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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
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Ar9iteften in bieler Gtabt, batten
fd oils Yreisbeuerber bein @omite
lLr Den Bau zines neuen @apitols in
springfield, SIIs., aemeIbet. Die foI>
genoe 0aranf BeSug babenbe Gore
lponotn3 ueroient @riudbnuna in un<
leren Spalten:
Office Der goinniIIioners fir oas }
ttene @taats Capitol.
Springfield, ST., Is. SuIi 81.
Serrn 2enoine uno g8iliamIon,
=, etr@itetten, gfaibbiHe, senn.
Mfeine Serrn!
Sn uebereinitinmung nit bon Den
@ommiifoners empfan9enen Snltrnf<
tlonen, ilberlenoe i9 S5nen hermit cine
Sopie bon &eiolutionen, ueIde 6ie
bon Sbnen unteriuorfenen 4Iane u. I. 10
ernpfeblen uno Die am Is. D. Sc. BEL
elmer Serlanlmlun9 bes Boards anae,
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Sbr geborlamer Siener
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Office bes 6 ommiiiioners fiir bas
neue Staats capitol,
Springfield, ST., Is. SuIi '67.
y Ell d lofien, /. Ser Sanf 6ie>
ies BOARDS gebiibrt un0 miro hermit
oargeboten Den 9lr6iteften, ipeld,e
Baupiane fir baS neue Staats s@apie
tol einlieferten.
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itinmangen in Der ,,8efanntmoAuna
fur 9lrbiteften" uno Sic @iuId,ranfune
gen, wel6e Die Court 6emIel5en aufer&
legte, ibm nidt eeltattet, Breiser<
tbellun9en bor;unebmen, ipie germ Dies
aud gel1eben ipiirSe, I'M aud auf
mebr materieQe gSeile bon ieiner Mner@
fennung Der S96nbeit un6 bes uirfli1
den Seroienites Der berI6ieOenen 8aue
plane 3euaniB ab3uleeen.
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IS illta ut ON in stafbbiIle
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letner arditectonilden 9luffaHung bon
belonoerer S60nbeit uno Seigt in allen
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mar cine fdpieri9e rnO bodlt Delicate
Aufgabe, unter 10 bieler pertbooIlen
uno bortrefFidcn YIdnen, nel6e elm
9elanot tpuroen, einen auSsei9nenO
9erbor5ubeben unb I'M 70 mebr ber<
Oient oerielbc, riibmenO 9enannt gu
iper6en.
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9lbi9rtft bieicr 8el9lide gu ilberlen>
ben. -.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
Necprpers=C ~ D,,rt.

1 e3bomas Coleman par6e nad ocm
strbeifsbaus fpebirt, nm $50 ipeoen
Ernnfenbeit uno anberer llnacbii6rs
lidtciten ab5nflopfen. -stu4f,
Betcr Gain madte f6 elmer ,,nui-
sance" f9ulbig, tuarb aber gegen Bah
lun9foer Soften entlaIen.
a sic SRmpbrses 5abIte Ole Soften
tpe9en eiter Heinen llnorbentlid,feit.
Sioneaa @aion tuur6e bon Der 0lns
fla9e, 8afer obne 2ieenS ge6raudt
81 baben frei9elproden, eben1o Sane,
Nbanls, ipabrenb O. 6arrissoie &citen
at sabIensb atte.n - ~ p. sds +
@nn Clifton aablte Die Soften fir
Ocit gu freien @tbrdud ibrer Spra6<
a,o ~ ~
gtlberf gBafter nladt Den sdIus.
Oer a8bisfeb brndte inn 8erbruB un6
% CT Elm @iitoI seteuert, bat ,,finfI
mo aiuanSig" er gefeuert.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
Oie 8ablen.
(Sortiebuna).

Sleie Mfaioritdten betraeeu 1851
Stlmmen, melde gu ben bis 0eitern
beri9teten 1851 gesablt, sic 8roiun-
loip' ide Nfaioritat bis beute auf 49,
22S erb6ben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
81 ab II n d.

Cine Slnsabl unierer 9l6onnenten
t9uloen nns, inande Elm poiIes Sabr,
niele feds Wfonate un6 cine NlaiIe brei
Monate. SSir miiilen Oarauf orinaen,
oaB Der @bonnementsbetrag fur Die alte
S9nl6, fotuie fir einen neuen Sermin
binnen bier Bo&en einaeianot pirb,
miorigenfaas mir Die 3eitlina einlfeIs
len uno bic Namen Der S6uniaen
pnblisiren tperoen. llniere 8ebinslns
TT SoransbesabIung.
Sic Expedition.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
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y 0 . offnste gu 14O8 unS itanb u,n
lO3 Hbr 1404g, 124 llbr Mittaas 400.
u. 9. 8onbs 6pro3. falig 1881 112
,,e2 -. ; Deer 4 @prieR 112I
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

@ Srau Suion yteiunan unb sSrau
9arper ipurben 9eitern berbaftet unS Dor
Squire Bilfinion eefibrt ipeacn Din.
grin nno S9Idgerei, beren iie iid gegen
Srau McWfuIIen in @bsefcIb lduI6ia
gena9t batten. 0Iud 9ebtere iuuroe
berbaftet. Der Sal murbe auf Nfontag
Nadmittag 3 ubr DerlAoben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
Sas gr0Bte 8uHber oes 3eitalters.
Salts mnincrfciIe
SSaf6s Maic,i,,e.
epesial.@adriebt fur bic oan,en

Sdon LANCE wlIrse permutbet sas cine 8ai6mas
i0tne ertlnoef werbcn piiroe, IpeIdbe etfad 1pobz
te nno oabeJ brdHtbbarer fe aIs bic aetber ibliden
WaiDtnen. Cine told,e piro iebt benz YubliflIm
oHertrt NIT Der Berteraug soB feline anoere Saaeder
oIf:ommen ianu. "o'''
Cine 5rau tann m It oieIer DlaiGine mebr grbet
perr4ten, as feds o inc bieieibe. Sieuaidbt flint
l9mue19e pemoen, Ranfdbettcn unb 0alsfraoei, elm
gef1loiief III 4-S YliHtens Trifft bies iIidbt en
10 1T Der Sanbel ungiiItia.
Sie beoarf fe ner beionoereu @eldidItthfett mn,
edntt 80 arbetfen, benin Elm Taoden BON I3 5abrs,,
pat IN elmer Stunbe 0usenb Stiid eelDajd5eu
atan brnnt eii DrittsI Ipeniser SEIZE unb be,abIt
E1 ~ slnsn Sa3r onr9 bic S4onune Der @di9e, Sa
" 70 oelttnt mt oem Stofe perfdhrt. Sab foacr 8enfs
btls o9he Yef9dhtgung bamit seGoai1e iueTSen f5ns
men, ipas tetIer aiioern RGi9tne h 6gItb 1T.
- Oteie Vai9iRen wer6en Derfertiot nnb perfduft In
Hn9ler u. Jro Store Ro. 1l9 GoIleee Strnke Jla56s
ptue, Ienn., fit gil DplLare, ben lndntIiRssn
8rets, nit meldem fie III gelp Dort besobIt perben
Bfetue Baiamaf6ine ih i'm Narffe, Bic fiir he,,
boppeten Hres geauft werbe fSnnfe unb feline yon,
fg bInit1tli9 Der Aibett nit ibr ueraIeidlen ""
User pas patent AeGt uerlebt utrS ioforf oeridfIi
DetfoLAt ne ben ufn iper Wiieiae bapo ntadf ,,;rS
cine Hber1le Helobnuna erbaifen - ~
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sirf. wel9e Dani4en, bas ausf6 iebltdbe Redbt Bee
Ssrtants oteier Waf9inen In 9emifIei Counties unb
Btitrifteli 81 erIuerben. WV
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
State OF the Cincinnati Provision aud
Produce Market.

The Price Cure t of the 4th Says
Flour and Wheat have been tirmer at
the close, and prices are better. Farmers
are moi willing 10 accept the current prices
for theE wheat, aud hence the recei pts
have fallen OF largely at tine ieading
points, and country IniIlers have been
PEELED to come here to procure supplies
OF wheat to meet their local trade demand.
There has been a good city dema id for
new ear corn, but none for old, worthy of
note. oats are firm er. Barley in good de-
mand. There has been decided Y frner
feeling in the Pork market. and prices are
higher, under a growing conviction of a.
large failing off n the supply. There are
some singular features in the trade, the
present season, &Drthy of note. Old and
new mess pork are much lower, reIa-
lively, than hogs; Notwithstanding this the
demand is com paratiVely light, whilst thai
for h 'gs1s acJlve- Nearly all the large cur
ing poEAts in the Ohio Valley are being sup
pied, 10 a greater or less extern. with
green meats from Chicago, particularly
hams, because they have been selling
there at relatively lower prices than hogs.
The 5, ocI of old cut meats is exhausted or
so near.y SO that but mere rem re-
mains, and though the prices OF ola bacon
are now as low, If not lower, relatively,
than new can be made, there Is little or no
demand for il. The wants OF the South
have almost ceased; but, Notwithstanding
all this. the demand for nUgs is active and
prices advancing: but, as soon as the meat
is cured, there Is but litl q Gema Id for it,
There is evidently a strong faith in the
future.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph. CHICAGO, Dee s..
FLoUR-Firmer, but unchanged.
W HEAT-Active No l, l15(02c higher /;
81 50 for No. / 81 77qI 7s14 for No. 2. A.. &
+ CfRN-QuIet, and lie lower; sales az S5G
sac for No. /; S4GS512c Tor No. 2; closing
quiet; s5e for No. 2, and soc for new.
0ATS-Etrmer at 555z456c. ss.rss.s
kYE-697c higher; sales 81 45611 4S for
No. |, and 81 409l 46 for No. 2; closing at
outside prices.
BARIiEE-UnsettIed, and 69I0c lower; ;
closing nominal at ST. Y.
Mess PoRK-There is brisk speculative
movement, and prices have advanced 75c
0tsl 90 per barrel; sales OF 1900 barrels at
so 23CdA IS, present and future delivery /;
cio~ipg firm at S2i 80 cash.
LARD -FirTner at I2g l2Szc for prime
steam, cash, and I21ac Tor January deiiv-
cry.
GREEN MEATs-Active; shoulders 7c !;
hams 1054la1c; picked haEaS sl2c cash,
ana l3c Tor January delivery; English
meals quiet: Cumberland midd.es 95&c;
loose dressed hogs active, at 25c nigher;
sales at 81 00l57 70; closing at 81 50dz 70 for
good lots dividing on 200.
BEEF CATTLE = Moderately active at
81 50g7 Oh Tor good to choice smooth ship
ping.
RECEIPrs-44.0o0 barrels flour; "a 900 bush
els wheat; $4,000 bushels corn: 1000 bush
els Oats; 1900 hogs
SHIPMENTS 0GJ barrels flour: 600 bush
els wheat; 1890 bushels corn; 6 600 bush
e oats.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
Financial Items

Look OUT FOR THEMi-Counf erffelt TWO
DOLLA 4 bills on the National Bank OF
htnderIl0Ok New York. are in circulation,
said TO De poorly executed.
A new lot of well executed counterfeit
twenty five cent notes are being showed.
They show marked Improvement in the
art, and will have to be closely watched.
Fifteen cent nctes are being printed at
the Treasury, but as they have the por-
traits of Grant and sherman upon them
in violation of law, they wilt not be put in
circulation; but as soon as. Con ress meets.
an effort will be made to authorize their
issue. r~4t fsr
I The most mportant reso luton vet intro
duced in Congress, was that presented in
the House Thursday by Mr.. Ross in favor
of the substitution of greenbaekss for Ma
tional Currency.
MUTILATED CURRENCY All mutt ated
National Bank notes, sent to the Office of
the Com pLroller of the Currency for de-
struction and exchange for new notes,
should be 1n-packages of 800, and should
e in ali cases cancelled before. sending. by
cutting out the signatures of the Off
GERS; otherwise the notes viii be returned
atthe expense of the bank, for cancella-
ti0n.
A New York paper says that the shin.
mentS OF currency 10 the Southern ports
has averaged $4,000 per day saduring the
past week.
The conversion of 7-3D notes into $50
bonds will probably receive 4 new i'm
petus from the announcement that after
will be allowed currency interest no TO
January l, 1868, aud the first coupon on the
$50 bond will be retained by the Govern
ment. Up to the end of this month the
holder of 30 notes receives interest on
them to the date of conversion. and PAYS
in currency the interest accumulated On
the $40 bond, which of course, will be
paid when due tJanuary l, 1863, in gold.
The Cincinnati Price Current. says
ongressionaE action, so far as Anything
has been done, has not had any erect on
business Digh sfi iffH MI no
old pI assure OF uncertainty hanging over
the entire business cOmmuniIy.s1 The i di-
cations are, however, that the dfscretiona-
ny power of the Secretarp of the Treasury
Will he taken away, and the contf8c ion Gf
tn 3 currency discontinued for the present
at least, though the forced resumpti N OF
specie payment is being adv Gated. If
public sentiment prevails, there cannot be
Two opinions regarding what Congress will
do namely sto contraction and substi-
tute National Bank currency with green
backs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06

By Telegraph CIECINNATI, Dec. 5.
FLoUR-Very firm; family. 81 co.
WHEAT : Htgher: closing at * 30 Tor No.
l red; 30. red spring, - Is.
CORN In light sHpply; advanced 70 @s59g
SIC for new ear.
OATs-Qulet: sales Csc for MOL.
BARLEY-Firm at II 609l IS.
CoTroE- Flfsner; sales OF 200 bales at lag
1414c for midGfug.
ToBACcO-Sai of ITO hhds.; Tugs 61zGs
1236c; leaf IeG28c.
HoGs-Good demand and higher; closing
very firm at Sc 1907 D, eros ;; s. 6JG9 90,
net. Receipts, Sl4, 000 head. Total packing
TO date, AZ. $50.
MESS PeRE-In demand ~ $50 50 for { IA !;
So 90 for new; held 0Jc higher
GREEN MEATS-In demand at ~, log i2c ;
held re higher.
LARD-GOod demand: I215c for new, and
all offered at this rate taken.
BULK MEATS-NothinE d ling.
BUTTER-Scarce and 6rnn at 366l4Gc for
fresh Western, and 43946c for New York
State.
E6GS-30a3Ic.
ARPEEs AND POTATOES Unchanged.
LINSEED OIL--Sl 0oGl 03.
CLOVER SEED-Sl2 %.
BEEF CATTLE--FIrTner q IS o09sS so gross;
receipts have fallen Off
II TROLEUM-Dall at Acc for refined free.
MoNEY-Easier; Currency in better sup
ply at inside rates; quoted at 1922 per
cent.
ExCHANGE-Dull at & discount buying.
GoLD--I36Ja buying. and I37 selling.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
New York Dry Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW YoRK. Dec. 5.
DRY GooDs-TheN weather is fn@ and
trade is cuH enough even for this season !:
still prices, generally, are steady. The
UXbridge "A Dleachpd nuslinS are selling
down 10 13t5dI3zsc; HITS Semper Idem
do. he; brown sbeetIn1S. of heavy ma lZes
are in ffmfJed supply. and held With con-
siderable firm ness at 1515c for Atlantic A !;
l5c tor Clark and Indian Head; I4Ac
tor Lawrence c; fine goods, however, are
plenty. and low enough; in brown and
bleached prints there is q moderate re-
quest, and steady all standard prints are
selling steadily at l21<c, while select styles
in choice colorings, ike calico. bring 1870,
AM Merimac w, btoche patterns on fine
cloths, lie; mous-delaines are in NJ oderate
demand at l6Il7c for all makes, and l9c for
new styles; Canton faunels and brown
drills are in light supply, and desirable
command full prices readily.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
NeAf York Market.
By telegraph |

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. 5.
CorToN = 54a19c better; moderately ac1
tive; sales OF 1900 bales at l614g161Sc for
FLoUR-RecefpJs, 1857 barrels; 10000
better; sales OF l5,00O barrels, part TO ar
rive, at s. 00GS so for SU perhne, State and
Western: SO 25@l0 % for extra State; s. sc
Sll 20 for extra Western; SO 35a12 80 for
r. IL. o.; 50 509ll 20 for common to good
do; closing firm. California, firm: sales
or 80 sacks and barrels at Sll Scala %.
sales of 2O0 barrels of rye Hour at 81 % g
50 Gu
WHIsKY-Quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts, es9 bushels 2@3e
better; sales. 49 o50 bushels, at 81 2eg2 Is
Tor No 2 spring; latter for cho1ces s. 30
for No. ditto in store; g so for white
southern; 81 95QS 90 for white California.
RYE-Scarce and firmi sales, 3,e09 bush
BAKLEY-Scarce and leading upward /;
sales, 1850 bushels, at 81 59SI 81 for West
sern.
MALr-Quiet and firm for Canada.
PEAS -Frmer; sales, 5000 bushels in
bond at 81 A.
better; sales, As 900 bushels, at 81 3055CGl 81
for mixed Western in store; 81 3212dgl 80
afioat; 81 299l 80 tor new ditto. 81 80 for
common white Western; 81 81 Tor prime
oATs-Receipts. 10000 bushels, a shade
better; sales. $1,000 bushels at 791z9S0c for
Western in store; Soc at1oat.
CoFFEE-sulet; sales, 500 sacks Rio on
private terms.
RICE-Dut1 at S12d314c-
SuGAR-Carol ina sugar quiet and nrln ;
sales 400 hllds Cuba at 1l15@sl2; ); 200 boxes
Havana at 1214c.
MOLAsSES-Qu
HOPS-QuieJ and unchanged.
teadV at1I01Il1%c for crude,
and 2514c for efined in bond.
PoRK-Firmer and quiet at S23 80, closing
at 81 IS, regular, SIS9lS 20 tor prime, and
SIG 75lJ2U.for prime mess; also 500 bbIs new
mess. seller. January, at So S715.
BEEF-Aeayy: sales of SEQ bbis at pre-
XlOUS DrIcGS. and I1fl tlHTsteS prime urS
private terms.
BEEF HAMs-Firmer; sales 700 bbls at s29
a3s 50.
BACoN-DuH. Cut meats frmer: shout.
ders ll5L61I314c
HoGS-Dressed, frner ats15c.
LARD-City, uncnangea; sales of $50 obls
at lZ5S0I3c.
BUFrEK-Steadv at 3e94se tor state.
CHEEsE--Dun at ll9l5c. rsf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
st. Louis Market.
Ots IUWkS HIT hCbs
By telegraph ST.. LOUIS. Dec. ).

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Dec. ).
Observation-Disclosures.
CoTToN--Held at I512c, with buyers at BE.
HEMP-MOre doing at 81 704I 81 for I'M
dressed.
FLoUR-Very dull; SO 5O9I2 % for xxx !:
choice sII 60gll 80; family Sl2 70.
WHEAT-Unehanged; s. 4U1g2 IS for Fall,
and 81 S0(dl So for Spring.
CoRN-Better: sales at 97cGSI 90.
OATS-Firm at 7I@73c.
BARLEY-HeId higher, with sales at 81 40
dSI % To- Spring, and 81 S5a2 0G for. Fail.
RYE-Advanced TO 81 509I 80.
PORK-Held at S21 50922 90 by city pack
ers, but new country sold at so 5000 70.
BACoN-Weak at lie for shoulders and
l5c for clear sides.
!. CVT MEATS-Dry sailed shoulders Sc
NV LARD-ll1a9l214cin tierces. tlaa
HoGs--Active and range at 6149714c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
Glass at PittSburg.

The Pittsburg COMMERCIAL OF Saturday
says:
We learn that at 1east six window glass
factories will, for the present, cease opera
tions to-day, and that many more will
close within the next ten days At the
present rate OF wages. glass cannot be
made ia this market so to compete with the
Eastern and foreign trade, and as the
workn will make no concessions to a
reduction of labor. proposed by the
manufacturers, the matter will be settled
only at the end of a Pnotracted lockout.
We continue our quotations Of the past
month, with discount offered of from 80
to 90 PEE cent. on good sized lots from the
card rates
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
Notice

III Ordar TO Discontinue the Alley s'tus.
betwesn Fourth Street and the Cana
and extending from Second Avenue to
sixth street.
~ The Common Council of the City of
Evansville, at its session on the 4th day OF
NoveEn beI 1867, passed an order to vacate
the alley situate between Fourth Street
and the Canal, ant extending from Second
Avenue to sixth Street, in the rear of
Blocks los, 100, ITO, Ill. 1I2, lib, and l76, La
naasco. now city of Evansville.
All persons ow ntng or claiming real es-
tate adjoi ming or abHtting upon said alley
and feeling themselves aggrieved by the
passage of said order, may nave redress by
application to said Council within six
weeks from the publication of this notice.
BY order OF the Council. ssf.s-
A. M. MCGRI IF Clerk.
City CLERKS Once. Nov. Il, 1857
nov4 dew e6t ~ - kUnion copy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
Loulsiana SUGAR Cron.

Among the Louisiana planters the re-
ports are more favorable, with an estimate
that the present sugar crop will exceed
1900 hogsheads. This is very material
increase over the previous year. this ugh
barely equal to one-tventeth 6f a full
crop, such as was grown before the war.
The present estimate is more favora BILE
than was estimated earlier in the season,
and it is thought by. sOHle that the crop
this year will exceed 10000 hogsheads.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERcHANrs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the JoURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Fosters and
ali kinds OF mercantile WORK viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, SC. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
Louisville Market.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Dec. 5.
ToBACCo-Sales, Is hogsheads; Tugs. S. d
6I6 95; medium leaf. SIT rs.
FLOUR -superfne. 81 5O97 75;l A No. /,
Sill.
HoGs-63E971zc gross.
WHEAT-S2 2592 30.
OATS 6696Sc.
CoRN-NeW soc. se s ,4s
BACoN-Sh oulders, 1111c, clear sides, 1910.
LARD-I391314c. F8 tFetEH
PoRK-Mess, x2I922 50 for old and new.
WHIsKY-Raw, In bond, 35c.
CoTToN-l31z@l554c.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Dec. ).
CoTToN-Active at 1354fdl4c.
CORN.-S56tS7c.
OATS-Scarce at 780S0c.
HAY-FiTm at SIS 90.
FLoUR-rirm aud unchanged,
PoRK-S22 0Ga23 90 for new.
BACoN-Shouldels l21a9l3c; clear sides
I61LmI6L5c
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW York Dee. 3.
GoLD-opened at 8714, ana closed at 81.
GovERNMgNT SToCKs-W ithout decided
change. Coupons of '8I lI@5s8ll215; do 80
I075sks IU754 do "a l0454Gl041s do % I0512(G
1867 new l075s@ fl7F5 do '57 lO73sa 1919;
I0-46s 10l1a9l0I51; 7-30s l0454@I041s. Stocks
opened dul and lower; closed firm, with
the decline recovered.
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European Market.

BY CabIe.I LONDON, Dec. 5-Noon.
Cons Ls-9374; ex-Dividend Bonds, 7lss
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5-Noon.
CoTToN-Steady and prices unaltered.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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OHIO RIVER TELEGRAPH.
BENJ. BRANsFoRD, President.
G. b. HICKS, Secretary and Treasurer.
Nm. BOOTH, Superb tendent.


offices AT HEN RSOE
% Evansville. Greensboro, LeWfsport
HawesviIIe CfoverpOrt, Stephensport
Brandenburg, West Point, and Louisville.
Messages delivered at Cannelton, Tell
CITY, and other towns on the Opposite side
of the river.
This line connects with the Western
Union at Louisville.
once on Water street, between Main
and Locust lover Hayhurst & Whitta-
ker's), Evansville, Ind. novN d3m
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Evansville & Charlottesville
Railroad Go.
Time and Rates Guaranteed

pa The above organization offers
more favorable inducements to ship
pers by this than any other route.
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STEAMB 30 rs.

FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO.
The fleet and popular steamer
80 LII EELA.
.a;Ss*8a.asS q. ]. Hazlett. Master;
@ea&za<@Hz& w. E. HazIett, Clerk,
Leaves for Cairo and all way landings
or THURSDA 7. Dec. 5th. at 3 Pm.
For freight or passage apply OH board,
or to r. NJ. HU MP Trey d CO.,
or HUB y, PATRICK Il CO..
dec5 d2J Agents.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
The splendid new steamer
@% = LULU D..
-4ssaAsaa:tssSr John NJ. Grace, Master,
&aazzzaASzAzlEM J.tB. Ohnson, Clerk,
VIII leave for New Orleans positively on
SATURDAY, Dec. 7th, at ppm.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to r. K. DUNkERSON d CO.,
does d3tj Agents.
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WANTED.

wTTA NTED-WEANERS weavers
wv on standard brown sheetingS, five
ring Spinners. None bat first class hands
need apply, TO whom good wages will be
paid by the
EVANSVILLE COTTON MILLS.
dec2 TT ICanneiton Reporter copy At. ]
"ANTED-SITUAI q young
so man who has had experience, IN
some active business. The best OF refer
enceS given. inquire At
]. c. DUSOUCHET d co.'s.
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LOOK OUT FOR THEM!-Counterf ieit TIVE
DOLLAR bills on the National Bank {
hinfeTh0Ok, New York. are in circulation
said TO De poorly executed.
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FOR RENT.

KFOR RENT-FIRST FLOOR AND GEL
u LAR-II6 feet deep, No.Sl Main Street,
opposite the courthouse, formerly 0ccu-
pied by G. A rmstrong. Cheap. Inquire
at the Union Furniture Store.
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REOR RENT-STORE-ROO fine
~ store-roen on Main Street, in Reitz q
Garvin'S Beck; two rooms on Third Street,
near Main, suitable for business. Apply to
THUS. Z. GA IRWIN,
deco Dat cod Third street.