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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

This society worshipped yesterday morn
ing In the Council Chamber. Rev. +. W.
Holland preached most eloquent sermon
upon the courage and independence which
characterized the early Christians, and
which has sustained and given the noblest
satisfaction and victory to the martyrs of
every age. The reverend speaker said these
essential traits in the true Christian and
times, as Is eyinced In their failure to remove
intemperance, gambling and other evils,
which ff1ipt our Deonle
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13
TFEE MARKETS.
Esw YORK HRPks f..

| 0y Teiograph.l NEW YoRE. Dec IL.
CorroN-Quiet ard unchanged; sales OF
/ 100 bales n z5Ec for mlddling uplauds,
FLOUR-Receipt pts 20 299 bbls; the mHrEet
ia heavy and 51llOc lover: sal es Of 800 bbls,
part last evening, at 81 SOFAS 50 f0rsuper-
fne = tats and Western S. 2i1t6 ID for extra
state; s. 00G6 IS for extra WeStern s. 800
l Sc 25 for white WHEAT extra; s. 3)@6 ~ for
round. hoop Oh o; S. ZOOS 50 for extra 81.
Louis; 40 5998 30 for good 70 choice do,
Western for export &C g. O0a5 ID. Rye
-four quiet: sales OF 100 bDls mt a 0b o.
CORR MEAL Quiet; sales OF 10 bDis
Marsh's calOric at Is Is.
WIIIsKY-Firrne sales OF $50 bbis West.
ern at 81 028l o. free, closing finn al the
WHEAT-Receipts G 300 bushels: Tho mar
ket Is Ic lower, with rather more doing fvr
export az the decitpe; sales OF BIZ bushels
&C 81 22gi 3 for No. 2 Spring, the latter an
extreme; 81 . for Winter red Illinois; 81 30
al 80 for Winter red ard amber Western.
RYE-Qulet; sales OF 1900 bushels Cam
ada, for export, on private terms.
BARLaY-Qufet; sales Cf q coo bushels al
81 Oh for inferior Cauadn East; 81 10 FOR
good two-Towed State; " 70 for Canada
BAILEY MALr-Quiet.
CoRN-kecel pts, 1900 busheisi Without
deeid I'd change; sales Of $1,000 bushels az
81 95gl 10 for unsound mixed Westerui
81 2l5Sc for sound do.
OARS Receipts. 700 Bushels; dull; sales
Of $500 bushels a. 025zg9a}So for Western;
RIcE-DaIl sJz879le for Carolina.
GOEEEE-Duli.
sUeAR--Dull; sales OF $50 hogsheads Gu
ba at u91i1c.
AfcLAssEs- Dull.
HoRs-Quiet; l8827c for American.
PErRoLEuH Dali a. lsBlsjsc Tor crude;
3@1zc for refined.
LINsEED OIL-Du a I 81 a9ic In casks
CoAL--D snlestlc IS selling aL 60 O0ag7 90
per ton, ~ cargo foreign easier, sls ~ for
WoOL-Insbeiter request; sales OF 10000
pounds at 4jlS Ef3c for domestic fleece; 600
for combtngs. 42d45c FOR pulled.
LEATHER emlock sole steady az 300
Bic for BuaDos Ayres and RIO Grande.
SPIRITS IURPEATINE - Quiet and I'M
changed.
ALc9 HoL-s2 O5gz or.
POHK-Quiet aud unchanged saies OF COO
barrels ~ $50 CO.. 52 - for new mess; s32 IS
g33 90 for old do; s28 5082i 10 Tor prime
SO 50d39 90 for prime.
BEEF-Quiet: sales OF 80 barrels at s5 90
9l3 90 for new PLAIN mesa; sl2 098H 90 for
= Nv extra mess.
TIERcE BEEF-Quiet; sales Of $40 tiorces NJ
rs o0g2s W for prime mess s2I 0J582 10
fOr IEdta mess
BEEF HAMS ri5teady sales OF SO barrels
at go 09Q3O 80 for new.
CUT SEATS Firmsr; sales or 100 pack
ages at l29l5c for ahouldersi Hal7Hc for
MIpDI.Es-Quiet.
Hoes-Dressed armer At tl3 508i3 rs for
Western.
LARD Quiet and heavy: sales OF 4lO
tierces at lSgls54c for steami igl920c for
BUrTER-DuIi at 2aa83c for Ohio.
CHEESE Quiet at I60l7t<c.
EREruaTs-I o Liverpool more active and |
a shade nrmer, with shipments OF 1000 |
I'd per steam, and 1900 barrels OF 1our per |
sail az IN
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- arIaann marEal.

By Telegraph HEW ORLEAuas Dec. ID.
CoTTON-Flrm: middiing 2iJIe; aalog of
4, 800 bales; receipts 1880 bales. end export
$500 bales
RLOUm-Ldght supply extra 81 91f Xxx
s. 49, Xxx o. 00N6 90.
CORN, OATS AND BRAN-4Are scarce and
firm.
HAY-Dull. 30 fG.
mas8 PORK-s33 30; old DO. higher.
BAC0N-Qulct: ice for Shoulders 21l<0 for
rib sides and 2lc for clear Bidegs new
sweet-oured Hams quiet 90 2Te
LARD--Firlni fierce l0MMlg<e; E0g 2in
2iSc.
sUGAR-Quiet and nrncr go lAk0IG5<c.
WHIsIcY-Is duui Western rectined Ot
81 05NI 10.
BAGGTNG-Indla held no 2lc.
GOLD--l2i
STEALING ExcuARoE-l830l88l<
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Qhlcago Mnrkot.


BJ Toiegraph.I CHICAGO, Dec. IL.
FLoUH-Dull al So 75a5 for Spring erfras.
WNEAr-NO. 4 quiet at S3atBiss: No 2
quici, AZ SfI<9651zc, closing at SIC, Thfs
afternoon nothing doing.
tnEN -Firmer.a and I1<MlLc hfR here sales
Of NO a. 4597sc; no Grade, Csc. closing al
lJ11c FOR rekular aid 751zc Ion fresh reeelptg
No. q NOtliug doing this afternoon
OATS firmer and lc higher; sales o. ~
IN store AZ 4D14gf0tfc. closing ct az no
HrE-Rutet; sales Of No. at tn 80
73e for No. 2. -shu hrin ~
BAILEY Dali and MONT al. -. o.. o.
No. 2 -hal Al hOc Tor
HIaHwIEEs Fairly s.,tivo ana ..a..,.. 81.
05N95Lc. cave ana steady az
p,,lS1 ~ y, sdeAa gcfivo aud Grm. Mess
- te e.. -, OHsils s810g32 50, seller Japuarv
I954ei s,n,9laloers 20 Gays ia falt Ize. s9s5,gs
~ ialadie.. l51<c. Ofsen bams. fizn ~
STEADY ~ l5@lso. i'' Hih ana
LAKb-Ftrner and quiet M 1p<atst<c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

THEATRE COMING. = The Opera
House has been leased for one week
to the Star Dramatic Company, now
playing at Cairo, and the Company
will open out in this city on Monday
evening, December 20. with Ka.e
Putnam as the leading attraction The
Cairo Bulletin Of Saturday contains
the following notice:
Despite the inclement weather there
was a very fair crowd at the Athe-
Baeum list nigh$, numbering as usual
the elite of the city As Marie, in the
Pearl Of Savoy, Katie Putnam met
the expectations of her many admir-
ers, giving still further proof of that
rare talent that IS. some day. to dis
tiaguish her as among the foremost
artistes connected with the American
stage. The closing scene displayed
acting Of rare merit. The whole
performance was good. presenting pic
lures Of absorbing interest, and cloth
ing the creations Of the authors
brain with telling reality.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13
.lnc.paatI saFEst.

- IefcaTEph.l OIEOIHNATT. Dec. IL.
FLoUR-Firmer: family, IS 35@5 O..
WHEAr-Uncaanged attl OGgi 10 Tor No.
2 una y o. 4 red.
T5a. old g0es0zc.
OATS Dali at 52a5Te
E-UnchaEged.
BARLEY Unchanged.
fOrTON-ftrr err m sddllngi. DC.
WHIsKY-Bull at Go
MESS PORK-tir un, aud held a. gU co.
BULK N FATS Elrmer and quiet should
ers. Ik5z9l2Mc; sides, l55zNl6Mc.
BAG1N Firm shoulders, Ii5<c. sides,
lT141l&c for clear zlb and clear.
LAkD Very nrm, and held at l75<0l9f
FOR steam aud kettle rendered.
HoGs-Acttye, and extra grades high ar
choice 70 extra, SO 59NlO 81; lower Rrg los
20 75aiO .; receipts, 400.
6REES Internationally uncb anaed.
weather he ng too warm 20 hand - tli@n,'
bnt cid at ll1z@l41EMlb5<c.
BUTTER Unchanged aud quif l.
o. EEsE-l nchRngcd and % .et
EGG5- 370l35c.
GHocERif rs -Unchangd ar d qrtef
LIssEED OIfs-Dult at $50
LAID uII.-si 50ui 53.
PETROLEUM -Du ] at % I34c for Faaned.
CLOVER SEED Quiet att lA5zaf5e ptir N.
TIMOTHY SEED-E3 75Mf
GOLD -l3, buying, ana 1917, selling.
bXCHAN1E-Dull and 12dl-IO NeF cent
discount, buyingi Copper cent discount and
par, selling.
MONEY Market easier.
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nnlariIla Mnrrnt

BY HslesfsTh.l LoUlsvTLIR. Dec.1I.
SSS9 =, 80 bales mlddling, 28l<o
family, IS -. 80 q NNSs
Cir SEAllH-hed whoat, 81 CO; white. q %.
HOGS Give at OIc; 100 Rflied fa-ds91.
"a Aliiea 10 date, 1890; receipts TO-DAY
ToBAcco-saIes OF So hbds 81 81 eo.,o m
LOT Tugs; SO Goals 90 Tor loaL and s. Id f5y
n4It County wrappers.
=, hoRAsl0A6 Firm. Mess Pork. e8I RI
bacon EhouldeIs, l65<c; clear ribs IgI<r.
TT-CstE sIaes, Lt14c; sugar cured hams. 80.
Lard, BY the tiCTce, l81zc. ~
WHIgRE-a5c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

/ ToRAcco AND CoTToE SALES
Martin, Gardner & Co. sold, on Sat
urday, at the Evansville Warehouse
nine hoesheads of tobacco, as follows;
Two hoqsheads old Trashy Lugs at
S. s. and 81 10; two hogsheads new
Lugs at 81 so and So So; three hogs
heads Common Leaf at 50 90, 50 30
and 50 so; two hogsheads Medium
Leaf at $40 80 and so so. Also, a
small lot of cotton at 23c. The
bidding was very lively while it lasted
and the buyers seemed to have
buckled on their armor in earnest.
The tobacco sold was from Warrick
County, Ind, and Crittenden, Hop
kins. Mclean and Graves Counties.
Ky. It's a settled fact that Evans
ville's reputation as tobacco market
is firmly esta bIished, and there is no
doubt as to our future success. To-
bacco is beginning to move, and our
market is opening up uspiciously, as
the above good prices testify. Our
board Of tobacco buyers is quite
large, ana number Of dealers from
abroad have settled here for the pur-
pose of operating on our breaks ="
the coming season. One rehandling
house has already been established,
and another will be shortly. Evans
vile is not afraid to compete with
Louisville, Paducah ard GAINESVILLE,
because our city boasts of IS deter
mined set Of buyers as ever dealt in
the great staple; and as all our mer-
chants are directly interested ia
making Evansville the tobacco mar
ket of the West, planters need not
hesitate to ship promptly to this point.
All that we ask on behalf of our
tobacco Warehousemen is that plan
tiers and shippers give this market
trial, feeling confident tLey viii soon
be convinced of Its superiority over
other markets. Letters are daily re-
ceived in this city, from planters, that
they will ship their tobacco 10 this
city, and we expect to chronicle sales
of from 10000 to 1900 hogsheads
during the coming season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

EXCELLENT BoILERs.-We visited
on Saturday, the boiler yard of oui
enterprising and dis tinguIshed citizen
Mr. Christian Kratz, to see the new
boilers now being built by him for the
steamer Clara Scott. Mr.. Kratz has
made especial preparations for doing
this kind of work, aud has erected
machinery for this express purpose,
consisting of shears for cutting the
plates, machine for punching the
holes for the rivets, and rollers for
bending the plates, all of which are
run by steam. This is the only COM
pIete establishment Of the kind, we
are told, in the State. and is a great
saving Of labor and time. Sixty
eight rivet holes are punched. or
rather cut, in each sheet in the short
space Of three and a quarter minutes
with unvarying accuracy ard regu-
larity, and the sheets are sheared off
to the proper size in about two min
utes.
The boilers will be the most perfect
and substantial ever made in this city,
and will be perfect beauties. The
iron is 13 47ths Of an inch thick. and
are of the best Hillman double ironed
Tennessee iron, every sheet selected
with great care; and so particular was
the manufacturer that. as5one of the
head plates was found to contain a
flaw about a half inch long and almost
imperceptible, he sent a duplicate.
The boilers, two in number, will be
p feet long and 80 inches 10 dame
ter, with two return fues each. Dir.
Kratz. who is justly esteemed al. one
of the best practical mechanics in the
West, is making a card job, and we
have no doubt these boilers will re-
fleet great credit on his mechanical
ability. The boilers will be finished
about the last of this week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

By Cable.l LONDON. Doo ll.
Tallow AIS 81 ard duil. Sperm OH E81.
SUGAR 3D. a33s Ga. whale oil EM 1855 Line
seed cakes Go l3ss Calcutta liuaeed 19.
Common rOsin o.. Petroleum at Antwerp
nrm and quiet. Cotton 40 Havru quiet
PARIS. December ll.-BOurse I8f 10.
LIVERPOOL. December ll.-COttum nrm 8
middhug upiands IlI; Orleans 1873; sales
1900 bales. California white wheat Oh ga
ads Cd red Western 81 8dmAg ri; Winter 8I
led. Flour 2ls ga. Corn, No. mixed, 28g
Cd. Oats 2s l0d. Peas So. Pork no. Beef
lO7s Ga. Lard 768Gd Cheese l8. Bacon 0Ig
90. Produce unchanged.
FRANKFORT, December l.-HlFe-IWonlV
bonds closed at 0Il<a9l5k.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

TIE CATHOLIC SCHOOL FAIR.-The
grand Fair and Festival for the benefit
of the Catholic School, will commence
at the new School House, on the cor
ner Of Third and Vine Streets, to-
night, ans continue during the entire
week. The third story Of the build
ing has been fitted up very appropri-
ately. and it is intended to make the
Festival a great success. a large
number of articles have been donated
by our citizens. and the display of
fancy goods will be very largo and
fine. The Crescent City Sil-oT Band
has been engaged. ard vii. discourse
delightful music.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13
.R:OSADAIIS


THE GREAT AMERICAS
L HEALTH REST0RER, punfies
the blood and cures Scrofula,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, RheamA.
tism, Diseases OF Women, and all
lChronic' Affections or the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended
lby the Medical Faculty and many
thousands Of our best citizens.
Read the testimony Of Physicians
land patients who have used Rosa
dalis; send for our Rosadalis Guide
to Health Book, or Almanac for this
lyear, which We publish for gratui-
tOus distribution; il will give YOU
much valuable information.
DR.. r. W. Carr, Of Baltimore,
says
/ l take pleasure in recommending
|, your RosADAbIs as a very powerful
lalteratiTe. | have seen it used IN
two cases with happy results-one
in a case of secondary syphilis, in
which the patient pronounced him
self cured after having taken five
bottles of your medicine. The other
is a case OF scrofula Of long standing,
which is rapidly improving under
is use, and the Indications are that
the patient will soon recover. 1
have carefully examined the formula
4 by which your Rosadalis is made,
and find Il al excellent compound
I of Alternative Ingredients.
/ DR.. Sparks, Of EichoiasVille, Ky,
/ says he has used Rosadalis in cases
lOf Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis
with satisfactory rssults-as a clean
q Of the blood 1 know 10 better
remedy.
samnel C HcFadden, Murfrees.
borO', Tenn, says
I have used seven bOttles Of Rosa
|dalis, and am entirely cured Of
Rheumatism; send me four bottles,
as wish it for my brother who has
'scrofulOus sore eyes.
Benjamin Bechtol, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes: have suffered 70 twenty
years with an inveterate eruption
over my whole body. 4 short time
since I purchased a bottle Of Rosa
dalis, and it effected a perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, e1 Exchange Pace.
BALTIMORE.
DIS. CLEMENTS, RITES & GO. ]
Propristors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

RESIGNED HIS CHARaE.-The b
Mr.. Baker, who has for the past VI
so ably filled the pulpit at the Fit
Baptist Church in this city, preach
his farewell sermon last night t
large audience, having resigned Il
pastorate of the church. Mr.. BakI
has been in our city just one yes
and has, in that short time, great
endeared himself to his oongregatiC
aud numerous friends. He will lea
on Thursday. We understand. f
Brooklyn, n. Y. where he reside
for nine years previous to his comil
to this city. He is talented mini
ter, and his congregation greatly T
gret the severance of bis minister
relations with item. He will car
with him the good wishes of no
Of friends in this city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

Hoes PACKED.-Since the pening
Of the season this fall, in Or city,
pork-packing has been exceedingly
lively. The total number paced up
to Friday night last was $500, ID by
adding the number packed on ltur-
day would probably give tai Of
about $500. This number is lgely
in excess of the receipts of lasea-
son up to date, which indicatehat
more hogs will be packed herIhis
season than last. The prices aid
have been sufficient to pay the faler
handsomely, aud the price still n
tinues high.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

By relegraph.l Er. LOUIS. Dec.

D. reiegrarh.l Br. LOUIS. Dec. A.
ToBAcCO-Dull
CoTTOH- Unchanged sales OF Missouri
at nc.
a MP-Dull; sales OF undressed at s2g5.
i LoUR-Dull eud unchanged; Rupernno
g 75e4 -; y a 15g4 IS; Xxx e596 81 fam
lily IS b0ef7 %.
WHEaT-Dun except for choice fancy,
which " scarce; NO. Spring $50; No. red
ran 81 UJGl Oli No. do, 81 l0al ~ I:
choice 81 20s1 Is choice fancy WINE 81 .lj
q 70.
ConE-Dul aud NJ changed: yellow IN
bulk 1916; new yellow sacked s0mBjc
do white sissSci choice Old yellow 00c; DO
white Ola 2c.
0Ars-Dull ~ 4sc IN bulk; 5l@53c sacked
Z bAkLEY-Dul no So for ordinary Spring.
kKE- small sales az Soc
WHIsEY-FiIm AZ Ell %.
GRGCERIE5-Q MET and unchanged.
Mes POHK-Q uiet and firm az s3i.
DRY SALTED MEATS shoulders PIG.
clear RIO 1906 clear sides l6l<8l9%.
BACoH-Nomipal.
LARD-Firmer; Sc for tierce
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

s9 Jenny June says that men
should pay their wives for household
work the same as any one else.-Er-
change.
We are satisfied that the men would
gladly do so. if the wives would buy
these sweet, silks" loves Of bon
nets" jewelry. furs, opera tickets,
etc, cut of the wages aforesaid.
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Holiday /! Holiday HOLIDAY y!

The finest assortment of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schlaepfer' 3
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. dec2-1m
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Holiday Stock OF JeWelry and Silver.
KarR.

G. Fl. JAaEMAN, No. IS 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 d1ml
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

SETTLED.-The only business trans
acted by the County Commissioners
was to settle with Louis Frederick,
the efficient Superintendent Of the
County Poor House. A large number
of persons are now being cared for at
the Asylum.
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OandY-Toys-EIreMprl,s.

FL. NJ. ALTERING, No. ID South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer and dealer in
Toys, Fireworks, Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits. &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Mdltbys Fresh Baltimore
Oysters, dee2-tf
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CIRCUIT COURT-The caseof Kauf-
man and Hartman Us. the Cit Of EV-
ansville was not concluded 0 Satur-
day. The evidence was finised, but
the arguments viii not be ulde until
this afternoon, owing 10 the bsence
of Judge Baker. of Vincenni, who
is presiding during this tria The
Judge will arrive by the noe train
to-day. Judge Jones will plbabIy
hold court this forenoon.
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To CITY Tax.Payers.

I 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. All interested
are requested to call as early Is posi-
bic, 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, 1869-12-13

SERIOUS AccIDEHT.-J Ohm Smith
met with painful accident. on Sat
urday morning. 4 quantity Of lard
whitehead been rendered on Friday
night. was left in The stove, and a fire
was built on Saturday morning that
heated the lard to temperatgre thaa
caused it TO ignite. the blaze rising
to the ceiling. Dir Smith threw a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

Bg- Rosenerans & Smith will offer
their entire stock of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and Silyerware at prices to
defy competition. for the next thirty
days. dee8 1w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

4 NOTICEABLE FACT.-That one way OF
appealing TO Il mans reason Is through his
eye. In these busy timfs men are SO deep
~ iTSm srssd in the conduct OF magnificent
that the Proprtetors OF the PLANTATION
BITTERS. Which cures Dyspepsia, purihes
the blood, improves the tone of the stOm-
acb, regulates the bowels, and, indeed, in
VigOraLeS the whole inner man, are SO act
i've IN advertising. In fsct, advertisements
are merely sky-rockets sent mp TO attract
attention 10 a really good article.
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sew York BrY GoO0a narhot.

B. telegraph NuW EQHui Dec. ll.
TIE greatest feature OF the trade to-day
Is the reduction 81 Hnrnguo'n prints ~
llkcs tho Hunuysid8 Xxx bleached muallua
are also reduced from laC 10 lac. and the
social q 82.fmch do. from los 10 Zoe. Tho
market iB otherwise unchanged and quiet
but stocks are not large, umu Indications
are that All staple fabrics have found
level. 10 is certainly eViaaut there will bo
a general advance On nll heavy brown
sheotlnnH soon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13

Il. HERRMANN, Candy Manufac-
turer and Wholesale Dealer in Toys,
Candies and Fireworks, has just re-
ceived a new ard large stock OF
Christmas Toys for the holiday trade.
for sale at the lowest wholesale prices.
II HERMANN,
noy1T lf No. - Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13
Fjns Stores far Rent.

IL The foi mer now occupied by Miller,
Gardner & CO., wholesale Dry Goods; and
of the latter H. Feldman g. Co, wholesale
Cloths, etc, oceu y the first MOOR, and the
balance of this building (which is sepa-
ratel has been used as wholesale Cloth-
ing House by s Gumberts q Co.
Each store is IS feet wide by 40 feet deep
four stories high, with cellars feet in ttia
clear under each. -
POSSESSION giveIs ff8 meaIately.
To good tenants these sforeH viii be
rented VERY Low. Apply TO
s =. GILBERT a CO..
Wholesale Cslocerx
nogls II No-SI EGFfh First Street,
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bucket of water into the stove to ex-
tinguish the 6re, when the blaze
flashed out, burning his forehead
around and above his left eye severe
". Fortunately. it did not ipiure his
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s@ The rubbish cause, by the
demolition Of a portion of Wiltshire
& Kriepke's new building, athe time
Of the great storm. has nearl. all been
removed. No efforts to epair the
building will be made befoe Spring.
Wiltshire and Kriepke's los amounts
to about $1,000, which is hemp of
mo ney these tight times.
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FREE LEcTURE.-It is hardly nee
essary for Us to remind our readers
that DR.. O'Leary viii deliver free
lecture at Masonic Hall morrow
night, on the subject Of S Physiolo-
ey." It will he worth visit TO see
his museum.
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E@ I. 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.
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CoMINa.-The New Albany Le5ger
of Saturday, says that company Of
forty-seven German emigrants passed
through Cincinnati on Wednesday,
en- routo for Evansville. All right.
They are welcome.
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RAJ The balance of theAugustine
Combination did rot arriv, on Sltur-
day, AID there was no performance on
Saturday night. The Combination
undoubtedly gave a fine show at
Greensboro, and would haV done the
same here if the full troupehad visit
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