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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

Ha0 .WAGON.AND. CARRIAGEMA1
KRRs.-HpbS for Wagons and, Carriages,
Cum Oak and Locust Wood, Spokgg rom Inch
10 az, Hickory and Oak Wood FClloeg tt9ml1H
10 4 inches, Hickory and Oak Wood B0Wg for
Carriages and Express Wagons, Poles, shato
and CffClns 6fbeSt Hickory aud Oak.
received by H1EORETH q BRO,
r, Al a Main SERiRt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

nRIME NEW CROP MEN. o r
LEANS NoI. ASSfsllO0 baireIS5 81 the
above direct nom Louisiana Plantations, now
arriving and for sale By vuo,, S1lsr VIII TS yo5
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nfRR &8KRfNR INSURANCE co:
u OF WHEELING! q fkAA ~ -LH.
INCORPORATED II 1881.

INCORPORATED II 1881.
al Findi IF Fufaitafe ana Merchandise, and On
Goods In TFanAt,I LEi " -Vtt "
tx. K wilson tio17's .iasWSms. s. Gosh6rn.
g hcmas Pollock, vi. John Roid,
q John Mallino-s-.,7'z4A 4 lox' 9
sr,S,W Z; s Faaf wR' a. wilson
I. omes ip stStfs In the '1nsuEanee BuIldIng'N
'nsxt d0oF 10 tie M0rchants' National Bank.
JOHN REID, ST., Vice PEes,t
TO. McAFEE, see'y. IanS sL-
q nTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
114 suRANcE GO. ,9qF WHEELING VI H4SstR e,,9E
CAPITAL, .i..pl-) 100000
'F.s%Af ,sIy.f --.,I,fI sipia Ii..,gr, III =.
1tTtt DIRECTORS: -, : .....,, /.
|, Vim. B. simpson, WIN, G. Hanalaa,
, John z, Botsiord, T. II. DodSon,
4A sgs' e R RS95osa John l. AoDo''
"ThiB Company having been tally organized, 10
prepared to take Fisks upon G1f7 I'd
BrildineS Of ali kinds, Merchandise, ManuiAe-
'tiFlng Embellishments, Furniture aud
gy,S eafEoCS Of al kinds on the
JiI3tTfi Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance will b promptly at.
tended to BY the Secretary. RI, .gt.
once a The National "a s'IRytings Bank No. q
F'1 '''l 1885, ~, ~. WIN B. SnIPSON, Pres't ,.
80, ''i''' WIN. q. HANDLAN, Vice PrCs't.
s. P: ULDRRTH, isec'y:: ilJtI E'H LEY
J. J. R. MILLER. Asst sec,y. Gpt14 --
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

" Il s Is MELANCHOLY FACT that thousands
fall victims to this terrible disease owing to the
tho uSc Of that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY
ruin tho constitution aud make the residue Of ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

NTEW CROP NEW LEANS $50.
P5SsS R SARd4h BEga hgsseSS ssSi
sSle by PAXTON b OGLEBAI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
ORGANTn WFAKNPqQ
DIR, JOHNsON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
legee In tho United States, and tho greater part
q wnSse pH G Pe9 SpSnt IN Shs 0
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden Bounds, ba9hfal
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured im-.
InAdIatelV asl-a5 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
DR .TOHNSTON.

DIR. -JOINSION, I---'
OFFICE, NOT SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, y
Left hand slde going from altimore street, y few
doors nom tho corner. Fall not to observe tho
nama and number. l.f. VIZ NC ~
~ No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp to be used on tho reply. Per
sons writing should state age, and send portion
Of adyertis6mOnt describing symphonic.
INha nnhinr1a nIPIIOMA hAnp6 in hil ptileR. %. "
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.waghrs tsIHr " lgi'-pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

Or, s 81, 40 II NiehblaSyi1lS, Ky.sayS
no has used RosadGlls IA casea Of Setotole
and Secondary SyphIlls with saunetory
resplts-SS 4 cleaner ,ot the Blood l m lsSB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of PhySIcal Wo6lnOat;u
Organic Debility, DGloEmItles, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care. Of Dr.. ],
may FGligiously eonado in his honor % gentle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

EI1Ms RMILIsX4y,l II j
mAr9 WHEELING, ". VA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS;
Tho many thousands cured ut this establish
merouS important surgical operations performed,
by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters OF
Tbs Sliipand many other paperg, notices OF which
hAVo appeared again and again. before the puhligF
and re8peCtabilIty, q sufficient guarantee TO the
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mar16 ,INtitO& ,Ia yf5aHt4fiuHnE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

Agents wanted everywhere IN the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

E 4aHl NE p.fer, Bsrlgv,
1ssIt6E IChaSntcFa, 0olliRS, CrlEaft Davis,
FaFts: GotE HasBleF, Nil Howe Pettp9int,
Prcc, Reuoad, StuFgiss, Summers and Wheat
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Policies NonfofeitabIe.

No Restrictions on Residence Q
Ing / Travel. q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06

MONTHLY PENsIoNs.-FrOm an
itom in the New York Herald we
notice that The Ladies Union Relief
Association, Of that city, have in con
temptation an excellent modification
of the present system of paying pen
sioDs to widows IT soldiers. These
pensions are now paid en- tie 1st of
March and the 1st of September.
The result Is that not only does great
Inconvenience arise ia the Pension
Office on pay days as well as 10 the
recipients themselves. but many poor
widows aud sick soldiers are greatly
distressed by the long interval be
tween the payments. 1t is proposed
that the law shall be 50 amended as
to make the payments monthly, and
ia substitute for the existing cum
brous system that of sending money
orders to those entitled to pensions.
We feel satisfied that all who are en-
titled to pensions would gladly well
como AIRY change in the law that
would give them their money monthly,
and the movement on the part Of
these charitable ladies commeuds
itself to our Judgment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06

tinguished editor Of tho Richmond
Head Light, Illuminated our Office
last night with his handsome( ~ face
and genial smile. His last issue,
dated "Of Evansville, January s." is
full Of good things. Charley Goode,
as good an engineer and as careful as
ever handled 3 throttle-valge, has
charge OF the mammoth engines
of the great Ricbmond..-""".....
The New Albany Ledger of Tuesday
evening says; " Tho p. v. Strader
arrived from, and the Nick Long
worth departed from Louisville for
New Orleans, yesterday That is as
clear as mud, and sounds very much
as If the Ledgsr man had taken a
4" heap" of New Years in his'n."
Again the Ledger says: The Fayette
broke a cylinder head below Evans
vile, Monday" Captain Perkins,
Duke Nicholson and the engineers Of
the boat will be astonished when they
find it out...... George Ashcroft, for
some Time past freight clerk on the
Morning Star, has resigned. and win,
We are Informed, go TO Cairo 20 take
charge Of the coal omee Of Colonel
A. l. Shotwell, and duriDg his leisure
hours prosecute his researches as a
naturalist, by investigating the green
frogs and boring eraWfsh Of that
mountainous regicB...-."Wes. Whit
low, the famous mate Of the Rich
mond, on account Of wasted health,
retires from that great steamer.
There is not a better steamboatman
afoat.........A large number Of the
young ladies and gentleman Of the
city had 4 pleasant little hopon board
the Richmondlsstnigh and were most
elegantly entertained by Capt. Neal
and his excellent wife. Near mid
night, Fred. Hartmann her distin-
guished steward SGT an elegant lunch,
which was received with great appro-
bation""".....The Richmond, met the
Wauaaita on Thursday at Dutchman's
Point in a crippled Conditioner.
About IL o'clock last night il com
menced raining, with a prospect of a
wet night.........Thc Leonidas passed
up at %midnight with a good trip......A
tow. beat passed dowD-".....Dr. Cal.
Rankin, an expert il preparing chem
icals, is assisting DR.. Sidney johnson
in the pharmaceutical department Of
the Richmond. in the absence Of DR..
Robert Rea.........The VirgiBia will
be here to day. from New Orleans.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For WABASH RIvER.-The feet
steamer West Wind will leave for
Mt. Carmel aud all way Wabash
River landings at / P NJ. to-day. Capt.
Alb. Mackey commands, and Marsh
Walthall has charge OF the office.
Both are pleasant and obligiag gen.
tlemea.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06
THE MARKETS..
ZEN YorK marreF.

~ Telegraph.l NEW YoEE, Jan :.
CoTToE-HeaVy and lower: sales OF . C00
bales % 25he Tor middIng upianda.
BLoUR Receipts, l0,455 barrels: may.
ket 5@l0c lower; the decline IS chfe0v
upon medium n good grades. nhirs III
$500 barrels at a 0585 30 for suDsrnne state
and Western: % 3096 20 for extra rfnte.
80 l53C 70 for extra Western; s. 9098 40 Tor
white wheat extra; e. 404G % for Hound
loon Ohio; IS 1905 so Tor extra ST. LOUIS.
sG 509 s 90 Tor good 10 choice do. closing
q1Iet; also, z. CO barrels Of extra State. de-
iIverab @ ali the pLonth At s. 90. Rye flour
WHI5KY-A shitde nrmerat aJc for West
eru. and 09Lc08i for Tree.
WHEAT-Nece It5, 5000 bushels; lower.
and with moderate CEpHr and milling Dies
nan safes OF 1850 bushe s at O. II FOR Eo.
3sprin8. 81 10 for Nos 2 aud Z 90 mixed,
81 2lgl = for NO. 2, 81 30gf 81 for Winter
red r amber Western, and 81 - Tor
choice amber Tennessee.
BARLET-Duit.
Com Heavy end decfiufnE sales 81
5000 bushels o. 92%c FOR new mixed West.
eTu. and 95cg8l for now yellow Southern.
gATs-Receiptss IL bushels; lrm for
kinds; sales of ~. 600 bushels a. 62aG9s FOR
Western, t6@60e tor choice wEite do, ana
G30g51c FOR state.
GROCEEIES-Dutl.
IiuPS Firm.
FErROLEUM-Firm.
WooL-steady sal 8 o. 10000 pounds 20
448jlc for domestic fleece; 4261j5a Tor
P0BK-Lower; sales Of 400 barrels at s2s o.
Hf@3 ~ ANW Ah~3FB SO % ADA 0fA ANs
"a O0G2J 60 for prime; S25 09128 90 for
prime moss; also, sales Of 1 500 b0rrels nl
new mess. seller January ana February NJ
DC uog-o % Aisof sa1ea OF 80 bFrffla do.i
seller six months, NJ so 80.
BEET-Qutet.
Ell HAIs-QufetGnd steady.
CUT MEATs-Heavy: sales Of 10 pack
ages mt li4I2c for shoulders; lfNlGe fof
hams.
MrDDLEs-H eavy; sales Of 100 oxe %
Cumberland cut NJ I40I1Te; and sales OF
400 boxes OF short ribbed. deliverable In
Chicago, at 1890.
LARD Heavy; sales Of go tierces Of lOM
@lG3se for steam l7@lbLc for Kettle rene
dered: also sales OF 1000 tierces of steam,
seller February, a. 17mi7Lc.
BUTTER--steady Of lSa3Jc for ono and
State.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
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Maraet.


Ny Telegraph.l CHICAGO. JEu.5.
FLoUR-ateady anJ in fair demand for
low medium aud good grades of spring
and superhne sprtng extra not sutieiemt
cuisines done 70 establish quotations.
W~IEAr-Dal and depressed demand
for NO. z spring exclusively speculative,
10 hli Short sales, AZ SIC for 40 land T45<m
1910 Tor no. 2. closing doll Do Oes optional
safes were made 40 75l40731zc. sellers last
ha]f 81 JanuaFYs 768715ac, sellers Eebru-
the market was generally doll, 40 s5B7JMc
for NO. p.
CoRE-DuI aud heavy. and - loser:
sales Of No. ? 40 t09T0c; az the close there
6s0GSMc; sales FOR the futur8 were nt bBMW
70s, sellers the month, lie buyer do., add
1OglO5ac, seller February nothing QCing
IN The afternoon
oars -Daui I0al0izc foI No. 2, cash. and
0yH8 40-zci sellers the month; 4Ut<H4lc
buyers 90; 4o4s91Tc, sellers February.
ana owe a. J504ue Tor NO. 2.
B"ARLET-Dufl, but shade hraer Tor No.
. at about t2Ucjc.
Dali, but prices nrfn at gl@
&c for wood and iron bound respectively.
BEEF-Qulet and lj0z3o lower; Gi0l 90
TO medium; 10 %tz@6 80 for good shipping
steers &c the c.ose prices ended down
ward.
PEovIsfoSs-MafEet unso.t.sd 40 the
opening saies were a. e7 each laT future
delivery very little was done auh prices
ruuTy :t-8o13 ~ seller March, as Zja2S 80
buyer February. Green meats dull, with
very Few onellbgs ~Qu0tatlOns npulinails
yte@yefc tor shoulders; ilZWl2c lnr rough
sides, and l3Hgi4c for hams. Dry sailed
meets in better demapd, but lower; sales
Of shou deTs at Zoe; rough sides 81 I2Hc;
short ribbed mlddies 40 i3Gj3Me loose, and
1879 boxed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06

BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER-Mrs.
Susan Egelton made a complaint
against James Britton. fer malicious
trespass, for cutting mp a clothes line
valued at fifty cents. The case was
tried by a jury Of twelve, who returned
a verdict that Britton was not
guilty"
This was a rather curious L.
seems that some enc wentto the house
of Mrs. T., who is a widow lady, re-
siding beyond Blackford's Grove, and
tied the clothes line TO the front door,
and then to a rose bush standing
close to the house. Dy causing the
rose bush to strike against the house,
every little while, a peculiar noise
was produced which caused Mrs. E
and her children to be greatly
alarmed, which alarm was increased
when it was discovered that the front
door could not be opened, owing to
its being tied by the rope. Mrs. u.
finally went to the front window, aud
by removing the blind saw a mar,
whom she took to be Mr. Britton,
but we believe the latter was able to
prove an alb, aud it is supposed the
whole affair wss the work Of some
boys, who were trying to play off a
joke. Boys should be careful how
they play such pronks.
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T. Il R y 81 W p .
.. 2 ono Rsysr l-en.s .se 2htrd Rpae.

or otie Res lten,s re 2htsd PaQe.
The only additional arrivals and
departures up 10 midnight were the
West Wind. from Wabash River:
Sam. Orr. to Cairo; Alice Dean, to
Cincinnati Morning Star, to Louis
Vile; Leonidas, New Orleans to Gin
e;nnati.
The Orr get a very fair trip out.
1.-THE West Wind had a full trip
out Of Wabash. and returns this after
noon"-"".The Richmond reshippcd
a large amount of freight, and about
forty cabin and sixty deck passengers
on the Morning Star..."...Tsaac Hell
mick, cook of the John Kilgour,
died upon that boat last week,
aud his remains we're brought up by
the Richmond. and forwarded by the
Morning Star, to Cincinnati, where
he leaves a wits and children. He
was a white man, and highly esteemed
by his friends and acquaintances.......
Ed. Parmele and Captain Dickinson
were passengers LOT LouisV!lie, Dy the
Morning Star last night....".....The
skif & Gaylord Minstrels left for Pa
ducah b. the Sam. Orr yesterday
evening...........A colored deck hand
was knocked overheard from the
Alice / ean yesterday, by a bale of
cotton. anl at Gree struck out boldly
fer shore. swimming until his knees
struck the rocks. lie was some
what frightened and very wet..-.".....
Capt. Rudd received a dispatch last
night from Capt. Murray, stating that
the Fanny Brandeis would be here
to-day, and return to Cairo on Satur.
day Shippers should bear this 10
mind ......Wili. Vissoher, the dis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06

THE EVANSVILLE
81 @ Il E< W n h.
Daily, TFI.Weehlg, and Weekly.
Tho Leading Paper on The
Lover Chic.
An Exponent CT Western Energy,
Intelligence, and Progress.
Largest Circulation +!
In Southwestern Indiana and
kentucky, ana south
ern Illinois.
Largest GlrenIsaliOm

Il contains aii the Sews Of tho Day
Domestic and Fogeigu, 10y Telegraph and
Nail.
Variety is the Spice O. Lige." AID every
Issue OF JoURSAL Is full OF a variety OF
News, Gossip, ana miscellaneous Readiog
Il publishes Reports OF the Markets OF
all the commercial! centers of the country.
It's Reports OF the Evansville Markets
are always prompt aud reliable.
Il aims TO be a reliable General News
paper. and to ne ahead of al others IN
every respect.
The aim of its Editors IS to make it the
paper for the People instructive 10 nj
sought for b. the business man, the
farmer, tie professional man, tho me.
chanic a household companion the
politicians gulde-ia fact. 10 make il as
nearly EVERYBODY's paper as possible.
Rtrer Hen a0U fad oar Reporfs not ca
oeRed BIZ any paper t. the great Mtssissfppf
Valley!
OWr facilities for doing all kinds of
Job Printing for Steamboats, are IN
cqudled.
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~. Lonis gRrRsl.

By feaeEraph.l 81. LOUIS. Jan o.
FLoUR-UncbangOd; good demand Tor
low grades, Whlch are scarce; superhne
sold at 80 1904 49i X, "a 5Ogi 70; Xxx, "a 90
go 20.
WHEAT-Sluggish and unchanged NO.
. red Fail, 81 O3s choice 10 fancy, E4 20
! &c; strictly choice white, vi 81.
CORN-Dull and lower; mixed, 7jM78c:
yellow, 94c foF primer 60gSse Tor white.
OAJs-Dull and unchangedi 46048c In
bntk 62a53c ia sacks.
RYE-UnchaOged, soc.
BARLEY-Unchapged n l5Gil8 for hin-
nesOta spring.
WIIISKT-L0wcr at 9ic.
GROCERIRS-Qufet n unchanged.
r sIONs--EOminRI. Pork, 81 100
IS 40. .)y salt shoulders, li@ll9lc; clear
rio, lAAc; clear Sides, l5c. Bacon snOul.
l8Ml44e; clear rio, l6MWl8Zc. clear sides,
I7@l754c. Lard, dull at I1c Tor prime Kettle
renteTed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06

70 4rt~Eraph.I C~INCIarAT1. JGut5
FLoUR-BnchsEged: family g. 2J@6 IS.
MHEAT-Lul aud unchenRedf red 81 O.
all II.
CoRN-UpchEnged; new ear 7ja76c.
OATS -50a55c.
RYE-0J9D' C for Nc. l..
BAELEY-UuchsnEed a1d quiet.
COTTON Firm untddling 24G2fMe.
ToBACCo-Unchanged and Qutel.
WHIsKY-9ic and dull.
Hoes -Duli. lower and unsettled; live.
IS 50g3 90; dree. ed alO DWll -; receipts,
6.9JJ mead.
PRoVIsToSs-U nsettIed. Mess Fork has
declined TO e28 30; sales, 200 barrels. BuB
meats ~ bacon are neglected and no dee
mand. Lard l5H9l1c forbteam and Kettle
nOminally no suiee.
H"UITER-Duli, better supply and prices
lower; fresh 28M3lc.
EGG5-3ic and cuu.
OILS-No change.
GREEN MIEATS-Dull ct IOQ12t<ulftfc no
change In other articles.
GOLD-llg% buying
EXCHANGE Firm a. par buying.
MoNEY-Qaiet at94l2 per cent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06
River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, January 5.-Mononga.
hela receding, with eight feet eleven
inches water. Allegheny, ten feet
three inches at Brownsville, at 1920
this forenoon, and stationary at
Greensboro at the am hour. Five
feet and stationary at OIL City. River
FIVE feet ten inches and falling slowly.
The only arrival was the Belle, from
Parkersburg. She departed at noon.
Freights continue scarce. The Coal
Valley departs for Cincinnati to-day,
with sever baTges, containing 10000
bushels Of coal. Weather cloudy
and cold, Thermometer 81.
C~LNCINNATI, January 5.-The river
is twenty-seyen feet eight inches; il
has risen eighteen inches 10 day.
Weather cold and clear. Arrived
Carrie Y. Kounlz, from Pitrsbura;
Silver Moon, from Memphis De-
parted-Carrie Y. Kountz. to New Or.
leans; Silver Spray, to New Orleans;
Sam. j. Hale, 20 Memphis; Norman,
to Evansville.
CAIRO, January g Port List
Commonwealth, New Orleans to ST..
Louis, 10 p m; Qlickstep, Evansville
packet, il pm ; Fanny Brandeis,
Memphis to Evansville. IL No..
Henry Ames, New Orleans to ST.
Louis, , q m; a. j.. Baker, louis
vile to New Orleans, 10 am; Emma
No. ,, Cincinnati TO New Orleans,
Bpm. Mohawk. st. Louis to New
Orleans. > pm; Colorado, ST. Louis
to Yicksburg, 5 pm; Mountaineer.
Red River to st. Louis, 6 p N: River
fell 3 inches. Weather cloudy, with
indications of rain; mercury 52o.
81. Louis, January ARRIVED, St.
Luke, from Memphis. Departed: Ida
Stockdale. for Red River. River still
falling, Weather mild; raining to-
night, with prospect of a wet spell.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06
.-nnifEilla Mnrkel.

IS iefeEFapit.I LOUIsYTLLH. ian. o.
BAGGLNG-Quiet and firm az 25Lc.
CoTiof-Ihe demand ts good; middling
28Me
fLOUR-ActlYe: extra family H.
GRAGN-Quiet and steady red wheat 0t
%; white do. 81 i0i Corn zoe OATS soc;
Rye Sec.
T~oBACco-Leaf steady: sales OF "a hhds
Jugs at t5aS 60; leaf 6Tlal 60.
-DulI; Mess Pork US Bacon
shoulders lie; clear RID lie, and clear sidet
I!Lc; bulk shoulders re; clear IT'D Doc, ane
clear sides l5Lc; hams 2ikc.
L~ARD-T7dIc.
az 9fc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06

THE WEEK or PRAYEB.-The gen.
eral prayer meeting at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church. yesterday
afternoon, was tolerably we'll attend
ed, about one hundred persons being
present. The meeting to-day will be
held at the Walnut Street Presbyte-
rian Church, commencing at 3 o'clock
Pm, and a general invitation to be
present is extended to all. The fol-
lowing are the special subjects for
prayer to-day:
Thursday. jan. 9th - Christian
Misunderstanding for Christian
union. and prayer for It's increase;
special supplication in behalf Of the
efforts of the Evangelical Alliance Ia
this country. aad for the Divine bless
Jog OF the assembly of Christians
from ali countries I 0 be held IN the
Autumn of this year in New York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06
ynn nrlannA anrkn.

BY reiesraph.l NEW ORLEANS. jan. g..
CoTT0S-Actlve aud nrm8r; mtddIinp.
2iL@24Mc; sales, $500 bales: receipts, 2 g28
ba e. exports. 5 s9l bale1.
FLOUR-hIrm; extra, 85 80; XIX. 81 O0.
xxx, SO IS.
CoRS-1JcftI 90.
OATs-Oht0. b6cs 50. Lluia. zoe.
BRAN-el 10.
HAY-Scarce: prime. e23 DO.
MISS PORK-e2g IS.
BAC0N-l4Kc, I7M0I7Xc. hamu. CSC.
hUoAR-Duu; prime, PIC.
MoLAssEs-PFlmc, 65N7yc.
WHIsET-el 00Cl o..
G~cFFEE-Firm; prime, fSENlBe.
Gold-ll9Z.
hFERLING-2sGei New Yotk sight, LML
discount,
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By Cable LoHDJN. JBuuUIy5.
CGnsoia closed ~ 925& for both. Ameri-
can securities quiet 5-2Js of '62. 81: DO o.
old, sG4; do. %, 81; o hos. So. stocks
quiet; Erie, lsi ILLINOIS Central, I3i So,
2j1E.
LIVERPOOL, January Cotton steady:
uplanda, uH@li1d; New Orleans. lI5{n
ll5Sd; sales, l2,001 bales. BreadBtuda oufI.
California white wheat 95 I'd: rcd Western
No. 2. s. I'd; Winter - Id. Flour. pa.
Corn, Bs0d. Oats - Oh. Pork dat 40 HOS.
Beef, lU2s. Lard heavy a. Ills. Cheese.
t9s Cd. Bscou, 6ls. TalloW rs ca. Petro-
ieum and Naval stores unchanged.
PARIS. January 8 - B9ursc auict ~ "a
francs and Is confines.
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9RIBLE.-In this city, OF congestion OF
the lungs, at l2:3O Az. January AN. Mrs.
NARY TRIBE, + Cd 90 eRts
The funeral viii take place from the
residence of Mrs. Mary Stephens, on Water
Street, between Walnut and Chestnut, this
day Thursday, at 2 O'Clock PM. The
friends of the family are requested to
attend withou further notice.
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n. LIS
Oue Dollar Each,
Including tie SECOND GRAND
CONCERr.
The Dratcia0 WiH F0nttreiy Take
Place Saturday, IAN Is. 1870.

Mr.. Ri. ELIAS has boon edv ast Hg. III
physician ndl. continue he JrWeily HHa.s
many genrf,Ou account or ltHsHaIunfuueI cone
hutuE aud Injurious 10 hiH ucuftH. Mans
mems Gnd Leading meu Uf CiuCluuau hava
advised him 20 make "a GRAND n.HEEfa
BUTTON of bis entire stock HuG IIEIuHHa.
and have promised bin their aka and iu.
hueuce. Inis IeWclfY Store was rTfaua
ltshed by Io5eph Draper DO 1852 Ha HHH
succerdei by lL. ~. HIIas Lu I5IL H. H.
gagged ia tue LaWflrT HualuuHH Twelve
Year, he can refer with iuHt pride L1 rII
the principal business heuaaa. with whom
no has had The Measure OF doIug hu.IuH..
They Will ail testify % hle honesty and
ralFhhiOrWarduess The patrons elu Fa.E
assn sd that tte utmost fairness and EGur
esty VIII bs the Krentcsl MIN of ME EHaH.
50 that nl VIII share equally iu tns prize.
onerOt.
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HoGs.-Notbing was done in hogs
yesterday, and the receipts were very
light, owing to the terrible condition
of the country roads.