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Departures.
BY WELLS, AND CO.'S EXPRESS LIN,

BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s EXPRESS LINE,
D E Ward. Mr. oppenheimer, Mrs Gold.
stein, W H WEBSTER, Miss Reid, Miss Brook,
Mrs F Schneider, &c Williams, ] Maginnis,
Mrs Greenway, w F Robinson, H P Gold.
stein. Mr. Harrub, Mr. Birdsall, Mr. Stillwell,
FS Lardner, Mary Armstrong, RM Wilson,
Mrs Lucas and children, w H Marble, Mrs
Harrub, z Johnson, Mrs Birdsall, Catharine
Higgins, Mr. Arustin, g Roth, H Feusicr.
BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
Mr. Holiday, L Smith, R ] jerks, Rosa
Sinclair, Mr. %Saturnina, Mr. Hendricks, Mr.
Eresuma, T Owens, Mrs Jenkins.
BY WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's LINE.
d Silver, W H Farris, o P Moore, D c
Williams, J NJ Levy, ] r Alden, r Hayes, r
S Idle, G Klein, A Sleeper, G Roth, James
Muckle. ] L Black, ] Hooper, H H Wonder
lin, A L Smith, A Corrutta.
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MRxICANMUsTANG EMINENT.

mHAzOA III va
The merits of this Linlment are well known. Its
effects are instantaneous. soothing. and wonderful.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings are so common.
and certain to occur In every nmily, that q bottle OF
this Eminent Is the best investment that can De
made.
sending for the doctor-lt ischeapert than
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
ct take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang LIniment as o valuable and indispensable
article ir Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns. Bruises,
Sores. Rheumatism, &C.. and al say y acts Ike
magic" :. W: hEn iia,.
Express.
while skating last Winter, was entirely cured IN one
week, arer she commenced using Your seleereted
Mustang Liniment." ED. SEELf.
Gloucester. Mass, August !, 1896.
Quick and sure II certainly Is: All genuine ia
wrapped IN steel-plate engravipgs, bearing the sigma
ture or q, W. Westbrook, Chemist. and the prirafs
d. s. stamp OF DEMAs BARNES q Co. over the top.
An EFFORT has been made TO- counterfeit II with q
cheap stone plate label. Look closeIpl
Sold By all Druggists, and Stores. at2a and 20 cts.
and 81.
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T


Another wonderful ingredient, OF Spanish origin.
imparting beauty TO The complexion and brilliancy
10 Inc mind, Is yet unknown TO the OF the
world. and we withhold Its name for the present.
with this recipe before the community, and evi-
depccs Of effects meeting them on all sides. the sue.
cess OF DR.. DRAKE stands founded upon the rock OF
truth. Almost every family has some case olsuner.
ing which the PLANTATION BIrrEEs Will alleviate
and cure.
They are recommended by the highest medical au-
thoritles, and are warranted to produce. an immedi-
ate b~eneiciale effect. They are exceedingly agreeable,
perfectly pure and mles
NoricE.-An person pretendlngto sell Plantation
Bitters In bulk or by the gallon Is . swindler and I'M
postor, II Is put up only In our log cabin bottle.
Beware OF bottles renned with Initiation deleterious
stun. for which seyeralpersonsa are already In prison.
See that every bottle has our United States stamp
over the cork unmutilated. and our signature on
Sold BY respectable dealers throughout the habita.
BILE globe.
p, III. DRAKE g. CO., New York, Sole
Projectors.
REDDINGTON & Co., San Francisco,
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA g. NEVADA
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ASsAYERs.
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE
-or-
c. & co.


CHARGES FOR BULLION % 90
" 10 addition to one per cent OF Silver vaiue
Crhe1e charges are San Francisco ratel strictlyy
Small bars at specially Low Rates. Results OF
Mill Tests Of small lots Of ore for " @. Tne
Foregoing charges are lessened BY the full value
ofallscraps belonging to the bullion aIiayed.
BULLION PROFITS SHARED WIFE
PATRONS. Every Deposition receivers portion
Of the PROFITS Of the Office, by q certain per cent
DISGUST from his charges, which discount oe'
comes large az the business OF the Omce m
creases. Large workFoR ALL COMBINED, secures
small chargesto each Individual.
CHARGES FOR ORES. Assays OF ore are
made for 90 rs. 81, 81 so or e5, for each sample
reported, according to the nature Of the assay 70.
quired For full Information on this pointseno
BEWARE OF ASSAYS, which as q savingto
the Assayer are made In old crucibles, especially
when the reports are not based ON two distinct
ASSAYS. No matter by whom made, they are per.
llous, An uuexceptionable assay report cannot
be made with a profit, for loss than 81 50.
Ore assaysfrom a distance. may DO sent Win
fees by mail. THREE OUNCES 10 a SUFFICIENT
quantity for asample.
CONRAD WIEGAND,
Gold Hill, Nevada.
(FormerlySupervising Assayer Of u
Mint at San Franeisco.)
Gold Hill, May ]. 1868. ml.n
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LyoN,s FLRA POWDR


tits well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything, In the
shape OF heas, ticks, bedbugs, reaches, &C.; that Ills
perfect poison to the insect tribe. but entirely harm.
iesst to the human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants, Reaches. etc. arc In every house.
This Powder is their natural death. ltshould be In
every cupboard.
York City Hospital, says: 1T Is the only
sure article We have ever used"
u'u LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For exterminating insects and vcrmin. with entire
satisfaction.
8. T, CozzENs. American Hotel.
AcEER 4 TRfkDwELI ST. Nicholas Hotel.
3. LELAND q Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony OF this character might be added 70 any
length. Wherever II Is used II advertises Itself,
The genuine has the signature OF l. Lyon, and the
private stamp OF DEnAs BARNES 4 Co. Anything
else OF this kind Is an imitation or counterfeit. Any
druggist will procure the genuine II you Insist you
will have no other.
Sold BY oil druggists and general st3rekeepers IN
every town and mining camp on the Pacific Coast.
no23 ~ 2or3p
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ALL OVER

~ -
rheworld people offs nse and udgmenthsvelearned
- use PLANTATION BITTRRs.
Dyspepsia, with is symptoms, Headache, Heart.
burn, feye1shLips, Bad Breath, Sallow Complexion,
&C., can be cured by using PLANTATION BIrfERs.
This Is the most successful tonic or the age.
effects.
The nrstt trial alwaysha . marked good effect.
No change OF diet Is necessary. Eat all you wish,
o., the best and most nutritious food
" Is the greatest cure ever known for an over
loaded anu distressed stomach. whichit relievesin
w know that we have the best and most popular
medicine In the world: We are not afraid 10 show
what Il 10 composed OF.
PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLED TO EcoHNIN IT.
CALIsAYA BARK has been celebrated for over two
hundred years, and was sold during the reign or
Louis XVI, King OF France. for the enormous price
OF It's own weight in silver. II 10 remarkable for
Dyspepsia, Pevers, Weakness, Constipation. &c.
CIscARILLA BARK.-Ror Diarrhea, Collie, and dis.
eases OF the stomach and bowels.
DAADEuoS.-For Inflammation Of the Loins and
Dropsical Affections.
CAnonILE FLowERs.-Forenfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER Aromatic, stimulant and
~tonic-highly invigorating in nervous debility.
WINfEaoREES.-ForScrofula Rheumatism, &c.
ASIsr.-An aromatic carminatIye; creating nesh.
muscle and milk: much used b. mothers nursing.
Also, cloye.buds, orange. caraway. coriander.
snakc-root. &c.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
istinc between the undersigned In the Barber
Shop and Bath House business, In Gold Hill, is
tbis day dissolved by mutual consent. The bus
iness will be continued as heretofore by ]. G.
Mayer. q n. npn I
Gold Hill, New, July 8, 1868. jy9h
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-23
LOU ISVILLE.
Circular from { he Seymour Vigilance
Committee hreats Made agains
the Regulators.

LOUISVILLE, December p "A cir
cular, purporting to ema aate from the
Seymour Vigilance Com mittee, states
that the Commi ttee have been inform
ed that certain parties in and about
Seymour have been making threats
against the Regulators, and that if
these threats are carried into execu-
ton. the parties in question may ex-
pect to be summarily dealt with, but
if they conduct themselves civilly to-
wards the Regulators, they will per-
NIT the warned parties to live at their
houses, and will protect them.
The parties warned are as follows {:
Wilk. Reno, the father, Clinton Reno,
Trick Reno, a younger brother, boy,
Jas. Greer, Stephen Greer, Lee John
son, Chris. Price, Harvey Needham,
Mede Fistar, Martin Lowe, Roland
Lee, VIM. Sparks, Jesse Thompson,
VIM. Hare, VIM. Biggers, Jas. Fislar
and Pollard Able-seventeen in all.
A man named Handy, mate of the
Red Rover. lying at New Albany, fell
accidentally intO the river aud was
drowned.
Messrs. Tucker & Co., extensive
bankers and stock brokers, failed to-
day. It is believed that they will
soon be able to ext ricate themselves
from their unpleasant position.
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WASHINGTON.
Reduction In Clerical Force in New
Orleans-Its ETectS--Cases Before
the Court OF Claims,

WASHINGTON, December pa
number of letters have been received
at the Treasury Department., from
merchants and others in New Or
leans, stating that since the recent re-
duction in the clerical force in the
Custom House, the business has not
been transacted as passahly as it
should be, and it is necessary that
a number of those dismissed should
be reinstated. In accordance with
these suggestions, Mr.. McCulloch will
reinstate number of the clerks and
inspectors. M
Julius g. Burroughs has been ap-
pointed Supervisor of Internal Reve-
nue. for Michigan and Wisconsin.
This completes the appointments in
that grade of internal revenue Offices.
There are at least one hundred
cases before the Court of Claims, in
volving several millions of dollars, on
account of cotton alleged to have
been illegally seized or destroyed by
United States officers The Treas
ury Department has employed coun-
sci especially to protect its interest.
The Court has adjourned until after
the holidays.
Supervisor Young, of Ohio, is here
for the purpose of receiving instrue
tions In relation to his duties.
Commissioner Rollins has decided
to establish, in the city of New Y ork,
four export bonded warehouses, In
addition to two already established
and has made selections for that pur.
pose.
Secretary McCulloch has amended
the warehouse regulations, by allow
ing merchandise to be exported tt
Mexico, via Indianola, Texas. an'
New York.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Dec %.
EASTERN exchanged Firmer at &c OF
buying, and par selling u. lut
FLoUR-Quiet; sales of Spring extras at
S6 50d6 IS.
WHEAT-Active: sales of No. i at 81 I4Q
81 Is; No. 2 at 81 07szgl1 O95z, closing firm at
81 O99l 09Z for No. Z; sales of No. s nee
'Change at 81 0914.
CORN Active and I1z92c higher on nnedi-
uIm in store: sales of new at 449461<c; kiln
dried No. at 54g55c; rejected do. 50g52c;
old No. at CSC. son
OATS-Ln fair demand and steady; sales
of No. 2 at 44149451<c, closing at 459451<c.
RYE-Less active, dull and 11z952c lower;
sales Of No. al 81 O616gl OF, closiug at 81 OF
tdSI O71z.
BARLEY-O Oened dull; sales of No. 2 at
81 4591 50, closing firm at 81 4S9l so.
HIGHwISEs-Nominal. =
PROVISIONS Excited; mess pork sold at
S2S 90, bayers January, and SIS 0J seller the
month; spot sales were made at ST COG
SIS 20. Lard, moderately active and steady
at 1910 on the spot, and 1870 seller Janu-
airy, and lie seller February Cut Meats,
very quiet; small sales of short clear mid
dies aL i5c, packed. Green Hams 1870.
DRESSED HoGS-ActiVe at $40 T58ll 10 for
light, and SII Sell so for heavyig ctosing
easier at $40 75du 25 dividing on 200 lbs.
LIVE 9HoGS--Very firm; sales at So 500
$40 90 for Extra; 81 6599 IS for good TO
choice; SO 25a9 10 for medium, and SS 500
IS 80 for common.
BEEFgCATTLE-Duli and lifeless at IS 759
So . tor smooth desny steers
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CBLTCAGO.
Completion Of q New Brldge-Libel
Suit Commenced.

CHICAGO, De G. r22-The new bridge
spanning the Mississippi River be-
tween Dunleei h and Dubuque was
completed sSerday, and lis strength
thoroughly test ed to-day. This bridge
is pronounced a success. Its entire
length is l. 100 feet, consisting of four
spans of 225 fee t, two of 250 feet each
and the draw, 3 so feet long. The en-
tire bridge is composed OF iron and
masonry, and cost, with the approaches,
100000 A. bal and supper is given
Tonight in honor Of its eomplef CT.
A special from Prairie Du Ghien,
Wisconsin, says that sleigh lead 81
passengers, in crossing the Miss ppi
River at that place, on the ice. broke
through. All the passengers were
saved excepG child about three yssrs
old, which froze to death. Al the
seven got O thorough duckin aud
badly chilled. The horses were
drowned
The suit of Mrs. A. B. Wilkiuaan
against the Chicago Tribune for
libel, was commenced in the Grcuir
Court this forenoon. The chiei wit
nesses on either side are Mr.. and W &.
Ellithrope. the former for the prose-
cution and the latter for the defense.
Gen. j. N. Palmer, Governor elect
of this Sta te. will be inaugurats5 on
the 11th of January.
The loss by the fire at Fort Smelling
was stated too high. 1t is only about
$15. 900. 's
Gustave Fischer, the newly elecfed
Sheriff Of this county, is lying dang
ously i'll, with scarcely a hope of has
recovery.s
The Post-ofi ce at South Bend, Ia
diana, was brok en- open last night AID
some 300 letters were rihed of Their
money conten s. Other valuable
were not disturbed. 1t is supposed
that the robbers got $75 to 800.
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LATEsT NEWS EMs.


Gold closed in New York on Saturday
at 1879.
reports received through rebel sources
represent the coIored people of Arkansas
On the aggressive. Gen. Grant desires to
be fully informed on the subject by trust
worthy person before he takes action.
A New York dispatch of date the ed
says: Further particulars of the stupen-
- dous frauds in the revenue customs have
come to light. From the afidavfts of
Thomas R. Toole, one of the special agents
of the Treasury Department. it appears
that silks TO the value of s525. 600 have from
time 70 time been invoiced as clocks and
shades by the Quitman Bros:& Co.
A Buffalo dispatch of date the 22d inst.
says: Great distress exists among the coral
divers and poor persons temporarily stop
ping in this city. Police Justice Daily
commits numbers of them as vagrants to
the workhouse, at their own solicitation in
most instances.
a Boston dispatch dated the 22d says:
A policeman of Maiden, a highly respected
citizen, was shot dead at O'Clock this
morning. Near the depot he hailed two
young men who had been observed hang
ing about the depot during the night,when
one of them shot him through the heart,
and both fed. There is great excitement
in Maiden over the affair.
a Chicago dispatch, of date the 22d, says:
Dupage County, in this State has long
been the scene of an Intense conflict in re-
gard to the location of the county seat.
There are two contestants for the honor
and prohts-N -Napierville and Wheaton
The former has heretofore had nine points
of the law in its favor. Not so NOW The
inhabitants ofWheaton formed themselves
into Vigilance Committee on Sunday
last, went over to NapiervilIe, captured all
the County Records, and have them now
under guard. This is but the beginning of
the end
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paid the. premium whilst his father
was on his death bed. representing
that he was in his usual health,
therefore the contract was null and
void, the Court ruled that the Com
pany coxId not hold to the contract
if Mr.. Bailey lived and repudiate it If
be died. and the jury found for the
plaintiff.
Generals Babcock and Porter, of
Gen. Grants staff, left for Arkansas
this afternoon, to investigate the MI
litia troubles.
Last night. at Carroll Station, on
the Mobile Il Ohio, Railroad, near
Humboldt. two pickpockets. who
had been infestI1g that road, were
caught iU the act aud taken by pas
sengers and citizens at the station
and hung to a tree.
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The Insurrection in Ha-
Vana.
The Ca 2ture Of Prisoners.
Tho Militia Troubles in
Arkansas.
An Investigation to be
Made.

New YoRK, Decemb er %. - The
C0B,n1ercidj says Wall Street is be-
fogged as to IN what lig ut to regard'the
cerIiticafes Of the New York Central
as to their legality. The stock was
called as usual, to-da y, at the Boards.
The officers of the company are still
issuing tie certifcat es.
The stock of th Hudson River
Railr5 id advanced to 135, to-day, on 9
repo.t that Wander bilt had completed
arrangements with Western roads fol
through connections with Chicago
and beyond. :,
At the recent G onvention Of lead
ing railroads here, arrangements were
perfected for more prompt trans
mission OF freight from this city tC
the West. Freight ears will g
through without ,bre aking bulk. 4
new tariff will be put into effect OF
January LIST.
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MEMPHIS.
Calvin Found Guilty of Murder-An
important Insurance Case Needed
ne hiiItia Troubles In Arkansas
An Investigation 20 be Made.

MEMPHIS, December 22.- james
Calvin has been found guilty of mur-
der in the first degree, for killing po-
liceman Fenton last Christmas, in the
United States District Court, Judge
Trlgg presiding.
Ia the case of Mrs. Catherine Bal
lev VS.. the St. Louis Mutual Life In
surance Company, where action was
brought for the recovery of $50, 900
on her husbands life, which defend
ants declined to pay on the ground
FRAT deceased had failed to pay the
nremium for three quarters, and that
his son. at the instance Of his friends
and physician, called at the Office and
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New Orleans Earaef.
sy Telegraph.l NEw 80. De. 2.

CoTTON-Low grades easier: Iniddling
unchanged, ut 231Sc; sales 400 bales; re-
ceipts s, ,2SS bales; exports 7,24l bales.
SUGAR-Active and firm: common 91Se;
prime l2Ql214c; yellow clarified 13Gl314c.
M0LASSES-Active and finn; common s.
956c; prime 5SQ96oe: choice 62,6e5c.
FLOUR-11Ow grades scaIce aod higher;
Super1ne 81 =; double extra g 80; trebI e
extra 81 75dS 50.
CoRN-Searce and firm, at 7S9S0e.
OATs-FIrm, al 64c.
BRAN-Dull and unchanged.
HAY-F astern SIS 90; fair Western SD co.
PoRK-Duil, sales at SIS 80.
BACON-Scs rec shoulders 13Izc; clear rib
3S15c; clear sides I91Se; hams l5516c.
LARD--Scarce and firm; tierce IS1Id19c;
keg SC.
CoFFEE-Fair I41z9l4t4c; prinae I61aE9l7c
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CINCINN NATI.
Man Run Over and Killed.. s. Court
DecisiOnS

CINCINNATI, Dec. 22-John Flicker,
employed by Mears, Kyle & Co, was
run over and killed by a train on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, near
The jury in the United States Court
of the Southern District of Ohio.
Judge Leavitt presiding, to day gave
a verdict for the Government against
three lots of whisky. First-twenty
barrels claimed by Charles Stevens. OF
New Richmond, Ohio. Secoud-35e
barrels whisky, with the distillery and
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HAVANA.
The EnsuFrectIOn- Capture OF PFls-
On6ES.

HAVANA, December 22-Intelli-
gence has been received here that
Colonel Aguiro and twelve other in
surrectionists arrived at Narroltas
yesterday, as prisoners; also that
number If wounded Spanish officers
and soldiers had arrived at that town
for medical treatment. All the jour
mails are unusually silent on affairs IN
the iasurrectionary districts. There
are many rumors Of engagements be-
tween the troops and insurgents.
One report says that Col. Benegos-
sic lad been defeated in the engage
mept near Avalgin. but the Dtdrco
denies the correctness of this report,
and ASSERTS on the contrary that the
Government troops in that region
have gained successes.
Nearly all the soldiers who lately
arrived from Spain have been sent to
the seat Of war.
The report that the inhabitants of
several towns on the Havana Western
Railroad had Joined the Revolution
lists, and that bands of insurgents had
formed, are not confirmed.
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rectifying house fixtures. The claim,
ant the same as above. Third-26
barrels of whisky and other property
claimed by W VI McMurchy. of New
Richmond, Ohio. The defendants
in each case want new trial. j ames
T. Wanthington, late Revenue agent,
was the informant. The value Of the
property condemned is $65, 900.
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Cincinnati Harkef.

By Telegraph CIScIrzls ATT. Dee. %.
FLOUR AND GRAIN =. Unchanged and
dull.
CorToN-Fair at 2554c. but quiet
HOGs-Active at full rates; i've So 25a
SO; dressed SII 25G12I. Receipts g, 200 mead.
PRovIsIoNS-DulI and no demand, but
city packers are not Offering: eountry
stuff Is offered freely, but there is no buy
ers.
BUTTER AND CHEESE unchanged and
firm.
WHISKY-Firm al 81.
GOLD --I341< buytog
EXCHANGE UuII az 1zz1-l0 discount.
Money market close.
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European Narket,


By Cable.l LONDON, Dec. p.
SPERM OII4-92s.
SUGAR-36s Sd and steady.
PRODUCE - TalIOw AIS Cd for Calcutta
Iisneed oil SIS 6dG5Ss.
Petroleum at Antwerp sold at 54JS francs,
but holders ask % franc.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. %.
COTTON mfddling uplands I012d !;
Orleans l075d sales OF l000O bales.
BREA ADSrUFFS-Cali+Ornia wheat lis lid f;
red w ess ern IS lid; -four 26s Cd corn 38S
Cd; oats 3S I'd; barley 5s peas Ass.
Provisions - Pork SIS beef loss; lard
Cts Sd ; cheese 69S; bacon SOS.
PRODUCE-COmmon roSin IS Sd; spirits
of petroleum I'd, and refined Is I'd: taIIow
ass Cd; Iurpentlne rs; Iinseed OIL Sos I0d.
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Memphis MaPEeg.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Dec. p.
CoTToN-Easier, nominal and qu0tably
lower; receipts lob bales; exports 27S
bales.
FLoUR-Low grades firm; s7g7 25 for su-
perfile.
CORN 65370c.
OATS-65c.
HAY-S22
BRAN-S25.
PORK-S2S so.
E IaARD-lSc
BACoN-DuII: clear sides ISalSZc.
BULK MEATS-F1rn; shoulders at 1I15c;
clear 81 les I51Sc.
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80 - = - Harael.

Br Rclegruph.l NEW YoRE, Dec e.
DRT GOODS The most Startling event an
bry atsods to-day j. the suspension OF "a
million or one a8d q hnil miiIioa dollars.
OWNS. no doubt, TO aberat advances to I6
Inittsf elherHtse. Tie market IS active,
although fair fmQuary prevails tor good
styles OF uark Prints ttka PfalGc Is I2A sc I;
deaoy brown 5aeetfues stcasi Cd f57tt55fc
Iof le0ain4 makes, a tH a seW uopHtdr
/ brands are heid sst Use. Ehe 1aole zone 81
the market Is quiet bot steady.
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SoK lork eoid aao stoeE Market.

ZOE a-|@ I@lN q" aE0GA 8HFEGT1
Bs Talegra aph.7 NEW YORK. lee. -.
AfnzzEY- stringent At Z. per cent. currsu-
OF 90 AseE cent gola, Win I.l6g1s per cent
com mission added. The bulk OF the Dusi-
ne W as on goIA basis. Some large loans
were called III tor to-day and tomorrow.
SrERLING-W eak at 91S0gt{.
Z GoLD-Iower. with a small business ;
opened at 1857 and closed at I3416.
The shipments OF currency south and
West continue, but on diminished scale.
GOvERN8TEST- stocks - A re quiet but
steady; Coupons Of 81, II454i8Ii55s; do. 81
1I0HGlI "a; do. '64, l071SGl0b5z; do. '65, 1O75<
@lOT% do. new, l69599IIO do. '67. LOG
LO1s; do 6S, ll054l4l. .05S: 10 k0s, IO5lal055S.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-23
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Nsws by Atlantic Gable.
Important from CONSTANT
nople.
Time Extend I'd for the De-
parture Of the Greeks.
The London Press on the
Message of President
Johnson.
The Papers Unanimous in
its Condemnation.
Circular feom the Seymour
Vigilance Committee.
Ths Reduction of the Cler-
IcaI FOrc6 In New
Orleans--Its
Effect.
The Insurrection in Ha-
Vana.
The Ca 3ture Of Prisoners.
The Militia Troubles in
Arkansas.
An Investigation to b2