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OPERA HOUSE. On Monday evening, the
doors of this spacious house will be thrown
open to the public, after a long interval of
darkness. The house opens nnder more
favorable auspices than ever before. The
style of the performance viii be entirely
different from anything heretofore pre-
scented, a statement we make with salts
faction, since ii has long been evident
that a change of some sort was nee
essary. The excellent burlesque of "The
Field OF the Cloth OF GoId'' viii be
the opening pieces and in this the
Katie Putnam troupe viii make
their first appearance before an Evans
vile audience. We hardly know what to
expect from this company, but unless their
merits have been very greatly overestt-
mated, they far excel all burlesque organi-
cations in the West. The press, wherever
they have appeared, are unanimous in
their praise. In the pieces selected for the
opening night, they are said TO surpass
even the popular WorreH Sisters. "The
Field of the Cloth of Gold !" is one of the
few burIesque operas that has been carried
beyond the second season with any sue
cess. 1t is one of those light, airy pieces
that does not fan 10 at once establish Itself
into the favor of an audience. We advise
all who Whould enjoy the performace to
60 early and secure seats.
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einnati TO Arkansas. River rising. With
feet In the canal, and feet over The fails.
Weather cloudy and cold.
CAIRO, December I7.-Port List-Sam.
low, New Orleans to Cincinnati. at ! q. m;
Wild Duck, Ptttsburg to New Orleans, st
a. M; Glendale, st. Louis to PILtsburg, at
a. m; Kellogg, New Orleans to st. Louis,
natl, at IL a. M; Friendship, st. Louis and
return. at IL M; Comm OnRealth, st. Louis
to New Orleans, at II M; Alaska, New Or
leans to Cincinnati, al p. m; Lumsden,
st. Louis to Pittsburg. at p. m; Forsyth,
81. Louis 10 Vicksburg, at 8 p. M; Cairo,
Memphis to st. Louis. at p. M. Alton,
New Orleans to st. Louis, at p. M; Wild
river has risen five inches; it has been
showing since noon; mercury 3So.
ST. LOUIS, December I7-2ort List-Ar-
rived: Labarge and MoIlie Able, from New
Oriesnsi ". K. Arthur, from Crawf0rd's
Bar; Lucy BertIam, from Keokuk; Belle
Memphis and Colorado, from NJ EN- phis.
Departed: Henry Ames, for New Orleans:
Victory, for Quincy. River still rising
with about feet to Cairo. Weather cloudy
and cold. About one inch of snow fell
MEMPHIS, December I7.-Weather cool:
raining and showing. The river IS rising.
Arrived st. Luke, from st. Louis: Mime
ola, from Cincinnati. Departed: Julia, for
Vicksburg; Pauline Carroll and Imperial,
for New Orleans; Belle st. Louis, Colossal,
and Ada Reese, for st. Louis
The Luminary ran into tie Tom Head,
at Presidents Island, yesterday, causi ng
her to spring aieak, and damaging a pOr-
ton OF her cargo; bat the pumps v ere set
TO work, and the damages repaired in a
short time. sA13
NEW ORLEANS, December I7.--ArTlved
Kate Kinney, Antelope and Atlantic. De-
parted: Indiana and Mississippi, for St.
Louis
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THE MARKETS.
Eev VePk HerKel,

81 Telsgraph.l NEW YoEr, Dec. II.
CoTToN = Firm: sales OF 1900 bales at
25I5c for middltng uplands; closing quiet.
FLoUR-Recefpts, 110080 bbls. and 2I3l
bags; heavy and declining sales, 2, 800 bbls.
at 81 4004 20 for superfine State and West
ern: S. l096 10 for extra state: 81 9og6 10 for
extra western. IS 9096 20 for white wheat
extra; s. 2096 Is for Round Hoop Ohio;
S. 1896 SO for extra st. Louis; Sc 504S 50 for
good to choice do. closing heavy; includ-
Ing eco barrels extra State for export at
IS s. delivered. Rye flour dull and heavy;
sales OF 900 barrels at g. 50G5 rs.
WHIsKY-Duu and heavy; sales Of $50
barrels of Western 40 81 10 free.
WHFAT-Receipts, 1921 bushels; hrmer
for Winter; without decided change for
Spring; sales of 81 900 bushels at ST. PIG
ST "a for No. 2 Spring in store and deliver
ed 81 30(9l 30 for Winter red and amber
Western 81 o. for rejected Spring; 81 30
for amber State; and 81 45Gl 49 for white
Michigan
RYE-Qulet.
BARLEY-Dull.
HARLEY MALT-QuIet.
CoRN-Receipts, 70l bushels: quiet and
firm: sales 81, 900 bushels at 81 12JS091 Is for
sound old mixed western: 81 % for new
white Southern, and 81 05gI 0615 for yellow
oATs@Recefpts, ei.754 bushels; rather
more steady; sales 81 600 bushels at 6S964c
and CSC for state.
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Dun.
SUGAR--DulIi sales OF 6S hhds Cuba and
Havana, both at IKE. -so[s-
Nor. AssEs--DuIIi sales 500 bbls New Or
leans at 74g6oc.
HoPs-D11 at lsa2sc for American.
PETRoLEUM-Dull at lT1z@lSc for crude,
and sic Tor refined.
LINsEED OIL-Dull at 99993c.
SPIRITS TURPENFINE-Steady at 4iG4414c
PoRK-Dull and heavy; sales of 300 bbls
at So 00532 SO for new mess: So 50N32 70
for old do. 7; ga 00926 10 for prime and SIS 90
@s3O so for prime mess: also 500 bbis new,
sellers d anuary. at S3l 90. aud 500 bbls do,
sellers February, at S3l %.
BEEF-Steady sales Of US bbis at S59sl3
for new plain-Iness, and So O017 20 for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef steady; sales
of $50 tferces at SIS 00G28 90 for prime mess,
and SCI O0G20 90 TO- India mess.
BEEF HAAIs-Quseti sales OF loo bbls at
$50 0Ga32 90 for new.
CUT MEATS Dull: sales of $50 packages
at l2@l3o for shoulders l79lT1zc for hams.
MIDDLEs-Quiet and het<vy; sales OF 80
boxes at 1875 Ql51Sc for Cumberland cut,
and l61<1tl61ae for short ribbed.
LARD-Heavy; sales of $50 tterees at rs
@l65se for steam, and l99l91ac for Kettle
rendered.
BUrTER-Dull at 1SaISISc for Ohio
CuEEsE-Quiet at l6el75zc.
EREfGHTs-To Liverpool nomlnally IN
changed.
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Ghicaea Mnrhal.
RA relegrapn

b TelegraphI CHICAGO. Dec. II.
EXCHANGES Eastern 10 OF buying; ITO
premium selling.
FLoUR-DaIl and heavy ut So 5094 S752
for spring extras.
WffEAr-No. 1rmer and quiet at $50
CSC; No. dull and a shade easier at 500 s554c,
closing at S5Zae51Sc; this afternoon the
narR ct was steady at 851<c cash and seller
Decenn Der: e51 &C seller January.
GoRN-Duf AT TT1<8791Sc for No ?, closing
at 771ae for regular; rejected, 79c; no grade,
69G79ct this afternoon the market was DUH
at 6754c for No, 2. #t,..-f
oars onletand shade flrmer at 42149
age. -..t-..t...
RYE-Q uIet and firm at74Jza75c for No. 2,
and 6Sc for rejscied, closing steady
BhRLRY--A shade easier at 7Sc Tor no. 2
HIGHWINEs-D Dali AID nominaily &c
lower.
sUaAR-l4aI4}6o for common to choice
Orleans.
Provisions The movement is altogether
speculative. Mess Pork: cash lots neglect
ed and sIaI p lower; free sellers at ~ % !
for future delivery prices dec1ntd H. clos
ing at $50 p seller February. Hams sweet
picked quiet at l6c: green dull az l4Ac.
Cat meats dull, neglected and nominal at
a decitne of 10 on all descriptions.
I4ARD-Uull and &c lower; sales at lS14oi
1 closing nominal az l75zaBlSc cash.
HoGs-Bressed active and easier and Z54
| SOC lower, closing at sll 959l2 . for coed
| shipping lots; So 759ll for fair 70 choice.
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BY Cable.i LONDON, Dec. l7--E7e.
o5 CStonIais for mo,5ey, 9os on ,e account
do. IS, S45zi do. 'G7, 81 lO.40s, Sly Stocks
steady; Erie l9M; Illinois S9H; Atlantic
and Great Western 261%.
PARIS, December H.-Bourse quiet at
72f 60c.
LIVERPOOL, December I7.-Cotton sales
OF the week, $1,000 balEsi exports, 5000
bales; speculative, Il 900 bales; stock, 349.
coo bales; American, 81 COZ bales: receipts
of the week, 100000 baies: quantity ad0at,
$4,000 bales; American, Isl, O0J bales. The
market to day, is firm uplands 1I5<9ll1si
Orleans I2GI2Is; sales, 5000 bsles. Inc
wheat for the past three days, 5000 quar-
ters; California white whe,aSit " 81; t oId
Western, No. 2, IS, and Winter g I0d.
Flour 2Is al Corn. No. 2 mixed, 28s Cd.
oats IS 90. PORK lO7s 81; Beef l03s Sd for
new Lard n Cheese 6S' Bacon &C. Com
mon Rosiu I5s Petroleum Is Id; refined
Is Sd TurpeDtine lss.
ToNDoN, December I7-TalIow doll at
46sm36s I'd, Sperm % ! SIS. sugar 39s@S9s
81. Turpentiue shade 6rmer, 30 for re-
fined. PetI oleum Is Sdals SD. Linssed
OIL SOS.
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DIED.

- KAERCHER.-In this city, at 4 O'Clock
on thursday morning, December 10th, Col.
and - days tastsftf ~ t-t
The funeraI win take place from his late
residence on Fourth Street, between
Walker Street and Fulton Avenue, La
rpasco, this day, saturday, December 18th.
at O'Clock Pm. The friends of the family
viii please attend without further notice.
WILSON.-On the morning of the 18th.
EMMETT ALEXANDER, son OF Alexand er
and Margaret Wilson, aged l year, &
months, and Is days. n7a
Notice of the funeral will be given in
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
yesterday of forming the aequaint-
auce of Thos. d. Egan, agent and
correspondent of the New York
Freeman's Journal. Mr.. Egan is a
very pleasant gentleman, and informs
us that he has obtained quite num-
Der of subscribers to the paper he
represents.
Edward Parker. after an extended
sojourn in the East, has returned to
our city. his former home, on a pleas
ure visit. Mr.. Parker thinks Evans
vile rs as pleasant as ever, and has
an idea Of settling here again.
D. w. Lusk, the editor of the
Shawneetown Mercury, was in the
city yesterday, looking as large as life
Con small scale). and twice as natu-
raj. Come agaiD, David; we are
always glad to see you.
Morton Blythe, after an absence of
several months, has returned to the
city, and is connected with the
American Express Office.
Chit. Lyon, Of the firm of Lyon &
MacheD, returned home last night
from an extensive trip through Ten
nessee, Alabama and Mississippi, in
the interest of his house
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
To-Day. We call attention TO the
auction sale this afternoon at two
o'clock, at the Court House, of valua-
bic and desirable city property, en-
bracipg the property on First and
Walnut Streets, lately occupied as
the residence of DR.. Geo. B. Walker.
This is a splendid piece of property,
and will no doubt attract the atten-
ton of many persons who would like
to secure it. There are also quite a
number of other valuable houses and
lots that will be disposed of, and
those who wish to secure bargains,
should rot fail to attend. See tee
advertisement for full particulars.
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CATHOLIC FAIR-FIFTH NIGHT
The attendance at the Festival last
night was not so large as on Thurs
day evening, although the spacious
hall was we'll filed. We have here
tofore spoken at length of the many
attractions of the Festival, and it is
unnecessary to enumerate them again.
Suffice it to say that all present seemed
to be enjoying themselves and helping
to make others happy. The various
fancy tables were unusually well pat
ronized, and the smiling attendants
seemed to be exceedingly well salts.
fed. The lunch yesterday was NOT
very largely patronized, but the re-
ceipts at the supper tables last night
were undoubtedly large. The receipts
at the door amounted to about s62.
Tonight will be the grandest of
any during the week All the fine
prizes. including the splendid chairs,
sewing machines, &C., will be raffled
off, and it is expected that an unusu-
ally large number Of persons will be
ia attendance. A grand lunch will
be spread during the day, and a splen-
did supper will be served during the
entire evening The Crescent Citv
Silver Band, with their unrivaled
music, will contribute greatly to
the int rest Of the oceasiO
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FINISHING UP.-The work of bowl,
dering Main Street was finished yes
terday, so far as tho street proper is
concerned. The railroad track is yet
to be powdered, and will probably
be finished to-day The men were at
work ramming last night, and
worked until late hour, reminding
US Of the way that tho proprietor of
Route No. O." Cincinnati, put things
through.
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THE FoRGER. - Thomas Bernard,
the man who forged an order on
Miller, Gardner & Co., for about $40
worth Of goods, a few days ago, was
followed by Marshal Wunderlich into
Union County, Kentucky. Bernard
got off the packet opposite Hender-
son, and was closely followed and
tracked into Kentucky, having crossed
the river in a skif, but he managed to
elude pursuit in the woods, and es-
capped. He has a wife and five chill
dren in Union County, and sometimes
sails under the alias Of Cunningham.
He is an unmitigated scoundrel, and
left his family in a starving condition.
He dares not go to his home, it is said,
for the neighbors have threatened to
hang him for his many acts of vii
lainy.
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THE CARMI RAILROAD ELECTION.
We have received a letter from r S.
Graham. at Carmi, and have also
been handed letter from Q. S. Con-
ger to Robert A. Hill, Esq, in regard
to the railroad election at Carmi, and
are pleased to learn that the anRro-
priation was carried by handsome
majority. Mr.. Conger writes:
The returns of the railroad election
held yesterday in this county. Deem
Der 14th, to donate 100000 to the
Evansville & Southern Illinois Rail-
road ara just in. aud show majority
for the donation of 894-enough to
give US the benefit of the late law re-
garding the excess of taxes. We are
greatly elated. G. S. CONGER.
Mr.. Graham writes:
Considering the
strong efforts made against it by one
portion of the county, we think we
have done pretty we'll to carry the
election by such a large majority.
This vote secures the State aid By
giving US the excess Of taxes to pay
bonds, &c" - r. S. GRAHAM.
The people of White County have
done nobly. They voted the propo-
sition down in the early part Of last
November, by 70 majority, and now
they carry it by 1914 majority. What
wonderful change of opinion
Nobly done, White County, say we.
The building Of the road TO Carmi is
now only question of time. and the
shorter the better. Ai
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scs Tora Brf 10000 AarEel

Dry GooDs-There has been specula-
tive movement In heavy brown shsetings
and bIeacied muslins, and the marke ct H.
therefore, StiH at an advance, which, how
ever, has not yet become general, RTi gts
and other good max e., while Pacific brings
lie. Solored cottOns are also a little firm
e., but 10 not yet move very freely. he
A no~keag deninnS and Pearl Rs er, how
ever, are held at an advance Of &c. We
quote the former at l9c end the latter at
ZUc. kearsafge satin jeans have advanced
from ice to l7c. In other classes OF goods
there is but little or no change, ard under
the failures of the week, II is a difficult
task to infuse any life into a dismal trade
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g ThcFe's no such word as Fail!''

This is absolutely true in using
DooLEY's CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING
POWDER, for SO perfect is the combi-
nation Of the Ingredients entering
upon its manufacture that good bis
cults, rolls, or pastry. both light and
nutritious, can be made without fail
1t is always ready, always reliable,
and requires but half the quantity of
those of ordinary manufacture. For
sale in packages to meet the wants
of all, by grocers generally.
dec16 d3teod
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MONDAY Presents Cheap.

Louis Blttrolff, No. 65 Main Street,
will sell his fine and large Btock Of
Gold aud Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware,
&c., at a small Advance on cost, until
after the holidays. All are invited to
call and satisfy themselves that qhis
will be readily be done. Remember
The store is No. 65, sign of the Watch
and GoldsPen. de19 tdec25
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louisville Rarket.

~ te,syranh.l LoUiavILLE Dec. IL.
COTTON I'm: sales of q bales ordinary
at 22szc.
FLOUR Unchanged; tamil So.
GRAIN-Quiet and steady. Red Whcat
81 O5: white ditto 81 10. Corn GJg70c. Oats
soc. Rye sec on arrival. Hogs steady at
60 75m5 % %: gross receipts $50: killed 1900.
ToBAcc0-SaIes OF 80 hossheads at SGD
for lugs, ard Sl0al2 for leaf.
PnoVisIoSs Firm. Mess Pork $751; Bulk
Shoulders I21Se: clear rib 1914 =; ear sides
IGs1c. Bacon shoulders l514c; clear rib
ISHc: clear sides lS54e; hams 23c.
BARD-lS5zc.
WHISKY Ftrmer at 98e.
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TuE DAVENPORT RIVALS. = The
Won Bromelswe;tzens@ will give a
select entertainment at their Hall, No.
119 Main Street. tonight Saturday.,
December the 18th. 1869 A limited
number Of Jifty cent tickets will be
sold. They can be purchased at
SCOTS News Depot. 1t
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MASONIC .HALL-DR. O'LEARY.-
Masonic Hall was filed last night to
hear DR.. O'Leary's fourth lecture.
The diseases to which he devoted his
attention were Catarrh, Colds, Con-
sumption, etc, which were extensively
illustrated, and in such a manner as
to convey the Doctors meaning to the
most simple, minded person. The la
dies were present in considerable
force, and if they only knew how in
teresting this series of lectures is,
we feel sure more would attend.
DR.. O'Leary will lecture to. night OF
the cause and cure Of diseases of the
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Dyspepsia,
&c, aud viii freely illustrate these
subjects by recourse to his manikins,
charts and models. No one can hear
this course Of lectures without being
greatly interested and benefited.
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D~ 7. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
fall stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
eDt Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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Holiday HoIIda, HOLIDAY

The finest assortment of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schlaepfer's
Drug Store. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
to get pure Drugs. Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Ponades, Uolognes and
Toilet Waters. dec2 I'm
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A BRAVE MAN GONE TO REST
Elsewhere in TO- days JOURNAL will
be found an obituary notice of Col.
Jacob Kaercher, who died Of con
sumption, on Thursday morning
Col. Kaereher was a native of Worms.
State of Darmstadt, Germany, and
came 10 this cityin 1851. In 1855, he
enlisted as soldier in the Second
Dragons. U. S. Army, and served
two years in Texas, during which
time he rose to the rank Of Orderly
Sergeant, when he was honorably dis
CHARGED, at the request of his aged
mother, who needed aud received his
iilial care. When the rebellion broke
out he raised a company, which he
commanded for three months-the
term Of their enlistment. He then
raised company for Colonel
Osterhaus' Twelfth Missouri Regi-
ment, and was chosen Captain, in
which capacity he served for some
time, but was promoted 10 the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel for brave service
and, We believe. became Colonel of
the regiment when Osterhaus was
promoted to the rank of Brigadier
General. He was severely wounded
at the battle of Pea Ridge. Arkansas,
and was subsequently shot through
the lungs in front of Atlanta, only
three days before his time of enlist
ment expired, aud never fully recov-
cred, the wound ultimately resulting
in consumption, and finally in death,
He was a brave soldier and a good
citizen, honored during his life. and
leaving behind large circle of friends
aud acquaintanees to lament his early
death.
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To city Tax.Pavars.

am authorized to extend the time
for paying taxes and allowing dis
count of three per cent. on ali taxes
paid ia full, to Monday. the 18th day
of December 1869. All interested
are requested TO call as early as posi-
BILE, as there will positively be no fur
Their extension Of time given.
JOHN GREEK, City Collector,
Office in Third Street Engine
House, next TO City Council Cham
her. deco If
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Rtner Tpisnaac1Eea.

PIrrsB URG. Dec. II. The Monongahela
has IL feet s inches water in the Channel
and rising. Weather cloudy. Wind west.
ThermOme err $40.
CINCINNATI, Dec. II. = Arrive d-Silver
Moon, from Memphis: Belle Vern on, from
New Orleans; st. Charles, from Pittsburg
The river is rising, with E015 feet water In
the channel Weather cloudy with pros
poets of snow.
LOUISVILLE, December 17.-Port List
Virginia, from New Orleans; Robr Moore
Nashville to Cincinnati; ATmaSliIlo, Gin.
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EXHIBITION OF DIsoLvING VIEWS.
Some very interesting disolving views.
Illustrative of Bible scenes of peculiar
interest, will be exhibited at Ingle
Street, NJ. E. Church, the proceeds of
which will go to the benefit of the
Sunday School of that Church. It is
hoped the house win be crowded
These views we're exhibited a few
nights since al Marble Hall, and were
pronounced really excellent by those
who were in attendance. The pictures
will we'll repay our citizens the low
price Of admission, and at the same
time contribute towards the support
of good cause. The exhibition will
take place tonight.
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OandY-ToYs-FIreWOrkg.

Fl. NJ. ALTERING, No. Is South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer and dealer in
Toys, Fireworks, Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits, &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Maltbys Fresh Baltimore
Ousters. dec2-tf
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sew Orleans Harriet.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Dec. IL.
CoTToN-Active and higher; receipts
G,S48 bales: sales OF $3.50 bales of middlings
at 2l14@2456c; exports /, O29 bales; receipts
for the week 1892 bales; exports q, ZIG
bates; sales 50 500 bales; stock l23 S0l bales.
FLOUR-Unchangs d.
CORN-Firmer; white and yellow 81 liza
81 20.
OAIs-G4965c.
BRAN-SI5.
HAY 2SaS9
PORK-S32 so.
BACON sales at lGI40I61<c for
shoulders, and 2014Cg2015c for clear rio.
MoLASsES-Easier: prime 666GSc.
WHIsKY-Sl 06lgl 03.
COFFEE = nchanged.
GOLD--l2lh.
demonstrating I5ll; New York
sight "a discout.
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Christmas Presents.

We have received a stock of supe-
rior French Note Paper and Envel-
opes, nicely parfumed and put up in
fancy boxes. 1t is just the article for
a useful Christmas present; also, La
dies Note Paper in quarter reams.
JOURNAL Co. :
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph.l NASHVILLE. Dec. IL.
CorToE-Low middiing 23e; good 20 ordl-
nary 2Z54c.
BULK MEATS-Clear sides. 16Lc; clear
ribbed sldrs, Ice: shoulders, lz4c.
RUMP PoRK-s2j co.
IAKD-IS5Sc.
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An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases anu Abuses
which create iInpediments TO MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLI& HCU4dION, Howard
A ISOLATION, Philadei phfa, Pa.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

sweitzen Brothers, the imitatora and
rivals Of the Dayenports. They will
only admit limited number of per-
sons to the exhibition.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

LARGE BUSINESS Mr.. A. B. How
ard, the agent of tina Florence Sewing
Machine, in this city, yesterday sold
thirteen sewing machines to parties
outside the city. For dull times this
might be called a lively business.