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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-12

BY Telegraph LoUfsvr4rP Eob ~
T0BAcco-sales Of l37 FUNDAMENTALLY ! ~ roy
SI0 % for common lugs. F---' ~ w
GoFroH-2S1{ {G2StSc
MISS Pork S33 00 t... E-
LARD-.O1<a2lc.
BACoN-ShOuldeTs at I5e. clear ~, .ta,..
lSc, and clear sides IsISc oS
BULK MEArs-Shoulders at I4c. clear
rib sides l7c, and clear sides at l7I<c alls
packed. <1S' ~
ELoUR-superfine s. 7586 25. fsl.
WHEAT-Sl 706tl 10
COhN-03a65c. aH
OATS-6iMf5c. .m
RYE-Si AZ.
WHEKY-9l995c, free.
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BULK MEATs--Quiet, with small sales of
! clear rlb sides at I61&c.
$. BAG iN-Jobbing sales at I45<a15c for
shoulders, aud IsI{c for clear sides.
LARD-Tbere was not enough done 10
establish prices.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881. !

ding uplands I21{nI25zd: Orleans I21z,a
~ lEz.sd sales Of 10 COO bales. CalffOrna white
Wneist lis 4ds red Western 9sa9s I'D: West
sLn nonr zGs Corn, No. 2 mi xed 3ls 0d for
Lew u Sos % for old Oats 3s Sd Barley S. !;
-- Us - % FORK gzs: Bee1 Ns Od, Lard naG
assi @ reese ~ l6s; Bacon SOS Spirits PETROL
cum 20 ) IalloW l0s. TurnanLine al -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-12

COLUMBIA. s. c., February H.
The Governor sent in a veto message
to-day, returning. with his objections.
an act to lend the name and credit OF
the State to the GreeHville and Col
umbia Railroad Company.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-THE Re-
publican Convention of the Eighth
Congressional District, at Kokomo,
to-day, nominated James Nj. .Tyner
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
election Of Hon. ID. ID. Pratt to the
United States Senate.
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Tinwares
q pealer in Tlnnaaf -.
Rope MOuldinaa.

wwTR WOULD PARrEGBAhWHY
w eail the attention 81 huitiers aud
merchants 10 am Invoice of i&DDa Mnmln-
inRs just received al The huiider' Empn-
rlnm-a now article, never isef0rs Offered
IN this market, ana Just tha thug, COM
bining beauty. durability, and economy
In a refuaf kitble DEGREE.
BABtO %. k q STEELE.
Water Street, bet. Locust and walnut
fel0 . Evansvi lc. iud.
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New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steam
ship Doran sailed for Bremen to-day.
with $50, 600 IN specie.
An Ottawa special says Whalen was
hanged at II o'clock to-day. No dis.
turbanee.
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SEALED NEOPUahHN WILL 49,
- received at my office unui thc liih
day OF February, lsfD, inf tue con trnnufait
plans aud apeclncaiiObN cnH he ar#n ni iny
office on and after tlle ist day uf ahmny y.
Bids Hnust be accom- pAnted by Ate uuiura
and sfauntures OF tho Npgmrltlts t.Unpu.iAl.
yments will be made ns fhu work prna
crosses and % per ee4i. fei faea uuiil iiln
potnpleted. Tlc tnutuir sifaHerH &, nnrNit
me right a. dat uy o. ail the huls
NIciuN HiHIlf,
ftannfF a editor
Evansville. Jan. 2ls'. AZ "a lia2 david
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-12

QUEENsToWN, Feb. 1.-THE steam
ship Kangaroo, from New York, has
arrived.
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PARIS, Feb. 11.-Twenty- eight Carl
lists, who were attempting to cross the
frontier yesterday. were arrested by a
French corps of observation and sent
to Bayonne.
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LAMPS, lLOOkIng-Glasses,


4@"H h4n E
We feel assured, We have facitficg to COM
pete With any house in the country.
We. receive our Queepewnre dlfe0i from
the POiterles OF SlanOrdsliire, England.
via New Orleans and New YORK henco
pay no EecOnd.iialid nr0fis whlch right
fuliy belong Co our customers.
Having cOmplHted arrnBHomeniH villa
MEAKlN BRO3 " co, pf Fnnnfhshlfe,
England, for the EXCLUAiNE CONTROL
forfhis market offheir eaieHaied STONE
CHINA WARE. we are NOW Iretar oa 8
supply tue trade,
BE- Consult your own Interest by ozafn-
lining our stock before purchasing clsa-
Where: lanl
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MADRID, Feb. 11.-Great interests
felt in the proceedings of the Cortes.
which meets to-day. Rivero will be
chosen. President.
A majority of the members favor
Ferdinand. Father King of Portugal,
as the future ruler of Spain. Should
he decline, the Duke of Montspensier
will probably be chosen.
The movements of the Carlists in
the Basque Provinces are quite active.
The French Government is watch
ing the frontier closely.
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BY AtIantic Photograph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 11.-Reverdy
johnson was the guest Of the Cor
poratiOn of Glasgow at the dinner
yesterday. After the usual toasts,
he made a speech, in which he de-
Tended the treaty recently made in
regard to settling the Alabama
Claims. He regarded this treaty as
one settling the points at issue, and
preventing further trouble in the
future. lie quoted from Earl Rus
sell, saying that the escape Of the
Alabama from British port was due
to the insanity of law officer of the
Crown.
A dispatch from Lisbon mentions
that the prospect for Iberian Union
is again renewed.
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A CARD.
IN PrObatc--Kenosha County Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Margaret Binge1

IN Probate--Kenosha County Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Margaret Bingen,
deceased. grs sUrE
nm reading and filing the petition of George D.
" Head, administrator Of said estate, setting
forth the amount of person al estate that has come
to his hands, and the disposition thereof, the
amount of debts outstanding against said de-
ceased and description of all the real estate of
which said deceased died seized, and the condition
and value Of the respective portions thereof, and
praying that license to him granted to sell all of
said real estate described as follows Lots num-
Der g. Z and 10, In block number 49, in the First
Ward Of the City and County of Kenosha, Wiscon-
SIM and it appearing by said petition that there is
not sufficient personal estate in the hands OF said
administrator to pay said debts. and that it is
necessary III order to pay the same to sell all Of
said real estate it is therefore ordered that all per
sons interested in said estate appear before the
Judge Of this Court on Saturday the 2ist day of
August A. D. 1853, at ten o'clock A. b., at the OF.
fee of the Probate Court in Eenosha City, in said
county then and there TO show cause (if any there
bel why license should not be granted to said adj
minstrator to cell said real estate according tothe
prayer of said petition And it is further ordered
that a copy of this order shall be published for
four successive weeks prior to said day of hearing
in the Kenoeha Telegraph, Q weekly newspaper,
printed and published at Kcnosha City. In said
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ested in said estate residing in said county. at
ieaet fourteen days before said dayof hearing.
ga By the Court. fo{e.A geaf -. =. PETIT.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Champion, from New York-Mrs
hggams anu four children, A Gardner Z I,o
max, W Dash, @ Dcas, l. Ii Moore Mrs I,onhoG, A
lslschon and daughter, p Chartrand, and one on
deck
Per steamship Saragossa, from New York-G W
!ooinis, Cary, Mrs Eaaterllng and child, Miss J
W0lcott, Buckley, w II Young, II Prichard, w
II King, y Fellow, ID Alviry, J + Merritt, T. L Mar
Han, W II ComIning and wife, Silver, 4 Yrevc.
tun, w Tracy, q Clark, Purvcs, Mrs Marshall, NJ
Salmon, Miss Deatter, Il Manning, w Manning, S
stcerHgc.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack
sonville, Fernandinn and Savannah-Mr Man
toue, ID Boyd. Hr Congn Mrs Scrovea, DR. June,
MI Chalk and wife, II Asher, A Barnwcli, e Is Bar
ron, Q Gordon, Davis, Dargan, Mr. Kerry and wIfc,
7 T. Eason, Cramer, Munroe, II Peck, Barnelt,
" Moore Mnshburn, Downward, Goriam, Mr.
Scott, T. Smith, ROBINSON Jno King, ii Smith, II
Reiscnei, n Ii Farbcr, Lambert, q Croft, aud rs
Oh deck.
Per Steamer ST Helena, from Beaufort-Miss
Iiayt ars & bailey, Mrs Peak, Apply, II Bloch, Or
Christopher and lady, G c whaicy, DIR w J Ran
dolph, King: Il A Bailey, Edinga, stevens, =
B Clark, ii N Bailey, w Jenkins, L NJ Whaiey, J "
Scabrook, and 10 on deck.
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soarce; Ola 81; new assstc. Nhlske, 81. L.ra

scarce; Old 81; new S3aS5c. Whiskey 81. Lara
ISHc.
ST. LOUIS, November q. Corn steady. Whis.
key 81. Provisions DUH. Mcss pork $50.
LOUISVILLE, November 27.-Corn firm. Proyi.
sions quiet. Whiskcy osc.
WILMINGTON, November 27.-Spirits turpcntinc
dull. Rosin firm; strained 81 e5. Crude turpcn.
tine steady at 81 75a3. Tar nrm at $2 Cotton
better at 23Aa23Xc.
AUGUSTA, November 21.-Ootlon in brisk de-
maud throughout the day, and prices improved
&c from yesterday; market closed quiet but firm
Mt 23c for middling; sales 5G2 oalcs receipts S77
bales.
SAVANNAH. November 2I.-Cotton, receipts 1854
baics; exports 28is bales; sales 1000 bales; mid
ding o3,sc; market quiet
MOBILE, November 27.-COtton, sales 1900 bales:
middling 23,ia24c; good and general demand;
closed still AT outside rates; receipts 1924 bales;
exports 677I bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 27-Cotton active
and tlrmcr at 2ia24i4c; sales $3.50 balcs receipts
3o43 bales; exports to Liverpool 5lo7 bales; Havrc
Al2 bales; coastwisc 2347 bales. Sugar, prime
Ike. Moasscs, prime eia6Oc; choice G7n7oc.
Gold Ati. Sterling 34Aa35. New York sight IA
u discount.
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IInYnnE nInrkcf.

HAVANA, November 20.-The sugar market has
been rather quiet through the week, although the
sales cover about 20, 600 boxes OF claycd goods.
Quotations remain Inst advised, with efforts on
either side to break down the barriers; both aro
pertinacious In their pretcnsions on the basis
numbers IL and IL at $45sn4as n 100 lbs, and the
propOrtionate rates as last given, above ami be-
low, for our usual Classification. Shipped during
the week. 2, sSa boxes and 281 hhds, or which, for
the United States, 1882 boxes and 28l hhds, and
balance TO European ports, equal to IL, ,oA boxes;
leaving stocks on hand In the two shipping ports
or Havana and Matanzas equal to OF, z4G and 2240
hhds, against for same period Of 1868, or 81 272
boxes and III hhds. In other produce or fabrlcs
no data for ltports to-day.
FREIGHTs.-The following charters made since
last adviccs: Taken on the 18th, Spanish bark
Augusta, $500 boxes sugar, Liverpool direct at
G2; American bark Darlcn, 400 hhds. sugar, Sagua
ana north OF liattcras, At SO each. nth, ship
Mauritius, tFr.,l 5000 boxes sugars, New Orleans
direct, at SOC each; American brig Robert G.
Wright, 1400 boxes dO Baltimore do, voyage
$ll00. 18th, british bnrk NctauX, 1000 boxes sII-
gars New Orleans, Ut Soc per box, (pays for hand
ling ana saves buying ballast; same with the
Mauritiusl The fruit of the first rolling Of the
new crop begins to show itself. and the past week
we have received 85 hhds OF the estate OF the
Count tic II Reunion. In three or four weeks we
may look for better business outward.
ExCHANGE-Closing 10th, morning London, ca
days sight, Mt 15ADl5i4 premium; France, 2H@j
~ do: United States currency, 60 days. sight,
18k@10 discount; do. short sight, lG@16H; do.
gold bills, long anu short, 4isea4I premium and
6A@16 do.
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nInrlssts by Telegraph.

FOREIGN HhNkEEk
LONDON, November 81 - Noon -Consois 93I.
Bonds s3X. Tallow ATS.
LIvERpooI- November 27-Noon.-Cotton buoy
mt at IL Hai1Xd; Orleans 1lHal2d; sales 900
bales.
Bvcning.-Cotton closed nrmcr and active; mp
lands 1lXallNd; Orleans 12aloxd; sales 1s, 900
bales; for export and speculation eo00 balcs. Rcd
Western wheat So 3dass Id; winter % sdass od
Moss pork quiet and steady. Lard 7ls 6d.
PARIS, November 27.-Bourse opened quiet.
Rentes 7lf 02c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November 27-Noon.-Stocks weak
Money on7. Sterling. long eX; short OK. Sixty
tHos IL. Gold weak and unchanged Flour Ga
1ac better. Wheat la2c better. Corn dull. Mcss
pork dull. Lard quiet. Cotton firm at 254o.
Turpcntlno 4tXalcc. Rosin unchanged. Preights
duh.
Hvening.-Moncy easy at 6R1. Rank statement /
favorable. Sterling quIet mt sHa3. Gold cIoso.l
at 2.a24K. Governments heavy; aixty-twos
lsxai3;; State hantla active on North Carol!nas:
special tax sold luw as 27; Tenncssccs weak; rcst
steady. Stocks active; strong on Western; weak
On VanderblIts. Cotton Armer and closing quiet
sales 800 bi'o' nt 25Ilo. Flour l0albc better
Wheat firm at noon's advance Corn scarcely &c
1rm. Whiskey 81 90. beef stoady. Mess pork
383 5oia4; new $50. Lard lrm; Kettle 19al0Xc
Turp.ntine I5Xal0o. Groceries quiet Freight.
rather steady.
CINCINNATI, November 27.-Corn firm ant
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Uoston Market.

BOSTON, November 2s.-CoFFEE.-Therc ls no
changcto notice in this article and but very little
has been done. Small sales OF Jayn, In boxes and
pockets, ut 22Ha23Izc, gold, and Rio at 15al7c,
gold, st. Domingo Is quiet and prices are quite
nominal
CoTToS.-Thc market for cotton was quite firm
carly In the week, bnt for n day or two past tho
tendency OF prices has been In favor Of buy
cra. The sales have been confined to small lots
as wanted by manufacturers, and We quote ordi-
nary ut 23Ea24c; good ordinary at 2IEa25c; low
middlIngs 25a25hc ana iniddling ut 2a ka2dc per
pound, including uplands and Gulf, the market
closing quiet ut these figures.
DoHBsrICs.-The market for cotton and woollen
goods has heen quiet the past week. although the
low prices or cottonS are beginning 10 attract
some attention. There is not much activity to
notice, although JobDcrs arc purchasing rather
more freely
0URRY BAGs-The market for gunny bags is
dull and prices are nomnnlly 10 kaI7 Nc currency.
GUNEY CIoTH.-Demand quite limited. Sales
or 200 bales at 75lc gold, in bond; and currency
prices are nominally 1en3oc u yard. Domestic
DnggIng has been selling at 235c currency.
HAY.-maTket firm, with 4 fair demand, and
sales nj S1la25 q ton, as To quality.
NAVAL SrOnRS.-Thc demand for spirits turpen
tine ias been moderate, with sales at As >za40, &c
p gallon. In tar nothing Of any consequence
has hGcn done. In rosin, sales OF 80 bhls low No
ut 81 10 q Dbl. In potnsh, no transactions.
RtCE.-1'hc market Is dull, itnd the sncs OF good
anu prime Carolina have been ILaSc p Ii. Ran
goon is dull.
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Receipts by Railroad, November ~.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1887 bales cotton, IL bales domessics, 10 bbls
naval stores car stock. To Railroad Agent
Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, w Bee & CO, w Gurney,
Jno iIanckei, FROST g. Adger, Reeder d Davis, q II
Walter CO. Mowry co, Iracser Smith, w X
1tyan, Muro co, A J Sal'pas, Wagner, Stewart
co, Pringlc Son, l. u DcSaussurc, Geo W
Williams CO, w B Smith CO. w Hull, w w
Smith, Caldwell Il Son, J Is r Sloan, Is Wiss Il CO.,
Thurston * Holmes, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
l26 bales upland and 90 bales sen island cotton,
10 bushels rough rice, $3.50 bbs naval stores cars
cotton seed, phosphate, &c. TO Marshall, Jr
Shackciford Kelly, Kinsman & Howell, Il u Stod.
dnrd co, y SiOney, T. Ycndon, II Gniliard, II
Galllard, Achrtens, a Salinas, Gaillard Il Mi
mott, X McKclrcy, Fripp & May, Thurston 4
Holmes, PelXer, Rodgers & CO, B MullIgan, y
Hart, Quackcnbusf, StGnhollsc K co, Rccdcr
& Davis, M II Cross, J z Nelson, w T. bowling h
CO. Howard 4 Bro W W whilden, Ingrahain &
Son, q w Williams 4 CO, w Joscy, Crane, hoy yIston
& 70, Wss 4 co, Graeser Il Smith, w Gurney, = s
iiunoard, hnntoue co, Rayencl co, p Brown,
Ryan, lscinun, Frost Adger, Holiday,
d w Phillips. l. II bunch, Il Maayck, Trodie & CO,
Mowry 4 co, RIA Kendall, Railroad Agent.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ANDERSON November 24.-Yery little cotton
Offering today, and middlings ranged from 2iH
10 22HC.
WiNNSB0RO', November 25.-A bales OF cotton
were sold In this market during the past two days
at 22a22xc.
WINNSB0RO', November 21.-l30 bales OF cot
ton were sold Ia this market during the past two
days at 22a22Hc.
MONTGOMERY, November 2G- Montgomery
oitan inarke; Is dull. Prices haTo declined. Low
mi1tngs q cents.
ORANGEBUHG. November 2G.-Saies during the
week 05 bales. We quote: Ordinary, 2lc; low
middllng, 22Xc; mddilng. 22Xo.
ATLANTA, November 28.-The market closed
quiet ut &c for middlings; 22Hc for low mid
tliings; 2lHc for. good ordinary; 2oHc for ordl.
nary.
SELMA. November 26.-Therc was q good de.
mnid IN the forenoon at 22X to 22kc for middling
10 strict mIddlIns. Low middng 22c. After the
three O'Clock dispatches. quoting decline OF 10
In New York, the demand fell or and prices were
decidedly easier. Sales i25 bales; market closing
with declining tendency.