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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23

thoughts.
M. GAMBErrA-At the outset we spoke Of this
Of the minister there Is certain commlnatory
phrase which alters the nature Of the debate. IL ne
would clearly express his thoughts (n0lse ne would
say that believes that arms are asked f0r 10 dis
turb order sensatOn and therefore ne said 10 you,
you deliberate In peace, we answer ior security
Baron JEROME DAvID-There Is nothing equivo-
cal In our words. NJ. Jules Favre has told US that
we must take the responsibility Of delay. He OF
course means responsibility to France In presence
of the enemy. In that sense Ireped that there was
! M JULES FAvRE-lt Is important that all should
know that we do not lose an hour In giving to the
country the arms It claims TO expel the enemy
which the government mas allowed W ihVsoe our
territory.
The PREsIDENT-we shall take ballot. Those
who throw white bulletin into the urn Will vote for
discussion at five to-day; the blue bulletins Will in
xfrer trial the proposition was rejected oy 10 to
70, aud consequently the discussion OF the Oil was
postponed to the morrow.
NJ. EsTANCRLIN demanded urgency on the PROPOSE
ton he had presented.
After some discussion that course was negatived.
the numbers being exactly even-117 to III.
necessity for rst printing and distributing the pro-
posal, the postponement was agreed 10.
M JULES FERRY wish TO ask the government
intends to employ the poWeTs ON
ercised It's authority to suppress the Reuetc am
informed that the present ministry, following Tue
example, intends to DO the same with tne Rdppe.
Nosc.J Those measures are quite unustifable, and
would only be legitimate IN state or lnsurreCt0n
therefore ask the government Tor It's reasons lor
acting with such rigor against those Journals;
also take this opportunity OF saying that the regi-
ments kept I'm Paris as II to suppress revolt
Would be better employed at the frontier. Some
voices, "Hear, hear.'D
M. DEssEAUx presented petitions from the Guard
MOBILE OF LauQQlns QherL aud RorSR. praying that
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s0METHIRG F0R kVRRYB0Dl

a m HCHhaEpEEMsM RWENUmHw.
the largest and best mNauFteN stock nf
Drugs. Patent Medicines, and Medicinal
Wines iu the West the following list ~
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RrTroIona NOTICES.


Trinity N. E. Chttrch.-The members
OF the various Methodist Churches In the
city will unite In q Union Thanksgiving
Service at this Church at 1O< n. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. L. B. Carr
penter.
Vine Street PresbyterEan Church. > The
members and congregations usually wor-
shipping in the various Presbyterian
Churches win unite IN a Thanksgiving
service this morning at 1913 O'CLOCK, in the
Vine Street Church. Rev. Mr.. Martin will
preach the sermon.
The Holy ITsaocefts and 81. uIs's--Thess
two congregations viii unite for Thanks
giving services in the Church OF the Holy
Innoeents this Thanksgiving morning at
I05< O'Clock. All of these congregations,
and any others DESTROYS to share IN
Thank-ohering are very cordially invited
20 come. The Rector OF st. Paals viii
preach The sermon. The seats OF this
Church are always fres.
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Amusements.

THE CARNIVAL OF NoYELTIEs.-
Another good house greeted Pro.
fessor Da Caux last night. and all
seemed highly pleased with the exhi-
bition.
The talking hand still continues to
be one of the chief attractions Of the
show, its grimaces and utterances
being intensely amusing and laugha-
bic. The performances Of the Royal
Marionette Troupe were also very
amusing, the dancing skeleton being
considerably larger than that of the
previous evening, was amusing in pro-
portion.
As usual the drawing was a most
Interesting feature. A policeman
drew a dipper; a man who reported
to be in the habit of smashing the
family crockery. drew an article that
may serve to replace some Of the dam
aged goods; Captain Helder, the City
Clerk, drew wisp duster; a very lean
thin looking man, drew a fat thanks
giving turkey; a romantic young lady
drew bar of soap; one man drew q
can of oysters; and another can not
Of the same; man who drew dozen
plates is advised to start a hotel (;
and man who drew on his magma
ton was advised to start Democratic
newspaper. Octave Dusner, who lives
on John Street. drew the first prize ct
a fine set of walnut furniture; LADY
drew a handsome set of japanese toll
let ware; and a gentleman who held
only blanks. went across the street
and drew glass of ale.
There will be a Matinee this after
naon, when every child present vii
receive 3 present.
THE AMATEURS. - Arrangement
are now nearly complete for the
opening. on the first of December
for two nights, at Masonic Hall. OE
the programme, among other things
are cornet, flute. violin. banjo and
piano solos, and two performances on
that sweet sounding instrument. The
either, triple clog dance and thu
usual round of negro extravaganzas
MUSICAL SoIREE.-As the time
draws near for Mr.. Bukowitz's con.
cert, persons should secure their tick
cts, for the entertainment besides be
ing a testimonial to a worthy gentle
man. will, without doubt. richly repa!
those Who attend. if his exhibition q
Philharmonic Hall is any evidence.
THE RINK.-The Fancy Dress Car
nival tonight, is expected to be tn
affair of the day. The Crescent Cit.
Band will be present and enliven th'
/ onoasSon
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IL MARX -.
New York Market.


BY Telegraph NAV YoEK. Nov. Sc.
coTroN-Dsm9nd lctive and prices al
yaneea IS, but CT 81 heavy midddng
FI0UR-Reeeipis 100 bushels: supernne
western nn0 STATE l5s common 10 extra
IS T595 So good choice SO z0oa6 IS: COM
mon % good On s. s9s6 25i common 10
Rye ELOuR-SteaSy 81 S. 90.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHTsKY- Raw nrmer at 83c.
WHEAT-Dal but unchanged receipts
76,090 bushels; old spring 81 l28I %; new
81 829l 51s No I reu winter and amber
VI 40gl y +: amber State 81 49, white Mich
RYE-steady-
BARLEY-Dun ana prices nominal; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels state 95egSl; Cana
dian barley 81 10.
BAILEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRH-soareely so nrm; receipts 1900
/ bushelsi western mixed old 9l@93K; new
! S. 81e; new white 66g9sc.
OATs-Demand fair and market firm
receipts Il COO bushels; western 639e4o
LEATHER-In fair request At 28asIc.
WooL-t1n1et domestic 45a525z; an
washed 2o9a5ci pulled 5S942ci CaiifOrnia
H4,T-ssteady; shopping 81 10; retail 81 IS
HoPs-searee and hsm; western IOsl5ci
CoFFEEEs17Q Quiet and unchanged; re eel pts
I 500 bags Rio.
/ MCLA6SEs-Qutl: New Orleans s0082e
! RIoE--FirIn at 5d7Z
PETROLEUM -CEuas I2gI21<; refined 23g
! PORK -Dnli mess G23d23 50; new T22gZ3
I prime S2JGtzl 5Qi prime mess E24
BEEE-ss 1leLs mess el00l5s extra &l50ls
beef hams smoked &29g3T; prime mess zee
t2s929; India mess sZ9930; hams in pickle
i Gl5N16; mfddles I2c.
/ LARD-Heavy: steam I3aiSsS. for lam.
airy and February lZ3SQIzsz,
BUTTER-steaoy; western lIg9Oci State
1O SSsaa1zS1EisE-staady at salse
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By TelesFaph1 CIEcINNATI. Nov. q
CoTToE-Demand good az ful prices
midding l0Z@i5Z
FLoUR-Demand good at full prices.
WHEAT-In good demand Al fuIf prices
sales &C 81 l7Cal 20.
CoRN-Demand fair, and prices advanced
to Toe.
RYE-Demand light. but holders hrn at
789S0c.
oATs-DsmAnd good at fun prices; No. 2
BARLEY-ouiet and weak at 81 O5aI Cs
for prime 70 choice.
CoFFEE.steady, with q moderate de-
EU9AR-In- fair demand, but at lower
rates. New Orleans 10z01Z<c.
MoLAsSES = In fair demand at lower
rates. New Orleans z50SOc,
OILS-LinEeed oil quiet and weak At 90c.
Lard OIL quiet and " eak &C SI0l II.
EGGs-Duu and prices have declined TO
Butter and Cheese quiet and unchanged.
SEED5-Clover seed, demand active and
prices advanced; large sales at SO so on
foreign demand. Timothy seed in only q
limited Jobb1ng demand at a SOFA IS. Flax
seed quiet and unchanged.
EoRK-Qutet and weak at go: no sales.
LARD - In fair demand but at lower
rates; sales Of ! 900 tierces at IIS<c for good
prime Kettle rendered.; nominally held at
12N@l3c.
BULK MEA1s-Du1l, and market unset.
tied shoulders TIC; sides I01f01Ic.
HoGS-Dull, ana prices have declined 10
IS l096 A0i receipts, {, 000 head total packed
WHIsKY-Demand fair, and market firm
az 8Sg84c.
GOLD-1lIN.
ExcHAEGE-I.l6 discount.
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Mr.. EICHEL's WEDDING.-The
wedding Of BIr. Jacob Eiohel to Miss
Laura Loewenthal occurred, as was
announced. at the Jewish Temple on
Sixth Street, last evening. il the pres
ence Of a large audience. the eeremo
ny being performed BY Rev. Simon
Hecht.
The bride was attended By Misses
Sophie We'll and Martha BreBtano,
and ike her. we're splendidly attired
in pure white. and Mr.. Eichel was az
tended BY Mr. Abraham Loewenths.l,
brother of the bride. aud Mr.. Abra-
ham Reiser.
At eight o'clock the bridal party,
and a large number of their friends,
repaired to National Hall, where q
brilliant party was given them By Mr..
aud Mrs. Samuel Meyer, the step
father and mother Of the bride. The
Hall has lot been SO crowded for .
long time as It was last night, aud
that too, with the beauty, grace and
gallantry of the Jewish citizens, and
a considerable representation Of the
non jewish people. all Of whom Ear.
took of the bOuntilul cheer. danced
to the excellent music Of Henry
H-art's Band. and wished the happy
couple the brightest and happies
/ fntnre.
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sedentaFy People.

Eminent men Of our country assert that
there IL no remedy like Mi8HLER's
HERB BATIERA Tor diseases peculiar 90
persons Of aedeu1arYs habftas re nns long
been claimed and ia nov an established
feet that a combination OF certain herba
roots, and barka viii cure their lila SUCH
TIERS, for Il has never failed, and Il still
continues on is triumphant career. For
al diseases artHlng from any impurity or
tive organs, including Liver Complaint.
Couehs. Colds, Sick Headache, General
Debility, Dyspepsia, &C ~ Ia now proved
beyond all peradventure that no man,
woman, or child however pale OF ema-
ciafed, can use MIBHLEHB HERB BIT
TEHS regularly for tWeuty-ono days
without the return Of the rosy cheeks and
fair comptextOus chaTac teriatic Of good
health. Sold by ali druggists and deai erE.
DR.. q. y. Hartman a Co, PrOprietors. Ian.
caster Pa. 10
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Tobacco Factories


FOR SALE.
THE FOLLOWING TOBACCO
n Stemeries situated as follows:
At Curdsville. Daviess County, KY To-
baccO House. Capacity to handle 40, 900
pounds.
Ashbysburg. Hopkins Co., KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds.
Taylor's Landing, Mclean Co., Ky, To-
bacco House. Capacity TO handle 10000
pounds.
Livermore, Mclean Co KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity % handle 600.VO0 pounds.
Sacramento, Mclean Co Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle l50s0OJ POUNDS
Ceralvo, Ohio Co., KY, Tobacco House
Capacity 10 handle 4O0.0OJ pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co., Ky, Tobacco House
Capacity 10 handle 500. 90 pounos.
Cromwell, Ohio Co, KY, Tobacco House
Capacity 70 handle $4,000 pounds
Rochester, Batter County. KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity 70 handle 700,O@
pounds.
Raleigh, Saline Co. Ills. Tobacco House
Capacity to handle $4,000 pounds.
Enterprise, Spencer Co, Ind. Tobacco
House. Capacity % handte Feo1Ntj poundsS
Rfohlaud. Spencer Co. Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle 10000 pounds.
All Of the above stemerles are located
In the best producing tobacco sections,
and are In complete order, having EcreWa,
tobacco sticks, and all other necessary
convenience tor handling and hanging
tobacco; together with the ONCE, Cooper
Sh0pa, Etahleas and Lands thereto at
tacbed. All or any Of the above viii be
sold below their value
For further particulars Inquire or Wa
3. FORD. Evansville, Ind or IL. ~. ARK
ENbUh6Hs % hroaa ST., y. X. ocii-2m
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Sfreet RaIiWay notice,

EVANSVILLE, Nov. 18th, 1870.
The public is hereby respectfully
informed that from this day. NOvem-
Der 18th, 1870, the cars viii run the
entire length Of the road for FIVE
cents. Hoping this arrangement will
be satisfactorily received by a large
portion Of the community a liberal
patronage is solicited.
During this Winter season the first
car win start at half past six o'clock
All, at the Salt Well, and keeping
q close connection with all the follow.
ing cars. The last round trip will
be made at 8 o'clock PM, from the
Salt Well, which will bring the last
car due at half. past 10 o'clock PM at
the Salt Well. EDWARD WELLER.
nov17 81 Supt. h, 5. X. w.
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HEAVY FAILURE.-The business
community was considerably shocked.
yesterday. by the announcement of the
failure of NJ. Calm 4 Co.. who we're
the heaviest liquor dealers in the
city.
It was whispered about for some
time, that there was danger Of more
failures in the liquor trade. but it
seems that some of the best informed
men in business circles, were unpre-
pared for this failure, which it is said,
will seriously embarras several of their
business friends. Their liabilities are
reported to be s1O5, 900; assets not yet
stated.
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Nv ER NE w q
For otAer Rover items See 41ard Pa0e.

FOR CG9eT 6etOer Items see 1pssrd rage.
Yesterday was the dullest day of
the season, in maritime circles. The
Idlewild and Hartford had the wharf
all to themselves up to 3 PM, and
,Ghen the Idlewild had it all to herself
until the Morning Star arrived, and
With that exception, up to her hour of
departure, after which the wharf was
entirely bare and desolate........Ths
LalaWild took out good trip......."
The Hartford also had fine freight.
.........The Morning Star had a mod
crate trip. She tarried at the wharf
bat briefly. and proceeded to Hender-
son, returning early in the evening,
and leaving for Louisville at IL P NJ
.........The City of Quincy still fingers
at French Island bar, uaIess she got
down during the night.........There
were no tidings of the Z. E. Eckert,
or the MinneOla. up to 6 o clock last
evening. The latter probably found
trouble at the Grand Ohain..."........
The Emma Floyd may be positively
expected down this evening, en- route
to Memphis. with Captain Jim Chon-
oWeth and Bob Wise doing the hon
ors.........The Quickstep will be II .
packet fOr CaIrO on FRIDAY, and the
Rose Hits the packet for Louisville.
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AHO. Insurance Compapy.

Prosperity is the true test of SOL
vency in an Insurance Company, and
in illustration of the doctrine, we feel
justified in calling attention to the
advertisements Of the LoRILLARD In
sURANCE COMPANY, in to days jour
NAL. Each year seems to add to its
popularity. its volume of business
and is increasing wealth. A COM
pany with one million dollars Cash
Capital, and seven hundred thousand
dollars surplus. may safely promise
policy holders most ipdubitable Sc
curity. We recommend the LoRIL-
LARD INSURANCE COMPANY unquali-
fedly to al who want hrst-class in
demnity. @. K DREW is the agent.
No. 2 Main Street. Who adjusts and
pays 81 che Lorillard's losses, in this
part of Indiana.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. CbGs. Il.
ButteJfeld presidtng.-The trial Of
TIT. Q. Smith before Judge johnson,
was concluded in the morning, and
the jury returned a verdict of guilty
fixing the penalty at fne Of s75 and
costs.
By an error of the writer. this case
was spoken Of yesterday. as the trial
of Thomas Martin. Mr.. Martin was
one Of the witnesses whose name was
accidentally substituted for that Of
Smith.
john Williams. who robbed John
Washington, a fellow. prisoner In the
lookup, Of IS 3. with which the fine
Of Mrs. Barry Clinton was paid was
tried, the jury retiring about half.past
i've indulged in long arguments, part
Of which were muscular, ss viii be
seen By the account elsewhere in
these columns. About half past
seven O'Clock the jury returned a YER
dict of guilty, and fixed the penalty
at two years imprisonment ia the
| penitentiary.
y. e. Taylor renewed the bond for
his appearance for trial On a charge
Of assault with intent 70 Kill, and Che
1 trial vas set for December 10Th.
RECoRDER's CoURT-N. Willard,
Esq, presiding. -Richard Talbot and
/ Thos. MeClain, wanted some fun, and
tried their hand at hanging another
young colored boy by the heels. Il waf
shown that Talbot helped the boz
down. and be was dismissed, and
/ MoClain was sent to the lock-ap, in
default Of So s. topsy . 6ne with.
Chas. Ives is a bed boy, who car.
RES metal knuekles. He took > no
ton to beat negro boy on Fstel
Street., when IN offcs-. seeinF th'
fgtt. arrested beth. Iha eolorsj
boz Waiter Gather, was dismissed
aad Ives was sent TO prlson0a a fac
Of s. 60.
Frank hsnnison paid 90 . Tor
disordsrly drunk.
Jennie Wilson alias Eypess al5as D4
us, the Newburg eyprian. was fne1
$40. and cent to prison for being
dru1k and disordeTly.
John Backer backed IN 30 the lock
I ~ after beinP fned S. 25 ior E drunk
YIN. Harper. who was SO esreful @
his uifa's health thss lie forbid be-
! going out because she vas III gaqf
Der terrible beating for sieobs
/ dienoe. TIE Recorder imposed Co.
/ of SO 20, and William went &
aqusd lor gant Of funds e Pay. z
little laser Ii the day the 5HsEii
served hin with SUMMONS in 9 sri
1 aommsncad b his vic FOR divorce.
Stephen Musnhg sEs drank, yer.
zraak. 5saslly aEunr 5u5 be hss
- = and gas "a. obliged = 80 E
prison agip.
Tastce AeI raaa-.A YER
passsaaie. even good hnnoresl leak
rE uan f,pm tnsa- AoHa
eugl e. eu q gFaraE
So She aaees gay
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A H0ME LIKE 0FFICE-Mr. AL
7sah Johnsons o6ce, on the corner Of
Third sn5 Locust. IS one that has as
little of lhc dusty. mussy look Of the
eFshodsz laa on real estate Office as 3
private pari7r. Light, r0omy, paint
81 AMI pa7sred with .aste, and pro-
gided with q handsome Nasal under
shiah cheerful coal dEe burns, and
gives tie whole room cozy. look,
tie aEss ID sueh a. one would seek
ont I'D pass nm hour pleasantly. Add
Cd Cd tia cheerful and homelike
appearance Of the Office IS the busi-
nsss oF Mr. Jobnson-providing
homes Tor the homeless-Whioh
hasmade napy . man not only feel at
hone. but realize the feeling. Dir.
Johasgn is now soliciting a patent for
nan With a earn-shellsr, for an In
diaEa inTsntos. patent soliciting
being AZ important part Of his bust
wra-
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RiYer DitnafcInes.


PITTsBURG, November 23.-Rained
and showed last night. and now grow
ing colder. .MonOngahela rising, 8
feet and 8 inches.
PIrTsBURG, November 23.-Cloudy
with indications of snow. MonoDga-
hela 3 feet 8 inches and rising. De-
parted-Nora, for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, November 23.-The
river has risen 6 inches with feet 8
inches in the channel. Weather
clear. Thermometer So. About 6
inches of snow fell up to midnight
last night.
CINCTNNATI, November 23.=River
rising; 2 feet IL inches. The w. II.
Curtis was delayed in her departure
for Pittsburg until today. Mercury
$50. Clear.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. % Weather
clear and cool. River stationary, with
twenty inches in the chute, and four
feet on Portland bar. The Far West
arrived from st. Louis, for Pittsburg,
but laid up for more water.
CAIRO, November 23,-Port List
Anna, Mound City to Cairo, IL Pm.
Mallie Ragon, Evansville packet, 2 A.
NJ Continental, New Orleans to st.
Louis, 2; j. N. Kellogg, Cairo to New
Orleans, 2; City of Cairo, Vicksburg
to st. Louis. 9; Dexter, Mound City
TO st. Louis, IL Belle Memphis, Mem.
phis to st. Louis, noon; Post Boy, st.
Louis to New Orleans, 4 Pm; c.
Church. Cairo 60 New OrleaDe, 3;
Mary Miller, Evansville to Memphis,
6. River fell 4 inches. Weather
cloudy. Mercury So.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 23.-Weather: cool
with rain. River falling. Departed,
Rubicon, Nicksburg; FIorence, Ruth,
Mollie Able and Belle Lee, New Or
leans; Allen, Arkansas River; Com
mercial, Evansville. Arkansas River
falling. with Eve and a half feet to
Little Rock.
YIcKsBURe. Nov. % -Up-Mary
Ella, 6 A NJ; Great Republic, IL A n.
Down-Belle Yazoo, z Pm. River
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-Ar-
rive6-Magenta, from Memphis. De
parted-lndiana and Mary Houston,
for Louisville; w. r. Arthur, for
Sc. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 23.-Arrived,J ohm
son and Belle La Crosse, Keokuk /;
Moonstone, Illinois River: Bon Ac-
cord, Mound City and III. j. Wicks.
New Orleans; Dubuque, ST.. Paul.
Departed, Lucy Bertram, Keokuk |;
Thompson Dean and Mollie Moore.
New Orleans; Belle ard Ida, White
River; Grand Tower, Memphis;
Moonstone, Illinois River. River
still falling. Weather cloudy, with
fiurries Of snow.
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nmw wnnwE CIV MH EEn
+ between I.rcrst and Stain. for
cIniqd hv AurrEv n Feed store
81 EANk g BROS, or g THIS
oMia
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! 60 knaHa % aaay 81 oar 0Ill-
EVANSVILLE, Nov. Is, 1870.

EVANSVILLE, NOV. ID IS4Us
DR.. II. W. Cloud
ny daughter was for months pale
and delicate, and was often compelled
TO quit her school on account Of her
extreme feebleness. Her peculiar
paleness attracted the attention of all
who saw her, and her condition be-
came a source Of great alarm to me.
At the suggestion Of friend l put
her upon your InyigoTating Cordial,
and after its careful use for several
weeks, she is in perfect health. Her
cheeks are ruddy and her appetite is
actually alarming. I make this plain
statement because / fully believe that
the great change wrought in my child
is due to the restorative properties OF
your medicine. and the fact should be
known. nov18-1w n MOUNTS.
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HEATING slows.
Sheriff. Sale-No. 10.

NY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
80 sac issued out OF the once OF the
Clerk OF The Court Of Common Pleas OF
WanderbuTgh County, Indlanas m favor OF
Adolf MelZer, and against Cakpaf MAR
shall, 1 viii, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1870,
Between the h6hrs Of 10 o'clock An and
O'Clock Pm. Of said day az the door 81
the Court nouse, In the city ni evansville,
Indiana, Offer foF sale, 10 Public Aunttnn,
the Rents and Profits for the term OF seven
years Of the following desc ibsd Real Ia
tate, to-Wit.s
Lots No. nineteen (i9) ana twenty ll0ls In
Is Ock No. one Q). In tue Crescent EnlaFEe-
ment of lhs CITY Of Evansville, Wander
burRh County, Indiana.
Aud should said Rents and Frohtg not
sell for q sum sufficient 70 satisfy said Writ
and Costs, / will, a. tbs same tim9 and
place, offer for sale the Foe Simple Of Eaid
premises. No relief
howl "A. PFAFFLIN, sheriff VIC.
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LOuIaYIlIe Marnnf.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nov. 20.
TcBAcCo-sales 80 hhds at IS 5Oa6 so for
common to good Tugs; Is 759ll IS for low
70 medium leaf.
BAGGTNG-Q Quiet and unchanged.
COTToN-Ftrm: middlinR l45<.
FIoUR-Steady and ia demand: extra
family s. %. -
GRiIN-Quiet; wheat q 2Oa1 Is: oats 4 80 ;
rye 80; corr Csc.
HoGs-Held at 6@6<: but drovera can
ket closed weak.
PRoVTsIoNs -Demand active; mess pork
sold at so; bulk shoulders Sc; clear ribs
liz; clear sides l2c.
LARD-Prime leaf &c.
WHIsKY-Firmer, with sales at SIC.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24

DAEEE JOURNAL
TaTEsEE7. E5FENBER q. 1870
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24
Chicago Markaf.

By Teiekraphl CHICAGO, Nov. q.
ExcHAEGE-UnchanRe
FLoUR-Superf1ne spring dull.
WHEAT-No. Chi agO spring unsettled
and irregular: closi nrmer at 81 O27I Ok.
THIS aiIernoon active and higher, with
sales at 81 05.
CORN-Eo. mixed quiet; closing ct 68c
this afternoon inactive
OATs-NO. steady and drm at Ale.
RYE-No. quiet and drmer; closing at
TIC
BARLEx-No. 2 opened dull, but closed
drmer at 79c.
HIeHwINEs-Steady and quiet at SIC in
PoRK--Mess fairly active; closing at
LARD-l2c.
Hoes-Live active, but 25aS5c per hun.
dred lower; sales at s696 55.
FRKIGHrs-To Buffalo dull