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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-21
DEATH IL AT THE DOOR.

n al these complaints the system evidently
sao~sA want Of red blood. and Mr.. Churchlil, 10
ms york on Diseases Of Females says "BessinS
10 mind that the blood 10 renaarkAbiy dedeient 10
red eorpssles, add the known property OF iron 70
correct THIS eostitaon, thsory suggests IL as the
mcs' 70 t> relied on, the best Of vhich 10 the c..
irA;s 81 Iron- CiuA,< Of Iron enters largely into
inio the eotn Posii.oa Q! Enziish Female Bii;4r.,
eetnessei -i;n powerful vegetable TONES % rare
ecA.4t.ss-
Arzo,x he mountains. Of Tennessee and the
Pitsy sooi. o! h!ssi..lppi, y found . certain
hAf9 al .E;y root. sh.eh hAs b>en 10 secret uss
r.A<s possfs n regglitiss mi restoring All fs-
nlAss s1sericx Ut. tcy kSeciion 81 tie somh.
fa.s ro.os ~ hare oh<s ss<, si'ng ia far test IN
rr'eiisris "a ths.s bsttefs. O:bsr Jassrful
ut~rlo< All general tosies also eater INTO IL,
eoapos.io.. We also .dd LsptandrA OF Black
b~ssls op<n-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-21
ENGLISH FEMALEBITTERS

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Fe.
male Regulator known, will cure all those com.
plants above mentioned in an Incredibly short
time. The Bitters ct once srouses, Strengthens
the womb 10 its natural condition, removing OBJ.
distinctions, relieving pam and regulating the
monthly period. Iondef stands q pale, fee lie and
lsnguid girl, just bursting into wornznhood; she
H. the pride OF all, but bark she silently steals
pickle, ears chalk % slate pencil no appetite
for food she turns with dull eye and seeks sol.
itude her eye no longer sparkles, her merry
laugh !. no longer heart ringing through the air
headache, palpitaiion, constipation, swim ming Of
the head. cold feet and hands, melancholy sne
has coated tongue, offensive breath, and a host
pfother evils too Numerous to mention.
When neglected all these SYMPTOMS become ag-
grAvaieds there Is sick stomach, heartburn, adark
line settles 1nder the eyes. the leg, and ankles
are swollen, the hair losses Is gloss and falls on
there Is btittieness and splitting the finger
nails, swollen abdomen, extreme ner.ousne -s
pains and aches, dry cough, hystericAl fits, rapid
pfostraiien and death n you, or any Of your
friends are thus afflicted, send 81 once for bottle
OF English Fc male Biiiers and BE- cured. Its Il.
fecis are magical nsueh complaints. surely no
mother VAL postpone and delay this duty until
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-21

DIR. JonN BULLS Principal Office;
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross street,
Lou1Svt11C. Ky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-21

For the speedy and permanent cure OF seminal
Weakness, the result of excess or youthful ndl-
and units the sufferer for business, society or
marriage. They can lie used wuhou, detection
or interference With business pursuits. and never
fail 10 remove nervous debility, loss of memory,
unpleasant dreans, weak nerves. headache ner'
vous trembling, general lassitude, dimness o. vls,
on, flushing Of the skM, which, " neglected wiz
urely lead on 70 other serious diseases. Tor when
esystefn 10 once affected, 10 canoo' recover with
help. ...
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CAIRO BRANCH
OF SIT. LOUIS.
OFFICE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK


q. N. HUGHES, Cashier First National Bank
JEWETT WILCOX, Prop'r. 81. Charles Hotel;
n. WARMER. n. H., Physician and Surgeon;
EDWARD BUDER, Off. \ W. Buder. Jewelers.
q. n. GREELEY. ProprN. Y. Store;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-21
MEDICAL.
You've MEN.

The experience Of years has dem on strated tn
fac, that reliance may be placed in the efficacy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-21
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are prepared from the prescription Of Dr. Robt.
Bell, an eminent physician OF many wears eS'
perience, and are not q worthless patent med.
cine. Dr. Bells specific remedy has been tested
for many years, aud 10 warranted certain cure,
no matter how bad the case may be. Hundreds
Of certificates can be shown. To secure the gen.
uine, enclose o. in letter and they will be sent
on receipt, secure from observation, by mail, post
paid, with rules and instructions that W insure
dress STEPHEN HAMLIN,
Gen'i Agent, 73T Broadway. n. ".
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22
R y e. e II &c " =


The only additional arrivals mp to
midnight were the Milbrey, from
Paducah, and the Rose Hite, Louis
vile and return. The Fayette, for
Cairo. Petrolia No. 2, for Henderson,
and the Alpha, for Nashville, depart
ed........The Milbrey came up late
last evening. light. with Captain
Dorsey Smedley on the roof. and
Fred. Huston in the Office. She
leaves at four P. NJ. to-day for East
port and all way ports."."..Ihe Rose
Hite did not arrive till Z P. NJ, and
only remained q short time here.....
The Fayette took out a good trip, Of
both freight and people."."."The Al
pha got an immense trip-all that
could be piled on her-and was com
PEELED to refuse a large amount Of
fered. Ragon, Dickey & Carson and
Lyon & Machen contributed very
largely to her caFgo..""...We learned
last evening, that the terms of the
sale of the Clara Scott were 1T the
rate of $4,000 for the whole boat.
One Of her chimneys was put up yes
terday. and the other will be raised
to-day, and the boat will leave on
Monday for Wabash Rivar""....Our
excellent friend Fred. Steiner, the
father of Tell City, may be happy
yet. Marconnier, the halter of this
city, keeps hats Of all sizes. and will
forward one of the proper size to Tell
City at once. We re-joice"""."The
weather continued mild up to mid
INTERCHANGEABLE river was about done
rising. 1t will be falling to-day......."
The Fanny Brandeis is on her way
here with 800 bales cotton..""...The
Richmond will be here on Tuesday,
and may be expected to leave for New
Orleans on Thursday.
Boats Leaving Toby.
For EAsTPoRT AND FLoRENCE.-
The good steamer Milbrey, having
excellent passenger appointments. will
leave for PASSPORT, Florence, and all
Tennessee way landings at 4 p. NJ,
to day. Capt. Dorsey Smedley, a vet
r officer, is in command. and Fred.
r. Huston, a regular old salt" is
her excellent clerk.
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River Dispatches

PfTTsBURG, Jan. 81. - Mononga-
hela falling fast, with-1l feet ) inches
water at Allegheny; 20 feet at Oil
City; 81 at Brownsville; Stage
water is Z feet and falling; at Green's
boro, stationary. 81 feet. Arsosy de-
parts this pm. for Cincinnati and
Louisville; r. G. Gray leaves to NOR
row for St. Louis; tow boat 0rmsby
departs to-day for Louisville, with
three boats and two barges, contain
ing So, 600 bushels Of coal. Freignts
very scarce; weather clear and mod
crate; thermometer 81.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l-NOon.-Ihe
river has fall 4 inches; 81 feet 3
inches in the channel. Weather clear.
Thermometer 45o.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2I-Port List
Arrived: Wild Duck, from New Or
leans; EdiDburg, from Evansville /;
Silver Moon, from Memphis. De-
parted: Wild Duck and Mollie Ebert,
for Pittsburg; Major Anderson, for
Wheeling. River 81 feet 3 inches 10
the channel.
LOUISVILLE, jan. 21.-Edinburgh,
Evansville to Cincinnati; Sallie, Gin
cinnati to New Orleans; Antelope,
from New Orleans.
River has fallen one foot. Weather
clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, Jan. 21.-Sam Orr, Evans
Vile packet. IL P. M; Mary Alice,
New Orleans to Pittsburg, 8 A. N. A.
j. Baker, Baton Rouge to Pittsburg,
IL A. NJ; indiana. Evansville to New
Orleans, Il NJ; Alice Dean. Memphis
to Cincinnati, 3 P. II ; Mississippi.
New Orleans to st. Louis, 4 P. NJ.
River rose 4 feet. Weather clear;
mercury A deg.
ST. LOUIS. January 21.-Arrived-
Colorado, Vicksburg; T. j.. Gill, New
Orleans. Departed-H. NJ. Shreve,
Red River. River stationary, with a
good deal of ice running. Weather
clear and mild.
MEMPHIS, January 81 Weather
clear and pleasant. Departed - st.
Luke, Olive Branch, St. Louis. Fanny
Brandeis 600 bales Of cotton), Kate
Kearney 0,300 bales), and Silver
Spray GOO bales), for Cincinnati;
Continental and Mollie Able, for
New Orleans.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

/. THE Loss BY THE FIRE.-Apprais-
ers were appointed yesterday to as
sess the amount of losses that had
been sustained by the different par
ties by the Main Street fire on Thurs
day night. The appraisers were not
able to get through their work yester-
day evening. The loss will be greater
than at first supposed. Mr.. Sellman
had fourteen second. hand sewing ma
chimes stored up stairs, which were
destroyed. There were also some
harness and a variety of other articles.
Gus. Jageman had a number Of
watches that were being repaired, and
in the hurry Of getting them out, a
lot Of the loose works were gathered
UP and thrown into a hat box: and
just as the box was about to be hand
ed out of the window, the bottom fell
out and the articles were spilled upon
the floor. It will be a very difficult
matter to correctly ascertain the ex-
tent of Mr.. Jageman's loss.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22
CITY NE S.
Republican County Convention

Al citizens of Vanderbureh Coun-
ty, who " sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts to iDaugurate economy, and
maintain, untarnished, 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 y o'clock PM, fer the purpose of
selecting delegates to attend the Re-
publican State Convention. at Indi-
annapolis, on Tuesday, February 22d,
$50. and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
By order of the County Executive
Committee. VIM. HEILMAN,
Chairman.
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TEfE NTARKE TS.


Gy r~elegraph.l NEW YORK. Jan q.
CorroN-Weak sales of 400 bales at 2jIc
for mtddllng uplands.
FLOUR-Recel pts5 rs bbls; market rather
more steady; fales OF 1900 nblB 40 Sc 5D0
4 50 for superiue State and Western, e5 100
50 90 for extra state, 81 5000 Is for Westerm,
IS 1916 3 for white wheat extra, u GOA
8 20 Tor r%ound-hoop Ohio, S. 5086 . for
extra st. Louis, and s. 25@5 for good to
choice do. including 1000 bbls extra state
for export at s. l585 p, delivered. Rye
Flour unchanged.
Com MEAL-MOre active.
WHIsKY-Heavy at 81 50 for western
WHE1T-Receipts 1000 bushels; lc better
and quiet: sales OF $500 bushels % 81 l6a
- i9r no. 2 spring. q Z2gl ~ ioT no.
western 81 s. for white State, and 81 rs
FOR ommon winter red Illinois.
.BARLET-More active; sales OF ], 800 bush .
els az s5c4sl o. for two rowed state 95c for
BARLEY AlALr-Quiet sales eli z, 900 BUSH
els State at 81 12LMl -.
CoKN-hecelpts, 4,l09 bushels; scarce and
l92c better; sales OF $1,000 bushels at g0eB
81 90 for new Western mixed 81 039I O. Tor
old do.i 81 o. for new yellow Jersey ana
Southern.
O~ATs-Receipts 5,8lO bushels: "a shade
drmer; sales Of $500 bushels al 58IG0e for
Western and Southern O2gt8c Tor State.
RICE-DulL.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Dufl.
MoIAssEs-Duil sales Of 100 barrels New
OrIeuu8 az 40 Sue.
HOPs-Ffrm at l802cc.
PETBoLEUG-Quiet.
LIEsEED OIL-Dull; 90 a92c IA casks.
TURPEgTISE-Birmer AZ 4jQ4j%c.
PORK-Steady and quiet sales Of 200 brls
at e27 00927 - for new mess; GZ3023 60 for
prime: S24925 prime me 8; also 1909 bris
new mess sellers March and May az
so 20 and so brls do seller 5 months 81
t27 81.
BEEF-Stsady sales OF CSC brls al sl0QI5
for new plain mess; el49l750 for new extra
mess; tierce beef drm sales Of 10J tlercfs
at s28g23 for prime mess; s29g3l FOR India
mess beef.
HAMs-Quiet ;saIes of 100 brls at s3l033 90.
NEW CUT MEATS-UnChanRed; sales $50
pkgs at llk9l2c for shoulders; H8l5c for
hams.
MIDDLEs-Steady: sales OF 400 boxes at
lac for Cumberland cut; l4ZMf5c for shot
rib; l5z for long clear: also, 100 boxes de-
lfverab- o az Chicago, at SIC for Cumber-
land cat; I4zMl6c for short rib l53 for
short clear; and 400 boxes deliverable at
milwaukee, at l3lXc for Cumberland cut
and short ribbed, on private terms.
L~ARD-EIruer; sales Of 2.6O0 Lerces az 10
0I7c for steam: I7H0I5Zc for kettle ren-
deredi also, J,00 ttercss steam, sellers
February and March at lbTgl7C.
BUTTER-Shade firmer; H93lc for Ohio.
CHEEsE--Quiet.
F~REIGHT3-TO Liverpool steady; ship
ments per steamer, $500 bushels wheat a.
SID.
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nnelnnas1 narant.

ny fs4raraph.I DIEOIENATI, jan Il.
FLoUR-Uuchanged; family s. 25G5 so.
WuEAT-Unehanged.
COHS-FIrmer: ear 76977c-
OATs-hirm at D045T.
hYE-Dull at CSC.
BARLEY-UHohangcd Spring 81 1901 20;
Winter Ell 250l 30.
COTIoN-UBcbaDged and firm at 2f6c.
ToBACCO-Steady sales Of30 hhda at 81 70
to tl3 5gfgr trash TO common leaf; receipts
light and demand goOg.
WHIsKY-Adyanced 10 O5c; sales Of 100
bble.
H~oGs-Opened dull, bat closed hrmer at
So IS 10 60 90: receipts 100 head.
MISS PORK SOLD at 81 0OM2I -, and
s27 so was asked at the close for standard
brands
BULK MEATS Firm bat quiet at Ma
1lLc and l5c for shoulders, clear rib and
clear SIDES PACKED, and &c less for loose.
BACON-In good demand, as regardsHtdes,
aud prices are higher; shoulders held at
out OF smoke; clear sold at l0Eci sugar
cured hams l5%MlyMc aud dull.
LARD-SOid At 1879 for prime steam, and
Kettle ~ i6Mc and dull
B"UTTER-Dnll at 25931c.
EGGs-2jc, aud duil
OILs-Linseed quiet 80 zoe. Petroleum
Basil for refined.
sUGAR-Flrm; New Orleans IlctO lac
C~OBFEE-steady At I8c 20 bic.
GOLD-120M buying.
EXCIAHGE-FIrm at par buying.
MONEY-Market steady
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
Ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week, ending January p, as
appears by the County Auditors Records:
Morris s. Johnson to George Liant, Lot
63, Upper Enlargement, for 81, 800.
AIVah Johnson to- Geo. Liant, Lots24 and
., in Block 8. Southern Enlargement, for
jacob Adler to simon Well, Lois II, IS
and II, in Block 48, Hsidslbaeh & Elsas'
Enlargement, for SI,0c0.
John F.. DannatteII to Amelia u. UzeI,
part Of Section p, Township ., Range 10,
Louis UzsI to John r. Dannatteu part of
Section p, Township 5, Range 10, for $500.
John Shanklln to Louisa Auck, Lot IS,
r ock II, ShankIin's Enlargement, for 500.
Benjamin McCOoI to d. G. Keller, soutn-
west quarter, northwes quarter, Section
33, Township :, Range IL, northeast quar-
ter southwest quarter. and northwest
quarter, southeast quarter, Section 20,
Township 6, Range 8, Tor 5000
Abraham Brown and Thos. u. Garyin TO
VIM: Lockyear, Lots 43, "a, 2? ana ~, in
Block ,, GarvIn and Addition,
for $500.
John A. Reitz to A. Simpson, Lot Q,
Block Us, Lamasco City, for 1892.
John Collins to Ed Leroy Brown, Lot 5,
subdivision of the north halt of the north
west quarter, OF Section 8, Township Z,
Range 10, for $500.
Isabella a. Hopper to Samuel Orr, Lot 3
and part OF Lot 2; also parts OF Lots 4 and
8, in Block ., Greekville, for $3.50.
John VOgle to Julia Haas, part of Lot 3,
Block z, ParrettS Enlargement, for SIOe.
Charles Hempel to William R1man,
northeast quarter of the quar-
Ter of Section 3, Townships J, Range IL also
the east half of the southeast quarter of
the northwest quarter, dissection 3, Iown-
ship 5, Range II, for $1,000.
David EIkins to William Alexander,
Part OF Lot ], Block II, Lamasco city, for
S457.
John J. KIeiner to George J. KIeiner,
Lot Is, In Block 4, Hubbardis Addition /;
also part OF Lot 10, Block /, said Addition,
for $1,000.
Mary Northern TO WiIlie Atkinson, part
o. Block SO, Lamasco City, for $500.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

CoMMIssIoNERs.-The County Com
~missioners adjourned last Tuesday, to
meet this morning. for the purpose of
taking action in regard to the propo-
sition for the employment of Parrett
& Shackelford to prosecute Messrs.
Bisch & Rheinlander. We under
stand that it is doubtful if Commits
sioner Barker will be able to attend,
as his part of the county is overlooked
by the high water, and it is supposed
that be is busy looking after his pro-
perry. He may be present, however,
Notwithstanding.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

GoLCoNDA.-We find upon our table
a view, executed in water c%olors, of
Golconda, the county seat Of Pope
County, Ills taken from a point on
South Hill, a local name applied to
an eminence situated to the south of
the city. The view embraces the city
and some of the attractive features of
the surrounding country, including
the river and islands, and is executed
in good style, and seems in the main
to be correct. It may be interesting,
to at least that portion of our readers
who are not familiar with the geog-
raphy of the lower country, to know
that Goleonda is situated on the west
bank of the Ohio River, in the State
of Illinois, 120 miles from this city,
and eighty miles from Cairo. The
place has long been known as a grain
shipping point, and has within a few
years taken considerable prominence
among Ohio River towns. We learn
that the city was incorporated under
a special act in 1865, and now CON
tains a population Of little less than
1000. The people are enterprisiDg,
aud support one good newspaper, the
Herald, literally. The town is gen.
orally we'll built, and in the resident
portion there are many elegant edi-
fees, and attractive grounds. 1t con-
tains two churches-the Presbyterian,
an elegant brick-a furniture factory,
a carding mill, and several saving and
Touring mills, and many fine business
houses. All things considered, Col
conda is certainly one of the most de-
lightful places on the river between
this city and Cairo.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Fourteen hogs
heads of tobacco were sold yesterday,
by Martin, Gardner & Co., at the EV-
a~nsville Warehouse, as follows: one
hogshead frozen Trash, 50 60; one
hogshead frozen Lugs, 50 80; six
hogsheads common Lugs, at s. 10,
So 20, So As, So 70, So so and 50 50;
two ~hogsheads good Lugs at Sc 80
and Sc So; three hogsheads common
Leaf at 81 so, 81 20 and So so: one
hogshead medium Leaf at $11.
Should the steamer Evansville ar
rive in time, they will have a sale
this morning at the usual hour.
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Ecmpnls MarEet.

~ telegraph MEEPHIs. jan. ~.
CoTvrOE-Quist az 2iLc; weeks receipts.
lO,0O7: Week-s exports, 0,Si2; exports tO-ohy
152 bales.
FLOUR-SuDSlnue s..
CORN-S3 $500.
OATE-10c.
HAY-sGJaW
y
MISS DIRK -e23a2A.
LARD-lGglSc.
BULK MEATs-shouiders NE sides ly+c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The case
Of Jarrett VS.. Short was continued
yesterday, and viii be taken up again
to-day.
In the afternoon, the case of Moses
Kahn VS.. Henry Brown and Fred.
Holdshire was called up and proceeded
with, but was not concluded. This
is an appeal case, from before Justice
McTernan, and is a suit to recover
damages caused to plaintiffs corn by
the defendants hogs.
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So. Louis RarRot.

By Te cgraph.I ST. LOUIS. a n.
T~oBACCo-In good demand at full prices.
COTTON-E1rm n Ia good demand NJ
2iMMZ5c for middling.
Hmm Steady 40 tl2J0l7j for uudreascd
aud E22j6Zig for dressed.
FLOuR-FlrIm for cow grades, bat bu yera
are holding or Tor naviRatlOn 70 resume
below extra, - 4Oe1 7js Ky, s. 20 ky
10 family, S. b0gb %
wHEAr-Quiet; No. 2 Spring in elevator,
03c; No. 2 red fall slgl Oh; NO. }, 81 l2z
choice, 81 2lal .
CORN-SteadY ana firm mixed, 7597Jes
prime white, SOC; choice, b406IZc.
O~ATs-Slow al zoe Ia bulk, ana 5l@53c for
sacked.
BARLEY-Nothing doing.
RYE-Firm at SOC for prime.
GROCERIES-Qutet and unchanged.
WHIsR1-Steady az 8IMB83c.
PROVIHI0Es-A shade nrmer. Pork tZ1B
SZ7 80. Dry salt shoulders, lie; clear rio
sides, 1l%c; clear sides. l5c. Bacon shout
dery, &c; clear sides, l6Zc; clear rib sides,
Ice; susar-cured hams, l6Ze.
IARD-Dulls prime ste tm, lDLc.
HOGs-In good demand: marKet stln-r
at Il 5'G9 20 Tor light To heavy.
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Rnrhet.


By Cab,e.l LoNDON, Jan. 20.
ConsolF, for money, w; account, 500
0zM. American securities quiet; 6.2la, 'bXs.
s7Z; fG5s. old, 66I f67g, SO; l6-4Os, Bit<. Erie.
1871; illinois Central, I01; Great Western,
70.
PARIS, January 2L-Bourse firm 70 francs
and So cPntlmes.
FRANKFORT. January 2l.-B0nda firm
sales for the week. lO,i00; exports, 1909;
I5j. 90; receipts FOR the week, O2.C01; AmerI.
can,5 5000; quantity aGoat, 2i2,OOg; Amert-
an. Ill 900.
LIVERPOOL, January n. - Cotton mar.
ket TO day sttadyf sales Of 1900 bales mp
landF, at u1sd; Orleans, lJSd. AT Mali
chester the market was hrm- Wheat, % I'd
@9s Sd for California whites IS Sd; for red
Western, ard IS 7d for red receipts 81
fers AmerIcan. Western Flour. al. corr.
No. 2 mixed, 2Ts Cd. Oats, - 6d. Barley.
6. Peas, 3is I'd. Provi8ions, Pork has "a
declining tendency al los o.. Beef, l02s.
Lard. G9s. B8con, $50. Cheese, firm Al ne.
spirits Petroleum IL Ga for refined.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT STRING
TowN.-An extra session of the Dis
trict Teachers Institute will be held
at Mr.. Davidson's school house, in
Stringtown, to-day, and. from the pro-
gramme of exercises selected, an in
teresting occasion is anticipated
Prof. j. w. knight will conduct the
Institute. An omnibus will leave
the corner OF Main and Second
Streets at eight o'clock this morning,
to convey all teachers desiring to at.
tend.
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Nhlcago NnrheE

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Jan. 81.
FLoUR--steady for low aud medium
grades; high radss dull; sales or Fpilug
extrns at G3 ag5 90
WmEAT-Firm aud excited; e higher
sales Of No. az see. aud No. 2 at b)NSlc,
closing hrm at bOLc; this afternoon the
market was active but irregular at t0Lc,
cash, and SJI4c sellers February for = .. 2
CORN-Quiet and holders firm; IM8Zc
higher on NO. 2, and 6gGc on new: sales OF
No. 2 ut 50I@71Lc for regular and fresh
receipts: new at hbaGIc, closing a. 73015Hc
for No 2, and C99B7c FOR new this after
noon Nc. = was nOulnaly 13c.
OATs-Firm and &c higher, ranging at
40Ln4ic tor No. 2, closing at 4O54c.
RYE-Moderateiy active and firm 293c
higher; sales OF No Eat 72473c, closing
firm at 73s.
BARLEY-Dun T4gS7c Tor No. 2.
HIGHWTEE5-EIra and eXCifeds lc htgh~
er, ranging at e3c for wooden and Sic for
iron bound. closing firm.
SUGAR-llAt31sc for common 10 choice
New Orleans.
PRoYIsIoNs--Less active, but drmer.
Mess pork quiet and zoe higher; sales at
81 50. cash, 81 7jQ2S 90 buy rs' January,
and ~ OO, buyers February. Lard firm
and steady.
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louisville AnrBet.

By leiegIGDh.l LOufBVELLM Jan. ~.
COTIoS-sales OF q bales mlddIing NJ
&c.
FLoUR-Quiet; extra family ej 90.
WHEAT-Red, 81 %; white. 80 10.
CORE-03d00c.
OATs-G3865c.
RYE-93c, including sacks,
TOBACCO Quiet u nrm saies Of 90
bids Tugs at tGWS %; leaf. t90I Ed.
PRoYlsIONs-Quist and nrm nae 3 pork,
SIS 90.
Professionalism, I3Ec; clear rib sides,
l6Hc; clear sides, l6Ic.
BULK MEATs-Sh0uldegg HE: clear rib
sides, l5e; clear sides, bhc; sugar cured
hams. zoe.
LABD-l1C.
WHIsKY-Advaneed to 0ie9jc.
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PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to
meet, yesterday, DR.. w. Fl. A. Lewis,
formerly of this city. Mr.. Lewis has
resided in Kentucky for a number of
years, but is more lately from st.
Louis. We are glad hat he finds ii
pleasant TO return to the scene of his
boyhOod days, and hope he may meet
with the success his merits deserve.
DR.. III. W. Cloud left yesterday
evening, for jacksonville, KY, and
will be absent about a week. on a
visit to a number of friends in that
town.