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Piping. Hot
Piedmont Life Insurance Company
RICHMOND, VA


TTN11S COMPANY is based upon a paid up
IL capital of One Hundred Thousand bollass,
safely invested in Real Estate, and during the
first seventeen months of its origin had issued
about $4,000 Policcs, and had rcceivcd'anrin-
comcof about$360,0O0, a success never eqnaled;.
if reached, by my Company in tho worldi.
This Company insured, and paid promptly,
the policy on the life of General N. q. Evans.
Call on the subscribers, and secure a Policy at
once, for delays are dangerous" AL of it's
Policies arc non forfciting.
J,J. NORTON, Agcut.
WIN. WARNE, M. D., Mcdical Examiner.
NJ. L: SliARpE; Agent at Pcndloton, S. G:
Walhalla, March 9, 1860.
We refer to Gov. j.. L. Orr, Judge Murray,
lion. j. p. Reed, Gen. McGowan, Hon. w. b.
Simpson, Rev. D. NJ. Turner, Roy. r. L. Grier,
and ut least ono hundIcd from Abbevillo, ali
of whom arc insured in this Company.
March 0, 1869 % 3m*
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OcoRcc County.
IN COMMON ~rLEAs-EQuITr SIDE.
Daniel 3. Smith,
John G. Smith, ct.al., i.
VS.. Bill for Partition Of
Daniel S. Hull, Real Estate.
Richard Crumpton and
wife, ct.al.
L appearing to my satisfaction that tho de-
4 fendants, Richard Crumpton and wife Eliz.
abcth %Crumpton, w. =. Robinson and wife
Nancy Robinson. and Sarah pYur, widow, re-
side beyond the limits Of this State: On mo-
ton of Reid & %Symmcs, complainants' Solicit,
ors, it is ordered that tho said defendants do
appear in this Court within forty days from tho
first publication Of this notice, and plead, an
swor or domur to tho Bill fled against tliom, or
the same will 10 taken pro confesso rs to them.
J. w. STRIBLING, cor.
Clerks Office, June l, 1860 3G-.G
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RIFIED Of its sickoning and poisonous properties.
1t is tho most perfect ANoDYEE and SooTuINo
OpIATE yet discovered.
Sold by Druggists, prescribed by tho bost
Physicians. Mado only by Frederick Stearns,
Chemist, Detroit, Mich.
May 10, 1860 81 IF
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Spring and Summon Trade,

Which l have selected in person with great
care and with an eye to the wants aud neccs-
stiles of this community.
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T AM in receipt of q very large and complete
/ STOCK OF GOODS for tho
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-08
chicago Markell.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. Dec.7.
FLOUR-e1ulet. sales nc e80g7 rs for fair 90
choice white Winter extra, G. 50a5 70 Tor
good 10 choice Spring extra, and gfM3 -
for fair TO good ditto. =.
WuEAT-DcTnH mu ~ most exclusively on
speculative account; 9040ic for No. j, and
S71zgsSc fOr No. p; closing at the outside
figure Tor future aeilVeFys No. sold al
S7S@6Bbsc sellers month, hyMMS55zc Sellers
January: after Change the market BGlOd
az t8H681<c sellers December.
CoRE-MOre active but Qulet, and DSm
I54c lower closing at W8T1Sc Tor No. ~
spectators and distiliers were tho only
operators; 77a7oJzc sellers month, va 79e
sellers last halI OF December aud 13M7BJ2C
sellers January; during tho aftdrhoon
sales were made ab77B775Sc soller'a Decen-
OATS -pnn; sales Of No. . 81 iiy<a42e
cash, and 12l<c sellers january, md 41zc
sellers December .nt 5HHaa H
RYE- Qalet At 779z71zc for No. ~ closing
BAahEY-Duif; nominaiiy sogs8c FOR
HlGHWINEs-Frna At 87o for wood and
bec for iron bound Ia some Instance, the
latter was held a. egt<caEL
Provisions -firIner5 closing 80 go b0as
S3I 90 for mees. Pork-~e29 2j0e7 90 Tor prime
mess, and s28gz9 Tor beef bans, 1euIBlzc
Tor sweet picked hams, IfZWIJs for short
rib mlddleas ll5<gil1<c for dry shlfed
shoulders loose, lsal85<c for lard. Ia Meas.
Pork sales were g3l q sellers January.
January. r.
HoGs-Dreased quiet: closing steady al
81 154tl2 70, dividing on go pounds.
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TIRE WEEKLY Journal. = C'"E
Weekly issue, ready this morning
.rd Cor sale at the Counting Room
nr;ce Eve cents per copy in wrappers
for mailing, or subscription price per
vesr 81 80, is, as usual, filed with
liter of an interesting character. 1t
contains the Presidents Message, Re
ports of the various Departments,
latest telegraphic news, and market
reports. interesting original and Sc
lected matter on political and literary
subjects, etc. Tt is just the thing to
send to friends in the country.
We would also remind our numerous
business friends in this city that the
WEEKLY JOURNAL is splendid
medium for advertising IN the country.
It circulates extensively in the sur
rounding counties in this State. and
also largelyin Kentucky. If our bust
ness men would use the columns of the
WEEKLY J JOURNAL instead of the many
country papers which they patronize,
to the neglect of their home news
papers, they would reach as many
readers, at much less cost for their
advertising. We are satisfied that If
any business man looks into this mat
ter, he will be speedily convinced that
our proposition is correct. We hope
our merchants will give the matter
thought, and while extending their
own trade, help to sustain their home
press.
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20 Otles- IetUsr Esc1as sesozhtrd P1ge.
The additional arrivals and departures

Inc 6uu1klQ1als aTEANatA ana QekiaTtuIeb
up TO midnight include the Ironsides and
barges, iPIttsburg to 1st. Louis: Fayette,
to Henderson and return; Clara Scott, to
Cairo; Evansville, to Bowling Green I;
Hartford, 20 CaFEaf; u H. Groesbeck, Gin
cInnau to New Orleans; Palestine, Louis.
vile and return; OIlie-Sullivan, to NASH
Vile; Pink Varble, 1cRstport to Louisville.
The Maggie Hays was as the wharf ali
afternoon discbarging. A short time be-
fore she left, a roustabout tripped and fell
overheard and was drowned We could
not ascertain his aname4s He had ;. just be-
fore, written letter 10 his friends, which
was found among his effects. After adding
an account Of his melancholy fate, the let
ter was forwarded......-...Fhe packets ali
had excellent trips out.....-..The Ironsldes
had fourier dvs-barges fully loaded. She
dischargeda very large amount OF freight
here......... We regret TO learn that Cash
Thomas, clerk of the Clara Scott, was
taken suddenly and seriously i'll on Mon
day. night, and for time it was feared
he would die. He was taken home
from the boat, and at last ad-
vices was mucR better......... ...... Ed.
Thomas Second Clerk of the Armada,
went ont IN the Office or the Clara Scott, in
his brothers place.........The Groesbeck had
all the freight she. Wanted....--.The Alice.
Dean is advertised for Cairo ana Memphis
on Thursday, with Captain John n. Skunk
in command, and Billy Grub, late of the
Champion, in the ofice.........The Dean is a
magnificent side-wheeI steamer, and finely
appointed .....-...,.The Pink Varble passed
up about ten O'clock, with fair trfp.......
Our Louisville dispatch announces the de-
parture of the Mary Houston last night
She may be expected positively this even
ing.........The new Natchez is announced to
leave Louisville on Thursday, and Captain
Greenhouses new steamer st. Johns is an
housed to leave on Saturday.
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TEHE TARK ETG.


By Telegraph.I NEW YonE, Dec Z.
FLoUR-Receipts, 10, 3s8 barrels; dull and
slightly Ia buyers favor: sales Of GOO bar
Western Is l5ge 3 for eTt ta sist - 90S
So . for extra Western; s. lO00 IS for
white wheat extra; S. Oj9G . for round
hoop Ohtoi tt O090 90 for extra st. Louis
81 50A9 " for good 20 choice do; rye Hour
dull; sales OF 80 barrels at "a 7595 %.
CORN MEAL-Quiet; sales Of 200 barrels
Brandywine &C g. 1905 3.
WHIsKY-LoWer; sales Of 800 barrels
Western at 81 e41z@l o0, free, closing AZ
CorroN-DuH, heavy and lower; sales Of
100 bales at 25c for middilng uplands.
WHEAT-Duil, heavy and IN2c lower
sales OF $500 bushels az 81 % 10 No.
Winter req Illinois; 81 8f0l 38k for VIA
ter red and amber Western.
RYE-Quiet; sales OF 7,l00 busheB Of
Canada, IN bond, At sc.
BARLEY-Bfrmer; sales OF 5000 bnhels
at 81 OlNl 10 for two roWed state: 81 goo
I 40 for Canada westerns the iattg price
BARLEY MALr-Quief.
CORN Receipts 1867 bushels; boavy and
easier sales OF 81, os9 bushels e q g9al %
sound do; inside price for lsia IA store
81 e6gl O7 mixed Western; 09s for common I
new yellow Southern.
-aeceipts 1855 Dusheisi mnTh quu /
and decllnln nag sales ~ y. 0gQ bushels ~ 90 /
4o4e Tor " Western. chiefly t1o inside price, /
RIcE-Qu iet al 7a7sSe fsr Carolina.
CoFFEE-Quisti sales q 99j bsgs OF RIO at /
private terrus.
sUsAE Firm iralesOf 800 hhds.o OF Cuba
az ll9llszc- -
oLAsaEs--Q Quiet, sales Of 200 barrels Of /
PEEaoIEUM~.FiiiSin a. l7gl79<c for crude, /
321z058z3<c for renEed.
HORSEPOWER.
!, LINGEED OIL Dull. at+-f
EPIRITs 1URfENTINE-~Qu Quiet.
PoRK-DuHand unchanged; sales OF 800 i
barrels az - O0133 90 for new mess. e3s % Il
M3B rs f0r "a do; s23 60a2i % for prime. i
81 50HS0 D for prime mess; also sales or 4
5o1 barred OF new mess, seller january 40
83l 60 .l
BEEF-steady; sales OF $50 bbfs at s5al8 4
for newpfain mess; gl0Ai7 FOR new extra 4
mess. fierce beef Gull ;saies 81 80 tfereeB al Il
616az8IOr prime mess. ana SO for India 4
mess Beef Hams quietl sales OF I2j bbls 4
al eRG3l.
: CIR MEATs-Dull; sales OF 20 packages
at H9l21Sc for shoulders, and lTgiT1ze Tor !
hans. .tsfa
: SIoes-Dressol quiet atls9Ig5ze for west
EN-.
MIDnEEs-Q uleti sales or sos boxes city
e iZ1l71<c.
LARD-Dalf and shade easier; sales OF /
$50 tierces 40 ieaslgc for steam aud lg8lp16c
Tor kettle TeudeFed
Butt EH-Duil ct z2alje for Ohio.
CHEfsE--t1uiet 80 N8iT5<c.
FEE-SHrs-Io liverpool duiiaud heavy.
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BY Telesrnph.l CrNctnNATH. Dee z.
FGoUH-Unch aHged; family S. 2je5 80 /;
extra 81 758t5 81; kuporfine 81 25a4 So
/ AF HEAII,-iniuli and lover No. atfl 90;
No. 4 az Gil 10. fn fra4-W fnH
coES-Eupply large; new ear 7Ssf5o;oi
oATs-H oidhIghera az 63B58a
RYE-GtoadY az v1@p5e. VA ett.ea
HARLHY--L Unchanged.
coTIoNa,,Ialll and lover : middling 231<c;
low nniddltn{ g
ToBAcCo-ln good demandi sales OF I0l
hhds at 81 8 70 SO rs. .n.
WHISKY Closes firmer sales At 900: new
t5REER EEATs-Dull at lie, lac and l55<c.
tie sales 10 these rates were FOR ali round.
but shoulders alone sold ~ ll14c, and bans
al I51zcs dde6 alone sold ~ l3t<c. st
MESS yoiec-Hold at $50 %, but is not
saIeableat better than $50 90. Is
BULK MEATS l214c,.l 1910 and ICE for
ebOuId s, clear rlb aud clear sides, Dack ed,
BACN--Dnli; shoulders We're offered al
I4Ec, D come out aud Sides at174Wl8c 3
there's moderate demand for shoulders
at llzc, but none for sidesi sugar-cured
~ RD--l7 5(9Is1<c, and dull. I'D $500
BTTEh-Is unchanged and Steady ~
tdGs-37o Sc and dull.
Obs LBnhBed s84a0cs dclnRnd light
ard OH 81 5ogl 50 aud hrm. Petroleum
CoFFEE--si eady att to 90. tsr rt
PoTATps--Xery dun 81 81 ~ par barrel.
GoLD-I2154 buying.
EXcHAEGK-Steadyn at lilo discount buy
ing.
MoEEx-- Market s. close aud the demand
pressing at 10 10 u per cent.
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e The DissoLyING VIEws..-The ex-
hibition OF Photographic dissol7ing
views last might By Prof. 1MeeTs, at
the Opera House, attracted a mod
erstsly fair audience. Many Of the
! scenes in Sherman's march te the sea
we're very familiar, and strictly cor
rect. The views around Chattanooga
were especislIy attractive, ind would
BIZ recognized By any Of. the .s,sold
veterans. without. the title being
given. The scenes at Dalton, Buz,-
zard Rcost,s Resaca. Allatoona Pass,
Kenssaw Moantain. ghattahoochie
River and Atlanta, were excellent,
and yef6 daly appreciated by those in
attendance. Fort Sumter was very
fine view. Some Beautiful statues,
representing pefsonages Of ancient
history, were shown, and SeFegEeeted
With great applause. Theainess. view
of tho evening wes the American
Flag, IN its proper eolors, standing
out ID bold relief from background
Of white and sky blue. TheStereo-
spectrum is worthy Of visit, and we
regret that it was not better patron
lied. The scenes were Illuminated
with the 3 zirGonia Light." a
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WELL DoNE.-We are glad to learn.
that Mr.. George MeFaddan, who vas
the Messenger for the Adams Express
Company on the Phantom when she,
exploded, and who was severely in
jured in. that terrible catastrophe, has.
beer appointed Agent FOR the Adams
Express Comrqny, at Radueahsu The
appointment is a goodone, and the oct
speaks well fer the humanity aud con
sideration Of the Company Mr.
MeEaddan was in the city on Monday,
and is rapidly Recovering from his sen
we're injuries, though he still has. to
use a crutch. }lsea13 ="
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81. Louis HarSet.

BY TeIeHtapnst Er. D1e Dec q
ToBAcco-stroDg az 81 5Gss 50 for new
lugs, 500 20 for old do.s aud ul9l2 80 for
te CoTT0N-- Unchanged at 295xe for low 10 Id
ding, aud 23@23lzc Tor ntddlpR.
HENp-E 0thing doing.
kLOUR-Trm, but transactions aInnllg
Bupernue Oh 63N4 ~, u 81 23m4 rs. Xxx
"a 7545 p, Xxx s5 25t15 rs, aud choice %
fancy family 81 1908 90. 49,
WHAT and choice Fail better:
spring A. also higher; No. 2 SIG; No
red Fali, u U54l "; prime 70 fancy, s1 100
81 80; and choice white. q IS.
CoIN--ideaVy and dropping. mixed fn
buiks o5970c; choice white, h5c; new white,
sacked, e9c: choice new genows b5980c; old
white, g0a95c.
oArs-Higner,. but slow at 52853e for
Mixed and 55459 for white.
81 90. RI
HYE-Smail sales AZ S0Q82c.
atsl.
PoEE--do evy sslIs salt meat IN fair order
demand at l2i<c for shoulders, los for clear
rib, and lDIzc for clear sides.
BACON-hO sales o. shoulders or sides;
small order sales Of sugar-cured ne hH
at 2fc. Ga.
LARD-Prlme steam for December and
January atIf1Zc.
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RiYer Dtapatclsea.

Is colder: Thermone 2se. kIononga-
nine feet; both are faIilnasF Departed
A5rgosy. fer louisville (; @ild Duck, for
& T,hsB aggregated coal shipment DURING
the present rise is six millions and thisty-
four thousand bushels.
CIEc1SKATI, peceraberg = Noon. = The
river has risen three feet four inches
Thermometer 81. ngh rHtsf.1eH ~
CIEcINNATI, December Port List-Ar-
rived: Mountain Belle, from Evansville
L. E. Hudson, from Wheeling: st. Charles
fs oIis 1Msis aiS a AeEkeye sslf tF9m st.
Wauanita, from. Memphis. Departed 3 z.
+. udson, for wheeling; -, Charles, for
PIttsburg; Champion, for st. Louis. Tho
river is declining; 81 feet 8 fncnes, with 20
feet inches under the ( idge. IA
LOUISVILLE, Decembsr Port List-Ar-
COSY, Xevay. to New OrleSns; Umpire,
from Nashville; Natehez, Ctncninati. TO
New Orleans; Altoona, St. ouis TO Cir elm
natl Departed-Mary Ho; tston, to New
Orleans. River rising; II Ieet Inches Ia
the canal feet 2 inches on the tails. AID
81 feet inches clearance under the bridge.
Clear and pleasant. Business active.
LOUISVILLE, December THE baTges OF
the Hay, from Veyay, Ind, struck some
snnk imm ediateIy. Loss $500: partly In
sured in Nevay and Cincinnati Offices.
IL
was lost. The accident win. further delay
the completion Of the bridge,
CAIRO, Deem Der Z.-Port List-PaEline
Carroll, New Orleans to st. Louis, II p. N.
Glendale, Pittsburgh 70 st. LOUIS, II p. m;
Lumln9ryB NIckaDurg to st. Louis, q. IA;
Robert Burns, Memphis to Cincinnati, 2
am: TaIisman, Nashville packet; Allan
tic, st. Louis 10 New Orleans II a. m. , st. I
Maryss Wheeling TO New Orlsans, IL am;
Silver Moon, Cincinnati TO Memphis, 2
Pm : Mississippi. st. LOut to New Or
leBns. pm. Messenger, Cincinnati 70
New Orleans, PA. Rlyerrose IA inches.
Weather clear. Mercury ~.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 7.--Port List--ArTivet-
Columbia, New Orleans: Colorado, Vicks-
burgs Victory Quincy Lucy Bsrtram,
keOkuk; NatrOna, Hannibal. Departed
Lucy BeItran, Keokuk: Aollie McPfke. /
VtckSburg. River fsl1Eg steadily, ana L
little ice passed the Gig to-day. Weather
damp and raw.
NAsEv1LLE, Deceuber 7.-RiveF risitg,
with seven feet water on sHarpetil S ozls.
Weather fair aazd pleasant Arrived
Ella Hughes, from cairo; Alpha, from
Upper Cumberland River. Departed
Alpha, for st. L3us, Ella Hughes, BuTks-
syille.ss sssr4 ss.ssE ass esHaAka
EsrPHrs. Decraber 7.-wea4ti Ser Clear
and delightful River rising. Arrived
Mageute New Orleans. Dsparted-Lizzte |
Gill and +. w. StTader, New orleans; Pole
Memphis, ST. BO1ts. ff r. ME1
NEW OgI.E As, Dec. Port IIst-Ar- |
rived = Rfchnend.i Alaska, Texas, Vir.
gfnfa Depastsd-Iabarge and Clara 81 i
Louis; SWaloH, Cincinnati.
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BLAST -FURNAcE.-We uuderstand
that Che subject of blast furnace at
-thig place is being discussed by our
Eeapitslists, with probability that
q company will be organized. $50
WA. Kelley. the iron man. left
yesterday evening By the steamer
EgansPille. for Green River, on a
visitlt0 the Airdrle Coal Mines, to
make an examination Of the coal, so
a.sfto learn whether it can be used sue
lcsssfullyfori smelling purposes. He
VIII Tetcrn to our city In a few days.
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BY Chaie.l LONDON, Dec. Z.
COuaDls for money 0Glfs Account DgI4n
w $40 bonds on e.. so; 10. '6l, Eft DO. fl7.
6J5E. l0+40s 50; Fran Ef0rt bonds are Gm
az R8BD4Wi Erie. t056i Illinois Central,
095< 4; A. h VI. W, 28J<
PARTS, December -Hcufae 0rr1 . Tgrnfoa
% francs.
LIZ ERpOoLs Deccm Der T.-Cotton 1ftf for
middhng uplands, and Orleans il5f: falCs
5000 bales. The Hfaanhoafar fnarrefI II duII.
California white whenf Oh l0d. rad Wnaf-
ern NO. 6g td Winter Nst reccfuf4 OH wheat
for tbr0e days 1850 quarters; ~ 900 buis
American Western -four I'd 21as no 2 rl 80
% corn pa % oats ~ llds peas 1888 pork
ia Ca beef lg76 Gdt now lard 7Bf car. cHre#e
b5si bacon 04s CT, ard new luseed cnkol
los "a.
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By ToIegTaph.l LoUIsVILLE. Dtc :.
CoTrOw-Qulot. middling NE.
FLoUR--The demand IL good extra fam
fly IS >.
GRAIN-Steadyf Wheat an O5Gl %: Corn.
G5a70c: Oats soc Rye SOC on arrival
HoPs-steady. at 81 5O9l0 90 gross; killed,
300: receipts 5000.
ToBACCO-Sales II hhds al s. % for new
Iugs, and.G3b 10 fac man ufaolnnng leaf
PFOyIsIOrs-firm ; Mess Pork 81 90 Ia
con shoulders 1919; clear Tib le5<c: clear
Sides le1<c; bulk shoulders I35<ct clear rio
l65ze clear sides ~, and mew sugar. cured
hams &c.
LARD-Tierce I81Ic.
WHIsKV-Quiet, at wave.
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sew York a0ld and aEOCk Mnrhot.
81 telegraph NEW YonN. Doc. 8.
MoNEY-CI0sod af Z per cent Ola call.
SrERLrNG- Dull fBfm8<.
GOED-firmcrs opened at l2l5f touched
1235<, and closed ~ l2GI0lIIT Clearing
rates, JMI per cent Clearance eJ8O0O0D.
TIC buD-Treasury sold 81 1000 900 90 l12 6lsi01
Bl211<.
GOYiRNarENTs Advanced II per cent. ln
sympathy with gold aud adVnuciuu rates
abrOads coupons or 8l, ltbEfGIIgt do. fn2
lIJtIm1G<; do '0f 1l8(0IlBS: lo.. UJ II8S
9ll3I DO. aeW, llE<ll5ks DO. gu. llGBliG
do. Dst llJt[il6i lO.f0s, lOssSWf08l<.
IreaNurN DnLnune. .al hLn.A-l.
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E1hrgeat CIrcuIallon !!

10 contains ali tha News on tbo Day.
Domestic ana Fore 81, by Telegraph and
NAL.
= Variety athc spice of Life," dtd cyefy
fsfne Oh the JoUas1r fs fuu ~ Ynuety 30
News, Gossip, and NiscoiianoouF Hsn1lag
No pubiiahea Reports OF tao mnntoia of
all the commercial cshters 9f tho country.
+ IB Reports If tha Evansville msrEo.s
arc always prompt and reliable
10 aims 20 BE q rellabo eorcui Nowa-
paper, aud 20 De nhcad of ego others in
every feHpect.
The ailn on BE- Edrora d ~ maize 30 tho
paper Tor tho people mHfoclYa 10 au;
sought f1f by tho b1siHea mHh. enc
farmer, the pr0fessi0uoi nidn. fHg ire.
chanics "a holnohold C1mpmndn tho
politicians guida~t1 fact, 90 MAKE 10 nH
nearly EyEAXBODKia Dnper ns possible.
Rtref Men toW mad ON Rsp0ris 4im fx-
celied lN ann papeT o. fhe 0Fcot Nisltlpri
VaHaBf
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LABoEEY.-Chief Of Police Roys-
ton yesterday arrested Bill Howard,
q bright mulatto, On the charge of
stealing a quilt and bag Of cotton
from Mike Mcdowell. a fellow 'roust-
about on the steamer Norman. Bill
had sold the cotton for 81 80, and the
quilt was discovered at a house where
" sweet William" had left it. How
ard had an examination before JUS
tice Walker. and acknowledged that
he had taken the articles as an act of
kindness towards Nike, who was $ so
careless" Nike said Bill was en-
tirely too kind aud afectionate, and
enquired why Bill had kept the money
that he got for the cotton. Squire
Walker sent William to the county
Jail, in default of bail.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-08
Nashville Market.

BY Telegraph.I NASHVILLE. Dec. s.
ordinary, &c.
BULK MEATS - Clear sides, 1919; clear
ribbed sideE, 1870; shoulders, Re; new
hams, DC. |.f
IAHD-lt1<c.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-08

a "REMINISCENCES OF THE PAST
Mr. Robert Barnes yesterday gave Us
a ball ticket5 issued fer an Eighth of
January Ball held in 1888, at Colum-
bian Hall, IN this city. 39l " 29
he managers were Robert Barnes,
r. E. GoOdsell, e. f. Stookwell,
Charles Stewart. W. 81. Walker, J.
Wheeler, Jr,5 John s. Hopkins and
g. E. Lyon. Of these, only three
survive. to witt Robert Barnes.
CHARLES Stewart and John s. Hop
kins. The ticket, which is about
thirty.tWo years old, was printed in
bronze, and was we'll executed. The
holder was invited to attend at 6BM.
trf .sf.skg So r.4.ss.trf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-08

BY reiesraph.I NEW ORLEAus. Dec. y.
COT1oE-Closed with a f8ir demand, With
lower nliddlingn 2sNN2rS: anIea a9J bniaa
recefpfH l0OH bales.
fOnE-NeW mess, - %.
WHIsKT-tl 1915.
BlAE 81 joel l3.
HAV--LOWef. t3l D0
CORN---HclioW aud While, fl lf
0tnef arLleiea q rm snd unchanged.
GOLD ~ 1884,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-08

Eempbls Market.


~ Teie2raph.l MEEPHra. Dec y.
CoTTo1y-Quie nOmipally 93l<c. Ee-
celpts 2.75s bales exports 80 bales.
tLOUH-s3lcadys sinner q. n
CORN=gz1<c.
OATS 621S1C5c.
HAY-CHoice t27.
BRAN-s22 %. Id
PORK-e32.
LARD-l80I9%c.
BAcoN-Nominai; shoulders i7c. kides ~.
BULK UNSATISFACTORY I3ai8llct eideF.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-08

PRRsoNAL.-Among the arrivals in
the city yesterday, was that Of Rev.
G. E. Pentecost, former Pastor Of the
Baptist Church of this city, and
lately of Covington, Kentucky. He
has just resigned his charge in the
latter city to accept call extended
to him by one of the Baptist Churches
of Brooklyn, New York. By
notice elsewhere it will be seen that
he breaches to his old congregation
to night.
Rev. DR.. Andrus, of Trinity M. E.
Church, left yesterday. to attend the
Christian Convention now in session
at Terre Haute. We are glad our
city is to be so ably represented in
that assembly.
Messrs. Hanson and Day, contract
ors for the completion of the E., FL.
& n. Railroad, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Rodman, of Curdsville, Ky,
was in the city yesterday, on a short
business trip. Col. Spray, oFfCurds-
vile. was also in the city, and was
registered at the American
Judge De Bruler, Of Rockport was
in the city yesterday.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
Frank L. Hall, Of Greensboro, large
tobacco dealer, and proprietor Of
Halls Dramatic Temple, one Of the
finest Halls in the West. 20
Mr.. George Riggs. of the firm of
Todhunter & Co.. commission mer-
chants, Of New York, and Mr.. Wat
son, of the firm Of Bristow. Ealea.-
tine & Watson, Of Belfast, Ireland.
called at the JOURNAL Office last
night.