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CIsoIupRgI nsrEe1.

~ Tsissraph.l ClrcfHEATI. Dec. s.
FLouR-UnchRnged and ste idys family,
% 25a5 so.
WHEAF-Held higher; sales OF red VIM
Ger at VI l08I 10.
CoRN-Un changed and quiet.
OATs-UnchaBged and quiet.
RYE-Unchanaed and quiet.
CoFTON-1<c lower; sales OF middling ~
235Zc.
ToBAoCo- u Unchanged and nrm.
WHIsKY-Quiet at g8cael.
M EEB PORR-Duli az N8i 60. no sales.
BULK MEATs--Nominally unchanged;
sales OF shoulders at I21Sc; Sides l08l854G
for clear rib and clear.
BAcOG-Nomtnally unchanged; Shout
ders. l515e; sides, l89l6xc sugar cured
hams, 2l@22e.
LARD In better demand; sales OF 100
tierces At lz5z5lS1Sc for steam and Kettle.
BUTTER-Unchange
EG0s-Dull at B8Nj611c.
CHEEsE-Bteady atll1<0l0c.
OTIS -Lfnseed oil duff az s8c. Lard oil
dull at 81 489l 81. Petroleum dull az $50
$40 for refined.
BUGAH-Dull.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY. - The
case of Dolly Waller vs. Burden
Parker, involving the question of the
paternity Of colored infant, was un-
der consideration yesterday. A great
crowd of witnesses, chiefly female,
were in attendance. and the case was
of the variety called rich The
case was too lengthy to be decided in
one day. and was continued until this
morning.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-We call atten-
ton to the dissolution notice Of
Tribe, Meyers & Bro, to be found in
our advertising columns. The style
of the firm has been changed to Jacob
Meyers & Bro, and they will carry on
the sash and door manufacturing
business at the old stand, corner of
Water and Goodsell Streets. We
feel certain that the new firm will
give satisfaction to their customers.
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s.. Louis narKeI.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS. Dec 3.
ToBACCo-Heavy but unchanged.
COTTON Unchanged AT 23@23Tc.
HEMP-N Othing doing.
FIOUR-Very quiet: business small
choice Fall eunernue sold &C at 81 p extra
"a 25a4 so; Xxx 81 1906 p. .ut
WHEAT good Spring No. 2 SCI
No. 2 red Fall 00g05c; No. 1 do, 81 O2ffI o. I,
low choice to choice 81 1901 20; prime to
choice white 81 2O9l p.
CoRE-Very dull and dropping: new
white In bulk Tie; old mixed sacked vU1
9Jc; choice Old yellow &c., white 9j0e6e,
OATs-firm but dull at 159f5Mc IN bulk,
and 8d52c sacked.
BAELEY--Very little doing: small sales
OF prime Missouri Fall at 81 408l As,
KYE-Held above the Views OF buyers
small sales at S2HS3c.
PRovIsLOEs r Somewhat excited aud
some articles higher. Pork $50, but Reners
ally held az the close at S3l, with small
sales at that. Dry Salt Meat IA fair de-
mand and stiff; shoulders l2MMlZkes clear
nb l6c clear sides l61<9l01Sc; sweet picked
hams l5lSc. Bacon quiefi only few sales
sugar cured hams 2lC.
LARD-Active and higher al I71z01Bo for
prime steam.
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NeW YOrk Drg Goods Markel.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. Z.
DRY GoOD-The inquiry for ali classes OF
textile fabrics ~ very limited, except some
demand for goo adapted for clothing
purposes, which are selling at low enough
prices. Goods generally are selling at re-
latiyely low prices than before the war,
and consequently the generality ofdealers
are not making any profits OF moment.
while many are losing money. Prints OF
the best makes arc selling down TO llLm
l2c, and Wamsutta at SIC and cannot be
made at a profit, while poor styles OF de-
LANES are selling as low as l6c; wide brown
Eheetings are depressed, AndrOscOggiu
ga being Jobbed as low as 421zc. and 1914 do.
at 471Zc; standard sheetings are scarce and
firm, except Augusta, which Is selling at
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CIRCUIT Court. = In the Circuit
Court, yesterday. the case of VIM.
I. P. Mills vs.. John B. Mills, was
continued. The evidence was finished,
but the arguments were not concluded
until after supper. The case was
given to the jury at lSte hour. but
we did not learn whether any verdict
had been returned. This has been
an important case, and occupied sew
eral DAYS trial.
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HOLIDAY JEWELRY.-We call at
tention to the local notice of G. II.
Jageman, the well known ieweler.
and can say that we have looked
through his store, and find that he
has a magnificent stock of jewelry Of
every description suitable for holiday
presents. Mr.. Jageman don't make
much show on the outside of his
store, but the interior is crammed
full OF beautiful articles.
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EuFOpean MArKet.


ny ShDA0'i ADND0&s Dec. d.
Consols, for money, 81 for account,
gzsS. American securities firm 5 % bonds,
'61 % do. '65, Sf1zs do. ~, 6556; iO-40s BJs<
PARIS. December B. BOurBe nrm; rentss
72f &c.
LIVERPOOL. December b. Cotton-gaies
OF the week 5000 balos: exports ~ 200
bales: for speculation, q COO bales; stuck
S35 90 bales, merican 10, 900 bales: recei pts
for the week 10000 bales, Am erican B,Ol0
ba'es; amount ahOat 10000 bales, Ameri-
ca N $4,000 bales market 20. day dulli Inl9-
ding upiands l2dl21Sd, Orleans lN9l14ai
sales 10000 bales, including 5OOy Ior tpeeu.
lation and export. Manchester naihst
quiet but nrm. Receipts OF Whett ~, lS.
three days 10000 quarter, fnerleen 92syoy.
red Western, No. 2. IS Cd q - ldi Mlntsf
9s ID. California Flour zSs. gorn, o. y
mixed, sos Oats So. Pc 1s 53s. York Ills 3D.
Bsef lfiTs. Cheese 68s. BacOn 6Ts Ga.
FRANKFORT, December bs--fiYe tWtntieh
- w. ~ af5Sacep1Eer 3. = Cotton closed
quiet; on the spot 1871; low niddung,
anoat, l341SG
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LOCAL NOTICES.
To CITY Tax-Payers.

I am authorized to extend the time
for paying taxes and allowing dis
count Of three per cent. on all l. taxes
paid Ia full. to Monday. the 18th day
of December, 1869. All interested
are requested to call as early as posi-
bic, as there viii positively be no fur
Their extension of time given. A
JOHN GREEK, City Collector,
Office in Third Street Engine
House. nextto City Council Cham
Der. decd If
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sew Eork cold and STOCK marA,t.

BY IeIeRraph.I NEW YORK, Dec ,. |.
MoNEY-Steady az 7 per cent. on call
loans. with exceptions ~ per cent 10
Government dealers.
ExcHAK Clustering quiet at S5<8SJf.
GOLD-WtthOut decided change; Open
ing a. l225<, advancing 10 1221S, declining
TO lZ21z, and closing At 1221<. Carrying rates
cor per cent. gold and currency. clear
ances S23,000,O0O. The Sub-Treasurer sold
a million at ~ 5-lO08l22 20-lO0.
GOVERNMENTAL FIJI mer, with an active
inquiry from German bankers. Prices
advanced %0<. Coupons OF '8i, llGN HOO (;
'6S, 1890 II35s; 1O-40s lO7I<@i07L. Pacific
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To CURE CoRNs.-A writer who
processes to know what he is talking
about, says that the surest way to
cure corns is to dissolve glue as you
would to mend furniture spread it on
the corns; place muslin over them to
prevent the glue from sticking to the
stocking; repeat the application few
times, and the cure will be perfect.
If any of our readers try this recipe,
We should like to know the result
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Facts for Ronsekeeners.

That DooLEY's. BAKING POWDER
has been severely tested, aBd has been
proven to be the purest, most econons
zeal, reliable and best Baking Powder
ever manufactured, to which thou
sands testify.
Each package contains the exact
quantity represented, and one pound
is guaranteed to go further in the Gu
linary department chan any other in
market. For sale by Grocers Reuer-
ally, in quantities to suit.
noy30 DIT cod
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Unnaid Letters.
PosT-OFFIoE, EVANSVILLE

December 3, 1863.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficiently di-
rected.
Ifnot called for by December 18th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let.
tiers will please apply at the Cashier
Office.
]. D. Carson, woodbury., KY.
Mr.. Hamton, Hardin County.
Miss Eliza r. sayers. Monongahela City
Pennsylvania.
Miss Rosa HochdeIta, Alexander.
]. H. p. Millter, GOlconda, Ill.
Barker & Seifkes, New York City.
Jessie Day, Caneyvtlle, Ky.
Elmtny Cassan, Greensboro, KY.
Captain 81. J. o. Null, Louisville, KY.
JOHN W. FOSTER. P. NJ.
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Holiday stock OF JeWelry and silver.

q. H. JAaEMAN, No. So Main
Street, has now on hand a splendid
stock of Fine Gents and Ladies'
Gold Watches aad Chains, Jewelry
Sets. Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
Pens, Siiverware, Clocks, etc.; in fact,
almost everything in the JeWelry line
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Also, Watches and Jewelry re-
paired, and all work warranted.
dcA A1m1
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L0nIavIIle WarFef.

~ Tsiearaph.l LoUmvILLu. Deo. o.
C04T0N-In good demand. sales of Sd
bales good ordinary 70 low ntddiiug at a
N1351c.
FloUti AND 0RAIN-Qniet and without
change.
HOGs.-Elrn; qtl0l0c gross go f0 for rE
ira choices killed. 300.
TOB FCCO-QuteG: sales OF I'd hnNahenda nt
f8 tOmO o for new Jugs. fl1 00 Tor rCnd Irnf
PROVES ONs-9uieb and nrm. Mess pork.
9}l Oh. Bacon, shoulder. 16|efc ear alEna,
1910. hulk meals, shoulders, I15<ot cIftr
rih, 1910; clear sides, lOMc. LWd. tpfoe.
lS5%c. SALES Of 1000 hams from the book
al l5kmI5<e
WHTaEw-Duil &c go
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Nashville Market.

By telegraph NASHVILLE. Dec. D.
C.lrr0N ~ Declining low middlluT.
225<cs q rod ordinary, E1ifC.
NHEAT- Red. 81 l0; amber, 81 i3s white.
CORN 81 C6
RYE gJc.
BARLEY--eI 90.
FLoUlg-86 00057 90 for nuperdua % fancy.
BULK MEATS - Clear Sides ffrf = clear
ribDed slides, lt16c; shoulders. lNEMlao.
IARD--lehe.
Hoes .~8ts0tac.
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0rnamenjaI Flower P0ts.

For growing plants IN the house. A
fine variety of sizes and colora.
Also. fresh stock of Glass Shades.
with stands, for covering Ornaments,
Wax Work, Clocks, Statuettes, &c.,
just received and for sale by
MARK, WARREN & Co.,
DEE B. % North First St.
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HOLIDAY , BolIdayl HOLIDAY

The, finest assortment of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schlaepfer's
Drug Store. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
to get pure Drugs, Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes and
Toilet Waters. dec2 I'm
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LEcTUREs.-We notice, by our ex-
changes. that the Library Associa-
tons are having regular courses of
lectures from men of acknowledged
ability in the lecture world. We
should like it frst-rate if our Library
Association could induce some good
lecturers to come down this way.
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MAIL AeENT.-W. w. Bullock, of
Rockport, has been appointed as a
mail agent since We have had daily
mail from Louisville by boat. Mr..
Bullock leaves Louisville with the
Monday and Thursday mail
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SLANDER.-The local of the New
Albany Ledger ISLANDERS the ladies of
this city. He says an Evansville
Miss of eighteen" called On a shoe
dealer in that city lately, and wanted
to buy pair of shoes. She asked for
No. q, but they we're too small, but
the proprietor finally sold her pair
Of Is, making the young lady believe
they were only large 2s. Well bet
that young lady is a native of New
Albany.
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DfscHARaED.-Mrs. Schimet had a
hearing before u. S. Commissioner
Marsh, for selling liquor without
Government license. The testimony
was not sufficiently strong, and she
was discharged.
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Now.-Now is the time to adver-
tise holiday goods. Let the people
know what you have to sell. Keep it
before them, and they will be bound
to give you call. He that advertises
invites custom. and people are always
better treated when they go where
they are invited than where they are
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RECORDERS LEvEE.-Only one case
before the Recorder yesterday. A
young man who was disorderly, AID
for carrying billy" was fined 81 60,
which was paid. We omit his name,
because it was the first ofense.
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p~ The Lafayette Courier says
that hereafter postal clerks and route
agents will not be permitted to specu-
late as formerly, in buying and sell
ing various articles Of merchandise,
while engaged in their duties as mail
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Pork PAoKING.-Our packers we're
busy yesterday, and a large number of
hogs were handled. Rufner & Co.
cut up 235; VIM. Akin 269: and John
Gavisk 100; making a total of 604
hogs that were packed yesterday.
Jaquess & Waters will open new
pork house to day. we understand, at
the corner Of Locust and Water
Streets.
The prices for hogs continue un-
changed. although the market may
be quoted firm. 1t is hardly proba-
bic there will be any advance in
prices in fact. it is thought that there
will be a slight decline before long.
Farmers should be we'll satisfied with
the present prices.
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PETER BURKE STILL ALIvE.-He
will open anew to- day, at O'Clock,
on Sycamore Street, between First
and Second. His old friends are in
his turkey and celery.3i New friends
will be encouraged to make his ac-
quaintance All viii be done in
Peters best style. a decd 1t
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Tender-ioins and spare-ribs are
quite plentiful, and our people seem
to appreciate these delicacies. for the
demand is good.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN. =
Laura Terry. colored woman. was
arrested on the charge Of setting fire
to two beds, but the evidence was not
sufficient to sustain the charge.
Silas and Malinda Letcher (colored)
then fled an affidavit against the
amiable Laura, stating that they were
in bodily fear that she would burn
their house down over their heads,
and asked that she be bound over to
keep the peace. Laura was bound
over in the sum of 800, but as she
could not give the security she was
sent to Jail.
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DG- The Secretary of the Odd Eel.
lows Mutual Aid Association has
received over twenty petitions from
Odd Fellows to become members of
the Mutual Aid Association. Sew
enteen OF the applicants are from
Salem, Washington County.--Ne1o
Albany Ledger.
We have similar society in our
city, but we believe that it only adj
mits mem bers- from this county. 1t
might enlarge it's membership by
extending its territorial Jurisdiction.
Evansville Journal.
In reply to the abovo, which we
published yesterday, we have received
the following statement from one of
the officers OF the Association in this
city:
We have similar society here,
known as the Odd Fellows Mutual
Benefit Association 1t has been in
existence for eighteen months. The
qualifications for membership are
good standing in a subordinate Lodge
and residence az the State of Indiana.
Since its organization the Association
has lost three members, and has paid
six hundred dollars to the heirs of its
deceased members. Every Odd Eel
low, qualified, ought to join it, atl
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B1@All Wool Red Flannels at zoe
at Schapker, Bussipg & Co.'s. nov26

D t. @. Bridwell & Co.. corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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CoNaREss.-The u. s. Congress
meets next Monday, and next week
our telegraph reports will be enliv-
ened with the proceedings of that
BODY.
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~ telegraph NEW OnLEAns. Dec. B.
.CoTToE-Iu good demand, bat closed
lower; 1870 for micdliug.
e A'oAN--SoaEcn and nrmcFs WlIto. EI ITO.
OAT8--f carco and nirhori csc.
HAH~-6Chrce and nfms 90 l0MM 0l.
MESS HoHW-MeW r. held aT Hf UIs old
s3f 2Jagf 90.
LAMD.-i0M10xc
. Der articles unchanged.
GOLD-~tl2g<
GsEHnINg--l9gs New EofH SIGHT IKE
change par.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

III. Nj. ALTERING, No. Is South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer and dealer in
Toys. Fireworks. Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits. &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Moh5y's Fresh Baltimore
Oysters. dec2.tf
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CAUTIoN.-We would warn our
school boys and girls not to put their
pens to their mouths. A Cincinnati
school girl has been in the habit of
doing so, and was recently nearly
poisoned to death by the ink.
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SALE OF CoTToN.-We call atten-
ton Of dealers to the notice Of sale of
cotton by Cspt. 7. c. Smith. publish
ed elsewhere in the JOURNAL. Let
the sale be well attended.
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MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.-The follow

MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.-The follow
ing persons wero granted license to
embark on the connubial voyage of
life, for the week ending December
Sd, as appears by the books of the
County Clerk:
Henry Groeninger and Lizzie Enerle.
Herman 81. Schwake and Catharine
Eliza EIlinghaus.
Paul RuaTk and Mary Harney.
James Hiliyard and Eliza Cloninger.
Oscar Haentschel and Nina Frederick.
George A. Williams and Eliza T. McFar-
land.
Henry Berblinger and Richard ma KEEP.
puer.
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e H. Barry, Grand Secretary of
the Grand Lodge, [. o. D. f.. viii de-
liver an address at Princeton on the
18th inst Vitpcennes San.
A slight mistake. Substitute Poo
SEVILLE for Princeton, and then you
will he right.
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RIver Dtsnafchea.

PrrrsBURG, December 3.-Weather Gear.
Thermometer 90. MonOngahela Is feet 5
rapidly No arrivals. The st. Charles IS
detained by the Wheeling bridge. The
tow boat Sam pson, in trying to land at
sunk three barges. She afterwards sunk
ten more before arriving at Warren. The
boat and coal belonged TO w. H. Brown.
WHEELING, December 3.-The tow-boat
Sam pson, with sixteen barges of coal, for
cities on the Lower Ohio, broke her wheel
and rudder above Steu benVtIIe, Ohio, last
eyenfng, when the barges became unfnan-
o9eabIe and drffted down the river. Four-
teen were sunk between Browns Island
and W eIlsburg.. The Forest City went to
her ashore in a disabled condition.
CINCINNATI, December s. Noon. - The
river has risen s inches: Is feet in the
channel. The weather is clear. Their
CfNC1NNATr, December Sport List-Ar-
rfved-Lorena, from New Orleans; Mollie
Ebert, from P1ttsburg. Departed = Kate
Robinson, for st. Louis; Robert Moore,
for Nashville. River rising; l9 feet III
inches in the channel.
LoUIsYILLE, December g. Port List. -
Arrived Indiana, from New Orleans; st
Marys, from w heellng. Departed Bfadish
johnson, to New Orleans; Cham pion, ST.
Louis to CINCINNATI; the ferry boat, w. w.
Walker, to Sioux City. River station airy /;
feet inches in the canal, and 5 feet 8
inches on the falls. The channel is now
entirely clear. The steamer Walker passed
under the bridge with perfect ease. First.
class stde-wheel steamers will not attempt
to ascend the falls any more, and Will
make Portland their landing point
CAIRO. Dec. 3.-Sam. Orr, Evansville
packet, 9 p. M; w. j. Lewis, Vicksburg TO
st. Louis, 10 p. M; Milwaukee and Key
City, st. Louis to Madison, II p. M; w. S.
Pike, Louisville to New Orleans, Z a. m.
Kate kearney, Memphis to 81. Louis 9
a: M: Aliena May, Cincinnati to Mem
phis. 10 n. M Lsdy Gay, st. Louis to New
Orleans, II a. M; Dictator, st. Louis to
Cincinnati, noon; Altoona, st. Louis 10
Cincinnati, 2 p. m; Ella Hughes. Nash
vile to Cairo, 2 p. M; Continental, st.
Louis to New Orleans, 8 p. m ;Rubicon, st.
Louis to Vtcksburg, p. M; Hope, st.
Louis to PiHsburg, 4 p. M: st. Joseph,
Vicksburg to st. Louis, p. m. The river
rose inches. Weather clear; mercury $50.
The Great Republic has been hIIInR out
here. She left this forenoon.
Sr.LoUIs. Dec. 8.--Arr1ged-Keokuk and
Natrona, Hannibal; G.S. Weeks, Counfess
Antelope, and Imperial, Upper Mississip-
pi. Departed Tempest, Onachita; Lucy
Bertrarn, Keokuk: Belle Memphis Mem
phis: Forsythe, Vicksburgs Natrona. Han.
nibal. River still rising slowly. Weather
clear and cold. Business with the South
good. a.4
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TINE EXTENDED. MIR. Greek, City
Collector, gives notice to taxpayers,
through our local column, that all
persons who pay their taxes on or be-
fore December 18th, will be entitled
to discount Of three per cent. After
that date this discount will not be
given. Now Is the time to pay up.
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NAsHvIELE, December a-River falling.
with four and q half feet on Harpefh
Shoals. Weather clear and cold Depart
ed-Alphn, Upper Cumberland; Emma
Floyd. Cincin natl.
MEMPHIS. December 8.-Weather clear
and cool. River stationary. Departed
Grand Era, Texas: Longworth and Alaska,
New Orleanss Olive Branch and Kate Kim
ney. ST. louis: SLockdaIe. EvanRViIle.
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BOUND FOR THE SOUTH. - Sheriff
Miller, in company with j. Fl. Stone,
Of Boonville. propose making a trip
to New Orleans. They intended to
go by rail, last evening. but missed
the train, and left on the steamer
P. w. Strader last night. They go on
business connected with the tobacco
trade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-04

ANOTHER SEANcE.-The Won
Bomelsweitzen Brothers announce
another public seance diabOltque, at
Masonic Hall, next Friday night,
December 10th, and will give matt
nee on Saturday afternoon, December
18th. They will do many of the feats
performed by the Davenports, and
also perform the "coat trick" As
soon as they can raise the funds they
will have cabinet constructed, simi-
lar to the DaYenports.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-04

CfUNNY RAGs.-R. K. Dunkerson
& Go. ofFer for sale large quantity of
gunny bags, frst-quality, cheap for
cash. See advertisement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-04

PREPARING-The members of the
Pereclesian Debating Society are
practicing for the great debate next
week, on the important subject OF
Universal Suffrage" They promise
to furnish a good entertainment to
their audience.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-04

REMoDELINa.-We notice that the
cigar store on the corner of Third
and Main Streets, formerly occupied
By G. CapelIe, is being remodeled, aud
is having a cellar dug under it. 1t
will shortly be occupied as a cigar
store by Messrs. Peter Blipd and
George Coxson.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-04

BowLDERING.-Mr. Lowry's bowlder
brigade renewed work again yester-
day, on Main Street. and are putting
down some very nice powders. A
short season of good weather will be
quite acceptable for street work.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-04

o BG- Our streets were thronged with
ladies and gentlemen yesterday. The
pleasantness of the weather seemed to
invite them to outdoor exercise.