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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-05
Criminal Matters.

The December term Of the Criminal
Court commences this morning. The
following Grand Jury. summoned to
serve fer the ensuing six months, will
also meet this morning:
Pigeon TOqenship.-James d. Riggs,
Peter Frick, VIM. Dean, Joseph B.
Parrett, John Gilman.
Knight.-Humphrey Fickss.
.Scott-Charles Monroe.
-Armsts0ng.-John +. Pruitt.
PerTy.-Peter Wolf.
Unioa.--Louis Ksmp.
lCenier.-Ira A. Fairchild
Gernsaa.-LeWis wv. Short.
The Fair Play rioters are nov ~ II
custody. John Oasa having been ar
rested IN kentucky hither IA fed
when Wounded ~ Ar. Crayens, aud
waz soon followed snd arrested 5T Sir.
I W.. G. 5IaD1Rell OF Uaion Township.
rho wa arr1tzsd by Justice Newman
lsr that esreaial sexVice. To the Eest-
less activity of Mr.. Mcdowell. seconded
by Justice Newman, the community is
indebted for the prompt arrest of these
outlaws. Pelham, the chief actor in
the tragedy is still alive, and, as il is
possible that he may recover. an am
pie guard viii be kept over him until
he either dies OF is SO far recovered as
to admit of removal to Jail.
REcORDER's COURT-N. Willard,
Esq, presiding.--Saturdsy's docket
was encountered with the names of
but three delinquents, only one of
whom was so impeounious that he
could not mako due atonemeut In le-
gal tender. Ten dollars and a half
wiped out the offenses of the Messrs.
Fisher aud Haversack. while the vic
tim Of appetite aud money tight re-
eeived a temporary scholarship in
in Captrin Grifth's class in Geology.
Before Justice Ac7ersaa. - The
trial of a case of nose. which was set
for Saturday, did no. cons5 of. The
attorney for the prosecution ap.
peared with the complaining witness.
but, after listening to the matter con-
stituting the complaint, the attorney
dismissed it, and the complainant has
TO suffer the damage to his beauty
without remedy.
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PERsoNAL--Mr. Fl. s. Orr, repre-
sentlng the well known wholesale es-
adjustment of Lee. Tweedy & Co., of
New York, is in the city. He has
our thanks for specimens of the beau
tiful calendars sent out by his house.
Mr.. Herbert Bigelow, Deputy u. s.
Marshal, is in the city on official
business.
NJ. r. Anthss. Esq, returned to the
city on Saturday, after an extended
northern aud eastern tour,
Mr.. Ed. L. Hines, Of the Bawling
Green Democrat. is in the city.
Mr.. Samuel L. Kahn was so very
low last evening that no hopes were
entertained that he would survive the
night. Il seams aim 1st miraculous
that he should have fingered during
the pas. wesk after thu severe Injuries
received.
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The funeral Of the late Mr.. George
Bopifsce from st. Paul's Church, yes
terday, was very largely attended. As
an evidence of the esteem 10 which
the deceased was held By his business
associates, it needs only to be men
,iopsd that the Tobacco Board. Of
wbioh be was a member. attended the
rnpsrel in 4 body. the funeral services
being conducted hy the pastor, Rev.
W. Fl. Van Antwerp. The following
communication tssti6es to his worth
as a man, a friend and Christian:
Mr. Bcniface was horn in Sussex
England. and came to this country
nhSut thirty years ago. For sometimt
he resided in Missouri, ana then ID
| Brooklyn, New York. lie was no'
UideIv known here, as he came TO this
r;tv onlv about six months ago. Up
| ~ The date of his last illness-the
middle oF October-he had been &C
lively engaged in business. Those who
we're so fortunate as TO be well &C
ouainted with Mr.. b., we're impressed
By lis energy and purity of character
Though a resident of our city for SO
short q time, he had manifested q
liveIyinterest in all plans for munich
psl Improvement, and for extending
the business prosperity OF the place
Active, and frank, and generous. and
cheerful, he possessed qualities fitted
to make many and strong friencs
As a devout COMMUNICATE Of The
Episcopal Church, Mr.. Bonilace was
ever loyal to his "high calling, ready
with every good word and good work,
adorning his Christian life By zeal
without obtrusiveness, a ealmness re-
moved from GOODNESS, and steadiness
Of aim that turned not to the right OF
les. When this man lived Principle
had a champion and Duty an illustra-
ton. In the church, faithful; in bust
ness. ever the Chistian; in his family,
gentle, and affectionate, aud selt-for-
eetting. The loss is greatest 70 them,
and terrible because go sudden; yet
the legacy Of his good example can
not Be bounded by @ home life, or
church life. 1t is q public oequest.
and enriches ell.
Here was suffering most acute,
borne with Christian fortitude-seeing
Gods hand and sustained BY His own
promises. To such, to die is to gain
and to enter into rest. The bereaved
family will receive the tender sympa-
thy which compassion always gives to
the stranger, and the widow, and the
fatheriess,
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FFfr THEOUeH A HATCHWAY.-
Bruce Carson rose about three
1'e yesterday morning, and mis-
taking he position Of the stairs, fell
through the hatohWay in a store
where he had been sleeping on Water
Il the fNll he sustained some
very severe bruises on the left hip and
side. severe cut on the head, and
other lBjuries. none of which are
deemed dangerous. He vas removed
to the ONE Of his parents. and his
injuries dressed By Dr.. Thompson.
THROWN FROM A BUGGY.-A eou-
pie Of young men we're driving out yes
terday afternoon, when their horse
toak light on Chestnut Street, near
Third, nd ran away. At the corner
Of First Street the buggy overturned,
the POI g men we're thrown out. and
ore Of them named Mace had his
wrist ST ained.
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Columns.
a NICE PRES SENT
FOR YOUR


FOR YOUR
Wife, Mother, Sister, Daughter, or
othsr Female Friend OF Rela-
tive, would be
A fine Black Silk Dress.
A handsome colored Silk Dress.
A NOR Antique silk Dress.
A Japanese silk Dress.
A Meteor Silk Dress.
An elegant IRISH Poplin Dress.
A silk COrderoy POplin Dress.
AFrench Velour Six & Wool Dress
AFIenoh Six Poplin Dress.
A Silk EpaDgeline Poplin Dress.
A Satin Striped POplin Dress.
A French Morino; an Empress
Cloth an Alpaca MOhniF Poplin;
Plaid POplini Striped Mohair
Poplin; a Notified blobair POplini
Tongo Poplin;a Dslaine or Csliso
Dress; nice Cloak; six veivs Cor
Cloak; fno Shawl a Lady rapE-
lin Jacket q West Point Arab;
pair Of Bed Blankets BIraaillsa
Quilt Piano Cover Table Cover
Table Cloths and Napkins .a 20
Skirt; box ofstooEinga; ala Hand
kerohiefor Collar; . pair Of rhomp
sons Glovo-fttiug corsetsi a a Faa3
sett Of Toilette Mats; a pair Of Kid
Gloves; Glove and HandEf Poz.
A Nice Present for a Ger main
Is a nice Wrapper, a box Of Hand
kerOhisfs; halfa dozen half Hoss;
pair Of Gloves; pair Of suapeaasrsi
Pattern for Coat, Pants or Vest;
Cravati Gents shawl; 3 sstt Of in
derwoar;a ine white Shirt box Of
Collars; a Neck Tie and maag other
things for Ladies', Gentlemlu and
Children, useful, and CHEAP, ct
). r. LINDLEY d BRO $,
70 Main ST.
Near the Court Rouse
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Chicago Market

By TeiezEaphl CHICAGO. Dec. 3.
FLoUR-Extra supeTfne spring quiet but
frmer at s5 40a5 so.
WHEAT-Nos Chicago spring falIiy act
i've aud unsettled &C 81 O40l O551 caeh ;
81 0j1<@i 05% for last half OF the month (;
this afternoon duh for Lass half or the
month atsl e59I o51S; for cash nominal az
CORN--A shade lower; "a es az 5O5695lc
for Old 20. 2; this afternoon old Doc; new
43e
UArs- In fair dem sud but e lower; No. ?
$50.
RYE-stoady with moderate demandi
No, z 6SeH1yef
ARLEr-DeinaDd fair AID market drmi
HiGH~IsEs Steady at S5>S IN iron; $50
PosK-Mess at SIS IS cash; sIs 5Os2l for
future delivery.
HoGs-Dressed steady Al s7m7 so, divid-
log on go pounds; live frmer and higher;
ssIes az " z1N6 %: packed TO date 1850.
BEFF CATELz -Qries aud unchanged at
50 7ja6 20. 40
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L. EASE OF THE MINIsTRf. Rev,
J.H. Waterbury. Of Leroy. N. Y,
agent of the Society for the Increase
Of the Ministry, preached at St.Paul's
(Euiseopal) Church. yesterday morn
ing. and solicited subscriptions in aid
Of the Society. A collection being
tskea ID, $215 we're realized at once.
I1TrLE GIaLs-NoTIoE.-The little
girls connected with Trinity NJ. E.
GHra-- School. who took part in sing
ing joy Bells, at the Sunday School
anniversary. are requested to meet at
the Charch, this ( Monday) evening at
q ofs7-e
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County Notice.

To accommodate especially the la
boring class, notice is hereby given.
that, from and after November 14th.
1870, the Auditors and Treasurer's
offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from z to 8 O'Clock, to
enable them TO transact their bust
ness without less of time.
PHILIP DECKER, A. v. q.
II. LUEKENHEINER, Z. v. G.
nov10 90E
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Louisville IIarKof.

- Telegraph LoUIBvuLl.
TonAcCo-salea on 30 hEds no ID fof
common 10 good logs, ana go 7-a - far
low 10 medium Leaf
BACGINc-snies OF hemp am -
orders at 271fM23c.
CoTToN--ln good demand htca iHh.
middling ~.
ELOUIs-Steady al S. %
GllAIN-Ddll and nothing dofun.
HUPs-Actlve az S806 90 for HnMt and
extra heavy, the bulk Or safes + H aaa
40s receipts 700 pounds.
PRoYTsIONS-Flrmt bulk pork 1908 Tnwn
lsci bui4 shoulders rs clear rih 81 e, an1
clear sides lC1<c; gresn meats rom EH@
block shoulders g., and clear flI aa. bad
packers are not CtapnFad tn sell ~ f.raaa
hgurog.
LARD-Frime leaf IN tiarceB 40 Ias-
WHIsRY-Firmer, with sales q
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THE MARK ETpl.
EeW FORA cold aad STOCK MaFket.

AeW H0rk Gold aad STOCK MAFkot.
By Telegraph NEW YoRK, Dec. 3.
Business Ia Wall Street in all depart.
Inents was scarcely ever so dull.
GoLD--Strong but not active, opening at
IL, advancing to li5S, and closing at IL.
Carrying rates 10 per cent. per anbum.
Clearanees e5o,00o000.
MoNEI--SlroDe AZ ba6.
STOCKS = Active and stronger, except
Rock island.
STATE HECUHITIEs--DuH.
The bank statement Is unfavOrable as
will appear In the following exhibit. The
banks lost nearly 9lS0O 900 ia legal tender
reserve. Loans increase g. $50 O27: specie,
decrease I,ll4,5Ii circulation. decrease
Sll5s23ls deposits. increase sJ70,2fG; legal
tender. decrease s56S, 800.
Great interest Is manifested in the forth
coming reports OF the President and the
Secretary Of tho Treasury. The only point
of interest In the former to financial men
Is the Alabama question.
The money market was active and
strong. At one time during the day
Che rate on call was z per cent. 10
stock holders; toward the close 10 was easi-
or and could be had ate.
EG-Exchangey5k
Aaf.w nHaHH HHsaa~r
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CHRISTMAS BAzAAR.-The Bazaar
of the patriotic German / lies. in aid
of the German relief fuod, will be
held on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, the 9Th, 9sh and 10Th.
The following committees have been
appointed to secure perfect success:
Committee Of Arruagemeats-Mrs.
E.. BsnnighOf, Mrs E. Be,ticher,
Mrs. DR.. Lsgler.
Committee on Ice Cream-Mrs. Pu-
der. Misses NJ. Decker, e. Hedderieh.
L. Sixt, E. Lohse, and Misses Schulz
and Petorius.
Fancy Tl6ls-Misses Schroeder,
Tomhemelt, Koenig and Ensrich.
For the Sale of Fancy RorE-Mrs.
Lohse, Mrs. A, Loewenthal, Mrs.
Schwaegerle, Mrs. Brueokner. Mrs.
Durre, Miss J. Lohse. L. EmmericA,
NJ. Pretorious, Fl Schulz, Kress aud
Scheller.
S Refreshnse1lt 7ables-Mrs. Sehnack
enburg, Mrs. BolderaneF. Mrs. Ma
thias. Mrs. Sshr9 Ter, Mrs. VierIing.
Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Durksen, aud
Misses Carlstedt aud NJ. Emerioh.
Order Committee. -Messrs. j. Ben.
nighof. Ell. Boetticher. A. Brueck.
q. Brueekuer. f. Cook. Philip Deck.
er. VIM. Snaekenburg, D. Schulz.
Chas. Sehlange. 2. Vierliug. and VIM.
Wagner.
Retreshnaent COmnlittes-Messr.. II.
Koehler. 81. Calm, NJ. Bolderauer, l..
Sihler AMI II. Schafer.
Treasurers - Messrs. q. Tonne
melt and s. j, Leswnstein.
Ticket Seller-Mr. f. FRANKIE.
Door Keeper-Mr. Frank Morris.
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DECLINED WITHOUT THANKs-
The young man who left a superan-
nuased aud enfeeblsd joke on a desk
in the JOURNAL Office on Saturday
evening, is recommended to take It to
the Courier, that being the only edi-
torial jaDk.shOp in town.
The other person, who on the same
evening left paper on the same desk,
is informed that even if his matter
were not senssless aud silly, his as
sumption Of the editorial I'VE, " is i'm.
pertinent.
Tue author of the poultioe eonun-
drum is recommended to have a cast Of
his face taken % dough, IL being the
best 'c.st Of count; n .nce" he can
hope for.
AS to the young people who don
like to be slandeFed, they are advised
to let the gabby old woman gabble.
Nice old women and nice young wo-
men win not believe them unless their
gable is true. and if it's, It serves
you right.
The communications, oae and all.
are carefully preserved in the waste
basket.
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new FORK Harkel.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Dec 3.
CoTToN-Dqil and prices a shade lower
middling upl6nds tJ5s.
FLOUR-Demand fair and market n run +;
receipts 1900 bols: supernne winter CSC
5 .: extra western s. IS; good 20 choice f68
8 S5i common 10 extra GO s598 Is; extra
RYE FLoUa-4 e005 80.
CORN MEAL-Unchanged.
WHTsKT-Dsmand fair and market firm
WnEAr-DuII but unchanged; reoeipts
81. Co bushelss mixed 81 y: spring 81 20 q
~; res ana am0er u 45gl 45; white
RYE-Qaiel and unchangsd.
BARLEY-Dull and prices hominai; state
S09Si: canada Vest 81 O.
BARLEY MALT Quiet.
CORN-Duil and = shade lower; receilta
'A o9T5 esn Rea sm mxsa 7sSOi 4 oIa sc
62o; Ohio o16G51Sc.
LEATHER-steady at SS3le; California
Wool - quiet; domestic 4sas956c; I'M
washed "a csc: pulled $685.; Texas is9
34cs California 2Ja30c.
HAY-Unchanged.
AOPS-U nchanged.
CoFFEE-Qnlet ana unchanged: Rio lI<
sUoAR-Cnba 0jSSf0Hc; Porto Rice -
MoLAssEs-Eew Orleans G2g72c.
PETRoInUn@Crud lasl21zci refined 28y<
seslylIssEosss-.ssteaayi mess PerE s2a 90;
new e22 51az8 00f for December and JAM
nary go 09a10 81 Mess beef gi00l5. extra
80 9l6i smoked beef hams s2B03l: prime
mess beef e2B928; Indta mess S30a31; hams
l2el4e; shoulders ssSxc; long clear mid
LARD-Dull at 125<0l31<e.
buITER-UnohanRBd
CHEESE Firm at I29l61<c.
LATEST.
FLGUR-Demand fair at fan prices; ship
ping brands. % 7590.
WHEAT-Duli and holders anxious to
sell new, 81 359l 81; rel end amber, 81 ~
al -.
RYE-Quiet aud unchanged.
OATS-Duil and pfices dropping at 0l@G3c
CoBN-Du1 and market unsettled; new,
75a79c: mixed. $50.
PoRK-DemaBd fair and market firm
sales for February a. SD 50.
BEEF-81eaEiys
CUT MEATS Unchanged and hrm.
LABD-Strong At l39iS1zci for December,
l3e.
EGGS -3293le; lined. 2392jc.
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nemnhls nnrheE.

~ Telegraph.l MEnPHrs. b.e.s
CoTrON -Dulf, and prices have FstIIrefs
mtddling lie; receipts $3.50 b. afIru.
mouts 3,il9.
FboUa-l M and prices decline
noe winter 81 IS.
CoRE- Demand fair and marsaI afla
AT zoe.
OATs-Bcarco ard nrrn
HRAE-ActlVe o. 22d28e.
PoRK-Dult and price nominal
BULK MEAT8-Uuu auu price aIHHf
lower shoulders Sc: afd8s H.
LARD Dull a. ~ 8l5JS
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Posi- once NOtIce.

In order to conform to the change
of time on the Z. & G. Railroad. the
following hours will be observed at
the Post Office In this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at z AN. Closed from II: 10
Pm. till 12:45 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 Pm.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
1920 pm.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from 7:30 AN. till $50 Pm.
E. G. R.R. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 10 AN.
Afternoon Mail closes at 4:50 P II.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 12:45
PM.
Mail arriving at 9:35 PM. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 1915 Pm.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
noV21-tfl john w. FOSTER, 2. NJ.
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By Telegraph NEW OREMAus. Dee b
COrroN-Duli bat unChrnaed: mIddine
uplandB l5ls
CoHE-Demand fair and marhei fmi
white SOC.
HAC0N-Eh0uiderB hlnhnfs sales
EUGAR-Prime gMMl6c.
M0LASsE8 Prime G5M61e
other articles uncnamsed
EXCHANGE--s5to riing 49,. eight drafts HH
New York 30 discount.
GOLD--l ~.
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NeH YOrt d. aooda -

By Telegraph NEW NoHK. Sec
Plain and coloied ootJons Glow aalae
brown standard and extra STANDARD ~ .sta.
inga at IKE Atlantic +" A. l1c- u GAM.
sets 3 8 llGll5So; IL" lQl 20: Medic mo-
Lawrence. Palder, Bagu and nHnH
sueetiug8 2jcs o 29s lO-f afs IA EIse
ElJerton CAPTIONS brown Isaac. white
b'eached &c higher; fremont ~ % stoHu
l51aci Dieached l9MQl7c. glasgow rlnl-
hams lAei Hartford I2fos brown and
bleached standard drilif l81l9jrC Spool
cotton Slc. Brights taFcfiFy carpet III l
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice TO nallnnnants.

On the 18th of December the Au-
dltor will advertise ali the property
upon which the taxes of 1859 have
not been paid. Parties interested
will please take notice.
Is. LUNRENHEIMER, Z. v. c..
Treasurer's Office, V. c.. Dec. 2,
1870. dec5d&wtd
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By Telegrapa.l 81. L0uIs. Dec. 3.
Ger roN-puII and prices nominal.
ELOUn-Hail but unohanGo4s
WHEAT-An Advance IL asked, but none
eatablished gmall sales OF inspected No. 2
red Winter al 81 .; sample lots, q 250l y.
coRN-Better; mixed in bulk 480lSc ;
yellow. Sass
OATs-D1u and dropping at 42a45c.
BARIEY-Duil az $50 for No 2
RYR-Notning doing.
HIOHWINEs-FlrHn 81 $50.
aTobacco. hemp ana baggtng UNCLAIMED.
PaoyfsI0Ns-FtFm F0fk, SO 260l9 E0s
seies OF 90 haFrels ~ aelleref option rof
the month, 81 Elf HEin ehouifsrf I5fNa &
clear Tib. IHt81cs clear aldea, umlNfr.
Clear bacon sIass easier 60 L15f9lGc.
IsAHn-IouniBa lots 60 l2e.
Hcas-asillsr So dMAka.
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TIT Is THROWN IN YOUR TEETH
that you do not keep your dental ap
pATa.us in proper trim, it is your own
fault, for all the world knows that
you might do 50 By using the match
less vegetable dentrifiee SozoDONr.
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The Senate.

a special session is held at J. l..
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning. at which an oyster lunch is
served. Q1ails and all sorts of game
daily. The best the market affords,
of both fluids and solids, every day,
at the Senate, 133 Main Street.
DOv4ff
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ETansEIlIe MedIeaI soeIelT.

A meeting of this Society will be
held at the Office of the undersigned,
on this (Monday) evening, at seven
O'Clock. Physicians generally are in
vited TO attend.
@. B. WALKER, Secretary.
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By Telegraph NASHVILLE. uae. =.
COTroH-Duii and lower: middilne I1tre.
BULK MEArs 90 clear 9fdea fIttat sfaar
rio lie: shoulders Ike.
PoRK-Rump sl5 Per hbl.
LARD-l25Sc.
CORN-7Oc.
OATS Gle
WHEAT-flG.1 Is
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B@-A fresh supply of Fresh Lake
Fish, Prime Mush Fed Oysters and
Canada Celery. just received by ex-
press and for sale at W Ruhe & Co. 8
Green Grocery, corner Second and
Locust. nov 18tf
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CRANBERRIEs - just received on
consignment. and for sale cheap; so
bbls. Cranberries, at Carson, Baker &
Co. 8. No. 30 North Water Street.
dee3 1W
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CHROsIOs.-Fish and Barter have
just received g new supply of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 IF
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Enronean MarEeaa.

By Telegraph LONDON. aaa
COnsule 01c. Bonds quiet; B4'a
S75& 67'B %; l0-f0,a 81
LIVERPOOL Dec, a.-CClt0u drlf and
drOopiug3 middNDg uplnnua t3e esq ofz
leans 04@g1S sa.es l0.UC0 baifH, 49, alF csc
port and speculation. VI heat CaiiraruIa
lis 7di red los 81. Pork hrmer. Ea
ERANKFORT, Dee. 3.-B0ndg sioaCe f-Ha
OF f02 closed at 0il<,
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Messrs. Roach s. Torian have re
moved their stock OF Hats. Caps, Furs
and Straw Goods, from No. II North
First Street, to No. %, Rees Block,
formerly occupied By Messrs. Morgan.
Read & Co, where they will be happy
to meet all their old customers. and
as many new ones as desire to pur-
chase goods in their line, promising
to sell them goods OF as low prices and
on as good terms as they can be
bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
The Increased facilities afforded By
the large and commodious store now
occupied, will enable them to carry on
a much larger and more complete
stock than heretofore. and to trans
act business in a manner much more
satisfactory to themselves and Gus
toners. We ask you to call and look
through their magnificent stock. They
will take pleasure in showing you
through. nov26-tf
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FL r. DExTER, Master;
at w. 3. PESEINGToN, f,te.t,,
EUGENE RUDD, SASAA ass
viii leave Evansv1kfs every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at PM.
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and FRI
DAY, aJ Pm.
The above new magnificent side wheel
low. pressure steamers having been con-
structed expressly for this trade. will run
regularly during the season, carrying the
u. Is. Mail and Adams Express; making
close and positive cOunections At Cairo
with the n. q st. L Packet Co. steamers
for St Louis, Memphis, V1ckSb1rgs and ali
way points. and with the ST. Louis q New
Orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving throC b tickets and Bills
LadIng to 81 Louis, Memphis, VicksDurg
and New Orleans Also through tickess
and bills laoing given to all points upon
the Raducah 8 Gulf. Illinois Central. Mo-
bile q Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cum herlahd and TeDnesses
Rivers. close connections made at EV-
ansv1le with the e. q g. Railroad for all
points North and East, and with the Nom.
Ing star and Tarascon for Louisville and
the Upper Ohio. special inducements Of
fered 10 stock shippers.
This com pany being the u. s Mall con
tractors, and running tie only low press.
being com manded by careful, experienced
and responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punetuaIiGy and safetv than
offered by any other un6s General ONCE
No. 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
w. BROWN 81 CO.,
HUMPHREY q LEWIS
And PITY. ID. VIETS,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-05

- Take your Prescriptions to
BridMells Drug Store, corner Main
and Third Streets, and have them
correctly filed with pure Drugs.
nov l2-tf
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-05

Nh. ADAMS, travelling agent for the
Grover & Baker Saving Machine
Company, says that the information
that Mr.. H. b. Brenea would assume
the Evansville agaasg FOR that nsa
e-iaa y -oOFfect ana hat Mr. II q.
sfiiin has beer sPpointef the agens.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-05
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DAILY JOURNAL
a0yDAT, DE0EMBER ). lS7e.
TT NE VS. .

rNEss CHAEGE.-Messrs. ]. p.
hester & Co., Of Paducah. have
lease the Opera Saloon and Restau-
rant CO Locust Street, and propose
ke It the most attractive eating
home in the city. They come highly
nsnded as worthy and reliable
men, and have had large ex-
rsiease in the restaurant business.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-05

- tsae8 sol4 pea are the
Jesf sac ee0pest ~ aCGrTda ~ - 1T
FISH E bsrters. ooi28-f
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-05

''SPALDING's GLUE" Cheap, Con-
venIent and Useful. Mends every.
thing. dec5d3teod