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JOHN G. SCHROM, dealer in all kinds
y of Cakes, Candies, Confcctioneries, &c,
Cheese, Crackers, and Oysters. Bakery
next door to John T.. Skaters law office,
on Main street. az Warm bread fur
nished every evening. Cakes of all kinds
made to order for bridal and reception par
ties. Give him call. r..,.
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1t doesn't require physician to de-
eide that swimming Of the head comes
from dizZy-patiOn.
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The fastest six-year old trotting
horse in the United States is owned by
Rush Patton, of Florence, Ala.
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Atlanta Market.
Corrected weekly by II. T. Cox 4 Bro,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.

+ .. g. June % 1869
Corn y bushel, 81 Os.
Wheat-White tp bushel. ST 25al IS.
Tennessee Red 81 l0a1 %.
Rye nominal,
Oats y bushel SIC.
Flour-Superfne y sack, 9s pounds, 3 %
Extra 3 70. Family 75a5 90.
Bacon---Shoulders " pound Isle.
Clear sides l0c. Hams Is.
Meal, y bushcl los.
Hay. $l 25al SO.
40 Lapl-ln barrels l9". In frkins
zoe.
Butter lGa22c.
Eggs y dozen lr.
BceswaX, 35a3Sc.
OniOns-nOne in market.
Field Peas-Red, U bushel 10. White
90.
Virginia salt " sack 23O.
Dry hides u pound 25c.
"A shectings v yard l512c.
q shifting y yard lac.
Cotton yarns y bunch 50 90.
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A JOURDAN, French Confectioner,
n .and dealer in all kinds of Fancy
Goods, Public Square. a,i...
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FOR s A l. IL !
A Splendid Offer!
A. ortune Cheap!

offer for sale, cheap for cash, til.
Smile Saloon including Furniture, Lilo
uors, etc, and everything belonging to
the bar, Apply Immediately.
W. W. WORD.
June 10th.
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Insolvency Notice.

The insolvency Of the estate of C. NJ
Farmer, deceased, having been this day
suggested, all persons having claims
against said estate are required to present
them, duly authenticated, to the County
Court Clerk, at Winchester, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred. w. b. FARMER.
June 9TH, lS60-10 sF. FL. Admir-.
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LOCAL..
Our Aren't.

Roy Business notices inserted under this head
will be charged 20 cents per line, each insertion
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Sheet Music and Musical Works.

Our catalogue embraces over six thousand
different pieces. and is immensely popular.
New music published every day, and music
mailed. postage paid, when the marked
price is remttcd.
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The PariOr Gem I Octave Piano,
BAND INSTRUMENTS

of Brass and German Silver, warranted
correct in tone, at prices much below other
manufacturers.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

The new elementary Piano Method. by
Jean MAINS and Henry Kleber. The
simplest and most progressive and best
work ever published Price s. 80.
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VIOLIN STRINGS.

We keep the very choicest and best strings
that are made. Price per set, for best
Violin 81 for Guitar, 81 30 mailed, postage
paid,
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COMM
WINCHESTER MARKET.
Corrected weekly, by T. W. Ransom.

THURSDAY, June 20, 1869.
owing prices will be paid for the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-22

sew YorF sFFea.


8y telegraph NEW YORK. Dec 81.
CoTp0N-Duli and &c lower; sales OF
200 bales at 2j5<e fer middling upiands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1878 bbls.; market
slightly favored buyers sales OF $500 dds
at s. 40@l 70 for supernne state aud Vest
ern; So 1895 10 for extra state; 81 1906 ID Tor
extra Western 50 70,06 20 for white wheat
extra; S. 2196 O5 for Round HOOP 0hloi
s. 1895 % for extra St. Louis: S. 5085 90 for
good TO choice do, closing quiet, tnclud-
Ing 6.050 barrels extra state and w eSteru
crate request; sales OF go bbis az 81 4095 ~
Corn MEAL-Quiet; sales OF 100 bbls
Marsh's caloric at s. 10.
WHIsRY-A shade firmer; sales cl 90
bols Western at 99cGsl, closing nrn at 81.
WHEAT-Receipts, $50 bdshelsi market
lower and quiet sales Of 81 COS bushels e.
81 245&gl . Tor No. 2 springs dellveredi
81 339i % for winter red and amber
Western.
RYE -Quiet.
BARLEY-DuH and heavy; sales CT 1850
bushels tWo-rOWed state aud Canada al
81 IS
BARLEY MALr-Duu.
CoRN-Receipts, 3.48j bughsi@. market
heavy and 1c lower Tor old recs ipts, s. COO
bushels Is 81 i291 Il for old IniEett " estern g
9Se@sl for new southern yellyWi "a for
white Southern 81 o. for old auC new.
PETROLEUM-C9uieta at 17,Gl75ac -0r crude,
3lQ3l1Ic for refined.
,LINsEED om-Quiet and steao 8 at GIG
PoRK-Heavy; sales OF 800 barrels at
SSl $685. 90 for new mess, e3l 50 for old dit'
To- SA49zo Toy prime, S4a9oJ ~ LOT prime
mess; also sales OF 200 barrels new mess,
sellers February, on private terms.
BEEF-Qutets sales Of 10 barrels at s59l5
for new plain mess, l2Gl7c for new extra
no ess. Tlerce Beef dur; sales of 50 tIerces
at S25826 for prime N ess; S27@3Q for India
mess. BeefHams Qui5ts sales OF Sd barrels
at S0632c for new.
Cur MEATS -Heavy; sales of so packages
at l29l2o for shoulders, l70l75zc Tor hams
m1Jdles dulls sales OF 80 boxes at l51Sc for
Cumberland cut
IARD-Heavv ann lower. sales Of $50
tierees at l79lS5Sc-c hiefly 1SL[c-fOr steam,
for l9dl9M Kettle rendered.
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Masonic HALL-DR. O'LEARY's
LECTUREs.-The attendance at DR.
O'Leary's private lectures to ladies
last night, was quite fair, not
withstanding the terrible weather
that prevailed. If the elements had
been favorable the Hall would, no
doubt, have been crowded.
Another private lecture to the Ia
dies will be delivered at p O'Clock
this afternoon, and we have no doubt
that large number will be in attend
ance. There have been sold. already,
172 tickets for the lecture this even
ing, not including 100 course tickets.
Tonight another lecture to gentlemen
only will be given, and tomorrow
night the Doctor will deliver his fare
we'll lecture. Let those interested
not fail to attend.
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R Is, gsi i ~ a.n g e. e he ansl ana


River rising, with 10 feet IN the 6ansi and
feet on the falls. Weather wet.
CAIRO, December 2l.-Port Iist-Bfin.
nicola, Memphis to Cincinnati, l am: p.
w. StFader, New Orleans to Cincinnati, ]
q M Great Republic, New Orleans to
Cairo, PM; Kate Kearney, Vicksburg to
st. Louis, PM; Kate Putnam, PlttsbQre
to st. Louis, pm: McGill, New Orleans
to st. Louis, pm. River rose inches,
Raining. Mercury 409. Snow fell last
night to the depth of eight inches, which
Is the heaviest known here for ten years.
ST. LOUIS, Decem Der 2l.-Arrived: None.
Departed: Monie Able. to New Orleans;
W. J. Lew is, to Vicksburg; Phil. Sheridan,
to CINCINNATI; Colorado, to Memphis;
Itonsides, to Pittsburg River falling rap
idly and heavy ice running. Snow fell
last night and this morning, since when it
has ratned and frozen.
MEMPHIS, December 2I.-Weather cool,
rainy ana falling. Arrived last night
Burns and Armadil!o, from Cincinnati;
Magenta, from New Orleans. Departed
Great Republic, to Cairo; Conti9eatal, to
81. Louis; Wauanita. to New Creams:
Nightingale, to Cincinnati. Arrived to-
day-Belle Memphis, from st. Louis. De-
parted-Indiana, TO louisville; Edinburg,
to Cincinnati; Richmond, TO New Orleans;
Minnie, to Arkansas River.
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AmuseHnenfs.

OPERA HoUsE.-The signs are
propitious. If Katie Putna m should
remain two weeks instead of one, as
announced, the people Of Evansville
might find out who Katie Putnam is,
and learn that the company now
playing at this house is one of the
best that has ever appeared before an
Evansville audience. There is no
particular merit, as literary produc-
tons, about either of the pieces pre-
sented last night, but the acting was
really excellent, and the audience
attested its satisfaction by fire.
quent encores; and when the
curtain went down on the last act, all
seemed to feel that the second night
was even a greater success than the
first. The Field OF the Cloth of Gold
is pleasing burlosque, and Miss Put
nam, in one of the principal oharae-
teTs, fairly captivated her listeners.
The mere appearance of this lady is
calculated to awaken a deep interest
in the drama. She exercises a mag
netic influence that draws the audi
ence into sympathy with her, and
with her great. luminous eyes and ex-
pressive face, and gracefully eloquent
attitudes she makes her audience for
get that she is Katie Putnam.
OF the Field of the Cloth Of Gold
little need be said. 1t is simply a
witty extravaganza, and as such af-
fords much amusement.
Taking the performances of Mon
day and Tuesday nights as a test Of
the company's powers, there can be
little doubt that they will make mer-
~ times at the Opera House, during
the remaining nights Of their stay.
The same programme, with a new
farce, will be presented this evening,
probably for the last time, and all
who would see the Field of the Cloth
OF Gold, would do we'll to secure seats
for tonight.
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LIBRARY LECTUREs.-It is conf
IDENTIFY expected that during the
Winter the Library Association will
have lectures from several good lee
turers, including Henry Vincent, the
great English lecturer, Fred. Doug
lass, and Capt. G. E. Hall, of Cincin-
natl, the celebrated arctic explorer.
Mr.. Hall will be accompanied by an
Esquimaux family, and will also have
a collection of relics of Sir John
Franklin's expedition, and other
curiosities of the arctic regions.
Frederick Douglass will unques-
tionably draw large crowd, as many
will attend out of curiosity as much
as to hear the lecturer. He will be
here, we believe, on the 10Th of Feb
ruary. Mr.. Vincent has lectured in
our city once before, and the people
did not seem to learn what a treat
many of them had missed until he
left. Those who heard him before
will be certain to go again. He lee
lures in Indianapolis next Monday
night. -
A number of the most distinguished
lecturers in the country have been
corresponded with. but owing to a
variety of circumstances beyond their
control, it has been impossible to Sc
cure their services.
We also understand that we shall
probably have several lectures from
gentlemen in this city before the sea-
son is over.
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COHEN, THE FLORA MURDERER,
AaAIN.--We learn from the Vincennes
San of yesterday evening, that james
Cohen, who killed a man named Kin
herman, in Clay County, Illinois, last
Summer, of which mention has been
made on one or two occasions In
the JOURNAL. has just been tried
Con change of venue) by the Law
renee (Tll) Circuit Court, convicted,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
IA years. On the FIRST trial, verdict
of murder in the first degree was rem
dered, but a new trial was granted.
and resulted as above.
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It was ordered that cash order be
drawn in favor of the School Trustees
for So. 075.
A liquor license was granted to
Fred. Schultz, whose place of bust
ness is on the corner of the Canal
and Bond Street.
A petition was received from j. j i.
Kliner, asking for damages for 81 $50,
which would be caused by the pro-
posed extension of Walnut Street.
On motion, 1t was ordered that
committee be appointed to examine
the ground and report. Carried.
Messrs. Doughty, Steinbach and
Orr were appointed the committee.
a petition was received from the
three firemen of the steam engines,
asking that they be allowed = % per
day, the same as the police.
On motion. the petition was granted.
p. d. Viets reported SOB ID col
lected for wharfage.
Sam. p. Havlin reported 1924 90
collected for Wharfage.
Joseph Stoblh@fer reported collec-
tons at the Upper Market at $50 20.
The Mayor reported that certain
city bonds, with accrued interest,
amounting in the aggregate to 3d.
378, had been paid at the First Ma
tional Bank.
The report of Messrs. Chas. DENLY
and John w. Foster, delegates to
Washington City, was read and order
ed to be filed.
Mr.. Lowry submitted a list of the
names of those persons who have not
paid their assessments for improving
Main Street.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGs.-There
seems to be a growing interest in
these daily meetings, and during the
past week the attendance has been
fair considering the uufavorable state
of the weather.
Eight o'clock, the hour appointed,
is early, but there are many faithful
men and women who enjoy the exer-
eises very highly. and who make it a
duty to be present on every occasion.
It would surely be well if there were
a few more of the same sort. During
the present week the meetings are
being conducted at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, corner Second
and Chestnut Streets. The public
generally are invited to attend.
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european Market.


BY Cable.l LONDON, Dec, 2l--EVe,
Consola, for money OBS; do. for account
92N. American Securities quiet 800 bonds
at London. S5Js for 62s; SIS for '655; $50 FOR
CTS; S2N for lU-40s. Eries ~ Illinois Cen
LIVERPOOL, December 2l-CottOu dull.
mtddling upiauds uesd; Orleans l55sds
sales of 10000 bales. Manchester markets
quiet. California white wheat 0s 6ds red
" estern IS Sd; VIM er 81 lodges 10. Vest
ern flour 22s. Corn, mixed, 23s I'd. Ogts
2s Cd. Barley IS. Peas s5s. PORK l07s Ga.
Beef lois. Lard 76s I'd. Cheese 63r. Bacon
65S. New tallow 45s.
FRANKFORT, December 2l,-5 2Js tat az
9l9S.
HAYRE, december 2l.--COttOn quiet, ON
the spot at 137 francs; afloat 1876 francs.
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1t contains all the News OF the Day
Domestic and Foreign, BY Telegraph ana
Mall.
Variety is the Spice of Life,'' and every
issue of the JOURNAL is fun or a variety Of
News, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
1t publishes Reports of the Markets OF
alI the commercial centers of the country.
It's Reports Of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims TO be a reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead OF al others in
every respect.
The aim of its Editors is to make SC the
paper FOR the people; instructive to all;
sought for by the business man, the
farmer, the professional man, the me-
chanic a household companion the
politicians guide-in fact, 70 make 10 as
nearly EVERYBODY's paper as possible.
River Men t0iH Jtld or Reports not err
ceLled BY any paper IN the great AIssaeippi
VdHeVi
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You will and Ladies Velvet Hats
at 55 cents. at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posife the Opera House. sep25
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a GREAT many side hits are being made
at the PLANTATION BITFEgs by a score or
two of dlsinterested friends, who are en-
deavoring to Initiate or counterfeit them.
It is all of no use. The people won't be
imposed upon. PLANTATION BITTERS are
increasing in use and popularity every
day. They ale in the same sized bottle,
and made just as they were at first. They
make the weak strong, the languid brill
liant and are exhaused natures great re-
storer. The recipe and full circular are
around each bottle. Clergymen, Mer-
chants, and persons whose sedeHtaTy hab.
its induce weakness. lass1tude, palpitation
OF the heart, Lace of appetite, liver COM
plant, &C., will find immedi and per-
manent relief in these Bitters. But, above
all, they are recommended to weak and
delicate females and mothers.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
i'm ported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. deco d3t Goodwill
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Holiday Stock Of JeWelry and Silver
ware

q. II. JAGEMAN, No. 80 Main
Street, has now On hand a splendid
stock of Fine Gents and Ladies
Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
Pens, SilVerware, Clocks, ETC.. in fact,
almost everything in the JeWelry line
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Also, Watches and Jewelry re-
paired, and all work warranted.
de4 dim
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B9" american genius has laid its
latest achievement in the practical
arts at the feet Of woman; this
achievement is in turn everywhere
being welcomed to its rightful domain.
The Grover Il Baker Sewing Machine
is already becoming the "Angel Of
the house the world over. Call at
No. Z Second Street, and get one for
Christmas present.
dec20.3t j. 0. BEARD. Agent.
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RiYer Disnafchaa

PITTSBURG, Deem Der N.-MOnongaheia
feet, and falling. Weather showing and
cold. Thermometer %.
PITTsBURG, December 2l.-Snowfng all
day and sleet1ng tO-nisht MonOnganela
feet. The Altoona arrived last night
the Argosy departed for Nashville this
afternoon; the Belle left for Parkersburg
ct nom. Shipments of coal from Novem-
Der % to date, as follows: For Cincinnati,
3, lSf, 600 bushels: Louisville, 1876 coo BUSH
els; New Orleans, 1,770,000 bushels; other
ports, $4,000 bushels.
rived: Alaska, from New Orleans. De-
parted: Belle Vernon, for New Orleans
The river is rising, with Is feet inches in
the channel.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2l.-The snow. which
fell this forenoon to the depth OF fOur
inches, IS going Off With brisk rain to-
night.
Inc steamer Swallow, between New Or
leans and Cincinnati, this morning on
her way up, colliced with the steamer
Champion No. q. and sunk two miles be-
low the city. Snow was falling at the time
aud the boats could not see each osher,
The Swallows whistle was not In order
She gave signals from her bell oulv M
one was drowned. The cargo of the Swal-
lOW-sugar, mOlaEEes, fruits, cotton and
vaIuables were estimated at SIS 600 Tine
insurance is not known, but is reported to
fully cover, and TO ne principally in East
eTn offices. me value Of he boat was
So 900; insured for $4,000. She was built
November, 1852; was $50 feet long, So feet
beam, feet hold, and sfde-wheeI The
boat is probably total loss.
LOUISVILLE, December H.-A drencbing
rain, extending over the southwest, has
prevailed all day, seriously Affecting the
telegraph wires. Fears are entertained OF
Cincinnati; Alice Dean, Memphis to Gin
clhnatt; Molie Rogers, 10 Plttsburg
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nSP American Genias or anv other

Ia american Genius, or any other
man, never invented a more 2racttc-
able thing than the Florence Family
Sewing Maehine-the latest and best
Sewing Machine invented. Let the
" Old Swamp Angel howl, it can't
compare with the Great Family
FaU0rite. The Florence is sold by
Howard. at the great Florence EN-
porium, No. II South Second Street.
dec21 2t
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Louis Bittrolff, No. s. Main Street,
will sell his fine and large stock of
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware,
&C., at a small GdraRce on cost, until
after the holidays. All are invited to
call and satisfy themselves that 4his
will be readily be zone. Remember
the store is No. Go, sign of the Watch
and Gold Pen. de1S tdec25
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For MEMPHIs.-The popular steam
er Fanny Brandeis is announced for
Memphis and all way points at PM.
to day, and we hope to see her get
big trip. She has elegant cabin APP
pointments. Captain A. Murray is
her distinguished commander, and
Eugene Rudd and young Master
Murray are her clerks.
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Quick WORK. - Yesterday, an
Irishman, who gave his name IS John
Finey, stole a hat from the store of
Harry Joseph, corner Of Main and
Water Streets. He was seen by an
other person. and chase was given by
Joseph. The thief dropped the hat.
and escaped for the time being. Mar
shall Wunderlich was given a descrip-
ton of the chap, and in short time
he found him On Water Street and
told him he was wanted He was
identified by Mr.. Joseph. In the af-
ternOOn the witnesses appeared before
the Grand Jury, and bill was found
against Finey for petty larceny. That
is what We call lively work.
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- | wish 70 urge ny customers
to call early in the week this week, at
least, as We have all VIC can do in
ordinary times, and in Christmas
season We cannot serve all with the
attention we desire.
dec 21-2t j. s. Kicker.
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p~ 7. 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-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
jeI7-tf
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Manifest.

MANIEEsr-steamer Rapidan No. 2, Dec
I'll Ruffner Jr g Co, bg coffee, hf-bbI
sugar, 2 kgs lard, bbls -four; II q Wood
SON, pItman; Roach q Torian, 5 bxs eggs,
bales cottoni Isaac Finch, / skif; q D
Hermann, bale cotton; L RethschfId,
bale cotton; Sam Ricketts,, 2l5 head hogs
3 E Gilbert & Co, 6 bags wheat; r l. May
nard & Co, bags fruit, 3 do rags, / do
beans, bale cotton; A Refs, % dry hides;
r K Dunkerson & Co, IS bales cotton Mar
tin, Gardner & Co, Is bales cotton; Ragon,
Dfckey & Carson, kegs whisky, / wheel
barrow. bbl talloW, 6 bags rags; Mackey
Nisbet & Co, 43 bales cotton; Reitz q Ha-
ney, 2 pieces castings.
Louisviile--E w q l. Kennedy, bales
cotton.
Cincinnati Mellen, Brown & Co, q bales
cotton; ii Goodhart & Co, I73 bales cot
ton; Rowland & Co, 2 bales cotton f o
Hurd & Co, 80 bales cotton; Addy, Hull &
Co, 30 bales cotton; Robert Moore & Co, 2
bales cotton, 81 bags peanuts.
st. Louis-- Prince q Kuby, bales cotton,
o packages household goods, 3rolls leather.
Nemphis--4 boxes leather.
New OrleaDs--33 bales cotton.
Discharged at Paducah 500 bags corn.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-Martin. Gardner
4 Co. sold, yesterday, nine hogsheads
of tobacco, at from 81 10 So 80, for
badly frozen to good leaf.
1t was expected to have a large cot
ton sale, but as the Rapidan No. 2 did
not arrive, it was postponed, and will
take place to-day, if the boat arrives
in time. We understand that she has
800 bales on board.
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CUTTING HoGs.-Scantlin, Parvin
& Co., yesterday, cut about fifty hogs,
as nice lot as we have seen in the
city this season. Tenderloins and
spare-ribs were in demand. Prices
for hogs yesterday ranged from so so
to 81 per hundred.
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Christmas Presents.

We have received e stock of supe-
rior French Note Paper and Envel-
opes, nicely perfumed and put up in
fancy boxes. 1t is just the article for
useful Christmas present; also, La
dies Note PAPER in quarter reams.
JOURNAT 90
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ODDITIEs.-Do not trust or contend.
or borrow or lend, and you will gain
in the end, by buying the Florence
Family Sewing Machine for a Christ
mas or New Years present. at How
ARDS. No. IL South Second Street.
dec18-4t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-22
Ladies

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plain and embroidered Slippers, very
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-22
sew YOrk Dry Gooas marao..

By TelsEraph.l NEW YORK, Dec. q.
DRY GooDs-There was a little more
business among the prominent JobbinG
houses, but, on the whole, the market was
extremely dull yet prices were WithouL
material alteration. The only changes OF
importance are an advance OF 1Sc on im-
peTial A bleRched Isuslins and Atlantic
brown sheetings.