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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10
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~ Teiegrapb.l NEW YORK. Jan s..
CoTToH-Qniet; sales Of 1900 bales at2jEC
Z 7 III ddlin upiands
r OUR-R csipts 2,8H barrels. Flour e.
do ( aud deonning; = les OF SEQ bar.
rels at 81 % a 5 20 for supsrdue STATE
aud Wesieru; 70 23Q0 p ( r extra tate,
white wneAt extra: as 4Vn0 p for round
hooD Obtol $ 7oa0 so iOr Xtra -. Louis;
So 50aS 80 tor good ~ chotte do A: clos ~
uea y. kXe Flour gu e.; "a - OF so bar
res - 81 500 % CorDmezi gu e..
= HIsHY -Fttmer sales oi barrels
Yves cru al 81 o0sl - irte, closing sc the
WIZ tire eIp,s p GOO bushels. Wheat
IS dull aud slight y ia uyern 4 o Asiea
OF 8eO bushels ~ u Scr Tor No.
SprIn q 2S@l 3lH FOR WIN er RED ana
amner Yves eIn, FL 60 tor whits stale, 81 81
0l 30 fot " hite s~ilehIgap.
RYE Julie.
BAbLE .-NomIsa al.
BhI0iEE Mar Quies.
C&kS-buli aud Cropping; salo8 % $4,000
DtsIels az % a. ic tor new mixed Weetrtus
971ac Tor new white eouthe u, g70gSc Tor
new 20 thern yeiiOW, aud 81 81 Tor Nilu.
otled Hsstsrn mixed, and 81 % ior de iY-
oftu mlAtd y esi5ln.
AIS cstpts 900 bushels: mtrket
heavy sales OF % o bushels 40 BJ0G2Ls
Tor We%letn, 6ig66z4c Tor state.
RfCE-Du 4.
CoFgE Quiet.
SUGAR DAT. sales o. 50 ~hogsheats Of
CUBA at 10>sNIic
MOLASSEs-DuI.
PETROLEUaI-steady at IsS<c sor crude.
3yM830Ec Tor renD9Q.
hOPs-Unchanged.
WOoL-Moderateiy active: sales Ofl5O,019
pounds at 4705lc for domestic fleece, and
4594Sc for pulled.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole steady at 290alc
for BuenOs Ayres n RIO Grande.
LLNSEED OII-Steady at 92e93c tor casks.
PoRK-Heavy and dropping: sales OF 500
bbls It eZ7 75g28 so for mess; S25 o. for old
do; Ell CO825 20 for prime, aud SIS 90 for
crime mess; also 81 bbls new mesy, sellers
February. at S28 G0GIS %.
BEB-Quiet and steady sales OF 625 b6is
at 60 OCgl3 90 tor new plain mess, and gl00
81 20 for new extra mess. fierce Beef ID
quiet; sales Of IS tiercts at go 0O928 % Tor
tor prime mess. and s7 O0g30 % for India
moss.
BEEF H~A@s-DulI; sales OF 700 bbls OF
CUT MEATS Heavy; sales Of 40 packages
at llEglZc Tor shoulders, and l4@l5c Tor
hams.
MIDDLEs-Dul: sales of 50 boxes ut ifa
lAAc TOR Cumberland cut, and short ribbed
on privat~ terms.
aoGs-Dressed are quiet at ukgl21<c FOR
Western.
LARD-Heavy; sales of SEQ tferoes at I5A
@f6Ssc for steam, and I7esITZe Tor kettle
~renuered: also 1,75U t1trcss steam, sellers
February n March, at l6TGl7Hc.
BUTTER-A shape hrmer at I8839c for
Ohio and 35144c for state.
GHEESE-QUiet and steady at l011Rc.
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By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan.8 8.
FLOUR LESS active; IS 5095 90 for Spring
extras.
WHBAT-No. ] quiet s9as5c: No. 2 opened
hrmer, fairy active aud excited, win
sales at 77M078Ac; subsequently weakened
and ciuseu cay at T7T@77Mc: this nfe err
noon the market WIS steady az TIC cash:
7Stzc seller February.
C~oRN-FiImeF and &c higher; sales Of
NO. at SOL@T5c; ciosiug a. 7IM7IZc for
regular; no grade, new, 57950c; this auer.
noon The market WAS nominal at 7O@74c
for No ..
oATs firm ct 4o94lhc for cash; c,osing
quiet at 40
aYE-ModeTately sctive and steady at
CSC foT M. 2.
BAHLEY-Dull at 60aS5c for No 2
hIGHWINES-AlmOst nominal al 9l6gic.
sUeAR-llM8l2hc Tor common 60 choice
OreAus
pRovLsIoSs-Less active. Mes4 pork
opened firm and eZ1ife1 at SIS G0M2S 6gIS
buyer February; ST Y5G23 50 seller Feb
Tusry closing quiet anu easy at 827 90 cash;
81 70 seller tsOTuary. Lard firm. steady
and quiet at l6e. Cut meats firm anu
steady rough sides l2Me; short rib mldlles
$40; bellies I8c; dry sa ted shoulders IOks:
hams Dominai at IA ALIKE Ior green, and
Lbs ~ TOR sweet picked.
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From NORTH MISSISSIPPI. - a
friend representing one Of the live
wholesale houses of this city, writes
US from Iuka, Mississippi, under date
of January 9th, that the weather on
the line Of the Tennessee River, and
in Northern Alabama and Mississippi.
has, for the past ten days, been of the
most disagreeable character. During
the frat three days Of the New Year,
it rained- necessarily. and at the time
of writing the westher was %piercingly
cold.
He says there is less cotton along the
Tennessee River ready for shipment
than he ever saw. At least three.
fourths Of the entire cotton crop re-
mains in the hands Of the planters,
Who are holding for better prices.
Considerable snow had fallen at
Iuka, and there had been more cold
weather than ever before known ia
that latitude.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10

OPERA HoUsE.-The Berger Fam
iIy of Swiss Rell Ringers, who for the
past three years have constituted the
principal attraction of the Peak Fam
ily Bell Ringers. make their first ap-
pearance as an independent o~rganiza-
ton before an Evansville audience at
the Opera House, to night. Many of
our citizens viii remember the Ber-
gers when here before, and also bear
in mind their splendid music. Sol.
Smith Russell ia also with this troupe
and he is a host in himself. Tho
troupe is composed of ten aFtistes,
and they are, one and oil, accomplished
musicians aud vocalists. Nearly every
person plays on four different instru-
ments. For an evening Of rare en-
joymsnt go and see the Bell Ringers.
Seats can DO secured at Scots.
They will only remain three nights.
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HARD TIMEs.-During the prevail
ing scarcity of money, collectors have
g hard time, and are compelled to
resort to all kinds Of expedients to
raise money. Evansville is not alone
in the tightness of money, and other
cities share the same complaint. The
New Albany Ledger remarks that
" there are so many men in town that
are short that Tom. Thumb and
Commodore Mutt would hardly create
the slightest sensation, we're they 10
come here just new. Il is said that
Dickens would be astonished to see
the number Of artful dodgers de-.
7eloped BY the advent Of a gentleman
with a fle Of bills in his hand"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10

SKATINa.-Saturdsy night vas a
regular singer and no mistake.
The ponds and creeks around the
city we're frozen over and large parties
were out skating on the canal. Pigeon
Greek and Sweezer Pond. The ice
seems to be perfectly safe. and We
heard Of no accidents yesterday. IF
the weather continues cold to- day, We
expect that a large number Of young
ladies will also so skating.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10

BURaLARs.-We heard Of several
attempts Of burglars to get into houses
lately. On Friday night some chap
tried to enter a house on Chestnut
Street. between Seventh and Eighth,
aud on Saturday morning some per-
sohs tried to get into a house on Sixth
Street. The police will have to be
on the alert. Loaded reviewers kept
in a handy place in the house are
good protectors against the thieves.
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NOtIce TO CITY Tax.Payers.

Those Taxpayers who have not paid
their city taxes for the year 1859 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
timo | will have to commence a9ver-
Using ard selling property for nom
payment Of said city taxes. My Office
is next door to the Council Chamber,
on the corner Of Third and Walnut
Streets. JOHN GREEK.
dec30-td City Collector.
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ANOTHER MANUFACTURING 1TRM.
As we passed the saddltry store of
Steinbach, Wack & Co., on Saturday,
we noticed three big boxes. directed
TO H, C & Co, NV Yo k" This
at once struck US IS somewhat siDga
lar, and We went in the tor and
asked what il meant?" We were
tol ,, in reply, that it vas q shipment
Of City saddles that had been made to
order for Messrs. Hoover, Calhoun
& Co, New York. Upon further in
q%uiries, we learned that, during tie
month Of November last, two mem
hers of the above finn were il our
city. and alter looking through eur
saddlery stores. concluded tias they
could buy at Evansville and ship to
New York for less money than any
place else that they we're aware Of,
and they ct once gave an order for
quite a number Of saddles. This
marks another era Ia our business
history, and shows that Evansville
sells goods all the way from New York
to Texas. These saddles, we under
stand, will be reshipped from NewYork
to Georgia and South Carolina. along
the seacoast. Il seems as if it was .
long way to send for so Insignificant
and small 8 thing as a saddle. but it
is evidence that cur manufacturing
Establishments, not only in this branch
Of business but IN nearly all others,
can compete with the manufactures
IN the larger cities.
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REV. Mr.. HAMM0ND.-At a meet
ing Of the Ministerial Association, on
Saturday, the feeling in favor Of Sc
curing the services of the Rev. Mr..
Hammond, the great reyiva!ist. whose
Iabors IL Indianapolis brought forth
such good fruit, was so decided that
it was determined that no effort
should be left untried TO prevail upon
him to visit this city. An urgent re-
quest for his presence was written
out and properly signed by Rev. Mr..
AudrUs, Secretary Of the Association,
and John i. Glover and Daniel G..
Mark were dispatched a. special mes
sengers, bearing the invitation.
Messrs. Glover and Mark lefs on
Saturday at 4 P. II. for Cincinnati.
and were expected to confer with Mr..
Hammond, yesterday. and return by
the noon train TO day. If this ex-
traordinarily successful preacher can
be induced 10 come here, It is hoped
there will be 6 great religious revival
in our midst.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10

Council MEEFING.--Tke City
Council will meet in regular session
tonight, and important business will
be transacted. The Investigating
Committee wilI make their report on
the charges against Chief of Police
Roysson. It is very probable that
Mr.. Royston will offer some add.
tional testimony. We are promised
an interesting occasion, aud we pre-
sumo a large crowd viii be attracted
to the Council Room to.nisht.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Charley Kin.
kle was the only mourner on Sat-
urday. On Friday be took . couple
of glasses Of beer, followed shortly by
several bumpers of champagne, which
made him think be was Champagne
Charlie" He was Aned $25 30 for
being drunk and disOrderly, and els
moro for making the officers run a few
squares, when be attempted to
!" dodge them.
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aoaisylsie Ksraet.

s5 Tslesraph.5 LOUISVILLE. JAMS.
CoTroS-8ales Moderate mtddUnr. q3Lc.
.FLoUR-ModeraIe demand; extra fam.
lily, 50 20.
zoe. rye, roc.
IoBACCo-Unchangcd sales of 30 hOgs-
heacS tugs ats e087 JOi leaf, IS Oglt so
FkoYISIONS-Demaud fair aud "A shade
4rmer. Meas pork. GS 90. Bacon shaul-
deTs. 1910; clear rib, i8Zc; clear sides, leIc.
butk meats, shuu defs, llZc; Gear RIB,
l4Ac; Gear sidess l5Zc. Lara. lie. Hams,
E-uRaT.cuTed, DC.
WUTsKY-Unchanged at &c.
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CUTTING ICE.-The present cold
snap has formed ice several inches
thick in the various ponds surround
ing the city, and the ice men are
taxing advantage thereof to secure
ice. We noticed yesterday a number
Of men taking ice cut Of the canal,
between Eighth and Ninth Streets,
and we don't think it is fit for use.
We have passed by this particular
portion of the canal, almost daily for
several years, and we have sometimes
seen the water as green as grass. Hogs
have sought its filthy depths to val
low IN, and 1t Eas been made the
receptacle Of all the dead pigs, cats
and dogs in that vicinity. Only a few
weeks ago We particularly noticed this
water, and ii was then a regular goose
pond, and very impure. We believe
the city authorities ought to prohibit
the cutting of ice on any Of the filthy
ponds inside the corporation. In
Summer time, when We quaf a glass
of ice-watcr to allay our thirst. the
thought that perhaps that ice had
been taken from above the carcass of
J dead hog, dog or cat, would certain.
~ cause any one to feel squcamish."
What ice we do use. let Us have pure.
Every person in this city is interested
in this subject, and We feel certain all
will respond Amen"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10

SALT WELL BRIDeE-The bridge
over Pigeon Greek is almost COM
pleted, and if the contractors could
get about eight or ten good working
days, the structure would be COM
pleted. This will be a splendid bridge
when finished, and will prove of great
convenience to persons in that vicin-
ity living beyond the creek. 1t will
also be likely to add to the patronage
Of the street railroad.
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CLosED.-As a general thing our
saloons keep closed up On Sunday, and
such days as yesterday we're rather
hard on tho old soakers, who wanted
to "take suthin' warm 10 keep the
cold out"
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KashYIiIa Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, Jan. S.
CoTToE--Mafket firm; low ntddling
22Mc; good ordinary, IKE.
WHEAT-Red. 81 81; amber, 81 l5; white,
81 %.
OATs-70c.
COaH-Sl %.
RYE 81 %.
BAHLEY-Sl 20.
FL0UR-si 6os6 % tor supeIdne 10 fancy.
BAcoS-CIear SIDES, Eb4o; shoulders.
lee clty-cured hams &lo
LARD-lSC.
BULK MIATs-Clear sides, lbsfci cleaf
ribbed Sides, l5e: shoulders, &c.
NCMP PofsR-s&j 90.
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CHANGE OF STYLE.-In view Of tho
many so-called strengthening cor.
dial" that are being put up in imita-
ton Of Clouds I~nyigorating Cordial
and Blood Remover, DR.. II. w. Cloud
has issued q circular, to the effect that
on the fret day of July, 1870, he will
change the style Of bottle and entire
dress Of his medicine. making tho
package larger than heretofore. We
have been shown a diagram Of the new
bottle, which will be aectagonal in
shape, and will make q very attractive
vessel for this very popular msdicins.
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New ADvERTrsEMENT.-We take
great pleasure in directing attention
to the card of Thos. G. Smith & Co.,
produce and commission merchants,
to be found elsewhere IN this morn
ing's JOURNAL. Capt. Smith is one
of cur most worthy, enteTpIising. and
reliable business men, aud We cor.
daily recommend him to the coat
dence and patronage of dealers in the
Wabash, Ohio and Mississippi Val
lavs.
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SoCIABLE. - The Sooiable Of St.
Paur's Church will be held this even
ing at the residence Of NJ. Henning,
Esq, on Second Street. The mem
bers and friends of the congregation
are cordially invited to attend.
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AXES AND HoEs.-Messrs. j. G. &
J. G. Smith. have lately put ten new
.grind-stones in their edge tool works.
and are turning out at present Ave
dozen axes per day. This week they
expect to resume the manufacture of
hoes, and will make eight dozen per
day. We arc pleased to notice our
manufacturing establishments enlars-
ing their facilities.
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IA We learn that Miss Katie Pat
nam made quite an impression on our
greensboro neighbors. and played
nightly to good houses. Katie is a
fine artistic, aud Manager Browne ex-
poets TO return to our city at some
future time, with Miss Putnam and
the Star Company.
We notice By the New Albany
papers that the Company will open out
at the Opera House in that city to.
night.
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CoLD.-Tho weather yesterday was
bitter cold, but at night it appeared
to be moderatiag just a little. An
old weather prophet predicts rain by
this evening. WewoR't predict; we'll
wait and see.
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E~ T. C. BridweIl & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have q
foil stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American snd import
ed Perfumery. Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully con
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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VENIsoN.-Mr. Z. B. Waglsy. cor
ner of Locust and Second Streets, will
accept our thanks for a nice venison
ham. Mr.. Wagley received fifteen
fine deer on Friday last.
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GRAND JURY.-This body will meet
to-day, and will probably lay out
some work for the Criminal Court
this week. The Criminal Court is
also expected to convene to-day.
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Ry Cab,e.T LIVERPOOL January s.
eorroS-The market is quiet: middanE
INLAND, 1880; New Orleans, Il<d FalrR.
i6000 naies. California whits wheat S. I'd
red Western NO.. 2. s. Sd; red WinIer s. al.
Western Flour, rs %. Corn No 9 mixed,
2s Cd. Oats. - 90. Barley, s.. PORK, loss
Beef, l03s. Lard. 7e. Cheese, COS 81. Bscon,
Bls IaIinw. 44s Cd.
F~RASWFoAT, January - B0nds Ol161
9lM.
PABTB. January s. - Bourse Il nauc eud
IS cTntimeRs
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FOR SALE.

~aR Observation-Disclosures MAIN
STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egier property,
situated on the west corner Of
Sixth Streets. fronting lb% feet on Main
street and G5U feet on Sixth Street. Said.
property is offered tor sale at low dgHres
Oh easy terms. Apply to
J. 2. ELLIOTT g. son.
Real Estate Agents.
Corner LOspst 2 TAtrd streets.
les dtf
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HT Since the abolishment Of the
Board of Health, regular cemetery
nortsary reports should be made to
the Council at least once a month.
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PRAYER MEETING. - The Union
Prayer Meeting at Ingla Street
Church, on Saturday afternoon, was
not very largely attended, owing, no
doubt, to the exceeding GOODNESS of
the weather.
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DIARIEs.-We would say to any Of
our readers needing diaries for 1870,
that Messrs. Fish & Barter. No. 10
Main Street, have some very beautiful
and desirable styles. They also have
a very nice assortment Of good books.
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DR.. ]. W. COMPTON.

oEoe-Third Street. between Main and
Locust (front rooms over Judge I~slehsart'g
of5cel.
Rsaidsnes-on osz street, one door I. ON
the corner of Fourth ssd oak strestE
nova dam
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Rr Remember, when sou wish to
order any job printing that the jour
NAL Office cannot be exoelled in the
West. either for E~eatne5s or cheap
ness.
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tnM OrlannA nnrEet.

~ fslsgraph.l NEW O~RLEAgs. Ja1.s s.
cyrroS-Quiet; middlings aa2iToi sales
or 80 oales
hAY-Prirue, 81 81.
PozE-hiesR, exB.
Other articles @@sah 0'
GoLD-Q1H.
SgERLIN0-lQA.
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COMMON PLEAS little
Of Importance to the public took
place in this court on Saturday. This
is not an idle SQUIRT. however. for
Judge johnson puts business Through
at 4 lively rate.
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Hostile receipts Of hogs, last
week, were exceedingly light. The
prospects for this week are o
favorable. Mr. Akin expects to pack
about FIVE hundred this week. Prices
are still unchanged, and the market
may be quoted weak.
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Hemphts ssrKs..

~ releRl aph.l MEEPaIs. jan. S.
CorIoN.-Qufet a. 2ihc; receipts, l,279
bales; eXLOrLs, LII bales.
R-Stuperdne, p 90.
CoRE-80C1J&c.
OATS-65c
HAY-g27 O09e8 %.
BRAN-s2G 90.
PoRK-Sll4l2
LARD -lS0 i9o.
bulk Meats Shoulders noaiinal at ZEE:
sides, lBl<c.
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Fine Sforaa for Rent.

- second third, aud fourth stories. and
oue-halt az cellar, Of NO. 80, North First
street; IN the oos5 wholesale norton cf
this olty. zach store is Is by l41 + 81. four
stories high. with cellars B feet M Ibe clear
under eaeh stores finely flushed. Posses.
SION gwen l~mmediately. To good fenants
we VIII rent THESE aLoresTerv low
s. GILBERr & co.
AOl8sais GFOcers.
oe2 leL1 no II North hirst Street.
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p- Travel through this city IS
light at present, and the hotels com
plain of dull times.
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AooIDRNr.-An cid man, named
SHeeny, Who is badly pslsied, fell
down il the hold on tue staamerNor-
man, on Saturday, and ~was=Baily in
jared. DR.. Thompson vas called and
rendered prompt surg cal aid.
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a. The Newcombs will make their
first appearance IN this city on Thurs
day night.
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DAIAY JOURNAI
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1870.
CITY NEW s.

EGr The Louisville Opera House
Company are at Greensboro.
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EaT The best stock Of Domestic
Goods, Sheotings. &C., st lowest
prices, at
JAMS ScHAPKER. BussING & Go.
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"a The Evening Star Circle will
give a social Hop at National Hall
tomorrow night.
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pa See GILBERT G Co.'s adver-
tisement Of two of the best and finest
Stores in town fer Rent. oc29-tf
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n One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
jams SCHAPKER, BUSTING &Co.
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EoUR OFFICEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. w. SuANKLIN.
de2-tf
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You will End Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 05 ceBts. at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep2s
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Il. ~. Claim Agens.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT.
O11ce ln Main Street, etvee Third and
Fourth, No. e5< tower KeIIoE's Gun store,
Evansville, ID0. Eepl2, 80.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
important 10 steauboatmen.

Buck Pearson, late of the steam
boat Norman. desires all steamboat
men visiting this port, to call at the
BoQUET SALOON, Sycamore Street,
near Water, and have their licenses
renewed for 1870. 10 1w.
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The Dis
trics Teachers Institute met OF the
Upper Grammar School, on Saturday,
and 3 large number were in attend
ance. The session, VIC are informed,
was quite interesting. How to pre-
vent whispering in the school room =
was one of the subjects under discus
sion, and views were given By Prof.
Knight and Philip Bsker. Discus
sions on various other matters of ia
terest took place. and many of those
present stated their views and opin-
ions.
The programme for the next meet
ing, which will take place on the Sec
ond Saturday in February, is as fol
lows:
Physiology. J. ". knight.
Arithmetical and Geometrioal Pro-
erosion, II. B. Wood.
intermediate Geography. Miss Har-
grave.
Profit aud Loss. Mr.. O'Byrne.
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~~ Business, in a retail way, has
somewhat relaxed since the holiday
rush-and owing to the continued
scarcity Of money.