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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

e. g, VAN RIPPER, general.in-chief
of thefamous tobacco brigade, western
division representative Of Fatman &
Co., IS expected TO return from the
East and open the campaign about
the 1~stprozimo. His great experience
in the tobacco trade enables him to
pay TIE highest price for the great
staple. His many friends throughout
Southern Indiana and Kentucky will
give him e cordial welcome.
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ASSISTANT SUPERINTE6DENT.-We
have received a circular from Il. Z.
Shepherd, General Superintendent of
the Evansville, Henderson & Nash
vile Railroad, announcing the ap-
pointment CIV. II. Hart. as Assistant
Superintendent, in charge Of the
Northern Division, in place of Robert
A. Baeon, resigned.
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Nashville Market:

By telegraph NASHVILLE. Nov. l9.
C9TToN.Quiet;low middling, 2skei good
WHE1r-Red 81 10; amber 81 10 white
81 20.
CoRN-si o..
OATs-65c.
RYE-S1 90.
BARLEY-sl ..
FLoUR-S 00@T 90 for superhne TO fancy.
BAcoN-sides, zoe hams. 2lci shoulders
T7%c.
LARp-19e.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEN~s.-We direct
especial attention to tue new a5ver
tisements in this mornings JOURNAL.
They are especially important.
JOHN j. CHANDLER, Esq, adver-
tises q fine lot of counters, shelves,
and drawers-an excellent opportunity
for any person desiring to open a dry
goods, fancy or notion store.
w. w. CHANDLER, Secretary of the
Gas Light Company, gives notice of a
great bargain in coke. which is said to
be the cheapest fuel offered in the
market.
L. RUFFNEB, JR., & Co, say a word
of interest to those who appreciate
fresh pork, tenderloins, spare-ribs or
chine. Call around to-day aud get
your baskets full.
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ssLIght as a Cork

Is the expression of all housekeepsfs
after making biscuits with DooLEEs
BAKING POWDER. It is- chemically
pure in its composition, and possesses
no ingredients but such as are per-
fectly harmless, health md nutritious.
This is not only the best, but the
cheapest in market, as one pound
will 60 further than a pound and a
half of those of ordinary manufac-
ture. Use no other. Inquire atyour
Grocer's for DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER. noY13-3t-eod Z
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ABOUT TO RETURN.-We learn that
Mr.. Van Ripper, of the great firm of
Fatman IL Co. viii return from the
East on the first of December, with
plenty of greenbacks. fully prepared
to handle the crop of tobacco of this
section. Mr.. Van Riper's reputation
for fair dealing and prompt attention
to the interests of his patrons. is wide
spread, and the bare announcement of
his early return TO Headquarters, y
will cause a great many planters 80
defer making engagements until he
arrives.
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LORIsEiIle Aarkegs

By telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nov. 10.
CoTToN-Ffrm middnng 23Hc.
F~LOUR-Steady extra family g IS.
WHEAT-Red 81 O5mI -.
CoRN-&5c.
OATS-50c.
RYE-Sjc ON arrival.
HoGs-Held firm at I09f0%c gross for
heavy packing; killed in two days, 1000;
receipts same time, 5000.
TOBACCO-Firm sales 80 hhds at SS48 90
for lug and So SO, Sl2 25Ql7 90 for low to
medium and good leaf.
PRovIsIoNs-Ftrmer; Mess PORK $50. Ba-
con Shoulders 1916: clear Sides zoe; nix
Shoulders I3c; clear Rib 17c, and clear
Sides 17Nc.
LARD-l7Lc for fierce.
WHIsKY-sl 03.
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Hoqs.-L. RuEfner, Jr,, T. Co, cut
up about one hundred hogs, yester-
day, and will cut up about the same
number to-day. John GaYisk will
cut up about one hundred hogs to-
day. William Akin cut up only a
small lot yesterday, and does not ex-
pect to kill any more before Monday.
The indications are that packing will
commence in earnest next week,
although farmers still hold their hogs
at very high figures. The prices at
present are 83@82c gross. and 10@
1O3c nett, the latter price being paid.
for heavy hogs The tender Ioin and
~spare-rib season has fairly opened,
and VIC believe the demand is fully
up to tbs supply.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.

COMMISSIONER 3 SAFE Oh h6al E5L1l6'
RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the undersigned Commissioner, ap.
pointed by the Court of Common Pleas of
VandeTburgh County, State of Indiana, by
virtue of an order OF said Court, made at
Its September term, 1869, will sell at public
the city OF Evansville, in said county, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1frH, 1863,
At O'Clock PIX,
The following real estate in said county,
Lot number six (6), in subdivision of lot
number one hundred and nine l09), in the
by IS feet, on second, between Main and
Sycamore Streets, and has upon It a frame
Also, lot number twenty-three (23), In
IS by $50 feet. on Water street. etwee
Vine and Division Streets, and has upon It
a large hotel building, known as the
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
Also, twenty-five feet of lot number sew
enteen az, In Lower or McGaFy's En-
largement OF the city OF EEansVliie,
front line OF said lot, at a point twenty
five feet from the southeasterly corner Of
said lot, running thence along said front
at right angles with said front limo to the
alley in the rear of said lot; thence along
said alley towards Division Street twenty
TWO feet; thence to the place OF beginning
subject to the life estate of Martha Irwin
in one undivided third hereof; said part of
lot beng y by 70 feet OnE1rst, between Elm
snd Pine Streets and has upon 1t q good
brick DWELL ng-h house.
TERMS or SALE.-One-third cash, aad the
residue in equal payments at one and two
years; the purchaser giving notes, Win
appratsement laws, and with approved
JESSE w. WALKER,
RLYTHE HYNEs. Attorney. TnovI2 dtd
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CHURCH MEETING.-There will be
an important meeting Of the Church
and Congregation in the Lecture
Room of the Walnut Street Presby-
terrain Church, this evening at seven
o'clock. ~ full attendance il desired.
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Waedsa 9eRing b

1t gathers, tucks, fells, hemstitches
and seams without any adjustment,
which no other machine will do.
Every machine warranted to perform
just as represented. Office at Huds-
peth e. Adams, SO Main Street. Call
and examine it. u. PEAK, Agent.
p. S.-Agents wanted for the coun-
ties of Posey and Gibson. nov16.tf
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A FALSE RUMoR.-Some person
started e rumor on Thursday that the
Clara Scott had blown op. The report
spread like wildfre, and great excite
ment ensued. 1t was a canard, and
had no foundation.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY. = John H.
Scott, the energetic news dealer, has
laid on our table the Atlantic Monthly
for December. 1t is a capital number.
John is always up with the times
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FINE SERMoN.-The Rev. Mr. S.
Burfcfd delivered the Thanksgiving
SERMON at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
on Thursday. and it was a fine effort
We have heard it highly spoken Of by
many who were present.
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sen Orleans narket.

By TeIegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Nov. i
FEoUR-Qufet.
CoRT-ScaTce; white 81 %.
4Ay-Scarce, and held Mt s35 90.
MESS PoRK-Ffrmer at S3l SO.
neutrality-suspicious..
LARD-l7H9l9Zc.
SUGAR AND Observation-Disclosures.
WHISKY-Sl 16.
CoFFEE-Unchanged.
GoLD-127%.
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STREETS AND ALLEYs.-Our streets
and alleys are in u wretehed condition,
and the cutters need cleaning very
badly. We hope every impeeunious
chap that is sem to the lookup will
be made to work out his fine on our
streets and alleys.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

Pooh HoUsE.-There are at present
seventy-fye inmates at the County
Asylum, and the number is increas-
ing. There are only four persons
sick, which shows an excellent state
Of health at the Asylum.
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KemDhis Market,

BY telegraph MEMPHIa. Nov. 10.
CoTToE-Is quiet and firm. at 23%c; re-
ceipts for the past Two dayS 2,H9 bales;
exports, 2,23S bales.
FLOUR-UnchanEed.
CORN-Sl 90.
OATs-65c.
HAY-229.
PCRK-s3o 5O93l 90.
LARD-lS6l9c.
BACoE-5carce; sales of shoulders. Ec;
Sides, 2Ic.
BULK MEATs-shoulders 4c, AMI sides
at ISe.
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FINE WAGoN.-We notice that the
energetic firm Of Padden & Co.. the
great soap men, have just secured a
splendid covered spring-wagon, built
for them by Messrs. LAMBERT & Barren
fauger, of this city.
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Whites patent Files.

The opinion of Hon. GEORGE BAN
CRoFTt the Historian:
REV. Mr.. WHIFE=Ee0r Sir: For
simplicity, neatness, ease of hand
ling, adaptation to its purpose, and
cheapness, your Paper File is a ne
plus ultra.
Since fused it, I wonder how we
got along without it. [ End It excel
lent-to hold not pspeys only, and let
ters, but maps, and charts and plans.
The maps and plans once in this
Paper File, can be rolled up and car
ried about, and unrolled for use better
thanif they were In pasteboard COW
ers. 1t is approved by every one to
whom / have shown it.
Xoura f~ulv
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

WHARF.-The receipts of wheat
the past week have been quite liberal,
Notwithstanding the bad state of the
roads. The price has declined during
the week, and cur millers are nov
paying sos for Mediterranean and 81
for English and White.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

SCHOOL INsTITUTE.-The District
School Telchers' Institute win meet
to-day at the Upper Grammer School.
If the weather is propitious and the
roads psssable, a large attendance is
expected.
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PREsoorr HALL. = This popular.
dining saloon was crowded to its
utmost capacity on Thanksgiving Day,
and many persons enjoyed the good
cheer Of this favorite resort.
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New York DIR g0ods HarEM

BY Telegraph.I NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Yesterday being observed as a close
holiday, there was nc business transacted
IN this department, and the market to-
dag is also comparatively quiet, and prices
rule steady, having seemingly already
found their level.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

NEW TRIAL.-A motion for a new
has been made in the case Of DeBgler
vs.. the Evansville Insurance Com
pany. It is possible thatthe motion
will be argued to-day.
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pa~ 7. @. 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, Com
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters,
ie17-tf
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BSy- Igleheart Bros. have purohas-
ed about 10000 bushels of Rhsat
this season, which required oyef $50,
900 in greenbacks to handler
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IA Rev.a James Hill, having re-
snmed the ~pastorship of Jingle Street
NJ. E. Church, viii preach in said
Church tomorrow at 101 O'clock A. NJ.
anda7P.M. The ,plyblie are limited.
Sabbath School at 8 clock A. NJ,
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RAJ Tie Directors of the Evans
vile Library Association are request
ed to meet at the Library Room. at s
o'clock this evening. The interest of
the Association demands of each
member to be present. no20
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PHILHARMONIC CoNcERT.--The
old style concert by the Philhar-
monies, that win take place next week,
promises to be an interesting affair.
We will give further particulars
shortly. W. believe that it will be
given next Thursday night.
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Snare Ribs. render LoIus

Spare Ribs, fender LcinS
Anything in the Pork line to be
had every day, at our Pork House,
First Street, between Sycamore and
Vine Streets.
no20sf j.. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.
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AFTER HIS MoEEY.-A gentleman
arrived in town one day this week,
from Brandenburgs KY, after a man
who had borrowed $3.50 Of him, and
then ran away with some other mans
wife. The pursuef was not after the
lost wife, but simply wanted to re-
cover his money. Parties answering
the description went up the railroad
last Monday evening, en- route to In
diauapolis. tgoe
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BIGAMIsTs.-Sherif Miller, yester-
day, arrested Joel Byrd and Emma
Jane Byrd on the charge of bigany.
Emma Jane Russell was married to a
man named Hobbs, who is now In
Jail for attempting to get Mrs. Ruger.
who was a witness in the Cra-
mer-Crouel ease, out of town.
She lived with Hobbs several
years, but finding, as she says. that
he had another wife living, she left
him, ane lived with Joel Byrd for
about two years. She heard, not long
since, that herself and Byrd had been
indicted for living together without
being married. and last week they
were duly united in wedlock. The
great trouble in her case was that she
did not get a divorce from Hobbs.
Both the parties were lodged in Jail
last night. Mrs. Russell II bbs-B Byrd
has a little daughter, nearly two years
old. in Jail with her. We suppose the
case will be investigated shortly.
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I'll. HERMANN, Candy Manufacturer
and wholesale dealer in Toys, Candies
and Fireworks, has just received a
new and large stock Of Christmas
Toys for the holiday trade, for sale at
the lowest wholesale prices.
H. HERMANN,
nov17-tf No. 40 Main Street. g
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A HUMBUG.-It viii be remem-
berad that, not long since. a smart
agent was in this city selling the
Oriental Hygro-B Barometer" which
the said agent asserted was a sure
and reliabls indicator of changes in
the Weather. Quite a number of our
citizens invested in the new sensa-
tion," buS SO far as we have been able
to learn, the Indicator" won't tell
anything about the weather. One or
two were placed in the Library Room,
but they have proved no exception 10
the general rule.
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BGE Cashmere for Bays and Mems
wear, very cheap, at Sehapker, Bus
sing q Cos. l7EV now
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WAREIEa-A little child aged
about one ysar while crawling in the
floor at the residence of its parents.
yesterday, goo hold Of a piece Of col
ored card bOAyd, and. Of couse, child.
IKE, Immediately put the same in its
mouth. The enamel on the card was
poison, and in a short time had a seri-
ons effect on the child. DIR. Hilliard.
was called IN, and he found the child
to be in a ~precarious condition
Prompt remedies saved it. This
should serve as a warning to parents
to be careful what they allow their
children TO play with.
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zREo0RDER's CoURT.-Wm. Mourn.
a "monrner" from the Isle of Erin,
for getting on a plain drink, without
any "Scullops,' was docketed for
IS 25. which he paid.
John Cook, a young man, for carry
ing concealed weapons, was fined
Sc 80. Paid,
The above were all the cases yester-
day.. Through the able administra-
ton Of Recorders Willard, rowdyism
has become quite a luxury. The
" buffers" have TO pay a premium for
indulgiDg in their drunken sprees,
and they can't afford more than about
one each month.
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Weeds Sewing MachIne.

The Family Favorite. Call and
examine its workings. No. 60 Main
Street. novl6-tf
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STREET RAILRoAD.-Work on
Eighth Street, for the Street Railway
extension, was begun yesterday, and
fourteen men were at work under the
superintendent of Peter Zapp. The
orosssties are distributed along the
line. and the work will be pushed
through with rapidity. We are 10 :
formed that about forty laborers will
be put at work on Monday, and it is
expected to finish the work IN two
weeks. This extension will be a great
improvement for the upper part Of
the town, aud will undoubtedly en-
nance the price of property in that
portion of the city.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-On and after
Monday next, another slight change
of time will be made on the L. & q.
Railroad. The mail train will leave
at 1910 An, and the noon mail will
arrive at 1900 N. This slight change
has been made necessary in order to
give passengers time for dinner at the
Junction. the 0. & NJ. Railroad hav-
ing changed time after the E. & @.
had changed.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the Criminal
Court yesterday, the case of Charles
Exc was called up. Judge johnson
prssiding. a change of venue having
been taken. The trial was postponed
until next Friday.
One indictment against Charley
Bradleys for selling liquor on Sunday,
was nollied. and a trial on another in
diotment wee set for this day woek<S
The case of Jennie Jones vas called
and trialset for next Friday.
The Court was not in session in the
afternoon. ee
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REcoLLEcP that the journal Office
is headquarters for Initial Note
Paper.
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Er Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shawls, just re-
ceived, at Sehapker. Busting & Co.'S.
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EF Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies' initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oo1fP
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BI- Praue's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 so to
S25 90. Call and examine them at
Is. u BIS. Efea& sa oeltf
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REAL EsTATE.-The sales ef real
estate the past week foot up B9O0..
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ns GEORGE BANCROFT.
These files are for sale at the jour
nal Office. They range in size from
p to 50 inches. All who have used
them inthis city fully sadorse Mr..
Bancroft's testimonial. nov12
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GuctIon-ReaI Estate.

In avery few days I shall advertise
some very desirable Real Estate at
public auction. All persons having
property which they wish included in
said sGle, will please give me the de-
scription this week.
ALvAH JOHNSON,
BoT9-tf Real Estate Agent,
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%OlncInnatfM arkeG.

BY TeleEraph.l CIucTEFATIs Nov. 10.
FLOUR AND WHEAT-Unchanged.
OoRS-Scarceiand higher; ear 93a95e
OATS-UnShanged. at zS964c.
F RYE-Duil at S0985c.
misunderstanding unchanged.
CoTToN-Is Nc htghers middltng 24c.
oBACCO- &c higher: sales OF 10 hhdSs
al $50 90 to $40 W for Tugs to good leaf.
WHIsKY-Firm sc 81 OF.
MISS PoRK-Held at s3l 50932 90, with no
sales. sit
BULK MEATs-Heid at I2Ec, I81z916Zc
for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides,
packed demand light.
LARD-SOld at lie for steam and 1751c for
Kettle, but at the close &c could not be
bought at these rates, q for future de-
livery IL fs ~notofered.
Hoes -FIlmer; sales at $40 90 to $40 rs; re-
ceipts 5000 head; 500 hogs, averaging 225
lbs. sold at Sl2 IS net.
GREEN MEATs-Sold at ll5zc, 14SSe and
BNc, but generally held a had higher.
BUTTER-UnchanRed fresh SOC to 35c.
EGGs-FiFIn at 38a40e.
CHEEsE-Firm With a good demand at
HITh0l9c. f9 a
0TLs-Ltnseed steady at 90@82c; Lard OIL
firm at o. 40m1 As; prices tend upward.
BUaAR-DuA at be to 15Kc for new.
CoFFEE-Unchanged.
G0LD-l2BH buying. A
ExoHAEeE-lt0 discount buying and par
selling.
MoNEYAMarket close at lOaI2 per cent.
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TOBACCO S~ALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co., sold on Thursday, a lot of old
tobacco of various grades, at eight
cents all around. The receipts of
tobacco are light, and win continue so
for some time. The season will not
fairly set in before the middle of
February.
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MUcILAaE Reservoirs at the Jour
nal Office. al
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TRIED AGAIN. - In Tuesdays
Journal. we stated that a man from
.Posey County had applied for a Ger.
~tifeate as q teacher, but Prof. knight
refused to license him, on account of
his not being sufficiently qualified.
The applicant made another trial yes.
terday, but was fully as unsuccessful
as on his previous application. Out
Of ten questions in arithmetic, and q
like number in geography, he failed
to answer a single one perfectly cor
rect. He begged hard to be allowed
to teach for six months, in order to
raise money to educate himself, but
Mr.. Knightfelt thatit would be doing
such manifest Injustice to the pupils,
that he was compelled to decline.
The result is, that a schoolmaster is
wanted at a certain point in Posey
County. Do
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"a See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasuSe
Of meeting in the city on Thursday
night and yesterday, Mr.. d, Day,
partner of Mr.. FL. G. Hanson. CON
tractor for the completion Of the T..
H. &N. r. r., also Mr.. p. H. Hart.
the new superintendent. From them
we learn that work will be commenced
within a few weeks, on the line be-
yond MadisonyiHe. aud that the road
will be flushed early next year.
Mi. E. j. Rogers. Of New HarmO-
ny. aud William Richeson. Of Union-
town, we're in the city yesterday.
Our esteemed friend aud former
fellow citizen, Louis Halves, Of Mem
phis. arrived here By lastnight's train.
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ht. f.nula HfrFek.
lBy relsErapb.I s.. LOUIS. Nov. 10.

BY Telegraph.t ST. LOUIS. Nov. 10.
T~oBacCo-Tn good demand, but supply
small and prices unchanged.
CoTroN H~fMP-Nothing doing.
~FLoUR-Very quiet and unchanged FAN
Buperfne SO SDd4 %; X s. 25g4 so; Xxx 81 70
95 %; XXX 50 50g5 IS; choice to fancy
81 O017 So
WHEAT-Infair demandaud unchanged ;
No. 2 aspiring inspected $50 no. 1 do, BIC;
No 2red Fall 92M@HLc; No. 1 do, 81 029
/ eS; choice 10 fancy 81 l59l 30; prime TO
chotce white 81 20@l 25.
Co~RN-Suppiy small and the. market is
buoyant and Arm /; new white 90@g3cs new
mixed g2g93c ;prin1e white 81 O39l o..
OA~Ts-Ffrmefi 4215g44%c in bulk; 6k0i
4S%c IN sacks.
B~ARLEY-DulI and lower; 81 O59tI0 f0fs
prime to choice Minnesota Spring.
RYE-Better at 67970c.
WHISKY-Firm at 81 Oh.
GRoCERIES-Quiet Int unchanged.
PoRK-Firm and higher at $50 for new.
DRY SALTLD MEATS-Firm at l25zc for
shoulders; 16Zc for clear rib sides: lie tor
cleaRsides.
RzeoN-Firm at 1870 for shoulders: 1917
G2Oc for clear sides; this closes oEG the
stock of old Sides, except scattering let's of
cOuntrySteam at lie for choice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

Sag The best and cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Bussing 81 Cos. now
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20
CITY N EW S.

asrGrand jury meets on Monday.