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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-01

The clouds broke away last evening, and
I the sky became clear, sparkling with
/ bright, twinkling Stars. The temperature
was growing colder, the mercury dropping
TO $40, and dccuUiug. The river continues
to faI fast, and tic wind did not obato
unit late last night.
The additional arrivals ard departures
up to midn sht include Che west Wind, 20
Arkansas River; Hartford, % Llltlo Wac
bash Evansville, TO Bowling Green: a leo
Dean, Cincinnati 20 Memphis. Qulckstap.
to Cairo; Rapidan No. 2, 10 Passport; Au-
telope md Darges, TO New Orleans.
The Wabash River packets left pret 81
light, though tho Hartford had picked zap
considerable frelght.,...-..rhe Rapidan Nc.
p the Evansville. .8ud the Qulckstep lelt
with hrst rate trips. the Quickstep was
late getting OH, having 20 make some roe
pairs 20 her machinery .........The Alice
Dean arrived Mt dark with a m1gnidceut
trip. she DISCHARGED and received somo
freight here...-....The Antelope and baTsbs
left for ports below about +. nj. yesterday
.........The Alice D3an WHs detained by the
heavy wind yesterday, that dashed tbc
waves upon her deCz.....The Anna was do.
tanned by the Same cause, and had not are
rived at "a late hour last uiRut-BlUy steele
has been fully inauguraled a. chief OF the
commissariat department OF tho famoUs
Qulckstep. He delivered bis lnauguKal
yesterday morning, ana it was as tsrse and
moving IN ils style and ensctas any speech
we ever listened %. 10 was the very soul
Of eioQuence, aud moved tho Cntlrs audl-
ence........lhe Crescent City had not LEFT 40
a late boar LAST might, and tho probability
was that she would ne over tul To-day.
Captain j. slut Neal, principal owner and
Master OF the steamer Richmond. is in
Loulsyille.....-...A Memphis dispatch of
Sunday says The Nick LongWorih left chat
port with eco bales OF cotton for LOuis-
vile. That Dispatch must have been sent
by some person in the interest OF Louis
Vile. The bills OF ladiug designate Evans
Vile az the destination OF that cotton.
The Indiana and J.. w. atradcr left New
Orleans, on Saturday, for This Port and
Louisville......-..The Mary Houston arrived
at New O-leans, on Sunday, and leaves
there tonight.
MANIFEST Of Steamer Edinburgh from
Cincinnati, AnuarY 8l.-2a3 DEgg mae
erel, DO bDis tar, On bbi8 and 33 half barrels
whisky. go coils rope, l3 pirgH hardware fs
bdls saddle trees, / coach, 90 kegs beer, l2
bbls ale, 20 bEB drugs, 30 boxes candles, I5
dozen broons. 10 nests market bnskete, l5
bdls gnnntes, 20 bdls paper, II cook stoves,
80 piecel hollow ware III packages SUM
dries, hid tobacco.
FOR RE-sHTparEET.
To New Orieaue-g0O bbIs nortg
To Lower Ohio River-51 pkga mdsc.
10 Wabash RiYar-58 pkgs md-e
TO Tennessee Hiver-l7l pkgs md8e. JI
kegs powder.
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MOrtuary Report.
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
January 81. 1875.

January 81. 1870. :
MIR. P. Decker:
SIR: l herewith submit Mortuarv
Report for the month Of January in
Oak Hill, Locust Hill aud CATHOLIC
Gene teries:
Caroline Bower, stfll-boru.
Gertrude Hinzpeter, age e; congestion OF
stiiI-born.
MIA. PiAe'l mo
Caroline EisIer. mos; whooping co,o,,
francis ID. Sellmap, Ii yrs II mos q DAYS:
Jonn McCormic, mos; pnepmonio
fever. OHsS9'IF9
Barbara Eisler, yr IL mos p DAYS;
Mary Hoge, mo 2l days; spasnns.
Molly Thompson. As yrs; COMBINATION
Fredrica Ebbinghouse, q yrs. epnS ~.
ton CT lungs,
Eliza Heegle, % yrsi pneumonia.
Molly Thompson. yr; pneumonia
Frank Wash ngtos, yrs. nnentoo,,to
James Whiting, 55yrs; wound of brain.
Z. K. Schultz, 66 yrs: pneufaonfs
Mesmer. Qnif;antli still-born.
--, stubborn.
- Salar, still-born
Mary E. TRIBE, IS Yrs: pEeuroOuia
Anna n. Waok, 20 yrs; rheumatism
ErltS Huck, 70 yrs; pneumonia.
CnaS. II. r lsIer, mos; commissions.
Mary TrucGy, 10 mos; chronic dfarrhsa.
Frank Thayer, years IL months II days;
" hopping cough.
Thomas Foset. 90 yrs: pneumonia.
Priscilla Carter, 10 yrs; congestive chill
Rudolph kapler, lyr; cong Of lungs.
- Schoneld, days prem ture birth.
Henry simpson, p years; pneumonia
Robert Davis, II yr-; e ysipeias.
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tiacinra;f AaFEe.
BY .Xelesraph.l Cru0rpEAr1. Ja1. 81
FLOUR AND GRATN-Unchanged

BY Xelesraph.l CrECIHEATI. jan. 81
FLOUR AND GRATN-Unchanged
CoTroN-Duli; middling 2iH02iIc
WHIsKY-Dull at9i99jc; no sales.
TOBACCO Firm and in good demand ~
full prices.
HGGs -Firmer; rec ipls light, at 80 000
80 81 for live; $40 75qlI Is for dressed; re-
csipts for two days > OO0 head.
n ESS EoRK-Quieb but firm; sales o 400
barrels at S2I OU927 p, the latter rate FOR
old packed.
LABD-Dul1. with no demand; steam
15%c Kettle l6Lc nominally.
BULK MEATS and neglected: shoul-
ders lie; sides l49l4%c for clear r1b end
clear, loose; no sales
BACON-Doll; shoulders l215c; sides 15l<@
Ice for clear rio and clear; sugar cured
hams ls12@l9%c.
BUrTER Unchanged and dull az 25932c.
EGGS-Z3c and dull.
CHEHsE-Unchange at17%0IS1&c.
OILS-Ltnseed Oil dull at 00c. Lard oil
81 43gl 40 demand moderate. Petroleum
30433 for redned.
SUGAR, Dull and prices droopingi New
Orleans lie TO lie.
. MoLAssEs- at 75c for New Orleans.
CoFEEE-unchanged common to primo
1Sc t. 24c.
GoLD-t2l buying.
ing.
MoEEY-Market quiet at go per cent.
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On motion, 1t was ordered that a
cash order for 50 OLA so, In favor of
School Trustees. be issued to pay
January salaries of school teachers.
Mr.. Steineker stated that the Street
Commissioner allowed boys to drive
carts, and that they received full pay,
when they we're not able to do a man )
duty In shoveling dirt.
The Commissioner said he had dis
charged the boys, as they had proved
too light for the labor.
The bill of Herman Junker, for
putting up gas posts, was laid over
for investigation.
! Mr.. Doughty said that the ordi-
nances had not been complied with
in putting down the mains.
Mr.. Hopkins made heightened
explanation, and stated that, although
the letter of the law had not been
followed, yet the substance of the
ordinances had been complies with.
In reality, nothing had been done
wrong, notwithstanding that the
forms of the law had been neglected.
It was ordered that VIM. Bedford,
Sr, be allowed interest on $1,000 in
addition to cash order for that
amount.
The Committee on Erroneous AS
sessments reported in favor of re-
finding the foll0winO amounts.
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CITY NE W S.
Republican County Convention

Ali citizens of Vanderburgh Coun-
t., who sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy, and
maintain, uniarnished, our National
credit and honor, as well as all per-
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral, and progressive principles of the
Republican party" are invited to
meet in Convention, at the
Court House, on Saturday, Feb. 12th,
at u o'clock PM, fer the purpose of
selecting delegates to attend the Re
publican State Convention, at Indi-
annapolis, on Tuesday, February I'D,
1870, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
By order of the County Executive
Committee. WIN. HEILMAN,
Chairman.
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By Toisgraph.I 81. LOUIS. Jan 81.
ToBACCo-Stead y and in good demand.
CoTToN-tGuiet; 241492i%c for mlddling
uplands.
HEMP-Steady and firm; Si2jal7j for
undf essed s22502i0 for dressed.
FLoUK--ActiYe and firm for low grades
superflne 81 l5G4 ID; extra "a 5084 70; Xxx
1915 25; Xxx s. 37095 So
WHEAT-Dull; No. Spring In elevator
Sic: NO 2 red Fail 81 0jgl o.; choice 81 % g
l &c.
CoRN-FIvmer mud higher for good quail
tiles; white IN Xed bulk 79c; white 90 zoe !;
choice yellow sacked 7Sc: white do S4ae5c.
OATs--Dul, ana eakier at 47g49c for bulk
50 d54c fsr sacked.
BARLEY-t2uiet and unchanged; E1 G5M
" for prime to strictly prime Spring
RYE-N0thing doing.
WufsKY--Duil a g8e.
GROCER ES-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
PRCVISIONS-Dull:r ness pork ST 25027 90.
dry sa t s1u II deis lie; clear rib sides I4Izc;
clear sides l5c.
az len Iasfrys-rsI.s--s.
I6c. clear sides I6%c
LARD-Dull and nominal at l51 Ice for
steam and kettle.
HoGs--5teady at 8ISg9Izc.
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There were also deaths in the last week
OF December, net previously reporteJ,
making a total Of AZ.
CATHOLIC CEMETERY.
Carl Bower,
Henry Weisenbach, Sill. born.
Valentine Reckerman. 43 yrs; injury.
Theresa DarInger, 50 yrs; old age.
George Ii. N1elaus, L mo; WhOoping
cough.
Rosmer Hartman, 81 yrs; gen'I debility.
Mary Braun. weeks; whooping cough.
Phllamena z. Altering, yTs; congestive
fever.
Francis WefcbeI, 2 yrs; CONVERSIONS.
Y. e. Ltnck, ~ yTs; Pneumonia.
Patrick sweeney, -; injury.
Bridget O'HalIorau, 20 years; a naSarca.
John Bright, 1 yr II mos inf brain.
Total, I3.
In Locust Hill Cemetery there were six
interments from October, 1863, 10 January
4, 1870. JOHN MAGEHIs5, III. ID.
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.onlsglLIe nnrknl.

BY Teiegraph.l L0UGsvILIH. Jan. 81.
CoTroN-DulI aud lower, with sales al
24e.
FLoUR-In local demand; extra femiIy,
GsAIN-Quiet. Whe1t. 81 OjaI 10 C.rn.
95e. Oats 63c Rye 0jc, all sacked.
IoBAccO-Actiye; sales of 81 hogsheasa
al S5Gl2
PRoVIsIoSs- Qrlet and firm. Mess Pork
s28 90 Blcon shoulders BIC, clear rib
l6c, clear sides l6Lc. Bulk shoulders
lI15c, clear sides l5Ie, clear RIB Ii9zc. LAID
primo tlerce l7c. Sugar. cured hams,
packed, l9%c: loose, l0c.
WHIsKY-0jc
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Tobacco Mestlng.

There will be a meeting Of the
Board of Tobacco Buyers and Fac
tors, at the store of Morgan, Read &
Co, at q O'Clock P. h. to-day. AL
are invited to attend, as business Of
importance viii come before the
meeting.
By order of the President.
HIRAM Il. READ. Sec'y.
Feb. 1. 1870.
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NeR Grieans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
CoTroN-Unso' lied and lower; middling
2Hzc: sales of $500 bales; receipts 1864
bales; ex porls 1912 bales.
FLoUR-Lower grades nrmer; sales NJ
s. 1905 S0I6 u
CoEN-sI 071Sal TO-
OATS Scarce az 72a13c,
BRAE-Sl 35gl 40.
IIAY-H irmer: holders ASKING 500 %
PoRR--Mess go so.
dBACoN-Dull at l4@l71I@lSc; hams 1877
LARD-Dul; tleTce l5LGIGLe: Eee lge.
EUGAR-Dull; prime lILmiis{e.
WHIsKY-Sl Coal 0j.
COFFEE ~ Fair IJ[aI5g<a. urtt,,a 1zl.1s
lTlSc.
GOLD-I2l
sight q discount
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rHrepoaR aarhet.


By Cabe.l LONDON, Jan. 81.
Consols at 9l3z ag2%; American Securi-
ties firm 5-2Os '72s, SIS f6Js, Old 81; 'B7s,
s6Jk; 10-40s Sll% Illinois Central 1897 /:
Great Western Y.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 81 Cotton closed with
a downward tendency; middl ug uplaDds
ll5Sd; Orlean ll94@lllGd; sal Is OF 10000
bales; BTeadEtulfs UNCHANGED, FORK, dull
l00si Beef, l02s; Lard, dull rs; Oh sese, Us I;
Bacon, SIS; Produce, unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-LfBgeed cakes & 8 los
@30s 81 Calcutta Ltnseed, SOS.
PARIS Jan 3L-Bourse fat, at - francs
81 confines.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 3l.-Bonds opened firm
at gl5S.
HAVRE, Jan. 3l.--CotLon quiet,
ANTWERP. Jan. 3i.-PetToleum quiet az
G93z
BREMEN. Jan 81 Petroleum at thalers
G greats.
HAMBURG, Jan. 3l.-Pe'roleum firm at
10 mare bancos IA shillings.
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a.nlcnFn mnrnAE.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Jan

ny @SiShI@ph'I CHICAGO Jan. u.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-BuIl and weak: No. 1 fuactfva
anu nominal; No ? opened at 79ISc aud
closed az 4y%06Oc. This afternoon No. z
was dull at S09 SOAc CASH and seller Feb
ruary, and ol1z4sl1{c seller March.
CoRN-Dutl, and zgAc lower: sales OF
No. 2 at 7Og72c: closing at 7O1{Q7Ot{c new.
73g43%c; i0sing weak at 73%N7fc. This
afternoon Ho- was nominal 50 7J1zc.
OATS-Duh and s4c lower; sales ~ 38 g
38Hc Tor No. z; closing unchanged.
hYE-Duil: ostng at CjaG7c for No. 2
BARLEY-Quiet and steady at 7j@S1c for
HO. 2
HrGHwINEs Dull and 1c lower; sales
az Bic.
SuGAR-1l9s9l21so for common New Or
lie ans.
MESs PoRR-Opened dun and 25c lower:
subsequently, became firEer, aud closed
March.
LARD-Dull at l51<@l5Lc.
GREEN MEAT5-5teady and unchanged
az 95sc for shoulders, l20l2lIe for rough
sides, aud ll54Gi2c for Cum beTland cut.
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ing closed, and the second or Inquiry
meeting was commenced. Mr.. Ham
mond called upon the ministers and
Christians of all names and denomina-
tions to 90 and speak to their uncon-
verted friends about them in the
audience and invite them to Christ.
He announced q number of hymns
which be asked the choir to sing,
during the conversational or Inquiry
meeting, requesting the audience not
to join in the singing. Quite a large
corps of pastors and Christian work
ers then passed around among the
children especially and the audience
and eonversed with them or the sub
ject of religion. For more than q
half hour the house remained crowd
cd. and it was not till after ten
O'Clock that the meeting was closed,
and many even then lingering, feel
ing that they could hardly leave q
place which had been so blessed IN
its spiritual influences. Pastors and
other of our leading Christians ex-
pressed themselves highly pleased
with the result of the meeting and
heartily 10 sympathy with the work
inaugurated so auspiciously by Mr..
Hammond. The services of SINH
lar character will be continued In the
same place tonight. commencing at
seven o'clock.
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SAVED HIS CHICKENs.-A citizen
who resides not more than six squares
from the Church of the Holy limo
cents, on Saturday night last, had an
exciting adventure. About midnight
he was awakened by hearing the
"squawk" of a chicken, and he at
once realized the fact that some per
son was after his chickens. He i'm
mediately jumped from his couch, and,
without going through the formality of
dressing himself, rushed out after the
chicken thief. lie run the ouss two
squares, when he let fly with brick
bat, striking him in the back, knock
ing him down. and causing him to
drop his i'll gotten booty. Before the
owner Of the chickens could reach the
thief, the latter jumped to his feet,
and made his escape. The owner of
the chickens returned to his home
greatly elated at the successful terrni-
nation of his midnight adventure.
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THE UNION PRAYER MEETING
The Morning Prayer Meeting at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
was largely attended. The house was
well filled. Rev. Mr.. Hammond read
part Of the ninth chapter of Daniel.
giving most suggestive comments and
practical lessons and striking Incl
dents All hearts were moved. Short
and earnest prayer were offered.
Facts OF the previous days meeting
were mentioned by those who had
been conversing with sinners. Prayers
were requested by several for their
friends, and at once responded to by
earnest prayer. After spending nearly
two hours in singing, praying and
speaking, Mr.. Hammond proposed
that any who wished could withdraw;
and any who wished might tarry ff-
teen or twenty minutes longer. Few
if any left, aud the meeting continued
with undated interest for half an
hour longer, when all the ministers
and officers OF the Church were called
to one end of the room to appoint
committees, while Mr.. Hammond. as
they call him, passed round to speak
to any who were inquiring for saliva
ton. The meeting was the best and
most profitable for Christians yet
held.
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The INGLE STREET REVIVAL
The revival at the Ingle Street M. e.
Church, under the pastoral charge of
Rev. James Hill, still continues, and
the religious interest is on the in
crease. Very large audiences were
present on Sunday, both at the morn
ing and evening meetings. The altar
was throDged with pcnitents. Several
persons protested religion. and six
united with the Church, making sew
eniy accessions since the revival be-
gan. Services will be held each even
ing this week.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-The motion for
a new trial in the case of Thomas Nc
Nair was argued before Judge Jones,
yesterday morning, and was overrulod.
Mr.. Dyer then moved fer arrest of
judgment, and that was overruled.
Motion was then made to discharge
the prisoner from custody, on ac-
count of the face of the record of the
proceedings of the former trial, which
read as follows:
After due deliberation of twenty
three hours, the jury find they can
not agree, and that there is no pros
pect of finding verdict. 1t is there
fore found necessary to discharge
said jury, which is done, and the cause
is again set for trial on January 18th.
And the said jury was discharged
without consent Of said defendant,
and over his objections"
The Judge overruled this motion
and ordered judgment on the verdict.
McNair will, therefore, go to the pen
itentiary.
Mr.. Dyer excepted, and asked an
appeal to the Supreme Court. APP
peal granted, and sixty days given to
file bill Of exceptions.
The trial of Chip. Huanel, tor
assaultiDg John Thornton, was com
meneed, but was not fnished last
night. 1t will be resumed at nine
o'clock this morning.
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RECoRDER's Court.-The Recorder
had a regular field day" yesterday:
Lew. Wilson was fined IS 80 for
public indecency and drunken ness
Sent to lock up.
Chas. Wagner, for being disor lerly
and fighting was fined So go. Paid.
John Schnip, on same charge, fined
So co. Replevied.
Lewis Hess was arrested on same
charge. His case was dismissed.
Another youug man, on same
charge, whose name we omit on ac-
account of mis- first appearance be-
fore the Police Court, was taxed 50 60.
Reple7ied.
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s emphis Market

~ feiegraph.I MEMFHIs. Jan. 81.
CorTOH Qnict aud nomanalIy un-
changed; receipts 3.;IJ6 bales; exports 2 402
bales.
FLOUR Firm and advancing; sales Of
superdne at g %.
CORM-8OC.
OATS-7Us.
HAY-g25 OO@28 co.
BRAN-l25 0GN26 90.
. LARD l7QlS3.
PoRIE-s38 O0a20 co.
BULK MEATS shoulders ll1l@12c; sides
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INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT TO
Observation-Disclosures who desire to
have hogsheads entered in the grand
opening sale of tobacco at Ford's new
warehouse, on Monday next. February
9Th. will consult their interests by
forwarding Immediately.
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sG- The Union Prayer Meeting
this morning will be held at the Bap-
list Church, corner of Cherry and
Third Streets, commencing at q
o'clock.
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Eg~ John Kirkman and Lon. Bush
fshed a hat out Of the sewer inlet,
opposite the Sherwood House, yester-
day. We caught them at it, and told
them We would blow on them.
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WEEKLY REVIEW. - Our weekly
commercial and financial review of
the markets viii be found on the
third page.
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s1- Yesterday was an exceedingly
lively day with the wholesale dealers.
One grocery house made sales
amounting to nearly $4,000.
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g@~ The Union Religious Service
to night will be continued IN the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church.
Early attendance only will secure
good seats
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bT A man named McKabn was
fined by Justice Emery, yesterday.
for throwing a plate of potatoes at
Adam Bragler The latter called it
an assault and battery.
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TIE KNABE PIANO. We direct
particular attention to the " Local
Notice" of the great Knabe Piano,
by Warren s. CoDyngton, the eminent
music dealers. Their house stands
unrivaled in the Southwest.
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COuNCIE. PR0OEEDzNGs,
Action on Request Of Gen. Boyle.
Conditions CT Subscription Ordered
90 be Complied with.
AGITATION OF THE WATER WORKS
QUESTION.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Z
Evansville, Jan. 81, 1870. :

Council met, pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Present-His Honor, Mayor Walker,
and Councilmen Stein bach, Hopkins,
Semonin, Orr, HodsoR, Steineker.
Wiltshire and Doughty.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
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g- I. G. Bridwen 4 Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
fall stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ed Perfgnery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
jeI7-6
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SALE OF TOBACCO To-DAY.-Mar-
tin, Gardner s. Co, will sell at the
Evansville Warehouse to-day, at the
usual hour, twelve hogsheads of to-
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ga Beautiful Note Paper, IN quar-
t9r-ream packages, received yester-
day. Call at Journal Office and ex-
anime paper and price.
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CoTroN SALEs.-Martin, Gardner
& Go, sold on Saturday and yester-
day, forty-siz bales of cotton at
210214c.
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IA We call attention to the meet
ing Of the Tobacco Board this even
Jog, at Morgan. Read & Co.'S store.
See local notice.
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AD@ Mr.. Goodge, Sexton of Oak
Hill Cemetery, reports four inter
ments for the week ending January
18th.
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s% Another large lot Of Envelopes
was received at the Journal Office
yesterday.
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Ia Spareribs and Tender loius for
sale to day at l.. Ruffner, Jr., g. Co 5
Pork hou-e. on First Street. Call
early If you want to be supplied.
jan29 3t
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ga We received yesterday a nice
assortment of Perfumed Initial Paper.
VIC invite the ladies to call and see it.
It is q fine quality of paper, and the
letters are very neat.
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@ Beautiful Perfumed Initial
Note Paper received at the Journal
-pGee yesterday.
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THE SoCIABLE.-The Episcopal So
cable was held last night at the par
sonage OF Rev. Mr. Van Antwerp.
The attendance was very large, and
the Sooiable was a great success, a
fact that rebounds 10 the credit Of
the efficient committee of ladies
who had the matter in charge
The supper was excellent, aud all
present were delighted at the manner
in which the entire affair had been
managed. The utmost sociability and
good feeling prevailed, and it was an
event of marked interest to all who
were so fortunate as to be present.
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GE The weather last night was
beautifully clear and pleasantly cool.
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B3 The clocks at the engine
houses have bcen repaired. and are
expected to keep correct time here
after.
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Nashville Narkef.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, Jan. 81.
COTTON Market nat; low middlina
23%c; good ordinary 225zci stock 800
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EJa Antelope steaks are again on
Henry Noumaun's bill-of- fare.
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Eg- The ladies will bear in mind
hat the Journal Office is headquar~
tiers for Initial and other fancy writing
papers. Three hundred boxes of
Initial Paper were received yesterday.