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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10

pB- A letter was received by Chi
cago firm, some time since, post
marked Orange. N. j., and directed
to their care, but 1t was week before
they could make out who it was in
tended for. 1t was directed to jack
SON. burchi gagville curturner & Sid
way. The Postmaster at Orange wrote
on the margin. Try Turner & Sid
way, Chicago" They placed it where
their workmen could ace it, and it
was claimed by a man who said he
I" didn't see any difficulty about that
ritin'; that's from my brother"
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By Teesraph.l ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8.
TOBACCO In bayers favor: sales of me-
dunn leaf at s9GI1; good manufacturing,
SI2Gl5; fine bright S2OtG40
CoTToN-Dull at 2Ig2414c for mlddling.
HE9IP-Unchapged
FLoUR-Quiet and firm; sales of Fall SUI
25; XXX TO fancy, So Bugs 70.
HEAT-DuIl and heavy; sales of No. 2
red Fall at 81 03gI is; No. 2 do, 81 10; choice
81 15aI 20; No. white, 04 al %.
CoRN-Lower and unsettled; sales OF
mixed, in bulk, at &c; choice mixed,
sacked, 50971e; choice write and yellow,
74975c.
oATs-Firmsr: sales at 1890. in bulk
and 52954c, sacked.
BARLEY-Dull; sales of prime Spring at
90c; Fall, 81 30(9l IS.
RYE-Dull at 7l@72c.
GROCERIES-DuI.
PRoYIsIoNs-DufL Mess pork, S27927 rs
Dry salt shoulders, 109lO4c, loose clear
rib sides, lac; clear Sides I6%9I654c Bacon
shoulders, l2g I212c; clear sizes, 1611c plain
hams. 15c.
LARD-Dun at I59l615c.
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louisville Harket.

by telegraph LOUISVILLE. Feb. 9.
ToBAcCo-SaIes of 1SS hossheads at S39
80 for frozen trash 10 common Tugs; Sj9
9 co for good d.; So 50G7 so for common
Leaf SoGl3 . for low to fair do. s33 so for
bright wrappers: market lower for trash
and frmer tor other qualities.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-U nset tied.
CoTToN-N cry dull; lnIddling 24c.
MESS PoRK-sz7 30.
BAcoN-Shoulders l25zc; clear rib l55zc;
clear sides I6I4c-
BULK MEATs-Shoulder 1lHe; clear rib
l4Szc; clear sides 1870.
LARD-Prime 1870.
HAMs-Sugar cured I9l5c.
WHISKY--RaW Ole.
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80 MARKET
seu EoPR msPRel.

+-R ava "A EAGks
Sy Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb.
CoTJ oE-Steady; sales of 400 bales at
25Ac for middling uplands.
,5L9uR-KeceIpts, 1850 bbls; without de.
cl4 9 20 cnange; sales of 500 bo.s at 81 so
O. ~ for superhne State and Western .
70 OO95 80 Tor extra state; Sd 9O6i5 al for
extra WesteTn: 90 60d625 for white w heat
extra, SoU 0g6 ~ for round hoop Ohio SIS son
choice DO. Rye flour dul and decljnfno
sales of $50 barrels at 81 OO94 20. - : >
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY-FirIn; sales of 25D hills yVasta-,
WHEAT- Receipts 1880 bushels; opened
Gull ana clossa more active; sales OF IS, 600
bushels at 81 1891 IS for No. 2 Spring In
Guiding one load choice No. 2 Mfiwant-ee
al 81 20, delivered on extreme: 81 2Oai 99lI
Iii H 81 2sI S for Winter 12F red l ante a Ted
Der Western, and 81 p for white Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dulis Sal les of 1000 bushels [ w.
rowed state at SOC.
BARLEY MALT-Duli.
CORE-Receipts 2,3i0 bushels; heavy and
without decided change; sales 300 bushels
new mixed Western at 81 OF, aud old do.
oATs-Reeelp,s 800 bushels; firm and
without decided change; sales of p, $50 bush
at 55H@5Sc for Western and 6Ig62c for
State.
RIcE-Duu at e1z9774c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
aoPS-Firm.
SqGARs-Firm; sales of 100 hhds Cuba at
IUglU12c.
LINsEED OIL Quiet and steady.
MoLAssEs-l ull; sales of go barrels New
Orleans at 6ja72e.
- PETROL EUaf-Dull at 1910 for crude and
5000 for refined.
WooL-FIrm; sales of eco, 600 lbs at 5Oa54c
Tor domestic fleece, SOC for pick lock, and
3612942c for pulled.
Observation-Disclosures sole steady at 29a
5000 for South American,
IURPESTINE-Qui
PoRK-FlTmer and quiet; sales of $50 bar
rels at SO 75G26 for new mess, $50 5OG23
prime, and s23 50926 prime mess: al so S32 SO
s26. -
BEFF-steady; sales of $50 barrels at
slO 0Ogl5 90 for new plain mess; eI4 Goa
IL 50 Tor new extra mess; tisrce beef quiet;
sales OF % ttefceS at S26 00td28 90 Tor prime
mess; SZ7 00030 co for India mess: beef
hams quiet; sales of IS barrels at s28 GOA
81 90 Tor new.
CUT MEATs-iieavy; sales of 1000 pack
ages at l0}zg1 IMe for shoulders; I49I415c for
hams; m1ddles quiet.
ern.
LARD.-Firmer; sales of $40 tIerces at Az
@l5Ac Tor steam; l64@l7c for Kettle rem
oered; also 500 tleTces steam, sellers'
March to July, at l5(9I55zc.
BUTTER-Steady 1743ic for Ohio
CHEESE Quiet at l6gl8c.
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pa A German soldier, speaking of
the rebels learning all the movements
of our army in the late war, said
"Of course, dey knows all apout it,
youst so goot den US. Wen you sed
Right face - file left, dem repel
undcrshtood it. and wen dem sed it
We understood it. Now. peter you
gif dat commando in Cherman, den
nopody undershtOod il"
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IA The masquerade on Tuesday
night extended, not only to the "Wee
sma' hours" but at least one of those
who took part therein kept up the
sport until yesterday afternoon,
making his appearance in the streets
in court costume.
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E1- Let it be recorded" This
command, once so potent and signif-
cant, would, in these days of necessity,
have to be disobeyed if one was de-
pendent on items as the subject of
the record.
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B- At a recent festival in Illinois,
one of the speakers used the follow
ing quotation: " Qlod TANDEM sac ma
JocAlish; cum Uerbo, lea l0in qaish ishis
ab initis, tout meme chose" The fac
uIty Of the State Normal School are
trying to make translation.
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sI Whose duty is it to see that
the fence around the old cemetery is
kept good? At present there are
gaps Ii it, admitting cattle that now
roam at will among the graves. VIII
the proper officers see to it?
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The funeral of ANNIE MAUD, daughter
of VIM. NJ. Altman, will take place at the
residence Of the Misses Cooper, on Oak
Street, between Second and Third, this
(Thursday) afternoon, st o'clock.
The friends of the family are requested
to attend without further notice.
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rnrnnean RarkeE.

BY Cable.l ao1 ~ ' ~ O.
tstge-fwentfes of 'G2, 81; 90, old, S654; ~,
az IO-4Os, 5f5z. Erie 20; Illinois Central
c,II59vant Of IO915; Great Western q.
LIVERPOOL, February 9.-Cotton nrmer;
upIands III; Orleans ll5S9ll5@; sales 1900
bales Breadstufs dull. California white
wheat IS lOdMSs Id; red Western Is 3da7s
4d; Winter IS 81. Flour los Cd. Corn 23s
Sd. Oats 3 sd. Provisions quiet Beef
lO2 Lard lis. Cheese rs. Bacon 81.
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dine Stnres fnr Rant.

FEVuE WHOLE OF No. 30, AND THE
- second, third, and fourth stories, and
one-half of cellar, of No. 81, North First
street; in the best wholesale portion of
this city. Each store is D by I4O feet, four
stories high, with cellars feet in the clear
under each stores finely finished. Posses.
sion given Immediately. To good tenants
we win rent these stores very low.
s. L. GILBERT d; CO,
wholesale Gr0cers.
de25 d2m No 81 North First Street
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E9- Items scarce. Business dull.
The lock up empty and the Poor
HOUSE full. The snow all gone, the
mud has come. The sun shines
brightly, aud the moon shines some.
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B@~ The Union last evening has
foolish notice to fools, and those
who wish TO become such" This
may be taken as directed to those
who desire to get up a reform ticket.
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s0 Seven dollars for a hatl"
exclaimed Hibernian, looking at a
shining tile of the latest mode. Seven
dollars for hat Begorra l kin buy
wan at home in Ireland for tin shillin,
so sthrong ye could sit on i'd, and
will on id twice the liuth O. that.
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IA The Rev. Mr.. Hill. of the
Ingle Street Church, reports that
ninety new members have been added
to his congregation by conversion
during the revival.
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GEORGE A. BITTROLFF has removed
to No. 48 Main Street, the old stand,
where he will be happy to see all his
old and new customers. He sells fine
Jewelry and Watches cheap as the
cheapest. Give him a call; he will
do the right thing with all. teb9-2t
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EellIng M Al -

a s am about to make a cbar.,.(. 40.
a house, offer my entire sicrt55 g IN Pc
goods DeIow eosl ~ consists ira T,d5.
asa O9liaFen Wosted Hoods: 5ieo
Ladies' Bre akiast ShuwIs ana tft
Laees ana 8 ii Kinds OF Thinning.
Hehc forth We VIII keen aIgraTe',,,.l .,.
9 soo'4 sock OF millinery Goods ard -
nun nun 6alr GO DIS. Particular affrnf-r.
palo 10 halr y ork. Braids made al conn
ihss. stamping IS also done here
NJ - a. Y. SASSlcNGTT-n-
Jah24-lm -i-H
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BE- Three tramps took lodgings at
the Third Street engine house last
night, being out of funds to pay for
better.
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EVANSVILLE POTTERY FOR THE
SoUTH.-A barge is being loaded at
the wharf with pottery ware of
Evansville manufacture for the South.
The orly cause of dissatisfaction the
buyer fuds is, that there was hardly
enough on hand to I'll his bill.
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Nemphls MARKET.


6y TeIesraph.l MEMPHIS. Feb. 0.
CoTToN-Q 1iet and firm at dc. Receipts
], 233 bales; exports I67 bales.
FLoUR-Steady.
CoRN-92g93c
OATS-70c.
HAY-s24Q25 co.
BRAE-S25 90.
LARD-l6GISc.
PORK-S2S %.
BACON-Nominal,
BULK MEATS-Shoulders lie.
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PERsoNAL.-The numerous friends
of Mr.. Walter Wells. son of II. &.
Wells, Esq of this city, will be
pleased to learn that the object of
his trip to Texas has been fully
attained. Letters received by his
family bring the welcome news that
he is heartier than ever before.
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PosTPoNED. The Diamond Club
Hop will not be given this week, but
is postponed to the 25th.
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a8W York Jri GOOGs ssrAei'
Nv releeraph.l NEW YORK, Feb. 0.
DRY GooDs-The market is ianguld anu
prices steady.
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Non FoRMALITE CLUB.-This club
has a hop at the residence Of DR.. D.
G.. Keller, tonight.
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DR.. ]. ". COMPTON

OEce-Third 3 rect. between Main ann
Locust front rooms over Judge lsiehcartrs
office.
Residence-Ou OAK Street, one lrc,-r IL.
the corner OF Fourth lad oak ~treafs
noy3 d8m
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STREET CORNER CONVERSATION
Who is going to treat, Mr.. Dono-
hoe?" Mr.. d. Il dun know Who'll
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AMUsEMENTs.-Opera House, moth
ing. Recorders Court. nothing much.
Criminal Court, nothing. Justices
Courts, nothing. The only amuse-
ment yesterday was to watch the
louugeIs gathered at the street cor
ners enjoying the warm sun. Not
even a hand-organ. For exemption
from the latter we ought to be CRATE
ful
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GJ~ The morning prayer meetings
are held in the Baptist Church every
morning this week.
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BJ~" Meet me by moonlight alone"
for after the moon goes down there is
no other light furnished.
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RJ- Rev. Mr.. Hammond breaches
at the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church tonight.
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,os tork Gold and STOCK AAsEtt.
81 Telegraph.I NEW YORK. Feb. 9.
MoNEY-Easy and unchanged at 49G per
cent. on call loans.
STERLING-Firm at SIs991s.
GOLD-W lthout decIded change; OPEN
ing at 1905. declining to l2O1s, advancing
to I2l54, and closing at l-05sgl2054 Clear
aDces, ia Gu0,000.
GoYERNMEST STOCKS - Dull but closed
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RaV Err Ne w =
t,r othe,- RsUer Items zee Third Po0e.

Inc weather con tluutO 4liN last
night......The additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight, include
the Morning Star, Louisville and re-
turn; Indiana, from Louisville; Sam.
Orr, to Cairo; Mary Houston, New
Orleans to Louisville. The Morning
Star arrived at P NJ, with good
trip of passengers and moderate
freight......The Sam. Orr had very
nice trip out......The Indiana arrived
at dark, almost entirely light. She
lies over till 10 A. NJ. to-day. Capt.
Neal stopped off at Louisville, but
was expected to join her here last
night. She took at Tell City, all the
furniture she could store.........The
Mary Houston arrived at 1880 With an
excellent trip. She discharged here
575 bales of cotton, for r. K. Dun
kerson & Co., and has about 300 tons
of miscellaneous freight for Louis.
vile. She also discharged some
sugar and molasses here. She did
not get off until after midnight........
We are indebted to Harry Walker,
the Incompatible clerk Of the Mary
Houston, for late Memphis papers
containing rather amusing episode
in the history of that steamers last
trip, and for other favOrs~.......
The P. W. Strader has deferred her
departure from Louisville till to-day,
and will not be here until to morrow
1.-THE Mary Houston will be here
early Monday morning, en- route to
New Orleans.........W are panied to
learn that Mr.. Clinton Thorn, of the
firm of Dougherty & Thorn, wharf
boat proprietors, is seriously i'll, and
not expected to live............Among
the passengers by the Mary Houston
last evening was our esteemed former
fellow citizen, Mr.. VIM. M. Ak
man, of New Orleans, on the mel
ancholy mission of bearing to
their last resting place all that
was mortal of his charming
and beautiful little daughter Annie.
who died recently IN New Orleans,
and whose body will, at two o'clock
to day, be Land beside that of her
sainted mother. We tender to our
friend our sincere coincidence, point
ing him, for consolation. to Him who
said, "Suffer little children to come
unto Me-"
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The great
steamer Indiana, one of the best and
most popular ever built, leaves at 10
NJ. to-day, for New Orleans and all
way ports. She is magnifcently ap
pointed and elegantly furnished.
Captain r. e. Neal, gentleman by
nature, and an accomplished steam
ooatmau by education and experience,
Charley Miller and
Elliott Miller, two urbane, polite,
good natured and attentive gentle
men, have charge Of the Office, and
will give every attention to passen-
yers and shippers. VIM. Tea is her
distinguished mate, and always sees
hat freight is delivered in tie same
ike good condition IN which it is re-
,eived. Dan. White is her excellent
steward, and provides with princely |
Billy Bryant is her
great medicine" and has cordials 10
sheer and invigorate. Woodruff and
Pierce are her pilots. and will guide |
her safely. Those who desire de-
ightful trip to New Orleans, or who
nave freight for the South, should
embrace this opportunity.
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For Sale.

vyVEsE LOT ON THE CORNER OF
il Locust and Seventh streets, having
thereon two frame dwellings and other
buildings, for sale on very easy terms,
either all together or divided. For further
Information apply 10 ]. q. SMITH, Edge
Tool Maker, Main street. Jazz dim
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B~ The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &C., at lowest
prices, at
ian8 SoHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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NashrIIIe Market.

By Telegraph NASH LIZ, = ~ .
CoTToS9 2J21a s io@ Ssi bates.
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WE have watched the course of SO many
distres sed, emaciated and fOrlorn dyspep-
tics, of WORKOUT and Frustrated females.
who have taken q new lease of life, and
gradually received vigOr, strength. health,
and the power of social pleasure, from the
effects or PLANTATION BITTERS, that we
are not surprised at the Testimonials daily
received. If il is pleasure to do good in
the world, how full must be the measure
of the Proprietors of these celebrated Bit
terS.
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B1~ A sign In the outskirts of Chi
cago reads " Karpets vote and for
sold-Buys racks"
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RAJ The revival IN the Ingle Street
Church continues with undated in
terest.
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RG~ Look out for clothes line
thieves
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WHOLESALE price OF Stick Candy,
II cents, per pound, by the box.
III. HERMAN.
Candy Manufacturer, 10 Main Street.
feb9 I'm
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr to the best
imported German Cologne. and sold at
half the price. febI0.d3t-eOd-wlt
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Stin-
son VS.. Elder and others, was on trial
all day, and was given to the jury at 6
o'clock in the evening.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case of
Durham Grady, which was set for
trial yesterday morning, was contin-
ued to half past one in the afternoon.
Judge Robinson being unable to
attend at that hour, the case was
further continued to 8 o'clock this
morning.
RECORDER CoURT.--Only one
case came before the Recorder yes
terday morning. It was a case Of
misplaced confidence. A young man,
recently from St. Louis. thought he
could get away with quantity of
blue ruin, but it " got away " with
him. The cost of the experiment
was Sc 90.
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s% The demand for valentines in
creases.
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STRAYED.
LOST.

NAPE-A small fur cape, at the Opera
~ House, on the Sth (Vincent's Lecturer
A suitable reward viii be paid for its re-
turn to this office. tit
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Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used TO de
saving with by the POrtible Circular saw
Mill is from l25 10 $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. / nave reduced this am0uut
and require only from 90 90 50 pounds per
square inch, at which steam is not sou-
sidered in the least dangerous, and lzr e.
the same time, more economical i14 the
saving Of fuel, sc. We append the follow
ing certificate OF the first Of my new style
Porte Bile Mills, for the noting and care 1l
perusRl OF sawyers and all those desiring
TO purchase and solicit q call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axless easily drawn nom place, and
always ready for operation In few hours
or mounted on legs aud wooden sktdss or
otherwise:
Mr.. KRATz The Portable Engine you
furnished me, ] consider as satisfactory and
perfect IN every respect as any machine
ever saw runs light uses TO pounds Of
steam Tor running double go and 50 inch
circular saw mill lor common days bust
ness. An average days work. 5000 to
10000 feet Of lumber, easy. with Is pounds
of steam Al. caldwell,
LynuVilIe Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and ali other rec uIreHleuts.
nov I5-6m O. KRAFT.
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PrR1Jc SoHOoIs-To !

PUBLIC ScHOoLs-T0 PARENTS.
At meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
hs0tg f d Ira the 3upeFlnt sncnad
Primary Schools who shall attain TO
the age of six years before the 18th of
June; provided that application shall
be made to the Superintendent, for
their admission, on or before Mon
day, the 21st Of February, and at no
other time; and that this rule be pub
lished in the city papers. and notice
given of it In the schools. feb7-1w
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You will tnd Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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It contains all the News of the Day
Domestic and Foreign, by Telegraph and
Mail.
Variety Is the Spice OF Life, d" and every
issue of the JOURNAL is fun Of a variety or
News, Gossip, ana Miscellaneous Reading
1t 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.
It aims to be reliable General News.
paper, and to be ahead OF all others iu
every respect
The aim of its Editors is to make it lie
paper for the people, Instructive to an;
sought for By the business man. the
farmer, the professional man, the me-
chanici household companion the
politicians guids-iu fact, to make j. ~
nearly EVERYBODY paper as possible.
: Ieiver- hen t0iH fnd our Reports nat er-
celied by any paper IN The great 8fissiasippf
VaLlegy
OR facilities for ding al kinds 81
JOB Printing for Steamboats, are an
eQualea.
TERMS-EnvariabIy ian Advance.
DAILY JOURNAL.
si1 yeaI; py mar o0
Ihree month, by mail .-..................-. 8 Ba
by the week, payable 20 carrier .....- =
TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
One o
ok mon lI
WEEKLY JOURNAL
One copy, one year. ....... .......S . so
Twelve copies, one year .........-...... I7 68
Twenty copies. one year. -...---.-......... % 20
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n% One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
ian8 SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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WEBER & Co. are selling heir en-
tire stock of Furs regardless of cost.
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CLOTHES LINE THIEVES. ohm
Liger, who lives beyond the Railroad
Depot, had his clothes-line robbed on
Saturday night. He attended the
theatre with his wife, on that even
ing, and on their return, seeing the
clothes safe, concluded to let them
remain hanging. On Sunday morn
ing they were non est, though an hon
est person could not have taken them.
eO- William G. Greer will learn
something of interest to him, if he
will inquire at the cashie-'s desk of
the Post Office in this city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10

MIA BY NaHLLE Is
Is almost completed at Louisville, and will
leave Evansville Tor Memphis and all way
ports about
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I5GH, INST,
And viii thenceforth ply as q regular
PACKET between those two ports.
The Mary Miller has beeu built ex pressly
for this trade, and is comp, etc in ali her
departments, being very light, but ca pabie
of carrying 600 tons, with wide, roomy
guards, admirably adapted for carrying
STOCK. She W Ii give especial attention to
way business in the bends, and The filling
of orders.
ES- Due notice Of the exact time of her
departure will be z ven.
W. e. BROWN & CO.,
lei off Agents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10

pa AS / am changing my bust
ness, will sell out my present stock
of Dry Goods at prices that will give
satisfaction, either at retail, if applied
for soon. or in quantities to dealers.
My stock comprises some very de-
sirable goods. suitable for the coming
season as well as for the present cold
snap. [feb5-2Wl VIM. HUGHES.