davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York on Saturday
at 1885.
The Sheriff Of Coshocton County, Ohio
absconded on Friday last with $1,000 OF
tine public funds.
Chief Justice Robertson, of the Superior
Court of New York, died on Faiday even
Ing.
Judge Nelson, of the United States Su-
preme Court, has issued a temporary in
junction TO the Shore Railroad, restrain
ing the bridging of Connecticut River.
Judge Pugh, of Columbus, Ohio, was be-
fore the United States Court at Cincinna-
Il, on Friday, charged with having issued
fraudulent naturalization papers.
The charred hull of the steamer United
States has been towed to Cincinnati from
the scene of the late disaster. The body of
Miss Ella Jones, of Pensacola, was recov-
cred from the wreck also that of another
lady, supposed to be that of Mrs. Banks.
Owing to the illness of one of the United
States Inspectors it viii be some time be-
fore q decision is made as to which pilot
Is responsible for the collision between
the steamers United States and America.
At Nashville, Tennessee, on the 18th,
Sarah Boyd, an old Irish woman, whose
husband left her a short time since, was
found dead in her bed, having died of
starvation.
l.. F. Good, a gardener, committed sui
eide at Nashville, on the night of the 18th
instant, by shooting himself through the
heart. His wife's jealousy Is supposed to
have been the cause
Judge Pugh has been held by the United
States Commissioner in $1,000 bail, to APP
pear before the Grand Jury in April,
charged with issuing fraudulent naturali :
zation papers. This is the third case
against him on the same charge.
It Is stated that there Is a proposition on
foot TO shape matters in such way as to
make the Missouri Pacific direct link In
great chain OF roads from the East to the
end of the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Il. d. Reese, J. P. Dare and Archy Scra-
per- OF the Cherokee Nation, were in st.
Louis on Saturday, en- route to Washing
ton, on business OF the nation, but ore
especially to procure the ratification of a
treaty made last July between Commis-
sloner Taylor and Col. Bowling, Chief of
the Cherokees.
S. A Providence (Rhode IsIand) dispatch,
of date OF the 18th, says: DR.. Asher Par
sons, an eminent and venerable physician
OF JillS cIlys uleu bO-udy3 dseu SlSutys hS
was surgeon of the flagship Lawrence In
the battle of Lake Erie, and the last sur
vivIng commissioned officer of Perry's
fleet.
Notice has been served on the Directors
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, that at
the coming session of the Legislature an
amendment to the company's charter will
be proposed in regard to the manner OF
electing Directors, which, in effect, will
abolish the present graduating scale OF
voting stock, give one vote to each share
of stock, and require the whole Board to
be elected annually. This will give small
stockholders more power in the manage
ment of the affairs of the company.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
CONGREsSIONAL.
xLth CONGRESS- THIRD SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE...............W W ASHINGToN, Dec. 10.
Pomeroy introduced n bill to provide
for the reaSSembling of the Constitutional
Convention of Georgia, and ihStructlng 1t
to amend the Constitution so as to put be-
vond ali possibility OF doubt the right of
every citizen Of the state, Diack or Whlte,
to hold o ce. The pill requires the reaSSein-
bling of the Constitutional Assembly
Irithin thirty days of its passage, and
nroyides that this amendment shall be.
come part OF the Constitution upon its
snDroyal by Congress. The bill was re-
ferred to the Ju iictary committee.
Harlan offered a resolution requeSttn q
the Judiciary Committee 70 report lhe OIL
FOR the re-appointment OF RerreSentatlVeS
in Congress, in accoluahce Win secIlon
second of the FOuTtS0htA NAlAAehNAliO .
Howe offered a resolution, which was
adopted, requesting the PRESIDENT 10 IN,
form the Seuate whether any rent had
been paid Tor Libby Prison at Richmond,
/ and TO whom and by what authority.
| SPrague offeI ed a resolution, wnlcn was
/ adopted, directing the Commlttee on
! Finance to inquire INTO the expedlency OF
| allowing the importation, free of duty, OF
| fire arms imported, to be again exported
| after receiving merican improvements.
Chandler moved to take up the House
| bill fixing the duty On copper.
| Alter discussion the motion to take IN
| the bill was lOst-22 yeas, to % nays
| Nye presented the credentials of MIR
| Gilbert, Senator elect from Florida Laid
on the table.
morrill,, OF Maine, offered resolution
requesting the President to inform he
Senate whether any instructions had beer
given to the proceedings Instituted to pre-,
vent payment to Laird q Co., builders o
the Alabama; the proceeds of the steame
Wren, built by them for the Confederat
Government, and now In the hands of tn
/ Assistant Treasurer at New York, and T.
secure payment of the proceeds of sal
by the Alabama. Adopted.
| Adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
Tnsurrection in Havana.
CHICAGO.
A Heavy Wind-Great Destruction OF
PrOperiy-HeaVy Damages.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-The wind COM
menced blowing last night about 10
o'clock with great violence, and has
continued without any seeming abate-
ment, up to this hour, o'clock P. NJ.
Considerable damage has resulted
therefrom, the most serious of which
is the destruction of a new brick
building in the course of erection,
covering lots number II and 73 Ad-
ans Street, just west of State.
The building was 80 feet front and
200 feet deep. The walls, which were
of brick, had reached the top of the
fourth story, and each story was a
single room. 1t was to be occupied
by Coon & Tenbrook as a carriage
factory, and when completed would
have been one of the largest and
finest in the country. The owners of
the building are Ogden & Fleetwood.
With the exception OF the rear Sec
zion, thirty to forty feet long, the
building is completely demolished.
What remains standing Is so cracked
and otherwise damaged as to render
it necessary to complete the work of
destruction by the builders.
A small frame building on the east
and a small brick structure on the
west were completely raZed to the
ground by the falling walls, and in
the latter an old lady and child were
severely, though net dangerously, In
jured.
The loss on Ogden & Fleetwood's 8
building will probably reach $4,000,
which will fall on the builder.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21

been warning on the whites. Gov.
Evans is confident that Gen Sheridan
will have a proposition Of peace from
those Indians themselves, and that
after their punishment the peace will
be valuable.
The following are the appropria-
tions made during the second session
of the Fortieth Congress, as recently
compiled:
Deficiencies for executions. recon-
struction laws and Quartermaster's s
Department for the year. ending June
30, 1868. 81 .283, ,996 p Military Acad-
emy for the year. ending June 30,
1859, S276 ,572; Post Office Depart
ment do, $21, ,069,O00; consular and
diplomatic expenses do, $1.212, ,424; !;
army expenses do, S33, ,082. .093; naval
expenses for do, $17, ,356. $50; legisla-
tive, executive and judicial for do,
81, ,906, ,317 09; sundry civil expenses
for do. $81. .749, $40 &c; pensions for
do, $30.350,000; deficiencies for the
year, ending June 80, 1868. 81, ,163, ops
"a; Indian department, for the year,
ending June 80, 1869, $3.S47, ,528 45 /;
miscellaneous. $1,027, ,448 so. Total,
$3.50, ,551 ,885 s..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
EeN EOFk HaFkel.


BY telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. 19.
CoTToN-Is a shade firmer; sales of 3, 200
bales at 251492514c for nlddling upIands.
FLOUR - Is dull and 5@I0c lower. The
receipts were 5,28i bbls. Sales were made
at Sc OOtd6 S5 for superfine State and West
DO. extra WesIern, " SIC s. 56i6 % Is foT sood
choice white wheat extra, 81 1000 60 for
common to choice round o 10, 81 759
50 90 for common to fair extra st. Louis,
$40 00tGl2 80 for good to choice do, closing
quiet; included in the sales We're 900 bbls
good extra state for the first half January
at 50 40. California flour dul and heavy;
sales OF $50 sacks al 5, 1873 50 via horn,
is q shade easier and more active; sales of
$50 barrels at So 75dS ..
CORN MEAI-Qulet.
WHISKY Quiet; 81 O2Gl 03 for Western
WHEAr-NO receipts; market dul and
heavy; closes about 112c lower. SaIes of
Al 900 bushels at 81 5SGgl 60 for No. Spring,
the latter an extreme; 81 20 for cboice No.
do: s. 10 for pIime amber MichigaI.
RYE-Quiet and steady; sales at 81 % for
| Western
BARLEY-Dull.
| BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
| C0RN-R eceipts Z7,232 bushels; heavy and
| Ic lower; sales of 52, 600 bushels Mt 81 l20l II
for old mixed Western in store and atioat /;
| 97aSI 10 for new do: 99Gl eS Tor new yellow
prime, and si G09I 0S tor new white south
| ern.
/ 1900 bushels Western aflOat at 7S1zc; nOm-
| inaI in store at 7Gc
RICE-Quiet and firm at S90c.
sUGAR-QHlet; sales of 200 hhds Havana
| at Il14c-
| MoLASsES-Duu.
PETRoLEUM-Steady at ISgIc for crude
| and S293215c Tor refined bonded.
HoPS-Qutet and steady.
CoAL-Quiet
LEATHER-H Hemlock Sole steady at 281zg
WooL-Quiet and firm; sales of 100000
| pounds at 47@5 &c for domestic fleece;
| 57G57 &c for com bings: secured 4l0g52c; pull
| ed 60c; tubbed 57120s49c.
| LINSEED OIL Firm at 9S8Sl.
SPIRITS OF TURP PENTINE-Quiet and un-
| changed.
barrels at 81 5O@27 81 for new mess; $3.50
S26 % for old do; S2002l SO for prime; $50
s26 90 for prime mess; and 81 % for tnin
| mess.
BEEF-Steady; Cales of $50 barrels al s9d
SIC so for new plain mess: and Si4 O0@l9 o,
for extra mess. fierce beef quiet at S2Sd
$50 for prime mess; and S3l@37 90 for Indis
mess.
BEEF HAHs-SaIes of $50 barrels at sSOa
233 90.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales of go pack
ages at l015@1lAc for shoulders, ana l33
16c for hams; middles steady and quiet
sales of 200 boxes at l41zc for long clear
| I4LdI4c for short ribbed.
| II Gs - Dressed quiet at 1l1S91l$4c fol
Western, and Ils4@l2c for city.
| LARD-Quiet; sales OF $50 tierces at 1910
| 171zc Tor Kettle rendered; also, $50 tierces
Of steam, sellers January, February, and
March, at 16349I71sc.
BUTTER-S' 'eady at 25@4Oc for Ohio, and
40G50c tor state.
| CHEEsE-Firm at I40l9c.
| FREIGHTS To LIVERPOOL - Firm 2, ,0Jl
bushels OF wheat at 71ad per steam.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
WASHINGTON.
Arrival of Gov. Evans, of Colorado
Affairs in the Indian Country.

WASHINGTON. December 20.-Gen.
Grant and staff, Secretary Schofield,
and other military gentlemen, return
ed to Washington this morning from
Chicago.
WASHINGTON, December 20-Gov.
Evans, of Colorado is here, and says
the large number of horses found by
Cen. Custar in the Indian camp at
the recent battle is evidence that the
entity and not innocent Indians were
attacked, and that hostile bands OF
Chevennes, Arapahoes, kiowas, Co.
manehes and Apache tribes have run
off in that direction thousands Of
horses and mules taken from the
frontier settlers of Colorado and Kan
sas, emigrant trains and Government
during the last four years they have
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Dec. I9.
FLoUR-Steady; family 81 5OaS 90.
WHEAT-In moderate demand at 81 so
for No. /.
CoRN-Firm; ear 70G7Ic; shelled 73t974c.
OATs-Dull at 63d64c.
RYE-Dull at 81 50 for No. 1.
COTTON-Firm at 23I for middling.
BUTTER-Ftrm at 36940c for fair to choice.
EGGS-At 33c.
CHEESE-Firm at 171z9I9c; demand good.
HAY-Firm at SIS 00glS 90 per ton on ar
rival.
OILs-Linseed held at 81 OF with fair
demand; Lard firm at 81 459l 5G
PETROLEUM-FirIm at 23G30c IOr refined.
WHISKY-In good demand at 81 90.
SEEDS Glover firm at l5c per pound (;
Flax at = co: Timothy firm at g 75@3 90.
HOGS-Firm; all sold at SO 00Gl9 90 q oSs,
and Sll 009lI 65 net; receipts 800 head.
PROVISIOSS-Irres sular; a good deal of
country stuff offering, which had depress-
ing influence. Mess Pork held at S28 so,
but country was offered rather freely at
SZS 90 without finding buyers. City Lard
held l814c, hut good brands of country sold
at TIE, and dull at that. Bulk Meats dali
at lie for shoulders; I31zc, 14c and I415c for
sides; not much demand for clear. Bacon
sides wanted, but there are none out OF
smoke; Sugar-cured hams in but light de-
mand at I79713c. Green Meats sold at
I0c, l254c and I41Sc for shoulders, sides and
hams.
GoLD-At I35 buyfrg
ExCHANGE-DulI at1s9I-IO discount buy
ing.
MoNEY-The demand continues pressing
at lO9l2 per cent. for the best paper.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
Evansville Market,

EvANsVIILE. December II.
HoGs-Dull, at from 81 90 to 81 . gross,
and from SS 90 TO SO 30 net weight. Re-
ceipts good for the season.
MESS PoRK Firm; S23 90 to s23 so.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders 954 10 l0c., l4c.
for clear sides, and l3c. for ribbed sides.
LARD-Prime kettle-rendered I411c.
BEEF CArTLE-Firm; to &c. for best /;
market dull.
FLOUR -Superfine s. so to sg 90; extra
81 90 to ~ 70: double-extra IS 80 to SO co.;
country .amily 50 30 to $40 %; Igleheart's
best family $40 so.
WHEAT-Mediterranea 81 90, Hill 81 IS,
English 81 rs to 81 IS; strictly prime Eng
lsh and white, in lots of 500 bushels, would
command 81 so. Receipts very light.
CoRN-New, in ear, soc. for prime white
old, shelled, 6S to zoe. New corn badly
damaged by frost none but very early
planting yet fit for market.
OATs-Ddl. at SOC. for primo.
BRAN -sIs 90 per ton. Supply light; de-
mand good.
SHIPsTUFFs-None in rl9rket-not more
han will supply the retail trade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Dec. Is.
ToBACCo-Nothing doing.
COTTON-NO sai ieS-
HEMP-WiLhOut sales.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged: Superiue
S5 5096 so; extra S6 S597 40; Xxx SS 75@e
90.
WHEAT-Stif at 81 671I9I 70 for prime
Fall; 81 95dl 10 for choice ditto.
CoRN-Depressed and lower; 64G6Se for
mixed and white: 75c for Canada white.
OATS-FIat at 5695Se.
BARLEY-Unchanged at 81 50 for Fall.
RYE-Easier at & 259i 30; latter eX-
treme.
WHISKY-Firm at a5e.
PoRK-F1rm at s27 5o92S; the latter for
extra heavy.
BULK MEATs-Firm at 1870 IO54c for dry
salted shoulders; l4s for clear rib sides
I4sz@l5c for clear sides
BACoN-NominaI at 1215c for shoulders ;
17c for clear sides; l71zc for sugar-cured
hams.
LARD-Firm at I71Ic for choice keg.
HOGS-In brisk demand; prices stiff,
ranging from s8 to 50. and few choice 70
extra brought 50 3599 45; number packed
to date l72,OO0.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
VOL. XIX.
aan Steamship Line has been re-

man Steamship Line has been re-
newed.
Laird publishes his correspondence
with Reverdy johnson to-day. Laird
made the first friendly advances In
the act. Before the Liverpool ban
quet Laird invited johnson to visit
him. to hear the formers wishes for
lasting peace. johnson could not
accept the invitation for lack of time,
closing his note as follows Not
withstanding you sympathized with
my Southern brethren during the
war, l shalt have much pleasure in
making your acquaintance and hear
your sincere wishes for peace.
LONDON, December 20.-The latest
news from the East is more pacific.
The Government at Athens. which
has hitherto been swept along by
popular eageruess for war with the
Turks, is now disposed to listen to
the protests Of the European powers.
This disposition, strengthened by
rapidly growing sentiment IN favor
Of peace, may avert war, If the Sub
lime Porte will grant time for further
negotiation.
1t is understood that the Western
powers will sustain the Sultan's ulti-
nldtunl to Greece, while Russia, in
the interest Of the Greeks, will seek
to modify the terms.
The rumor which prevailed in
Paris, yesterday, that Russia had
sent an unlavorable note TO France
on the Eastern qucstO1, proves to
have been a cauard, invented to de-
press the market
The foreboding allusion to the
Eastern question, made by Lord
Stanley. on the 13. h of November, in
his speech TO his constituents. at Lynn
Regio, is regarded as one of the sec
ondary causes of the crisis in the
East.
SPAIN.
MADRID. December 19.-The elec-
tions for Members of Cortes are pro-
ceeding in the incorporated cities.
There has been no disorder. A large
majority of those elected are favora-
BILE to a monarchical form Of govern
ment.
The Government authorizes the
statement that treaty Of peace with
Chilli may be considered an accom-
plished fact.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, December 19.-The rcso-
luton granting immunity from arrest
for words spoken In debate has been
rejected by small majority in the
Upper House.
FRANCE.
PARIS, December 19.-The Koni-
teur has the following details OF the
Erosis affair:
The Erosis answered Hobart Pa
chas signal with a shot, and imme-
diately sought refuge In the port of
Syria, where she was blockaded by
vessels of the Turkish feet Hobart
Pasha announced his willingness to
abandon the blockade on condition
that the Erosis should be escorted to
Athens by the Grecian frigate, and
there await the result of judicial pro-
ceedings for the outrage she COM
mitted.
The following dispatch has just
been received, bearing date, COnstlnti-
nople, December 10:
The Greek Ambassador in this
city to day demanded Of the Turkish
powers a guarantee of the protection
of the Greek subjects in Constanti-
nople.
The French Envoy, on the part of
his government, declined to move In
the matter
The Porte demands the Danish
ment Of all Greeks from Belgravia
and Belgi ade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
Humor Doctor,

Scrofula, Scurvy, salt Rheum. Carhunels
and Boils, Ulcers. ana All Obstinate
Affections of tho skin, Indammatory
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles Chronic
DiarrhOea, Mercurial Diseases, and every
Taint OF the System; Dyspepsia, auh
those Affections originating in the Dee
rangement OF tile Digestive Organs,
viz, Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia and
Nervous Affections, Headache, Lau-
gour, and Depression Of Spirits, Loss OF
Appetite, Constipation.
gHtEaES EECE.LEENE MEUHGIMAL ~
a. Compound was first prepared by Ur,
j. w. POLAND. In 1917, and was then em-
ployed with great success Ia eXpetlinu fu-
friend, vino was quite celebrated ua "a phy-
stcian, especially in the treatment Of hu-
1nOrs, suggested some Important improve
meDt3, which were O9led, ana which
has made 10 $50 tile people say tho very
best remedy for ali kinds Of humOrB
known 70 "the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely Or
vegetables, among which are sarsHp Hparilla,
yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Maudrake, ana
BloOdroot.
When the originator lived in New
Ham pshire, at GOnstOwn Centre, for tho
space of thirty or forty miles around and
IN Manchester pafticularly,th tue ttufnor DOC
tor was well known and hlghly y#luea iof
the numerous and WOuderlul cures Whicu
IL effected. Though manufactured in largo
quantities, the supply was frequently exc
hausted, and purchasers had 70 Wall lot
more TO be made. In that region, some
very severe cases OF EryHipelas were iteHl-
ed With-and they were cuTcdi EfysiPelaH
sores, or carbuuC uCies-thosc ugly, putniui
ulcers-ygere entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully uHed. 80 Do
syas with 5crOfula and Salt khcuu. 4h9
lIumOr Doctor cured them.
IL Is gree from any dangeroua drugs, ia
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure ana
effective In It's action
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
ST. LOUIS.
Building StatlstiCs-GrOW or the
City.

ST. LOUIS, December 20. - The
Democrat and Times publish statis
tics Of the building that has been
done in St. Louis during the present
year. The Democrat says 2,011 build
ings have been erected, of which 1,514
are dwellings, 4O8 stores, 81 manu-
factories, 20 school houses. and IL
churches. OF these 133 are stone
front, 1912 brick, and 236 wood.
The estimated cost of these buildings
is $15,O0O,00O. The Times devotes
over thirteen columns to the state
ment and description of the various
improvements, and says the number
of buildings erected will exceed $500,
and that their value is from $2S. 100000
to $50, 900, 900.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
SAN FRANCISCO.
Legislative Proceedings OF British
Columbia.

SAN Francisco, December 20. -
The Legislature of British Columbia
formally opened December 18th, at
Victoria.
Gov. Seymour says the question of
confederation is stationary al present,
pending the settlement of the claim
of the Hudson Bay Company TO the
Northwest. The Governor recon-
mends the establishment of a Cole
NAL Savings Bank, under the mar
agement ef the Government. secured
by the general revenue. He congrat-
ulates the Colony ON its improved
condition and encouraging prospects.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
Eastern firmer; 11c off buy
ing, and par selling.
FLOUR Dull at S5621S96 70 for Spring ex-
traS.
WHEAT Quiet and ls4@I1Sc lower; sales
No. / at 81 l79l Is; No. 2 81 l01z9I II% /;
closing quiet at 81 l05zG3l ii for No. 2: sales
No. 2 since Change at 81 ll1%.
CoRN-Dull and drooping and &c lower
on new shelled; old neglected and entirely
nominal; sales OF new at 44947c Tor regu
lar and fresh receipts, and 43G431kc for
short receipts; closing dull at 4Ic regular:
kiln dried quiet at 5215953c for No. z and
5o952c for rejected; unchangs this PM.
OAT5-Quist and &c lower; sales No. 2
at 42l3@4jr, and rejected at 4l11G421zc; clos
ing duh at 441lc for No. 2.
RYE-pull and 2G21zc lower; sales No.
at 81 l2dI l3; No. 81 10; closiug at 81 u
for No. 1; and 81 10 for No 2.
: BARLEY-DulI and sc lower; No. 2 81 asa
81 Is; closing at 81 45.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
NeW Orleans Market.

BY Ielegraph.I NEW ORLEANS. Dec. -.
FLoUR-Dull and lower; superfine 81 O09
81 50; double extra 81 25; treble extra 81 70.
CORN Easier at S06gS2c.
OATS-Duil at Csc.
BRAH-DulI at $40.
HAY-No o prime or choice here; fair sag
SIS OU.
PORR-ActiVe at $50.
3ACON-Scarce; retailing shoulders 131Zc:
clear lbs lS1zc, and clear sides 191zc.
LARD-Active; tierces lS15c: kee l9c.
SUGAR-Common 9gl012c; prime I29l4c;
yellow clarified I3Ql4c.
AiOLASSES Dull and declined; prime J0dQ
55c; prime to fancy 60d62c; choice 63a6jc;
" II STxH-SCaTce and firm; Western rec
titled 81 I5t6I liz
COFFEE L Unchanged.
COTToN-Zc higher; middlingS &31482315c.
Sales 500 Dales; receipts 6, III bales; ex-
ports l6,7 ,7O6 bales.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
Louisville market,

By Telegraph LoUnYILLE, Dec. 10.
ToBACoo-SaIes of II hogsheads Iuss
to manufacturing at S5G23.
HOGS-914691zc gross.
EECoTTON-. SIC.
MESS PORK s2S.
LARD -l715t4lSc.
ULK.MEATs-shoulders lIc34; clear rib
sides l515c.
WHEAT-sI 7j8I 80.
COkN-60c.
OATS-56d57c.
RYE-SI 10
FLoUR-Superfine S. 5095 20.
WHISKY-Raw, free, 81.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Dec. 10.
CoTroN-Firmer at 2J1xc; receipts 523
bales; export 634 bales.
FLOUR -S7e97 p for superfiue.
CoRS-G5al7Oc.
OATS-G59671ac.
HAY-E23
BRAN-S24624 so.
PORK-S2S for mess.
LARD-I79l71zc.
BACON-NOIninaI
BULK MEATS-BrfsIx. shoulders lie.
clear sides l51Ic.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
II Z Z e CIR AP e.

Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Important by Atlantic Tel
egraph.
The Turkish and Greek
War.
The Turkish Admiral Or
deLed not to Attack
the Greeks
The Papers Urge the Great
Powers to make Final
Kemonstrance with
Greece.
Laird Publishes his Cores
pon65nCe with ReVerdy
Johnson.
The Rumor of the Sinking
of the Greek Steamer
Erosis not vet
Confirmed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
Santa Claus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects a
valuable gilt, buy a Florence Sewing Ma
chine, which is easier learned, less liable
to get out of order, and does more varieties
of work without change than any other.
Every Machine warranted to give katissae-
t1on, or the money refunded. Price $50 and
upward Twenty pieces oil Gray 1wiiled