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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-01

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30. = Arrived
Belle st. Louis and City Of Cairo,
Memphis; Rob Roy, Keokuk; Bay
ard. Louisiana and g. II. Wilson,
Quincy. Departed-Hawkeye State,
Pittsburg; Beardstown, Illinois Riv-
er; Rob Roy, Keokuk; Bayard. Lou
isiana and Lady Gay. New Orleans;
St. Luke, Memphis; Rubicou, Vicks-
burg. River falling. The weather is
cloudy and colder
NASHVILLE, Nov. 30.-The river is
rising. with Al feet on Harpeth
Shoals. HEAVY rains last night and
to- day. The Ella Hughes and Alpha
arrived from cairo.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 30.-Weather warm
and rainy. River rose three inches.
Arrived-St. Joseph. st. Louis; Mn
nicola, Cincinnati Departed-Belle
Memphis aud Kate Kearney, for st.
Louis; Julia. NicS ourg.
NEW ORLLANS. November 3d.
Arrived: Belle Vernon, Thompson
Dean and Commonwealth.
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TIME CHANGED.-On last Sabbath
it was announced by Mr.. Glover, the
Superintendent, that the time of the
meeting of the Trinity NJ. E. Sunday
School would be changed to 2 O'clock
PM, instead of 8 AM. as heretofore.
About twenty-six teachers were in
favor Of the change, and six or seven
against it. We have but little doubt
that the change will be satisfactory,
and it is hoped induce larger at
tendance. The motto Of this Sunday
School is work"
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Chicago Market.

B3 Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. 30.
FLoUR-Quiet and firm, at % 75G5 90 for
Spring extras.
WHE a. Moderately active; sales Of No.
at 9OHc; No. Eat b71z9S8Lc, closing firm
at 88lzM68I5: this afternoon the market Is
dull, At SSgsSlzc for No.2. cash and seller
December.
CoRH-MoEe active aud 1zG1c higher:
No. opened at soc, declined TO 75c, and
closed firm at SOg6Dlc; rejected 771<a79c
this afternoon No. was nominRlly SOC.
seller December, and size bid, seller lat
half.
OArs-Q1iet and hrmer; sales of No. 2 a.
4l@42ci rejected 359S5c, closing hrm at4iLc
for No.2.
RYE-Afose active and flrmer; sales No. 2
at z3G74c, closing at 78l@c.
BARLEY-Dull at SIC, seller December,
and Que, seller last half, for No 2.
HIGHWINEs-Dul and lower; sales az
03g9Ic, closing nominal at 00c.
sUGAR-l31z9l41zc for common TO prime
Cuba.
PROvIsIoSH-Less active; Mess Pork G20a
% 50; prime Mes f26 500s27 90; Rump Pork
S23923 50; sWeet.plckled Hams l5@i0c
short rio Middles, loose, 141z@l5c; rough
Sides 4gl41<c; dry-saited Shoulders loose,
Halle: Lard l7Gl8c.
HoGS-nressed in fair demand, at fII GOA
~ 90, dividing on 200 pounds; live mod
eTately active at s9G9 25 for common: 60 81
9975 for fair to medium; 50 80dIO 90 for
good 10 choice, and $40 l5glU IS for extra
prime.
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THE MARKETS.


0y telegraph NEW YORK. Nov 80.
CorroN- Firm sales Of $500 bales az 251zo
for middiiDg upiancs
FLOUR - Recel pts, 19,96f bis; market
ratuer more steady; fair business q ing
without a decided change: sales OF 1850
bbis. al "a IS as 10 for superfiue state and
30 Tor extra Western Sc 31g6 90 tor " hue
wbe e extra; IS 5596 81 for ,uud hoop
OHIO; So 00Q0 p for extra 1t. Louis, aud
fiour qaiel; sales OF 30 barrels AZ 81 20
50 On.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY Lover: sales OF $50 barrels
Western at 81 DIAL 05 free; closing AT 81 o..
WHEAT-Keeei Is u, 1853 on ,hesi ~ arkeg
leE5c Detieri mOdefats tuquny Tor export
and speculat on; sales Of 1900 bushels az
81 Is ior o. 3 Spring, 81 2sel 81 Tor NO. 2
utttO, 81 20 for Winter red Illinois. 81 IS g
u 80 Tor Winter led and amber western,
81 90 for amber State, aud 81 So for white
RYE-Quiet
BAILEY without decided change; sales
OF 3,OJO bushels 81 81 O9gl % for tWo-FoWt q
State, the latter price for very choice;
u 2i5S@l p Tor Canada West.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet
PEAS -Canaia IA moderate requesti
sales OF 10000 bushels az 81 10 ia bond.
CokN-heceipts H. 0S bushels; market
active and leS2c better; sales OF 81 900 busn-
els at 79lic ior unsound mixed esterns
~ l29l IA for sound ditto, 81 10 for yellow
Western.
OAIs-ReceIpts 57IOO bushels; market
at 6i1S9651zc for Western; chiefly 65g65Hc;
and 6J5SN661@c for State; chiefly Csc.
RrCE-Qulet AT 797s<c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Duli and quiet.
MoLAssEs- Quiet; sales OF lis ho7sheads
at Porto Rico, al 621Sdc81<c.
PETRoLEuM-LoWer al ls1Sc for crude, 90
93Ic for rtdued,
hoP5-Quiet.
LINSEED OIL-Dull.
ICRPENG INE-SptTits quiet.
POKK-Heavy aud dropping; sales OF 800
barrels at $50 25a85 90 for new mess, s33aS7
for old do, s2S 5OQ24 % for prime, 81 609
~ 50 for prime mess also ], 800 barrels new
mess, sellers six months, 10 &29.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged, with sales
OF $50 bbls. Tierce beef quiet, vita sales Of
leo tierces. Beef hams quiet; sales OF l85
bbs at Sl592l for old, and Si2a33 for new.
CUT MEATs-Quiet and unchanged sales
OF $50 packages.
MIDDLEs Quiet and steady; sales OF s.
boxes at 1890 forW estern Cum beriand cut,
and l7c for city long clear.
LARD Steady and quiet; sales OF 300
eTces at lsgl9c for steam, and l9gi9Me
for keith rendered; also, 1000 tlerces
steam. seller February, at I8c.
BUTTER-Quiet al 20a33c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Duli at l7glSc.
FIRE. GHrs-To Liverpool, nominal
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LYcEUM.-We understand that the
members of the Periclesian Society.
(not Peredesian," as given in the
Courier are preparing themselves for
the public debate on the subject Of
universal suffrage which takes
place on the evening of December
9Th. We would suggest to the young
men to bear in mind tho oft.quoted
remark that "brevity is the soul of
wit, and not tire out the audience
with long speeches. We give this ad-
vice in time. and hope the speeches
will be short and sharp. We believe
a Debating Club will prove a success
if conducted rightly. We understand
that Rev. Geo. E. Flower will deliver
short lecture on the same evening,
explanatory of the nature aud intent
Of the Society.
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By Isfograph.i ST. LOUIS, NOV. 20.
ToBAcco-Fnm at s89l0 30 for lugs, and
ellatZ 50 for dark leaf
CorroN-Good ordinary, 22I<c.
HEMP-Quiet, with sales OF undrcsscd az
$40.
FLouR-Extremely quiet and only a
small order business doing.
WuEAT-Flrmer, and with an improved
demand; sales OF low No. 5pr ng at S3c
choice club. SOC: No. red Fan, S3M02c; No.
I do, GlMl 90; choice 90 fancy, 81 0SNl 70
prime 10 fancy white, 5l@l 20.
CORN-Old aud new 40 demand sales Of
new mixed and yellow, in bulk, at 78c (;
white, SIC: OLD mixed. sacked, Ole; choice
yellow, g8c: White, tlHt o.
OATS-lu better demand and a little
higher; sales az 43S45c, bulR, and 49G52c,
sack ed.
BARLEY-Flrmer and more active; sales
at IL u5lGI 10 for prime 10 ftricily prime
Spring, and 81 80 for good Fall.
RYE-Scarce and be d higher; small sales
78c. and round lot az private terms, un-
dcrstOod 10 be SIC.
WHTsKY-5teady az 81.
GROCERIES- Quiet and unchanged.
= PORK-Quiet a. $50. Dry Salt MeatF, only
s. small order business doing, with the
stock held in four hands; 2iLM2lJIc for
hams, l0c for shoulders, and 1919 for clear
sides.
BACoN--small sales o. shoulders at I8Ize:
new clear rib, lBc; do clear sides, 1910;
sugar cured hams. 2lc.
LARD-kominal at I7N9l7Mc.
HOGS-W oatner cooler and the market
more active; sales at 9gg1<c for good TO
choice, and l0c for extra.
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BY Cabie.l LOHDoH, nov. 3D..
Cnnsolu f8JS. "a mHrienu @acu sites Quiet
md steady 0k8, Biek do. 'dIs. hff do GIH.
S5& 10 ans 500. A. Frankfort ponds Gre
hun a. col. stock steady.
PANS, Nov. 3l.-Bourse firm. Rontea
7lf TIC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 90.-C0tton buOyantt
middnmR up amos ILJf Orleans IA sales
% 500 bales AZ Manchester ihe market ia
hrmer. California white wheat 81 70 res
We-tern 50 5da6s Ga = Winter 1ss receipts of
wheat for days, ~ 900 quarter, including
10000 American. Westeru nouf - Corn
29s ID. Oats 80. Peas o1s. ForA JUS Oh.
Fine rOsiu l58.
HAvRE, Nov. g0-Coron quiet at 1884,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notes for December, addressed 90
the Feeble and DobliItated,

This is "A trying season for invalida. in-
deed for mll who are not blessed with yes
bust constitutions and iron frames
Cold has come upon az nuddenlys foalinH
up the open pores, ana souRftg DO, nn tt
were, any seeds OF disease that may have
been lurEing iu the system. nut which res
mained undeveloped 20 long as tho waste
matter Of the body and nii acid ana uue
wholesome humorH were freely discouraged
by evaporetl from The surlnco aud
through the bowels.
A tonic, apcrionf, and nitoratlVe medlr
cine ia now needed TO inVt EOfnto tho vital
powers, depressed by a low temp crttt. Ire &
To stimulate and purify the HecrcLlouH sud
% nt shD body 10 ENQUIRE, Without tn cone
veuience, pHin, or danger, the sudden cii-
matte change which uBhern iu the Winter
Tho only preparation which VIII fully
meet this almost universal need, end Wlll
thoroughly and safely perform The itu-
portant work, 81 the leading tonic aud
alternative ot the age, HO5IEElEh'8
STOMACH BIrlEh3.
TINS popular specific improves the ape
petite, invigornteH the dtRcntlvo organs
Regulates the now OF bile. eurlchea he
blOOu, culma the nerves, relieves c1uhti pas
tion, promotes super ncinl circulation aud
evaporation, and composed solely OF
wholesome vegetable clements with O.
pure atiTnuiant az their dinuslve vehicle.
may be taken BY the Wealfeat without fear.
The daWor a. agreeable, for although inc
BTTThRs are potent med ulino, they cone
tain no nauaealing oiemeut.
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Nashville Market.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, Nov. 90.
C,yrToN- Inactive low middllnn G<ct
good ordinary Elfes
OATa-1lC.
RYE-80c.
BARLEH--lic.
CORN 81 O..
FLOUR-G5 O0Q7 90 for supcrhno 60 fancy
BULK MMATs-Clear sides lIM#s rihuEN
lie; shoulders 1870.
LAHD-l8aLVb6c.
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MARRIED.

AIs-McFARLAND At eight
O'Clock last evening, at the residence of
DIR. 4. Q. BrtdWell, in this city, by Rev.
II. @. Settle, of greensboro, Mr.. GEORGE A.
WILLIAMS, chief clerk of the steamer
Frank Pargoud, to Miss ELIZA T. MoFAR-
LAND, of greensboro, KY.
II the warm wishes of many friends
could secure perpetual sunshine in the
young and pure hearts thus made one.
then indeed would the pathway through
life, of this happy pair, be ever bright.
May the providence Of the Almighty ever
overshadow and surround them, and strew
their way through life with perpetual
BLESSINGS and still Increasing Joy.
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,os rorE aold ana s.oon Earss'.

MONEY Market active and loans ad-
vanceu 60 z per eamt- for currency un
Governments, and per cent. Tor Toid on
stocks. There was very little stock with
an uneasy feeling Ia consequence OF some
rum ~ on the STOCK Exchange OF a locke
up OF greeubaekg; prime huainesa notes
pass slowly 40 l08l2.
tTEHLING~Dull a. $780,.
-Umacttlodt opened ntIaif l1II Lo
I2l1zs advanced 10 1li, and G uaed 90 1850
1Z3L. Carrying rates 8m7 per cent. Ciohr-
ances upwards OF forty millions.
GOVERN Nj EMTB- Weak. Coupons ut hta
ii51fMll55Gs 90. '62 Il2M0ll25<s do. '0f Il0&
mll05Zs do. '83 llt56Mul5<f dn4 new, lldl<M
ll3N; do. '6f lidtS Mtt3tf do 'tf, lla5fmiittfs
10 f0a It6MmlOIs currency 8s I0Il<MIIis.
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RAJ The city is flooded with swim
ding circulars. from New York, al
dressed to many of our most upright
citizens. Offering to sell counterfeit
money at very low price A pre-
tended slip from the New York Her
aid also accompanies each circular.
Cannot some law be passed to get at
these chaps? We should think the
police of New York could ferret out
and arrest these seOundrels.
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Louisville MGrket.

ny Teiegraph.l LOUISVILLE. Nov. 80.
CoTrOS-Adyance &c on all grades.
FLouR-2uieti extra fsmiiy t5 -.
81 %; white 81 20. Corn SIC. Rye soc, oats
50c in bulk.
HoGs-Held at 0I<91O1<c for heavy pack
ing; No. killed, 100 head; No. In pen,
1890 head.
ToBACCo-Leaf quiet and steady; sales OF
9I49l6I&c for leaf
PROYisIORs-Firm, with but little doing.
Mess Pork S32 %. Bacon, shoulders l0ikc:
clear sides 1870; breakfast bacon 2lc. Bulk
Meats, shoulders l25<c; Gear rib l6Lc, and
clear sides l65Zc.
LARD-Tierees 1sjzoi kegs I9Jzc.
WHIsFY-si 90.
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AN IMPORTANT PRoJECT-BLAsT
FURNAoE.-A few days ago we made
mention of the fact, that VIM. Kelly,
of Eddyville' KY, was in the city for
the purpose of ascertaining the views
of our citizens in regard to the con
structiou of a Blast Furnace in this
city. Mr.. Kelly has called upon sew
eral of our citizens. and last evening a
meeting Of some of our prominent
business men and manufacturers was
held at the Office of John Ingle, Jr.,
for the purpose of devising means to
erect Blast Furnace at this place.
The weather was so unfaYorable that
it was impossible that there should be
a full attendance, and a meeting was
called for Thursday evening, Dec. 2,
at 3 o'clock, at the Board of Trade
Rooms, over the Merchants National
Bank. This is a matter Of great in
terest to our city, and we hope and
earnestly urge a full attendance of
our business men on tomorrow after
noon. Manufacturing establishments
are what make great cities. aud the
present opportunity should not be
lost,
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~T T. G. 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.
je17-tf
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PEACOCK Coal. = We have been
shown by Mr. Philip Sasseen. Secre-
tary and Treasurer of the E., Fl. &
N, Railroad, specimen of coal from
the mines at jacksonville, Kentucky,
known as the Peacock Coal" so
styled because when broken the sides
of the pieces reflect all the many
colors Of a peacock's feather; in fact,
nearly all the eolors of the rainbow
can be observed. The coal has the
appearance of being an excellent
article.
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AN OLD Observation-Disclosures Files
has in his possession a half pint glass
bottle that is 13S years old. 1t was
made in Germany, in H31. and has a
German inscription, and that date on
one side. This bottle has been in the
family for seventy years, and has been
handed down from generation to gen.
Grafton. It is an old time relic.
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Kemphls Narkel.

- TefsGraph.l MEMPHIB, Nov, 90.
CoTTOS-Scarce and firm at 23J<c; re-
ceipts, 1889 bales; exports. 9s8 bales.
FLOUR STEADY.
CORH-ejc.
OATs-67d58c.
Hayes 5O0N %.
BRAE-s3 %.
PORK-S32.
IsARD-l89l9Lzc.
BAcoN-Scarcs; shoulders. lie: sides, 2ic.
BULK MEATS-Shouluers I31Sc; sides,
l71zc.
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Kew orleans Harkel.

By relegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 30.
COTToE-Closed quiet AZ 23s<c; sales g. 500
Dales; receipts $3.50; exports cOastWise
I055; to Bremen 2,O05.
AAK-LoWer. prime f83.
PORK-Oid s34: new eos So
LAKD-Ftrmer; fierce i99i91{c, aud key
201zc
.sueAR-Prime l2gl2sS, aud other artl.
cles unchanged.
GOLD-221<
slERLIEd-s2zS for \. Y. Sight
EIcHANGE-Par.
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MT. VERNON ITEMs.-TLa Post
Office at Mt. Vernon, Ind, has been
removed to the New Masonic Hall.
The Masonic fraternity gave an
oyster supper last week, to raise funds
in aid of the Hall fund.
Those of our friends at Mt. Yer
noon desiring to keep posted in the
latest news, will always find the DAILY
JOURNAL for sale at Mr.. Leon
Fuhrer's.
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CRIMINAL CoURr. - The classical
precincts of the cid postal head
quarters were silent yesterday. The
Court transacted no business, and has
adjourned until next Monday. As it
is probable that the grand jury will
not meet before next Monday week,
some of our citizens will enjoy a
short respite. and discontinue their
attendance at Judge Robinson's "re-
ceptions.n
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res Evansville has been epdeavo

B| Evansville has been endeavor-
ing, for long time, to secure a Board
of Local Inspectors at this place
We have before Us circular issued
by our Board Of Trade, dated Feb.
%, 1860, asking the passage of an act
for that purpose. 1t is hoped that
the coming session Of Congress will
make everything all right, and also
make Evansville a port of entry, and
give US branch of the Federal Court.
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E1HED.

NEWMAN. - On Monday, November
10Th, LEWIS NJ, only son OF VIM. H. and
Mary A. Newman, aged - months and 20
days.
The funeral services will take place from
the residence, on Mulberry Street, between
Sixth aud Seventh, at O'Clock PM. this
day (Wednes fay).
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EXAMINATION. - Louis Schimet
whose friends gave bond for his ap.
pearanee before U. S. Commissioner
Marsh. this morning. on the charge
of selling liquor without a Govern
ment license, will have a hearing to-
dav.
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STREET SIGNs.-From the action of
the City Council on Monday night it is
probable that the large signs that
are hung across the streets in our
city will be declared a nuisance, and
it il likely that an ordinance on the
subject will be submitted on next
Monday night.
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HALL DEDICATION. - Poseyviile
Lodge No. 269, I. 0. o. F., will cello
brate thei,: third anniversary on Mon
disy, December 18th, With grand
supper, and will dedicate their new
Hall with appropriate ceremonies.
Grand Secretary e. Il. Barry has
promised TO represent and preside at
the dedication, and az Grafton will
be delivered by Past Grand John
Preanse, Of New Harmony. 1t is
probable several Brothers from this
city viii attend.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the strangers
in the city last evening, We we're gratl-
fed to meet Col. A. Spray. of Curds-
vile, KY, Hon. r. 7. Kercheval, and
Samuel Kercheval, Esq, Of Rock
port, Mr. John Trunnell, of New
Orleans, and Captain John Gilbert,
Of Golconda, Ills.
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MISSIONARY MEETINa.-The Ep;s-
eopal Missionary Society will hold
meeting at st. Paul's Church this
evening, and it is hoped that there
will be a full attendance.
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E@ The sanguinsry color given to
Fl. A. Cooks new tea store, in the
Opera House building, makes it very
attractive in appearance. 1t is good
color to remember.
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GooD READINa.-The WEEKLY
JOURNAL will be issued this morning,
and is full Of interesting and enter
tanning reading matter, embracing
editorials, Geographic newa, miscella-
neous, etc. Also. synopsis of Rev.
Mr.. Van Antwerp's sermon on Ad-
vent Sunday, commercial and fnan-
cial summary, market reports by tele-
graph, sc. Copies in wrappers ready
for mailing, can be had at the count.
ing room. Price five cents, or 81 90
per aunum.
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len lori Brg aoods narKet.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
DRY GooDs 1T being Just &c the close of
the MONTH there ~ little demand for any
class OF textile fabrics, nor 81 thore any ifQ=
pOrtant chnnge Ga prices The daellun in
Merrimac b prints, yesterday. 10 fijfo bias
failed 10 mpart any 8flmuIuH 10 trade
which on the whole ig healthy though
quiet.
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THANKs.-Henry A. Cook, who ar
rived from the East yesterday, has
placed US under obligations for full
files of Eastern papers of late date.
Mr.. Cook will shortly have something
to say about Tea"
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30 Quite a change was made in
steamboat matters yesterday. The
John Lums1en goes to Nashville on
Thursday; the Lawellin will take the
place Of the Sam. Orr, for Tennessee
River, and the Sam. Orr will take the
place of the Armada for Cairo.
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E Cant some one get up project
for skating rink ia this city? One
of the Lamasco Lakes" might be
used, if enclosed and rooted over.
Who has one to spare?
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PUT UP BoxEs.-If you folks, who
complain of the non receipt OF the
JOURNAL, would provide a box in
which the carrier can put your paper,
you would have it at breakfast regu-
larly. When thrown into the yard, if
it is not stolen, the wind often catches
it up and hides it among the shrub
berry, or carries it of entirely.
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~ Work on the street railroad
extension has been suspended for the
past two days.
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FUN.-For real funny, side-split-
ting, ridiculous scene, watch photo
grapher trying to catch the feeting
shadow" of a six month angel, who
is determined that he won't keep
~a,lI
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Mills
vs.. Mills was continued yesterday,
and it is ito be continued" to day.
This briefly sums up the Circuit dock
ct for yesterday.
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81 The Won Bomelswitzen :"
Bros. will give another Seance Dia-
boziqus, at Masonic Hail, on next
Saturday week, December 18th.
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ST. ANDREw.-Tuesday was cele.
brated by the Episcopalians as the
Feast of st. Andrew. Religious SER
vices were held in both Churches.
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APPOINTMENT. - Captain Thomas
@. Smith received his commission
yesterday as Internal Revenue
Gauger. he will do the gauging of
spirits above Main Street il this city.
Captain Alex. Darling gauges below
Main Street.
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WOULD PAY.-We feel confident
that 4 good minstrel troupe could play
several nights, to good biz, in this
city. Why don't some Of them come
this way?
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Ia During the present muddy
state Of the streets, few more loads
Of river gravel would not hurt the
Sycamore Street crossings.
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CITY N E W S.

"a The Justices Courts contribu-
TED DO items yesterday.
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s% The delegates to Washington
City, appointed By the meeting on
Monday, expect to leave for their post
of duty about December 9th.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
no. 3S
No. 3S
NJ AIN STREET,
THE GREAT EMPORIUM FOR
@hS1a~os Sb

We guarantee better goods, and
lower prices than can be found else
where. Don't stop until you find the
store of GEO. MILLER g. Co..
nov27- Sat, Tu&Fr 80 Main st.
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HoP.-The pupils of Prof. Nc
Brides Dancing Academy will in
dulge in a social Hop this evening, at
Marlett's Hall.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Two steam
boat deck hands, white man and ne
gro, whose names we did not get. were
fined S. . each for plain drunk.