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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05
Cincinnati HuFHot.

b relsEraph- CIEoIEEArI. Nov. :.
The decline In gold depresees the mar
kets generally, and all are dull
FLOUR-Very dull, hut prices nOminally
unchanged; family IS 50g5 IS,
WHEAT-Held at 81 089l 03L, but no de-
maud, though the supply here is light.
CoRE-In good demand, at $4,000 for old
and Coo for new.
OATs-Duli at 48955c-
RYE-Dull; No. 81.
CoTToE-DuL, but not lower; middling
ToBAcCo-In light supply and firm sales
light.
WHISKY Unsettled: sales at 81 o..
MESS PoRK-Dull: small sales at S3l.
3 BAcoN-Is unchanged; retail sales at
16Zgl9Izc.
NEw MEATs-Nothina done weather too
warm to move them.
GREEN MEATs-For the same reason are
unsaleabie; they are offered at 1910, 1879
and l41zc.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Unchanged and
firm.
LINsEKD OIL-3emains dull at 9O602c.
HoGs-DuIl and lower, az 50 75q9 co; re-
ceipts 1,0OOi no slaughtering; weather TOO
warm.
GoLD-1Z71z buying.
FREDERICKSBURG.
MONEY-Market close.
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n. LOuis MaFkst.

BY Tslegraph.i Sr. LOUIE, Nov. T.
ToBAcCo-ActIve and better; sales So 759
10 50 for Tugs: ell 509l2 80 for dark leaf and
sl5d30 for medium TO bright leaf
COTroE-Ratherw weak with sales at 24lZc.
HEMP-Eothingd doing.
FLoUR-Dull and very little doing: sales
of Spring aud Fall supers ~ IS 6594 81;
Fall extra, 81 65i Xxx s. p; xxx S8lg6 -;
family. SO 879S.
WHEAr-Heavy and 2g3c lower for
Spring and low and medium grades OF
Fall: sales or No. 2 Spring at Sc; Mis-
souri,, 00c; No. 2 red Fall, 95c9sl Oh; No. !
do, 81 Us: choice, 81 1851 20: No. 2 white,
81 i59I IS; No. do, 81 Il; choice TO fancy,
AKA tafs5w yusEA Vygzs 49,
sacks, 80: good to fancy white, SJC4g0c.
OATs-DuIl aud lower, with sales az 42G
44c 10 bulk, and 46g43c in sacks.
BARLEY-Steadyt with sales OF prime 10
strictly prime Minnesota Spring at 81 100
20; Fall. 81 4O8l so.
RYE-Duil and lower; sales at SIC.
HIsKY-Duu and lower; sales at 81 0S
al 90.
GRooERIEs-Qu and unchanged.
PRoVIsIoNs-Dull and but little doing.
Pork sold, N orders, at $50 for old and new.
Dry Salt Meat, on orders, at l4c for shout
deTs, I71<c for clear rib, and I75<c for clear
sides. bacon, on orders, at 161ze Tor snoul-
ders, and 1870 for clear sides.
LARD-Dun, and only order sales made,
at I65<9l7c for fierce and lS1zc for keg.
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M0EETAgY 8 COMMERCIAL
EeN YORK BsFHeE.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YoEZ. Nov 4.
CoTToN-DuII and declining; sales Of
1850 bales at 26c for mtddling Uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts q. S62 barrels; heavy
and 5gI0c lower; sales OF 5000 bar
rels at s. 1905 3J for superhne state
and Western; s. 6096 70 for extra
state; s. O0aC 20 for extra Western: s. .
d6 80 for white wheat extra s. 1896 40 Tor
Il. II. o.; So 25IG 70 for extra st. Louia,
and e. 0O9s9 % for good 70 choice 90 F,
barrels at 81 1906 10.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Lower; sales OF 300 barrels at
81 1871 Is tor free; inside price for city.
WHEAT-ReceipLs 229,7i2 bushels; lose
lower; the decline chiefly upon Spring;
sales OF l0l 900 bushels at 81 l20ll Is for 10.
3 Spring: 81 z7@5l 301z for No. do; 81 SO
10 for No do; 81 IS for Nos. 1 and 2 40.
mixed ISL O91 q Tor Winter and red am
Der w esteTn; q - Tor small lots OF do. :
81 4391 A for choice and extra choice am
Der State; Il 5ogI 81 for white Western.
BARLEY-Heavy and declining; sales OF
Il GOO bushels, two rowed state, at 81 159
BAILEY AIALT-Quiet.
CoES- Receipts, I52, 4s5 bushels: opened
quiet and closed 3G4c better; IN fair specu-
Iative demand; sales OF 1900 bushels at
$4,000 for unsound mixed WoGtern; SIG
81 06 for sound do; 81 I0a1 IL for Western
9o1.ASTs-Receipts, $4,000 bushels; more ac-
tive and lower; sales OF 1900 bushels at
63a67c for new Southern and Western.
RICE-NOInInal.
COFFEE-Qutet and drms sales or lilo
sacks of Laguayra on private terms.
SUeAR-Qutst and dropping sales OF 65l
barrels at 1I@1l5kc for Cuba, and 1l9ll5Sc
for Porto; and rs boxes of Havana at l05zg
he.
MoLASsES-NOnainal.
HoPs-Firm at 16923c for American.
PEFRoLEUM-Quiet.
SPIKTTa OF TURPEETINE-Quie at 4BZ4
471zc.
PoRK--A shade frmer; sales of $50 bar.
rels al s29 50a30 90 for mess; closing at SS
cash; "a 50925 % for prime; and S26 50a
s27 so for prime mess also, 500 barrels O.
| prime mess, seller December and January,
on private terms.
BEEF-Quiet; sales of $50 barrels at IS D
ais % for new plain mess, and Sl2 e09l7 D
/ for new. extra mess. Tlerce Beef quiet, al
SIS 90 q q 90 for prime mess, and $50 90 g
S33 90 for India mess. Beef Hams dull
/ sales of 20 barrels at Sl8 O0925 % for old
/ and Sc 90 for new. F.sa g-It
| Cur MEATs-Dull and heavy; sales o
| SIS packages at 141z915c for shoulders, anC
/ I8Cdloc for hams. Mlddles dull and heavy
| sales of 100 boxes tce-cureG, q part at 1870
| LARD Dull and droopings sales OF 20
/ tierces at l6M9l7szc for Bteam-rendered
| and lS9181<c for kettle-Kendered.
| BUTTER-Quiet, at 21933c for Ohio. "a
| CHEEsE-Dull, at 1709lScs
| FREIGHTs TO LIVERPooL-Shade hrmer
| shipments OF 81. 000 bushels wheat al Sd pc
sail, and 81S185zd per steam.
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Chicago Market.


EJ telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. 3.
FLoUR-Is a shade easier, at "a OO9C %
for Shripg extras.
WHEAT-Dull and easier; No. quiet
and steady at 90c; No. quiet and weak at
S59szc, closing at S51z9S6e; this afternoon
the market was unsettled ct 001zc, buyers
November and sellers December, cash,
and sellers November for No. a
CoRN-Duli and unsettled at 64905Lzc for
No 2, closing at &c; rejected Is 11<@2c
lower; sales at 62g621zc; this afternoon The
market was drmer AZ CSC, sellers NoYem'
bef.
2, closing at 39I<9391zc.
RYE-Fairly active with decline OF Il
on Nos. and and l92c on rejected sales
of No. at Zoe; No. 2 az 071<@681Zc, and re.
jected at &c; sample lots at 76c delivered
closing at Csc for No. q
BARLEY-Duu and nominal at csc FOL
No. 2.
HIGHwIEEs-Dul and 20 lower; sales al
81 Goal 0S1Sc. closing nominal at 81 039l Oe
6UGAR-IS<gl41zcf fer common to prime
Cuba.
PRovIsIONs-Quiet. Mess Pork s23 00g
SO 90 for new aud old cash, and $50 90, sell
ler's January and S28 ., sellers February
Lard 161<c Sweet-pickled hams 141<c
short RIB middles, Is days In sait, at l5c.
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A SHARP COUNTRY CHAP.-On
Wednesday, some waggish young men
threw an advertisement of Cincin-
natl hotel, gotten up to look like a
greenback, on the pavement. and then
stepped off short distance to watch
lIS'-<r4rs- chap 0suo' aIong, anu ne saw
the bill before he got within ten feet
of it. But he was not as green as
he looked, for he marched
along without appearing to see
the greenback, until he brought one
foot down on it. He then stopped
and looked around in an unooncerned
sort of way, and seeing that no one
appeared to be observing his move
ments. slipped his hand down quite
slowly, and removed the bill from I'M
der his foot to his vest pocket. He
then marched on, and the wags who
had been watching him had hearty
laugh, at the shrewd way the green
looking chap went down on what
he, very likely, supposed was five
dollar greenback. He probably dis
covered his mistake shortly after
wards.
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new orleans Harket.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 4.
COTToE-Closed quiet and lower; sales az
241S92454c; sales S,4CO bales;. receipts 5'74o
bales.
FLoUR-Scarce and firm; sales At IS pa
30 for superhne; s. 80 Tor Xxx, and % for
Xxx.
CoRN-Mixed, 81 y; white, 81 Is.
OATs-63a64c.
HAY-Prfme SZ.
PoRK-Duu at s3l.5O -- -
R4CoN-Firmer; sales at lg1EG201<c for
shoulders, clear rib and clear sides; haHs'
I,ARD-Lower; sales OF tierce at ls1z9
IsILc for tierce; keg, l9Zc.
notwithstanding light; sales OF fully Ialr
of I2s<0l3e; yellow clarified, I8169l41Zcs
MoI.As Es-Prime S09Slc.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 20.
CoFFEE-Firmer; sales OF fair at l55lc;
prime, l651c.
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HORSE RACE TO-DAY. - We are
informed that lively horse will take
place this afternoon at the Long
worth Tract. 1t will be a quarter
race" for 5000 side. Jim Brockie's
sorrel horse, and a horse owned by
Mr.. Goblin, of Carlisle, are the con.
testants. The agreement is "play OF
pay" and $50 side has already been
deposited. No doubt largo number
Of persons will be attr acted to the
race course to witness this trial OF
speed.
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-During the
session of Morning Star Lodge No. z,
L. o. o. T., last night, splendid
cake was presented to the Lodge
through W. G. Turnock, who an
nounced that the cake aforesaid had
been sent to the Lodge by Brother
Henry A. Clinton and wife. nee Ella
Oldham, who were united in the bonds
Of matrimony last evening. The
thanks of the Lodge and the congrat-
ulations of the members were tender
ed to the happy pair.
We also return thanks to the happy
couple for kind remembrance. May
their lives be long and happy.
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Eew YORK Cold ana STOCK HarR6t.

now York Cold and Stock HRFRet.
BY Toiegraph.I NEW YORK, NOV. 4.
MoNEY-Fairly active and steady at CO..
per cent. for call loans.
ExCHArgoE-SteFling quiet at at B/060c.
GoLD-Lower; opening at 265<, ndVancs
ing TO M, declining 70 1GtE, closing az 2G5I
@28JE Carrying rates 397 per cent.
CfOVERNhfEbTl3-i5trOm as "a natural re-
suit or the action Of tho Secretary OF tho
Treasury ia buying two millions to-day,
or double she amount advertised for
awards at 10 6-1009ll3 D-l00. Coupons
Of 1881, l17ZallS; do. '02, ll554@ll556f do
20, 1l25SgllZ56; do. '65, li5lsglls2f;
do. new, ll55f@lly5<i DO. 20 ID
IlzL.- -currency 6s. IOLlzlLlZ.
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EPIsCoPAL.-From the Princeton
Clarion we learn that the Episcopa-
lians held meeting in that place last
Thursday night, which was well at
tended. Another meeting was an
nouneed to be held last night, and
FIVE clergymen were expected to be
present. The meetings were held for
the purpose of taking the necessary
steps to establish Parish at Prince
ton 1s
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Louisville Market.

by IeIcN TaDUsI LlVUIa ' LAfIsNf -NNNs =
CorroH-Quiet; middling at 241zc.
FLOUR-Demand fair; extra family S. so.
GRAIN-Steady; red wheat 81 90; white
81 Is. Corn IN bulk 00c. Oats IN bulk zoe.
Rye soc.
HoGs-steady at 50 5O9i0 90, the latter
price was paid for choice No. /.
TOBACCO-Leaf unchanged; sales OF 10
hogsheads at IS 10 for lugs. sl6 % for leaf.
PROVIsIoSS-Quieta and unchanged; Mess
pork S3l %. Bacon, shoulders 1Ss<c: clear
sides 2oci no clear RIB in market. Lard in
tieTces lSc.
WHIsKY-Raw declined 70 81 O0.
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FOURTH STREET SECOND INTER
MEDIATE ScHooL.-TEis school was
organized yesterday by the Superin-
tendent, and put in charge of Miss
Lucy Woodbury., formerly in charge
of the Second Primary in the Lover
Building. Fiity-two pupils have Teen
transferred from the four schools OF
the same grade, and each one OF them
is left with more than ought yet to pc
In room. :,
The district from which the pupils
of the new organization come IS en-
braced within the following limits;
Beginning at the river at Chestnut
Street thence to Sixth Street, thence
to Walnut, thence to Seventh, thence
to Ingle, thence by Ingle aud Elm to
the river.
The new room viii be very COM
Portable and pleasant. especially when
it is furnished with improved school
furniture.
We should like to chronicle the
purchase of a lot for the Lamasco
School soon, so that. if possible, ii
may be erected by next year.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

New Goods at Reduced Prices.
The Neto York Store is now being
stocked with new Fashionable Dry
GOODS, Ladies' and Children's Cloaks,
.Shaaols. Ara6 Wraps, Cloak and
Dress Trimmings, and everything
kept by first class Dry Goods Estab.
lishment. Blue, Purple and Green
Kid Gloves. Another invoice oil
those Double Warp Black Alpacas
nov5-1t
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European Market


BY Cabie.l LoNDoxs NOV. A.
Consols for money, $50: account, D32S:
5-20s OF ~, S31z do '62, 81; do l05, 81. Tai
low 4G5 Cd; l0-4tss 771<; Erie, 201l ;
Illinois, 98<. Stocks drm. Linseed
OIL, G29: Calcutta Linseed, E62. Petroleum
at a ntwerp nTm- The specie in the Bank
OF England has decreased Etg3,O00.
LIVERPOOL, November A. Cotton -
market steady; middliag uplands, l21S:
Orleans, IN. Sales OF lZ,UO0 bushels white
wheat at los 4d red Western, 9s I'd red
Winter, s. 5d99s Cd. Western Flour,
Us Cd. Corn, mixed 20s Cd. Oats, 8s Cd.
Peas, 43s. Pork, ll2s Cd. Beef, SOS. Lard,
lis. Cheese, 69s. Bacon, 67s for new prime.
PARIS, November 4.-Bourse fat; rentes
III SIC.
HAMBURG, Nov. A-Tetroleum firm.
IIuseed rrm at IS. .r
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Cow CAsE.-One of our we'll
known citizens, having missed his
COW, came to the conclusion that she
had been stolen, and so informed
Sheriff Miller, who took the case in
hand, and made diligeut search. Yes
terday evening the female bovine
made her appearance, and gave evi-
dence that she had travelled pretty
fast on her return trip, making the
affair look rather suspicious.
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A SUGGESTION. - Now that the
mouths of all the sewers have been re-
paired and put in good condition, we
have a suggestion to offer. When the
river rises, and the sewer mouths are
covered with water, they will, as here
tofore, be dangerous for persons
driving to the river to water horses
or wash buggies, and we think it
would be a good idea for the City
Council to have notices stuck up on
the lamp posts on Water Street, Civ
ing notice to be careful about driving
over the sewer mouths. Somebody's
life may be saved by this precaution.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN-Wil-
liam Rose was arrested and tried for
an assault on the person of John
Stroebel. He was found guilty and
fined s. 80. Paid.
We afterwards understood that
Rose filed an affidavit against Storebel
for provoke" and the case will be
decided to-day.
Another interesting case was tried
before Justice Mc1'ernan, which,
although a civil case, was a very rich
one. Mrs. Almeda Walker brought
suit against L. G. Stinson for $50,
balance on a note, but Mr.. S. fled a
bill for 500 which completely shanged
the complexion of the whole case,
and verdict was given against the
plaintiff, and Mrs. w. will have to
paw the costs.
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 80 First Street, are now of
fering to the trade large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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Reoelvera Sale 0f gtoam8r LJu7aa-

ny VuRTUw on "a uECmEE on
80 the WanderbuHrh circuit Court IH o.
cause wherein gharlea IT. CrnWiordt drt
a. plaintiff and Thomas It. huIul n dr.
PENDANT, viii, on the Ail dhy of HNVrue
Der next, between the hours 90 Lau O'CLOCK
AK. and two O'Clock F.M.i ni enc fFHuHr
Vile wharf, sell at public auction BOO
steamer Louise. her tackle. apparel. lun
furniture. Terms ~ follOWat OurrfnlrN
cash, ouo-thlrd Do sixty dnVa, UnnrfHird iu
ninety days, with intcrafI a0dcd Gao pure
chaser securing the deferred payments by
paper payable iu bank heres with HuH
oc80 CEO. n. STARR Receiver
fEVangVille Courier and Dincluuuu CON.
uIoreini c0pYsl
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MARRrED-In this city on October
%. at the Second Unitarian Chapel,
by the Rev. E. Kempshall, of Eliza
beth, N. j., DIR. j. G. Nisbet, of
Evansville, Ind, to Mary c., daughter
of the late j. j. Bryant. of Elizabeth.
Brooklyn Union, Oct. 80.
We announced, few days ago, the
arrival of the happy pair in this city.
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~ 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-s
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ia17-tf
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Our PARK,-We have in the
suburbs of our city very pleasant
place of retreat from the business and
dust of the city during the Summer
months, known as the Artesian
Springs Park During the past two
or three years great Improvements
have been made in the grounds
pleasant walks have been laid out,
fountains erected. and bath rooms
attached. Efforts have been made to
popularize the institution, but these
efforts have only been partially
crowned with success. The patron
age during the past Summer season
was nothing like so great as was
anticipated, and the result was
that as a pecuniary Investment
the Park did not pay. Our
citizens have enjoyed the cool breezes
under the refreshing shade of the
stately trees that abound within the
Enclosure, and have felt grateful that
they had such a pleasant place in
which to seek a few hours rest and re.
Taxation from business. But we are
informed that it is somewhat doubtful
whether we shall long have this shady
retreat to fly to. as there is some talk
of dividing the grounds off into large
lots for fine residences. This has moi
been determined on, as yet. but the
owners are not willing to maintain the
Park for the benefit of the people
without receiving a sufficient return
to justify them in keeping it up il
such a manner as to make it a resor
worthy of the patronage of our citi
zens. Our Park has become cele
brated abroad, and people have come
from a distance to enjoy tho quiet O.
its shady trees, and partake of tht
Artesian water, which is a great health
restorative. It is to be hoped tina
the owners will not have to partition
off the ground, but that it may yet b.
made popular Summer resort tina
will be appreciated by our entire com
munity.
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CRIMINAL CoURT. The trial of
H. G. Foster was continued yester-
day, and quite a number of spectators
were attracted to the Court Room
during the day. The evidence was
concluded, and speeches were made
by Judge Parrett for the defense, and
Captain Hargrave for the prosecution.
Two more speeches are to be made
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TENDER LoINs.-Trough the kind
ness of our thoughtful friend. VIM.
Akin, we yesterday had our first
mess" Of tender loius for this season.
Mr.. Akin cut up a few hogs yester-
day, but the weather is too warm to
admit of any further slaughtering at
present.
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AeW Yorg d. 700 aarap..

BY Telegraph NAV YoEK, NOY. 3.
DRY GooDs-Thereis a continued shrink
Ing OF the Vaiue,of stap.e cOttona, but thef g
IS an Improved INQUIRY az the reduced
prices, although The market is no way
active. The following are the most Ina
portant changes: Ohio BIB blue DENNIS
are reduced from 25c TO BE: do CO do. from
2lc 10 2Oci do. AKA from 27JIc TO &c; hOs-
ton brown Denims from l5c 20 l4t<c; Tree
lower, and are now selling &C 1895 ORn-
war + A brown sheetings are down TO l2es
xxx brown Denims are reduced from 29o
20 z8c.
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a DIRECToR.-We observe by the
Terre Haute Egpress that Paris G..
Dunning, of Bloomington, late of this
city, has been elected as one of the
Directors of the Cincinnati & St. Louis
Straight Line Railroad.
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WARNINa.-The city is full of row.
ing scallawags. and it will be we'll for
people to be on their guard against
burglariously disposed cusses.
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BURNING LEAvEs.-A large num-
Der of fires were built on the streets
after dark last night, for the purpose
Of burning the leaves that cucumber
the streets and sidewalks. The boys
viii have to be careful, however, or
they may cause some houses to be
burned,
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~ Yesterday was very windy, and
the dust and leaves few through the
streets in clouds.
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New HoUsE.-We observe that
Mr.. Geo. Veunemann, of the firm of
Yennemaun & Behme. has fine new
brick residence. on the corner of
Water and Oak Streets, in fair state
of progress, and it is about half COM
pIeted. 1t is adjoining the residence
Of Richard Raleigh.
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TAas.-The journal Job Office is
nrenarad To nrinE To ga aE shnrE nnkina
hand, it will be to the advantage of
of those wanting Tags soon to call,
before the assortment is bro ken.
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NemnhIH Markell.

BY Teiegraph.l MEAEPHIB. Nov. 4.
COTTON-Quiet; closing weak at 241zc :
receipts. 2B3 bales
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
CORN-S0 9S2c.
OATs-60c.
HAY-NOminal.
BItAN-s23 %.
PORK-S32.
LARD-lS920c.
BACON = steady; shoulders l71zc, and
sides, &c.
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SHIPMENT To EUROPE. H. J.
Sohl9pfer yesterday shipped to New
York, to be shipped from thence to
Europe, six bottles of Sehlepfer's
Rheumatic Cure. This is a long dis
lance to send for medicine, and is
another illustration of the reputation
Of Evansville and her business men.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05

THANKs.-Mr. J. T. Coolidge, who
has just returned from the East, has
our thanks for files Of latest New
York papers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05

A LIBERAL SUBsCRIpT1oN.-Mr.
Chauncy Rose, of Terre Haute, has
subscribed $4,000 to the capital stock
of the Terre Haute & Bloomfield
Railroad. Mr.. Rose was the master
spirit of the Terre Haute & Rich
mond Railroad and also of the E. &
q. Railroad, when they were being
constructed. Why do not some of
our opulent and public-spirited citi-
Zens initiate his example2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05
ToBAooo.-The Owensboro Monitor

ToBACco.-The Greensboro Monitor
has the following tobacco item:
We regret to learn from many of
our planters that large per eentage
of the present crop of tobacco housed
for curing, has been very seriously in
jured by freezing during the cold sea
son of the past two weeks. The in
jury, added to the short yield occa-
stoned by the droughth of last sum-
mer, will, we suppose, greatly enhance
the price of the small amount mer-
charitable that escaped injury.