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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

CHURCH SoCTABLE.-The Sociable
of the Nina Streeta(0 Old Sehool) Press
byterian Church was held last night
at the house of Mr.. Ell. ID. Allis, on
First Avenue, and was an exceeding
ly pleasant affair. The evening was
fine and the attendance large, bnt
especial pains were taken that all
present might know each other, and
the great sociality that prevailed illus
trated " how sweet the ties thar bind
the Christian hearts," The refresh
ments, in their abundance and lux.
ury, was an earnest Of the large
hearted and generous hospitality of
the kind host and hostess who, with
their charming daughters, were assidu-
Gus in their attentions to all present.
The Street Railroad Company, with
commendable consideration, kept
their Ears on duty until IL o'clock.
to carry those in attendance home. {
The MfrE.-TKe Mite given by the
ladies of the Walnut Street Church
last night, was one of their most
happy and successful efforts. The
attendance was very large and the
social enjoyment very perfect. The
supper table was u of the most
sumptuous, tasteful and elegant ever
set in the city. A brigade of fair
damsels with white aprons, were
especially delegated to see that all
were well cared for, and they perform
ed their duty in the most commend
able manner. For apleasant evening,
crowded full of real rational enjoy
ment, commend us to al Church
Sociable or Mite.
HORsEs.-See notice of horses and
mares for sale by Forth Il Bewles. at
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

B1 Geo. s. Sonntag & Co. can be
found at the old Lowenthal store,
corner of First and Main Streets,
where they expect to supply their
customers with goods In their line.
de243tf-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

B- James Gordon Bennett, Jr.,
the world In his great yacht race.
SO DR.. jaw. PoIands Hufnor Doe
tor outstrips all other remedies for
cleansing the blood Sold By
JAZZ a GLouD q AIKEN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

BkE For pare Drugs, Medicines
and Liquors for medicinal use, Ivory
Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes,
Colognes, Pomadcs and Fine Brushes,
go to Sehmefmann IL Burfetd's Opera
Drug Store, Isl South First Street.
Prescriptions carefully COMPOUNDED
at all hours. s. 90 janis 6mes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
Public School Examinations.

YWyHE SEMI. ANNfTAL EXAMINA-
lion OF the Public Schools of the city
viii commence at the High School Build
ing, on Wednesday,, February Sd, and be
continued I'm the folio wing order:
Wednesday,, February 3d-Upper Gram
mar School.
Thursday and Friday, February Attn and
5th-High School. 20
Monday A fte moon February Sth = All
Second Primary Schools.
Tuesday Forenoon, February 9th All.
First lima SchoO s..
Tuesday Afternoon, February 9Th All
Second Intermediate Schools.
"Wednesday. February lOth-AH First 1n-
termediate Schools. a
Thursday, February nth "A Second
IN schools.
Friday, February I2thAAlI First Gram
mar Schools.
The Mayor aRd city Council, parents,
and n public generally, are invited To
attend. y LGLEHART, .ts.
JOHN w. FOSTER,
ISIDOR ESSLINGER, 7
Trustees.
NJ INowv fogl ANxv
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Dissolution.

TEEEE FIRM KNOWN As LODGE,
- jenkins q Fender is hereby dissolved.
All moneys due the hrIn to be collected by
Arthur lodge and Charles Jenkins, and
debts made by the f1rm paid bv said Lodge
and JenklnS. ARTIiUfs LODGIe,
CHAS. JENKINS,
JNO. FENDER,
janI6 d3w GEO. FENDER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

HORsEs.zSee notice of horses and
mares for sale by Forth Il Bewles, at
the American Stables.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

RECORDERS COURT.-Yesterday a
woman named Lizzie Walbridge app
peared before the Recorder on charge
&C drunkenness and disorderly con-
dnct In her case a jury was called
and impanneled. The verdict was
guilty. and a fine of one cent was inn
posed. The costs in the case amounted
TO SO. =
A woman, well known in the city,
and who has many relatives Of re-
s%pectability here. out of which con-
sideration her name is omitted, APP
peared ON charge of keeping a house
for dancing earousals for idle and
dissoIute persons" Waving an ex-
animation, she was fined $50. From
the decision of the Recorder an APP
peal was taken to a higher court.
The woman referred to has often
made her appearance in the Record
er's Court.
A young man, who of late has got
into a great deal of trouble, and whose
name would not be withheld but fol
the fact that he is the son of one oil
our oldest and most prominent citi-
zens, appeared on charge of commits
ting an assault on Alexander Gum
berts, night before last. with intent to
kill, The evidence was straightfor-
ward and strong. The young man
was held to bail in the sun Of 81 ,00(
for his appearance at a higher court
His brother went on the bond, and
the young man was set at liberty. Il
is hoped that he will not forget hi:
promise made to friends to abstain
from drinking Intoxicating liquor, ant
that he will at once reform.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The
forenoon of yesterday was taken up
in arguing a motion for a new trial in
the case Of Chandler VS.. Hart. The
motion was based on alleged miscon-
duct of jurors. the misconduct con-
sisting in some Of the jurors talking
with outside parties about the case.
The motion was overruled. The
greater part of the afternoon was
taken up in hearing q Ease which
grew out of a bet made on the cleo
ton. The details are not important
to the public. With the exception of
the two cases above named, nothing
was done in the Court of Common
Pleas yesterday. There is still a good
deal of business on the docket.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
G. r.. RUDD.
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Special Agent for the Baltimore b
Ohio Railroad,
my2l-tf EVANSVILLE. Inn.
rHANoY DYE HOUSE
F. GRAUPNER.

DYER AND SEQ URER,
FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry
Silk, Wool, Cotton, re-, colored to order.
All work warranted, aud any damages
promptly paid. lma27 d6m
WyOOD & WATER have opened a
Wood Yard on Fifth Street. bs-
tween Locust and Walnut, and shall keen
constantly on hand a full supply.
Having had hose attached 10 my water
wagon, / am prepared to I'LL cisterns on
very moderate terms.
Orders left at my residence, ON Walnut
STREET, batwee Third and Fourth. will be
promptly nI1ed. THOMAS BULLEN.
de2 dam
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

EooNoMIGAL.-We are informed by
a responsible and reliable gentleman,
that the Street Commissioner, in fix
ing up Leet Street. shoyeled up and
hauled away gravel that property
holders had paid for, for the sole pur-
pose of being put on that street.
That IS economy with a vengeance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

AA New Arrivals.
5 bbls Krout.
8 Sweet Cider.
. Buckwheat Flour.
8 Elegant Syrup.
100 Eastern Apples.
10 eases Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
PARSONS, SCoVILLE ~ MoFFETT.
dee29.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

g FoR RENT.-Business House No.
81 Main Street, three doors from the
corner of Third Street. For particu
lars, apply to Arthur LoDdE,
16-i0t CT. JENKINS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

ANEW SqeeK AND A NEW STORE.
It affords as great pleasure to direct.
attention to the extensive display adj
vertisementl of Messrs. George S.
Sonntag & Co, who have just opened
a large and carefully selected stock
of hardware, on the northeast corner
Of Main and First Streets, and again
solicit the patronage of their old Gus
toners and such new ones as may
favor them with a call. They have no
old goods, their entire stock beng
fresh from the manufacturers, selected
with special reference to the wants of
this trade. The extensive experience
of Mr.. George s. Senntag in the hard
ware business gives him especial faeil-
tiles for understanding the wants of
the trade, and for supplying 1t.
His well known energy, enterprise,
and liberal method of dealing has
secured to him many friends, whom
he will be pleased to welcome at his
new quarters, corner of Main and
First Streets. He proposes to sell
strictly for cash, and at very small
profits. Read the advertisement, and
call and examine their stock.
EVANSVILLE CROWDED OUT.-The
Petrolia No. 2 was chartered the first
Of the week to go into Green River.
She left here on Tuesday evening, and
went up TO South Carrolton- When
she returned to Rumsey, the collector
of tolls demanded 1853 90 as tolls for
passing up and down through two
locks. Captain Rust considered this
tax an outrage, as it certainly was,
and as no notice of an advance on
tolls had been announced, Captain
Rust refused to pay it. The conse-
quence was that he was detained ten
hours, when he paid the exorbitant
charge under protest. Our people
can readily see the object in thus in
creasing the tolls. The company
owning the franchises of the slack
water navigation, own the boats ply
ing on that stream, and whatever they
pay as tolls goes into their own peck
cts. When an outside boat attempts
to enter the trade, to accommodate
the people up Green River, a toll is
charged that amounts to a prohibit
ton, and the boats belonging to the
company thus secure a monopoly of
the trade Of the river, and that goes
to Louisville, to the no small ihcon-
venience and expense of the people.
Ii is to be seen whether the people
up Green River are willing to pay
tribute to Louisville merchants and
Louisville steamboats,. They want
fair play.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

AdIstfnguIshed Methodist Minister and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lecturer once re-
marked that 90 where hefWOuld, from one
end of the country to the other, he hardly
and while he condemned the practice of
using these Bttters too freely, he could not
consctentfousiy say that he would discard
had experienced beneficial results from
their use, and that, from a close observa-
ton, he was convinced that when used
moderately, and as a medicine exclusive
ly. they were all that was. recommended.
At tine same time he warned mis- hearers
not To pull thef cork too often, for they
We're ar too pleasant q ionic 10 tribe wit4l-
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the hest
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. 3Hs jan~ItAd3teod&ItW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

ME Try some of Hudnut's eele-
hfated Hominy Grits. 1t is superior
10 Rice, Tapioca. Sage or Corn Starch
for buildings. For sale at the New
York Grocery. ll.-r. Lr-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
A1Card.

Wishing to contradict II. .Suess in
his advertisement of being the only
Stencil Gutter and Ehgrayer in the
city, I take this method OF Informing
the public that he, is not the only
Stencil Cutter or Engraver in the city,
nor has he ever cut a brand that gave
satisfaction, or that | had not to cut
over. Ill BRUCKNER,
Z. WALSH,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

TwO LEvEEs FRTDAR. asa nua ~.
sATURBAY. TTTREk Levels.
mt n AM and . and SA m.M.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

S Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRDWELL q Co.'s Drug Store, cor
ner ofThird and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. [oc26 DIFF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

A LARGE STocK OF SUPERIOR
LIoUoKs.-N. +. Carr & Co., at No. 3
and 4 South Water Street, have a very
large stock of superior Liquors of the
choicest brands, selected with great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants G. this trade, and offered at
very small profits by Wholesale to cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. dee10-dff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUsEI

FRIDAY AND
zoos January 29th and Both.
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Positively Two Days ONLY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-16
WHITE PINE! (!

At any of our Offices, and forward the samc with
Marx Goods care Woodruff e. Ennor, Fast
Freight, and send Steamer Receipts TO saera'
N'SGs 'oFFicES-e2. Clay street. San Francisco !;
% j street. Sacramento, and 50 south = stFee''
Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-16

rARrEs 2 y1srrE, AL ssrIlI7as;, sT1FEs; and and
STotypcs; Ms.aIn;soit{Spessi. ,isan &c tSe art. M
oil other kfass rs Of ali kinds copied Also
.sS and dec eased taken ct their rcsaenSs' T InS'
II fS desired. Cola Lockoss and rin:J o. lBEAIs. a %
t,on "a H,u. Sept smeer Is. 1859. lsa
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OHANGE OF TINE Eastward = Express
v Train leaves Sacramento daily at $50 A. NJ;
arrives at Junction, T:40 L. ~; Colfax, $40 4. NJ;
Reno, d:05 r. ~: Wadsworth, G:l0 p. NJ; Carlin,
7:,0 A. NJ; Elko, a:3J A. NJ; Promontory, 1000
p. ~; Omaha, $40 p. NJ; Chicago, 4:l5 T. NJ;
New York. 6:30 An.
RETURNING Express Train leaves Prom.
ontory daily. 4:lo IN; arrives at junction, lSao
THROUGH TINE GOING EAsT.-From
Sacramento 10 Omaha, days and : hours: TO
Chicago, 5 days and hours; to New York,
dsys.
leave Sacramento G:SO 4. n. and 2P; r.; arrive
JUNCTION 7:i0 A. ". and 3l5 +. NJ; Marysyille.
$3.50 A. n. and $50 p. II. Leaves Marysville b:3o
A. N. and 1910 A. NJ: arrives junction 7:3O A. n.
and 1aaO r. NJ: Sacramento 1000 a. n. and l:20
TN. .,>
Francisco or Sacramento 10 Omaha. $s3 70: TO
ST. Louis. S97 20; to Chicago, $97 90; 10 New
York. Sl12 90: to Boston. $l14 40.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
IRE run daily from Sacramento to Promontory.
Doublc Lower Berth. IS 90; Double Upper
berth. IS 90; State Rooms, gle 90. Double
Berths accommodate two persons; State Rooms,
'0sf sEEfoSD fS,SsSDD'c CLASS TRAINS lesre Sacramento
sriIy GSnndavs excSpted at 200 p. NJ Fare to
On, aha. Sl5 90: ST. Louis, St5 90; Chicago,
Si5 10: New York, S5j 90.
SCuIl,DREN not over Twelve ds) years or
age, Half Fare; under Five % years OF age
frSS; 100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE per adult
passcncer) Free. so Pounds Baggage lpef
ZEN FSTRa BAGGAGE (over 1OGlbs.) between
sacramento and Omaha Currency $i5 per 100
nounds. c. CRoCKER, Gen'l sup't;
P August II. 1859. sei.tf
, 1869-11-23

SsannAy, 1895. the defendants sdv,ped comn,s.n.n
sad Z. u sSlSe sSe,oen s,S hsfd d.rs s@sn D: Ogden
s,at sn1 ~! retaihed her hterest In hef properly
NaHn was Included In tho sale, vherejote ~,
H. 191 n1sseo @ to yest tu Koes1t L. bulkey zone q
W neI bencot, vht1eupon Ahe made the CONVEY
Aooe on The consideration eIparsssd. Of IS, ,m
no. nor ~ PIT e1 7
rses.on q h!s partner Fitch, ha. conveyed, con.
Promised. ana re1saseo her equisabie eaims for
aenn soms r. o. money for raiee he and the arm
inuueed By Tie trauda 70 convey tne pfopert1
herein mentioned to one George II H.mhf1ght.
sse @ sss oa e se Il. 70 Scn
Wefe neE conndenuAl aRen!s and attorneJl
WILD LAkDS IN I0wA4
LAuf9n Z. lnf!aru '. William a. Boyef e, aIx
acres Of land iu O'bnen County, Iowa. being nros
portion o. land remaining uHsold OF jotnf specu-
laslon with Charles Boyer. deceased.
chsres v. Weston q ii. '. John poo,ey =, q,
I'LL for the specific performance OF al aJIepa,{
snm ~ - SS''
Henfy +. ana sarah Il Temple :. BENJAMIN r.
ment Of dover in Lot 20, Ia Block lots a ia
la and u. hlocs :: and Lots s. ., and 10, loci $
~ ''' "t-a' pA's +" 1rx, G1ax Aoatlon 10 Chicago
john = CALHOUN T, Jonathan Young Sc.nn,on
G,a; r. ~ ~ 20 redeem 'rom sale one-hal1 Of ihc
uAn U! me hofneaas quarter CT Sec;ton ID.
- - eas- aEseaty actes near HIDE Park-)
reter e.,,,,7Sc7JLH s7IAc7JLHkh AFYA1RS
fnr : ssnutnet '. Nobert n. Nyman ct al. Btu
q; ~ y srd ~ .! L9t T. and The west Es feet
St -. ". hna me east IS feet Of Lot 1e Ieees &
SSnts SNnts snbdlr1ston OF HIocka ID and =. Scbooj
oI Tnrsr ~ 1he n'a Il to secure release
=! ~, moSei. !ot Wh'ea consideration Is alleged to
iaaos oeea palo, with specific agreement 10 re-
Is,
-a3-sat LnAunceS WntftaScf ct al. Nill to per.
Z Ssh3s sGcnJ GaJ a. y 70 ihe lite 10 Lot i Bicck
~ S~44oot eteuou Au0ItlHn.
EkW Sits
I'll, =. l@sandaH @ v Fedac Stzanh Aasuup-
1aensy noe =. tfed!lch Nihht aud Peter Mathy.
@A5MsalpeI Mln1 Oemahd: $1m
tnMnss M,1lse' nann =. .d1e RailwnE Company. As
xnnr t., 15efson e Y. Joseph Carpenter. A.
snnnsli: Demand, 600.
cs9inn raa ~ weta TnS United States Eng Dess,'
, 1869-11-23

SnaEged him. .et,ins- him to % 70 Chicago.
aDyHnerc elee be nis. 1t Sec NJ ina boy ~
sent 70 she Catholic Asylum.
Seay. hastnE stolen qnaan1 Or von1nn;s c1ot1
log ron NJ Aaekilh, No 2s7 soa'h CLARK strneI
IL. 1ass p 6si 5%s II a sRss f. r.. .Psqs ssa
s1;eoo for trtAl 1t the Rccovder1 court
! ~, 4sany AeCune whose c1ss waa mentioned Bonn
| sue slnee, tcd ho stole . lot Of c!oth.cg IRON
aass19aooS' wes scas to the Rccofuerb Court unde1
,, John Feutr.tein. another clothes th,ef, who
h.osc EVE qoaat1ty Of wearing apparel from the
aeesA Waa held in 500 for tstai At lae Recorder
HURON s1aBKr COURT.
~ nsGsAca 3ainnh term Of once, as Magistrate Of
ING North Ns1t!ou Police Conrr, expires shortly.
of the Common Council. E1ceedineiy anxlous ia, to
aold over another term he mas frequently a.,
p5e5ssa na11 the W.h .hat he nesspapeT reporters
n,p pon" @ Or sonmendasoz7 notice OF ha peculiar
ntneas f0r the position 10 which he asnlres
nN sao san betes, e. 'sSr'{ % Inn sye no
| nlnon to secure the election Of 70 e,panis
and indispensahly vauab;e incumbent ia q laads.
tas, 6,s Gnts, .nd M TIC newtpapers wou!d be notably
ndequats setting forth IN at its bearings. < case
a ID po;nl 70 : pecns.iy characteristic one, oc.
IhGnae catou, two Of the most notorious and Qn
fsf sy ysc.aSsI =, Ss,sso ri saa - siessas =
the1s g. @.,; ~, Hor;h!es adoEn The Rosues' GslIefes
1, 10 aa ne police s:at!ons There Was no defence
,sef aeu p!s s. sotn parties being 700 wc!i %
Nauaee and would 20 rack there Il allowed. lie
Hab notd ~. and The execution eas sn snspended-
Gn1ont time lie came % smiling a. thonrh nns
IN INC least doubtful as to bis fnte
What DO you know about Nj. Cation =" eerere.
15ans hea'asa 1hs ne Court OF Policeman Buras who
~! -! donr k1ow anything about h,u,n said
halne; adding. With as"eet nmllc at Catpu, he.s
Eeg Ecod sort Of boy. u Tommy.
anyth1cg oaa about HIN :" A'"
n Gspss,p sssa, ,Fs,s,, Fox nSonng at all neEer sAw
The Corrt, clanc'n. around among the Assem-.
.G.ea I9 paliec1en- "Dd anybody ever see nm
No one replying. the Court sad, "Taea he can
So and Tommy went ~ ~'A'1
Wae.her the fact shas7 few minutes later, the
fant, mad anything to do with tnIa Remarkable act
o. cieEe1cy 1nd curious judicial proceeding. or
forthcoming e!ect,on are matters pare,y inse,ens
tsaL The tacfa are as given at,ovc-
Wesley Jewell and Efwad Stewart, who had
ueeu arrested on suspicion OF having been con.
cerned in the coblcutz burglary were arT4tgnrd
On the chasEe Of Sne1accy. They we're found in
pockets ot Jewell, aud bogus Doad and ssvesni VT I
Gheckl On the Fourth National Bank OF Chicat o IN
s:erarts pockets. The tosmer was died sio0,
hight" waa discharged. ~ 49,
Me1se Ks1ns POOR wretch VIM appeared tn
tFfmena. vas aned Il and sentencM TO ten daYs Ia
Ine irldewtl ~
William Walker, ionntl. under susp,c.ous ctr
ner Of Indiana and Clark strctta, wns tuej fia
Garrett Cooper and Henry Da Lane. te eanslers,
Eho had been asrcxtcd for tnkiug saud iron
Ctcaf street, we're nnen sl1 each
Ga's5 ly.o! - aed il 800 SsiI ior Ia, ia 10
, 1869-11-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

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shstny ri 81 m fsl;oTIas were IT, raius
HIS. as.:: eoaen sas e.. 81 q 81
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FIT Fl ~ so.sss 81 sos seea; {, ;.e s3s ys.
+ lsH.: Sts Yets i.s:s.y. sasas: msaais fsssosr.
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day. tncash tts demand W. not a. nfsent = tNFat
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ash s i,. ia.S s; @ s Sd n.sa Ha5 m 1Ea
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OUfFEE-Basiar u thin deps:aent exhibited =
s. = tsxt I'D IL I5: saa
q. 81; -.
tso;I mon tSa
f1ans m i 70 ssTs
EASbLK-- TTis1; Wete stssay Ind aaeh.afeti
The delnsnd .wst heat: Ki1t's ya1tsos. lp4
US ::'ss :ss: ::fs;ss u: si: .sa!:.5 b,4s :sss
s:e.Tt;s 5; nsn.- .s41ssos, u s, a,,,. 49,, 49, :.
,,sst sseah; % ss q sss9 { I'd =: s
: 80 Z sssss s s
i, M = :: AID :pa i III 4 rpHads " 9ss,, I,
, 1869-11-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
MONDAY EVENING. yoy. =

MONDAY EvEScs0. SoE,u
EEEF ,cATTLE7Th!e Wa ecrr:dc7atts ialnI.v
to r ttars Ct ssrck not ony on aoc,i sccnuut
re.f .:T.s-arstd The qaalny of sht H:trsiHt. u
dteid improvement that 1t ans nf The h1f
~. ecdi: tA.s 4nd rAes quick tI Lat ,verks
rseta Ike ttAtket closed arm the Aaue1Ad ruots-
.ilLf:
e1nxISG FnlCH1
Csi"sec EeeTtt-Fsat. ias, well 10 .usei. t. &
war f@.l GtS, II, aad Areras!uk from LEO %
Law s'caa.so
s.1.. .$er.s:e< Liz 70 tsto - .s........- 6MaaU
Frlr t'.a:et.Fair s-errs, ia faIs rcah. kI.1ss.
,inE ~ ,"i cg ~: koo a47s
~ ~ e3auehier. sveraEiax % "a loo - a7sa4s
Stack CAslr-C1Il1hu cattit- la tIcs:nS tlcAh,
.scraeEe 81 u INTO a8 a =
tEf.H-i!t' k2d sno cows Hud 10 s3 o.
AOrS-Iht tScttp{t wFft eJrue f.nD haAa4 AZ un-
GsasHt Ite fo3 The "itnire day. but rhtse
r:rry f.l attendance If huye.1, aad unaer Etspas
teua1d- th~ Arket Trled actife sad b<oJ through
c:It ee.sES II areraec ahnot ref
lQQ iSa en aatu7dAsA pHtea Sale Htrt reported II
t:seHs.s for onmon ~ :A3f.A for medium. A1d 4
"a n f,rf fAn14 4nr
, 1869-11-23

gone to pieces q. she heS.,th Maattocs She VA!
oxned 81 s. +. Wehsser ! q, &c of ca.saso;
r ecoyHlHSTne eeroone p1fS r1 s,sno,s o,Se r -
Isos ;1 6isasTzRz-Tne 1enoous>- Trinidad Cpl
!Hed MIN tna tng Ahtnfra d D: r er T. W.
river At NEEaukee, * m early hour on fHaal
morning tast. damagtnx the tugs upp~T "oft!
0,Ehtly. and spsetttEk her smokc-sacE
Inc atIamer Saginaw met with an acc.de,-'s L
ia nsr mecat en- The 17th, which oecas.ouei A1e
oC77H sivHn-gne log Retneeer was Ut Xaut-
sSoMot7 On Saturday with the oosns Of me barge
The seow su,les Gifts ashore At Ee11ey 1saud,
seen ~ M1tn coal and faEof water. No erorts thus
~ TIE rast tssa nseR R,SS nsds 70 s. beg o..
tnc 49, at1sen hScx 70 Eu5a1o, With the Iosa o.
tettaf AZ tkt aa.ls. AID her centre hoaof car7et
othcIe uet n{1nssd tn{Mda Esrc d19aged and sne w:sa
the ss4aou. ~ f'S'
Acc1pEsr 70 4 sAuon-rne ssaauss, .,o.,no,
Hyde, loaded with lumber lot r. GIcne9 w.s - ~. ~
teftng our harhor, ea.Ior nape.i Frsacis Bl0osea
,'a ien !iem tee mast Striking Upon The guoEau s1l
was slnktoE The lnss the III, iulnss. Ee,e - nv W
tse Il # asas ts;,, 1e cause OF It's stau vas
tansd Nasseu VIA killed on board the scrnnner
Johu Needec, Wh:ch Is Ashore neAt I,u!suey~tiie.
Lake ectasto- Mas1en was engaged In stripping
tue Weece1. He Vas On the cap of tae fUreia:s;s'
EoltlpE On hy tie nAiu-tnpnssr-.tav w,.n MS Irts
band He had a batchet in his ftsht naud. MY
Nh;en ne *3a euts:1z The u.2ntic-sr4y. Wnsa The
!AtIet Raftedt taa i12nbo0m, being nur1 by the
If;- caused the natBuosr to spring back, t:rkin.
Aa.fen On. throwing him ~.th great violence
aE4nst ne malnn s*t ktl,snG bun tnatantly. lie
FnltE. "te7c ts Leaves wtfe and On. chilli
DkoMf1h-the be Green Ray Adroeaet sts,es that
.,e!a aeaa feta steTald Of the .uE Etcanaba, was
tic following c,rcumstaaces: Tke-Escausra wss
fss<sx IoiIs sauhle, ian miles north OF Green