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8. ANIMALS AT AUCTION

- DEror QuARTERMAsrERs OpyrcF
MAsHINsToN, ID. o.. April -, lxe I
~ viii be sold. at public auction, on WE'D
@yNESDAf, May 4, at 10 q. m, at the Quar-.
80 termaster Stables, corner Connecticut ave
nue., 18th and N streets: "
Fl HORSES AND MULE,
In good condition, their services being no longer
necessary.
Terms: Cash.
By order of the Quartermaster General
y. n. HOfT, Capfsin. A. q. M,
apA-0 Depot OnnPoermasfer.
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~rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED nv
I'll MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, $50, at the zane
hoar and place, ~ Snssns OF All parties.
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Rf COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors to Jas. q. Mcclure a 20 -
Southwest Of Pennsy avenue and itb NJ
RgSTEEis SALE OF TRACK OF LAND I'M
LOUDON COUNTY, VA, At ATI(yTION

TRgSTEE,s SALE OF TRACK OF LAND IN
n BY virtue Of two deeds of trust from lame.
W. Darne and wife, duly recorded In the Clerk 8
NOmce Of Loudon county Court, Wa m and a
bidder. on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the asa day OF
May lN0,at51 clock At the auction rooms ofCooper
Lstmer IN the city Of Washington, a Tract OF
Land in Loudon county, IN the State Of Virginia. on
the LeesbaTG and Dranesvlle road described In said
deeds as conf aiming two ha ndred aud thirteen acres
and twenty nine perches The title is believed to be
vested in me by said deeds ' ~ 10 40
Terms: Cash. IL not complied with in FIVE DAYS
Iiss ana cost Of the hrst purchaser. Stamps
and conyeyancinE at the cost Of purchaser.
FREDERICK B. Mc0CIRE Trustee go
my 3dtd COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
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CeoK's
BALM OF LIFE. .
AND .- ....
oTHER PREPARATIONS
BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
AT THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT,
Corner 9Th and II streets.
- Consultations free. Ladies' from to 5 D. m :;
Gentlemen from to D. m. ap5D-u
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Try COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Successors to j. q. Mcclure & Co
southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and llth street,
Ph NflT FORTE BRgssELs CARPETS, Wal.
STPIpA en- GILT PARLOR SUITES IN
NIURE, C0TTAGE SETS, &C., AT AUCTION.
UV 10 O'Clock, we will sell at No. zoos street.
~ ~ bet. Twentieth and Twenty first streets
nn exceent assortment OF Furniture, consisting in
Rosewood case Piano Forte, stool and cover
Walnut and Gilt Parlor Suites in stfiped rem
Walnut Marble-top Center Tables
walnut Arm chairs, in green rep
Hair Cloth Sofa, Walnut Tables
Walnut Extension Table, Hat-rack
Walnut Narble-top Bureaus
walnut Bedsteads, w ardrobes and washstapds
Painted Cottage Set, Iron Bedsteads
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c
Terms Cash. COOPER LATIMER
N.Y. Auctiopeers
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llY VIM. l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
- New Marble Buildings,
No. 900 and 902 Pennsy lvania avsaue
SALE OF GROCERY STORE, FIXTURES, FUR
NITURE, &c. =
A. On FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 9Th, COM
INmeDcing at ~ o'clock we will sell the entire
80 stock contained in store corner 5th and III
streets. embracing
Sugars, Teas. Cofees %
Vinegar, Crockery and Glassware
Market stand, Shelf Goods, &c.
At IL O'Clock
Good Will, Fixtures
bay Horse, Wagon, Cart. Harness
Buggy, Cutter 10 Washing Machines
Household Furniture, &c.
AT o'clock, ON the premises, 2Ist street bet vaen
and streets '"0sn
Two Frame Houses on ground lease.
mJS W. l.. WALL Il Co, Auc+s
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- q WIILIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. SlS, southeast corner 7th and streety
TRLSTEE,S SALE OF NEAT TWO STORY
S HTEpSsE ON l1TH STREET, BET. AND s
- Byyirtne Of deed Of trust, dated ssptem-
Ess Der 9Th, 1859, and recorded in page IS Liber +
.and B. l6, and BY direction of the parry
s neW VII sell at public auction SAfUR
Ises Lot in subdivision of the north haf of square
80, with improvements Consisting Of a neat new
gas, &c. ' ""'0i "no
Terms: 5000 cash; balance IN and u months with
interest secured by deed of trust to the
Trustee. Conyeyancing at purchasers cost SD
down on day OF sale. Terms of sale TO be COMPLIED
with in five days from date of sale or the 10
be reeold at purchasers risk and cost ~
JOSHUA WHITNEY, Trustee
ma5-eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers-
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LARSE AMP AITRACrIyE SALE OF MAR:
LEAND ALABASTEKS BRONZE
SSLkScks op Mp ssTTssTgETTEs, MARBLE
IN On WEDNESDAY, MORNING. NAV 9TH
EYa}tsso, nj II O'Clock, within our Auction No ms
1xhKwe shall sell beautiful collection OF M Ar.
VASES, IRESCH BRONZE ORNAMENTS. STA,
ICETIES, &c, imported by sienor a b. P.uisi-
exhibition on Tuesday next. Terms cash w.
ap3odkds COOPER q LATIMER. Amor.
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VlY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueers =
- tSuccessors to J. o. Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS AND THE WHOLE
oE SQUARE IN THE FIRST WARD, AT
N On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4.
OY9lo70, at clock, within our Auction Rooms we
-shall sell the following unimproved property
Lot 4; Square ~ all Of square south of Square Il;
H. in Square 81 Lots TO- IL and u, in Squsre To Lot
4 in Square ~ Lots IS and q in Square 76 Lot H. in
Square l54; Lot "a. in Square 693. -
Terms: One cash. the balance at and II
months secured by deed Of trust with notes bearing
interest. deposit of S25 will be required on each
purchase.
Title TO the property indisputabIe.
Convey ances and revenue stamps at cost Of pur-
chaser. COOPER Il LATIMER,
Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR RO W

kf COOPER LATlMER, Auceoseers,
tSuceessors % Jas. q. Mcclure q COD
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AUCTION SALES.

kI II. LEVY, AuctioBeer and Tom Merchant, r
Corner 10Th street and PennsylvAnIa ave.
- Iyill sell: on WEDNESDAY, May 4sh, at
ID I o. o clock; I EkAME BUILDING, containing
and 18th streets Terms Of sale exclaimed on Gay OF
sale. Ill II. LEW, Kuction.er.
Rf J. T. CoLDwELL 4 CO., Auctioneers
81 I'VE WI. ell On wEpNEspAy MORN.
door. e sfo% o eosa, s =, No SIS street
80 o. fssppey and staple Goods; e. -. =
Three 5s y. Psi55: Lace Curtains 50 : ,,.
on. S 10th Ssres s;.ae Mating =
Two Sewing Machines l.esg4r 80 -. =
6 6.rty Shelf sc1es, set Pinkins Irons sasss
Good will and Lease Of Store can be had Tor 800,
IL = months s sS% O 81 sAaMsrAe, salesman. 81
RY WIN. L, wall CO. ,IApetiOnesra.
store, No 900 .na M5o .su S1i,s and o.. at
L sSsRs sT saE.T pS oSps
~ On THuRsDAY MoRNfNG, Nay 5, $50.
%s wi sIss
my, collection WIN y me L. .'SSs fIoas co. Auc.
Is Hnctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 3I9, southeast corner Of 1th and D sts.
A GENERAL AssoRI MENT OF HOUSEHOLD
FTRNITURE, &c: AT AUCTION.
IN fronting on street north, Setweea, stb and
~ Nth streets west, a general assortment OF
household goods, to which we ask attention.
mss %' cash. GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auc... .
RY W, l.: WALL 3 Co, Auctioneers, . 30
ID No. 900 and soS Pennsylvania avenue. g
New Marble Building.)
SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, &C., AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4, com
mencing at O'Clock, will sell q collection of
Paintings, belonging to 4. Wieser, comprising
Two very large Oil Paintings
Ten Cabinet Oil Paintings
Ten small Oil Paintings.
These Paintings are choice selections, and some
are very fine works of art, Will be exhibition
on "Wednesday morning. We call the attention Of
priv ate buyers, rs they must be sold. - 90
ny3 W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts. r
flY THOMAS E.wAGGAMAN,
u Real EstaNpBroker and Auctoneep,
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II W. WALL 4 CO. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 500 and 902, southeast cor. Pa ave- and SIN u
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DROPosALs FOB SUPPLIES.

- Consultations free. Ladies from 2 TO ..
Gentlemen from to 7 D. m. ap5D-
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-27
TROY
CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE.

The Fifth Annual Term Of this Institution
will commence
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1870.
And close Thursday, June Is, 1871. .t.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-27

An editor in New Jersey receaily pub.
lishsd long obituary notice Of an uncle
Of his who died out in Australia and left
S400, 900, 900 to his only nephew. The
intimate aequsintauces Of the editor re-
gard this story % tho preliminary msas-
uro Of q carefully devised scheme to get
trusted for couple Of winter uudershirts.
Persons who have such articles for sale are
wsured MOTTO give credit to any editor who
tells such story, unless he has with him
the dead body Of the uncle and the money
in tho pautalooons pocket Of the corpse.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-27
CONNECTIONS.

Al ST. LOUIS, with all rail and river lines, ia
oil Point- B.et, Mouth aud South. AT OuNTRA-
LA, with Coluhibia branch trains. At MACON
with Hannibal St. Joseph railroad. At. OF
TUMwA with Darlington Missouri River and
Dcs Moincs Valley railroads, for Des Moines
Fort Dodge, Omaha, California and all place.
West. At BRUNSWICK, with Omaha and Chill
licotha Branch, for Chillicothe, etc. At RICH
MOND 4 LEXINGTON JUNCTION, with St
Louis 4 st. Joseph B anch. for Lexington snt
St. Joseph. At HARLEM, with Kansas City
St. Joseph / Council Bluffs railroad, for Lesven
worth, Atchison, etc. At ST. JOSEPH will
Kansas City, St. Joseph 4 Council Bluffs railroad
for Omaha, Union Pacific and Central Pac6
points. At KANSAS CITY, with Kansas Pacific
Missouri .r.ver, Fort Scott, Lawrence. Emporia
Denver and all points west. ..."
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
chicago EaFket.

BY TeleSIeph.I CHICAGO. Jan. -.
FLoUR--Unchanged Gt - J0@i 60 for
Spring extras.
WHEAT Less active aud doll; sales at
161EN77c: closing 90 701<c; this afternoon
the market is fairly active at 1910 sellers
January, 771Sc sellers February.
CoRN--Quiet and 1Zg11c lower; 691ZM72c
for No .. cIOfing at G9969Ec.
,OAIs-Dnlli sales Of No. 2 at 5654@f0' zci
closing at 394c.
RYE-E Ominal at zoe for No. ,
BARLEY-InectiVe and nominal.
HIGHWIN INEs--Dull at 9lTd83c; closing
nominal ~ glG8i1Sc.
sUGAR-ll1S914c for common 90 choice
Orleaus.
PoRK-Aiess tolerably active; closing OF
f25 . ceah and sellers February.
LARD Dull az lj5zc cash and sellers Feb
ru3ry.
HAMs-Quiet; sweet picked nominal at
145zc; green l6c
cur MEATS Dry salted should ZOE, rough
slpes l2lzc, short ribs l31&9l31Ic.
Hc distressed easier and Ibc lower ea les
at el0Dll 90; live active and 2jNt5c lower:
ss 259S so for common; IS COOS 30 for fair
TO medium; sa99 D for good 10 choice.
~ 5009 - for extra choice.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
s&s Err NEV ~ 5
trosher Rsvsr Items see zhsrd Fo0s.


The indications of the weather last
night suggested snow as the next
phase. the night being cloudy,
with wind from the East, and the
mercury down to 800. The only ad-
ditionaI arrival up to midnight was
the Allegheny Belle No. A and barges,
from Cincinnati to New Orleans. The
Quickstep, for Cairo. Tarascon for
Louisville, and Crescent City, for
Petersburg, departed.
The Quickstep took out splendid
trip........The Crescent City came up
to the wharf yesterday and received
a considerable amount of freight,
and left last night for Petersburg.
Captain Start has converted her into
a very handsome and neat steamboat.
having placed upon her nice cabin.
with state rooms sufficient to accom-
modate her officers and ample dining
room accommodations........The Allie
gheny Belle No. 4. with three big
barges and a vast cargo. arrived at 10
o'clock last night, en- route TO New
Orleans.........Miles ID. Warren being
still on the invalid list. Mr.. Frank o.
Smith, formerly Of the Dexter, pre-
sides with his usual grace and dignity
in the office of the Tarascon......
Captain Fl. 7. Dexter was in
Cincinnati on Wednesday, and
will be here to-day or to-
morrow. He fixes on the 10Th OF
February as the time for the com
pletion Of his new packet.........Geo.
Lewis, of the firm Of Humphrey,
Lewis & Co, was made glad yester-
day by an unexpected visit from his
venerable father, a we'll preserved and
pleasant old gentleman of Scott Coun-
| ty, Kentucky. He is seventy years of
age, but looks hale and hearty.........
The Louisville may be positi"ely ex-
pected this evening.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
TIE MARX. ETs.
Eew YORK Market.

0y TeisgraDh.l NEW YoEE. Jan %.
CoTToS - Steady; sales Of sSj bales 81
2JISc FOR middling uplands.
FLOUR-lteceipts 1874 bbla.; heavy, and
IN IOc lower; haIes Of AGO barrels a.
a 50 al so for supeTfine State aud West
eru. 10 7090 20 Tor white wheat extra,
s. - q 10 for round-hOOp ohio, q 75Ge
Sc 80 for extra 50. Louis, So 509s 90 for good
to choice do. Hve Flour quiet 1T "a SOGb %.
Corn MEAL-(luiet; Bran.a,y,wl, Inc, ne, q.
4sKY-LoWer; sales OF 1J9 DaffelS Ct
Western, at 81 00M4l OlN.
WHEAT-Raceipts. lO,06O buSb elsi AeaVy
ana i9zc e l9@esj sales OF gVOy o9519s 5i 5i1Z a
for No. do. IN store, ST - for good via
ter red Illinois, Sl 2j0l ~ for Winter red
and amber Western, and Winter red can
ada in bODd on private terms.
RYE-Duil ~ I9l o5 for western ana
State.
81 . for Canada and Western.
CoRS-Receipts, 5000 bushels; without
decided cnange safes o. 2s C09 bnsheiS; e.
for new yellow Jersey 08c for new yeroW
southern; old mixed Western nominal a.
oArs-Receipts, 8 1855 bushels; heavy and
Ia2c ioYer; sales o $500 busncls ~ 2S1a2e
ior Vest = 61G62e for state.
CoFFEE-In fair request.
eUoAR-Easier; sales 81 80 ho2aheads
Cuba at lO1H9lp4e.
TRoLEU1L-Uunchang crude, 3i3<ei
S2c for refined.
HOPS-fIrfns lh,gzfc lOf AtiltElctis
IdNsEED OIL-DuIl at 9l@92c.
TURPENTINE-Lower; 459451Se.
PoRK-Duli and lower; sales OF $50 bbis
at 5Z7 50a2 Is for new mess and prl "a e.
and G2g 90 Tor prime mess; also, ,2il bbls
new mes, seller, Februaey and MSrch, at
Z O0a&7 50.
BEEF-Q uiot; sales OF 200 bbls at s. Goa
SIS % for new plain mess, and $40 UJ0H 90
for new extra mess. Fierce Bees active :
sales OF 95 tierces at S2j O0a25 00 for prime
mess, and g27 20 @ 10 co for India mess
Beef Hams steady; safes OF lGo0 bbis at
s3l 00g8i 90.
BACON - New middles heavy sales
of $50 boxes short.Tibbed a. li1Sc, and 100
boxes short-ribbed, deliverable at Chicago
at l3J&c.
Cur MEATs-Dull and heavy; sales OF 3 ~
packages at 1l15@l2e far shoulders and i49
lj15c for hams.
DREssED Hoes - Lower, at II q ll5<c Tor
Western.
LABD-Heavy and dropping: sales Of 500
tierces at 1515 g 1919 FOR sJeam.Tenderedg
and Iz0l75lc for kebLle-rendered Also l,OO0
tlerces steam-rendeTed, seller, February,
al I65k9l6l4e.
BUTrER-steady, at ls@8Oc for Ohio.
CIfEEsE-Steady.
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL juliet and very
firm; wheat, per sail, 45zd.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
g1 We copy the following items
frnr,o tho Sha-raatnmn Herca.rll.

~ We copy the following items
from the Shawneetown Mercury:
A WELL REGULATED Posi- OFFICE.
We are in receipt Of tho bulletin of
the Evansville Post Office for Jan.
1st, and from an examination of the
same, we are led to believe that there
are few as well regulated Post Offices
in the United States.
REV. Mr.. HAMMOND. = We see
from our Evansville exchanges that
Messrs. D. G. Mark and John Il.
Glover had been sent to Cincinnati TO
secure the services Of the Rev. Mr.
Hammond to aid ia the religious
work in progress at Evansville. If
they succeed in their mission, we hope
there will be some effort made TO get
him down here during our Christian
Convention.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14


CHURCH SoCIABLE.-The sooiable
given by the ladies of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church last night,
was magnificent success in every re-
spect. The large Lecture Room of
the Church was crowded, and the rep
resentation from the Vine Street con-
gregation was large. There were also
present a fair representation from
Trinity N. i. Church, and the most
cordial good feeling prevailed, fully
verifying the enthusiastic ejaculation
Of the inspired rsalmist, " Behold,
how good and how pleasant for breth-
rem to dwell together in unity
Brief and highly appropriate re-
marks were made by Revs. Martin. Me-
Carer, Dodge and Kumler, breathing
qualification fer the present aud bright
hopes for the future. The committee
OF ladies did themselves infinite credit
in the preparation OF refreshments,
and the tables fairly groaned under
the abundant supply OF delioacies.
We cannot conceive of a more rational
or pleasant manner Of spending an
evening, and hope such entertain
ments may be more frequent. Not
the least pleasant feature of the oeoa-
sion was the large number of young
people present.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
.-fnnInnaIi nArRaE.

Hy FeIL.Taph.l CInOIEEATI. jan. l3.
FLOUR u changed: family S. 25g5 90.
WHEAT-Unchanged;N No. red 81 II.
CORN-Duli and dropping at 750sOc.
OATS-Ii nchanged: 50g56c.
RYE-DuH at 90G92c.
BARLEY-Nominally unchanged and
nothing doing
ding.
go G0g26 80.
WHISKY Firm at 93c
HOGS-Duii and lower live t5 J0gD % =
dressed go 250ll coz receipts 5CO0 head.
GREEN MEATS-Dull; 9N0l2c for ahOul-
ders and sides: and l41<@l41Ec for hams.
LARD-Duil; steam l5c; Kettle l6glbMc.
BULK MEATs-Duu: IOMGllc for shoul
ders: I35<0l4c for clear Tib sides; l41zWlf1c
for clear; the outside rates when packed Z
sugar cured hams l9,a20c.
F7ls were sold at the inside rate.
BUTTER-Very dull fresh 2S83}c.
EGGs-Dull at 3Oc.
CHEESE E-7Il8c.
OILs-Ltnseed oil 90aglc. Lard oil 81 i8
al SO. Petroleum dull; refiued 2ec.
SUGAR-Firm; New Orleans l2Wlfc.
CoFFEE-In fair demand at gSa2fc.
GOLD-lN buying.
EXCHANGE AT par buying.
MOEEY-Ma quiet AT t8l0 per cent.
for best paper.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
81. Louis Market.
Us EIWtIa =
Rv Talegranhl 8

BY TelegTaph.l ST. LOUIS, Jan. l3.
TOBACCO Strong aud unchanged.
CoTTON-E OmiDal at 231Ec.
HEDLP--h othiEg doing.
FLOUR-I4ight order demand; superane
siGi 30; X "a 6044 20. Xxx s. 75gG O0'
choice 10 fancy family SC 2j@7 80.
WHEkT-Low grades dull; choice want
ed No. 2 spring 00002c; red FAN 81 000l 0J
No. do, 81 l2t99l IS; choice fancy 81 %
al 35.
CoRN-B .rmeT; yellow in bulk 6jc;
mixed sacked 72a7ic; yellow 1866 white
77aS0c.
oArs-I5eld higher; small sales at 5385Oe
sacked.
BARLEY-Q uiet; choice Spring IA lj; 40
| 2 Fail 81 IS; No. do, 81 80.
ItYE--FirD a. sG971c for prime.
WHIsKY-Unsettied; sales OF 039efc.
GROCEIkIJ55- Z nchauBed; I08l4c FOR SUE
gar; lSg231zc for conoof 6j9s0c for planfa-
ton mOlasses.
PRoVH5IOEs-DulI and dropping. Mess
pork sold nt so 20, bat closed Tower. Dry
salted meat, IN the small way, lie for
shoulders; l5c FOR clear sides. Bacon, job
bing lots, 1870 for shoulders; 1870 for clear
rio: l61%e for clear sides. Lard nominal
l51zc for prime ateami l6Hc for choice
Kettle.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
Rfvar DispaecEsos os.

PrTTsBURG, January 13.-Monon
gahela River, at noon, II feet, and
rising 3 inches per hour. Allegheny
| River 15l feet, and rising fast. At
Greensboro, at nine o'clock, it had
risen 9 feet. Raining at Brownsville.
The St. Charles will depart for Gin
cinnati to morrow noon. The Rover
/ leaves for Nashville this evening,
with 600 tons freight and engagements
below. Among the towb0ats which
will leave with coal on this water,
| should the weather continue m0der-
ate for few days, are the Resolute,
/ Collier, Tiger, Leader, Tom Reese,
Tigress, Leopard, Whale, Coal Hill,
Lake Erie, Coal City, Diamond, and
probably number Of boats now on
their way up the river There will
be no departure before Saturday. 1t
rained slightly this forenoon, with in
dicatiOns IN favor Of more rain. At
Oil City 10 feet. Thermometer 50'.
PITTsBURG, January 10. - The
weather is growing colder. M0non-
gahela 10! feet; Allegheny IS feet;
| both rising. Business better on the
wharf There will probably be large
coal shipments on Saturday. De
parted: Rover, for Nashville: the St.
| Charles leaves to morrow noon. and
| Glendale on Saturday. The Maggie
Hays is loading for New Orleans. and
| the Glasgow, for Nashville.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 13.-Port List
| ArriYed-Spray, from Nashville; /;
Armadillo, from Arkansas River.
There are 26 feet 3 inches in the
channel. Weather growing colder.
Thermometer 81 at A. NJ. and 66o
at P. II.
| LOUISVILLE, Jan. 13.-Port List
LeClaire No. 2, from Tennessee
River; Dexter, from New Ofleans /:
Sallie, New Orleans to Pittsburg:
Robert Burns, Memphis to Cincin
natl; Norman, Cincinnati to Eyans-
vile; Alice Dean, Cincinnati "a Mem.
/ phis; Nightingale. to Arkansas River;
Louisville, to New Orleans; pevtona
aHd barges, from New Orleans. River
rising, with 8 feet water on The falls
and 10 feet In the canal. Weather
cloudy and cold. Business fair.
/ CAIRO, Jan. 13.-TyrOne, Nashville
packet, . pm; Fayette, Evansville
packet, 10 pm. F0Tsythe, Vicksburg
! to st. Louis. l am. Nary Ann.
Yioksburg to st. Louis, 2 am; II. J.
Bigby, Cairo TO Pittsburgh, 6 am;
Clara, Cairo to St. Lous, 10 am
StJo, Memphis to St. Lolis, 10 m
Alps, Cairo to New Orleans, 10 am.
Belle Vernon. New ORLEANS to Gin.
| cinnati, pm. The river fell three
inches, weather cloudy; rained last
+ night; mercury 36.
ST TOT-Tg Januar1v ~ A,r;,,o1
St. Johns, Canton and Molie Able,
from New Orleans Julia, from Vioks-
burg Mountaineer and IL. NJ Shreve,
from Red River. River falling slow
y here, but reported to be rising at
Quincy, and open to KeOkuh.
NASHVILLE, January IL River
rising slow y; seven aud onehalf feet
on harpeth Shoals. Weaher cold
and cloudy; heavy rain this morning.
Arrived-Talisman, from Giro.
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The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14

SINGULAR AFFAIR An old Ger
man stated to a Justice of the Peace
yesterday, that he desired to have his
wife put under bond not to injure
him. He said he had reason to be-
lieve that sic had tried TO poison
him, and he was afraid of her. She
is his second wife, and they have
only been married about two years.
He fled the necessary papers for a
divorce some months ago. but was in
duced to withdraw them for several
reasons. He is fifty. five years ofage,
and his wife is forty eight. We pre-
sumo he will have warrant issued
to-day.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
NeR NrIeana narRel.

By Ielegrapb.l NEW ORLEAHs. Jan. I3.
CorToS-Quiet az 2lg2l1sc for middilngs
sales, $500 bales; receipts, 1921 bales. e7c-
ports yesterday, 1896 bales; exports to-day,
400 bales.
FLOUR S. 87G8 0O.
CORN-Scsrcc, but active.
OATs-70972e.
BRAN-tI 30.
HAY-Scarcc and firm prime, 5ls jO.
PoRK-Dull at S27 -
BACON-l4c, l6lZc and i7c; hams, 2ic.
LARD-l70lSJSc.
SUGAR-Prime, 1lNMl2zc.
MoLAssES-Prtme, 2sG80c
WIusKY-95c6Sl 90.
CoFFEE-Unchanged.
dOLD-l2O51.
STERLING -l3l1S; New York sight cx-
change, Ac discount
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14

REVIVAL. = 4 most interesting
meeting was held at Trinity NJ. E.
Church last evening. Six or eight
penitents were at the Altar of Prayer,
and there were four or FIVE conversions.
The Church seems to be unusually
earnest, and the songs and prayers
display great fervency of spirit, and
anxiety for the conversion of sinners.
The meeting will be continued this
evening.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14

COMMON PLEAS CoURT,-The Court
was occupied yesterday in hearing the
case Of Philena Sellman vs.. John
Greek and the city of Evansville.
This action is on an injunction. The
street in front of plaintiffs property,
On Second Street, was bowldered, but
payment for the same was refused, on
the ground that the work had not
been performed according to the con-
tract. The City Collector was direct
ed to collect the money due against
the real estate, and advertised the
property for sale, but an injunction
was granted to restrain the Collector
from selling tie property. The case
is now being tried to decide whether
the injunction shall be perpetual.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-14
cannalan I1ems.

ToRoNTo, January 13.-A special
from Ottawa says rhe Minister Of Ma
rlne advertised to cay for swiit-sailing
schooneTs, to be used as marine
police on the coast.
Itis notimpi obable, 10 view of the
continued opposition 20 the reciproc
ity on the part of the American Gov
errment. that more stringent legisla-
ton viii be adopted next session for
the protection of the Canadian fish
cries, and some modification will be
made in the tariff on the same around.