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N Mr.. w. j. LARGrN. I

EE Mr.. w. j. LARGEN, representing
the House Of Clarke, Bros d Co., New
York, has with him the finest samples of
Hats that has been opened to the inspec-
ton Of merchants for long time Mr..
Largcn is well known in Western Arkan-
sas, and may be relied on in all business
transactions,
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
Office Circuit Superintendent,
Fifth Judicial District,
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Oct. 25th, 1870. }

ANEII IBN LILLE, tAhh'' oNI' -ollii Ic'"'
VEACHERS INSTITUTE or Teachers
| Training Schools, will be held in the
Counties of Crawford and Sebastian. at their
respective County Seats, commencing III the
former at II o'clock, A. NJ, on the 9TH day OF
December next, and in the latter at the same
hour, on the 18th day the same month, con-
tnuing in session five consecutive days and
evenings each. Teachers who do not attend
the Training School of their county through
out the entire session, may expect the imme-
diatc revocation Of their Licenses, as no rea-
sons will be entertained as any excuse for
ncn-attendancc, except sickness, or some
other insurmountable obstacle over which
they have no control, and as such must be at
Ih6 services Or lAflee Aflern rnariies yates Superin-
tendent of the Public Schools of the city of
Little Rock, and Principals A. B, Leman and
j. c. Helm, of the Fort Smith and Van Buren,
City Schools have been secured as Instructors.
\ PUBLIC EXANIINATIoN testing the quail
iications of all teachers and applicants pres
ent, will take place during the meeting OF
each Institute.
f. Z. HENDERSON,
Cir. Supt., 9TH District
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ES-We learn from gentlemen over the
mountain, that at Fayetteville and the
country surrounding, snow was on the
SIX inches. The weather here for sever
al days past has been wet and cold.
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EF The New York Sun of the 9th,

EE The New York Sun of the 9th,
says:
"Gen. Beauregard was among the
passengers by the Vile de Paris, which
left this port for Brcst on the 2sth ult.
He goes abroad in compliance with an
invitation from the present French gov
ernment. They have offered him the post
of a general Of division in the French
army. He has accepted it, and now goes
to enter upon its duties.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-13

Fs- Looking at the aurora borealis"
is the eXuse heads of families and young
men give now at breakfast for being out
late the previous evening.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-13

Efs The North Carolina Legislature
wisely inauguratcs retrenchment 10y de-
clining to print the Governors message.
~ Louis Times
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-13

EF Two Richmond Judges Of election
have been indicted for making a distinc-
ton between white and black voters at
ahe late election.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-13
ES- The Little Rock Gazette Of tn,

10th has the following items:
Nearly eight miles of iron have been
laid on the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
The whole twenty miles will be down in
fifteen days.
The Duvals Bluff Liberal of Saturday.
says the Colossal is now lying at that
place, loaded with railroad iron for the
Fort Smith railroad.
The Fontenelle arrived from New Or
leans Monday, with cargo of iron for
the Fort Smith Road, which is being ra-
pidly unloaded on the North Side.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-13

Er Senator Harlan introduced bill
in Congress, authorizing the election of
Delegate to Congress from the Indian
Territory.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-13

Ex- Miss Winnie Ream arrived at New
York on the 9th, with the statue of Lin
coin.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-13

EH DR.. Sam Bard, the bard OF Allan
II, who sang so lnstily for Grant awhile
ago, has tuned his Tyre at last for Hor-
man a. the next President-,S. Louis
ISmss.
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NSE-NoS

will do well to go to. BOS-
DTICK'S & cos for their Brandy and
v hiskey, They keep the best.
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New York, Dec. 8.
Cotton, meddling upland l5sc.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-13

Cotton dull at lie. Receipts $500
bales. Sales 2300.
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Fancy Glassware,

DRESERvE Dishes. Glass Sets, ETC., etc. as
l. well as n full assortment of Goods usual.
IL kept IN general store. Call and see for
yourselves. All goods sold very cheap for
cash or country produce at
july G, +. HARVEY'S.
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~ Pay for your paper.
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Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad,
TINE CARD.

ON and after Monday, Nov. p, $50, passenger
" and freight train will run as follows 4:
GnING WEST.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
Cincinnati Harket.

! Ry TeleRraph.I CIECIEEATI Dec. 90
CorToN-Demand fair, and p tees adj
vauced -nfddling I45zc,
FLoUR-Steadyl with modei 10 de-
WHEAT-scarce and firm at 81 I5aI IS
CoRN--SLeady, win moderate. demand
pull. but "a changed at S0483c.
OATS Drfl- bEt unchanged a. 3I947c.
EatrEl-lIG.L ard dropping AZ SOa9jc.
E-lJel1 ~. lair and market nrIn I;
Mol -s-Er falf ds1uand
rates: sales a. .7aTuc. 80 lower
OILs-LinEeed dun but unchanged az
lard demand good at lull pucesi sales a.
st u.
EaGs-Ecarce aud nrm 40 3Ja3ic
BUTTER - Demand fair and prices ad-
CHEEsE;--stseey VITA moderate de-
mand AT H015Z.
CLOVER sEED - Demand good at la
prices; sales At $40 75gll 2j.
demand.
PoBK-DulI but q changed: SIS 80 asked.
LAED-Opsned 0uli bat closed active :
steam l012GlCIz; Kettle lie; head and gu
l0c; the demand Tor strictly steam leaf 81
l0Z.
BULK MEATs-IDuli and prices nominal
with no demand.
BAG lH-DaII and droopinz; shoulders
lOc: sides l29l25zc for clear rib and sides.
HoGS-Demand fair and market firm at
ys 29g6 40 for live, and 81 GO37 % for dressed.
Receipts 4, 500.
EuEEP = Dsmand fGir and prices ad-
vanced TO 394ISe. -l+ "a
WHIsKY-steady with moderate de-
4 AFFLEs-De@and fair and pri,es sd.
GOLD-ll01<.
ExCHAEGE STEADY.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
EeM YORK Markef.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK Dec, D.
i Corr N-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced 1{e, and closed weak middiiDE
uplRnds, l0%e.
1900 barrels; supeThue Western, = 1D8
80: common TO good eXtra. q bJBS O5 :
coed to choice extra, 60 lOG6 So: common
TO choice state So 4516 IS: common to
good Ohio, - 5000 80: ST. Louis, Is u395 70.
Rye flour, e. 90a5 60.
CoRN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Steadys vita moderate oe-
mann AT 9fza9jc.
(. WHEAT-Demand fair aud prices have
advanced lo. Receipts, 900 bushels; old
spring 81 22<; NO. 2 mixed, 81 23; new
spring, 81 35g1 - red and amber, 81 % 9
i IS; white Michigan, 81 D.
RXE-Quiet and weak; stale SIC.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CoRH-Steady with a moderate dem aud; /;
No. ] mixed, 76c; yellow, 72971c.
OATS-Duli but unchanged. Receipts, is :
coo bushels ;at 50 960c for western and Ohio.
HAY-Unchauged
HoPS-Heavy. -
CoFFEE-Dsmand fair and market nrm +;
sales OF $500 bags or private terms: hiO
14IS0lS5<c: Java 20922c.
EUGAR-Qutet; large sales rumored, but
MoLAssEs-New Orleans 0S972c.
RICE-Quiet ana unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-Flrfni crude l51zci refined
PROVIsIOEg-SteadV: nesa PORK Gl8Ml5 y :
now SIS 50: prime Sl6sl6 50: new prime
mess S20a2I. Ness beef slO0l5; extra Sl5B
Is; smoked beer hams f29a3l: prime mess
beef S26 as; India mess S30e82; cut meats
duh; h ans IN pickle II mtddies drm q y
short clear Iniddlfs 12c; long llN9uM F;
lard heavy; prime steam ll~glz5ai Kettle
13c for January.
BUrTER-Quiet and unchanged; western
CHEEsE : ste9dy with a moderate de-
mand at l2ml6Z.
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VOL. XXI.
OeNDEEsEB FRLEGRAMs.
WEDNESDAY. DeO..gl.

WEDNESDAY, Deo..2I.
Gold closed in New York. yesterday, al
A IRE at Sycamore, Illinois, destroyed
over 100000 worth OF property.
Both the French and German fairs in
Philadelphia are successes.
Cleveland exhibited her gas wells to the
Railroad Convention members yesterday.
Dispatches from all parts OF the country
ten OF very cold weather.
One quarter OF the Emma Mine, near
Salt Lake, YVES sold for $4,000 In gold.
The Eagle Smelling Works at Hamilton,
Nevada were bnrned on Monday. Loss
The steamship siberia, from New York.
December sths has arrived at Queens
''Wn.
-Tla steamship NEBRASKA. nom New
[s9s- 9es1' December 7th. for Liverpool. ar
"a. Il; Y: We. Ge.on goes to The penitentisry
case. '0A
dent Of the New HSrsc Colonization So
ciefy yesterday.
The steamship Britta4a, frem New
York, Decem Der lsl. FOR 0Ssgo1v touched
on Aoville YESTERDAY.
Phoenix Building. CincinnaA caught
on ore yesterday and before IL e.nld be
extingnlshed damage 70 the extSf of
SIS. 600 Occurred.
A man named James Ryan alias Moot>
was arrested with S23.400 counterfeit In bis
possession, In New York, and was sent fol
six months 70 Blackwell Island
At a special meeting OF the New York
Chamber of Com Jnerco last night, resolu-
tons against privateering were rejected
by large msiority.'
The schooner Edward Collier, from
nFf Nnu
through He'll Gate, to-day, struck a sQuah
and capsized of Niger Point. she VIII
be total loss.
Al. SPAIN, for killing Caleb Bald.
wins In March last, was on e Monday con;
vieted OF naanslaugnter7 at 81. Louis. and
sent TO the penitentiary for three years.
The New York Tribune editorial OF this
morning viii announce that General
Schenck goes to Eng and with full power
to settle the whole question now in dis.
Britain at his discretion.
The steamer Sedontan, from MarseiIles
via Bermuda. arrived a. New York yester.
day and reports that tho steamer San
Hamilton. December k5th, struck rock
and foundered. The passengers and crew
were saved. ~.
The cause OF the explosion OF the gas
holder at Cincinnati. on Monday evening
Will be gtdly.inYestigate and scientific
men from tine east VIII be called in TO assist
in the work. The loss is now estimated 81
S5o.o00. e -
The railroad men, in COnyan ton st Erie
are considering the question OF pooling
cess. the New YorEs Central Is 1ndlffsr.
ent. and the Western men generally are
delegates are being Hospitality entertained
by the citizens. Aug ustus Schell. OF the
Lake shore Road is PRESIDENT Of the Con
Venttons and III. II Houston, OF the Penn
sylvania Central, IA Secretary.
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TehaUnIepec RniIr0ad.

WASHINGTON. December 20.-Col.
J. J. Williams, Chief Engineer of the
Tehauntepec Railway Company, with
his corps Of eneineers. went on board
the Nipsic, at Norfolk, yesterday. and
sailed this morning for Mexico. He
will commence the construction of a
railway, and other works upon the
Isthlnns of Tehauntepec. January
1st, 1871. The officers and men of the
Nipsic. aswell as those of tie Kansas
and MeyfoWer, Captain Schufeld's
ship canal exploring expedition, now
at Minatillan, viii be present. under
orders from the Navy Department, on
the occasion of breaking ground on
the line. This new inter oceanic
railroad is destined TO be of vast i'm
portance to. the commerce of the
United States. The United States
Consul at Minatillan has been in
structed by the State Department to
be present on the oecassioa and re-
port the proceedings TO that Depart
meDt. @
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Now Adver.isements.
sHERIFF,s SALEs.
Sh:rif's Sale-No. 16.

Sh5Tlns Eale-NQ. 10.
DY VERTUE OF An ORDER OF
80 sale issued out Of the ofdce OF the
CLERK OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Vanderbureh County. Indiana. IN favor OF
Daniel Aiken, for the benef1t OF j. Z. Ia
Ger. Assignee OF Daniel AiEeDs aud against
Henry q. Lacy and y B. Aydel9it,
will, on
WEDNESDAY, January IS, 1871,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock A II. and
4 O'Clock pm. OF said day, at the door OF
Court House in the City OF Evansville,
Indiana, offer for sale, at Public Auction, /,
the Renis and PROFITS for the term OF seven
years OF the following described Real Es-
tate. to-Wtt-:
All the parts OF fractional Section No.
Five f5l Township No. Seven %, south Of
Range No. Ten (Io) West, In Nanderburgh
County, state of Indiana, which are
known as parcels Nos. one and two q & p,
on the plat OF the same as the same Is
shown on the Records OF the Probate Court
OF said county, and IN the state thereof
as made by John ]. Chandler. as Admin
1strator OF the Estate OF Wills Hawkins,
deceased, said Lot No. Two (Z)t sold TO y.
b. Ardeiotf, and the csrtihcate OF pur-
chase therefore assigned By him and Polly
Ann Aydelott, his wife, TO Henry q. Lacy
And should said Rents aud Prodts moi
sell for q sum sufficient 10 SATISFY said Witt
and Costs, viii, at the same time and
place, offer for sale the Fee simple OF said
premises. Nc relief.
dec1l A. PEAFFLlN. Sheriff V. q.
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PRUSSIA.

THE KAISERS . SREECas
BERLIN, December 2O.-King Will
liam, of Prussia. has received an ad-
dress from the Reichstag. In speech,
in reply thereto, delivered to delega-
ton from that body, King William re-
turned his thanks for the supplies
voted for the prosecution Of the war,
which has secured national unity, and
signifed his acceptance of the dignity
of Emperor, rendered by the
unanimous voice Of princes, free
towns, and the German nation.
1UxEHBoUEG COMPLAINTS TO BE ARBI-
TRATED.
BERLIN, December 20.-The Kreus
ZeitHnq denies that Prussia has any
designs upon Luxembourg, aud aP-
firms that Prussia has resolved to sub
NIT to arbitration her complaints rela-
tive to the violation of neutrality by
the Government of the Duehy, with a
view to claim for indemnity.
LUXEMBOURG, December 2O.-The
King of Holland, In a letter 10 the
Government at Luxembourg, says, let
as together defend the treaty Of
1867, and the honor and independence
of the Duchy.
BERLIN, December 20.-The Dis
trict of MeckleEburg has voted to pay
| its full share of the amount required
for the abolition of Scheldt dues.
| THE sCHwAEBIsH KING ON GERMAN UNITY.
STUTGARDT, December 20. - The
King Of Wurtemburg opened the
chambers yesterday. In his speech be
referred to the glorious successes OF
the Germans. Their companionshir
in arms had kindled a desire for. DO.
litical unity, failing in which the histo.
ric events Of the year lacked consecra.
ton. He urges the deputies.to recog.
nize in the federal treaties, lately con
oluded. scope for the developme ri
of the Nation and her institutions. a
bill will be introduced at once, author.
iziug present taxation, to further the
war measures, and for the completion
Of railroads.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
Wththe axception Of the bora an,

With the exception of the boys and
old men, the whole manhood of the
Fatherland is under arms.
The Army of the Loire has simply
moved some fifty miles north oftheir
former position, and has there joined
hands with new army. An end to
the Army Of the Loire is not Just yet.
[Herald's Special.i
LEMAN, Dec. 16.-There has been
a second change of base. This diffu-
sion of the Army of the Loire is q
successful strategy. and brings the
fighting nearer to Paris.
The immense stores accumulated at
Blois and Orleans, designed for the
vietualing of Paris. were all saved.
The Prussians did not capture a
single car load, which is a sufficient
answer TO the claim that they had
routed the Army of the Loire at
Pelay. After leaving Orleans the
Army of the Loire made flank move
ment on Vendome. It might have
been easy to defend Tours, but both
armies were cut loose. The country
here presents some of the facilities
for rapid changes OF base which Gen.
Grant found on the seaboard Of Vir-
0s,so
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
shsrifi's Sal,-No. II.

~Y VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF
R3 Sale issued out OF the office or the
CIsrE OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Yanderburg County. Indiana, In favor OF
viii, on
TUESDAY. January II, 1871,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock A II. and
O'Clock Pm. OF said day, AZ the door OF the
Court House In the city OF Evansville. In
rifans- OfT-r for sa't, at Public Auction, the
Rents and Profits for the term OF seven
years or the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit: Lots Eight tSl. Nine (9l, and
Ten Q0l IN BLOCK Mo- Two CZl, In the town
OF Smithland. In NanderDursh county,
State OF indiana
And should said Rents and FRONTS mol
RaIf for a gylr1 suffI Icfent 20 satisfy said Writ
and COsLs. I will, at the same time and
place, Offsr for sale the Fee simple or said
premises. No relief
A. PFAFFLIN, Sheriff V. c.
BUCHANAN, Co LING & BUCHANAN, At
tnwmevs for Ptatntn. dec2L
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
st. Louis Harket.

By TelegTapn.l ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20.
CoTToE-DuIi hut unchanged, at BIC.
FLOUR-LoWer grades have advanced 10
mIj5: supeTfins WfE6er, El 29a4 90 ; extra.
81 50a4 rs &NN. E5a5 IS
WHEAT-Duil but unchanged NO. 2 red
Winter, 81 25g1 -; choice REQ, & 30.
CORN Demand fair and market nrm
4i1z945c for mixed in bulk, and 45848c FOR
OATs-Demand fair and make. firm al
421k9A6c, sacked.
.BARLEY-Heayy At sOc9sl for prime 10
choice.
RYE-HiRhsr, at 799S1e
HIGHyYINEs-Flrm at 59c. .rr~.r.
ToBACCO-Duii.
Hemp and baggiug uuchanged.
PROVIsIoEs-Duli and prices dropping,
with only q limited dObbiug demand.
PORK. SIS 254lS 90. Bulk shOuideis, GA
65zcs clear rib, 0%99zc: clear sides l09
I0Zc. Clear bacon rib, l256c; clear sides.
l3c; sugar-cured hams, i6c.
LARD-DUn and prices nominal at u 9
li1Se.
HcGs-stesdy; extreme range g G086 10,
mostly IS 1896
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
9hsriR,s Sslp-Nn. 1H

VTRFUE OF AN OBDER OF
Hk =a1e lssued out OF the ONCE OF the
Ts-srz or the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Marlborough County. indiana, In laVor OF
Moses smith. and against Cyrus X. Drew
and Maggie I. Drew, Will, on
MONDAN-, January Is, ISL,
Petween the hours or 10 o'clock An and
4 oFciock PM. OF said day, at the door OF
fhe Co1rt House. IN the City OF Evansville,
InCiiana. ofIsr Tor sale. at Public Auction,
the Rents and Profits for the term OF seven
wears or the following described Real Is
Tata- trs-vvif.. Lots four ts), Five (5l. Six
fe1- and seven %. IN Block Two ~, In
the town OF Smitniand, N hanoernnI5n
County, state OF IGdiana-
And should said Rents ana fro4ts MOI
aalI Tor a sum Sufficient TO satisfy said Writ
ara Costs. Il viii, at the same tim3 aud
place, offer for sale the lee simple OF satu
premises. No RELIEF
A. PFAFFLIE, sheriff V.C.
BucHASAE. GooDING & B JcHANAS At
torneys for Plaintiff. dsc-t
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
Impeachment OF Gov. HOlden-A
DyiHg Confession.

RALEIGH, N. O.. Dec. 20.-At IL
O'Clock to-day the Board of Managers
appointed by the House to conduct
"a impeachment of Gov. Holden,
aatI~ded By the Speaker and mem
Oers 9 the House OF Representatives,
pr9ceeeoS to the bar of the Senate
;muaseb nnG n0FnasT ms1 submitted the articles Of
lnpeachAe4s' = After the conclusion
OF the proeeeaess the Lieutenant
dent Of the Senate. adj SSH sboriIv n Ser
wards took charge of th1-' eyscrs;ra
Gov. Holden made no opi~ei,;on ~ p
his taking possession of The oEne
By the confession Of dying nc,ro
it has been aseertained that all T.,
barn burning and depredations com
mitted in this and adjoing counties
for the last year was the result of 1
planned conspiracy on tae part O
negroes belonging to the Union
League. Forty names of conspira
tors are in possession of the suthori
ties. Some arrests have been made
and the officers are in hot pursuit O
others
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
LoulsyIIIe MarKef.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Dec. 20.
TOBACCO aIes l37 hhds, chiefly Of new
crop, at IS z596 50 for common 10 good
lUgs; 50 S59I4 IS for low TO fair Leaf. aud
f23 90 for medium bright wrappers.
BAGGIEG-Quiet and firm hemp and
fax ZB1zaz7e.
CoTToS-Dsmand fair and prices ad-
vRnced TO l4c for middlinR.
Flour and grain quiet, steady and un-
CHANGED.
Hoes = Active. and prices are firmly
maintained: sales range from t0 70 % 20
for light and extra heavy; killed TO date
206 G83 head.
PRoyIsTo oEs-FulIy weaker, but price not
ouotabIy lower: mess pork Ei9 30. Bulk
shoulders 65<cs clear rio 9t<c; clear sides
I0Mc. Bacon shoulders MS; clear rib
I31Scs clear sides li1zc.
LARD-In fierces l2cs kegs lie.
WHISKY Quiet and steady AZ sc. ..
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
shariR's Sals-No. IS.

-Y FTRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
Is sale Issued out OF the Ofnce OF the
fyIerir Of the Court OF Common Pless OF
Vanderburgh County, IFsilana, in iayor OF
Moss Well and againEE william ID. boul-
ware and Elizabeth Is -ulWaIe, WILL on
SATURDAY, January IA, ISL,
Fstuesn the hours of 10 O'CLOCK An and
z oscfocR p n. Of said uSy, at the door Of
me ~ re te fi1g 1g qG fIS
= itS-y-5t. % 70. ID. dfseribed Fsesezen
Joining half OF l4Ot No. flttegfz Lt4l. ao-
U.s., IN Lamasc-s on the west side OF Pi-
geon creek, NanGercurgh County, state oi
Ind ana.
And snouId said Rents aud Profits not
seIi fo- a sum sufifcfsut TO satisfy said Writ
aud CosfE i will At the same time and
TSIane orier Tor save the Fee Simple OF sa d
premises. No relief A. PFAFFL1N
Sheriff V. Q.
GrcHE,SA-2- GOoprSC 4 BUCHANAN, At
torneys for Plaintiff. decZ
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
D- n. 1,f7 0ruu noefcTs

A private instructor fer married persons
or ff.ose about to be married, bctn m ale
e1,d female, in everything concerning the
.-L1sfoIozv' and relations of our sexuai
4K1srer1. and The production and prsyen-
ffon OF offspring, Including al me new
Tfscoy-prfes never before given IN the In ng-
ffsf language, by WM. YOUNG u. ~.
rS74s fs reaIly q valuable and 1nteresln
1-orE- II Is written IN plain language ZOE
fr7a General reader, and Is illustrated with
numerous engraEiDgs. All young married
Tte0uTa 1r those confernpiRiing marriages.
80 Iffe should read thla DOok. " as
,.l1ezF seerets theI every one should be
a-1uaInted uilns e-ili u l3 g DgoA Z. NJ, =.
Fr~rra Id Vvf j be sent 70 any aqdTes9 OF
1000 M Aftvr cent?. Address DR. " IL
YJTTSSC5- nc. flg spruce st., above Fourth
aa-,TIe5fsinfIIa. 7ov2-6m
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Boors AND SEorg-Tbe old estab

Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab
lished boot and shoe house Of John
baseh, on Seeond Street, below Main,
is the place to go to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. Ills prices arc
from ten 10 twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger and better stock Of goods
than be ever had before Come and
examine prices and the quality Of
goods. nov9-ff
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21

By Tele sTaph.l MEMPHIS Dec, 80 -
CoTToN-Demand fair and prices ad-
wanced to I81kai41<cs receipts 500 bales;
sbiDments 3.6fj bales
ELoUR-Demaud fair aud market nrm
= CoKSSDnII and prices have rdeensed to
5ja56c.
OATs-Scarce and firm at J1d5lr.
HAY-Active and firm az f21923.
BRAN Quiet AZ $50.
PRoETsIONs-POrk dull and prices are
noninal: lard dull and market unsettled
at l2g135zcs bulk meats duh and prices
have declined shoulder scarce az sci sides
heavy at 91z8lC5<c.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
New Eork DrY Goods HarKeI.

oy j.. .,EEw YORK, Dec. %.
beinR 30 near the close ~ aDlEnatlont y
trade a Q reluctant 70 make h.gsatf ~ "
anything not absolutely required Ios - -
mediate use. Prlnts are without furtne.
change, but Indications are that prices
have touched the bottom. All leading
makes are selling lOszIl lie. Nous delalnes
are Inactive, but are a llght Stock and are
steady at 1Se. Glnghams sell slowly bnt
are steady and firln for leading makesi lao
for Glasgow and l5c for Lancaster and Am
oskeag. Brown drills OF popular makes
are only In limited request &C l3Lc, and
standard brown sheetiDgs, such as Amos
keag aud stark a.. ana Pacific extra, 81
Iatls- Heyr-efaTK mis- nleached muslins
are steady and IN inodeTaIe tIt5fif1ssH'a
Wamsutts, l9c; LOnhdale, l5i heypOidss
A A. 1I15c, and Gregg. llZc. AmQskeaf
deufnas com md 2Gs; Boston do, l2c, and
(Joafss RpOOl thread, SOC.