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take the Judges own figures, compnt-
ing $76for the Bounty report for Which
charged only $6S II. Again--sun-
dry charges for preparing bills for the
LEGISLATURE, going to indianapolis
Commissioners not considered me
competent, they would not have en-
trusted noe with such matters.
again defy the learned Judge to show
where any such duties are imposed
on me as Auditor, or why the Board
had not the right to employ and pay
me for said services.
But it would take up your whole
paper to go over his entire Dill OF par
tieulars. The above are fair speei-
mems of his ignorance, malice and
misrepresentation. Ii he intended
to treat me or the public fairly, in
stead Of publishing his bill Of partlcu-
lars, and claiming that L owe the
whole of it generally, he would point
out why was not entitled to partlc-
ular items or portions of them, and thus
enable me to meet his accusations.
It is. of course, easy enough to claim
that I have $4,000 of the county's
money-easy as lying - but to
specify, would put him to
some trouble. For instance, if
he should rest upon my charge as
Librarian, or for making maps, or for
my services for appraisement of real
estate, or on the Board of Equaliza
ton. or for enumeration Of soldiers
families. or for issuing subpoenas. or
for making appraisers record the
second time, by special order of the
Board; or upon any of the other
items, l would at once be able to
publish the facts and the law which
iustifes the charges. But so much
fairness as this Is not to be expected
from the criminal Judge. l leave the
Judge for the present, and to the tu-
ture-to that dag of retributt0n which
he most unwittingly invokes.
VICTOR BIsCH.
Evansville, Feb. l, 1870.
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THE MARKETS.
aew Ee7R EarEol.

BY Telegraphl NEW YORK. Feb. I.
CoTToN-Dull and heavy; sales Of 2,0O1
bales at 25lSc for middling uplands.
FLouR-Receipts, 923 bbls; heavy and
without decided change; sales, 1900 bbls
at 81 6044 65 for supeIhne State and
Western; IS 25G6 90 for extra State
s. 05g8 Is for extra WESTERN; s. 80G6 40
round-hoop Ohio; IS 5096 25 for extra ST.
Louis, and IS 25g8 so for good to choice do.
Rye 1iour quiet and heavy sales OF go
barrels at 500.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Heayy and lower; sales Of
go bbls at 9S9gS}5c for Western free, chiefly
WHEAr-Receipts 2.64s bushels. gbe
market opened firm, and closed lac bet
ter, with q moderate export and milling
demand: sales of 5000 bushels at 81 1870
Y for No. 2 Spring, the latter Price toT
choice delivered; 81 q for common NO ]
western; 81 40 for white Western.
RYE-Quiet
BARLEY-DuH; sales of LOCO bushels two
Towed state al SIC.
BARLEY hfALT-Quiet.
CORN Dull and heavy; receipts 4,50O
bushels; sales OF 25,0O0 bushels at eS990c for
new mixed Western; SIC for new yellow
Southern 81 029l 03 for new " hlte South
eTn.
OARS Firm and in fair demand receipts
s 80 bushels; sales of 1900 bushels At 511ac
for Western and 58960c for state.
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 700 hhds Cuba
at Cyclic
MoLAssEs Quiet: sales of go barrels of
New Orleans at 70G76Lzc.
PETRoLEUM-Qutet at l6549lTc for crude
and Sic for refined.
HOPS Firm at lS923c for American.
LINSEED OIL-Steady al S0493c.
TURPENTINE-Qui at 4612947c.
PORK-Dull aud lower; sales Of 90 bar
rels at S26 5O,G29 for new mess; E259g23 ~
prime and S24g26 prime mess; also 100 bar
rels new mess seller February and March
$26 go; stock old and new, 37,775 barrels
last month 2l,769 barrels, last year S5,625
barrels.
BEEF-Tierce quiet; sales OF 40 t.erses at
S259S2prtne mess; S27d3l India mess beef /;
hams quiet sales OF 100 barrels at S2S932
for new.
Cur MEATS Dali; sales Of go packages
at llI9@l2c for shoulders, and l4599l5%c
Tor hams.
MIDDLEs-DuH; sales of I25 boxes at 14o
for Cumberland cut, ard l5c for short
ribbed.
HoGs-Dreesed steady at ll919l214c for
Western.
BEEF-Steady sales of zoo bbls at $40 OO9
SIS 90 for new plain mess, Sl4 009lT SO for
new extra mess: stock of old and new,
2l2iO packages: last month, 2I,769 pack
ages, last year, So, 5I2 packages.
DARD-HeaVy ana lower; sales OF oOO
tierces at l5H@l614c for steam, and 1910
l72c for Kettle rendered: also $50 t1eEcCs
steam, sellers March, at 1910.
BUTTEK-Steady.
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CINCINNATI MEETINGs.-N1uch has
been said about the revival meetings
held at Cincinnati recently by Rev.
q. P. HAMMOND, now laboring in this
city, and it has been asked what have
been the permanent effects Of them.
On this subject the Times of that city
says:
Considerable speculation existed
especially among those who had no
sympathy with the meetings that have
been held for a number of weeks past
as to what the Union Prayer Meet
ing would be this morning, particu-
larly as to whether, in the absence of
Mr.. Hammond, the attendance would
be as good, and the same interest
manifested.
For the encouragement of the
Christian portion of the community,
and to the chagrin, we trust, of the
scoffer, we are rejoiced to say that the
meeting this morning was not only
well attended, but there seemed to
exist an increased interest.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO COMMIT
SUICIDE.-Mr. Boehmer, the old
gentleman that recently tried to
drown himself, and since that time
tried to cut his throat with a razor
made another attempt at suicide yes
terday. He tied his hands together
and jumped from the steamer Fanny
Brandeis, but did not sink, and was
rescued. We also understand that
he had fastened some lead to his legs,
to cause him to sink. when taken
out of the water he was senseless, and
life was nearly extinct. He received
the proper attention. and shortly
began to show signs of returning con
seriousness. He was taken home.
This is the fourth attempt, we be
lieve, that Mr.. Boehmer has made to
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JhicagO Market.

By Telegreph.l CHICAGO, Feb. 1.
FLOUR In fair demand at SO G095 % for
Spring extras
WHEAT-Less active; No / quiet at S7150
S8c; No. 2 advanced 54Glc; ranging at eO%
aisle; closing at 80549Sic; this afternoon
the market was unsettled at SIG cash,
S25zc sellers March.
CoRE-Old &c lower; 711z@72c for fresh,
and 70g7lc for regular; closing at 70%@7lc
for regular; new lZ@l1Sc lower; closing
steady at 529521Ic; This afternoon No. 2
was dull at H.
OATs-More active and 10 higher; sales
OF NO. at 3S6g38j4c: closing az 387a G38Ac.
RYE Quiet and firmer az 69Zc Tor No. /,
and 67@G5c for No 2; closing firm az Csc.
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal at 70975c
for No. 2
HIGHWINEs Firm and steady and 1c
higher; closing firm at 92c.
PORK Mess fairly active and Csc lower F;
S2j 70 cash, S96 p buyers and SO IS sellers
February, and s26G26 % sellers March.
LARD-Steady and in fair demand at l5c
cash, and 155<c sellers last LaIf OF March.
HAMS-Sweet picked hams at l3%c.
CUT MEArs-Dry sailed shoulders Ice
loose.
HoGs-Dressed dull at Sl0Gl0 so; closing
steady at s10 Is; live dull and 20925c lower.
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tiEclnBatf Earget.
ag 1,eLesraph.l {

8g 1'eiesraph.l UIEUlENATI. Feb. L.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Unchanged.
CoTToR-Dun and &c lower; middling,
2414@241zc.
TOBACCO-Firm and in good demand
sales of II bids al S6924 90.
WHIsKY-Dull and dropping; sales at
Ole; no buyers at better than $50 at the
close.
HoGs-DuIl and lower at So 1898 so for
live and SO 509ll 90 for dressed; receipts,
1900 head.
PROvIsIoNs-LOwer generally and unset
tied. Mess Pork is offered at Sc so; nc
buyers. Bulk Meats nominal at 1917, IA and
141ac. Bacon is offered at l214, Az, and
1554c; and clear rib sides sold aL lie; de-
mand light. Green Meats 10, IL, and l4c
TOR shoulders, sides, and MANS.
LARD-Is offered at l5Ac for steam, and
l6Gl6Hc for kettle, but hardly any de-
Dland.
BUTTER Unchanged and dull at 28G32c.
EGGS-2lG22c shippers count, and DC Sc
lected; closing firm, and the supply light.
CHEESE unchanged and dull.
GOLD-l2I buying.
EXcHANGE-DulI, and lilo discount buy
ing, par selling.
MoNEY- The market is easy at SaIO per
cent.
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First pzinaur9t-Miss H. Tabor and Hiss
Krepner, Upper Building: Miss Matte
spence and Miss Eaton, Ninth street,
South Side: Miss Belle Graham and MISS
Grant. Ninth Street. North Sidei MISS
Weld and Miss Tolbert, corner DIVISION
ond Ninfb Streets: Miss Carrie Wach. cor
ner Fourth and Vine streets; Miss Lilly
and Miss Ioor. Lower Buildtngi MISS
D0ueherty and Miss InWood, Park.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Second P5-intaTy-Miss Sarah Mcfarland
and V. Mcfarland, Upper Building; Miss
A. Wach and Miss Nancy, Ninth street
Soutb: Miss N. Weld and Miss Reno, Ninth
Street. North; Miss Conn and Miss T0iberti
corner Division and Ninth; Miss McJ onn-
sion. Ingle Street; Miss Forsytbe and Miss
Riley. Lower Building; Miss Rahm and
Miss Gerhart, Park.
CoLoRED sCHooLS-N0NDAY MORNING.
Upper School, Mr.. Townsend and Miss
Wilson, corner Chestnut and Fifth.
AFTERNOON.
Lower School, Mr. Geo. Jackson, Clark,
between Third and Fourth
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81. honls aaFket.


By ye,egrGph.i ST. LOUIS. Feb. ].
ToBACco-Is in brisk demand at full
prices.
Co~ToN-Declined to 2l@24Ao.
EEMP-0nly in local demand and I'M
changed.
FLoUR-Low grades scarce and flrmer
superfine sold az 81 2594 40; extra 81 SOC
4 70; Xxx S56g5 p; family 5697 so.
WHEAT-SlOW and unchanged; No. In .
spected Spring &c; 10. do. CSC; No. red
FAN 81 03gl OF; No. do. 81 lO@l I215; choice
to fancy red and white 81 2O@l 371&.
CORN-Best GRADES 1g2c higher; mixed
In bulk at 62G67c; mixed and yellow sack
ed 75G77c: white SS0l69c.
OATS-fiTmer and more doing at 18649c
In bulk, and 53G55c sacked.
BARLEY-Uncnanged ST o. for Illinois
and 81 059l 2j for prime to fancy Mime.
sofa.
/ RYE-Dull and lower, at 75a80c.
r. WHIsKY-Dull at 93c.
GRoCERIES-Dul and unchanged
PRoVIsIoRs-Opened steady, but advices
from other points depressed the market,
and only small business was done; Pork
in small lots at 2714@275Sc; dry salt Shout
ders, lie: clear rib, I4%c; clear SIDES, l5c
Bacon shoulders, PIC; clear rib, Ice; clear
sides, l61Ic.
LARD-NominaI, at l59IGc for steam and
kettle rendered.
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FIRE IN CENTRE TowNsHIP.-A
house belonging to Mrs. Jane Swope,
in Centre Township, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning.
The loss will fall quite heavily upon
Mrs. Swope. as she had no insurance
upon the property. The fire was &C.
casioned by defective fue. The
family lost all their furniture, wear
ing apparel, &c. A smoke house ad-
Joining the building, containing all
the Winter provision for the family,
was also destroyed. This was a pecu-
liarly destructive fire.
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CITY NEW s.
RennbIIean ConntY COnTenlIon

All citizens Of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, who sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy, and
maintain, untarnished, our National
credit and honor, as we'll 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 II o'clock PM, for the purpose of
selecting delegates to attend the Re
publican State Convention, at Indi-
annapolis, on Tuesday, February 22d,
1870, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly como before the
Convention.
BY order Of the County Executive
Committee. WIN. HEILMAN,
Chairman.
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commenced, aud all who desired the
prayers Of Gods people, to rise, when
about two hundred and fifty persons,
young and old-from the child up to
the gray headed old man-stood up.
He then asked all the children who
had come to Christ and had given
themselves TO Him, to come upon
the platform, having first been exam
ined By q minister as to their ground
Of faith; and in little time the whole
platform was crowded. After some
conversation and prayer with them, the
children were dismissed and went
to their homes. But hundreds of
adult inquirers and Christians re-
NAMED for conference and prayer, and
after the clock struck ten they still
fingered in the house of God. The
feature Of the wonderful work is, that
it is quiet, and apparently free from
undue excitement. There was no
loud or boisterous demonstrations.
but earnest work and prayer on the
part of Christians, and deep feeling
and tears on the part of the serious
and convicted. Evidently the work
Of Monday night had deepened and
widened, and had taken hold of the
hearts OF muItitudes of our people.
The meetings tonight, and for the
remainder of the week will be held in
Trinity Methodist Church. Those
who expect to find vacant seats will
have to go to the Church at an early
hour to. night.
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EGropean karkeI.


By CabIe.l LONDON, Feb. 1.
Consols, 921< American securities quiet;
-4Oss 8415; '62s, S654; 'b5s, 865S; '67s, S555.
Eries, 291z 1. c., lG3
LIVERPOOL, February Lection irregu-
lar; uPlands, Il1z9I9sd; Orleans, 1lszd /;
sales, l0,0y0 bales. California white wheat,
9s; red Western, rs Sd@7s 81; Winter,
IS 5d@8s Cd. Flour, 2ls Cd. Corn, 28s ga.
Oats, Peas, and Barley unchanged. Pork,
Bacon, $751; The receipts of wheat for
three days have been 5000 quarters, all
American.
FRANKBoRT, February 1.-Bonds closed
6rm at 81.
PARIS, February I.-Bourse closed firm
at 70 francs and IS confines.
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CRIMINAL CoURT. = The case OF
Chip Hunnell, for assaulting John
Thornton, was concluded yesterday.
The evidence was somewhat weak
and conflicting. The jury sentenced
him to pay fine of one hundred dol
lars. Hargrave prosecuted, and DENLY
and Shackelford appeared for the de-
Tense. Able speeches were made to
the jury.
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DIED.

ETHERIDGE.-Nea GRANVILLE, Illinois,
on the 24th ultimo, after o short illness,
Mrs. ELLEN, wife of JOB II. Etheridge, and
daughter Of our fellow townsman Charles
Jones, Esq.
the funeral address delivered by Rev. +.
Liileston, after which the burial took
place at the GRANVILLE buria!-grcunds.-
GFdlUILLe IgtCteDeaoent
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MARREED.

FUHRER - MILLER. At New Har-
mony, en- Tuesday morning. February LIST.
by Rev. w. Il. Erwin, LEON FUHRER, Of
Mt Vernon, TO LAURA MILLER, Of New
Harmony.
The happy pair arrived here yesterday
evening, accompanied by q number OF
their friends, ana received the hearty con-
gratulations of many of their acquaint-
ances IN this city.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. j. D. Catch left
yesterday on trip to the East.
Claude G. DeBruler left yesterday
for Cincinnati. We understand that
Claude goes to the Queen City with
the intention of pursuing the study of
Photography, SO as to fit himself prac-
tically to fulfill the duties of reporter
and correspondent He has our sin
cere wishes for brilliant future.
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- Eliannlorn.-

PITTsBURG, February 1.-NOnOngaheln
falling slowly, with feet Inches. Ale
enemy teet 1ncuesi ct Greensboro sta
ti0nary, with feet-snoWlng; at Browns
vile stationary, with ieet-suOWiug; 90
Oil CITY, 50 inches and falling slowly
SHOWING. n arrivals. Dependencies
Wall, for st. Louis, with ne gda rlte load
and engagements below. The Arlington
departs about 4 O'CLOCK with 5J0 tons OF
freight ana 8 small list OF passengers. Tue
Julia departs al O'ciocE lOr GAINESVILLE
Business on the wharf is quiet. Weather
cloudy. COnsIderl bic snow fell last night.
Thel mometer u.
CINc1NNATI, Feb. I.-Arrived-Robert
Burns, from Memphis Glasgow nom
Nashville; Norman, from EvansVIilei
the America failed 10 arrive last night
and is not here yet; Emperor, from y eW
Orleansi II. r. Hudson from Wheeling.
The river has q feet water In the channel.
Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. mo arrivals or de-
partures, outside the local packets. Ihe
river is oeclt a1ng, with l3 feet water in lnc
weather Is clear and mid.
CAIRO, February Port LIst.-sam. j.
Hale, Memphis TO Cincinnati, 10; 6len-
dale, St. LOUIS to Cincinnati, l0; Rubicon,
Vicksburg to st. Louis, H. Lady Pike, ST
Louis TO tennessee RIVER g asm,; Petrol,
Louisville to st. Louis, o. Nick LOnuWOrth,
rev orleans TO louisville p.rn-i Hope
St Louis 10 PIttsDurg, s.: Quicksteps ElV-
ansville packet, z; Colorado, st. Louis Cd
Memphis, q. River fell inches. Weather
clear; mercury 40.
ST. LOUIS. February H. Arrived = Bon
Accord, from Mound City; Belle Memphis
nom Memphis. Departed 70 Canada, FOR
Madison; Kate Kearney and st. Johns,
for KeOEuk; w. r. Arthur, Tor New Ore
leans; ST. Joseph, for Memphis. River
falling SLOWLY. Weather clear and warm,
NASHVILLE, February 1.-River falling,
with 10 feet On Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair. Arrived Alpha, from Evansville;
John Lumsdeu, nom Cairo. Departed #
Alpha, for Evansville.
MEMPHIS, February l.-Weather clear
and pleasant The river has risen two
inches below the mark '67. Arrived-Ma-
genta, from New Orleans. Departed
bales OF cotton, 10 Cincinnati; Alton, 20
Vicksburg; Mississippi.
NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-Arrtved-
Mc5ill, Bismarck and Pey tOua. Departed
La Barge and Continental.
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Louisville HaFket.
By Telegraph.I
LoUIsvILLE. Feb.

by Telegraph,l LoUIsvILLE. Feb. 1.
ToBA CCo-Active; sales 236 hhds at SIS 90
al 90 for trash and Tugs, and IS OQ6I3 IS for
low to good Henderson County leaf.
CoTTOE-Dull; sales of % bales low mid
ding at 231lc.
FLOUR-In fair demand; extra family g5
GRAIN-Fairly active and UNCHANGED
PROVIsIoNS-Q Quiet and firm Mess PORK
SIS 90. Bacon shoulders be, clear rib 16e
and clear sides 1870. Bulk shoulders no
clear rib 445zc, and clear sides I5I<c LAID
WHIsKY-q5c. ~
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-Soveral bum
mers were arrested for fighting, in
Lamasco, but owing to the fact that
one of the victims was unable to
appear, the trial was postponed until
next Saturday.
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By Telegraph Nzw ORLEANS, FeB.1.
CoTToN-steady, sales OF ,700 bales mid
dlings at 24Ig2lLci receilts 1851 balesi
exports 3,87 bales
OATS-75c.
BRAN-sI 80.
HAY-Firm at $50.
PORK-Firmer; mess a. SO 50E2l.
SUGAR-DuH and lower; prime at ll8
11Nc.
MoLAssEs- Prime 40 GsguA
GOLD-I2I55.
sTERLING-3I5S on New Xol x sight.
EZCHANGE-I2ar to Is d1soCdnt.
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SOCIAL HoP.-The next hop of the
Non Formalite Club will be given on
Thursday night, at the residence of
Mr.. Charles Viele. OF course it will
be Q success.
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING.--Con-
stable Donahue, on Monday evening
arrested a negro named Wallace Hol-
lingsworth, on the charge of stealing
a coat from a carpenter named FL
lott. Hollingsworth had a prelim-
inarv examination before Justice
McTernan, and in default of $50 BAIL
was sent to the county Jail, to answer
hafnrn the Criminal Court.
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DAN. SHELBY's MINsTRELs.-We
call attention to the advertisement OF
Dan. Shelby's Minstrels, who are
announced for three nights at the
Onera House, commencing on Thurs
dav evening. The Terre Haute
papers speak well of thi 40dpe,
which has been performing Tor some
time in that city. Mile Zulelia, the
great female gymnast, will perfo41
some terrific feats. Read the adver-
tisement.
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Evansville, Feb. 1, 1870.

SALES OF REVENUE STAMPs.-
Through Mr.. John Schubert, Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector, we are
furnished the following list of sales
of beer and tobacco stamps during
the month Of January, in this city:
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LOCAL NOTICES.


l desire notifying the public that
have moved my bakery from the cor
ner Of Fourth and Main to Fourth
Street. between Main and Locust.
feb2-6t JACOB HEBLICu.
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BW~ Messrs. Topf, Long &Co., yes
torday shipped lot Of saddles and
collars to Galveston, Texas; they
have also made shipments lately to
New York and Cincinnati.
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xeW York Dry GOODS azrke..

DJ L0I58IdpusI NEW IOHk9 FeUs 2
DRY GooDS-Tbere was a little more do
ing to-day, and prices of heavy brown
sheet1ngs have risen &c per yard; Atlantic
a now commands l7c; Pacific Extra IOtaci
Atlantic II, l615c; Nashau ID, brown, mas
declined from J3c to l21ac. In other qe-
scriptions of goods there IS no p0rticular
change, and the market has no redeernlng z
cotton goods.
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D|The next Episcopal Sociable will
be held at the residence of Charles
Viele, Esq, on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 14th. There will be no Socia-
bic next Monday night, owing to the
lecture of Henry Vincent, at Masonic
Hall
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ED- A large and pleasant party
were In attendance at the Hop, at
Marlett's Hall. last night, given by
Prof. Mcbride.
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ARGUMENT IN THE DEEDS CASE
From Col. Buchanan, who arrived
from Princeton yesterday, we learn
that the motion for a new hearing of
the Deeds case will be argued before
Judge Baker, at Princeton, to-day.
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B1- The Union Prayer Meeting
will be held this morning at the Vine
Street Presbyterian Church. Bust
ness men are especially invited. 1t
commences at 81 o'clock. Persons
are not expected to remain to the
close, if other engagements do not
hermit.
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Bg@ One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, Just received, and selling al
reduced prices.
jams SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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rs James Reddy, the murderer of
Monroe Holt, has not yet been ar
rested. 1t is to be hoped that he will
yet be captured and brought to Justice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

B1W VIM. Akin quit pork packing,
for this season, last Saturday. L..
Ruffner, Jr. & Co., expect to close up
operations this week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

By Telegrapb.l NAsIfTI1.1E. Feb. j.
CoTTON-Du1I; low 1nfddIIng 285Ie; good
ordinary 225<e. stock 3saa9 bales.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

TOBACCO SALEs.-Martin, Gardner
& Co., sold on yesterday morning IL
bogsheads of Tobacco at So 50 for
Frozen Lugs, to s11 60 for Illinois leaf.
There was a full attendance on the
breaks and the bidding was more
animated than at any sale of the sea-
son. Martin, Gardner & Co. sell
daily.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

R~ The RoriraI Services, con-
-,sucIed by Rev. E. p. Hammond, will
be held tonight. in Trinity Methodist
Church.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

The sales of revenue stamps to rec
tifers and wholesale dealers amount
ed, during the month Of December,
to 1924 so.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

s9~ Yesterday was another fine
day, and the warm sun is rapidly dry
ing up the streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

Sev York geld and sgOCR aaFktT.
BY Telegraph NEW OK + Cd l.
MoNEY-Easy at 4a6 per cent, with ex-
ceDtfouaI loans, however, at z.
STFRLIHG-SZsG9.
C5oLD-Duu; opene at 12lL, touched
I2Isz and closed at 12l1s. Clearances, S25,-
nnO.OOO.