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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10
FRANCE.

MoLTKE RELATES THE NEWS To TEECHU-
Army CHANGES.
Tours. December IA dispatch
from LeMaus to-day says a balloon
has arrived from Paris with news from
the Capital to the night of the 9th.
No military operations of import-
ance had occurred since the 3D.. Gen.
Trochu had received a letter from
Gen. Won Moltke. announcing the
defeat of the Army of the Loire, and
offered safe conduct TO such parties
as might be designated to verify the
news. The offer was refused by the
Government, who ct once issued =
proclamation to the people of Paris,
giving information Of the proposition
Of Gan. Won Moltke, and their reply
thereto, saying that even if thu state
ment were true, they would still have
right to expect a great movement of
the nation to their assistance, and will
continue the combat.
When the balloon started firing
was heard south of Paris.
The Journal Of Tloasrs announces
some changes in the Army Of the
Loire, which is divided into three
corps under command of Generals
Bourbaki. OhaAzy and Billott.
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CoNpREsKp TELEaRAHs.

SATURDAY. Dec. 10.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, q
The CrispIns and their bosses falIsd to
make NJ yesterday.
vInnIe Reana aud her Lincoln statue ar
rived e New York, in the Abyssintan
| yesterday.
A large brick school house. At Middle.
port. Ohio was damaged $4,000 by IRE on
Thursday.
The Missouri School of AIinssp has been
located near Rolla, aud q building worth
/ 5000 Is 70 be erected.
JIM. Walters, OF the National Hotel.
Norfolk, Va. shuffied or his mortal coli
with pistol yesterday.
Wn. Bsals, Senator. and one OF the pro-
prietors Of the Boston Posi-, died In Boston,
yesterday aged S..
Nearly $4,000 has been collected from
persons who made FALSE income returns,
An overseer on Louisiana plantation
killed rebellious coolie day OF two ego,
and has been arrested.
Another Judgment was rendered against
DR.. Brown and others in Cincinnati, on
transportation bonds for $500.
Mrs. snow, an insane woman. killed her
husband at Cottage Hin, DoPage County,
IIls.s on Wednesday.
Mrs. WIlbur. wife OF the cashier of
Herr1ans Missouri, Bank drowned herself
on Thnrsday, 70 spite her husband.
Rev. Or. Welch. . Baptist miuaster, aged
istrys thirty OF whioh were IN Albany,
died In enaJ city yesterday.
CyriIis Dion beat Goldthwaite twenty
four points In 80. foar ball carom game,
made run OF 2I3s and Dion 135.
The dead house at FIatbush, L. L. In full
OF small pox patients, and the NeW York
Board of HeaIth are doing their best 10
p revent the spread Of the plague.
Custon onlcers In New York. estimate
s25O, 900 worth of silks and Lyons YeIvets
have been smuggied into that cItg recent
ly, By means OF false Oottomed trunks.
The Committee on Permanent Oreani.
z 3uOn, OF the National ImmigrRttOn, or |
ganiz ID at Chicago yesterday. Elijah B
AartindaIe is the member for Indiana.
Judge storer, of Cincinnati, referred the
application to declare an assessEne emf too /
high 70 the equaliEations board, and refuE-
ID TO interfere unless the board failed TO
,orreet errors.
Judge DObbIn, of the Baltimore CITY
Court, decided against the state OF Mary
ROM the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad on
w Washington passengers.
Tns Cleveland iron and nail mill was
1nrned yesterday. Loss about Sl00-00O,
companies. The IRE caught by q spark
rom q saw while cutting plates.
The report that the government had re-
leemed $50, 600 oounterfe1t T-s0s fs not true. /
eighty thousand dollars were paid for IN Il
so, and are now In suit the first OF
which for SIS 600 was decided IN favor OF |
ne government, on Tuesday last,
A road train on the Michigan Central
sailroad run into the rear end of the
light express near Denton's Station, on
Thursday night, smashed the car, ana in.
ured several passengers, one of whom, e.
lulyer, OF New 1orks died at Dstroit yes
erday.
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THE MARKEIF@.
EeN YORK. cold and STOCK KaFke

EeR York Geld and Stock KsFket.
By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Dec. 8.
GoLD-Extremeiy dull at IOgzgl0Jk. Rates
paid 1or carrying 10 70 fiat. CiearanoeB to-
MONEY-ActiYe at 6a7c on call.
GovHREMENT BONDS-Aarket more &C
i've and prices have advanced a traction
Eor severe! days past one or two well
known STOCK operators have been quietly
plcklng up bonds, a single purchase ol
s5OOsOJ0 OF 'GTs having been made OF one
large dealer at l095E. In some quarters
There Is also an ezpecGattOn that the Sec
retaTy win buy more than advertised Tor
during the present month.
The stock market is strong, with w, u.
and hssdlng the principal features, aud q
good borrowing demand Tor the latter.
The books of the Northwestern Will close
Tomorrow fOr the dividend.
A number OF mercantile failures were
announced to-day In this city. Patterson
& Co., provlsiOn dealers on Produce Xxx
change, and Grant a Ascough, dealers IN
lard have suspended. The W. u. and
other telegraph companies are enueavor-
Ing TO MAKE arrangements whereby rates
Will be advanced so per cent. The wealth
er on New FOundiand isso stormy thai all
EFFORTS 70 grapple the Atlantic Gable Aaye
failed thus far --I-E
state securities are dull, except Afissou-
rilss hich are strong.
STERLING-Exchange 81.
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NeR YoFk Harket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK Dec. 2.
coTToS5.DulI and dropping; middllnE
FLoUR-D1n, and prices nominal; re.
celpts, Ie,0OO barrels: superfins Winter,
% 1895 %; common to good, 8 sQ96 05
good to choice, GO 1896 IS; common 20
CHOICE 50 45@6 75 common 20 extra Ohio,
s6@9 ~; -. Louis &c 059s % Rye houri
CoRE MEAL.-s425.
WHIsKY- Demand good az fuII prices
sales al 9lG92s.
WHEAT-Dull and prices shsde lower:
recet pts, 1900 bushels. No. 4 Chicago
Spring. 81 33s9I 40; No. red Winter, 81 4Qg
l z6; white Michigan, 81 52a1 60.
hYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEN-Dnii and prices ominal; Stale
s0aS5c.
CoRS-DemRnd fair and prices advanced ;
receipts 81 coo bushels old SIC: No. xed
76dS0c: NO. white nc; yellow Sl962c.
OATs-Duli but unchanged; receipts 3d.
COO oushels: western 03g6lci state O2c /;
HAY-U nchapEed.
HoPS-HeaVys
CoFFEE-Demand fair aud market firm !;
pisU1s issUU1GsAiRs"ca6s n 55z5SilO,4; Porto Rico lc@
MoLAssEs-New Orleans 65972c.
PETRoLEUa-Crudel l2ef refined 225za23c.
PRoYIsIoHsZIrregp plar; mess PORK al
p %; new - 25gz0 50; prime mess pOrK
6l7tal7 So new szi@22. Besf-Steadys mess
I09l5ci extra l5gtSss beef hams smoked
29g3Ie; tieTce beef steady; prime mess 23g
hams plain lI9l3: Shoulders S98Ize; mid
dies quiet; long clear middle ll1[Q1lI<c; /;
short rib middles ll6llkc. Lard-Prime
steam l2Sl21<o; kettle l3Z Botter-Duu
and prices drOOp1ngi western l2gzJss State
2e942. Cheese-Demand fair ana mzrket
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WAR TN EUROPE
PRUSSIA.
THE GERMAN LoAN-LErTER FROM LOUIS
CT BAVARIA,

THE GERMAN LoAN-LErTER FROM LOUIS
CT BAVARIA.
BERLIN, Dec, 6.-Three million
pounds sterling Of the loan recently
authorized By the North German
Parliament will be allotted to sub
scription in London.
The following letter, from King
Louis, of Bavaria, to KiCg John, has
just been made public:
The Germans, led by the King Of
Prussia, celebrate the brotherhood of
arms, giving glorious proof of the i'm
portance and power of united Ger
many. l have negotiated to this cad
at Versailles, and now invite you and
other German Princes 30 urge the
King of Prussia to assume the title of
Emperor of Germany, united with
presidential functions. Proud thus
to take the first step in crowning
German unity, hope for your assent
and that of other Princes and free
towns.
BERLIN, December Tt is said
that Bismarck will treat for the ac-
ceptance or rejection Of the South
German treaties as q cabinet question.
KING WILLIAM CONFIRMS GOOD EEws.
BERLIN, Dec. IA dispatch from
King William to Queen Augusta,
confirms the report that 10, 900 prison
ers. " cannon and four gunboats
were captured at Orleans. The King
adds that Won Livesten has carried
Giddy, Janvy, and Prims by storm,
and Manteuffel has occupied Rouen,
after victorious encounters. Gadon
now holds the city. Eight heavy guns
we're found In the entrenchments.
MECKLENBURG LOSSES.
SCHwERIN. Dec. IA telegram
from the Grand Duke Mecklenburg,
states that the loss of Mecklenburg
troops in the battles from the "a to
the 4th of December, were :, 200.
The enemy lost 2 900 killed and l 400
prisoners. ss
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Memphis Market

By Telegnph.l MEaEFHIa, Dec. 8.
CoTTOE- Dull and prices nominal, al
l4Nc. Rfcsipis for the day 3652 bales
Shipments. 2,643 bales. Receipts for thf
week 23.955 Eales. shipments for the Weeh
Z5.S51 bales. sales, lgJE0 bales. Receipts
for the season I7bsf50 bales. Shipments
this season 1875 bales. stock ON hand
86,015 bales Last y0ar, l0s2i8 bales.
fLouR-Dun and the market unsettled
Family, 81.
CORN-ScaFce and firm AZ 68070o.
OATs-Dull and prices q shade lower
sales at 49d50c.
HAX-Acttve a. 2Idlfc.
LAHD-Dull and prices nominal
foHE-Dul and prices nominal. Hulk
shoulders, 7Iasci sides, l0allc.
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ENGLAND.

THE THUNnERER on GRAST's MESSAGE.
LONDON, December THE TINES
believes that certain recommends.
tions made in the Presidents Mes
sage, will fall still born, like many oi
those Of Grants predecessors, and
the document marks another stage oil
the Presidents downward career, and
teaches how far the highest authori-
ties will go when the balance of par.
ties is unstable.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, December 9.-The French
acceptance Of the conference for g
settlement of the Eeastern question Is
unconditional,
PARIS TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = BIsMARCR
n FRITZ- BISMAECKlS CUNNING THE
ARMY OF THE ELOIRE-DESPAIRA At TOURS
THE STU ATIOH THERE--STRENGTH OF THE
ARMY OF THE LoIRE-RUsSLA'S REPLY TC
AUsTF IA-THE GREEK, CHURcH-MIECEL'
LANEoUS ITEMS.
LoNDoN, December 9.-The town
is full Of Iumors puEporting that Paris
will capitulate on the 10Th. Great
contractors are known to have pre-
pared provisions to dispatch to Paris.
and special contracts have been made
for railroad transportation
Private letters from Rome State
that spiritualists are retained Goa
stantly in company with King William
over whom they exert complete lnhu-
ence.
The quarrel between Bismarck AMI
the Crown Prince has hroken oui
worse than ever.
Clubs say that Bismarck used his
influence to postpone the rupture be
tween England and Russia Only to Sc
cure the taking Of the German loan
for e8, 900, 900, which will be brought
on the London market next week.
A correspondent telegraphs from
Tours on the Tth that the government
states that the army Of the Loire is at
its old quarters, but the locality II
not given.
\ Despair has seized some here, and
the spirits of others has risen to meet
the desperate condition Of affairs
/ The government declares that its re
/ verses were oBly of temporary import
ance. Many railroad trains, lOsdec
with cattle, sheep and provisions, haC
been concentrated near Orleans fol
the succor of Paris. They were al
saved. Most Of the guns taken b!
the Prussians were mouated naVa
guns. The evacuation Of Orleans wal
caused by the decentralization Of SONS
new French troops, and the miatakeI
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10

HENDERSON ITEAIs.-We ooBdense
from the Reporters local column the
following items:
Lem. Young. who tried 10 oommit
suicide % the 1st. near Busby's Sta
tion, is 10 a fair way TO recover.
Minnesota parties have purchased
some land from Mr.. Joel Lambert
for the purpose Of erecting omit =
large Touring mill.
A good deal of tobacco ia changing
hands. For one crop s8. 81 20 and
8 was refused.
Seven prisoners escaped from the
jail ou Sunday night, All.
Rumor has It that block OF spa
eious storehouses. and magnificent
hotel, viii be erected next spripg-
The Henderson diztillery Is to com
msuee operations JsnuaTy 1st.
The conesrt for the benefit Of the
Herman School was attended by
large audiences. on both nights.
A H,tle son Of AIrs. Elizabeth
Brown, aged u years. had one Of his
legs badly bruised and fractured By .
stable door.
The Reporter compliments Evans
mile with having a number Of eheaI
wholesale and retail houses in every
branch Of mercantile persuit. and ths
they are particularly diligent IN Sc
curing and keeping Ksntueky trade
What Henderson warts, to compst'
with Evansville il. in the opinion 0
mat PAPER, enterprise; a moro gen
ersI circulation of money good sirens
bouzes. wholesale aud retail; large
ssoek of goods; and most of all res
sonable profits AID fair prices A.
The case nov stands, says the ReporieT
r one wants merchandise OF almos
auy description TO the value Of tel
dollars. he can a. well afford TO go t
Evansville for il as TO sssy aod lnVes
af home
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Dee 0.
hhds.
BAGorEG DE emand fair and market nrm
at 29o.
middling AZ.
FLoUR-Quiet ~ g ..
OATs-fn fair demand at 45c an bnlk and
SIC Ia sacks.
Other grains quiet and unclaimed.
HoGs-Weak and inactive az e00G 40.
droEers holding nrm, but packers not
anxious 70 buy; sales Of choice nt f8 IS.
PROFEIOks - In sympathy: prices the
same as yesterdays bat little done.
" WdIsKK-AuVanced 20 88aGc.
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Census-l street "Oorner. .

SAN ERANcIsco, Dec. 9.-Ths com.
plete census Of the State, shows an
increase in ten years, Of l76. .6l9. The
increase in San Francisco, Is 93,47O;
nearly 200 per cent. gE8aa
A successful corner on the street.
IN the Hidden Treasure Mine, has
sent it up from S. to $i5 on the share,
and large number Of the heaviest
dealers on the board have been Sc
verely crippled, and some failures are
expected.
The 0rerman Mining Company
have levied an assessment Of 81 80 on
each share.
The weather is exceedingly faVora
TO farming Piowing is going on IN
Harts OF the State. Thermometer
72s
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By relegraph.l NEW ORLEAEs. Dec. y.
ELoUR-supeIane o.; Xxx o 5Os Xxx
30
CoRE-NO. I white 75ci yellow egr.
OAT5-No. I, 58c-
HAY-92h.
MISS Pork -l21 25s old 81.
BAC0E-s3 Oulders 1f5< clear rlh IGltM
i6%: clear sides &c; plain hams l9a2Bc,
bUGAR-Prime l09lOL.
MOLAssES-MeW Orleans 58d5Tc.
WHIsKY--e5fnsL
COEFEE-175<Mf7Z.
ExCHAEGE-steFifuE l20s sight ewchauue
on New York 5Gc discount.
GOLD ~lIQM.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10


THE Courier asserts that the vote oi
the Council, By which permission was
granted the Evansville, Carmi & Pa
ducah Railroad Company to extend
their track by the way Of Third
Street, Honest John Street and Ann
Street to a connection with the Ev-
aDsyilIe & Charlottesville Railroad,
is IN ths Interest of a monopoly and
not Of the people" We are surprised /!
We were informed last Spring. when
Is present Council was elected, that
ne days of nonopOlies and monopo-
lists we're ended. If the Courisr's
Det Council turns out so badly on the
question of monopolies. what conf
dsnee can the people place in any Of
its candidates hereafter.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10

WEprint, this morning, the text of
a bill Introduced into the United
States Senate, Deo. 5.h, By Senator
Pratt. for the purpose of securing
clerks for the United States Courts, at
this point and in New Albany, aud
establishing Offices in these cities,
nd making all process issued by said
clerks, returnzble to the terms Of
District and Circuit Courts to be held
In these cities. It also provides for
the transfer Of any action or pro
ceeding begun in either Evansville,
New Albany, or Indianapolis, at any
stage Of the proceedings therein, to
any other of said cities than the one
at which sueh action shall have been
commenced, and the proper transmits
sion Of the papers coanectcd there
with.
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By Telegraph CIzeIEEATI, Dec. ..
CoTToS-DuIl, and prices dropping: mid
dhoR I45kc.
FL0UR AND GRAIN-Qulet and un-
changed.
EUGAR--Rs fined scarce ard firm.
OILs-Steady.
BUTrER-stsady, with a moderate de-
mRnd at 25I30c.
CLoYEE sEED-Demand fair, and market
0rm.
TIMoTHY AND FLAx SEED Quiet aad
unchanged.
PoEKSSIn. oniy a Imitei iobblns de-
mand at sl9
LARD-In only q limited iObblng de.
mand; kettle held AZ l2e, wi;h hardly any
demand.
BAOoN-In only a moderate demand al
llGl40I51<C.
ho6s-Q uiet and weak at &c sOs6 fOi re.
ceipLs o.
WHIsKY-psmaud good at fail prices
sales at 50 9sTc.
GOBD-llU1<.
F1CHANGE-HaF.
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By TsieRraphI ChIoAoO. Dec. y.
EXCHAEGE-U Unchanged.
tLoUR-Eztra supernne winter dnii but
drm.
" HEA1-No. 2 Chicago spring quiet
closing 2e lower NJ o. 085[gl 0lg1 This
evening 0uu and unchanged
70 cES-No. 2 quiet; closing AZ SIC for old
4slfc for new. lnis evening unchanged.
OATs-NO. closed firm al 3Be.
EKE-hO. quiet and steady nt G9<c.
BARLEY No. z duh and prices have de-
ciined 5SWlc: cloaiuH &c 7fkc.
hANAAWInEs Eirms cfosfug At f5e IN
tTuu. y -
PEoFIsIoE5 Quiet and uuobnnsrarI .
mess pork closed 80 SIS 90.
LARD-ll5&c.
HoGs-Ltve active and hrmer at Gl9eISc;
dressed steady &C z5<071sc.
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FoR some days past the Commercial
and EEQuiTer Of Cincinnati have been
devoting most Of their editorial spaos
to a personal controversy that cannot
be entertaining to their readers. not
Withstanding the special efforts at
me writing, IN which the parties in
dalgs. IF half what the proprietors
Of these papers say of each other be
true, Cincinnati journalism il not of
!he most renutable eharanfer-
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10

JOHN ri. SURRATT is going to raise
money by lecturiDg on the assassina-
fiou conspiracy. Can't the man pick
pockets nc funerals; or rob graves or
faks 3 contract for feeding an orphan
asylum; OF steal the EIdoWs, mite foT Z
a iivigg without making money out OF
4 conDss1inD that renders hlm z
deaths heGd among living mem Is
Fhere = man In Maryland-where Sur
ratt proposes to oommeaee his lee E
tare-Eh0 can sit AID listen 20 the
lecturer without bei tsd 70 the
bench2 And will the girls kiss him
for his mother2- Chicago Post.
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rnnaarnmenf of GoT. Holden.

RALEIGH, n. C.. December 9.=--Tbe
e,iIogioR resolution vas iotTodueed
30 fhe House Of Representatives to-
-oAT TPsS:aiced - That Wm. W. Holden.
sraor of North Carolina. be i'm.
81 1.sd for high crimes and misde-
DeasEa~ IN Office. The resolution
EeanoTs to the Judiciary Com
was referfeo =, -robabIy act on i. TO-
/, mittee Who,Mlli p -7ittee appointed
,morroW-- ne !li -. ve the cen
will conduct the tLl7A 7 % gsis- Senate
Iii take prompt action ou the mate.
and the Court o. AH''sA'" WIZ
shortly conYeneI
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10

THE land jobbers displayed their
forces quite early in Congress. On
Tuesday, the second day Of the ses-
sion. they began Introducing bills for
subsidies. We hope, with the Chicago
Post, that Congress will earnestly
second the President in his efforts to
crush the public pluHderers at the
very outset. They must not tampsr
with these schemes. for if they do,
some Of them viii slip through IN
spite Of the hospitality Of the people.
Let the motto Of this Congress be.
no more land jObbing."
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10
EVANSVILLE INDIANA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1870

Mr.. Hailar, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs. reported favorably the
bill to authorize the election of delo-
gates to Congress from Indian Terri
tory.
At 1880, the Senate went into ex-
ecutive session. and one hour later,
adjourned till Monday.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10

We have regularly received. this
year, the Americaa Journal Of The
Ms9ic4I Sciences. edited by Isaac
Hays. VI. d.
This journal has been issued for
over forty years. regularly, (in times
Of war and peaee), and nearly all
this long period hiss been under the
editorial control Of its present editor,
DR.. Isaac Hays. This of itself shows
in what esteem to:h the editor and
the journal has been held by medical
men, and Is It's highest recommend a
ton.
We eheerfulIy recommend Hays
.As1eTican Journal TO the Medical
Fasul;y as second to none in this or
any other country. Published By
Henry G. Lea, Philadelphia, Pa, at
30 per year. quarterly. each number
containing about 300 pages Of reading
matter, OF 1.200 pages for the year.
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81. bouIa MarEai.

By TelegEapn.l st. LOUIS. DEC. Q.
CoTroS-Dull but UNCHANGED. .H
FLoUR R-DuH but unchanged: superdne
winter " l0g4 % XXX 81 8g9f75i family
f6 65B7 81.
WHEAT Dull and prices declined; sam.
pie lots OF No. red Winter 81 258I -; No.
/ red winter el 32al 80.
CoEH-U Unchangeds high mixed and yell
low scarce and Wantell mixed b3c: yellow
55c; white 5ftS95Sc.
OATs-firTner at 1204i-
BARLEX-Quiet and unchanged; prime
a0c,
RYE-Scarce and higher at 75c.
MHLs1xY-Firm ~ 67c.
PRoyIsIoHs-Quieta and unchanged park
ei90le p: bulk shoulders 71<471<; clear rit
ie49l0%i clear sides ll9llAi clear bacon
sides l5c.
LARn-Easier al liJ<al2e.
ho0s-steady at oa6Z,
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80 York d. aooda nnrrai.

~ Telegraph NEW YORK Dec. 3.
Dry goods are dull and prices nominal
Appleton A brown 6h6etings l8ct Lyman
4 l2tS; Augusta II1Si Confidential 9 1g5(
Cabot a llzi Atlantic V l05s, p 9b<. n 1fJs,
q 1915 Dleached Bheetings, New York
mills Dci Hope 4-4l2z; Pepperel 3 28c
As; 10 & f9ss ia 4fs prints very nrm
Dunnells w Puppies ~ sprague's i05<
Pacinc lie DeLatnes ltc; lpapeTiai reps l1c =
Victory cambrics - Garner q - SIS pa
per cambrics 31Ss common i036; htgh col-
oTS eagle stripes 10XMiic; MOmadnOck
bleached sheetlnRs &c.
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A LADY correspondent objects to
the commonly received idea that
women, through the deception Of
Satan, was the origin Of evil in the
world. SIZE says Satan was 6rst put
out Of Heaven, and that he is in the
image Of man.-the authority for the
latter statement shs fails to furnish
and that no one ever heard Of a wom-
en- being expelled from Heaven. Our
friend forgets that possibly none
were there to be expelled.
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FHAsKFoRT. Dee. ~. p coupon OF
1852 9lts-
ANTWEKr. Dec. 6--FstrOleuul heavy &C
50f.
LONDON, Uecenhes 0.-COnsols 90 for
money; e11f on account; Bonds quiet and
unchanged Stocks quieti Erie 115<s Illl.
nois Central Ill Great western g.
LIYERPooL, December o.--Cotton duh
ana the market unsettled QuOtatiuaH uu
changsd; sales 1000 bales. Br8adaiuna
drm.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10
EashVIlle Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, Dec. 3.
CoTrOS-Dull: low middiinR l81So.
BULK MEATS - Clear sides nc: clear
rib l05<c: shoulders TJ<c.
PORE-Rump tl5 per hbl.
HoGs-BG0J<c. =
LAMn-i2Ec.
CoRN-Eoc.
OArs-61A.
WHE EAT-fidl IS.
FLoUR-fi 50g6.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10

LONDON, December 7.-Bi3marck
considers that the delay in voting for
a new Constitution is working mis-
chief =