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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

sA- AS the coming month Of Nc
Veinoer has only four Thursda g;
thanksgiving Day in all the North.
ern and Middle States will this year
fall on. the same day. The fourth
Thursday Is the appointed day in
some States, while the last Thursday
ts the day In other States; hence,
when November has a We 'rhurstays,
fias observance Is not uDifarn.
Thanksgiving Day has, within the
s'sa eight years, become q National
holiday.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

ADDITION 10 THE PACIFIC
I0usE Yesterday we took q look
t the additions which arc Leing
nade to the Pacific House, wl:ieh is
aow one oFthe largest Hotels west
5f the Iississippi river. The addi
hon to the front is fine brick slPuet-
ire, thirty by sixty, and three stories
high, making the ir mt. CA Broad
wy oaa hlndfed and forty feet,
Il length, Ia the rear of the build
.ag there Ii brick addition being
lut up, which Is ffty feet by one
hundred AMI loFty-four fret, 9hich
viii make the Pacific HOUSE cover
Diece Of ground treating nn Broad.
yay, one hgndrtsl and forty het. and
INNING back two hundred and four
eet, a p;trt Of the building being
mir stories high, and the balance
hree stories high, AMI the whole
onstrucfcd of brick in the most sub
i.antial. and worktnanlike manner.
he dining room will be fissy by
me hundred feet square, The Pa
,ific, we think when finished, will
e the largest aud best Hotel west OF
'hicago. Mr.. s. Bayiiss, the owner
,eserves mueh credit for the energy
md public spirit exhibited In the
construction OF these additions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

E9- Geese and ducks may be found
at this time in great numbers in the
lakes in the Missouri bottom, and
No. guns and the best OF ammum-
tion to kill them with is constantly
kept on hand at the gun shop
Oliver Il Graham, on Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

There we're ESQ battles fought In
the ate cigil war, of WHICH rs were
n.vai engagements ; a9were In Yir-
oinia, IS in Tennessee, s5 iD Mo-,
IL in q o-ssa II, ID Ssnfh carpliaa
Ii iii Moth Carolina. 4 i'm Mabama
5 Farjds, 10 i'm Kentueky, leach
in the I1dian Tewitosy and New
Mckee, aud ora in the Norshera
States At Getfxsha~g. Pa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

.neAv If reconstruction 10 a smceexs.
why isn't the army withdfawn3 If
tsas. radicals want peace, why do thee
prnpassa to asfsa the negroes III tho
T.sdleais slseass equazi rights, why do
they adysszate one gurrssaGy foF e&gi-
tai attd smother for IaknH If the
Esesgyrs, = can vote for thefnsAI Ivex, Why
la4y . lbsraaa tD tsatn tfIefn9 utlfa
Eadicats Iataaa eqllasa rights, what do
they put the negroes ahuve the white
man orr II the radicals want paacp,
what are they running their cMndi.
slate 0sa wits military merits Eurg Ia
lt ilsERsxths suffrage toi enfsnfschfie
he black and. .disfrancAxBe the wlaf1l.
MANI HASeEQA zsnses.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

tie intersection os Madison street.
the procession was countermarchesl
and moved down to Bancroft thence
down Bancroft, and thence along the
route Indicated In the programme
until 1t reached the Public Square
where 1t was arranged
THE FLAG PRESENTATION
shonld take place. The platform
Was arranged and appropriately dec
orated. The pele sFaod beautifully
erect-straight and trim, emas,lenat-
ic of the party that raised 1t to lis
position on-aurnaounsed with an Gle
1phant fiashiailad I'm excellent shape
BY our democratic friend, r.. ID.
amy, whose democracy Ia unim-
Exsachabie, and though placsa there
asa weather indicator IL is eEa lem
atf Of the e.e .shant the Federal guy
eFiananf his oa los hands in ghe
slIsfe of q Frsedaian's BIreId aaI
the burden OF taxes now weighing
dowkand crushing Gus people to the
earth. Beneath the elephant flnated
To the eglreeze beautiful stfsamer ON
which Was en0 0kazoned the names oi
our gaIsnt standard bearers, Sey-
mour aud Blair.
All things being In readiness, Miss
Jennie LAherty accompanied by ten
ladies representing the Southern
States, asesnded the platform and in
an appropriate speech presented the
flag to j. g. turk Esq, President
of tire Dem cratic Club, who receiv-
Ell is on behalf of that organization
ina mat ex 4'llaat. we.htimel and
appropriate sseech, eliciting rounds
of applause srom the assembled
multitude.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

A bgaTly .segra. took Seyanonr
badge from 4 issls boy aa Court av-
enae in Dies Moines. the other day
nd ernyhed il under his heel nthe
YAK The eilild began Ia CRY .at
tHis Sressmeni, Thtrenpon Mr., Ne
gro told him s'if be didst shaf up
his aaaash he would break fisd-d
little rchei mech. q aLss as have
.saaee. 3Sssg i a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

sT Mr. Lincoln said, In srcakiug
II the ,e.eetipn OF Representatives, to
s,ngress fron IsDslisisna In 1857,
To send parcel VI Northern men
acre Wasaiugsaai rs sisepreseat.s
Ives. elected ~ lt woaia la under
ssotd tsaad perhaps really ssA at the.
pulnt Of tbs bayeslet, woald be dis
sraceful and Outrageous; and wese .
4 meipher nf Congress here, I woaltl
soia' against admis&ingany saelsasasa
soa seat .sas go 4f. asss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

NEW DWELLINGS, We notict,
several new dwsiling houses IN thu.
'oarse Of erection In the upper pars
s,f the city. We are glad to see this
lind OF Improvement going on, for
there Is great sear'ity Of dwelling
ioases ifoar city. We wousd Judge
rnn the rent asked and obtained
for medium class dwellings thai I.
srsiisss :siid n pt Invest their aau,ey
20 better advantage than in their
recti0n.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05
4 GRAND SUCCESS,

In which nGr own people only
took part. But ftwIo'lie from be-
yond The limits of Potuwattanie
county were present, because, as we
have before r marked, tie weather
was anything bat prupitious for the
thousands who had intended coming
rom adjniring counties, Omaha and
other points in NstrasRa, to swell
he numbers and add to the display
IN the occasion. We may therefore
.uirly claim that the graLd and im-
posing display made WAS that Of our
own people.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05
THE TORlHLIGHP PROCES
SION
THE ILLUMINATION.


The demonstration made by che
democracy of ouncil Bluffs and
Poitawattamie county, notwith-
standing the unprnpitious weather
the clouds, wind und rain OF FRI
day and Friday night, which ,lantI-
sened, To some extent. the enthus.-
asm of the people, and the unpleas~
ant, raw, windy weather of Satar-
lay was one of the largest, in point
OF numbers, as it WAS in point of
beauty of design, arrangement and
display, ever made in this city. 1t
was In every respect
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05


TIE g kf:AT CHICAGO MsErrSts
--Tle largest I,Hstying ssyef lieI. Il,
tSaicag, gaa lie4d aR 5Afart!a > f1ivi,t
q DO ll,slor ~ tha preNrsce s,f INV
Seyunslr, II u esstiif.Atesl il,sa III.
80 People were .,resea5. Tina eae
'taasaslsasisi wsss unbUahlfsI, IIl.
sl,et'ela sv-.a eisq uesls, gs4fsistIe, d Hi
upon tllT alssat .lsxlies uf the sssts-,
s.ssSs. No man IN tiss lsatien bas fix
popular hssllt like the standard bar.
~ of tie demo sfaey. ID srls sclas.
ssxssfg s&hera. faisy fss1Tfi siiIih. He
Will lszad - % y szfa tiavaal. =
zee{s xs1l AeNis<s- ~ iass s sfz
sseli sIafr asls lfs GRAND mas
I fsse ssIftss Al q 3salfssfsa<s Il keaxa x zss.
HsttirlAyj u, Do peDpls wrs,4 RVS
efif. III the evening 1900 lo.cles
paraded the streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

THE SPEECHES OF MISS LAF-
FERRY AND J. G. TURK.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

THE HON. A. j. PoPrLEroN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05
Democratic Ghargesasasf had
fCn1 Ansyx era

AksS ttaA4s1ss - - AsstAs kz&s As<lIi ca
ter lac Ii Jeaees:,
Charge -Pha war ended three
years ago, ani t.ls Union Is not res,
lort4i.
AasHer--Rebei.
Mli. lafy d sInlt.ans are estab,ilh
e.i ana Ia linrained at the South aa6,
s.ill exist there
A AnsWeT-pFaiter.
Owl liberty has heen 0verthroyE.
in ten III the states OF tho .Amerielu
Gaioa.s #& 3 t
Anawer-Copperhead,
Sodtherga negroes have been con.
verted intGlnfitical Instruments tst
a1aten4 against tire wnfte frseIneu
Df the North.
Answer--Layaity.
The Executive department OF the
Government Ii degraded Into sub
sersit-ucy 10 the Senate. -.
Answer--Ku-kiux. @
The JaIicial process af fmpeaeh-
ment has been prossituseI " parBi-
aan purposes.
Answer---SeIs ssion.
The Supreme Coart Of the United
.Stases has beaa piazzlzA, Threatened
and cnwtd.
Answer Slavery, ~.
Oaa ehIa<ani millions have been
Sqnnisdared slaos the close OF tht,
war. H .gaf59sa
Answer Revolution. ~ ss
The or iillarS ex peasp of tie CIV
.rnnent, exclusive OF interest, now
exceeds SD ,000, ,tHsl per aI4nunl.
Answer The poor aegro.
In thFee years nf peace gold has
ldWlacel NON i2,i to lia.
.An4Wer-r Tie Declaration Of Inde
pendana. Ha 3
Ia iiesll internal revenue osisers
pianthrr the treasury. 9
Ans xef-rhe 18th constitutional
amendment.
The pIbiie debt is Increasing.
AnsWer~~Wade Hampton.
The crSslit of the United States In
the markets OF the world Is llwer
than that of Austria, Brazil and
Turkey,
ARsWer-"I have no pniicp.a
The di3srib Itia4l af the taxes Is
unequal, AMI the hurtaeus of the
peenle are into'erah'e.
AnsweF-"Let Us have yeacc."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05
The Procession.

A GRAND DISPLAY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

THE FLAG PRESENTATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
DIED

BuRBlSK-Ia Boosra Th.iy Jan - Of ,.st ever Lol.
younge,. o! wn 'na May Burbrk aged Ts'i 'si
Tae pi,'. suui,y Jan as at
s residence o. Ina Aren LaiyeUerr seventh hose as'
BediOrsve.
CARyER- Lakeland L. on w-in,,sy Jan p n psrslr,.
John Carver formerly o. Nor~h knS.ad as ooa year of a'
CALHOrs-on Friday J.a ~ 4. y O'Clock Adam cihoun in
residence. No. J95 BoEerr Moodsy. a. 10 ocloef
DELAMRrERAs Rhnebeet THURSDAY Jaa o. lhsr ,ng,nDs
ne, Henry Delamsi. late President o' the First National Bank u
Passr. nom hi. late residence sunday afternoon }, O'Clock
BDs0SOn Tur,day eans Jan - Aerandsr Edison tbs tss
Tie relatives .aa friend, of!b, fu' ayi.d attend the ner,
service from his late residence No 81 "es Fo''iihs. sua
day Afternoon, at ? O'Clock
ALBANY papers please copy
KYOwLTos-At waierown New Ts,i Tu.si.' Jan
% % George W Ksoson m ate Joaa C.rls
ESQ. aged q yeas and months
MASoy-At SesrboO the Hudson Tbui,, J,o b. MIRA NAT
W Mason 10 Ibe nth year Of herags
Tb. friends invited att.n IN, fsne saturday
p at o'clock from her .ss r,,ds1c. Grunge vii BE-
usth-sl.. New Ycrt. returning n4 oceef
srNAg-Ou Friday Jan o. 1893 ,esderc- his iav
Ole Cs,, Croton F r. Leafs tanan, IA the Hb Jer 81 hs
The funeral service, will tai. p,c. residence u- at
Croton F., sunday 70 1853 a. o'clock 10
swASEyla BookS Thur,i,y Jan 20 h.' S"anI 10 the
1is rs.uy.. the m, ar. invited Cd, fn.
sunday IN, NTH INST ,. O'Clock ron A ss
r,ae, corner OF West Warren aai Coars sishoa fi'asr n
pLr ,Bfootyt George H. Tlylcr aged sne y dg.
fssrs on SUNDAY At o'clock from the e,sacs o. n
J,EM "ht. ESQ hJrlssve second house aoo'' 'a'op's'
Relatives friends s.o member. Of Progssvs Lodge No "a
NJ. sud Of Olive Branch Lodge No. u l. o Of o
respectfully inyei to attend Tsis Ny'sas ana bro.asg
Turiiiln Sag sbor wedn.aJ Jan - IVA g. daughter Of
ir. b Ta.hl. IT,. ag.i sIsan
vANDBRBEaGHon TAss, morsny Jan 90 .. Rhose.ct .a.r
log nsa. Fedora. vadsrbsssa b. for man, r's'' s'a' Of
The flS.f. ~. place o. SATURDAY, a. saO'i hs-
the kpsesssl Cbarss. RhnssssA
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THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRTS

EUROPEAN MARKETS
nv ,rt,srro -rt Kdf,PH TO rHE TRIBUNE
Iospos Jan 24EooCon,o money s2l mi consoi' for
the account g, United PeTse.y Bends Tse7ii Illinois
e, trll Railway shares s5i Ere Railway shares 49,
Afternoon for money and the sooan 92i @n un''oi
states Five Twenty bonds quoted 7l Illinois Central Rail
way SHARES 85, EIis Railway shares 49,
closed o. ~ money and sccouns Amer
lean securities closed the following altei States Five fTsn
tie 7li nnoi, Central alsAy Enc Railway sharrs 'i
PEANKpoRr Jan. 2JNOOa-Unie Fyer-ensies Tor the
Of 1862 75.
Afternoon sue Of 1857 7S!
Evening bonds closed ~ for the i'sus Of A
PARIS jan 2t-Noon-There heavy feeling on the Bour', 'nd
the ead downward The Bullion the Bank Of France accord
ing to rlsr weekly Issued has iaeeassl "
iauc.
LIVERPOOL Cotton market rish bnOJ'n'
feeling estimated at the sales today will reeh aoen' 1871"
bales TIN following opening quotations. Mihng Upanis
IA y4az Orleans 3D. The okrs CrcLar reports sales for
he ending to-day O bales Of which 10000 bales we're on
spec taken Tor export The stock port and on
slpboar according the hes. esaie 100 90 bales OF "n
~ The shipments from Bombay M thsmikst
report up the 18th inst, amount 70 DNO
h,es The amour. Cor this port stated TO be
100 90 bales which 1900 bales American Bread
snF nre frn Corr $40 per quner Tor Mixed Western Wheat 6
Ter rental Tor White California aud l6 for No hsagfee Red
Barley per 70 American. Oats, $40 q ID for American
Peas A. per ~ II or Canadian Flour 316 per l ID for Western
Beef 10 per Tor WinierCured HTra Prime Mess Pork 70
per 70 Prime Mess Lard 81 per e"t Tor Fine
American 50 per o the highest range o. American Fine
\
Sugar 10 R,.n O. per for Common Wilmington. and II
or Fus Pale Taow per for American SPIRITS TurPn
per Petroleum. p gal for Refined C''e'7e'
90. PEI -Et FOR No American Red
Af,rnoonssis, Of Cotton TO-DAY Is 900 bales hiiins uP'ni'
IT, Mtog Oresns g. BreNafCor jail At - Tor hifed
western Tor American AMI Barley advanced to
90 Wheat Peas Aud Flour unchanged Pork quer'
b grotsby ossr Bastem Prime Mess 73 Lard IS also
qurs4 proe 81 for American PORK Cheese
sou. alteration No changes have aEea pses the
Produce MARKET since the morning dispatch.
bselg The Cotton market closed sh lr business the sales o.
TO-DAY loinf op 1900 Mailing Upands I'D hiilog Or
leaa Manchester today favorable The
market ,y goods AMI ysru. brought good p-sA Com
col bsa7y AID D. 0wef Mixed Western q quarter Wheat
quotations unchanged The Provision market cose steady Al pnebing,d
prices ap.rt, Tur2nins declined 70 20 per s"s Sugar ss.y
st2i6
Iosn5v Jae e-Nsr-Whiie OIL G5 Dc gallons for is-iisd
Sperm Oh fiO per un Lu.rei OIL 30 10 ign. Ln'rsi
C4aes 80 D pertln for Thin ObOsg
Afternoon. Our ma,sss are unchanged
Asrwzap jan 2-A-r4ooaPefroi-un. ~ ran.s M S'iairi
Wl..e
HE,.a'asTi. Petroleum market srmsr us' Saai.i "hs a
-. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 25.


ociicd APPLAUSE an larghteS Ho said that Senator
knew oii through s, fbat Johnson traitor but he
did not dare 20 ten the people Of the fact because tey
COul bear a. He fWilson the large leai bu p1to
could bear IT, Ifhe had told H. and other Senators haI
done their duty, by this time we might nave naa
Charles sumner for President We should nave
% man for President not whose words piedgtd
him, but whose life pledges him. Give us parry a'
pledged to 20 straightforward lie told an anecdOe no
had heard Of Cen Grant When asked what ho Thought
OF suffrage lac referred mis- questlOheI 10 nj
Shrider said Gen. Grant had opinion upon III SUI
iec; We did not want man who would refer To ms
friends his opinions. We had done the WORE heAy
the ship was entering poTt aud We wanted d l@N ""o
thoroughly radical. -
Mr. swaLey thought Mr.. Philips rather severe Oh
Gen. Grant and spoke few moments IN his favor
After adopting the resolutions the Society adOurnou
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Sp.tiaI aOtins.

have seen a tender woman tho cad and chilling v~A
o. Winter 'hing ssbes with OdfAahionel coal rd4ls
foa should have seen the deligh. expressed when.
MAGIC ASH sIETRR
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N IRRIEn

COCKs-FREEMAS-A Minneapolis. Nina w'in,si,' Jan !,
G. Saer Mr Chsrss Cocks formerly Nv
CIR. 10 Mss Emiiy {. Freeman Of she former place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

YANDRRBIIT-Ou wedre.isy jan "a Sarah v ID v 81 La.
Vanderbilt and daughter VI e late COlus Bcxsrt 90 a
New York City ~ -
The friends respectfully invited To attend her funeral On sta.,
Brooklyn. -
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The sun.
rnR oLpRsr CHEAP PAPSR Is NgW-Yoak.


NOTICE hereby gwen thls the TIKI SUN newspaper .th ~
pressed tps ni srts. b., becon. property ~ Associates.
represented gBnsa sBi neuioE smOnz prominent stsah
BEACH recently the exclusive Of the Whole
property oil. b-nh BE- published bedns hDasS foe TIE
century Tumaay Hal the q Ean sot Fssh-
sr.s4 Is Pre-, -i remain A. hsrsto-s copy -
per suasm ~i printed biodons style
folio will sud other rssa
ing natter than las hitherto given
In chtans ia proprsiorshp THg Sun will ,ny resp~ss
chiags grae pies genera In. Of conduct s continue 70 he
Independent Newspaper wearing 'e p,r discussing
public questions public their alone -n
gadoi hitherto By incorporating loyalty The
viii sssEes the ooses hat units the
American people into one Nation.
TIKI support den GRANT nis candidate Tor the Prss
4 re,renshm,ns and the public
irss ,ni the present ruhss burdens Of
the speedy restoration Of the Sou oseia 70 revive
basisss, ard secure AIr wages for labor
THE Away. All the News iomss. pohssi
social literary .ceat6c and commercial Il will asA
msssy freely make the beat possible vsl az ~
eh>lD,g
Il all .uiy soaIeoou es.p... Doss -Di,,-o pro
sent rs isy Photograph fops,
ard nvsy maa1sr
vii long rad TIIB Sun read IT, Lonacn N~s
WTrs Dsary but Nben y0u hI's real ~ is's sb'~s
al tih has happened 10 both bsmspher,a
THE Will publish ,S.mi.w-sly clifton ion,. y...
containing Interesting articles FROM the Dl sOi
dased 'amuiy o. sn prepared expressly Cor this EDITION
THB WEEKLY SUN Will oonans % be ,ssei dollar 10
VIII prepared great AMI viii alsa contain all tbs
readable form Both the Weekly aud Weekly -H
reports o. tie general Household ard cattle msies.
s h,o have Agricultural De- lrmess nd Will report Tbs
eeedng, Of Cllb Tbs department s BE- Edited By AN
DRgw FULLER esq shoss viii gisass. toe qliy as
contribution
enss.yo -oby ,Onsissos Of tie
psopis every part Of the cogasry Is circulation 1sa
copies daily We that h, be ioabet ss
ths persons pS2oss 70
ma vii BE- cordially welcomed.
sun vii be 81 asssboY ~ Inca % Hsys AMI
a ths sssaia
CHARLES A DANA,
Bi.tor and Manager
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Tho Great Serini
or rHB DAY.
EDITH AVELAND:
ALL IN THE WRONo

hvJ SMITH distinguished Bnglsh novelist sr,be, A,
bernard Gaston Heir Of Mou,oa Hail." ady A,hLsss
Woman Her Mastr The Bakers Secret" SsaGsId Hsi
WILL BIZ CONTINUED AT GREAT LENGTH IN
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
TOMORROW.

The four chapters Of ihs eftrdnA . weh have seAdJ
universal desire tie part ~ the novel reading
public :, p-ne.t. the mysteries I'd the nrdacoa
demand the popularity Edith Avesnf
acceptable which Literature has yes male
a.af
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-12
RTV ER NE w s
: For other River Items see. Third Page.

The weather yesterday was most in
tensely cold all day, the mercury never
rising above 90 above zero in the
shade. The wind was not brisk, but
was sharp as razor, blowing from the
northwest. The river was, We think,
inclining to swell last evening, but our
latest advices from Cincinnati repre-
sent it as falling, while il is reported
rising at LouisV5lle. Business became
quite active as the time for the de-
parture Of the packets approached.
The additional arrivals and departures
last night were the Charmer, from
Cincinnati; Empire, Cincinnati to
New Orleans; Cumberland, to Cairo;
Sam. Orr, 90 Bastport; Norman, to
Memphis; Silver Moon, Cincinnati
to Memphis; Ada Lyon, from Bowl
ing Green; Saiiie v, to Henderson;
Tom Farrow and barges, Pittsburg to
st. Louis......The Charmer had an
excellent trip down. One item of her
freight was 200 barrels of salt, and
she reshipped largely on the Cumber-
land and Sam. Orr''"."The Empire
and Silver Moon were both loaded to
the guards. The Moon was drawing
81 feet. She was detained several
hours by coal barges in the canal......
The Ada Lyon had a good trip from
Green Riyer......-The Rose Hite
leaves promptly at A. NJ. to-day far
Louisville, and the Charmer at 10 for
Cincinnati......The Empire added a
large lot of poultry and 100 barrels
pork here. Charley Hurry was in
her ofice......A towboat, with a large
tow of coal, landed in front of the
city, below Division Street, about 9
o'clock last night.....The Armada had
rot arrived at midnight.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-12


MEMPHIS, December 1I-Weather
clear and very cold. Thermometer
10 above zero this morning. River
falling. Arrivcd-Romeo, from Ev.
ansville. Departed-Clty OF Alto1
and Mollie Able. for s.. Louis; Ar
COSY, with 600 bales cotton, for Ey-
ansville; Tempest, with 600 bales Of
cotton, for Louisville: Nick Long
worth, Silver Spray, and HOrner aud
barges, for New Orleans.
CAIRO, December 11-Marbie City,
St. Louis, Memphis, 10PM; Tyrone,
Nashville and return, 11.PM Ruth,
New Orleans, Cairo. 4 AN; Belle
Vernon, Cincinnati, New Orleans, ii
AN; Quickstep, Evansville packet, 4
PM; Belle Memphis, ST. Louis, Mem
phis, 4 PM; Clifton, Memphis, Gin
cinnati, 4PAI,; Diamond, Pittsburg,
Memphis, 5 PM; Arthur, St. Louis,
New Orleans, PM River fell two
inches. Mississippi River full Of ice.
Ruth, Bee and barges aud Tacony are
laid up here.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 11.-River fall
ing, with 5 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather very cold. Thermometer
120. The Talisman arrived from
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, December IL The
weather is clear and cold. Their
mometer g. The river is falling.
Seven feet ten inches in the canal.
CINCINNATI, December IL. - The
river has risen FIVE inches. Twenty
feet four inches in the channel. The
weather is cloudy in part. Thermom-
eter 16o; it was down to f. this morn
ing at o'clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-12

RECORDERS COURT Business was
pretty dull in the Recorders Court
yesterday, and but one case had been
disposed of up to 3 o'clock. Andrew
Ellis was drunk and slightly disor-
derby, for which he was required to
pay Sc 70, which he handel over
without hesitation.
In the evening the City Marshal
was looking after beautiful specimen
of humanity, who had been circula-
ting through the city, sticking at every
one he met a disgustingly obscene
publication, gotten up under the guise
of quaek medicine advertisement.
Whether he overhauled him or not,
we did not ascertain.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-12

q fair average in quality while con-
siderably above the average in quar-
tity.
In regard to the market no safe cali
culation can, perhaps, at present be
made. The season is in some respects
precarious, and many influences may
and will, doubtless, affect the market.
The condition of the finances of the
country will, of course. have much to
do with the tobacco market, as well
as with other branches of commerce.
Planters, however. may do many
things to their own advantage. Glass
your tobacco closely. Keep the vari-
Gus qualities carefully separated, es-
pecially keep your frosted tobacco by
itself. Good tobacco is always market
able. Unwisely mixed. or that mixed
in any manner, is seldom salable, ex-
cept in greatly excited market.