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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08
WAR IN EUR0PEI
Details of the Battle of
Orleans.
Telegraph 10 Orleans and Tours Cat
Strength Of the Army OF the
Loire.
8nOGE er Battle Fought.
FHE FRENGa AGAIN SUCCESSFUL. |
Telegraph 10 Orleans and Tours Cat
Anoan er Battle Fought.
ENGLAND

I THE PAssENGERs OF THE LOST ITHToN-
PRUssIAE LoAN-DUcROT AT YINCEEEEs
LONDON, December IA dispatcl
from Peterhead, Scotland, dated Mon
1 day, December 9TH, announces tha
the North German Lloyd steamer
Hansa, has taken on board the pas
sengers Of the ill-fated steame= Union
They numbered three hundred and
ten persons. The cargo and stores
will go to Bremen in another steamer
lt is thought probable that the Union
will be saved.
The introduction of Prussian loan
on the market here has been de-
ferred.
On the night of the 81, General
Ducrot bivouaced at Yincennes. Up
to that time he had taken about 400
prisoners.
THE MESSAGE on THE CABLE-TELEGR APR
TO ORLEANS AND TOURS CUT-THE Begin
sEIEG OF THE ESD-FRENcH sHoDDYIsTs.
LONDON, Dec. Gle o'clock AM
The transmission. of the Presidents
message and Boutwell's report east
ward is concluded, and tie cable lines
will now be able to accommodate 9TH
er business.
The telegraph lines connecting with
Orleans gave out on Sunday, and the
lines communicating with Tours were
cut by the Prussian cavalry on Mon
day afternoon. Communication with
Tours, partly by couriers, has been
re-established.
The losses by the Germans have
been exaggerated.
Minister Washburne's Secretary
writes from Paris that, according to
his information, the French have
been beaten at all points but one, and
the end is apparently near at hand.
The capitulation of Paris within
three weeks is looked for. No cases
of starvation are reported, although
provisions are scarce and dear.
Prominent members of the ProVi-
slonal Government are accused of
by means of fraudulent
contracts for arms and food.
IN LUCK-EURoPE AND RUSSIA
ARMING-DETAILs OF THE BATTLE AT Or
LEANS.
LONDON, December 6.-The Eng
lish government has given a contract
for sixty batteries of eight guns each,
OF Gatling's mitrailleuses, to be made
in America. The Russian govern
meat has in its employ numbers of
American workmen in Russia, en- .
gagged in manufacturing mitrailleuses.
There is ample evidence of other
kinds, that Russia is preparing for
var on a grand scale. Since Gran
giile's surrender TO Gortschakoff, the
result of the conference is con-
sidered nugatory so far as England
is concerned.
A Tours dispatch of December 9th,
says the German forces engaged In the
battle yesterday north Of Orleans, en-
braced the united armies of Frederick
Charles, Ninth and Tenth Corps un-
der the Duke Of Meoklenburg, one
Bavarian corDs, two infantry and two
cavalry divisions Of 10000 men.
The French forces consisted of six
corps aggregatiDg 10000. but was
deficient In cavalry. The combat
ended with repulse on Sunday. it
commenced on Thursday, and contin.
1ed with varying successes during
Friday and Saturday, but on Sunday
the successes of the Germans were
great, though purchased at great cost.
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st. Louis Markes.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Dee. :.
COrToN-Dull and prices nominal
FLoUR-DulI but unchanged.
WHEAT-Dun but unchanged; No. 2
Chicago Spring 81 O39l 05; No. 2 red win
ter 81 27gl %; No ST 32(91 80.
CoRE-(2uiet and unchanged.
OATS fair and market drm at
3946c. s n~ r5sa.1
BAELEY-Demand light but holders frrn :
No. fall CSC; prime spring 9Oc.
PoRK-Qutet and unchanged; m eSs pork
$40 25GI9 50.
BULK MEATS Demand active an prices
advanced: salt shoulders, 71<971<c; clear
rib, lO49l0%c; clear sides, l05&9lic,
BACoN-Ctear sides, I5c.
LARD-Demand light, but holders firm
st I2<9l21zc for choice tierce.
WHIsKY-Steady with IA 9derate de-
mand at sec.
HoGs-In fair demand. but IOai5c per
cWt. lower: sales at s607 50.
BEEF CATTLE-Qutet and unchanged.
CoFFEE--Steady with q moderate de.
mand; Rio, 1892l%c.
SUGAR-NeW Orleans, 71<012c.
Mol ASSES-New Orleans. e5970c.
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KEEP UP HIS CoURAGE-ANoTHEss EN-
sCAMPERISG FROM TOURS.
Tours, Dec. 6.-The official reports
Of the battles near Orleans, show that
the Prussians attacked each Corps
d'Armee separately, in greater force,
thus repulsing the left army of the
Loire, and turning Orleans, so as to
render the evacuation of the town
necessary.
Gambetta has issued a circular to
the Prefect, saying that the situation
OF the army was good.
Heavy reinforcements of artillery
are arriving, and forward movement
will soon be resumed.
The opposition are attempting to
circulate false reports to discourage
and demoralize, but their assertions
NAV be be confidently denied.
Yesterday the right wing of the ar
my Of the Loire had successful en-
gagement with the Prussians near
MOntargis.
The Prussian Projects of the de-
partments occupied by the invaders
have issued DEGREES that all
men between the ages of eight
cen and forty years will be
considered prisoners of war, and that
they will be shot If they endeavor to
escape. In spite of these DEGREES
great numbers manage to escape to
| the French lines, aided by the people,
where they enlist in the French
ranks.
A great number Of citizens have
| left Tours, fearing an attack BY the
| Prussians. Most of the journals have
also been removed to places Of safety.
The Government, however, has thus
far evinced no intention OF leaving.
THE AFFAIR AT PATAY-THE GOVERNMENT
wHIsTLEs-sTRENGTH OF THE ARMY OF
THE LOIRE.
Especial to the world.l
Tours, December 5.-In the en-
gagement on the Sd, at Patay, 70 OOO
French held their ground. against 90,
900 of the troops of Frederick Charles,
but were cut to pieces by the shells OF
the enemy. The German artillery
| was served with fearful and O7er-
Wheiming effect. The Papal Aouaves
fought with superhuman bravery, but
nearly all were killed.
The Government appeals to the
people of France to still maintain re-
sistance, which is certain finally tt
end in triumph.
The Army of the Loire is still over
200,0 900 strong. During another
/ month 800, 600 Frenehmen will be il
arms. Paris may fall. The c1mpaigr
has changed in character, aud is fast
becoming a dreaded warfare of armed
maneuvering in open country. France
herself is unoonqueTable.
CAME, SAW, AND WERE CONQUERED.
LILLE, December 5.-YesterdaJ
morning two Prussian officers ap
! peared before the town of Peronne
in the Department of the Somme. anC
: demanded its surrender. They alleged
that a Prussian army corps was en-
eamped Immediately in the rear 0
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Vote Counted.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. THE Board
of Examiners have counted the vote
Of the State in the recent Congress
sional elections, at Frankfort, on the
9th, and the figures show that the best
contested fights were In the Seventh
and Eighth Districts, between Books
and Adams. The First District gives
Grassland, Democrat. 3,546 majority I;
Second District. McHenry, Democrat,
2,724 majority; Third District, Lewis,
Democrat. ,657 majority; Fourth Dis
trict, Read, Democrat, 5,4S3 majority /;
Fifth District, Winchester, Democrat,
5,173 majority; Sixth District. Ar
thur, Democrat, 5. 173 majority; Sew
enth District, Beck. Democrat, 3 1896
majority; Eighth District, Adams,
Democrat, 18 majority; Ninth Dis
trict, Rice, Democrat. 3 360 majority.
Adams msjorityin 1868, was 462. In
the First District, Grassland takes
the place of Trimble: Second. Nc.
Henry that of Sweeney; Third, Lewis
that Of Golladay; Fourth, Read that
of Knott; Sixth, Arthur that OF
Jones'. In the Fifth. Seventh, Eighth
aud Ninth Districts. Winchester,
Beck, Adams and Rice. were re-
elected.
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ElecElOn Contested = GOIdth WaItr,
Democrat Elected SenAtOr-The
GUbera raatOPial ImbsOgIfO

Democrat, Elected SenAtOr-The
GuberRaTOrial Imb=OgIiO
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 7.-Yesterdsy,
In the House Of the Alabama Legis
lature, Davis, sitting member, was
unseated, Foster having a certificate
Of election. The latter is a Rspubli-
can, and Davis a Democrat. Davis
will probably regain his seat by a con-
test, as he received a majority of the
votes cast. #EH
In Joint Convention to-day, for the
election of United States Senator,
Goldthwaite, Democrat. received 65
votes, Warner, Republican, 80, and
Haralson, Republican. II Gold
thWaite having received one majority
Of all the votes cast, was declared
elected for the term of six years from
March next. Goldthwaite has been
Judge OF the Circuit and Supreme
Courts, is an able lawyer, and has
been a citizen Of Montgomery for
over forty years, and the people are
greatly rejoiced at his election.
This morning, in the Circuit Court,
Judge Smith summoned w. III. Smith,
who still holds the Executive Cham
Der, 70 appear before him this after
noon and show cause for withholding
the books from Lindsay, who has
formally demanded them.
At three o'clock Smith appeared in
court. Pending the argument, the
court adjlurned until ten O'Clock to-
morrow, the Judge ordering the Sher-
if TO take possession of all the State
properly, mentioned iu the warrant of
arrest, until the court meets.
The disabilities of Goldthwaite,
the Senator elect, we're removed by the
act Of Congress. There is great re-
ioiciug tonight over the election of
GOldthWaite.
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nhicngn Market.

BY TeiegraphI CHICAGO, Dec. Z.
Observation-Disclosures
FLoUR-Extra guperfne Spring, dun and
unchanged.
WHEAT-No. 2 Chicago Spring nrmer
and &c higher, closing at SI 0714Q9l .075<c;
this afternoon 1t was steady at 81 065<, for
cash.
CoRN-Eo. 2quiet and firmer, closing at
451<c for new, and 5I1<G52c for old this
afternoon IL was unchanged.
OATs-No.2 2 fiTmer and re higher; closed
at $500.
RYE-Eo. 2 dull and drmer, closing at
Csc.
BARLEY-No. 2 quiet at 78c.
HIGHWINES-F1rmer at S31ze, In IRON
bound cooperage.
PRoYnSToNS--EaEier, but less active.
Mess pork closed at SIS 50l1IS IS for cash,
and SIS so for future delivery.
LARD-I11<@II56c.
HoGs-LfVe hogs are easier at s696 80;
dressed hogs scarce and nominal.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Z.
ELoUE--5superdne 81 s71E@5; Xxx s5 40;
Xxx IS IS.
CoRN-No. l white7Is75c; yellow soc.
OATS-52053c. s.
HAY-s29.
BACoN-Shoulders :14z ;clear rib lie; ba-
con sides l6c; hams 19c.
LARD-Best tierce lSc; keg l41I8l5c-
SUGAR-Prime 9<4l0c.
MoLASSES-PIme 63d5Sc.
WHISKY-9j9SI Oh.
CoFFEE-17z017h.
ExCHAEGE- Sterling leNs2o; sight drafts
on New York &c discount.
3OLD-I l0J<.
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A Coiored Man Fataiiy sta6bed.

OMAHA, Dec. IA coIored man
named Fisher was fatally stabbed to
night by another named Graham. sew.
eral times. The cause of the diff.
Guilty was white woman, a friend of
Graham's, who accompanied Fisher
to a saloon.
Thirty Mormons passed through
here, en- route for Utah. to-day.
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DAILY IOURNAE
TnURsBAY, DEORMBER 5. ls7o.
OONDEssEB TEEEGRAMs.


THURSDAY. Dec. 8.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
The Moravia. from Portland for Liver
pool, has arrived 81 Londonderry.
The libel suit OF Edmundsvs. Gladstone
aud others has been Withdrawn.
Minister Motley was to have left Lon
don yesterday for The Hague.
Nothing further has been received re-
gardtng the crew OF the missing steamer
Mariposa.
The New York Associated Press has
paid $3.50. 600 for news by submarine cabIe
during the last six months.
The steamers Colorado. CITY OF Rrook.
lyn and Tarifa, from New YORK. TO LIVER
pool, have arrived AZ Queenstown.
The health officers OF New York liscov-
cred SIX new cases OF smallpox In the
Eastern District, on Tuesday, ana one in
the western.
In the collision on Monday night, in the
fog, between the Isaac Bell and Champion,
the Bell was badly damaged. She had one
man killed.
A sorcsis meeting was held. on Tuesday
night, at DeImOnico'S, New York whe=S
duetion OF a solemn pledge or affii iiaalon, -
me fieight train on the Grand lPrunk
Eailroad broke through 9 bridge. at
Brompton, Canada, on Tuesday, into the
river. The fireman and aRothsr. Ferson
were killed.
Tae closing of the EIie Canal, middle
and eastern division, has bean extended
til Saturday next, and the closing OF the
or anplatn Canal IS postponed unt5I the
18th inst.
The Misunderstanding hatween the st.
Crisptn Society. OF New York, and en-
ployers Is in fair way for adjustment. /
Committees representing both parties
meet to-day to settle matters.
The steamer Old Colony, bound from
Newport to New York. ran into the brig.
A. +. Laribee, or Hart's Island, on Toes /
day. striking her in the port quarter, and /
causing her tn fill with water. She was !
lowed 10 the fats at the City Island, near /
the railway. The Old Colony Sustained 4
slight Injuries. After the collision one |
man was missing from the briggs crew.
A New York dispatch says that three /
years ago Jay Cooke sent tWenty-three |
boLds. of 81 900 dollars each, /
20 the Treasury Department and they 1
we're redeemed. The bonds were spurious, |
and the nnancier, when called uDoI1, re- /
used to efund the money. The Govern /
ment then sued him, and the Jury gave the /
Untted States the amount cIaiIned, with 4
costs, said 10 be over $50, 900.
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Tbo Democrats Garry AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA. GA, December THE
municipal election took place to-day,
and passed of quietly. The Demo-
Gratis elected their Mayor by about
500 majority, and also their Council.
Troops. were sent from Atlanta and
stationed near the polls, but they did
not interfere with the election. The
Democrats have grand rejoicing and
illumination tonight.
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PRUSSIA.
THE NEW LOAN.

BERLIN, December 6.-The bank
ers of this city on the 81 inst, paid
in thirty-four millions on thu new
loan of one hundred million, recently
authorized by Parliament. They
announce their readiness to take seven
teen millions more.
The Berliner Kre1lz Zeitung, Of to-
day, says: The Chambers will proba-
bly, be conVoked on the 18th.
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COmments On Gle Message.
Opening on ontario Parliament.

ToRoNTo. December THE Lieu
tenant Governor opened the Ontario
Parliament to day, at 3 PM. In his
speech, he said that the statistics
show large increase Of population
0y emigration. He concludes by say.
ing that the state Of the province is
hopeful In the extreme, with rapid
advance In trade, agriculture and
manufactures; and cherishing our
own hearty preference for British in
stitEtions, we have no cause to envy
the condition Of eur neighbor, and
hope this fattering prospect will not
be marred By discussions among our.
selves.
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ImDeachment or GOvernOr HOlder.

RALEIGH, N. c., December T.
1t is reported here that within two
days the House Of Representatives
will adopt resolution sending a
messenger to the bar of the Senate to
demand the Impeachment ofGovernor
Holden,
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LouIsyiIle Marke1.

By TeIegraph.l LOUISVILLE, Dec. Z.
ToBAceo-Actiyes sales OF IS hhds at s5@
G 75 for common to good lugs; S70al7 IS for
low to good leaf
BAGGING-Firm; hemp 271<; max 25c,
CoT1ON-Flrmer; mtdaling lac.
FLOUR-Steady with O moderate demand
GRAIN-DuM but unchanged.
HoGs-s6 25@6 so; extra lots SO 80; closed
weak.
PRovIsIONs-FiTm and In fair demand
mostly speculation; mess pork Sl9; bulk
shoulders 7c; clear RIB l0E: clear sides
GARD-Prime leaf 12c in tierees; I41< in
kegs.
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Memphis Market.

BY telegraph MEAPHIs. Dec. Z.
CoTToN-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced to I41zc; receipts ,2SJ bales: ship
ments 4, lis bales.
FLoUR-Qulet and unchanged.
CoRN MEAL-s3 2593 35.
CORN-Quiet and unchanged.
OATs-Unfavorable weather checks out
door trade.
HAY-Dull bat unchanged.
LARD-Qufet and weak.
PoRK-DulI and prices nominal.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 71z9Sc; sides
l0alIc.
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Now York DRY Goods EarFef.

By Telesraph.l NEW YORK, Dec. :.
The market remains inactive az usual
this time OF the season. There are but fevg
changes observed, the most noticeable be.
Ing decline In the price OF Ballou
bleached 81 inch cottons, from lOH to lOc
and the advance of WflnamsviIle and DE-
clare5 i1nsey FROM s2714 TO 29c. Printing
cloths form the advance in Prints, frOni
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Revenue Decision by the Supreme
CtuFt.

WASHINGTON, December IAN
important decision, in respect to
bonds given By the government un-
der the internal Revenue laws, was
delivered by the Supreme Court yes
terday. The suit was brought on a
distilIer's bond, which, instead of con-
forming to the form Of the statute,
provided generally that all obliga-
tions would conform TO all present
and future laws respecting distilling.
II was contended that the bond was
void in not complying with the stat.
ut.. and il was decided that the bond
was legal, valid and binding. This
render valid a number of similars
bonds which have been in suit in diff
ferent parts Of the country, and which
many Circuit Judges have declared
void
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U, s. Senator.

CHARLESTON, s. G. Dec. THE
contest for United States Senatorship
was decided to-day in the Legislature
at Columbia by the reelection of
Senator Robertson. The vote stood,
Robertson 50; Butler, Democrat, 81 /;
Moses %, and Cardozo, colored. IL.
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ELAIIRA, N. Y. December M.
John p. Cox, Superintendent of thu
Pennsylvania Il New York Central
Railroad, and who resided at To-
wanda, Penn, died this afternoon, a.
Waverly, from an apopletie fit.
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BAVARIA

EMFEhOh OF NLIAANIs
MUNICH, Dec. 6.-The King of Ba-
varia has sent a note to King Will
lam. inviting him to assume the title
of Emperor of Germany. The assent
Of the authorities in other States is
also eXnected.
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the town. They were promptly ar
rested and locked up.
The railway to Albert will be re-
stored at once.
4 great movement Of troops is in
progress here.
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Furopgau Warkefa

By TeIesfaph.J LONDON. Dec. :.
Consofs 92a92I<. Bonds steady: u. g.
coupons 62s SO, COS SS1<, '67s 905S. l0-4Os s71z
STOCKS quiet Erie 2g54 III. Central 1I11S I;
LIVERPOOL, December 7.-Cctton dull
put unchanged; middling uplands gL;
Orleans g.: sales OF 10GO0 bales. Flour firm
Pork buoyanI. New beef l27s Cd.
B2EMEE, December 7.-PetToleum G tina.
lers.
G2s 945z.
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Rxeenfnr,s Notice

RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
AZ the undersigned has been appointed
and uua1ned rs Executor of the last will
and testament of Charles Exc, deceased.
All persons having claims against the es-
tate viii please TO file the same for adiu-
ulc2ti0n. All persons Indebted to said
estate Will make immediate payment 10
me. John II STNTTCyH N
0ecl3-WSW : Executor
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Admluistratol's Notiep.

ATOTTGE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the undersigned has been appointed
a the Administrator of the estate of
Henry Carter, late of Marlborough Coun-
", Indiana, deceased. said estate is sup
LEVI LAND, Administrator.
November /, 1870. nOvi0-w3W
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American East India Telegraph
Company.
ENCOURAGEMENT or SHIP BUILD-
ING.
British OutFages on American Tes-
sells 10 be Investigated.
THE BANKRUPT Law.
The Frauking Privilege.

Y SENATE TE-................ WAsMzSOToN, Dec. :.
The following bills were introduced
and temporarily laid on the eable:
! By Mr.. Conkling, to encourage and
promote telegraDhic communication
between America. Asia and Europe.
| The bill gives the American East
India Telegraph Company the exclu-
sIve right for twenty one years to con-
struct and maintain line or lines Of
telegraph cable on the Pacific coast
of the United States. 10 connect the
American and Asiatic coasts. provid-
ed said company begin to lay said
cable wtthln one year. and complete
IT within three years from the passage
of the act. The Navy Department
to assist In making surveys and laying
the cable by the detail of one more
steam vessel. The Government to
have priority to the use of the lines,
and to protect the same from injury.
Mr.. Conkling stated that he intro
duced the bill without, in any sense,
committing himself to it.
By Dir. w ilson, a bill to secure the
eligibility of American ships for for
eign trade, and to encourage ship
building in the United States.
Mr. Carpenter amended Section %
Of the Bankruptcy Act Of March I'd,
1867, by striking out from the fourth
line the words, And within one year"
so as 10 remove the limitation of time
IN which bankrupts may apply for dis
charge.
Several memorials were presented
asking compensation for property
taken by the Federal Government in
Kentucky and Tennessee during the
war.
Itwas agreed to make the calendar
the daily order Of business. on aud af-
ter Monday next. until finished. All
unobjected bills to be considered in
their order, and each Senator to be
to speak once on each qaes-
ton, and five minutes only.
The Senate, at 1890, adjourned.
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UALUABLE BUILDING LOFs. cor.
NJ ner Seventh and Sycamore Streets
adjoining Cook & Rlce's Brewery, AZ 4
bargain.
Also two nice cottages in GarvIn's AtIsff-
ton, and enc IN Southern Enlargement
Also number OF weIl-improVed farms
In Southern Illinois, by
WARREN & MATTISON,
noF3O-SIn Attorneys.
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Administrators Nnfina-

RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
VN Robert Il. Hull, Administrators or the
estate of Elijah DeCamps, deceased, has
filed his petition TO settle said estate as In
solvent. Said petition viii be heard at
the January term of the VanderburRh
Common Pleas Court, 1870.
ROBERT 4. HULL, Admir-.
RoBr. ID. RICHARDSON, Atty.
nOvI2-w;}W.dft
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Notice

THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
u@ StockaOlders OF the Merchants Ma
tlonal Bank OF Evansville. Ind, for the
election OF nine Directors, to serve the en-
House on TUESDAY, JRuuarg 10. 1871. bes
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock An. snd 4
o'clock Pm. n HFNNINfS-
decS-ot Vice President
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FRANCE.

ABOUT oRLEANs-GABTBETTA WHISTLES To
KEEP UP HIS COURAGE-ANOTHE52 EN-
GAGEMENT - PRUSSIAN DECREES--A
SCAMPERING FROM TOURS.
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KINGSTON, JAMAICA, December z.
The British Consul of Maracaibo ar.
rived here this morning, and asks the
British Commodore to send a war
vessel back with him Immediately, to
protect the English and other for
eign interests at Maracaibo, where in
sHrreoiion is &C it's highth.