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The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
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ay Telcsrapb.1 C1wp3Fr kT1.. Eov. IL,
FLoUR-Duil and nom inhfly d hchanged /;
family s. 25a5 60 sl = fIsl
WHEAT--si 10 Tor 10. J.. 8i4gg tg aasga
CoRN-In good demand and prices are
higher; ear S80STc; sheiied SS9g39C.
OArs-60G55c and IN fair demand. fskr
EYE-S3890c. +. .l.rar
BARLEX-UnchanRed.
WHIsKY-Dull; small time saleg at eI 90,
but not saleabie at better than 97c cash. q
CorToE-Duu; mlddhng 3hc; low mid
ding 2ho t-.-a =
ToBACco--scarce ana hrrn lBalaa of I20
hogsheads At 81 20a327 90. 1D r-
PRovIsIoNs - NonniualIy uDchRnged.
Mess pork isnele 90 s3l. Bulk meats two
thirds cured. l21s, 1874 and l6Te for Bh0ul-
ders, clear rib an clear sides, but no de-
maud.
LARD-lO1zc for steam, and iT@l75<c for
kettle rendered. nQsutnally., rre ras-
HoGs-Isather dull et the close at GO 100
10 IS ; receipts 900 head tGy saN
GREEN MEATs-ClOse and dull at III H.
and l5c. f-.a 49, f -
BUTTER AiyD CAEEsE- Uncbanged and
quiet. 80 esf tts -1Clig II
! GROcERIEs-Steady. 1r. ~ rsN
OILs-LfDseed oil IN fair jobbing demand
ct 00992c. Lard oil 81 Ss9l 81. Petroleum
35c for refined. n.H lRa .rf nnH
GOLD-l261< buying. .-.r .. E-f..es.s +. 1.
ExcHANGE-Steady at 10 discount buy
ing. tvs 1a Euugl g
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
Ohleaa0 paFRes.

Bg Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. II.
FLoUR-luiet at 9 625ks5 50 for Spring
extra. .. -.
WmEAT-Unsettled. but fairly active aid
2931zc higher; ranging at 9l1zc Tor TO. 1.
and SS5<99Oc for No. =; closing at CflHc for
No. 2; this afternoon the market Was quiet
Gt B21Zc, seller November; eg1<c, seller last
half: 9lHc bid, seller December, for No. q.
[ CORN-Eairly active and lGl1fc higher;
sales or No. 2 at 61G68s<c; rejeeted B5g868c;
closing al 671Z86Ts<c for NO. n: the market
this afternoon was QUIET at 6IJzo, cash. for
No. 2. -rFE8EE 1fI
OATs-Tirmer and &c higher; sEfeB Of
No. ? at 3S938I5c: reteoted S593815c; clcg-
ing AZ 361<6Js85Sc for No a $500.
RYE-Nore active and bteady a. 7i@7l1<o
for no. J, and 65GG9cs for no. 2; clOaing
quiet and nrn az 651Ec for No, q
BARLEY-Dullt but EteedY at &c for So.1.
HIGHWIHT15-Ffrmer and &c high9r: sales
at 96a981To; closing with buyers 81 $50. 80
sUGAR-lS1z9l311c for common 20 pElme
Cuba.
PRoYIsloEg-steady. Mess pork t27 500
S23 90 Lard 16Ql51Sc, Green harnB lac.
Short rib rnlddies nfteen days IA Eait 1870;
shoulders 90. l05zc; bclltes l4<c.
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BY TeleEraphl 8TaL'oUm. Nov. a

By TelegraphI BTgLaoUTHs Nov. III. u
ToBACCo-AetiVe, nt ful prices. W. i a7g-
COTToH-Non7inai ard no Eelee. III
HEMP-EcthinE doing.
FLOUR-Ezceediugly dull. and business
confined entirely 10 the local Wanta; FAN
superfine sold 81 e extra "a 25g4 S75a, and
Xxx 81 -.
WHEAr-ActiVe demand and a better
feeling, but prices not quotably changed; (;
NO. 2 spffng. manly NeDraska, o. S8N64cf
choice delivered In elevator 1T S8c; Nc. 2
red Fall 82195c; No. do. 81 059l Os: choice
to fancy 81 lb91f7; No. / white 81 1891 20,
and choice 10 fancy 81 258l 80.
CoRE-Firn1er for best quelftiz1, with no
choice white on the Tnarketf mixed IA
bulk CSC; cboice do. in elevator az 72c;
mixed IN sacks st 79gslc, and yellow ot
S2gSlc.
oATs-Bettsr for primo shipping lots;
sales IN bulk at 4i0415zc; in sacks 47@4Se.
RYE-Dull as 65969c.
BARBEY-BetteF for the 1ast, qualities; (;
low grades very dull: Iowa BprinR mt sec :;
strictly prime 70 choice Minnesota at
81 208l 25.
WHISKY --Blrn1er AZ 81. Itilt
GROCEHIEs-R very quiet
PRoYISIorfs-More trquirY for future do
livery, bub no seleg reported; I; Pork sold et
go for new; dry salt I1eatg on orders 1870
$50 for shoulders, l01Zc for clear rib, aud
105<GI7C for clear sides: IN Bacon, there Is
jobbiDg saleq Of clear sides at 900; Rboul-
ders scarce and no Ealeg.
LARD-Nery dull, with only small sales
at l65<9l7e for tlerce I7Sz9lsc for fIeg.f
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12


TE6oHERs' ISsEuuTEs = Tenor
row IS the day on which the Wander
hurgh District Teachers Institute
vii be held, and we are requested to
ask every teacher Whe takes an inter
est in tho matter to be present.
These Teachers Institutes are IN
doubfedly a good thing, and give
teachers great opportunities for self
Improvement, and We are pleased to
learn that the District teachers OF
yanderburgh County take a warm
interest in the organization. Every
person is either directly or indirectly
interested in the children being prop
erly instructed, for out of the rising
generation will come our future
statesmen, scholars, and philosophers.
The increased attention now given
to our common schools, makes de-
mands on teachers which they must
mot fail to meet. It is expected that
they will not only hear the recitatiohs
Of their pupils, but teach them. To
do this the teacher must throw into
the recitation all his energy and &C
quirements. bringing to bear upon thC
subject in hand all available knowl-
edge, and SO setting il before thc
minds Of his scholars as TO set then
to thinking 4 noted teacher, wheE
asked why he continued TO study
his lessons over and over preyioui
to going before his classes TO teach
replied, "Beoause I prefer tha
they should be supplied FROM a run
/ ming stream rather than a stagnan
pool." This is what every teaehe
should be, a living stream of knowl
| edge, ever supplying the needs Of hi
pupils. The District Institute hs
our warmest wishes for It's futur
prosperity as an organization, and "
feel satisfied that each member vii
be greatly benefited by the lesson
that may be inculcated through th
aid Of the society.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
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ny Teisgraph.l NEW XoEE. Nov. II.
CorroN-saIes at 25c for mlddllng NJ
lands
slightly favors buyers sales of 1l,400 bar
reis at 50 COOS > fO- superfine Slatc and
Western; s. 350g6 % Tor extra state; 80 30
70 for extra VI esLS5ns !. ~ " Vlsg ~ loF
white wheat extra; s. 55g8 ~ for II. H. o.;
IS 25a0 - for extra 81. Louis, ana 81 COO
9 % for good 20 choice CO., ciOsing dull, ia p
cluding ,200 barrels choice extra state for
ali Deceu1 Der delivery at 60 % Hye 1o1r
Is quiet and heavy sales o. ~ barrels 81
C0aS MEA1 -Oulet.
WHIsI1Y-Eather more steady; sales OF
l,400 barrels OF western 9t ~ Vl4A " 40r
Tree, chiefly 81 Oh.
WREAT-Rece1p PTS 284, ,035 bushels * marx et
Is better with o moderate demand, chjs1y
snecu!ative; sales Of 81, eco bushels 40 q 10
al Is for No. Spring; 81 A9l ~ for $50.
WinterIed and amber y estern; and 81 8
Tor white Ohio.
RTE-lllleti sales Of 5000 bushels OF
BARLEY-IIeaFy; sales OF l25 bushels TWO
roWed state 81 q O3gl o.
BARLEY NALr-C ulet; sales Of 500 Euah-
els new state at % 30 and 5VJ btshels oia
Cons -Rsceipts, 72O6l bushels; ahade
better, with fair demand; sales or y ,J5g
bushels az 0Sc@8l O8 for unBOund mixed
Western 81 0Alsl %. for sound do.
OArs-Receipts, 9l,l2l bushels; less act
I've, and without decided change 10 price I;
| sales OF z6 OCO bushels at 6303G8o Tor Western.
RIcE-Duil: sales ORES tierces Caroline at
7GSc.
| CoFFEE-NI Ioderately active; saies OF 395
/ sacks Rio on private terms.
| EUGAR-Steady; sales OF COO hOgsheads at
| uGll1zc FOR Cuba; llGl21zc for Porto Riao.
| MoLAssEs--In mod crate request.
PErBoIsEUN--Easyi 2lc for crude, 3f1Se
| for reansd. r.
HoPs-Quiet atI6g22o for American.
LIEsEED OIL-Dull; e3Ge6c.
BPRTTS IURPE1ST1NE-Quiet and steady,
PoRK-Firnner; sales Of $50 bbIs. at e3O @
for mess S24 50g25 90 for prime. and SO 81
4 0gS25 90 for prime NESS also 600 bDlg. new
mess, sellers J an nary, at S2S 90.
/ BEEF-Steadys sales Of l75 bbis at 90 00D
/ SIS % for new plain mess, and 3l2 Q09l7 5C
/ for new extra mess. Tlerce Beefdull; sales
| OF 123 tferces at 328 O00}28 90 for prime mess
/ and $50 C0@81 90 for India mess. fUf Lffg.
/ BEEE HADrs-Qulet; sales CT 100 bbls at
SIS 00925 90 for old and S3S 00035 90 fol
Il new.
CUT MEATg--H Heavy and STregular; sales
Of lo5 packages at l21z9l5Szc for shoulders
/ MIDDzEs-DuiI; Gales of. 60 boxes leo.
| cured at l50l5Mc. I'd nt 8H aa4 q IU
1 LARD-A shade drner; sales OF 161 fiercef
| at l79l75<c for steam End 1T5Zml6t<B f3l
| kettle rendered; also 800 tferees steam
i sellers January and EobruRrY NJ l63<c. q !
/ BUTTEg-Quiet az 20a33c Tor Ohio.
CHEEsE-Dun 60 l79lee. AA
/ FRETGHr9-To Liverpool Quletlaf SD pei
sail and s1SgS]zd per steam Tor wheat.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

THE HEDGE CAsB.-The case of
William Hedge. who was arrested for
having a large amount Of counterfeit
grcenbaeka in his possession, is still
undecided. Hedge had a preliminary
examination before United States
Commissioner Charles E. Marsh yea
terday, but at noon the examination
was closed, to be resumed again at
nine O. clock this morning. Blythe
Hynes appeared for the Government,
and Judge Parrett, Mcbride aud Stin-
son for the defense, "A large number
of witnesses were summoned, but only
few were examined. Several =" fast y
women were also summoned, and they
are expected to give some strong evi-
dence against the accused. Seth
Pritchett was examined, and re-
vealed the whole history of
the case, from which it ap-
appears thet Hedge contemplated q
trip to Missouri for the purpose of
buying horses, and that he expected
to make $4,000 per week at that
business. It also appeared that
Hedge had passed one Of the bills
on one Of our bankers. and had
ohuckled " over the idea of passing
the money on man wbose business
it was to detect counserfeits. The
evidence Is said 60 be quite strong,
and he is still held in $4,000 bail.
We will probably have some more
particulars for to -morroW's issue.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

DEAOcRATIC CoNvENr1oN. On
Saturday, November 9th, the un-
terrified Democracy win assemble At
the Court House IN this city, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to 70
to Indianapolis for The purpose Of
going through the formality of nomi-
mating candidates for State officers, to
be defeated by the Republican nomi-
nees at the next election. We ron.
der if the great battle between the old
Rough and Readies and the
Cologne Brigade" will be fought
over again IN the next campaign.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
rou Terra eeld ana gtoeA nsrhsl.

d IeIeEFeuh.I NEIg N0nHs 4toVs II
Speculation "a very tame this afternoon.
In the departments OF Wgu Street buEi.
negs Is unusually unlimited. In gold and
Government Bonds the Tnarket Waaecarc9-
~ 81 q fuctuRfiOn, while on the Stock k1-
change, leading railroad shares were sitter
nately up and down at 1<95S per cent. aJ
long tnt9rvaia. The ororstions wee con-
nn9d 70 n comparatively R1ual clFe@e OF
brokers.
hIoHEr-Easy on call at 697 per cent;
inside rste on Govern menfa.
gTERLIhG-EirIn at 61I@e.
GOLD-IsoveF: oDenfnR nt III, end cl2B-
ing "a I2s5SSI2GsE. Carryipg rates 6Gf7 per
cent. The Assis.Rmt TreRNurer EOld ono
million at 123 5i-l0Q8l26 e9.IQ0. ~ 49,.
IIoyrRrlfENT FoEps-Shade lower COu-
rons OF 's1, II75Ssfl75S; do. 'e2, ll536q1l51<; /;
nav. il5Isfi51S; do. 'G7, fI51zl5mLl5sR; do.
'e5, 1I55zaii555; I0-40a, 1o716G l07s6; cur
rency 6ss l072s9ig55z. r
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

Pork PAcKINe.-W. NJ Akin
slaughtered 105 hogs yesterday. L.
Rufner, Jr., & Co. were cutting up
hogs yesterday. but viii net Kill again
until tomorrow. The Following are
the prices Of pork in this market at
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

TIE SECURITY OF NEW YoRK.-
Among the great insurance companies
Of New York, none stands higher
than the Security. It's million dollars
Of capital and million dollars surplus,
are substantial guarantees to the pub
lie that its losses in the future, as in
the past, will be promptly and fully
paid. The marked progress Of this
Company for the last three years is
due, in no small measure, TO the nm
tiriug exertions and ability Of W. II.
Cunningham, Esq. its manager, at
Chicago, Rao has taken front rank
among our eminent underwriters.
We take pleasure IN calling attention
to their advertisement in another col
unn, and commend Col. Drew, the
Company's Agent, to al who want
policies.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
Eand1e Familr Ranlng Mnchlna.

Heen's Family 6eHi3g M9cnlBsz
Famous for its simplicity and durA-
bility. See what others say Of il:
" Simplicity is a great desiderstEEa IL
a Sewing Machine. We do not recol-
lect being more foreibiy impressed
with this idea than when, 3 fez days
since. we saw it demonstrated &C the
salesrooms Of the Weed Sewing
Machine Company. Their machine
seems to US we'll worth tho candid,
critical examination OF every lover q!
mechanical arr. It's system is that Of
direct motion, depending less Epoa
the action and reaction of springs
than any other we have seen.
We noticed with great sstisfsa-
ton the absence of all wires, springs,
cranks, cog-Bheels. curved needles,
and other incumbTaRoeg, With0zs
which It has heretofore been 51D-
posed 4 sewing machine could Res bo
constructed ."--Episcopa} Metk01fiss,
Bdltimore. Sept. 4, 1859.
We coincide with the above, ard
advise our readers to examine Tbs
Weed Family Favorit9. IN. 2.
IndeDea7eat, Nop. 4, 1859.
Office at Hudspeth & Adsms', 80.
63 Main Street. l.. PHAE, kg't.
P.S.-Agents wanted for The ooU1-
ties of Gibson and Posey. Also
Agents to canvass the city. noE10 4
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

1. & v, RAILRoAD.-The American
Merchants Union Express Company
has 8 messenger at present on the
Indianapolis Z Fincennss Railroad,
and We ga informed that the express
business along this road IS quite
heavy. 4 number Of packages were
shiDned hy oar merchants yesterday,
for different points along this rail
road.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
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~ Telesraph.I LcuTByILIz. Nov. II.
CoTToF-Quiet: mid61ing, 24e.
FLOUR-Bteady extra family, s. %.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
CORN-S5c.
OAGs-5Oc.
RYE-00c.
2,275; killed, 8,I00
ToBACCo-Atron2: saEca or IGhhds. nt ssa
80 80 for Tugs, el09ll 80 for low 10 medium
leaf, and $50 FOR medium bright yvra Dnerg
PROVISIONS y Weak. Mess Pork, So co.
Bacon shoulders lG1Sc, clear rib I9I5 O. and
clear sidea zoe. Bulk shoulders I86. clear
rib l7c, and clear rides TIC. ~f
LARD-l7LC.
WHIsKY-OuIet at g3c
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

CRIAINAL CoURT. - Vina Black
burn. black woman, had trial be-
fore the Criminal Court yesterday, on
the charge of larceny, having been
accused of stealing some bed clothes
from DIR. Gumberts. The articles
we're found in Vina's possession, but
It appeared that she bought them at a
second hand clothing store, on Fourth
street, near the Upper Market. She
vas tried BY a jury aud was defended
oy Judge Willard. Tho verdict was
not guilty" It will be remembered
that Fina attempted to commit sui.
eide II the jail not long since, but was
discovered In time to save her life.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

DULL.-Yesterday was dull day.
The weather was very peculiar. and
the mercury seemed to balance be-
tween the thaWing and freezing point.
Nothing sensational occurred TO mar
the general ouies Of the city, and local
items we're difficult 60 find.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

SERENADE.-The JOURNAL Office
was seronsded at 123 O'Clock this
morning, by the Evansville Cornet
Band. led by Otto Pfaflin. We had
thought this Band had dissolved, but
from the excellent music with which
we we're favored, we are induced to
change our opinion. Success to the
Cornets, say we. Come again.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

B Read tho advertisement of
Whites Patent Files. under Local
Notice head. These files sre ell they
are claimsd 70 be. a number can be
seen IN use al this ofGce.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
Nature assisted by /" BarIatt's.

HALF way up Lookout b1OaStsiu, the
place where memory x stirred by g t6o1-
sand thrilling associAfionEs and where the
brave boys Of both armies met and fought
hand to hand, where the blood of both
friend and foe was mingled together ond
ran down the mOuntRin.sil2o Il r4Yulesss
is q EmOoth-faced rock. upon wish o
poor, wounded soldier inso1tbEd ths foi-
lowing:
S.T.-Ss0-x.-EaTIy IN the batt,s Wea
wounded ard carried to this SPOT bY tE5
clever " Yanks." TheE bnda mo fS-sTou'
gsas Yea = rom los Of Stood .bs oSid ~
family thank them for their kindness.
They left in nv eanteen n part bottle Of
life. for it strengthened rue, and kept Is q
within me until help came and ny YcuG6
was dressed. God bless them for fksfF
kindness, and for the PLANTATION BIT-
TERs." HENRY DATAGEEa.
Company 3, l0th Ga
MAGNOLIA YATER.-SupeflOr 70 si1e tsF7t
iuaD0rted German CoiCCne. and sold zt
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
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~ Tslegraph.l Hn<gEus Nov. II.
CoTron - Quiet ~ 23a2s5<c; receipts,
$40 bales; exports, l.gfl bales
FLOUR-Dun; SupeTnne. IS.
CORE-G3G S5cs ana scarce.
OATs-671zc.
HAy-fN.
BRAE-t&3
PoRK-s3l 50. W
l4ARD-I80l91Zc.
BAcoE-Ecafcei shoulders, I71zc; sides,
2O5%92Ic. IS. ss
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

Ia q very few days I shall advertise
some very desirable Real Estate al
public auction. All persons having
property which they visa included in
said sale, viii please give ms tbs de-
scFiptioa this week.
AEvAR JoHTsoE,
noy9-tf Real Estate Agent.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
Phologranhg 81 per Doaen:

Parkhill, on Second Street, near
the corner Of Locust, will hereafter
make good photographs at 81 per
dozan oovo ~
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

CoTToz 6AlE.-Martin, Gardner &;
Co. sold. yesterday afternoon. .eightbales
Of Tennessee River cotton OF 512c per
pound FOR ordinary. The entire lot
was purchased b7 Charles Yiele e Co.
The sale Fss q very fair one. eonsid-
ering ths sluggish and depressed state
of tae-cotton market.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
nuropesR Harriet.


Tv Cable1 LoNDoW, NOV. 1t-E7e,
Coxso1s-s55<; American securities arm
". s.. 5-2J Jonds-'6ls So GO. f8l3 30 90,
ig7s Sa; l0-4os rs; Erie 15zi ]. 9. W. A.M
G, w. rs IallOW 46s OIL. L1naefd on, q
pounds. Iza. Iurpcutine &55. EeLrClcuEn aa
Antwerp nrm ~ err
FRANKFORT, November u.-U. 8. Bonds
firm ai $50.
PAIRS, November H. Bourse drpi
rontes 7ifr. 32c.
IIvFaPOoL, Novenber u-Coston-Ihe
rnarHct rs doll, 1fddi1g uBlnnaH l#4a
orleans 1I1<d; sales 100 o bales. CaIiorn+e
n hite wheat los; red WQglern 83 3td4es l14i
Winter 0s Id. Flour - 6d. Corn oes
Oats 3s Oh. Peas As. Pork ll25 90. seI
Beef $685. Lard nrm at rs. Iheeae W. U4s
Bacon 67s Cd. New Petroleum unen4ns se4s
Naval stores quiet.
BREMEN, November u. - Petroleum
heavy at thalers AZ groat8.
fAamURG, Nov. lI.-Petfoieum quiet 90
IS mares BauCO.
HAvRE, NOV. LECTION nat at ll2fri
afi0at lS7fr.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

CERcUTT CoURT.-The great case of
Danglsz Ts. the Evansville Insurance
Company was not concluded yester-
daz. but 8ill probably be brought to
a termination to-day. The examina-
tiea OF tie Witnesses was concluded
laso yesterday eEcniDg During the
four days that the trial has been in
rscgress, q great number Of witnesses
have been examined. The arguments
viii BE mads to-day and speeches will
be made By SnaokelfoEd and Denly
for tEs plaiatiH, and Iglehart aad
Chaadler FOR the defense. a great
deal &C fnseEsss has been taken in this
important trial.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

x7lthsn its walls, attracted thithev to vel
cOEne l1aCZ the reI1Ov ned young tEagsPtian
Neil Warner. q = = q kIr. W arn6E's
extraordinarv. sucesss IS to be attributed
IN q great measure to the ad1airaDie man an
ner In Thich sHamlst, was casLs Dus ~
that a. It n1ay, his individual 11eIlts allo
glorious voice and acting I1ftst - 1or
him the biginssC RANK in his profession;
wherever tie English lapgusgs Is spoken.
The san Francisco Bgalstia Of August Sd,
1859, sayss
Mr.. warner IS 81 actor Of e:ttracIdi5 i5nary
power and intensity. and OF rare culture.
lie is gifted with q grand voice-the nnest
We ever heard on the STAGE convey Ing
elTv7vs 4 feeling of Unlimited power and
reserve, snd capable Of treIoendous dra-
n1atfc iexpressfOn. Compared WITH any
40 at stars VINO have preceded him in
THIS city he stands far, far beyond them:
A better voice than his never was heard
IN the san Francisco sfage, ana it wiz be
/ long ere we witness classical and scholarly
fna personations such as have been offered
Us by Neil Warner.
Mr.. Warner viii be supported by the
company that was here last, aad we have
q curiosity to see whether EvausyiIie can
appreciate excellent dramatic talent.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

CONG Up. = Samuel Orr's new
building Oh Sycamore Street. between
First and Water, Is going CD yapidly,
and sho 9aalls for tho third story are
nearly up TO the proper height. It
will be a handsome improvement on
that street When completed.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
Nashville Markof.

By Tele6raph.l NAguVILLE, Nov. II.
CoTroN-Q Quiel low mlddling. 2s1Soi good
crdirRry 231zc.
white 81 -.
CORE-6l 08.
REF-fi %.
OATs--61c
BAHEEY-eI -.
FLOUR-e5 00M7 90 for superffne "a, far4yv
BAcoS-5ides, 29ci hams 22ei shouldsfs,
I8o.
LARD-fgc
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
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By Telegraph NEW KoRK, Nov. AZ.
DIZZY QOops -Irne trade iB comparatively
quiet. tho grand atm being 10 reduce the
EfocEs with single ev0 to keep up tho aa-
sOrtmentg only sufficient Tor display
although the prices are considered enough
but when lrst-ClasB papef sells at A1slo
Der cent and second d-olna8 at lb424 per
cent, necessity overTuleg want, aud cau-
ton ia TO be commended. Tine only ehanee
have fallen from $40 TO sos otis "A * "A blue
Denims from 2Jc TO 2io; do. - - do, from
Z3c TO 22c; do. q q do, from zoe % 1906 and
Hore, yard vide bieaehod musllne, from
l5c 20 l4@c
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

Nom PowER-Cloud. Akin s. Co.
have zsosntly removed the small en-
gine that gas used in their chemical
works, and have substituted 3 larger
one. built By EFn. Heilman. Is 10 =
beautiful little engine. and makes the
blue mass mill and other machinery
get up, and how" I"
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

TIE EERsr HoUsH.-Mr. ). Alt Is
nov engaged IN erecting the first
honse-a tgo-story frame-on the
Heidelssch u Elsas Trsct. As q
coincidence, tits worthy Of note thas
Mr. All purchased the first lot that
was scld at the recent auction. From
Wm. Dapelle, the agent, We learn that
q number cf lots in this txaot have
recently been sold to parties In Gin.
einnati.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

LEFT. = Marsh ktkissen LEFT on
the Rapidan yesterday morning, for
Tennessee River, on another trip to
the ootten regions.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
LOCAL NOTICES
YhIto,a Patent Tllea.


The opinion Of Hon. GEORGE BAN
CROFT, the Historian:
Rev. Nh. <WRITE-DeGr SAY. EoT
simplicity, neatness. ease Of hand
ling, adaptation to It's purpose, ard
acheapness, your Paper Fils is Q ne
plus UltTG.
Since [ used il, I wonder hort vs
got along without It. I end it excel
lent to held not papers only. and lea
tors, but maps, and. charts and Plsns.
The maps and plans once il this
Paper File, can be rolled Up end car
ried about, and unrolled for pse better
than # they were in pasteboard COW
ers. 1t is approved by eTary one to
whom I have shown it. .r
+ Yours truly, Ta-s-ts
/ GEORGE BANCROFT.
These files are for sale at the jour-
nal Office. They range il size from
| u to 35 inches. All Who have rsod
them in this city fully endorse Mr..
Bancroet's Testimonial. loVl3
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

PzRsoEAL-A. j CaIkins, editor
Of the Princeton C7arjoa. Illuminated
our salctun, yesterday, with The light
of his genial oountenauee.
Charles Reed, Treasurer Of the
Louisville Opera House Company, is
at the American House.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

Loss OF HoRsE.--A fine horse,
belonging to Dir. Z. D. Oonnor, while
in his stall yesterday morning, about 5
O'Clock, got hung across some boards
between tWo stalls. and in his efforts
to eztrieate himself, was SO badly in
jured that no died IN a short time.
The animal vas worth about $3.50.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12

pP The statement is made that if
potatoes, which were injured By the
frost are lefs IN the ground few
days longer, the frost will be gradu-
ally drawn out Of them, but if dug
now and exposed 90 the sun, they VIII
be materially injured. Exchange.
From the present weather indica-
tions, We should think, if they ere 10
the ground q few days longer. they
will be frozen hard.