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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27
THE MARKET
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81 Telegrapn.I NEW Yo1x. Nov. %.


sy Telegraph.l NEW YoEK. Nov. 90.
CoTToN-Opened rather steady: sales Of
400 bales at 25c for middling uplands.
FLOUR = Receipts, p 900 DarreIs; l0gl5c
better, with a fair business, partly specu-
lative; also some inquiry for export; sales
400 bbls at 81 9J65 so for supeTfine state /;
3 SO96 70 10. ezra q e s 81 70 sVgo - io
extra; SIS 4546 % for round hoop Ohio {;
So O0a6 D for extra st. Louis, aud So 5097 90
for good to choice do. Rye -four steady;
sales Of 259 barrels at 81 S0G6 90.
CORN MEAL-In moderate request: sales
$50 bbls Brandywins at S. 25@5 IS.
WHIsKY-FirIner; sales $50 bbls Western
at 81 O5gl Is, chiefly 81 O69l o..
WHEAT-Receipts So 80 bushels: shade
firmer and in moderate export and specu.
lative demand; sales Of $1,000 bushels at
81 25RI 30 for q o. 2 spring, the latter price
for very choice Winter red Illinois; 81 Boa
l 50 for Winter red and amber westerns
81 55 for PRIME white Statei 81 bI Jos extra
choice do.
RYE-Quiet and heavy.
BARLEY-ActlYe; sales OF 5000 bu ihels
at 81 % for two-rowed State; 81 l21z for Can
ada East.
BARLEY MALr-Quiet; sales OF 800 bush
CoRNSReceipts 4O,60l bushels; the mar
ket is a shade fiTmer ana not active; sales
or 81 ,0C0 Bushels at 81 DIAL GO for uasouud
mixed Western, and 81 O9129l ii for sound
do, closing at 81 l0aI l0& for sound.
OATs-Re, eipts q 3J0; ct active and
firm sales of la3 600 bu .hels at 64Ag66c for
Western, the latter price for white, and
6519@68c for State, part to arrive.
RIcE-Dun; sales OF IS tier,es Carolina at
65<9715c.
CoFFEE-In fair request; sales of 20
bags Rio on private terms.
suGAR-ln moderate request: sales Of SO
hhds at lOZ@lls4c for Cuba aud ll@l2c for
Porto Rico.
MoLAsSES-Qut {.
HOPS-Quiet.
OILs-PetroIeum quiet at zoe for crude
and 3l1lg3lszc for refined. Linseed Oil is
quiet.
PoRK-A shade better: sales of $500 barr
rels at S32 so for new mess; S33 50a33 IS for
old do. S33 50934 90 for prime, and S28 O00
30 50 for prime mess; also 500 barrels new
NJ ess, on sellers February, at $50 30.
BEEF-Steady: sales of l3j barrels at S. 90
@l3 20 for new plain mess, and $40 O0Gl7 o.
Tor new extra mesS; tierce beef quiet and
steady; sales of 10 tierces at e20 0Old2S 90 for
prime mess; $50 00g3l 90 for india mess;
beef hams, quiet; sales OF 100 barrels at
Sl5 C092l co for old S32 00933 % for new.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales OF 40 pack
ages at l39l3c for shoulders; H9lSc for
hams; middles quiet and steady; sales OF
l50 boxes, city, at l78i712c.
LARD-A shade nrmer; sales 400 tierces
at 1Sll9c for steam rendered, and l9Gl9Ic
for kettle-rendered; also, $50 tierces steam
rendered, seller, February, at u5Sc.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady, at 209335 for
Ohio.
CHEEsE-Quiei, at l7g1Sc.
SPIRITS TURP ENTINE-Quiet.
FREIG ET5 TO LIVERPOOL - Heavy and
lower; shipments of 80 900 bushels wheat,
per steam, at Sd.
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Rirer Ialsnnecl,e.

PTTTSBURG, November 2S--The weather
is mild, with drilling rain. The Monon-
gahela is rising very slowly, with four feet
at the Glass House and five feet four
inches IN Rowley's Channel. The MOllie
Ebert is loading for Louisville. Business
is fair en- the wharf, and freights plenty.
CINCINNATI, November 20. - Arrived -
Camelia, Columbus. Departed - Camelia,
Pittsburg; Anna, st. Louis. River rising,
with Il feet inches in the channel. Wea-
ther cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, November 23.-Port List
Ferryboat w. w. Walker, from Cincin-
natl; ssallie, from P1ttsburg; Nick. Long
worth, to New Orleans. River rising, with
five feet five inches water in the canal,
and thres feet one inch on the falls. The
weather is cloudy and warm. Business is
active.
CAIRO, Fovember 2S-Port List-John
Lumsoen, Evansville packet, 10 pm. !;
Lady Gay, New Orleans TO st. Lous, 10
I. m; Ion man, Evansville to Memphis, s
am; Richmond, New Orleans to Cairo, 8
a. m; Umpire, Louisville packet, am. /;
Alton, st. Louis. to New Orleans, m. I;
Lizzie GIL, New Orleans TO st. Louis, 5 o..
M. Lumtnary, st. Louis to Vicksburg, Z D..
m. RIVER rose inches. Weather cloudy
with q light rain. Mercury 5Oo.
MEMPHIS, November 25.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising. Arrived -
spray, Cincinnati; Kenton, New Orleans.
Departed-Belle St. Louis, Lawrence, and
Kate Putnrm, Cincinnati; Kellogg and
barges, Cincinnati.
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as possible, Capt. Ransom declined a large
amount Of freight here........The Nick
Longworth left Louisville last night, and
wiz be here this evening.
Manifest.
MANIFEST of steamer Rapidan No. 2,
from Ezstporb To Evansville, Nov. %
don, Bros & Co, hhds tobacco, bags rags,
3 dry hides; s E Gilbert & 90, bDls old
iron, box do, 2 pieces do, box snuff; W
L Hedge, 1 bale cotton: Martin, Gardner q
broom corn; e w Patrick, bales cotton /:
X Dunkerson d Co, IA rolls leather, D
ba tes cotton Maekey, Ne bit GO, Il bales
cotton: Lee Howell, 30 bales cotton; M
Hall, 81 heed hogs, 5 head cattle. box dry
goods. box eggs, coop geese. Dag col
ton; Hodge & 90, L Dbl whisky, 2 ia bbls
dc, kegs do, l bag coffee, IL boxes mdse.
FOR RESENTMENT.
Louisville-S Ulman &Co, bales cotton (;
Glazebrook, Grinstead & Co. ID bags cotton
yarn Z VIZ l. z Kennedy, II bales cotton,
IS bags peanuts, 8 dry hides, 1 bbi potatoes;
Tapp, Walsh & Berry. bales cotton.
observation-disclosures Moore & Co, g bales
cotton, 8 oa. peanuts; E o Hurd & Co, +
bales cotton. 80 bags peanuts: Rowland &
Co, II bales cotton: Lowry & Patterson. 90
bags peanuts; J II Goodhart & Co, 81 bales
cotton, Is bags peanuts; Addy, Hull & Co.,
4S5 bags peanuts.
MAHIFEsr Steamer Mountain Belle from
Cipcinnati-Wi helmi & FFick, 8 bbls ale /;
Preston 81 enifee, 10 bbls tar: Parsons,
ScOyill g. Modett 2 Odls paper bags: Horn
brook G. Co, IS pkgs mdse; Cloud, Aiken &
Co, . bbis oil Connolly 81 Nelson, l box
d ants: LEIGH d LemcKe, 70 Dbls coal oil (;
l. Peak, sewing machines: j Sinzich &
son, pkg mdse; Agent Railroad, / CRATE
Fahnley & Kuhn, 2 bales COOKS; + Kroner,
s pkgs nndse; Jaquess & Hudspeth, 5 bales
sheeting.
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EnFnnaan narket.


BY Cable.l LONDOH, Nov. 28-Eve.
Cons0ls 93g<d937S Five-Tweutiee steady
i62s $50: do '8j, 81 do '6l, 81 DO 8l9t
7s5l. Erie, 81; T. o., 0)15; a. q q. w" 20;
stocks steady
LoNDoN, November 2G.--srsar, eos gao
S9s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, November 8.-Cotton-sales
for the week, tG000 bales. exports taxing
1900 and spectators $1,000 nalesi stoeKs
;,SS 0a0 bales: market drmer; UplandH, ~
l9U5Sd; Orleans. llJa0l2d sales OF 1900
bales. Manchester market steady. Gala
fornia white What, So 81; Red western
IS ID Winter, S. 80. western FiOur5 us
I'd. Corn. IA lXed, 29s Oat7, - 81. Peas 40s.
Pork. Ills 80. Beef, SOS. Lard. 74s. Cheese,
eSs. Bacon, CTS Cd. Spirits Petroleum. ls
Id refined, J. o f.
PARIS, November 23--BOurse closed nrTns
Rentes, 7lf COO.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN.-A
man who gave his name as Louis r.
Foster, and announced himself as the
travelling agent Of House No. Ali,
Cincinnati. was arrested and tried
before Squire McTernan, yesterday,
on the charge Of stealing a shirt from
a man named Robert MeFarlane, who
occupied an adjoining room at the
same boarding house. McFarlane
swore to the ownership of the gar
ment, which placed the accused in an
embarrassing situation, and also re-
fected great discredit on House No.
Al, Cincinnati. He was requested
to divest himself Of the shirt in
Squire McTernan's Office, and at
once volunteered q few remarks, in
which he stated that he was posted in
the laws of the different States. He
did not seem to have d very high
opinion of the statutory enactments
Of this State, and one of his objec-
tions was that if man "swore
to anything, no matter what,
he was believed" This he seemed
to think an unusual and I'M
fair manner Of procedure, and filed
his objections in very emphatic Ian
guage. In default of 500 bail, he
was sent to board with the Sheriff
AS Foster was leaving the 'Squires
office, the man who had lost the shirt
was heard to say, Travelling agent,
is he! Travelling thafe, more like, bad
luck to him"
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OinclnRasi Market.

BY Telegraph CIFUrNEATI. Nov. 20.
FLoUR-DuH; family IS 25@5 80.
WHEAT--Dul; No. 81 OS9l 10.
CoRN-Scarce and firm; new at Soc and
old 81; the supply continues inadequate to
the demand.
OATs-Dull al 4sc to SIC.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
RYE--90e to Csc.
CorToN-Dull, but prices are unchanged !;
middling 231Sg23s4c.
ToBACCo-U Unchanged; sales OF A hogs
heads at IS o. TO $40 50.
WHIsKY-Duil at 81; buyers contend for
lower ates.
HoGs-Dull, but holders are frmer al $40
910 80 gross, and So 50912 rs net; receipts
5000; weather too mild for Strengthening.
GREEN MEATs-Dull; sales at ll1lc, 1910
and l514c, to be delivered flrst good
weather.
BULK MEATs-Twenty days in salt 121Sc,
I6hc9l61zc packed; when fully cured &c
higher.
BAooN-In moderate jobbing demand
shoulders l55zc@l6c clear; sugar-cured
LARDSHeid at Isgls16c for steam and
Kettle rendered.
BUTTER-U Unchanged; fresh 3O935c.
EGGS -39@40c.
OILs-No change In oils. Linseed OIL 90
@92c. Lard OIL 81 479l so. Petroleum $50
35c for refined.
Recommendations
POTATOES Very dull at Sl@l % per bar
rel.
GoLD-I24% buying
ExcHANGE--Dulli 1S9I-lO discount buy
ing.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending November %, as
appears by the County Auditors Records:
P Kramer to E J. EhTman, part of Lot
81. Old Plan, for SIS.
Christian Kirsch TO Arnold Writ. north
east q Iarter of southeast quarter q, 4, II,
for $50.
Priscilla Rollins to James Ambrose, part
OF Lot Ii, Block 2, YoungIove's Enlarge
ment, for $500.
James Perry to +. W Kuhlman, Lot l,
Block 45, in LaTnasco, for 81, $50.
Nj. W. Miller TO Henry G. Miller, part OF
west half of northwest quarter, and north
west quarter Of northwest quaurter OF
southwest quarter, 81, 6, 3, for 500.
Trustees Morning Star Lodge to p. Viers
ling, part of Lot 60, Old Plan, for 81 $50.
John Roth to August Maschner, Lot 6,
Block 4, Crescent Enlargement, for $3.50.
HeidelDach & HIsas TO L. LoeWenthal,
Lots IL and u, Block 50, in HetdeIbach &
EIsas' Enlargement, foI $3.50.
us. KcCorkIe to ID. H. Kennedy, Lot 4.
in ElIiott's Addition to Bray'S Enlarge
ment. for $500.
Sheriff of Vanderburgh County to Ann
NJ. Kennedy, Lots 4 and 5, in Elltotps
Addition to Bray's Enlargement, for $226.
Charles Parke to John Parke, south half
northeast quarter northeast quarter Sec
ton 81 Township 4, Range 10. Tor 800.
b. Nurre to Theresa Antonio DFeer, Lots
6, 7, and 8, BLOCK A., Eastern Enlarg ement,
| for g, coo.
Moses Smith to Joshua Taylor, Lot e.
Block ], Smithland, for s..
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UhicagO Market.
BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. No,

BIS Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. IS.
EASTERN ExCHAEGE-Dull at par selling
and lilo per cent. off buying.
FLoUR-Dul, but drmer and nOminaliy
a shade higher; 50 5O95 20 for Spring
extras.
WHEAT-Shade more active sales OF TO.
] at sic; No 2opened at 90M0014c, and closed
firm at s91<9S95zc; this afternoon the mar
ket was dull at 901ac, seller December, for
No. 2.
CoRE-Quiet and lc higher; No. opened
at Sic, and closed at 8013@8lc for fresh re-
ceipts: rejected 771z@70c: this afterD Don
the market was dull at 709s0c, seller De-
cennber.
OATS @ uiet; No. 2 opened at 42a429zc;
declined tn 4ls1c, closing dull; rejected
easier and 1c higher; sales at 38@30c.
Rye Quiet at 75c for No. J, and 725I6G75c
for No. z, closing at 74c for strictly fresh
receipts of No. 2.
BARLEY-Duil but hrmer at 81 05 for No.
2, cash.
PROVISIONS Quiet. Mess pork drmer;
sales al $50, seller last half and buyer lam
nary $50 50 buyer, and $50 seller February.
Lard TIC cash; lSc seller January. Green
shoulders 109l0Nc; Cumberland cut lie;
smoked hams lSc; green do, 1870; sweet
picked do, l54gI614c; green short ribs
14Hc.
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STOLEN HORSE REcovERED.-A
few days ago a splendid blooded horse
was stolen at Lafayette, Ind, and a
description of the same was sent to
this city. a man came here on
Thursday, with a horse answering the
description, and offered to sell him to
Charley Burns. The latter had seen
the description, and was almost GER
tain that this was the identical horse.
He made "dicker" with the fellow,
and was 10 pay 500 for the animal,
$50 was paid down, and the man was
to come back after the balance.
Burns Immediately notified the
Sheriff, and the horse was identified
by parties who came here from L2fay-
cite. The man did not return for the
balance Of the money, and has not
since been heard from. He evidently
smelt MICE" and thought the
surest way to preserve his liberty was
to make himself scarce. The Sheriff
got $50 reward, we believe.
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- nPlnnna MarEal.

By TeIceraph.l NEW CRLEAEs. Nov. 20.
CorToN-sales Oic bales; 2S5<c for mid
dlinas.
FLOUR-Lnwer; So for super, SIS 90 for *
aud So for Xxx.
OATS 62c.
BRAE-GllT.
HAY-885.
MESS PoRK-Flrm at Sd,
BACoE-si75 40203<c Tor shoulders, clear
rib and clear sides and new hams.
LARD-lSt<a20c.
Other articles unchanged.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Chas. Schmidt,
selling liquor on Sunday; plea Of
guilty; fine, $40.
John Albacker, selling liquor on
Sunday; plea Of guilty; fine. SO.
John Albacker, selling liquor on
Sunday: plea Of guilty; fne, SO;
second offense.
Fred. Richardt, selling liquor on
Sunday; plea Of guilty; fine. SO.
Chris. Weishammer. selling to a
minor: plea Of guilty; fine, S.. Also
selling liquor on Sunday; plea of
guilty, and fined SO.
Judge Robinson stated to one Of
the above liquor dealers yesterday,
that for the first ofense he would
assess the lowest fine; and for each
subsequent offense he would add IS.
He also suggested to the Prosecuting
Attorney that every man that plead
guilty to selling liquor on Sunday had
forfeited his bond. Each man that
took out a license, gave bond to obey
the conditions of the same; and as il
was unlawful to sell liquor on Sun.
day, the bond was forfeited. He
recommended to the Prosecutor thai
he prosecute for the amount forfeited
on each bond, and said all that was
necessary to prove the charge was tC
produce the Court docket. in which
the plea Of guilty" was entered.
Charles Exc was tried on the charge
of living with Jennie Jones without
the sanction Of law. The evidence
would not sustain the charge, and the
jury returned a verdict of Not
guilty" without leaving their seats
1t is claimed that the prosecution wa:
malicious.
The case of Jennie Jones, in The
above case, was nolied. Another in.
dictment was returned against her
however, and she was arraigned on
the charge Of grand larceny, and helc
to bail in the sum Of $1,000. The
articles were taken from her OWL
family, and the prosecution is made
by members Of the same. It is {
somewhat singular case, and the mer.
its of which are hard to understand
The case of Sylvester Deeds, fol-
the shooting Of James Fitzwilliams
was called up in the morning. Ar
affidavit was made for a change 0.
venue, which was granted. The cast
was tranferred to Gibson County, ant
the trial will take place sometime
next January. His bondsmen, clever
in number, appeared before the
court, and acknowledged their re
sponsibility for the appearance 0
Deeds at that time.
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EeW Ycrh sold ana stock haFae

Ry Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
The failure of the Belknap wooden mills
100000.
Without any new feature, and
the demand on call is promptly met at
597 per cent for prime business rate, and
discounted to moderate extent at to u
per cent, but all paper below prime only
sells at irregular and high rates.
STERLNG-Firmer at 81.
GoLD-Opened at 2315; fell to 2455; ad-
vanced to 241a on the announcement that
a number OF war vessels were ordered here
pending the difficulties about the Spanish
gunbOats, and closed at 2l5ZM2iM. The
clearances are the largest since the re-
establishment OF the clearing house, being
S20, COO, 00O. Carrying rates 597 per cent.
The Treasurer sold million at III j3-l009
I24 S. 100.
RN5IENTS-LOWer, and dealers re-
port large orders to sell bonds for country
account, closing at prices generally the
lowest of the day. Coupons OF 81, ll71s9
1I71<; do. '62 lI41S9II414; do. '6i llZ1sY
ll21 do '65 1I2t4gl13; 90 new Iii43z49Il4zs;
lO71z@lO71S; currency Is, lO72sGlO74.
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st. bonIs HayEst,


BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov &c.
ToBACCo-Firm and unchanged
CoTTON-Qutet at 2315c.
overwhelmingly unchanged.
FLoUR-Dull; sales of supeTfine al "a %.
Xxx At 81 770g5 90; xxx IS 25G6 %.
WHEAT-Guiet ana unchanged: inspect
ed No. 3 Spring Milwaukee and choice
Minnesota SIC: No. red FAN 90@9j1Sc;
choice 81 l0GI Is; OH dice white ST. 20.
CoRE-Best qualities in steady demand,
but green all grades dull and easy for buy
ers; new mixed in bulk 73c: do. white 930
csc; old mixed and yellow sacked 92g9fc.
OATs-Slow and easier for buyers at 400
45c in bulk; 1882 sacked.
BARLEY-lnactiv i've for all qualities below
CD dice: neglected Iowa Spring soc; prime
to choice Minnesota 81 050gl 10.
RYE-In demand and firm at 75976c.
WHISKY-Si eady at 81 %.
GROCERI Es-U Unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Quiet at $50 90 for pork; PFC
for dry salt shoulders; Ice for clear rib
1919 for clear sides. Bacon nominal. Lard,
choice steam l71zc; do. at st. Joseph 1910.
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought In the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as well as the
profits made by the Wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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nooler,s RakIng Powder.

No article has ever been introduced
to the public in which the component
parts entering into its composition
are so perfectly pure and SO nicely
proportional that the same results
follow with each trial. Not only is it
cheaper, but the many testimonials in
its favor pronounce it the BEST IN USE.
Each package contains full 10eight as
represented. Manufactured by DoO-
LEY & BROTHER, New York, and for
sale by alIGrocers. noY23 3teod.
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kemDhis AaPRet,


~ TelegTsph.l MEAPHTs. Nov. 20.
CoTToS - Firmer; low middling, 2356c
receipts, 1,05o balesi exports, l,0l0 bales.
FLoUR-Unchanged Euperine, IS.
CoRN-Si 90.
OATs-596e0s.
HAY-s2S 90.
BRAN-s22 00G23 co.
PORK-S32.
I4ARD-lS9l9c.
BAcoN-Scarce: shoulders. lie; sides, 2lc.
BULK MEATS-Sh oulders lS5z0I1c; sides,
I71&gl75zc.
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LouIsYlIle Market.

BY Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE. Nov. 90.
CoTTog--Quiet; mfddIing, 2354c.
ELoUR.--Sateady and unchanged; extra
family, So %.
GRAIN : Quiet and unchanged. Red
Wheat, 81 %; white, 81 20. Corn, SIC Rye,
soc. Oats, soc.
HoGS-l09I01zc gross.
ToBAcco-Leaf firm; sales Of AZ hhds. at
s8 70 for Jugs to sl3 so for leaf.
PRoYIsIoNS-Firm and In fair demand
Mess pork, w w, %. BULK Reconsideration,
LARD-lSc.
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal at 81 OIL.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, Nov. &c.
C,1rroN-steady; low middling 23c; good
ordinary 221zc-
WHE1r-Red 81 10; amber 81 Is; white
81 p.
RYE-95c.
OATS-7Oc.
CORN-sl O..
BARLEY-sI 90.
FLoUR-s5 O0G7 90 for superhne to fancy.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 171aI55c:
ribbed I7@l714c; shoulders l8h9l31lc.
LARD-lSc.
HoGs-S1zg9e.
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nov17-tf

B@ T. 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 Roekbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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GooDs-The spreading Of screened
river gravel at several of the crossings
on Sycamore Street is a decided i'm
provement, for which those who
pedestrianiEe in that direction feel
grateful for.
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gow yorR nv coodg maFrsf.

Fly telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
DRY GoODs-The market IS quiet end de-
pressed, although prices are without ma
terial change. Heavy brown Hheeting7 ere
in lightsupplv. and, 90 ouRh quiet, ere held
firmly, with n tendency 20 advance while
prints. ia passe sty les, ara offered at some
concession by iOiibers Massachusetts and
Canton hannels advanced at the extreme
TO BE.
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The SEANcE.-The seance of the
Won Bomelsweitzen Brothers" will
take plaee-at Elliott's Hall this after
noon. A few tickets are yet unsold.
The boys say they viii astonish the
natives" and we believe they will.
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Teas !! Teas!! Teas "a!

For good Teas, at low prices, go to
the Great Tea and Coffee Depot, rs
Main Street, Sole Agency of the
Great Merchants Union Tea and
Coffee Company, of Nelo York.
Green Teas at 81, 81 10, 81 %; Best
81 so.
Black Teas at SOC, soc, 81, 81 10;
Best 81 20.
Japan Teas at 81, 81 10; Best 81 %.
nov27 -evSat IF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

No CAsEs.-The solemnity of the
RECORDERS Court was not disturbed
yesterday by a single case. But one
person has been arrested by the police
this week. Such state,of affairs has
not existed for some time.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

HEBREW BALL-The ball, at Ma
tional Hall, on next Thursday even
ing, given by Thisbe Lodge, No. "a.
/. o. 3. B., promises to be grand
affair. The most perfect arrange
ments are being made, and it is de-
signed to make il one Of the events
Of thu season
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The follow
ing persons were granted license to
marry. during the week ending No
vember 10Th:
Thomas FItzsimmons aud Mary E. Stew
art.
Constance A. Gailamet and Eleanor G.
JeraIl.
William Boyee and Elizabeth Ann
Bellies.
Samuel Boardman and Mary McCor-
mick.
Louis Kochler and Catharine Rupp.
Adam SJeu and Nina Jung.
James Swinney and Kate Dugan.
Joseph EgeI and Caroline ZiIn norman.
Peter Blind and Eliza a. Ellington.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27
watches, Diamonds, JeWelry and

Headquarters for Holiday Presents,
at 2. l.. Geissler & Co.'S, 81 Main
Street. We have laid in a much
larger and finer stock, selected espe.
cially for the holiday trade, and will
sell at prices much lower than first
class goods were ever offered before.
Everybody are respectfully invited TO
examine our stock and prices. If you
don't see what you want, please ask
fer it, as it is no trouble to show
goods at =. l.. GEIssLER 4 Cos.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

WARM-The weather for the past
two days has been quite warm. It
was very cloudy all day yesterday,
with an occasional slight sprinkling
Of rain.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

PEANUTs.-The Rapidan had 635
bags Of peanuts on board when she
arrived last night. the great bulk of
which go to Cincinnati. Them Ohio
chaps are death on "gubers.'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

ANOTHER CURIosITY.-Mr. Knick-
erbocker, of this city. gave US yester-
day evening. two hickory nuts con-
tanned in the same hull, but not
joined together. This is said by old
woodsmen to be rare production.