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This Bitter can be taken either with little sugar
and water in Anisette any other spirits, or even
pure small glass Of it, taken before Q meal
sharpens the appetite and facilitates digestion.
For sale by J. LLADO, Agent.
Druggist, corner Chartres and DumainA
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made new ct twenty per cent less than the rsuAi
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The best Of everything In the market, and pure
Wines and Liquors, at down town prices. Table
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22

low here, on Monday night. The
loss has not been ascertained The
steamer Illinois, which left Keokuk
on Monday for st. Louis. was ground
ed near the mouth sof the Illinois
River. and fears are entertained that
she will be cut down By the ice.
NASHVILLE. Dec. 2I.-River rising
slowly, With feet scant on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cold aud clear. De-
parted. John Lumsdeu. Cairo; Spray,
Cincinnati.
MRMPHIs. December 2I.-Weather
clear and very cold. River rising; the
Arkansas River is also rising fast.
Arrived, Cleburne, fror White River.
Departed, St. Joseph with 4 .0C0 bales
of cotton, and Belfast, for Cairo; St.
Marys, with 400 bales of cotton. for
Evansville; Sam. J.. Hale with 1900
bales of cotton, for Cincinnati; Bates
vile. for White River; Belle Lee,
EdinbuEg and Virginia. for New Or
leans.
VIcKsBUEG. Dec. 81. - The Nick
Wall, from St. Louis for Yieksburg,
struck snsg or Sunday night at
Grand Lake. H~r cabin fell in and
6oated four miles, and il total loss.
The hull ia tied up at Maryland
Landing. The freight is badly dam.
aged. She had one hundred and
twenty-five deck and fifteen cabin
cabin passengers aboard. Seventeen
dead bodies have been recovered.
Many others are supposed to be lost.
Charley Mcclure was drowned.
NEW ORLEANS. December 2l.-Ar.
rived-Garrett and barges and Mol
lie Ebert. Cincinnati: Bismarck and
LaBarge, 81. Louis; Indiana, Louis
vile: mercury 409.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
nfnninnafi Mnrlret

BY TeleRraph.l CIECINNAT9, Dec. q.
CoTToN-Steady, with q moderate de-
mand: middLng, 1A1zc.
FLoUR-Steady, With q moderate de-
mand family, s. 2545 50.
WHEAT-5oarce and hrm; red Winter,
81 150l IS.
coRE5-steady, with moderate demand
at 50 Q52c.
RYE-Dun but unchanged.
OATS-Dali but unchRnged.
BARLEY=Dull but uncnAuged; Fall, 500
e0c: Iowa Spring, Sl@l G3.
CoFFEE-Dud and dropping; Rio. 175<9
EuGAR-Demand fair and market nrua.
MoLAssEs Demand fair and market
drm.
LTSsEED OIL-Steady, with a moderate
demand: fair and market firm at S59S9c.
LARD oILooDemand good at full prices
EGGs-scaIee and firm at 30@slc.
BUTrER-Demand fair and market arm.
GHEEsE-Demand fair and market drm.
CLoVER SEED-Demand good at full
2 UMoTHY SEED-Qutes and unchanged
PoRK-DemAnd llgnt, but holders are
nrm, asking Sis 1913 co. bat only is % is
offered.
LARD-Demand fair and market firm
prime steam leaf 10 G; Kettle C
BULK MEATS-QuIet and weak at
654@l0c; loose with no sales
sACoN-Dull and dropping at lO@
HoGs-opened dun, aud closed nrm at
s6 2l96 40 oss, aud 81 G0g7 e5 for dressed
BEEF CATTLE-Demand fair and market
WHIsKY-Demand fair and market nrm
APPLEs-scarce and firm at So GOA 90.
PoTAToEs-Demand fair and market
hrm az ~ o0g3 % per barrel.
ExcHANGE-DuII at lilo discount.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
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THE JAPANkSE HAIR HIA4N
CoIoFs the wbtsEeTs ana halr beautlful
BLACK or BROWN. IL consists OF only one
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All DruggtstEs
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22

BY Telegrapn.l 81. LOUIS, Dec. q.
CoTTON-Duu bat unchanged.
FLoUR-Qutet and unchanged: super
fine ca 2O94 50: extra 81 50g4 75i Xxx 81 758
SO: family e647 SO.
WHEAT - SLOW but unchanged; No.
Minnesota spring sl 10; No. red winter
81 25gl n: No. ], 81 35
CoRE--Demand light, but holders nrm
at 43945c for mixed IN bulk. 1a-
OATS Demand light, but holders drm /;
No. 2 59&c.
BARLEY-Dun but unchanged at 81 for
cnoic /.
Rye Dull and prices have declined at
75N76c.
v HIsKY-Steady al S3c.
ToBAccO-Very dun; stock on hand Ts2
hogsheadE.
HEMP AND BAGGISG Unchanged. s#
COFFEE-Steady. at z0tg2f1%e for pine to
choice.
EUGAR-Stsady, at 91<9l2c.
MoLAssES-e0a-0c.
PRovIsIuNs-Duu with only n limltOd
jobbtng demand PORK, SiB so; bulk
shoulders, G12gg7e; clear rib, exc; clear
sides, 101<c. Bacon lower; clear rib l2R
12%e; clear sides, 121S9i3c. Lard, lie for
Prime steam. Hogs better sales at 81 808
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
WAR IN EUROPEI
STATEMENT OF FRENCa LOSS AT
THE SURRENDER OF
THI0NVILJE.
Federal Treaties Approved.
CONFERENCE INVITA- TON.
What Questions Will Be
Discussed.
SPEECH OF KING WILLIAM
A A. %
Federal Treaties Approved.
CONFERENCE INVITA- TON.
What Questions viii B
Discussed.
SPREcH OF KING WILLIAM
Miscellaneous European Intelligence
ENGLAND.
Postal AvD PAPAL

POSTAL AND PAPAL,
LONDON, December 2I.--A rev
postal treaty. between England and
Italy, has been signed.
1t is explicitly denied that there
has been recently any correspondence
between the Pope and the King Of
Prussia.
MoBs DKSIED-ABoUr THIoEYILLE.
LONDON, December 2I.-The re-
ports of yesterdays mobs and riots
Ia Paris lack confirmation, Accord
ing to the latest accounts the tone of
the public sentiment of that city con-
tinues hopeful.
Oo the capitulation of Thionville,
5000 French troops were paroled, A
majority of the besieged were much
enraged because Of the surrender,
and some of the troops threatened to
explode the magazine, but they were
dIssuaded from their purpose upon
the appearance of the women and
children, who, on their knees, be-
sought submission. During the ac-
tlon $4,000 shells were thrown into
the city, involving damages to the ex-
tent of over ). 900, 600 francs.
coNPEREECE IEvrTATIoH-wHAT QUESTION
WILL BE DISCUSSED.
LONDON, December q. - Earl
Granville to-day issued the invita-
tions to the conference. The Lam
guage of the notes is so framed that
the conference. although ostensibly
called to settle the Eastern question,
may also consider the Luxembourg
difficulty. and the proposed cession Of
A lRaea and Lorraine
A strong pressure has been brought
TO bear upon the government that
may give Edmund Cardwell, Minis
ter OF War, the portfolio laid down
by John Bright, 10 order that the War
Once may have q more efficient head.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
CeNBEEsEB YELEGRAMs.
TrussnAY. d

TUESDAY, DecamDer ~.
Gold closed in New York yesterday at
] 1tsS.
Trains on the Kansas Pacnc Railroad
are sti11 blocked.
Los Angeles Via1lants are warning no.
torious characters 10 leave.
The City Of washington reported at
Queenstown on Tuesday.
George Holland. she veteran comedian,
died Ia New YORK yesterday aged 70.
FoGefathers' Day was appropriately ee.e-
braied In San FranGssoo yesterday.
Rear Admiral 8. L. Braess was buried &C
New 1orx yesterday with naval and nali-
1taFy honoE@s
a Conversational Convention Is In ses-
sion In HnRtcD to discuss the propr1et9 OF
organizing . National Conferences.
The Celtic Americans. OF New YORK. are
20 recstYs shS released Eenians from EnS-
land In great style.
Several persons had Limbs broken in
Clneinnat@ yesterday, hy faInns on the ley
pavements-
Charles c. EdWina, q treasury embe zzler
a. Washington was sentenced 10 s., 900
nne and SIX months IN jail.
Cory's furnace factory. Jersey City. was
onrned yesterdays loss $50. .oo0. Twenty
nve men thrown out of enPloymapt.
Private w. d. Blair. co. B, Eifth q. s.
4nt@ntfy. died a. Denver on Iuesday, from
having been frozen several days before
"A perfect substitute for Ehe Southern
Pacific Railroad blu Is now on the table Of
the speaker or the House OF Representa-.
ttves.
The House Committse on the Paeihc
Railroad have had no meeting this ses-
sion OF Congress- owing to thes absence Of
the Chairman.
A Judgment was rendered In San Franz
cisco against the late Collector OF that
Fort Tor 1,SS5, for wrongful seizure of
cargo OF rice.
The National Bse Keepers Convention
met In indianapolis. yesterday, delegates
being present from twelve or 0fEeeu States
and from Canada.
Mary Murphy. n cook In Cov1naSon,
KY, was seriously burned by she explo-
sion OF q boiler TO g cooking range in that
place. yesterday. r
The steam ey Russia, from Liverpool, ar
rived at New York yesterday, with Gem
sHal Burnsld o and lady, General W.. B.
Hazsn and Miss Snellabarser passengers
Judge McCann rendered an elaborate de-
eision yesterday, in she case OF Groes beck
ws. Rev. Morgan DIX, touching the rtRht OF
Trinity Church corporation IN the matter
OF certai a courch revenues.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
STEAMBOATS, TnsHFOd-A Kidnapped
Girl RestOFed-The Weather.


ST. LoUIs. December 21.-The in
surance on the steamer Nick. Wall
was $1,000. each In the Boafman's,
Western, and Eureka and Peoples.
Gil of Pittsburg.
The insurance on the Glendale was
Is. 600 10 each of the following Pitts.
burg Offices: Pittsburg. Peoples, Git
izen's, Western. Monongshela, and
Mer0hauts and Manufacturers. The
Glendale's barge, which is probably
safe, 10 insured for $500.
Maggie Robinson, the colored girl
who was kidnapped here some two
years and . half ago and taken TO
Cuba and sold into slavery, and whose
cause excited . good deal of interest
in Washington. causing the Govern
ment to interfere in ner behalf, has
been released through the efforts of
the American Consul General, at
Havana, aud "a now on her way from
New Orleans to this city. where she
has relatives.
The weather continues cold, and
heavy ice is running in the river. All
steamers not prepared 10 leave port
llave been ordered from the leves to
safer positions below the city.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
SPAIN.
TUE CoRrEs DIsso1vED.

MADRID. Dec. 20.-In the Cortes,
to day, a motion, providing for the
dissolution of that body. was carried
By 8 vote of 126 against IL. There
was great excitement. The opposi
ton Immediately left the Chamber.
During the debate Senior Roleno de.
clared that he aud his party did not
wish for a coup a'etat. but were de-
termined TO cave the King or perish
with him.
Senior Figuera followed, in support
of the motion for dissolution, but ad-
mitted that the country would now
settle into languidity, even though the
Duke of Aosta we're now on the
throne, unless finances were suitably
discussed.
The motion was supported by the
government, the members thereof ex-
pressing the sentiment that to save
the country, all measures we're allow
able.
MADRID, December 2I.-The Cor.
tes is still engaged in violent aud
fruitless discussions between the Re-
publieans and so called Sandman
factions. The latter are very bitter
10 their attacks on the new king.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
NeM York DE- Gonda Narket.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Dec. q.
Apart from certain classes Of woolen
goods adapted to the season, which are
selling IN small quantities. to meet the re-
quirements oftrade, the market Is other.
Waeeexkremeiy quiet and prices are uomf~
n&lly unchanged. Heavy brown 6beetinga,
STANDARD makes are selling az l25&cs brown
drills lS59c: printing cloths 714cs printed
calicees IVA@llc; printed delatnes l8c;
do l5es ThoFndy sc 3 IKE Canoe 01&Q616Os
Stevens brown crash ~ for letter B. do
A. do l09xe; @. do N. y. do l5c: Lewiston
A. bags 325<c; American A. do 3033i1Scs
Ashwortnis and CIark's .. N. b. spool
cotton SOC slater q sons paper Csmbrtes
9%gl01Sc for common and high oolorR,
and WorRted braIds Soc.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
PRUSSIA.
About LUXEMBOURG.

BERLIN, December 21.-The Kreaz
ZeitWng, to o-day, says with regard TO
the neutrality Of Luxembourg, that
diplomatic negotiations were impossi-
BILE till the close of the war, and the
German armies would thereby be
compromised, while the abrogation
of treaties would secure their safety.
The Prussian government is ready TO
submit TO the claims of arbitration
without affecting the position of Lux
embourg as an independent State.
FEDERAL TREATIES APRRovED.
BERLIN, Dec. 2l.-The Diet OF
Hesse Darmstadt has approved the
federal treaties, aud voted for her war
credit 3. 1862, 900 forms.
EzIRG WILLIAMS SPEECH.
BERLIN, Dec. 20.-The following is
the speech Of King William, delivered
in reply to the address of q depu-
tation received by him at Versailles
on the 18th:
GENTLEMEH-In receiving you here
on foreign terrlVory, far distant from
the German frontier, [ am prompted
to express my gratitude to that Provi-
dence whose wonderful dispensation
has brought us together in this
ancient royal residence. God has given
us victories which we hardly dared to
hope or ask for. When. last Summer,
| asked for your support Ia this great
war, you gave me that support to its
fullest extent, aud I thank you in
my own name and that of the army
and the nation. me victorious
armies, among Whie4 you have sought
me, have found, in the sacrificing
spirit of the country. encouragement
and support amid battles and priVa-
tions. The means voted for the con-
tinustion of the war, by the late Diet,
have given a new proof that the ma
ton is determined to exert all its
energies. The political life of Ger
many will deyelope itself all tho more
because the basis offered TO our South
German allies is their own free choice.
| hope those States yet to be con-
suited will follow the same path. The
summons addressed me by the King
of Bavaria, to re-establish the In
perial dynasty of the ancient German
Empire, deeply moved me. and not
my own feelings, not even my own
Judgment have determined my de-
cision. Only in the unanimous voice
Of the German Princes, the free cities,
and the German nation. l can recog
nize the call Of Providence, which /
can obey with Gods blessings. The
King Of Bavaria has informed me
that the assent of the German Princes
and free cities has been secured, and
that an official ratification will shortly
follow to secure that. The painful
sacrifices which We are undergoing,
aud which touches my heart as it
does yours, will not be in vain. We
will not lay aside our arms until
Germany and the frontier has nothing
to fear from future attacks. The
North German Diet has been called
upon to co operate, to work for the
unifcation Of Germany.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
RiYar Dfanafches.

PITTSBUR0, Dec. Il. - Weather
cloudy with snow. Thermometer 150.
Monons9hela seant feet and falling.
CIKcENNATI, December 2l- The
river has fallen ten inches with six.
teen feet four inches in the ehanuel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 16s; IL
was down to 10s last night. 80
CINCINNATI, December 21- The
river has fallen ii inches. Departed,
Armadillo, New Orleans; Minneols,
Memphis; Chsrmer, Evansville.
Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2L-Arrived-
Abeona, from Memphis. DEPARTED
Abeona, to CINCINNATI; Nick Long
work, to New Orleans. The Charles
Bodmann's departure was deferred on
account of having barges sunken on
the falls. but will leave tomorrow.
The river has fallen one inch, and is
5 feet / inch in the chute and z feet |
inch in the canal. To-day was the
coldest of the season; the mercury at
4 Pm. stood at 20.
CAIRO. ILL.,, December 2i.-Thomp-
SON Dean, Cairo to New Orleans, IL
PM: Marble City. Cairo to Memphis,
IAN West Wind. Memphis to Ey.
ansville 4; Quickstep. Evansville pack
ct. 8 AM; City of Cairo, VicksbuYg
to Cairo, 8 A. NJ; John Howard,
Louisville to New Orleans, 10 A n. !;
R0bicou. S.. Louis to Vicksburg, 10
AN: Oil Valley, Memphis TO Louis
vile. 1P.M.; Joe Fleming, ST. Louis
90 Cairo, 2; Alice Dean, Cincinnati
20 Memphis, 2; City cf Chester, st.
Lonis TO Memphis, 3; Savanna, St.
Louis to Pittsburg. ); III. j. Wicks,
New Orleans to Cairo. D; Belle Mem
phis, Memphis to Cairo, 8; Mary Mil
Ter, Memphis to Evansville, 3.
The Glendale struck q snag and
sunk near Turkey Island yesterday.
The main deck was barely covered
with water and the boat can be easily
raised upless damaged By the ice.
The river rose s Inches; weather
clear; mercury, 10.
ST.. LOUIS, December 2l.-Ar-
aiyed None. Departed - Olive
Branch and Tom. Jaspar, to New
Orleans; Ida Stockdsle, to Ouachita
River: st. Luke. TO Memphis; Mary
Mcdonald, to Vicksburg; Spark and
kellogg and barges. to Cairo. River
falling and nearly full of ice. all
the steamers have been ordered from
the levee to seek safe quarters.
Weather clear and cold; mercury 81
at noon and 150 at 6 PM.
ST. LOUIS, December 2i.-A private
dispate from the clerk of the steamer
Nick. Wall, which struck q snag near
Grand Lake, Sunday night, says that
twenty lives we're lost, but mentions
no names; thay were probably deck
passengers. The boat was valued al
S22, ,O0G and Was insured for &15. 900.
She was laden with 5000 barrels OF
-four aud Q large lot Of assorted
freight for Red River. The steamer
Glendale, which left here for Pitts.
burg, laden with 100 tons OF iron ore
and lot OF pig metal and -four, was
! sunk at Turkey Island, 60 miles BE-
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
Election Squabble-Dem0eracY on Its
Muscle.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-The re.
turn judges of the Senatorial election
meet to- morrow TO count the votes of
yesterday. The Eutaing Telegraph
says that the chances are, that the
Republican return judges will refuse
TO receive aud count the vote, as, sit
present. there are paipable evidences
of fraud. They base their action
upon several recent decisions deIiv-
cred by Judge Allison. The streets
are already filed with reports, and
threats are D.ade that such course. If
pursued, will be at the risk of life,
on the part of the return judges. In
deed, such = threat was made pub
lioly on the streets, by prominent
Democratic politicians, who have ag
ured in the onslaughts on the return
Judges.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
RIVER n C W =.


The weather last night was clear.
calm and intensely eold-by far the
the coldest Of the season, Ice was
forming rapidly along the shore Of
the river, wherever there was the
least eddy. and before dark cakes of
shore ice of considerable magnitude
we're floating by There we're no ar
rivals after the Morning Star up to
midnight. The Fl. G. Yaeger and John
Kilgour, for New Orleans. the Fannie
Brandeis. for Memphis, Mary Ament,
for OanneltOn, Idlewild, for Cairo,
Florence Lee. for Eastport, and
Morning Star. for Louisville. de-
parted.
The Yaeger left at 3P.M.. and the
John Kilgour aud Fannie Brandeis
about 4...........Ths Morning Star did
not arrive till dark. She had a very
good trip. She Was delayed by tho
scarcity Of coal which is becoming a
somewhat serious question all along
the river, and which Is not likely to
be much improved until there is a
good coal boat rise at Pittsburg.........
We sincerely regret to see Miles D.
Warren, the very excellent clerk Of
the Morning Star, in rather poor
health. and hope he may soon be him
self sgain.........Capt. Wash Thomp-
son telegraphed, yesterday. that the
Emperor would be here late last
night or early this moraing. She will
no doubt be found at the wharf
this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A barge, carrying a portion of the
Charles Bodmann's freight, was
wrecked on the falls on Tuesday
night. This may delay Che departure
of the Bodmann from Louisville. It
is possible she may be down to-day.....
The Nick Longworth gill also m ost
likely be down to day. unless she, too
is detained by the coal dearth............
The Charmer left Cincinnati last
night for this port, and will here
after be the regular Saturday packet
for Ciucinnati. The Bermuda. will
hereafter leave this port on Tuesday,
giving Us two Cincinnati packets on
that day......."......Captain Bob Wise,
clerk of the Emma Floyd, arrived by
last nights train to aid Captain Jim
Chenoweth take out the Emma Floyd,
which was positively TO be let out of
the docks last night, and is to leave
at high IL to-day. @.............Captain
John A. Robinson's new Green
River packet has been named
the Bowling Green. She will be out
within q week......The steamer Glen
dale, as will be seen By our dispatches
struck snag and sunk at Turkey
Island. about sixty miles below St.
Louis, on M1nday night. It is sup
posed she can be raised,.....The Pals
City had not arrived up to midnight.
She will. probably. proceed direct to
Louisville.......Ed. Thomas will take
charge of the Office of the IdleWild
for week or two. to alleW Billy
Fowler = little recreation. aud an op
portunity to 90 and see his sweet
heart......The West Wind and Mary
Miller are both due here TO day. The
Miller will return to Memphis on
Saturday......The st. Marys left Mem
phie last night, with 400 bales of cot
toa for this port.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
MemDhls Harket,

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Dec. q.
CorToN-Quiet and weak at li1Sc. Re-
csipts for the day, T. 0l0 bales. Sh4pmeness
29f5 bales.
FLoUR-Demand active and prices ad-
Vanced TO 8556 so.
CORN MEAL-Dull and prices nominal.
CoRF-Demand fair and prices advanced
to 5S960c.
OATS Demand fair and prices advanced
to 50g52c.
HAY-StGady with q moderate demand.
PoRK-Dull and prices nominal.
LARD-DulI and prices nominal.
BULK MEATS Shoulders scarce and firm
at Sc; sides quiet and weak.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
Louisville Market.

By TeIegraph.l LOUISVILLE, Dec. q.
ToBACco-SaIes 9j hhds &C 81 s5a6 so for
common trash to good Iugs, and 60 759l6 %
for low to good leaf.
BAaGISG-AcJive at 261%12Tc.
COTroN-Eirmer; mIddIing lac.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady at IS 25.
GRAIE-More active but unchanged.
HoGs-Active and nrm; extreme range
at s. 1896 50.
PRcvIsIoS - Inactive aud depressed: |:
mess PORK $40 so; bulk shoulders 81; clear
rib 81, and Gear sides 10L; bacon ehout-
ders Ii IL: clear rib 49, clear sides lac.
LABD-Prime leaf 12o.
VIII sKY-DaI1 and prices declined TO
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