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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-11-30

| e@The following
persons are the au-
ithorized ollectors
sfor the townships
.ioppssite their names
.j-who will receive
the Duplicate after
the Goth day of De-
Icember.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27

away for future sale and the park was vacated for
Sundays rest. All who passed through the busy,
exciting week were well capacitated to ENJOY the day
of rest that followed that six days labor. But il
success be the laborers "hire we are ready at any
time again to cooperate with chief in his plans
for the public good.
In my first letter lett You The close of the fret
nights entertainment SO mist tell you of those that
followed
The second LAY unlike the first, Was undlsta:bed
by STORM and our guests enjoyed the tasteful dishes
that we broughtn pride from our culinary depart
ment. and we are ready to pronounce Mr.. WHIT
LOCK chief of caterers. All who paitook OF dinner
we'll served and Went away fully satisfied with
the result of paying for dinner ticket.
The exhibition of that night was better even than
that of the previous evening. The children acting
their parts without any hesitation or embarrassment
several doing themselves much credit among whom
may be mentioned Misses GENEVA SANGEs and
MATTE ANDERSON, though all deserve praise.
The speeches forming an interesting feature of each
morning were well listened to and frequently applau-
ded by the appreciave part of the audience. Mr..
BUTLER, of Madison particularly entertaining
than pleasure to the concert given on Thursday
ing by the Quarette Club of Atlanta assisted by the
Misses CLIFTON and WARREN, Prof HENsLER of
Atlanta and Mr.. MILAN Of Cartersvle Few of us
can remember an entertainment more pleasant than
this, and we hope the Club will again favor with
the beautiful strains of STARS of the summer night
and kisses The violin and piano under the magic
touches of Mr. MILAN and the Professor yielded
their sweetest tones, deighting the audience and
ceiving voeiterous applause. Prof. IIENsLER with
his fa and genial spirit won many friends, and
should he return professional visit we wish
him success.
The following days were busy and full of sunshine
The lovely sales women doing their duty with charm
ing grace, pursuading many to buy the tempting
articles they displayed But the place Tor good
laugh was in the art Gallery" As we explained
to ou visitors the cart" which one poor arttess SOU
could not find, our own appreciation grew keenel
and our laughter hearter AS we explained the
early impressions that neatly hung switch was
intended convey, thought of being early imPrcs
sed must have fitted through the mind of our guest,
for his head went suddenly back and luyay haw
haw! rung out from his lips.
The sale of goods amounted to $1,000 the gate
receipts $500; the expenses for music, ice cream,
&c, amounting to 500. Those donations yet re-
naming we hope will be disposed of without trouble.
Valuable assistance was rendered by Messrs WHIT
| LOCK, Root, CLIFTON and several others whose
kindness will not be forgotten. The excellent en-
tertainmen of the Quaitetts Club was entirely grau
itous and was appreciated as it deserved to be, not
only for its excellence but for its kindness.
| We wish Mr.. MANSFIELD more success in future
and hope this is only the beginning of an enterprise
yet 10 be stupendous in its results.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27
School Fair Store.

Persons wanting to purchase valuable articles at
reasonable prices will find many things to suit them
at the ware room of Mr.. MANSFIELD.
These goods are LEFT over from the Fair and con-
sist of Flows and other agricultural implements; a
b.autful lot of Ladies' Shoes; little assortment of
cheap Jewelry; small assortment good Peri"mery J;
n splendid Piano; an excellent two horse agon; a
superior Buggy , Cooking Stoves--and various ar
tieles too numerous to mention. Go and see these
Goods and buy them and let MS have the money in
vested in the School as quick as possible.
We must not omit to say that Mr. MANSFIELD has
several Tons Superior Fertilizers belonging to this
stock Of goods
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27
arresh as a Maiden,s Blush

Is the pure peachy complexion which follows the use
Of Hagaus Magnolia Balm 1t is the true secret OF
beauty Fashionable ladies in society understand this
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country glr
into City Belle more rapidly than any other one
thing. Reduces Sunbnm, Tan Freekles Botehes and
all effects ofthc summer disappear where it used
and genial, cultivated fresh expression is obtained
which rivals tile Bloom of Youth Beauty is possible
10 ALL who will invest IS cts at any respectable store
and insist on getting the Magnolia Balm
Use notlin.; but Iyens Kahairon to dress the haIr
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27
Ills that Flesh is Heir To.

Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Swelling of the glands and Joints, Eruptons of the
skin, Secondary Syphilis with all its train of evils,
Impure Blood, Female Diseases, Low Spirits, Liver
Complaint Nervousness &c, fall to the lot OF man
kind. But happily they have their aniidote. Dr.
TUFTS Sarsapara and Queens Delight possesses the
qualities to expel them from the SYSTEM restore per-
feet herth, and produce happiness where all was
misery.
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Authorised Agents.

DIR. WM. ASTON will receive and receipt foi, sub
scriptions for the JOURNAL at Lost Mountain and
vicinity. Single subscribers - per annum Clubs
of five subscribers and upwards S1.50 each.
The Post Master at that place is also authorised
TO act as Agentfor the JOURNAL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27
SOMETHING NEW.
Arctic Soda Fountain.

Go every body to GUTHEIk's ARCTIC SODA FoUN-
rAIS at Agricolas Store, and buy Tickets for the
Famous Arctic Soda. You will find Syrups made
from the Juices Of the fruits and good soda water
as is made in the State all kept Ice Cold from A.
NJ to ~ Z. NJ
J. d. SMITH,
aug 6-4t. Operator in Charge
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27
To Be or Not to Be ?

That is really momentous question. Shall we al
WAYS be afflicted with hese terrible malari1ns diseas
ps with which country has been afflicted from time
immenlorial or shall we be freed and have remedy
that will permanently expel, chill fever chills and
fever dumb ague, etc, from systems or shall we
linger on shake and burn at intervals, without any
hope OF relief? We say no no. A remedy is at last
found that will only break up, but permanently
cure this scourge Of our southern and western
munities. That medicine is Lippmans Pyrafuge,
its curative properties wonderfully from the first
dose its heathfu effects felt Every family should
be prepared for these unwelcome visitors and have
bottle ofpyrefuge in the house, thereby preventing
chls and fever and other malarious diseases from
making inroads on the cheeks Of the dear once, where
otherwise health, bloom aud vvacity would and
should appear. The Pyrafuge is destined to reyolu-
tiouize the physicians practice, and do away with
the hurttu effects of taking quinine, arsenic and
other drugs, neither Of which enter into its compost
ton. PyrafiIge is prepared in the laboratory Of
Jacob Lippman's Wholesale Drug House, Savannah,
Georgia.
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Che sllarietta aournal.
Marietta. Georgia.
Friday Morn. Aug. 20, 1869.
Wantedi

A drop from womans waterfall. A toll from a
village belle. A little Butter from the cream Of a
Joke. One dollars worth of each.
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9lew advertisements.
Georgia Cherokee County

Application will be made to the Court of Ordinary
Of Cherokee County, Georgia, at the first regular
term after the expiration Of thirty days from this
tce for leave TO sell the lands belonging 70 the estate
Of james Cooper late Of sad county deceased for the
beuef, Of the heirs and creditors Of said dveessea
August 2ud 1869. <
S. VI. MCCONNELL,
Executor Of JaSGes Cooper.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27

CLOTHES and manners don't make
man; but when he is made they improve
his appearance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27

500 for case of chlls which Dromgoole & Co.
cannot cure with their King of Chills.
Quit shaking by using King Of Chills.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27

A planters friend, King of Chills.
King of Chills cures every time.
King of Chills saves time and money.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27

THE heart is a small thing, not suffi-
cicnt for a kites dinner; yet the whole
world is not sufficient for it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27
MAHIETrA. aug, 23rd 1669.

AANIilEN. aug EjTH-- Io05.
M Eaito5 The Fair closed on Saturday eve
ming will, All auction where many Of tie goods
disposed Of white those remaining uvre SAFELY stored
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27
SMITHS 'T'ONIC SYRUP.

The genuine article must have DR. John Bulls
private stamp each bottle. DIR. Jeln Bull only
has the right to manufacture aud sell the original
John Smiths Tonic Syrup Of Louisville Ky. Ex
anime we'll the label eaci bottle you pifcI,asa
or you will be deceived. See my column adveItise
infringing on my right The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself
The Publics Servant
DIR. JOHN BULL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27

KAYToN's On. or LIFE cures all Pains and Aches
and is the great rheumatism Liniment.
KAYToN's PILLS cures Sick Headache and all
Bilious Disorders. jy2f.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27

For diarbaa, use Red Diarllna Remedy.
For the Stomach and bowels use X. ID. X.
r. ID. II. cures vomiting and purging.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-27
Spetial 9utitcs.


Beware of Counrerteits? Smiths Tonic Syrup la
been c0unterfritcd, and the couuterritcr brought L
Grief
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

BY Telegraph.l CHICAGO. Deo. so.
FLouR-Dull at s. a08A - FOR Spring
What Quiet and 1<m1SC lower: sales
OF No. / at SEE Ne. 2 peued az 7eszc and
closed steady at 7Tsz87sci this afternoon
tue market was duh At 55t4c, sellers Janu-
any. tor No. J.
CoRN-Dnn and easy; sales OF No. az
GSaGgs for Regular and 7007iC for fresh re-
celpsB. and closed 0rm al 695zB70c FOR re1u-
lar: no grade IN fair demand 10 68815c =
tBiz afternoon No. was nomtnRtiy Toe
sellers January.
OArs-In good demand, opening at 49,
m44s. but subsequently weakened ana
closed quiet 81 425z843c for No. 2.
HYE-Moderateiy active closing atfl9l2c
BARLE1-In Inactive and nominal at 70s7c
for no. z.
HIcHw1SEs- and lc lower, closing
with sellers at Ole Tor wooden and &c Tor
iron bound.
sUGAR-Ii1z@dc for common to choice
PROVISIONS Dull. Mess Pork unsettled
and T5e lower; sales at SIS 00@25 81 cash
and sellers January and 80 DJ9l8 90 sell
ler's February, closing urnner a. SD To- sci
ier'a February, and SIS 5042S 90 cash. lard
dull and hrmer. closing az l7c cash and
l7Iec. sellers February. Green meats are
oulet at I01 &c foT shoulders and l3Ml45ze for
hams Ury-shited meats are inactive and
nominal az lie for shoulders; 1870 fOr
rough sides, and lac for short rlb uiddles,
Hoes Dressed fairly active and steady
al $40 T5IIl 80; live dull and l5025c lower
sales at IS 75@9 90 for common 10 fair, and
co 25@I0 Is for good TO choice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

- Eesszrarh.l NEF York. Dec So.
C0ETaN- Without decided change. sales
q 100 bales go 81 for middllnE up-
FLoUR-Hsoeipts, 67.I45 bbls. market
Ice better on low grades moderate EXPORT
demand sales Of 30 barrels sc s. s.
ems s. 1896 p far extra state s. 2186 50 FOR
white neat ezra. s. a506 SD for Round
HGop 0hios - 70,e8 Cd tor extra st. LOUIS
% o9go ~ lor GOOD % choice do: clos ng
arm intending $50 barrels OF low grades.
HEe hoae eau sales SO bbis AT s. 5oa5 no
toSh MzzAl-t2uiet-
WHEsKY-W ithout decided change. sales
OF l50 barrels " estern nt sec free.
HEAT-Receipts 2. coo busaelss market
Inand sales orc. 0o0 bushels at 81 Us Tor re-
y seted SPRING "a @e41 - for no. 2 snrinR.
q aae3h 5fss ior Winter red ana amber
Western 81 S3esl 40 for amber state, 81 40
for winter red IiiinoLs.
Rye Quiet,
"a aLEr-In good demand; ssles o. $500
busaels 81 q = for four roWed state and
Canada Western on private terms.
BARLEY MALF-Dul.
CoRn-Receipts $50 bushelss Ze3s better
on neWs and tc better on old sales of 5000
bushels et 98c35I o. Tor new yellow south
erni 81 W for new white Southern Sos for
very soft new mixed - estsru; 81 70 fof in
fenor Oh mixed western nfloat.
OA1S-Recelpts $50 bushels. hrmer and
more RctLEe; aiates OF 81 .00J bushels at GIG
EICE-Dull.
COFFEE-DuM.
6lGAh-E1ftus
MoLAssEs--In moderate request sales OF
$50 barrels OF New Orleans al 759s0o.
hoPs-Quiet at l80Zee for American.
PE1'RoLEUN-Quiet ct l5c Tor crude 2951c
IISsEgD o11-Duu at 9Oasse ln casks.
Spirits yURRENTT Ne quiet o. i3844c.
PORE-Heavy AND lower sales OF $50 bar
reiS at 10 60M10 90 FOR new mess $50 Sd for
old do. /; S2i l1025 90 for prime SIS 09a3sG 90
for prime mess; also, sales OF . o90 barrels
OF new mess seller February and March al
SD 25929 so.
BEEF-steady; sales OF 10 barrels at IS 90
GlS " for new plain mess $40 009l9 Ga for
new extra mess.
TTERCE BEEF-DulI; sales OF 100 tierces at
s25 909zs % for prime mess s2Y GOES % for
India mess.
BEEF Steady; sales o. 100 barrels
81 81 00883 so for new.
CUT MEAra Heavy and lower sales OF
50 boxes at lL5z8i214c for shoulders i69l654e
for hams.
MTDDIEs-Quiet; sales or 80 boxes OF
DRESSED Iioas-Qolet At $40 one. . for
Western.
Lam Heavy and drospinsi sales Of $40
tlercez a. l65f9ll5ac 10 steam ta5Aeses ~
kettle rendeled 49, SEES OF 1,VyJ IleIees
OF steam, seiler january and February, at
lIbaQlsa.
BuraaR- Quiet at 1s8a0c FOR Ohio.
C,HEEsE-Luil aud unchanged.
ERETGHTs-~IO Liverpool Gull and ufo0p-
Ing.
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Anusensenss.

OPERA HoUsE.-The Metropolitan
Star Company, and the sparkling and
dashing eomedienne, Miss Kate Put
nam, will return from Henderson to-
day, and perform at tho Opera House
tonight. The attraction will be the
fine play Of Little Nell, the Mar
chioness." in which character Miss
Putnam is said to stand without
rival, although SO very young We
hope to see a full house tonight, and
as tho company have established a
frst class reputation. We believe they
will be literally patrouized To
morrow night will be their last per-
formance.
In this connection We are requested
by the lady managers Of the Evans
Vile Orphan Asylum to return their
sincere thanks to Manager Browne
and his company for the benefit so
unexpectedly given the Orphan
Asylum. The benefit was unsolicited,
and the ladies feel grateful for the
generous spirit that prompted the
action.
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EEvex rls

@@za za 70 T
Pm1sB 80 . % Wea
Their c. a1gV q nCa-
gnhe.a ) feet 9 1e and aliin
slowly. Business o. ss Hhsl dull
freigIts re segrs5- arr Ec,t~ Il zeia
HAYS. S. L0u ana u
partc6-1l0 600 bushels q cea Ilr
Cineinrat
CINCINE III, Dcc5mbcg 3)-Nt0r
Port list Yo-terdzs-Afii q Rob
ert Buruz, from Memp E.mm
FLOYD, from Nashville Dcu rted
America, for Arkans3s River, = =
nan, f3c Evansviil /; 3I.nnec a, z
Memphis. Weather easF and Il
crate. River falling; 81 feet 3 IN
in the chanGcl, WIKI 40 feet 9 lie
under the bIlGg
LOUISVILLE, December 30 Rol {
I.st-America Cincinnati u 81 san
sas River; Mary Hous;oa 90 Aaw
Orleans; San. }. Haze, 81 Fass to
Cincinnati; MinEa0ia, GIrclnna ii 30
Memphis; Norman. Cucinnaf 5o
Evansville; Phil. Saeridan, st Lou !
to Madison River falling, wish 10
feet s inches water n the canal and
feet s inches on the falls. Ncathef
u
CAIRO, December 30.-Bigbg, Pitts
burg and return, At IL p. M; Little
Alps, PHtsburg aud return, At 3 a. 70 !;
Alaska, from Cincinnati to New Or
leans, at 5 a. m; p w. Saaaer, Lou
isyille to New Orleans, at 3 a. m. Tg-
rome. Nashville packet, at 3 a. n Ru-
bicon. VicksbuTg TO St. Louis, al (
a. m; Pauline Carroll, New Orleans
to St. Louis, at z a. N. Henry Tete,
Louisville to New Orleans, at 8 a. m. !;
st. Joe, Memphis to st. Louis. at TO
a. m; Mohawk, New Orleans to St.
Louis, at noon; Dictator, Louisville
to St. Louis, at l ?; m; Emile La
n. Hornet No 2, Pittsburg to N. Or
leans, at 2 p. m; st. Luke, St. Louis
to Memphis, at 3 p. M; Ironsides,
St. Louis to Pittsburg. at 3p. m.
The river has fallen two inches.
Weather clear; mercury Az The
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31
az. i.nnis narRai.
By Tefegraph.t ST. LOUIS. Dec. 80.
H.. - o.. IL - 10 %. I. .....a

By TIE esrsph.i ST. Louis, Dec. 80.
ToBAcco-Qu let and unchanged.
GoTT0S-EO sales.
HEMP-No 50 les.
FLoUR-Qu and unchanged; good de-
mand for low grades; surefhne sold at
Sia4 Is, x 81 50@4 IS, and Xxx s595 %.
WnEAT-Steady at 81 0l@l Oj for NO. ?
red Fail; No. do, 81 J0@l l3; choice 81 20 I;
and choice white, 81 254l 30.
CoEE-Choice scarce and Wantedi DUH
and declining: yellow and cnoice mixed
TN bf1ftr gflxTde. f11srcd la LUX Otl4fVcs
Iafszed Sacked. SIC; choice dry yellow, CSC; ;
ana white, S6GS7c.
OATS Mara ct overstocked and broke
down; ri the close sales were made NJ 479
5Io in bulk, and 5l0g55c for stcked.
BARLEY-Quiet a. s. 80 Tor choice FAN.
KXE- Nothing doing.
WuISRT--flrIn at 96c.
SUGAEs--Dull at ll1S6al315c.
CcFFEE-Duil ut l80231zc.
MoLAssEs- Quiet &C 7ogs0c for planta-
ton.
PRoyrsIoNs-Dull and week, with only
order safes. PORK, so. Heavy dry salt
shoulders, D%@llSzc; clear sides, l51S9
15s4c; and hams, l55ze. Bacon--N othlng
LARD-w Weak; country steam. I67l; city
steam, seller February, TIC.
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seu iorA aOla and sIocA aess,t.

seW lork cold and sG0cA 8es&,t.
81 Telegraph NEW YoaE Dec 30.
MoNEY-The demand for money was very
pre- ssing up 10 the close OF bank hours, and
z per cent. gold Yves the minimum rate
on CALL with "A few exceptional transact
tons at l-3ZCgl-l6 per cent per diem. At 3
O'Clock loans were made at per cent. cur
rency. Prime discounts wee noninallY
at l0sdI2 per cent.
STERLIEG-Ddli at S5SaS1s.
GoLD-Opened at 100, Iru TO 1872, adj
vanced 10 l201z, and closed at 1879 carry
ing rates, l-32Gl-16 per cent. aDd7 per cent.
Clearances, S43 OJ0000.
GoYEREaiENTs-Qnte and steady; cou-
POPS Of '5l IiS11gIiszz;. o. ,62, llzt4gIi2Isi do
81. Ill54a1I2; 40. %, lllzs9H21S; do. new.
l.55zgl4A; l0-40's, 108L@l0S54; Pacif ~,
lOS5zgIo65s. The Sub-Treasury bought one
million at 10 6S-l0OgIIi I2-IO0.
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Notice TO City Tax-PayeFs.

Those tax payers who have not paid
their city taxes for the year 1869 are
hereby notified that the same must be
paid in by the 10Th of January, 1870,
if they wish to save costs, as By that
time [ will have to commence adveT-
Using and selling property for nom
payment of said city taxes. My ONCE
is next door to the Council Chamber,
on the corner of Third aud Walnut
Streets. JOHN GREEK,
dec30-td City Collector.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

CoNFIRMATIoN.-Rt. Rev. Bishop
Talbot preached an exceedingly inter
estisg aud powerful sermon at St.
Pauls Episcopal Church last night,
taking for his theme the compatibility
of an active business life with reli
gion. After the services the solemn
rite Of confirmation was administered
by the Bishop to a number of per-
sons.
At u o'clock this evening, services
will be held at the Church Of the
Holy Innoceots, and large number
will be confirmed b. the Bishop.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.-Paul
Ruark was tried before Justice En-
cry yesterday for asseulting Joseph
Kiltenbacker, (uos Wm. Schultz, as
stated yesterday The plaintiff made
affidavit against Ruark charging him
with assault aud battery with intent
to kill. The evidence was clear and
positive that Ruark had knocked
Kiltenbacker down with a dray- pin,
at the depot, and that the plaintiff
had not said or done anything to
justify such an attack. Williams APP
peared for the plaintiff and Kumler
for the defendant. Six witnesses tes-
tilted TO the assault, while none testi-
fed for the defendant. The Justice,
however. only fined Ruark $50 and
costs, aud We think be was exceed
ingly lucky in getting off so easily. If
the case had been sent to the Grim
inal Court it is very likely he would
have Jared much worse.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE. Dec. ".
CorTos-Qutet; low middIiHg 2254ei good
= W W iils. 81 0; amber, 81 Is; white,
81 20
CoRN-sI co.
OATs-70c.
RYE-SI Co.
FLoUR-S4 5og6 so for supeIhne 10 fancy.
hulk MEATS-Clear sides. l5zc; clear
ribbed sides, I5c: shoulders, I2c.
RUMP PORK-s25 90.
BACoS-Clear sides, l71%c; shoulders,
I41zc: country hams, lSs.
IgARn--fGr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

ACCIDENTS. Mrs. Backhulser, who
lives in the country, while on her way
to the city at a very early hour yes
terday morning, when near the rail-
road crossing on the cemetery road,
and while running to get away from
the track, as train was just passing,
tripped and fell. striking on her head
and cutting a very ugly and painful
wound in her forehead.
Miss Mary Esper, who lives at Mrs.
Davidson's private boarding house,
on the corner OF Locust and Second
Streets, also met with a severe acct
dent by falling into the cellar. She
was very badly stunned. and was In
sensible for short time.
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sew orlenns aarhn,.

By Telegraph NEW oRLEAss. Dec. 80.
CoTToE-Steady; middlIngs z4Qs41<c;
sales 800 bales; Iscei pts ,57I bales exports
7,943 bales.
FLoUR-Easier; sales az IS 0005 Is for
extra; IS 1896 90 sor Xxx, and IS OOa6 = foT
Xxx.
toRN-90.
MESS PoRK-Es0 80.
BACoE-Duu and lower: sales at I15zc,
l81zc and 1910; hams 25@2Tc.
LARD-Dnll; fierce 1eglS1zc, and keg
I91z@20c.
SUGAR-Prirne I2a121zc.
MoLAssEs-Prime es970c; other articles
unchanged.
GCLD-l2J15.
ExCHANGK-EteIling 1907; -. Y. Sight
par91s discount.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

ARRESTED ON SUsPICION.-We are
informed that Joseph Roney, mate of
the Pink Varble was arrested at
Troy, Tuesday evening, on suspicion of
being the murderer Of the woman and
boy, near that city, Of which we have
made frequent mention. We do not
know what grounds exist for this ter
rible suspicion. Roney was. formerly
seeoHd mate with VIM. Knight, on
one Of the louisville and Henderson
packets, and was always esteemed as
good man.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

PRAIsEWoRTHY.-We omitted to
menticR, yesterday, that gentleman
VINO had attended the High School
exhibition, was so favorably i'm
pressed with the experiments, and
knowing the great need of new appa-
ratus. generously sent the class a
donation Of ten dollars, and also
made present Of Eve dollars to Miss
Minnie Perkins, for her lecture on
tha compounds III oxygen and hydro
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31
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~ tt,esEaph.l CrEoEEHA71. Dec. 30.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Unchanged.
Corr oE-Dull. at 2y5ztd24c.
WHI~KY-Duli at 9ia95c.
PROVISIONS - Dull anu dropping: Mess
Pork Gull, at SO; Bulk Meats and Bacon
unchanged.
LARD Declined; sales Kettle REM ered at
ne.
Hoes Closed dull. at 50 50alO % as the
closing rates; receipts 100.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Uuchauged
GOLD-I9% buying.
ExCHAk GE-Advanccd to par buying
and selling at Ito premium.
MONEY ~ arket unchanged