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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-26

B1sAAhCk ON THE sKTUATIoN-ABoUT PARIS
HEAVY ARMAMENTS.
Herald speclaI.l
BERLIN, December 21.-In hasten
ing the contamination of q superficial
union of Germany, Bismarck has
played his strongest trump. There
has been hazardous delay of the proc
lamation of the united Empire amidst
the din of uninterrupted hostilities,
which has a twafold effect, and shows
the French the utter uselessness of fur
ther operations against their oppo-
nents, who display the utmost har-
mony and strength of heart In the con
fiot. The uncertainty Of the
fall of Paris is topic of
conversation. The demand for
the speedy bondbaIdment is clam
orous, and official organs insure the
public that the military chiefs are full
Iy awake to their duty, and will leave
nothing undone.
It is believed that the hombardnt a !.
has been postponed through the indu-
ence of the Queen of England. In
reply to this belief the organs say
the difficulty is In reaching the city
effectively, the Prussian batteries
being incomplete and lacking ammu-
milton.
In the capitol the Germans will
take firm footing, and occupy the
united French until the French elect
a responsible Government. In re-
gard TO the manner of accomplishing
this, whether by upholding the
present Government, and recalling
Napoleon. or by q convention of the
/ Consuls General, the widest opinions
are formed, although the best in
I formed express convictions that the
only way to get out of the labyrinth
is to recognize the Constitutional
Government under Napoleon.
Wonderful efforts are still being
made for the prosecution of the war,
and the oldest classes were being
drafted. equipped and sent to the
/ front; calls are being made upon Off
/ GERS formerly in the service, to return
to acting official departments. The
papers announce that the actors,
singers and scene-shifters have gone
to the war.
The Potsdam and Anholt Railroads
are daily forwarding a hundred wagon
loads of the largest projectiles, and
the great gun foundry is incessantly
manufacturing ordnance of the largest
ealibre.
It is believed in military circles
| that the bombardment will take place
about Christmas. While such specu-
lations are idle, all agree in the belief
that the fall of Paris is tantamount to
a conclusion of peace.
A single factory sends to the army
eighty cars of preserved meat daily
Up to this date six millions of letters
forty-five millions tbaIers, one mil
lion parcels, and thirty five thousand
official packages have been sent to the
front through the postofhces- The
field posts in france cover seven
thousand English miles, and employ
two hundred and sixty officers and
five thousand clerks.
The frmest determination exists
among the troops. despite their hard
ships, that they will not desist unit
the war ends, Of which there nov
seems little prospect for the pex
three or four months.
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WAR IN EUROPE.
PRUssIA.
Herald spsclal.l

BISMARCK ON THE sITUATIoN-ABoUT PARIS
POLITICAL SPECULATION AND GossrP-
HEAVY ARMAMENTs.
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Personal Items.

HARTFORD. Conn Dec. "a Rev.
James w. Strong. OF Faireaboult,
MINI, was injured, yesterday, by an
accident which caused his death.
Rev. Collins Stone, of this city, is
better to day. and there are strong
reasons to hope for his recovery.
At the Coroner's inquest in the
case of Mr.. StORe, the evidence
tended to show that Mr.. Stone saw
the approaching train and endeavored
to cross the track IN advance, and
that the engineer used all his efforts
TO avoid a collision.
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election ReGqrus.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dc 24-Sufi-
cient returns from all sections of the
State have been received to show that
the State has gone largly Democratic,
and it Is tolerably certain that the fol
lowing Democrats have been elected
to Congress: FIRST District. W. w.
Paine, 41st Congress; A. j. Mcintyre,
42d. Third District, VIM. E. Wright,
4Ist and 42d. Fifth District, L. A.
Cooke. 41st; D. NJ. Dubois. 42d.
Sixth District, VIM. p. Price, 4lst and
42d. Seventh District, P. NJ B Young
4lst and 42d. TbeSeconi aud Fourth
are doubtful. aud it is thought they
have gone Republican, but it will take
the official count to decide. The
Democrats have elected three tcurths
of the members of LEGISLATURE.
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GlIminal and OhrIstmns.

CINcIHNATf, December 25-Tom.
Macy was shot aud killed last night
ia Hamilton, Ohio, in an alteration,
growing, it said out of an old grudge.
Deputy Marshal Ich Sehelly. was
slightly hurt.
5ohn W, Norris and Charles
SIatfield have been identified by
Muge, of Dayt)n, who was lately
Knocked down and robbed Of a large
amount of jewelry, as the perpetrs-
tors.
Christmas has been generally OBJ
served ia the churches to-day. To-
morrow will be kept as legal holi'
day, and business viii be we'll nigh
suspended.
The weather is warmer 10 night
| having been modsratirg duri0g Ihs
day.
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EnrOpean Markets.

By TeIegraph.I LONDON. Dec. y.
ConsoIs qI1ka92; Bonds steady; u. s.
Coupons OF l6o2, s5t< '65s, 85tz; l0-80s, 87s<
Stocks steady Erie, i9H; Illinois Central
III; Atlantic q Great Western, 281< Re-
fined Petroleum duh and declining
FRAEEFORTs December 23.-U. s. Cou-
ponB OF 1852, 9i5<.
LIVERPOOL, December. z3.-The demand
for Cotton IS fair, and market firm: mid
ding uplanda So; Orleans 9L<; sales rs COO
bales; sales for the week, $1,000, OF which
Is 600 were for export and 4 coo for specu-
lafioni stock on hand, 1900; Amefican,
5000. Flour Is hrmer at 26s; California
Wheat lis 3d0lls I'd receipts for the past
| three days, 1850; American, l0.o00; Pro-
/ visions unchanged; Lard declining az 63s.
FRANKFORT, Decem Der "A. American
| bonds are neglected here, the attention OF
/ financial men being turned 70 the new
| German loan.
| LIVERPOOL, Decenn ber 2A-COtton quiet
/ and unchanged. Breadgtuffs quiet. Pro-
1 visions easier. Pork zoos. Lard 62s. Beef
| lbs Cd.
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Heavy Robbery.

WASHINGTON, December 24.-A
letter received FROM Pensacola says on
the 12gh inst. the Southern Express
Company was robbed few miles from
that place. There we're several pack
ages of money One was So, ,00a
from the Navy Department. wAich
was probably intended for the Pensa-
cola Navy Yard. Another package
was of 5000, and several other small
sums, amounting sltogether to about
$l3 600, all Of which was stolen.
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nArrLE 1sIsI1NEST.

LONDON, December 23.-The Prus-
SLAMS have left Dieppe. but are camp.
I'D near by in heavy force Two
French iron clads are stationed off the
port. Late dispatches fiom the front
of Amieus report that General Man
teuffel is near that city, and battle is
probable.
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new YORK DrV Goods naTket.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Fec. "A.
This being Christmas Eve, and the ter.
mtuatiOn Of the week, there has been but
little business doing among the Wholesale
houses, while retailers are doing q good
business, the weather being cold aud dry.
In view OF these circumstances there In
little alteration observed in staple style.
We quote Cabot brown EheetinRH at IKE:
Augusta DO ll5ze; Dwight W, loo; Great
rails - l0cs do. M, lie. POcaBB@t Canoe
I<1aci SuuOik ~ Be; fremont r., 71<cs An
qroscoggin % sheetings, S25<c; do. lO-l
do o11zc, and Sc per yard higher for The
same In bleach l5c for Bate'a b b bleached
N uBit nB; l41zc for Am moskeag and Bartisft. !.
1916 for EuertOn z; lie for Gold Medal 8s-
inch width for KearBaRe A; IKE for
A0nadnock 6-4 sheetingB; 35c do. for l0.A
held firmly Al IOz<nIIo.
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IT,

CAIRO, December 25.-A fire broke
out this morning, 10 q barber shop, at
Carbondale, Ills, owned by VIM.
Greenwood, and spreading rapidly,
involved the total or partial destruc-
ton of four buildings, as follows :
Sewers & Woosley, oyster saloon; j
Ri. Hamilton, drug store. The post Of
fice building was damaged to the extent
Of 81, 600. The books and papers in
the post Office were nearly all saved
Other buildings were more or less
damaged. The total loss will proba
bly exceed So, 900.
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steamer Ashore-FIvo Men Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, December "A The
steamer Aries came ashore at Ford .
Bar, on the morning of the 231. A
boat was Immediately launched TO
take the sounding, but before going a
great distance from the steamer it up
set, and the mate and four seamen
were lost, three Of the party being
drowned. The two others succeeded
in getting on the bottom, where, after
few hours of suffering, they froze to
death. Two of the bodies foated
ashore at Cape May to day.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, December q, il 30 A. II.
Business has been suspended to-day
on account of the holidays. All the
markets are closed and will remain SO
until Tuesday.
The Empress Eugene is organizing
fund for the French prisoners. She
is negotiating for Drury Lane Thea
ire for the benefit performances.
THE EAsTERN QUESTION.
LoNDoa, Dec. 23-The first meet
ing Of the Conference on the Eastern
question was fixed for the third of
January
Prince Charles Of Romauia calls the
attention of the powers to the fact
that his position as settled by the trea-
| ty of Paris is no longer tenable.
ALL SORTS OF GOSSIP.
LONDON. December 23.-It is now
said that FaVre will represent France
in the conference.
Austria, Prussia aud England have
/ offered an asylum to the Pope. He
will probably accept Malta.
Murders in Rome are of nightly oe-
currence. The life of the Rector cf the
American College was attempted.
The Prussians are fortiiyIng their
line of retreat between Versailles and
Metz.
Lord Enfield has been appointed
| Under Secretary Of State in place oi
OtWay, and Davidson, NJ. p, has beer
appointed Judge Advocate General.
! Advices from Berlin say that par
of the terms of peace is the demand
that France resign Havre and Nice t
the Pope.
FIGHTING NEAR AMIEEs.
| LONDON, Dec. 24-Noon.-Genera
FaiIherbe, with go, 900 men, was rout
ed By ManteuffeI yesterday, neal
Amiens. Two Prussian divisions onl,
were engaged.
rWorld's Cable 5peciaI.l
EoVE1 ANTS.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-Ths German
are making q rstFogade moyamen
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aoYernor Holden,s TrIal.

RALEIGH, December 24.-Governor
Holden appeared yesterday before the
Senate, sitting as Court Of Impeach-
ment, to respond to charges of i'm
peachment, and asked for thirty days
delay in which to prepare his answer.
The Court ordered that his answer to
the articles of impeachment be filed
on or before January 23l; that the
managers file their replication within
the next six days, and that the case
would stand for trial on January
30sh. The Court then adjourned tc
] January 23d. The Democrats lack
one vote of a two-third majority, and
the Republicans are confident oi
| Holden's sequital
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Boubls Murder.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. December 24.-A
double horror occurred on Friday
evening at Csmilus. Lorenzo D.
Garrett, aged %. murdered his father
ia Law. James @. TaIman, aged 81
Garrett attacked Talman in the latserE
barn yard, aud broke his skull with
an axe, killing him instantly. Gar
rett thea vent to bis own barn, siz
rods distant, aud hanged himself
The two men had been quarrelinl
about property for some years past.
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LouIsyiIle MarEet

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Dec. "a
ToBACoO-Firnn; sales Of2s hhds at IS o5g
go
BAGGIEe-Very dun at 281<027.
COTT0H-Firm; middling, 14kc.
FLDUR-Quiet: extra family, IS %.
GRAIN-Nery duh.
HoGs-Qutet and firm.
NJ Ess PoRK-SI9 50.
LARD lZc.
BULK MEATS-5honlderE,6 61<ci clear rib,
exc; clear sides and bacon shoulders. l01Sc :
clear rib Dacons l25zc; clear sides, l3c.
WHIsKY-Qutet az SIC.
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RET,QTUM

ANTWERP, Decem ember "A 4-The port
ia oyercrowded with shipping and
vessels have been refused admission.
The river is freezing
HOSTAGES SEIZED.
BRUSSELS, Dec 3D. The Echo
du Nord says that the German garri-
sons at Rheims Aad Chalons have
been largely increased owing to the
threatening attitude of the army
north of Chaions refusing to pay re-
duisitions demanded by the invaders
Leading citizens have been arrested
and sent to Germany as hostages.
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BY Telegraph MElfPHIs. Dec. "a.
CoTTON-Demand fair and market hrm
at 14560l4%. Receipts for the day, $500
bales. Shipments, 2, ,955 bales.
FLOUR Demand fair and market 6rm
at S596 60.
CoRH-Dull but unchanged
OATS-Scarce and firm.
HAY-Active but unchanged.
BRAN-Dull at 2ic.
PoRK-Dull and prices have declined 70
SO 5Og20.
BULK MEATS Heavy receipts depress
the market; shoulders, 7971zc; sides,
9aI01Sc
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ROVE ApE cAp1rAL

FLORENCE, 10. 23.-The Chamber
of Deputies have passed by a vote Of
1872 yeas to l8 nays bill providing for
the removal of the Capital from Flor
ence to Rome within six months. A
resolution expressing gratitude to the
citizens of Florence for their patriot
ism during the siege was adopted,
when the Chamber adjourned to JAN
nary 18th.
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Intensely Cold WeatheF-.AnOtheF
Terrible Fire-The spOtsWOOd HO-
tel, Richmond, virginia, Totally
DestF0yed-SeTerai Persons Per-
ikh In The FLAMES.
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By TeieeTaphl CHICAGO. Dee. "A.
EXCHA HAEGE-unchanged
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAr-NO. 2 Chicago spriEg quiet,
closing at g91<c.
CoRN-Eo. mixed steady and closed
| quiet at 43%c.
0ATs-No. 2quiet &C SS1<938I<c.
RYE--NO-2 steady at zoe.
BARLEY-NO. dull at zoe.
PROVIsIoNs-Ffrmer mess pork sold at
8l9 for cash and for February; dressed
hogs active at E8 90 az; live hogs active at
| g5 50a6,
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Sc, Louig MRFket,

By Teiegrapn.l ST. LOUIS. Dee "a.
The general market is extremely quiet
and business is very small In consequences
OF the suspension OF navigation aud the
mesgre railroad faciliffes, owing 70 the
difdcuicy OF crossing liver.
FLoUR-sman OrdeF rade at previous
prices.
WHEAT-Buyers and sellers apart; net
enough done 70 establish prices
CoRN-Mixed IN buik 13G4jc.
OATs-Eo. 2 391zc.
HIGHWINEs-Ftrm al SOC.
PEOYIsIONB-Have a firmer feeling with
small sales OF pork at fl8 50: order lots 25a
SOC higher; dry salt 10 eats nominal: sugar
cured mans l71Ec: a decline; 80 900 pounds
loose clear lib at 81. Joseph cold AZ SIC
cash hogs inactive at s. 75a6 Is.
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pesirnclIre Flre-Loss s75.0OO.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 25 The
round house of ths Eaton & Hamil-
ton Railroad, at Richmond, Ind. was
destroyed by fire this morning Three
engines. together with the stock and
material on hand, were destroyed.
The house was occupied jointly by the
Il. & H.;C, FL 4 d. and Little Mi
ami Railroads. Loss $75, 600
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An AcQultaI.

NEW YoRK. December 24-MIss
Elizabeth B. Phelps, we'll known IS
An advocate Of W0mau's righta and a
lady of wealth and high social positi-
ton, was honorably acquitted to-day
by Judge DoWling of q charge, which
was of stealing q package OF candy
from Z store In Sixth Avenue.
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SICILY.
THE ECLIPSE.

SYRACUSE, SICILY, Dec. 22-via
Lo6dop. 24.-Professors Pierce and
Lockyear report that the observations
taken by them of the eclipse were
imperfect. in consequence of the un
favorable weather. bat the results OBJ
tanned last year In America were con-
GrrnnI
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EYannfnrga Notice

RTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the underBlgned has been appointed
and qualified as Executor OF the last will
and testament OF Charles IKE, deceased.
All persona having claims against the es-
tate viii please 20 nle the same for adj a
dlcanOn. All persons indebted 70 said
estate Will make immediate payment %
me. JOHN j. SINZICH,
| ftdeci5-W3W Executor.
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TWE 7EARKET8.
EeW YORK colo aad sIoeh MarKet.

NeR York Cold and STOCK Market
By Telegraph NEW YoEK. Dec. "a.
Gold has been very duh, but steady, al
about the opening price, 1l0lkaIllsE.
Loans were made at from 5 70 ~ peF
cent. Clearances about f3f, ,000,OoO-
Governments have been very dull and
steady prices ranging at the close at about
the opeEiDg rates.
Stocks have been strong, hut very dull
all day. Transactions have been made
only 20 very Limited extent, aa ali con-
tracts made to-day and expiring on Nom
day, viii bear one days interest at ~ per
cent, and viii be settled on Tuesday.
Money has been easy AZ Fer cent, and
has been quite dull.
Bonds have been weak.
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WeathoF RepOFt,

SUMMIT MT. WASHINGTON, De-
cember 24.-At p. N. the barometer
stood %. III; Thermometer Is 52-100 f;
wind northwest, velocity seventy miles
ner hour.
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LIVERY q SALE STABLE,
Fifth Street, bot. Locust & Walnut.
ThOs. BuIIem, PrOD'r.

n SUPPLY 0E CORD WOOD CON-
90. siantly On hand. uigternH Allied with
FrHah water on short notice.
Orders len 90 she Livery Stable bemt
rom ptlT attended TO- arr
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cHAUNoEY's RETREAr-THE POSITION OF
RET.GTHM

ESCAPE OF FRENCH PRISONERS.
ANTWERP, Dec, 26. = Twenty TWO
French prisoners, who were confined
in this city, made their escape yester-
dav
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Posi- O0lee BaFbeT shoD

r HAVE new SUCGEEBES IN
~. secufiug the services Of two II She
best BARRIERS tn the Western country, and
am now prepared TO do as good work as
any in the ely. There shall be no lack
ON my part nor on the part or my men 10
awe Satisfaction 20 all who may favor me
with q cali. j. u. GLEEss.
dec1-lmd Proprietor.
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ImAT.Y

FLORENCE, Dec. 24.-In ParIia-
ment, yesterday. Signor Arresuna
urged the immediate removal of the
Capital to Rome.
Signor ToscanelIi argued against
the proposition.
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- ~. Deramhar 27fh

An rcInlz Pm, for Ladies, Misses and
Masters. lsutIemen's Glass. to 8 Pm.
Persons hiI to enter the classes will
please 1-aig to Mr.. ". g. Dsllam or Prof.
I5tEUa fcE series Of twelve lessons, $40.
A l1aral deduction made where parents
1zDd 1lure han one pupil dec25-lWd
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HrlFgT-t 3 Is hereby given to the tax-pay-
~ he City OF Evansville, that
r-czlvef lTn the Clerk of The Common
-s--------7 said city, the tax duplicate for
fhe rear D and that am now ready TO
receive taEss contained IN said duplicate.
AN 1ersols who pay their taxes in full
cu an 1sFora Dscenl Der 81, 1871. will be en-
.Ieae# Eo q EscOunt OF dve per cent, and
.r1ae uavtag after Decem Der 81, 1870, and
nr ur aeEora January IS. 1871, viii be en-.
--lI=a r0 q discount OF three per cent, and
fuQs pay after January l6, 1871, and on
before ebruary Is, 1871, VII be entitled
70 c. e tze1ll Il of one and q half per cent.
Interest "a orders will stop December IL,
1373 EF nee Is at City Building, corner
Lnird and Walnut Etisets, which viii be
Open or onday and Wednesday and FRI
day event expressly for the laboring
3fassas irl a 70 O'Clock Pm.
WILLIAM MAYNARD,
dscW City Collector.
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SPATN.

CADIZ. December 23.-The obser-
vations of the eclipse we're successful.
Good photographs of the corona were
obtained.
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PRUSSIA.
BrsMARcK's NOTE.


BERLIN, Dec. 23.-Count Bismarck
has addressed a circular note to the
represent tatives of the North German
Confederation and Foreign Courts,
which calls their attention to the fact
that French officers are breaking their
paroles to not serve In the army dur
ing the present war, and saying that
as the French governments sanctions
this proceeding, peremptory measures
will be taken to check it. The Count
adds that in the event of future com
plants of the kind, proper Judgment
can be passed upon the offenders at
the Prussian headquarters.
BERLIN, Dec. 23.-Herr Camphaus-
en- has made the important announce
ment in the Russian Chamber that no
deficit is probable in the finances of
the Monarchy for tie years 1870 aud
1871
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ERANCE.

HAvRE AND cRERB0URG FORTIFIED.
BORDEAUX, December 24.-HaTre
is now so strongly fortified that there
are no fears apprehended ofan attack.
All the works about the city are fully
manned and supplied. and there are
several war vessels riding at anchor
before the city.
Cherbourg is also regarded as inn
pregnable to any force the Germans
can bring against it. The forti6ea-
tions on the land side have been COM
pIeted and armed as at Havre.
cHAUNCEY's RETREAT-THE POSITION OF
TROOPS
HAMBURG, Dec. 24.-The Elbe is
/ filed with ice and navigation serious
! lY interrupted.
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FRAMING NOTICE.

FFTHE UEDERsIGNED HAVING re-.
~ turned 90 Evansville, Is now prepared
% take contracts for
Building Bridges,
or any siudgf heavy or Intricate FRA 81
SIC. taual-aul TH08. GRhHT
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BALTIhoRE. December "a The
steamship Leipsig, from Bremen. has
arrived,
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Ia FEW DAYS AGO. OE INGLE
- StIG= By an inmate of the Orphan
ssylum, small sum OF money, which
m es a.etiysTed ..s 10 the owner on a%ppli.csa- app
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FRENcH soRrIE REPuLsEp.

BERLIN, December 22.-Queen
Augusta has just made public the fol-
lowing dispatch from King William,
dated Versailles:
The French made a sortie in the
direction of Staines and Bourget,
prompted by the mistaken idea that
the French arIny relief was approach
ing. Many French prisoners were
taken inthe assault on the Saxon po-
sition. The sortie was easily re-
pulsed. The cold is intense"
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1ETLLTNERY
POUND.

aREs. z. ,. B0ULWARE. New Mil
IA. nnery and Notion Store, Main ST.
8 Ween Fifth and sixth. decl5 cod
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LONDON, December % -Advices
| from Versailles state that 5000 Sax
ons have LETT Sanny with the inten
ton of making a forced march on
Rheims, where the people are report
ed to have risen 10 insurrection
against the authority Of che Prussian
commander.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-26
DIRECTED lime Table, December IL.
.ranarllIs = crarsorasr.lls 3. =.
and IlenOTfInent.

E= q. LIPPARD respectfully an
sll4. acuLess to his former patrons and
citizens of Evansville that he will CON-
-sleDca ne Exercises Of his classes at w aT'
lsl rHgfOnfa Music Hall, on
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-26
WAR IN EUROPE

Saturday Nights Dispatches
Another French Defeat.
FIGHTING NEAR VERSAILLES I
EnsurrecaiOn at Rheims :
ANOTHER Battle IMMINENT!
FRENCH S0RTTE REFUSED
Havfe ami chslboarg Fortified
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-26

SALT LAKE, Dec. 24.-The nams of
Chief Justice Mexican is used at
Washington in connection with the
GovsrnorshipO Ot Jtabs without his au
.hority. lie is not. and L is authori
tatively stated will not. be 3 eandi-
date.