurn.
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PARIS, kY, Dec. Ia Abe Spears and Dan
Helser, two prominent secessionists of this
county, were killed about o'clock this
evening. Helver shot soldier through the
head killing him, when one Of his comrades
killed them both. The fracas originated by
a nan named Rogers attempting to get out
of town with contraband goods and letters
for the Southern Confederacy. Rogers was
captured, and is now in Jail. Letters were
found on him and are now in the possession
of the authorities. An attack on the town
by rebels is expected, and Te-enforcements
have been sent for. Seven hundred soldiers
will be here to-nighE. all quiet up to o
o'clock.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-The excitement
first caused by the somewhat bsllieerent
tone of the European news is rapidly sub
siding, and there is general belief that
war with England can easily be avoided
without dishonor The President it is
known, isstrongly opposed to the adoption of
a Warlike policy against any foreign power
under the present circumstances Of the
country. a,
It is understood here in diplomatic circles
that Mexico is preparing to make a vigorous
resistance to the invasion of her territory
by Spain, France and England, moro
vigorous than the allies at one time sntici-
pated.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. ls.-The Express says
excitement on Change was intense and be-
yond description. Breadstuffs favorably
effected, and all descriptions very firm and
many lots are Withdrawn from the market.
Saltpetre advanced from lie to l5c per
pound. But few holders would name a
price. Birthstone kept ont OF the market.
Chemicals advanced Carb Of soda up one
cent. Coffee and tea withdrawn from the
market or only offered al enormous prices
Sugar offered spareingly. Sterling ex-
change advanced to lie.
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CHICAGO, Dec. I6.-The Peoria Transcript
has received late Southern papers, by
gentleman who left New Orleans 10 days
ago, coming through Tennessee and Ken
lucky. The Bowling Green Courier says
Parson Brownlow was arrested for treason
by the Confederate States Commissioners
at Knoxville, on the 9th, and committed to
Jail.
The Knoxville Register says the rumor of
an order from the rebel War Department,
TO give Brownlow a safe conduct to the
North, had created intense excitement.
The Raleigh (N. g. Standard of the 4th,
learns from 8 reliable source, that Fede-
raj Regiment had taken possession of Ports
mouth, n c., and that there are ten Yankee
steamers IN Pamlico Sound.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Gen. Sumner was
thrown from his horse this morning while
reviewing bis tyOops. A rib was broken
and other injuries suffered but a telegram
to Gen. Mcclellan thus evening states he is
better and viii be able to resume his com
mand in q few days =--te 81
Inc rebels have an immense force and
are erecting large battery at the mouth of
Occoquau Greek, so they can Gre at vessels
plying between this city and Gen. Hooker's
division,
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FoRr MONROE, Dec. l5.--The steamer
Constitution arrived this afternoon. She
left Boston on the 2Ist of November with
the 26th Massachusetts and 9th Connecticut
regiments, arriving at Ship Island on the
Sd of December. l 4+5f-
All the troops were landed the next day
by some rebel steamers captured by our
feet. The Constitution remained at Ship
Island four days and sailed for Key West
and Havana.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 14.-Capt. Lees expe-
dition returned from jackson vile bringing
two prisoners No further details obtaina5le
Last Thursday Co. I, Ohio 18th, was at
tackled by $50 secession cavalry, dismount-
ed. The secessionists fired one voliey. The
federals replied with-two volleys, wounding
several, whom the cavalry carried of and
retired. Federals unhurt.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

RDER FOR PLAHK sIDn-w d.
December Z. 1e61.-And now It is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City 81
Evansville, that the owners Of ali lots or parts OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the cast side
of Fulton Avenue from Eighth - Ninth streets,
in said City, cause sidewalk @ Glass No. 2, 20 be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication OF this order. p. BURKE, CLARK.
Clerks ONCE. Dec. IL, 1901.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
nDrR 1o RrPAIR BRICK Sidewalk.

OnDEH 10 BEPAIR BRICK bIDE-WALK.
Death, iceland now IL is hereby srdered and
directed by the Common Councu OF tho City or
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts 81
lots fronting on or adjoining the northeast side OF
Fourth street, between Walnut AID Cnostult
streets, ia Raid city, the sidewliks ia front
thereof 70 be repaired within thirty days from
the publication Of tn order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
ClerL,a Ofica. nen.nnher12. 1871
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CORPORATION NOTICE
oapEa ron pnloE aTpn-wAEE

ORDER FOR BRICK sTDE-WALK.
Dec. 7, 1851 And now Il Is hereby ordered A.
directed by the Common Council OF ths City o.
Evansville, that ths owners Of lots l05 aud 100 IN
the old plan OF the city o. Evansville, cause tho
sidewalks In front thereof second street, 10 b.
brought TO tue proper grade. and that they mss
side walk Of class no. /, to be laid down thereon
and. the, frees 20 be removed from said pavement,
within thirty days from tho publication of THE
order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
ClerIC's once. December II, 1861.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRprR ron pLANK sIpn.wAEK.

Dec. Tth, 1s8l-And now It is hereby ordered
aud directed By the Common Council Of tho CITY of
Evansville, that the Of all lots er part OF
ton Avenue, from sixth 20 FRANKLIN streets, in
said City, csuso n sidewalk of Class No. 2, 90 10
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication Of this or DER
P. BURKE, Clerk.
City Clerks once, Dec. u, 1904.
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DErRoIT, December 16.-The European
news creates deep feeling, and the proba-
bilitiss of a war with England are freely
discussed. There is a general desire fer our
government to place itself right as regards
law, when it viii be sustained at any sac
rifca
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

o RDHRPoR PLAEK sIDE-w AK
Dec. 7th, Ie6l.-And now IL Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF the city
that the owners OF all lots partB o r
lots fronting on adjoining the eaet eide OF
Fulton Avenue, from Seventh to Eighth Htrtet6,
10 said City, cause a sidewalk Of Glass No e % DO
laid down thereon within thirty days from tho
publication OF this order.
?. EUnRE. Clerk.
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<TsOTEOyS- III 9yF:-z5 baas. al s'1es, for
u sale by s. p. GILBERT az CO.,
noYS NJ. 4, sycamore street.
n E.RRGB -sS6OS F-G7 f'ss'q' % n gOE
SLA letSOapsat HI. soHLAEPFEg
S.GUCRs, C.ETsUFS, Sc
- do1en = pint Worcestershiee saucai
Ig-1s ELECT0R's s.zER5 or Ell
G(TEA. ATE for the paym 3at Of ths costs aud OK
penses Of street and side-w.4lk improvements.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of a precept issued u the Mayor ef tho
city OF Evansville, aud 70 me dirsolcd, L viii
sell at public auction, at tho door 81 the
Court House, "a said city, on Tueadayi Dec. -,
1861, At O'Clock p. NJ the following lots or par
cells Of real estate, 50 much thereof a8 may be
necessary pay tho amount charged and aHlcese1
against sad lots respectively for the costs and
peuses Of making Sidewalk improvements for said
lots, together with the COTS Of sale:
roa PAvEaESTs AND s-sEzT lnPHovEMEErs.
Lot g. Block ST. Eastern Enlargement, 2.
III. Cook b95Al
Lot 2, Block Oh, Eastern Enlargemeut...... s8,lL
Lot l. BOOK o. Eastern Eniarge ment....... 10l,C
J. H. Thompson, Lot IL in Block 3d. Hast
Enlargement. ..-.-.........-..-.-. zoo
Robert Early Lot 3, Block 3d. Eaagein t-n-
Iargement 5flt
Charles McCutchen, Lot Is, IN Block 3d.
Lamhsco afL|
dec9.2Hd OGaIsTiAh REDDEEtUhr q. e..
5000
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liz ADVERTISENFNTS.
CORPORATI0N NOTICE-

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
Dec. 7th,. Is6E-And now it Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Councii Of tho city OF
Evansville, that the owners of ell lots or parts of
lots fronting adjoining the cast side Z
Fulton Avenue, from High 10 Third street, IA said
city, cause the sidewalks in front thereof. 20 be
repaired within thirty days from the publication
Of this order.
Z. BURKE, Clerk.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. I6.-The Reconnaissance
made a few days ago from Gen. Summers
Division, established the fact that the enemy
had retired from AnpRadsle. d Upon aband-
oning 1t, they burned 8 few houses belong
ing to persons suspected Of union proclivi-
ties. -
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CLEVELAND, December 16.-The news
from England produced decided sensation
in this section. The general sentiment ia
that our government must maintain its
rights and dignity, regardless Of English
buster. 3.
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.

- ORDER FOR PLANK sidewalk.
Dec. 18th, 1s6l.-And now IL is hereby ordered
aud directed by ths Common Council Of tho city az
ETansvilie that the owners Of all lots or paris OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the cast sido ~
Fulton Avenue, from Canal TO Sixth streets in
said city, cause sidewalk Of Class No. Ito Do laiI
down thereon within thirty days from the pubi-
cation OF this order.
P. BURKE, Clsrk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-17

BALTIMORE, Dec. Ie.-Gen Phelps, at
Ship Island Miss, on the 9Th Of December
put forth proclamation to the loyal citizens
OF the Southeast, strongly anti-slavery in
tone
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-17

BALTIMORE, Dec. l6.-The bark Agnes
has arrived. She reports speaking the
English brig Mary Morton, which reported
that the Sumter and Iroqnis had a severe
engagement, and one of them, she did not
know which, had put into Martinique TO
repair.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-17

CLEVELAND, Dec. I6.-A fire at Elyria
Sunday night, destroyed twenty-three frame
buildings, principally barns and shops. Loss
$4,000.