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FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.


DR. J. addresses all those who have injured them
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Tursr are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
oroduced hv eary habits of youtb viz: Weakness of
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~, .., ... ..
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. %.
~ FL0UR-DaN and nominal: family $40 50
910 70; extra SO 50tG9 70 ----r III w
w HEAT-Dull, notbing DOING and nom
lnal; - 3SG2 40-for pripg and Winter.
CoRN-Dull: new, in ear. at 70G72c; re-
ceipts in excess of the demand.
OATS Quiet. at 63d64c.
RYE-DUl. at 81 Is
BARLEY-HardIy 80 firm, but still in fair
demand Fail 81 sci So sFEkA IKE
COTTON. Very dull and nominal, at 151zc
for middling. .-.f .--..-. ...a
sWHIsRY-DuIl, and no demand, at 32@33c
in bond. .-t.s- ~ --'.---
HOGs-Nothing done in hogs. or green
meats, the weather being to- W IN, the
temperature this afternoon 1T 6og prices
nomtnally unchanged; receipts !, 9Z7 head.
NJ Ess PoRK-Dull; oldS 50. No, tCr
LARD-DuIl; ll34@l2c. inside rate for old
No. L; steam held at 1I14s, buyers at lie.
Professionalism ll14c.
BUTTER--Unchanged fresh Central Ohio
at 33(035c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, at I41%@I5c.
APPLES AND PoTAToES-Unchanged and
dull. stsEf -Fsf1 f-EFftG5t = s
sEEDs----Dull and lower, 12c per pound for
fax seed.
BEEF CATTLE---DuII and unchanged.
OILs---Linserd oil duh, at 81 90; lard oil
81 02@l 10 toT good to extra.
free.
GOLD 1897 buying, and firm.
MoNEY---Light, Pals per cent.
sEXCRANGE--Steady; l-I0c discount buy
ing.
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g1CINCINNATI, November q. - The river
has fallen enc inch, with four feet ten
inches in the channel Weather clear IN
part. Thermometer CO..
LOUIsvIL.t E, November 23.-The river is
falling. with three feet in the canal by the
mark. Weather warm ads
The weather was cloudy yesterday, with
a light rain nearly all day, and at times
rather copious last night. The indications
are that the rain is general, and that this
is only the beginning Of protracted rain,
destined to cause the river to rise. The
river was falling steadily but slowly yes
terday at this. point, and at all points
above............ The arrivals and departures
since O'Clock Saturday, up to midnight
last night. include the Nashville and Chat
taneoga. 10 Cairo; Ada Lyon, to Green
River; Ollie. Sullivan andJ. P. Webb, from
Cannelton; Cobb Webb. from Cumberland
River; Rose Hite, Louisville and return;
VIVA. White, from Green River, and EN-
peror, Memphis to Cincipp The
Ollie Sullivan had 200 bbIs. potatoes and
other freight, and plenty of people from
along the coast.........The Chattanooga had
a splendid trip out on herself and barge.
.........The Rose Hite arrived at O'Clock
yesterday morning and left at IL for Louis
vile. She had but little freight. She re-
ports the Sherman and Delaware at
French Island aground.....---The LeonOra
had not arrived up to midnight, and Isl
no doubt. also aground above.........The
William White arrived yesterday evening,
from Green River, loaded TO the guards.
.......-Ihe Emperor had 500 bales cotton
for Cincinnati and fifty bales for Cam
Melton; Captain A. Byers was in COM
mand. We fear she will not get over
French Island bar easily.......The Sam. J.
Hale was announced positively to leave
Cincinnati for Memphis, Saturday even
ing. She may be expected here to-mor-
row-......The Empire may be expected
here to-day, for Memphis-...:...TheF Fanny
Brandeis, overdue, had not arrived at mid
night, last night........Captain Streeper is
still in the city trying to get up an in crest
in a line OF packets hence to White
River. He is meeting with much encour-
agement.
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new YORK Market. IL
ByTelegraph.l

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. ..
7CoTToN-Heavy and lower; sales of 1900
bales at I714g NE for middling uplands.
FLOUR = Receipts. II ,S3Il barrels; dull
heavy, and 20d30c lower; sales of s. 400 bar
Tels at IS 00gS 70 for superfine, State, and
West ern; 80 l5Ggl0 90 for extra and State /;
S9.ul2 90 for extra Western; 50 40Gl2 70 Tor
=. II. o.; SO 509l0 90 for common st. Louis (;
sio4l3 % for g9,osas q sls9 Is 20 for good 20
SIS %; sales OF 100 barrels of rye flour at
S7@9.
WHIsKx-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT - Receipts, 26.3l6 bushels: very
dull and nominally lower; sales of 3.i00
bushels OF white Genessee at 81 81. and 1000
bushels of white California at 81 9l92 %.
RYE-Quiet and steady.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
MALT-DuiI.
CoRN-heceipts, 10, IS6 busheIs--Ic lower.
Sales of Al toe bushels at 81 81. 81 3681 3615
81 361$ for mixed estern in store and
afioat, closing at II 369l 500 at1oat; 81 23@
81 % Tor new do, and II 50 for very choice
new yellow Western.
OATS-Dechning. Receipts, 1880 BUSH
Firmer; sales of 4i,0C0 bushels at 791S01%c
for Western, in store and "hoab. -.
WooL-Rather more steady; sales 100000
pounds at 4l@55c for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-Quiet and unchanged.
RICE-Duli.
CoFFEE-Unchanged.
SUGAR-Is quiet and firm; sales of 500
barrels Cuba at l112G I3c. -
AssES-Steady.
PEFRoLEUM-Un changed; 1l1<c for crude,
and &c for refined bonded.
1OPS-@luleI ana uncuauSSG.
PoRE-llnfl and heavy sales !, 800 bbis.
at $50 5012l 09 for prime mess; also, 1850
bbls mess, sellers January and February,
at SD 90.
BEEF-Prime tierce quiet. Beef hams
unchanged; sales Is bbis. at 500 0J@28 90.
BACoN-DuH and heavy; sales, 100 boxes
long clear on private terms.
CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales 1870 packages at
S12@l0c for shoulders; 121s9l312c for hams.
LARD-Steady; sales $50 barrels at ~
9l314c. la
BUTTER-Firp at 20a45c for State.
CHEEsE-Heavy at lIgl5c.
LATEST P. NJ.
FLoUR-Dull ard 5dIOc lower.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy and nominal; ship
perS insist upon material decline.
RYE-Qulet AT 81 66e1I 6S for Western. D.
OATS-Firnl at soc in store; S91Sc afioat.3
CoRN-Quiet at 81 35@1 36 for good TO
prime Western mixed in store and afloat.
PoRK-Dull and heavy at so 659D 70 for
mess. cash and REGULAR.
BEEF-QuieJ and steady.
CUT MEATS-Dull and heavy.
BACoN-DuII with dropping tendency.
LAKD-Dun and heavy at 12559l5H for
good to prime steam and Kettle rendered.
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Chicago Market,

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov.s2s.
FLOUR-DulI and unchanged.
WHEAT-Opened quiet at yesterdays
prices; closed steady at 81 72@1 7218 for
No. p
CoRN-Dull and Ic lower: 92sS993c for
No. I; e2993c for No. p; closing quiet and
oATs-21l@8c higher; 57@6Oe; closing out
side. = - F',-
RYE-L essa active; 81 So for No. l: 81 2s@
-BAEIEY~Active at 81 as@1 4211 for
Mo- So r., sgss- az
PROVISIOSS-Dull. q y 81 .- - @t'f
PoRK-MeSS, $40 50; extra prime pork,
sl4 56al5 30.
HAMs-Green, SIC. ~ sac
LARD -1lS4c e . AFt
BEEF CATTLE Quiet at IS 2596 IS for
fair. to good.
HoGsEDressed quiet at SCOT. 70; shipping
hogs quiet at - 75lt6 10 for good to extra
choice: So 1910 60 for fair to good.
iECE4PTs-F our, 5000 barrels; wheat.
49G90 bushels; corn, q, 900 bushels; oats,
- ,0atbuSheis :shOys. S.400. -A =
~ S4IPME = TS-FlOur. $500 barrels wheat,
1000 bushels;; corn, 40 600 bHShelS.
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EuroDean Market.

By Cable.I LONDON, Nov. 23-Noon.
CoNsoLs-Firm at 945s.
BoNDs-7054. -.- s
.LoNDoS, Nov. 23-Eye.
BoNDs-U. S. bonds, 20 lI-l6; L. c., $50;
Erie, II. s4
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 23-Noon.
COTTOS-HeaVy. .s--.t.s a45 s., ..st,6r
BREA IDS rUFFs-Quiet. e
PETRoLEUM-Refned declined to Is 4d.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. % Eve.
COTToN-A little more doing. y -
Provisions Lard sis; bacon ASS; others
unaltered.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nov. %.
ToBAcCo-sales light; S59l6 90 for Tugs to
medium leaf.
FLOUR-Dull; superhne, IS.
WHEAT-S2 35l2 40. .
CoRN-New ear, 65a75c.
OATS-DulI at 65066c.
BAC0N-ShoulderS, 12c; clear sides, Ice.
LARD--Firm at 12I5c.
MESS PORK-Dull at $50.
CoTToN-I5GI515c. ... - --.....-.
WHRKY-In bond, CSC. f. Fl
HoGs-Weak at 6159614c, Strengthening is
suspended from warm weather.
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New Orleans Market.
By Telegrapb.l NEw ORLEANS, Nov

By Telegrapb.l NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %.
COTTON = Easier; mlddling l61l@l654c;
sales of 800 bales; receipts of 4,024 balesi
exports 3,474 bales. n ta-t+ s'sEtt
SUGAR-Firm; fair ll$4c; prime 1896.
MoLASS ES-Easier; common zoe; choice
90c.
FLoUR-Dull; xxx 81 49, choice sI3.
CoRN-Dull and declined; white 81 05;
yellow 81 10.
xOATS-F irmer at 75d7Sc.
PoRK-No sales reportedi held firm at
SGT 80.
BACoN--Dun; shoulders retailing at l2c;
rib lac; clear sides Ice.
LARD-Quiet and unchanged; no sales.
GoLD-l3954(9lz0
STERLING-50653; New York sight ex-
change q premium.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MEReHASTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country m erchants.
TO the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
Eva nsYille merchants.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. %.
DRY GooDs-The weather is somewhat
inc.ement, yet the market opened steady,
with fair demand, and closes rather quiz
city l511c for Atlantic A; brown sheet
ings, l5c; Indian Head. 141zc; Atlantic H
and Pacific H. l2c; Atlantic l., fine, lI1zc
Booth o, 1870; Cabot A, he; Shawmut G,
2714c; New York Mills bleacned muslins,
221zc; Wamsutta, do, 1870; Hills Semper
Idem, PFC; Hope, l213c; all standard
prints, Ice; Pacific Delaines, old styles. l9c
new styles, 20c for Winsey's, and 2Ic for
Armure's, of new patterns.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov. %.
CoTroN--Weak: nniddIng I615gI64c.
HAY-S24 00d2j 60.
CoRN-Sl l05t II. ea. ~.
q OATS-70c.
FLoUR--Superfine dull and unchanged.
PoRK-S22 25922 so.
BACON Shoulders IZs<GI3c: clear sides
Ice. tN-
LARD-l3914c.
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INDIANAPoLIs
Notice to Contractors.

November 9Th, 1867.
TIME COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
E. City of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals, until the 5th day of December,
1867, for grading the alley situate between
Fulton Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and
extending from Third Street to Fourth
Street, IN Lamasco, now city of Evans
Vile.
By order of the Council.
1. "A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerk Office Nov. IA, 1867.
nov l +lif etI'r ION copV.