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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11
Boats Leaving To-Day.


PITTsBURG, December THE weather
Is mild, with Indications of rain. Monon-
gahela five feet FIVE inches, and falling;
Allegheny seven feet five inches, and sta
CameIia, for ut. Louis; r.. g. Gray, for ~
Louis; f5allie, for New Orleans. Freight is
offering freely, but transportation rs Inn
tied.
LoUfsvIILE. Dec. IO. Port List Natehez,
TO N ew Orleans. Robert Barns, Men1Dhf3
TO Cincinnati; Ida Stockdaie, from New
Orleans; silver Spray, Cincinnati 10 Now
River. River falling, with feet z inches
in the canal, Z feet inches on the falls, 81
feet o inches clearance ut der the bftdg ..
Weather cloudy and disagreeable. -.
CAIRO DeceInber lO.-Alpha Nsshwiile
to 1T. Louis, 2 am; Noble McPike. st.
Louis 10 New Orleans. am; Bee, New
Orleans TO st. Louis, 10 a.m.; Belle ~.
Louis, Memphis TO st. Louis, 10 a m. ; Lady
Pike, 81. Louis to CoIun bus, IL am. Kate
Kinney, st. Louis to New Orleans, noon (;
Argosy, Cincinnati to New orleans, noon /;
Atlantic, Cairo to New Orleans. 4 pm !;
Lnnsden, Nashville packet, 5 pm. Color
ado, St. Louis to Vicksburg, PM River
rose IS inches. Weather cloudy; mercury
So. 1
NASHVILLE, DeeeaO Der lO.-zRiSeri falling,
with feeL kcant On Harpeth Shoals. ssTha
weather IL cloudy and rainy. Auiveds
Talisman, from cairo. Departed 4 Robert
Moore, TO sCincinnatfs co.'s
MRaIPfIEE, Deem Der I0.--W eatheF cloudy
and warm. River rising. Departed: ~.
Joseph 10 ~. Louis; GrOesbcck, 10 New
Orleans -st..t.
NEW ORLEANS, December l0.--ATriYed;
Great Republic, Lady Gay, Glasgow, Nc
Gill, strader, PiEe, Bradish Johnson, Ed
inbnTa, Emma No. 3. Departed; Long
WORTH and AlusRa yesterday.
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ADVERTISE IN THn WEEKLY = 8
deaire. again. to remind our readers o.
the merits of the Evansville " EEALf
TorpvA4. as an advertising medium.
r, he large country circulation,
I'D also offers rare opportunities to
those who desire to secure good and
cheap advertising. Many Of our mer-
chants advertise ia half dozen diff
ferent country papers in the sur
rounding counties. and thereby pay
large advertising bills; while, if they
would take advantage of our WEEKLY
circulation, they would reach fully. as
many readers. in as many counties,
and have to pay an advertising bill to
one paper only. Our WEEKLY is
furnished to clubs at 81 90 per
year, and in consequence of the
cheap subscription price. its already
large circulation. is daily growing
greater. Many of our business men
have quit advertising in their home
papers, and patronize the country
papers exclusively. This is grave
mistake, and one that ought to
be corrected We urge our claims
as home organ, and because We feel
that We are right in what we say. Lei
our merchants that want to patronize
a weekly paper. that has large coun-
try circulation, put their cards in the
Evansville WEEKLY JOURNAL. Il
will pay them to do so.
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saranasn NarKet.

By Cable.l @5ta LONDON, Dec. 10.
consols fo9 money, g254c: account, a2z0
s2z6-, Bonds, ,62s, 81; 40 70. s456; do %,
roe; 10 ~, b21zs Erie, z9Jk; J.. o.. gg5<; a.
W, zGM.- stocks quiet.
PARIS, December I0.--Boursel quiet; z8i
SIC.
i14IgKRPooIa Uecen nDer 10 Cotton sales
for The week, "a 600 bales, including l00lO
lor export nnd.5 90 on speculation; stock.
5i3,olD bales, intending 10000 American
receipts for the week 1900 bales, whereof
1000 are American; quantity az sea-, go
90 pHles, Of which $4,000 are frOEn the
Uniie1 States; the market to-day As a Lrino
better, closing steady: middiing upiantts,
lIs<lglI6di Orleans, I29l2lzd; sales 81 ~. coo
bales. Yarns and fabrics, hfaneheaJer
qutet. Receipts OF wheat FOR three days,
35,000 quarteres including 1850 American :;
California white wheat, Gs Bdg9s % rcd
Western, Is I'd Winter, IS lOd flour, Z2a.
corn, No 2 mixed, 2ss Sd; oats, y I'D porE
iips: beef l07s 3D.; lard, 76s 90 cheese GlB /.
bacon, 67s Cd common rOsin, IS o. petto-
leunn unchanged.
.LOEDDN. December IO-TnllDw oufef /.
common rosin, Is 81; ue1r firm; refued
petroleum, nrIn 20 Is I'D; Calcutta linseed
$685. linseed oil, quiet; petroleum ~ Ant-
werp, firm. 6lH. az BREMEN, quiet, tina
iers greats 40 Hamburg, quiet IL marc
banc, s, . shiilings. Havre cotton mar
ket nfm az l8 ltaucs afOaf.
FRANKFORT, Deem her .-ITnfie ksfataq
bonds closed quiet, at 6g5zE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

EB4L u TATE 1RA1S5FETzS. The follow
Ing transfers Of Real Estate were made
duripgl the week. ending December 10, as
appears by the County Auditors Records
n "A leila Eichaniaub to Charles A. Wei
sert, 10! Lot 1 Block 3, Crescent EniargefneEt
James II. Welb5rn, commisstoner. to
IN tsap "a. Jrs part OF Lot Is Lower En-
.Agnss Nj. Jones 10 Y L. Cody, part OF
laflsti Easb quaTterss4,s6 6. II. for 100. -
ri eSSa GOdyset alss 10 T.. La Cody, undtyfd-
e4 ones lxth of Iop4 subdivision OF east
oneTthikd Of northeast quarter, a, 6, IL, for
iVacheI EVeIdsn q. ALTO Bssker & CarVfn.
undivided one-sfxCh or the east one hall
of the southwest quarter, 2. 9 10. Tor 81 600.
Nachei Weldon TO 6arvin n Baker, part
Of east one-Haif Of southwest quarter, q, 8,
10, for $50. At''s
ls Heidelbach & Etsas to Conrad Farr, Lots
q, 70 and 90, Block 90, Heidei each q iclsasi
Eplargena ent, for 81, no. ~
". Kfnstef TO Ant n Ritfort, part of west
eornen north SIDE nosthwe s. quarter, %,
ION. lot s ABlocKs4 Bray IS Enlargement
Tor $500.
John B1. StoclSweII ct al 10 John adcDey.
10, Lot Is. In Block 10, Stock wells Enlarge.
anent. for $3.50. ce ow-s-p.rs
j. II. Miller. Sheriff of Vanderburgh
C0untystO W m. @. short, Undivided one
hair of the east one half OF the northeast
quarter, and the undivided One-half of the
Aortl ONO half OF the southwest quartz r oil
the northwest quarter, ali in Section 2
pOpEItshi p q, hange IL, for S635.
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- II llhleage MaFkot.

b feiegraph.l CHICAGO. Dec. 10.
EASTERN ExcHANGE--l-I0O OF buying and
parGgl-lO premium selling. no.
ELouE-Duil; sales ot Spring extras a.
WHEaT-DuIl aud IA9fszc lower; sales
ha. At Sc, ana y o. at S4ISMS5c. closing
a. 6lslB8jc Tor No. 4; be market this aftoT-
noon Is heavy and irregular, at t5gS55<c
for No ..
.CokE-tJul 81 nna lc lower; sales No. az
7itsql68 rejected a. 74zg755z no grade %
0i@35c, closing NJ 7i974,Ec for No. 2 this
a59terntasa tiss market - neglected and
OATs-Very dull and c lower: sales OF
NO. 2sat 3e14W4D1ac cash 1910, seller JAM
uary, and 400, seller last half OF April,
closing AZ z9t<c cash. W.
[ RYEH99tl#b and &c lower sales No. ! at
73c, closing steady.
BARLEYI-.l More active; sales So. 2 at Sic,
closing AT e9c.
HIeirwIsHs Opened fairly active at p5c,
and closed wcak.
poAia- l29l41Ic FOR common "a choice
Orleans.
PRoyIsrows frmor and less active:
Mess Polk 10 good demard and 20 htgher
az "a teg3l IS, cash. and g32, seller IAN
uary and February; Lard steady, q & IE1zc
cash. short Ribs 1874 shoulders 129i256c.
dcc9-Dtessed moderately active &C ei2l
- IS, dividing on % pounds, closing a.
Si2 2JDi2 Is live less active and firm. NJ
81 500 90 for Etockers; 90 50GO G5 for COM
mon IS SOLO 40 for mediuni; SO 50GiI %
for good 10 choice, and 81 l25ldll % for
prime. af
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Memphis HarkeL.

IS Teleerapa1 MEMPHIS. Dee. 10.
CoTroE-.Firmer with sales az 225ze;
receipts, 1871 bales; exports, 9,5s& bales
slOek. COS bales.
CoEN-92B9fc.
OATs-621o3c-
HAY-Gz7.
RRAN-sZ215zj.
IsoRIE-e52.
LARD l81<@101zc.
BACOM- Nominal.
BLK hEATs-shoulders l3c, sides l7c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

To prove that DooLEY's CHEMoAL
YEAST BAKING POWDER is5superior
in every respect to any other ever
manufactured. 1t Ia put up in I, J, l,
and 3 pound cans, which contain that
quantity OF powder By acWdL net
d0eight, while the majority of Baking
Powders offered. fall short from one
eighth to one half of what is repre-
sented. Ask your Grocer for Dooley's,
and you will not dissatisfied with any
other. dee7- 81 cod
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To CITY Tax.Payers.

am authorized to extend the time
for paying taxes and allowing a dis
count of three per cent. on all taxes
paid Ia full, to Monday, the 18th day
of December, 1869. Ali 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
Der. decd If
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

For good Teas. at low prices, go to
the Great Tea and Cc6ee Depot, IS
Main Street, Sole Agency Of the
Great Merchants Union Tea aud
Coffee Company, of Ne10 York.
Green Teas at 81, 81 10, 81 %; Best
81 so.
Black Teas at SOC, soc, 81, 81 10;
Best 81 20. lsvt,g s.4e .zl08
Japen Teas a. 81, 81 10; Best 81 %.
noy277 cySat IF sFea
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

THE FAIR.-The grand Fair and
Festival for the benefit of the Catho-
lie School viii commence at the new
school house on Monday night. Some
elegant articles have been donated by
our citizens, and the bazaars of fancy
goods will undoubtedly be full and
complete. The Fair will last during
the entire week, and the Crescent
City Silver Band viii furnish the
music during its continuance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11
HOLIDAY HOLIDAY, 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, Pomades. Colognes and
Toilet Waters. dec2 I'm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

Masonic HALL-The young men.
who are initiating the Daeenports,
had small audience to see their per
iormance last night, although we were
informed by those in attendance, that
the tricks wese performed in very
mysterious manner, and some new
features. such as showing hands, &c..
were introduced. They will give tho
last performance at two O'clock this
afternoon.
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a. nrIenna nnrEaI-

By Tele6raph.l NEW oRLMAgs, po3. 10.
C,,)TrON-Recelpts to-day 8733 balOa; eve
ports to Liverpool. g53 bales; 10 Havre.
$3.50 bales; coastW Sc, .08l bales; sales Of
the week. 81 600 balas: stock, ia 205 bales /;
sales 10 day, 5000 Duiesi low middiing
firm,
Bulk MENrs-F' fTn. nt Ice forahOuldora,
201SM20JS : for clear rib and 2lM&lk for clear
sides; new hams. ne.
SUGAR Prime, E36Ml25<o.
MoLAssEs Prime, bIMGGe.
WHIsIkF--Dull at ti luul l2
tlAGCING-4lndia. 2lc.
FIRE oHrs-B BY Hau 20 Liverpool, T-l0d.
ether articles unchanged.
1t0LD-f2II
STERfHKG ExcHf NGn--1n9.
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RAILROAD CHAN9E.-A change OF
Just one hour in the time of the ar
rival and departure Of trains on the
Rockville Division Of tue Il. Il Q.
Railroad, viii take effect on Monday,
Denemher 18th.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

s~ The real estate sales the past
week only amount to the sum of
s8.491. This is the smallest weeks
business in real estate that we have
recorded for many months.
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ChrIafmas Is COmIng.

= And these wishing neat and sub
stantial presents. either for the old
folks or the young. should examine
nv Boys and UhildreD's Boots,
Misses High Polish, Balmorals, and
Skating Boots, and particularly some
very fine hand-embroidered Velvet
and Black Cloth Slippers, both for
Ladies' ard Gentlemen. These are
the finest Slippers ever sold here
ready made.
White Slippers and Caters for
party and bridal purposcs-the best
assortment n the city.
q 80 @A Il. w. TURNER,
Z iiirsf gSaraef q near. the Onera House. - .
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B- The Recorders Court has
again become dull, and not a single
case was tried yesterday. The Tycoon
and his supporters are becoming at
tenated from the poor diet they have
had to pu. up with during the past
three months.
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DEER. We noticed splendid
buck. yesterday evening, at I. b.
Wagleys. which weighed I'll pounds
A "hauch of it would add much TO
the grace of the dinner table.
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HoGs-L. RufFner g. Co. cut up
yesterday about 200 hogs. Gayisk
cut up seventy-fye, and Akin cut up
300. Scantlin & ParVin were not
cutting yesterday, but will probably
be busy to-day. Hogs came in from
the country yesterday and the day
before quite lively. The amount paid
out for hogs in this city, this season,
up to the present date. will exceed
SI5O,O0o.
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LnnlaTiIla HnrRnG


BY telegraph LOUwvtLLE. Dec. lO
CoTION-UnchauRed.
GRAIN-1n good demands red wheat
81 o.; white 40. 81 20. Corn, 6587Jc. Oais,
soc. Rye soc.
FLOBR-U changed.
HoGs-Steady at at<Ml0Kcs gross receipts
1880 head: killed, 5000.
TOBACCO-Salea oil Az aids Tugs at s. SOC
30. and leaf a. $40 o.
PRoYfsIOEs-Steaay Mess Pork, s3l -.
Bacon shoulders l5<c; clear rib, i6Hc
clear sides. Ice. Bulk shoulders, 1910
clear rib, lGhe; clear Sides l6zoi hams,
2lSc.
GARn-IS1Sc.
fWIMaKN-03c.
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ANoTHER.-We learn that it is
probable that another house for the
re-hanflling of tobacco will be estab-
lished our city shortly. with head
quarters oppositet the blue warehouse,
in that large frame building. The
more the merrier."
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Twelve or fifteen girls. Of twelve
years of age aud upward, can get pro
ftable employment at the Evansville
Cotton Mill. BY immediate application
at the Office. dee9 1t
Union and Democrat copy.
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S. T.-lS60-X-The unprecedented and
extraordinary demand for PLANTATION
BITTERs is evidently owing to their being
prepared with pure st. CrOix Rum. Calf
saya Bark, dc. Our Druggists com plain
that IL is alm@st impossible to keep a sup
ply, and that their orders, owing to the
great demand, are bat taTdliy executed.
DO not become disc uraged. Be sure and
get the genuine.
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Nashville Marker.

by teiegfaph.I NASHVILLE. Dec. 10.
CoTTos--Active; low middling. 2sc; good
!, wHEzT-Red, 81 10; amber. 81 Is; whit,
fCORx-S1
ISYE-zl.
BARLEY-gI 20
bLcUR-S387 for super 10 fancy.
BULK 1iEATs-Clear sides, IGLc. clear
ribbed sides, i5Nc; shoulders, IlJ<ot
new cured hams, 22c
LARD-lSlIc.
HCGs-SIM9c.
PoRK-Rump 81 per Dbl.
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~ The daily Union Morning
Prayer Meeting at the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church, is largely at
tended, and great interest is taken BY
our citizens.
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PERsoNAL.-E. s. Russell, prom
';dent business man and -four manu-
facturer, of Mt. Carmel, Ill, was in
the city en- Thursday. and left large
order for job printing, blank books,
&C., at the JOURNAL Office.
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SoROSIs.-We are informed by a
young man who got the information
from his ladylove, that a number of
our young ladies are discussing among
themselves the propriety Of organ
izing Sorosis in this city. We pre-
sumo that talk will be all that W o
will hear of it.
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~ H. A. Cook will have steam
engine at work in one Of the show
windows of his new store. He will
be ready to open out shortly.
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CoTToN SALE.-Martin, Gardner &
Co. sold yesterday, to Macky, Nisbet
& Co, eight bales of cotton. at from
21lc to 23Bc for Ordinary to Middling.
This was one of the best sales Of the
season.
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81. LouIa narKbl.

4
By j siegaaph.i p i.a ri. Louis. Dec. 10.
ToBAcCo Declined 1c.
COTTON Firfner with more doing az
HEnP-N othing doing.
fFLOUR--Duu and unchanged; Bupefdne
81 7i'04 Is Z; x 81 0O94 IS. Xxx IS 60a5 co.
WHEar--E Easter and heavy; No. 4 Spring
tn elevator 95c; choice Minnesotn CLUB CSC I;
no red Fall 81 O08 O5; low choice 10
choice 81 Wl 30. i
ConG-ffeavy and lower; yellow abd
white "a bulk 75M7Gc; new white sacked
SD Soc old do. e91s2e.
0ATs-isasier az 47e IA bsllz and 5lg5ic
sacked.
BAFLEY-But nttle doing; prime Mime
EYEEDaIf aud lower at 77J<g8Jc.
WHISKY Firm at 81 oJ.
GROCERIES Quiet and unchanded.
PORK Quiet Iobbing at e3i 90.
BULK MEATS In fry-saitcd meats there
was small order filfd az l2lSs FOR shout
ders Ne Tor clear RIB, and lBIc FOR clear
sfdeE
BACOS-EO sales.
LARD Order lots at lssl8Jlc; round1ots
at TIC.
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G~ Gumbert's new warehouse, at
the head of Main Street, is SO far adj
vanced towards completion as to be
nearly ready for the roof. Il will be
quite an ornament to that part of the
fnv0 A+
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IA. HERMANN, Candy Manutac-
turer and Wholesale Dealer in Toys,
Candies and Fireworks, has just re-
eeived new and large stock. of
Christmas Toys for the holiday trade,
for sale at the forest wholesale prices.
. & II. HERMANN,
noy17-if No. 40 Main Street.
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Observation-Disclosures.

HIM. AHLERISG, No. is South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufactures and dealer in
Toys. Fireworks, Foreign and DOmes-
tic Fruits, &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Malt6y's q. Fresh Baltlo1ore
Oysters. asslalaa nan srs deeZ-tf
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DULL.-Our city is devoid of items
Of a sensational character, and mat
tiers of local interest are decidedly
dull.
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lrnelnnagI MaFReE.

rs 4eisaraph.ll.t CINCuNA1I. Dec. 10.
irBEoUR -+FIrmer and higher; family,
% 5i95 60; supeTfine, 81 SGD 90.
IL AT--BnuhanEe0s 81
RYE Unchanged.
OAT5--U Unchanged.
y CDRN--fflrfncr and higher, neW year 7Jc =
slleIled. soc: old, 909DZc. f tnas
COTTON--h irms middlinR, 231<c.
W HIsIfK+- Dull al 0Sc9Sl ~; demand light.
MESS POllK-rFlrmer and held niger a.
S3l offered az S3lbO.
BULK MEATS -Nomlnally uuchauged;
l125<c tor shoutderBf 1910 l61<c Tor sides,
twenty days In salts fully cui ed held 20
higher. 8ut
BAcoN--In moderate demand and frmer
at l3jz AZ Is and 1870. d..
IaAItD--In demand, and prices niger leaf
sold at lB5<c, and steamed at l71Sc, but Il Is
held higher, holders asking l75<8l9c at the
close. a0i0 #Ifa ut
HoGs.-Active al slo9iO 05; extra heavy
sold al $40 Tor good acarce; receipts, a 900.
GRMsEn "a EATS--hirfne r, and held at Az,
145z and l5s<cs buyers 10 less. 20
3ROCERIEs-Jn Changed. fa
BUTTER-E'lrInera &C s093Jc. Hlf .
= EGGs--37Ga8c.
% OLLS-N0 change
80oLD-f225< buying, and I23% selling.
= szxCHAaSG e -Duli and Ito per cent. dis
eounty buying. $751;
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s The Crescent City Silver Band
played some nice music in front of
the Opera House, last night, and at
tracted large crowd.
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f- The new tobacco warehouse
being built for Martin, Gardiper 4
Co, is progressing fast, and the walls
are steadily going up. A few weeks
will see it completed.
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TREsPAss.-A negro named Pen
dleton sued a citizen yesterday for
malicious trespass, which was tried
before Justice McTernan. The tress-
pass was said to consist In killing a
hog, the property of said Pendleton,
but the jury couldn't see the tress-
pass" and returned a verdict of not
guilty"
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Tax PaEersi

Go to the First National Bank and
buy City Orders a. ninety-two cents,
aud save the three per cent. offered
by the city. JACOB S. LOWRY
dec6 ct
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Wen
dell Kaufman and George Hartman
vs.. the City of Evansville, occupied
the attention of the Court yesterday,
and will be continued to-day. Judge
Baker will return to Vinccnnes on
this evenings train, and win come
back again next Monday. There are
several other cases to be tried, during
which Judge Baker viii occupy the
bench, and it is likely that an ar
rangement " Il be mado to hear them
next week.
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Bw@ Sebapker, Bussing & Co.'s
Mammoth "One Price " Dry Goods
Store is the best place to buy useful
Holiday Presents. dec11
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az Our readers will notice G. Il.
.Jageman's advertisement, and remem-
Der that he has q most handsome
stock for the holidays. There is
nothing which will more delight your
wife or sweetheart than a beautiful set
of JeWelry, and Gus invites every
body to come and see his stock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

- Gas- Rosencrans 4 Smith wiz offer
their entire stock Of Watches, Clocks,
Jeweifyand SilTerwaTe at prices to
defy competition, ,foE the next thirty
days. - Z - { -. dec8 lw
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.Tsg Tho river is booming full, and
our wharf presents much more ami
mated appearance than it did a few
weeks ago. 1t money was not so
scarce. this Fall. cur merchants would
do an Immense. business.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

"a Buy fine Wool and Brooke
Shawls suitable for Holiday Presents,
at dec6l HUGHEs's.7
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

OYsTERs.-RememDer that / sell
Maltby's Oysters as low as they can
be bought in the city.
sdee10tf ~ H. III. AHLERING. 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

D@ Boys Buck Gloves. Wool
Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, and Hosiery of all kinds
sheap, At Schapker, Busting & Co.'s.
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IA One Of the worss species of
bores is fellow who attends a place
of amusement, and INDUCES in loud
outlaws, just at a timewhen other
people want to. hear If he cannot
laugh at the right time, SO as not to
annoy other people, be should be
abated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

STOLE a CoAT. = A man named
Green Durham stole a coat from
Moses Wells pawn office yesterday
afternoon, while Mr.. We'll was attend
ing to some business. The man put
on the coat and started to leave, but
other persons outside noticed The
theft, and they detained the chap un-
til Tom Royston arrived, when he
was taken before Justice Walker. who
investigated the case and held the ae-
eused to answer in $500 bail. He
could not give the bond. and was
committed to the County Jail.
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Holiday stock OF JeweITy and silver
+ Il 4ttf GA q EaFpl kkHM Ell

e. Fl. JAGEMAN. No. 50 Main
Street, has now on hand 3 splendid
stock of Fine Gents and Ladies'
Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
Pens, SilEerRafe, Clocks. ste; ia fact,
a most everything in the JeweIry line
suitable for Holiday Pressats. -
Also, Watches and Jewelry reA
paired, and all work warranted 5a
de4 dim