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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21
TIE NEARAE1TS
Hs1 yCfK AtFRes,

By TclezTaph.l NV YoaK. Feb. 10.
CorToN--5teady; sales of 200 bales Mid
ding Upisnds AZ 24sSc.
FLoUR-Receipt 10. 223 bbIs: DIM and s.
shace lower; sales $500 bbls az 81 7505 co
fer super1ne state Western: a I5G5 a
Tor extra State; IS Is @G 90 FOR extra
ira; IS 2096 10 for round hoop ohio. 81 504s
% for extra St Louis; IS 256ls "a for e~,e,1
caoice ditt9. Rye hour firm; sales OF 30
Dds at u 0094 70. Corn meal more active
at 81 60.
Western free at 985S0599c
HEAT - Receipts $40 bushels. Wheat
dull, and lie lover; sales Of 3. GOO bnsbel ~
81 Go9I W Tor rejected No. 3 Spring: eI 2GS
tt ~ 4JI Wlhtef req ana amber " estern
State. ""ils
RTE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Shade frmeT, and more active.
sales of 81. COO bushels Canada West al ~ ii
a 10 and Il 90 for inferior dc. -
CoRN-Receipts Aus bushels; corn scarce
ana unchanged; sales of 10 eco bushels n
for unsound do. S'O0
Receipts. AIS bushels; oats firm.
sales OF 1900 bushels at 54G55c for Vest
ern; 609e2 for state.
RICE-Duli.
CoFFEE-Firrn.
16Gl04c. "a q
MoLASSEs-D1U
PETRoLEUM-DaiI at i55{GeIgc for cruda.
29AG30c for refaed.
HoPS-k1Fm.
LEATHER-E1rIn.
WooL-Firm; sales Of 500 COO lbs ct 46LSaa
ole. -'/2S
LISSEED OIL-Firm at 97fa99c
TURPESTINE Quiet at 47a4Sc
ALCOHOLISM 95gI G7I5.
PoRK-t1Imer and quiet: sales of $50
DDS at 80 I9g2l . new mess; S2l 50922 for
prime, and S23g2f so for prime mess: also.
az 5y Tor new mess, seller March and April
at SIS S7927. - =
BEEF-steady and quiet sales OF $50 bulls
az SlOG 10 for new plain mess; SI4dl7 50 for
new extra mess. IiercS beef quiet; sales
o. 20 l1ereeS at S2542S for prime mess; S2T6a
~ for India mess. Beef hams dull; sales Of
w Dds at s28932 for new.
CUT " EAT--He avy: 50 packages at IO3k
G6l2c for shoulders; 14GI415c for hams
Il IpDLES-QaIet; sales OF I2o boxes al
ribbed.
DRESSED Hoes Firm at II1<aIIISc.
=LAkD-titIn IA s. les OF go tierces q I4L<a
1o1ac tcr steam I69l6l5c FOR Kettle RENDER
ca; a'so 2,oJO tierces steam, seller March,
Aprll, May, aud fOar months at I5I%mI5s[c
obt,UJrTEa-steady and quiet at I7gl8c Tor
GHEEsE-Quiet.
FREIGHrs To L verpool quiet; ship
n ~ Ja per steamer l2.0J0 bushels Of wheat
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PITTsBURG, Feb. 19.-Mcnongahela
rising slowly, with IL feet water. AL
legheny with - feet and rising; at
Greensboro, z feet; at Brownsville,
IL feet, and stationary; at Oil City, 4
feet Z inches and on a stand. River
full Of ice. No arrivals or depart
ures. The following tows with coal,
leave to-day, for Cincinnati: Res0-
lutte and j. B. bravo, with 175, 600
bushels; for louisville. Blue Lodge,
Mary and Alice, with 243,00O bush
els. Business on the wharf quiet.
Weather clear and cold. Thermom-
eter 360 this morning Tenn Reese
No. 2, with tow coal. while trying to
land during the fog. near Economy,
Pennsylvania. ran into the tow Of
the steamer Tigress. Each boat lost
two barges Of coal belonging to Thos.
FaWcett. The tow of the steamer
Boaz, sunk here last night. Loss
$1,000.
CAIRO, Feb. 20.-Port List.-N. j.
Baker, Baton Rouge to Louisville, z
am; Kate Robinson, Mound City 60
Cairo, 9 an; Alice Dean, Cincinnati
to. Memphis l pm; Fayette, Evans
vile. packet, 2 pm Mollie Ebert,
Cincinnati to st. Louis, 2 pm; FL. G.
Multi, Cincinnati to st. Louis, 2 pm;
Colorado, st. Louis to Memphis, 3 pm
III. d. Shreve, St Louis to Shreveport,
3 pm; Belle Vernon. Cincinnati to
New Orleans. Bpm; Lorena, Cincin
natl to New Orleans, 3 p m. Nightin-
gale, Cincinnati to Ark. river, 4 pm.
River rose 2 feet; clear; mercury 16.
CAIRO. February I9.-Port list,
Ironsides, Pittsburg TO Cairo Ii
p. N; Sam. j. Hale, Memphis to
Cincinnati A. NJ; Grand Lake,
Memphis to Grand Tower 6 A. NJ;
Quickstep, Evansville packet 6 A. NJ;
Mary E. Forsythe, St. Louis to
Vicksburg IL AN; Bismarck. 81.
Louis to New Orleans Up NJ; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis to Memphis 3
P: M; Ida Stockdale, st. Louis to
New Orleans 8 P. NJ; Altoona, st
Louis to. New Orleans 6 P. n. The
river rose 2 feet; cloudy, mercury %
and falling,
ST. LOUIS, February 19.-Arrived-
Thompson Dean, NJ. J. Wioks and
w. K. Arthur from New Orleans.
Deported-Schuyler to Peoria, Hi
nois and MolIie McPike to Keokuk,
Natrona to Quincy, Kubicon to
Vioksburg. Mississippi to New Or
leans, st. Luke to Memphis. River
falling slowly, weather very cold with
indications Of snow.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 19.-River rising.
10 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived Ella Hughes
Upper Cumberland. Departed, Spray,
Cincinnati, Camelia. Pittsburg, aud
Burksville for Carey Fork.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20. Arrived
w. Il. Arthur, from New Orleans;
Mollie MePike, from Upper Missis-
sippi. Departed-Atlantic and barges
to New Orleans. River falling, and
full of heavy ice; weather cleas and
very cold; navigation NoTrh sus-
pended.
MEMPHIS, Feb, 19.-Weather cold,
Showing and sleeting. River falling
steadily. Arrived, Fanny Brandeis,
Cairo. Departed, Columbian, Clara,
st. Louis. Silver Moon, with 1000
bales cotton and Emperor with 700
Cincinnati. Nick Wall, New Orleans,
Mountaineer, Red River,
VICKsBURG, Feb. 10. Up, Belle
Lee. Down, Mary Houston, Mollie
Able. Failing fast, cold, rainy.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.-Arrived
Commonwealth, Indiana, Leonidas.
Departed Paulina, Carroll, Antelope,
LeBarge, st. Louis.
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CITY NE w s

MONDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1s7o.
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RELIGIONS Mattera.

Owing to the heavy snow and cold
weather, the Union meetings were
materially interfered with towards the
close Of last week, but on Saturday
morning the attendance at the prayer
meeting was quite large, and the exer-
cises were Of very interesting char
acter. Last night. a Union meeting
Of the three presbyterian, Trinity
Methodist and the First Baptist)
Churches was again held in the Wal
natStreet Presbyterian Church, which
was crowded at an early hour with a
very attentive congregation. The ser
mon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Kumler, and the subject-Man's
reconciliation auth God through
Christ - was presented in an elo-
quent and forcible manner, and
with such simplicity that all we're
enabled to fully comprehend the rea-
sons for and extent Of Christ's work.
At the conclusion of the sermon,
quite number stood up and asked
for the prayers Of Christians, and there
was such an in increase of interest
on the part of irquirers, that pastors
and people were much encouraged to
go forward this week, with renewed
zeal. The Inquiry meeting which
followed, and to which the greater
portion Of the congregation remained,
was quite an interesting and profta-
BILE service. The Union meetings
will be continued this week; the
night services being held in the Wal
nut.Street Church, and the morning
prayer meetings in the Vine Street
Presbyterian Church.
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1t Is impossible

To complete the outfit of the oulina
~ department without a supply Of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, The
best, purest and cheapest baking
powder known, as one pound will go
further than two pounds of ordinary
manufacture, and from it can be made
the sweetest and lightest kind of bis
cults, rolls, corn-cakos. &C., &c, every
time. TO perfection. One trial will
convince the most skepticaI of its su-
periority over AZ othors. For sale BY
5rocers. &sat.
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CAlcago Hareoe

By IelegFaph.I ozsEoAf,o- Feh 10
EASTERN Observation-Disclosures
FLoUR-QTiet at g 65Gs4 E9 for snr,ng
extra. - ~ 9Pi4Hs
W WHEAT[Very quiet; sales No. at sra
to SIS; closed firm at slL this y NJ =. No ;
dull and steady at sl14 cash and So seller
March. 30 soiiOi
CoBG-Q uirt: 10. 2gold al 6ao pa,v "a "a
No grade 41G5l1z; closing at 69169L5 for No
2; this p II. mark ct actfva and IInGhallve
0ATs-Qulet and steady at 3SI@s8I
spring.
BARLEY-Quiet at G5a72 for No. 2
80 HIGaWI NEs-(9uiet, firm and &c higher;
G2jza93, closing firrn
MESS PoRK-VeTy quiet aud firm at s27 90
LARD-Flrmer but quiet at I4g<GI5: sweet
picked hams ~ meats outetard stTong-
err rough sides l2IS: short ribs Isc
SO 371zGl0 62is.
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DIED.

MCCOY-On Sunday, at I15 O'Clock Pm,
GEORGE w. Mccoy, IN the 4lst year OF his
fage.
The funeral viii take place from his res
idence. on Vine Street, between First and
Second, this (siondsy) afternoon. Services
viii be held at the house at 2 PM, and the
remains Will be taken tc Henderson at g
PM. Friends of the family are invited to
attend without further notice.
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New Orleans sfapko..

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
CoTToE-Dull and lower; m ddIing 2sszc;
ports I3, 10 bales. - . "a
FLoUR-s5 6006 3d.
CORN-1 Is.
OATS-6SGGQe
HAY-s32a33
RoBK--s29o29 90.
BACoN-sI6 259I7 Pals q
LARD-Tierce 16T7IgIZe. i,o-to
MOLAsS Rs--77G7So. T<sN
WHIsKY-90GSI or.
COFFEE = Fair I5]/4I6I<c. prtr,a MA
171Zc. F-S A'/@S
GoLD-I91ze-
STERLING-2g3Sc.
NEW YORK SIGHT ExCHANGE-Par
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L0alsFiI}s EaFEat.

~ Ieleareph.l LOUISVILLE. Feb. 10.
IoBAcCo-Sales Of I43 Hogsheads at So so
05 90 for trash; SIS Soar 80 fCT Iilors. 81 0aSS
60 for low leaf S9' " VIZ
CoTroN-Dull: nominal. 2,Ze.
ELouR-Act1ve; Extra Family. IS Is.
GRA IN-Autive; wheat. sI O5lff X. corr,
93e; Oats, 50; rye, 95c, ali sacked, -
PRoEIsIoSS-ActIvea and firm. Mess rcrtx
l6c; clear sides, I61z. Bulk shouiderS. 1870:
c. ear rib, laI%. = 49, :
LARD-In fierce, Ice
HAMS-Sug2r cured, I9c.
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THE printers of the Evansville
Journal Office are on strike, coca
stoned by the refusal OF the proprie-
tors of that paper to aecede to the de-
mands of the Union. 1t is not unreas-
enable, we think, that the Journals
owners should desire TO have a voice IN
the management OF their own business,
and we know, from personal expert.
ence, that they are fair and liberal
men in their conduct of a paper
Terre HQate Cypress.
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A DESPERATE AFFRAY AT Nor
GANFIELD, KY.-We learned, on Sat
urday, that desperate and fatal
ARRAY occurred in bar-room at Nor
garfield, Union County, KY, on Fri
day night, which resulted in the
almost instant death of one man and
the severe, if not fatal. injury of an
other. It is said that a good-natured
conversation had been going on be-
tween Henry Payne and Henry We'll,
when Payne made a remark dispar-
aging to the German citizens. We'll
resented the insult offered to his race,
whereupon Payne drew pistol and
shot him through the heart. Imme-
diately upon being shot, We'll seized
an iron poker and struck Payne upon
the head, inficting severe, if not fatal,
injuries. Parties interfered and told
We'll not to kill Payne. He replied:
6 He has killed me, and [ want to kill
him if can before | die" and then
he fell and instantly expired. 1t was
thought Payne would also die.
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gn 8 PRTxTERs' sgREH

Says Pat TO Mike:
What is this strike?
Az the PRINTERS In this city like?
Says Mike to Pat
Yez may well ask that;
But THIN sfz it was all about "makin'
phat."
An what duz thin name
About "phat an lane;
Why 6uzant thin spake their English
plain?
In troth their wailin'
Was all for failin'
To make sich PLAT as was almost stain.
PATsEY DELANEY.
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CoNvENTIoN.-The State Convon-
ton meets il Indianapolis tomorrow.
Most of the delegates from this
County will go up on this mornings
train, as they will arrive at a more
convenient time in indianapolis, than
those leaving on the evening train.
Those who cannot leave il the morn
ing, will arrive in time by the evening
train.
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5y t~kTRph.l CJT7snFsFeA-f Feb 10
so. 20
WHEAT-DuI; demand light; red Win.
ter 81 079I To-
strictly sound
OATs-Unchanged ct 52954c.
RYE-Steady at S59SSc.
bARLEY-Duu ;5prtns 81 009I II; Winter
CoTToN-Dull and lower; middIing 23lSc.
TOBACCO = Unchanged
MHIsKY-tirmer and closing at glc,
"a EsS PORK In fair demand; sales of
3Jg Dds az sZ7 p, mostly held at SIT so,
BULK MEATS-Firnl and quiet; shout
oefs sold AT 1O14c; sides held at l35lGIfISc
ana loo Tor RIB, clear rib, and clear loose.
BAcoN-Firm; demand ltsht: ghoulders
rib, packed.
SUGAR CURED HAMS -lSGI9c.
LARD -FIrm; sales of prime steam Mt
lzAc; Kettle held at I515c, with no sales
EGGS-lSc.
IINSEED OIL-FirmeF at 9ScGSI co. the
latter asked at the close
LARD OIL-Lower; extra 81 3SaI 20
rROLEUM-UGchanged refined Soc
SUGAR-Unchanged New Ofieaus IOJ5Q
l5l2ci the latter rate for prime
COFFEE-Steady at iSQ2ic.
7587Sc = - -
GOLD-aI 10 buying.
buyii 2.
MoNEY-Exsy at sgI0 per cent,
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IS. Louia Earaei.


Hy Asiegraph.i 81. LoUfs. Feb. 10.
ToBAcco--Actiye st fuH prices.
9G614c for middling
HEMP-Unohanged
FLOUR-Llttie done for want of shipping
facilities; supeTdne 81 D al so; extra 81 75:
M 1907 .; xxx to choice s. 75a6 IS.
WHEAT = Duh and droopfng: No 2
Spring at 669Szc; No. 2 red Fall g51g8c. No
while 81 Oh No. I 81 To-
CoRE-Unsettled and little done: mixed
TVgI1ci Wblte 74875e; choice white 77Q7S.
OAIS-DuH at 45e for bulk, and 59g53c Tor
=, BARLEY..Yery dull at 81 0091 O. for
Spring; 81 50 for choice Fail.
GROCERIES Quiet and UNCHANGED
WHISKY-Steady at Gle
PRoEIs4o IS Pork stiff at Sa7 5Oa2T rs :
cry SAT- Y; shoulders l049ll; clear RIB sides
l4@@l454c; clear rib l5c; bacon very firIn |;
shoulders l29lz1Ic; clear sides I6Ii0IGs<o:
sugar cured hams, canVassed. I8 GIgc
LARD Firm; buyers and seilers oDart
heIo AZ log Ior fierce; 1916 C for keg
extra heavy.
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ORDER OF COURT.-It is said that
Judge Robinson has ordered the
Sheriff to summon jurors from among
business men and farmers visiting the
city, hereafter. Sad news to profess
ional jurists ca
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SKATING.-Mr. France, at Marlett's
Hall, is inauguratiEg new era in
amusements. Being one Of the finest
skaters IN the United States he can
not fail to build up z popular resort
in short time, and be successful in
teaching others. His graceful skating
and wonderful pirouettes and evolu-
tons well repay 4 visit to Maflett's
Hall. Our young ladies will do we'll
to cultivate this hesltI8 giving and
graceful accomplishments
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ToBAeco SALES. Martin, Gardner
& Co. will sell, to-day at the Evans
will Warehouse, inmediatel6 after the
sale at Fords'. eighteen hogsheads of
tobacco, among which will be found
Cutters and Wrappers, parts of crops
that took premiums at the Henderson
Fair, last Fall. We are assured that
the breaks ia future will have better
grades Of tobacco, and in better order
than they have heretofore had.
Nine-tenths of the tobacco, that has
been sold in this market, this season,
has been badly frozen, badly mixed
and altogether too high in order,
making the tobacco sold, when put in
shipping order, cost the buyer from
one and three quarters to two cents
more than they paid for it in the
breaks; planters are aware of this
fact, and should appreciate it aceor-
dinghy.
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HELD TO BAIL.-Although a nolle
was entered in the case Of George
Hubbard and Matte Bridges for mis-
demeanor. they were held to bail to
appear before the Criminal Court in
March.
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FINE ALARM-The alarm rung on
Saturday evening, was caused by the
burning out Of chimney in the house
Of Mr.. Wahnseidler, on Fourth ST.,
near Vine. The hook and ladder
truck and steamer from Third street
we're out, the steamer running to Main
street, when the cause Of the alarm
was learned and she relurnd.
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RErURNED.-Sherif Miller arrived
by the Tarascon last night from JEFF
ferson, whittier he had conveyed a
eolored man convicted Of larceny in
one Of the courts of this city.
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BY Telegraph.T LIERPH1s, Feb. 10.
CoTTOE- Dull and ncminally unchanged
receipts ~ bales: exports 02f bales.
LLOUR-Demand moderate at 81 1898
CORN-g0c.
OATS-70e.
HAY-s24G2L
~ BRAN-g24 Oh.
LARD-I6dl71Za
PORK-S29.
BAcoN - Less active; shoulders 1s%e;
sides 17c.
BULK SHOULD zRs-ll14c; sides I5c.
Nashville Market.
BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, Feb 10.
CoTTOE-Flat: low 1I6dling, ~; good
ordinary &c. stock, 5,525 bales.
gsFoBeaa SeFzets.
By Csble.l LONDON, Feb. II.
Consols for money 925z, Acct 925s. Amer
lean Securities quiet '65s, $50; 'O2s, 6S1zi
l0-40ss So.
FRANKs OFT, February I9.-Bonds firm at
PARIS, February I9.-Bourse dull at 70
francs So Confines.
LIVERPOOL, February l9-Coston duh;
middl1ng npiands, IFS; Orleans, ll169lIA;
sales OF 10000 bales. California wheat g.:
red western rs sd, and rs Sd. Oats, p sd
Isas 35s; Pork 95s; Beef l03s Cd; Lard 67s;
CHEESE 73s Sd; 3aco-. 81; Tallow 44s Ga Lin
seed Oh 80.
HAvRE, February l6-Cotlon quiet, 1881
on sp0ts and l67Z anOat.
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FEARsIare entertained that the pres
ent cold weather has damaged the
fruit prospects. Will our friends
please inform US.
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IA Cold is said 10 DO a great puri-
fer. Unjust have purified the NOR
ais Of cur eity's 5unn1ers, not a gag
being pulled by tie police since Sat-
urday night.
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METRoPoLIrAN.-The attention of
the T5acsanes SIN is respectfully
called to the fact that there was a
severe assault and battery case occurred
a day or two ago; a divorce case in
the Circuit Court; a breach of prom
ise case just commenced, and of these
cases it may be able to say another
sharp thing. after weeks study.
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Assault WITH A COTTON HOOK
On Saturday a deck hand on the
steamer Kenton assaulted a negro with
a cotton hook, cutting him severly
about the head AID face and escaping
on the steamer before he could be ar
rested.
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PERsoNAL.-George Wolfin, Of
Mt. Vernon, and j. T. Goings. of Gin
cinnati, arrived in the city last night.
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THE COLD SNAP.-Thc cold iEcreas-
ed on Saturday night until it brought
the mercury down to zero, making the
coolest weather of The season.
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August Schultze, William Hoppe, Charles
II. Truman, Peter Braun, Ferdinand
Holtz, Michael Becker, Alexander JACK,
and John Truman, composing the firm
OF SchulIze, Truman & Co., John A.
Reitz. Howard G. Woodrow, John a.
Haney and Anton Helbl1ng, vs.. Mary
Bolus, Mary Ann BOlus, Jr., Edwin A.
B0lus, Theodore SOndermann and So
phfa Gilman.
In the VanderbuTgh Circuit Court, April
Term, 1870.
YE APPEARING Oh AFFIDAVIT
a. on file in the Office OF the Clerk of said
Court that Alfred Il. BOlIs, Mary Ann Boz
lus, Penelope Bolus. and Mary Ann BoIUls,
are non residents of the Stale of Indiana
and that they are necessary parties to the
above entitled cause, which Is concerning
real estate.
Notice is hereby given to said non-resi-
dent defendants, Alfred r. BoIus, Mary
Ann Bolus, Penelope BoluS, and Mary Ann
BQ1us. Jr., of the tendency of this action
,lf-'Asnazsat the same will stand for trial at
81 the 1t term of said Circuit Court, at the
sAGo1A ouse, in the CITY of Evansville,
#FHaDsiGburgh County, State Of Indiana, on
The second Monday in APRIL 1870.
WITNESS, Soren Soreuson, Clerk OF said
Court, at Evansville this SD day of Feb
rpary, 1870. =. SoRENSON, Clerk.
Thomas E. Garyin and asa Igleheart &
Son, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
TTf.AgN AND sUGA ss-CUREES, Tor
sale at NiEKEIsY5t STORES,
Jal3 70 and rs Main st.
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Ia Another printer struck On Sat
urday night. H3 vas ia beer saloon
and met one who would mt strike, and
to make him strike struck him.
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WE have watched the course of so many
distressed, emaciated and forlOrn Gyspep-
tics, of WORKOUT and Frustrated females,
who have takeI a new lease of life, and
gradually received vigOr, strength, health,
and the power of social pleasure, from the
effects or PLANTATION BITrERs, that we
are not surprised at the Testimonials daily
received. II IL is pleasure to do good in
the world how full must be the measure
of the Proprietors Of these celebrated Bit
tiers.
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sd Judge NJ. s. johnson left by
the Sam. j. Hale last night, for New
burg, enroute to BoonVille, where he
opens Court to day.
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A NEW PAPER.-We have received
the first and second numbers Of new
paper called the Dover Record, !"
published at Fort Done!son, Tenn,
by J. P. Flood. Il is a sprightly little
sheet, and already manifcsts evidences
of prosperity, as It contains over a
column of announcements of candi-
daAns
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

TOBACCO SALE.-At Ford's Ware
house, at I03 o'clock this morning,
sale will take place. Buyers will 60
around early.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

ia Olive Logan offers to trot her
girls cut for the benefit of an Evans
vile audience sooD, if they want
her TO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

THE WEATHER-The thermometer
stood at zero at midnight last night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

80 Union prayer meeting this
morning in the Vine Street Presbyte-
rian Church commencing at eight and
a half. O'Clock.
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I. o. o. f.

Morning Star Lodge, No. z, l. O.
Q. i. Officers and members of this
Lodge are hereby notified to meet st
their Hall, this afternoon at one
o'clock Z. NJ. to attend the funeral of
brother Geo. W. Mccoy, of Strangers
Rest Lodge, No. -, Henderson, Ky.
Brethren generally are cordially
invited to attend. w. D. ANDREWS.
Secretary.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
PRINTERS WANTED,

Good printers wanted at this office,
Apply Immediately. No union men
need apply.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

Rev. S. K. Leayitt will preach to-
night At the Union meeting in the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church.
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Sew TorA Dry Goods aarao i.
b. Telegraph.l

Ia cotton goods for all standard brands.
prices are firm, with good Inquiry. Tie
Print marEet Is somewhat nervous,
yet ;a'r trade lie coming week viii re,
move any depression that Is 4esent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

If the present cold weather holds
many days longer. pork packing will
be resumed.
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Ga- One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
jams SOuAPKER, BUssINd &Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

Holfelder & Seeman's Dancing class
tonight at MARKETS. Hall.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

A LARGE Stock of seasonable
Boots and Shoes cheap at
Gro. MILLER & Co.
feb182t 80 Main street.
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EG- The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &C., at lowest
prices, at
jams SOHAPKER, BUssING & Co.