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OrTAUouECuEE CHAPTER No. 81, r
A. NJ, regular convocaIon Oct. 81,
1870, II o'c ock, p. M.
WooDsrocK LODGE No. 81 f. g. A.
NJ, regular communication Nov 9th,
1870, 7 o'clock, p. NJ.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC -
Regular Meeting of Sheridan Post, No.
%, Dept. of Vermont, G. A. r., is
held on the 1st & Sd Thursday Evenings
of each month. All applications for mus
ter must be made at Regular Meetings,
BY order Of the Post Commander.
c. A. WOODBURY., 1dt
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UllHNU Alllill uhul UllHp /.
=, VA d,
&trnNh Rt1lll1r UIllirGh
OTNcN'" C'S"''
to be given at the
TnWN HiEE, WO0nSY0pk VT.
THE ENSUING SEASON.
.,
ME committee OF Shctluan l0'V 40 -,
department. OF l., W. a. II 'aNc pressure
i'll announcing that they have cohcluuea ar
ransements: ali have engaged the iolIow'nS
Commence Friday Eve, oct. 18th, and con-
time each Friday night once ID TWO weeks
LIST, Friday, Oct 2Sth,
H.. rI-c,rrN 9 1!OpDuJ
'lo''' 81 ''i ~ w. -''Nt'i'i''1'
annexation of Dominica.
2nd Friday Nov 11th
How u, pATvTEpSDN
'i'''' ~ A'i''|O-H
L. 5. Senator from View Hampshire. Subject
r., =. 49,,
'o, rIn''l' wv, @o.H,
W ihll-N-h a. l1A'' 1i'''N'
of Boston, whose lecture in ihis place last
wntsr m%cc&e o Hmer y OG Rcrnb
in 1900.
4th, Friday, Dec. 9th,
" n,ne,D>~r
Hon. W lillian IAhNONS,
The most eloquent IRISH lecturer now living,
uh No n n II I lpiII 4
America has been almost UNPARALLELED No
Lecturer, unneralded by poll ical reputation,
has ever obtained so May engagements for his
opcnnr season. Sulicct-Old Homer and his
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27

All Quong vas locked up in the
Marysvillc, CAL, jail for burglery few
nights ago. Next morning he was
missing. He had sawed off his grated
cell door with an old razor, picked a
hole through a Ibrick wall, and with a
rope ladder smade of strips of blanket
scaled the outer wall "The heather
Chinee is peculiar"
There has been no President, not even
Buchanan and johnson, who has had
50 many Cabinet Ministers in so brief a
period as General Grant With the
resignation of Secretary Cox only one
of the Cabinet appointed by the Presi-
dent on the 9TH of March, 1869, re
mains in office; and that cLap is post
master Creswell.
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Stlarried.

In Woodstock, Oct %, by Rev A j DNscomb,
John o Bennett of Smithvillc, n. j, and Miss
Ella A. Ford of Woodstock
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27

ScRIDNER's MoNrmLY, the new maya
zine, has appeared in good season.
Putnams Monthly and the Hours At
Home are both merged in this new
illustrated periodical 1t combines thC
peculiar characteristics Of its two pre-
decessors with some new features and
improvements to adapt it to the spirit
Of the age, and make it more acceptable
to families and the reading public
J. G. Holland (Timothy Titcomb), a
noted man in the literary world, is the
editor. 1t will undoubtedly merit and
receive extensive patronage throughout
the United States. The articles i'll this
first number a"e well put together
There is more truth than poetry in the
article on the Bondage of the Pulpit.
Every minister Of the gospel should
read that essay every month for year
certainly, and likewise the subsequent
articles in future numbers on the same
theme. Such reading will fit him for
increased usefulness. The pull will
be a greater power in the land, when
ministers, rising above the fear of man
or woman, preach just such preaching
as God commands them to preach
To the honor Of the sacred desk many
ministers preach in this way now,
otherwise we should ere this have been
as Sodom, and like unto Gomora.-
The first article, Jeremy Train, His
Drive" is Il very interesting and in
structive reprimand Of those faithlcss
spouses who ride off in rainy nights to
see their neighbours wives. A new
serial or story by Geo. Macdonald,
a rising celebrity in England, is com
menced. Other articles have originali-
ty and talent. After the new magazine
gets fairly under way we have no
doubt that the winds of popular favor
will fill her sails and wait her CALAMITY
over the waves on her destined voy-
age. Scrbner & Co., New York
Subscription price So a year.
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4th, Friday, Dec. 9th,
Hon WIIIAM PARSONS.

The most eloquent IRISH lecturer now living,
whose success as lecturer in 9th England 4
America, has been almost unparalleled No
Lecturer, unneralded by poll ical reputation,
has ever obtained so mahy engagements for his
opening season. Suricct-Old Homer and his
days, or the way Of the world 5000 years ago.
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LIpPINcoTr's MAGAZINE for Novemb.
er is out, and it is good number
Among the contents are 'The Victim
of Dreams" "a Polyglot Empire" A
Yankee on the Throne Of France" The
Stone Annals of the Past Sir Harry
Hotspur of Humblcwaite, vii etc, etc.
j. b. Lippincott & Co., Publishers,
Philadelphia, Pa. Terms 81 year.
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AGENTS Wanted for new fresh book
Just ont. Hcadlcy's Sacred Heroes and Mar
tyrs; very attractive H. matte and style and
steel engravings Of surprising beauty. BY the
author of Sacred Mountain" and other works
that have sold by the 100000, Old and New
agents are meeting with great success Send
stamp for terms L. Il. TREAT co. Publ,
654 Broadway n. Y. 2w4
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COOP HEALTH, for November is re-
ccived, and among its contents are the
following: Gymnastics; Dreams and
their Causes; How TO Bring up Babies {;
Woman's Dress; National Education.
Published by Alexander Moore. II
Broomheld Street, Boston. Price 81.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

The Rowru or OUR CITy.-Those
who have witnessed the substantial
growth of Evansville, as it has pro-
crossed day by day, naturally fail to
appreciate how much it has advanced
within the past ten years. It IS only
when some one who has been absent
comes back and expresses his sur
prise and admiration, that we fully
realize that we have added SO greatly
to our wealth and prosperity in so
short a time. A few years ago we
had no street railway, no Opera
House, no cotton mill, no tobacco
warehouses. no powdered streets, and
numerous other improvements too
tedious to mention. Vast numbers Of
houses have been built up in the
suburbs. Enlargements have been
added aud taken into the corporate
limits, and the rapidly of our growth
absolutely astonishes those who only
pay US a visit every two or three
years. We were particularly struck
with this fact, yesterday, while ram
bling through the city and its suburbs,
with a gentleman who had not been
in the city since 1865. We have the
site, the industry and energy. and the
business sufficient to make Evansville
in a few years the largest city 10 In
diana, and the greatest commercial
and manufacturing pointon the Lower
Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

serve would call the especial at
tention of our readers to the adver
tisemeut, in another column, of DR..
Jerome Pancost, of the 81. Louis
Throat and Lang Institute, who is
now In our city filling a professional
engagement. The remarkable sue
cess which he is meeting with here,
and the miraculous cure Of cases
which he is accomplishing since his
arrival, that have hitherto resisted all
other modes of medication, should be
a sufficient guarantee to all that
there, is yet a chance Of regaiaing
health if they will but avail them
selves Of this favorable opportunity.
We can with entire confidence com
mend him and his new mode Of prac-
tice to all who may Row be suffering,
as it is, incur opinion, the %onlyration-
al way to treat those dangerous classes
of diseases successfully.
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THE MARKETS
s6W KOFk HaFKes.


BY Teiegraph.1 NEW YozK, jar. 25.
COTToN-Firmer; sales of $500 bales NJ
25Xc for middIlng uplands.
FLoUR-Reeelpts 1885 bales; market
less active, without change in price. ealpa
OF $500 barrels at 81 60@4s So for superfne
state and Western ;Is52j86 for extra state;
white whea extra: S. O5Q82 20 foT round
hoop Ohio, IS G0g6 % for extra st. Louis,
and SO 25gS so for good 70 choice do; Rye
Flour quiet; sales OF 100 bbls at S. 50g5 20.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Lower; sales Of 259 bbIs West
ern free at 09%c9 $40 the latter price for
WHEAT-Receipts. 1920 bushels; dull
and lc lower; sales Of 1900 bushels at I'll ~
for No. 3 Spring; 81 20 for No. 2 dol 81 81
al 33 for Winter red and amber west
ern; 81 Is for Winter red Illinois; 81 80 for
white state.
RYE-Qufet.
BARLEY-Dun and declining.
BARLEY MALT-DulI and heavy.
CORN Receipts, 3,OlO bushels; corn
at 95cGSl 90 for new mixed Western 81 08
for Old do in store; 9jo for new white
Southern 81 O39l o. for new Southern yell
OATs-Receipts. O.43O bushels; dull and
heavy; sales Of l6. 600 bushels at 67@5ec for
Western; 6l@63c for State.
RfCE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
sUsAR-D1Il; Gales OF 100 hhds Cuba at
lOhc.
MoLAssEs-Dull.
HoGs-Quiet n firm.
PETRoLEUM-Dull; I7c for crude 3lAc Tor
refined.
LiNsEED OIL--Quiet; 0O@glc
SPIRITS TURPEHTINE-FITmer; Bg4Ic.
PoRK-Steady; sales of eco brls az 81 90
@23 p for new mess; S23 OO823 p for prime;
S2f 26Ws5 90 for Prime mess; also $50 bar
reis OF new mess, seller February, March
and May. atS27 OO9.S IS.
REEB-Steady; sales of 200 barrels at $40
@l5 for new plain mess; si4GI7 60 for new
extra mess. Tierce beef firm and quiet;
sales OF $50 tierces at S25928 for prime mess;
SIGH for India mess. Beef hams quiet
sales OF 200 barrels at S28a32 for new.
CUT MEATs-Dull; sales or 100 ~package
at IIH@l2c for shoulders; l4%9I51Ec for
hams; mtddles firm; sales OF 60 Oxe of
hort ribbed at l5e; also sales OF 900 boxes
of Cumberland cut, deliverable IN Chicago,
at l3c; sales Of 100 boxes do, deliverable IN
Milwaukee, at l3c, and sales of 100 boxes OF
long cut hams deliverable in Milwaukee,,
at l4c.
DRESSED HoGs-Dull. at IIh911Ac for
Western.
LARD-Ftrmer; sales of 500 tieTees 81 I0I
@l7Ac for steam; l7%9lSc for kettle rem
dered; also safes OF 500 tlerces steam, seller
February, at l7Hc. and sales OF $50 tierce3
do, seller Maren, on private terms. r
BUTrER-Steady, at l793lc for Ohio.
CHEESE Quiet and steady at 1O4lSo.
FREIGHTs To Liverpool dull and less
hrm.
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ghicagO Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan. IS.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady; So 75@5 90 for
Spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and easier; sales OF No. /
at 93c In faVOTite houses: No. 2 IS loss ne
tive aud l@lNc lower sales AZ S0NMS2Lc;
closing quiet at S0%dS0Nc; this afternoon
the marKet was unsettled at S0Z@Sic cash
and seller February.
CORE-Dul and lac lower; 7lL@7lMe
for regular and fresh rec ipts OF No. 2,
closing quiet az 7l@7l%; regular rejected
Tic; no grade b5U5Gc; this afternoon Ne. 2
was nomfnaily TlAm7lMc.
oATs-Dull aud H9%c lower; 39L@40C
cash for No. 2; closing at 39Lc.
RYE-Quiet. No. 2 has declined DC; sales
ut 72c for strictly fresh receipts.
BARLEY-Duil; No. 2 is nominal ut 77d
SIC.
HIGHwTEEs-Steady aud firm NJ 0]g93Lc
for wood and iron bound.
SUGAR-lk@l3Hc for common to choice
New Orleans.
PROVISIONS Less active. Mess pork
S26 go cash S2G 81 buyer February; $40 n
seller March. Cat meats steady: rough
sides l3c; short clear mtddles I4Lc; dry
salt shoulders l0HglOIc: short rib mid
dies he; Cumberland, seller February, l4c
Lard dull.
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PrFTsBURG, Jan. Is Both the Allegheny
and M"onongahela Rivers rising; former
has nine feet four inches, and latter eight
feet in channel This forenoon the stage
of water at Brownsville was eight feet. at
Greensboro five and a half feet, at OH City
four feet nine Inches, and rising at aI
points. Mollfe Ebert arrived from New
Orleans. The Arlington, n splendid new
Pittsburg and Cincinnati packet, de-
parts on her first trip at two O'clock.
The Ironsides and barges are din for
Nashville, and the Messenger for New
In my reports of coal shipments. neg
lected TO mention the Blue Lodge, which
left here on saturday with 7 barges and
$1,000 bushels of coal fOI Cincinnati. I'll
Trade on the landing shows some i'm
provement. Weather is growing colder,
with Indications OF snow. Their. 80.
C~INCISNATI, January 25.-Arrived - En-
perOr, New Orleans: Alice beau, Mem
phis; Norman, Evansville. Departed-
Argosy, P@ittsbnrg; Z. 4. hudson. Wheel
ers. st. Louis. River 45 feet s inches, and
90 feet under the bridge. Clear. llL8t
. L~oGISYILLE anuary 2.-Le Claire NO.
Vile to Cincinnati; % feet 2fncbeS In the
canal, with . feet : inches In the channel,
and Is feet under the bridge. Failing
slowly. Clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, January 25.-CIara, Memphis to
81. Louis, l am; Atlantic, st. Louis to
new orleans, am; Minneola, Memphis
natl 70 Memphis. Z am; City of Alton,
cairo 10 81. Louis, 5 pm: Richmond, New
orleans TO Cairo, 5 PM; l.. L. McGilI, st.
Louis to New Orleans, 8 pm. River roe
Il inches. weather clear. Mercury 4So.
ST LOUIS, January . -Arrived-Belle
Memphis, from Mound CITY: INV Braucn-
anC Mississippi, from New Orleans. De-
parted-St, Joseph and st. Luke, to Mem
ph1s: Hope and barges, tO-the Ohio River,
River falling slowly and some thin ice
running. Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 25--Weather clear and
pleasant. River still rising. Departed
Orado from st. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, D 2j.-Port list. Ar
riVed-COntinental and ommonweaitb
Departed--MOIlie Able.
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DAELY JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 20, 1879.
CITY NE S.
RennbIIean counts COnEentIon.

All citizens of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, who /" sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy. and
maintain, untarnished, our National
credit and honor, as we'll as all per-
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
sral, and progressive principles of the
Republican party" are invited to
meet i'll Convention, at the
Court House, on Saturday, FEB. 12th,
at i o'clock PM, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to attend the Re-
publican State Convention. at Indi-
annapolis, on Tuesday. February 22d,
1870, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
By order of the County Executive
Committee. WM. HEILMAN,
Chairman.
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TET1EGRAPEEEC.
81. L0nIa Itema.

ST. LOUIS, January 25-Tho loss
by fire of STEAMBOATS, connected with
the trade of st. Louis, during the last
year, ID estimated at s9J6O00. by
sinking, $500, 000i by other accidents
SlD0,O00; by accidents Ia barees.
SlO0, 900; total, -. 000, 900. The above
losses include damage to carRoes.
Tho prize fight between Scddons
and LafIerty took place this afternoon
on CAROLS Island, a short distance
below quarantine. Seddons o tho
fight in I0r0unds. Laiierly was much
cut up. Seddons wants to fight any
man in the West at one hundred and
twenty pounds, for 81, 900.
After the above mill" CORY and
Gallagher entered the ring and fought
Is rounds, when Cory threw up the
sponge.
Tom Allen and Patsy Curtin sec.
onded SeddonF, and Jack L0oney
and Tom Kelly acted for Laiferty.
Only about 200 persons witnessed tho
fight.
j.. N. Reavis, the National Capital
mover, left for Washington to-day.
SIR. LOUIS, January 2J.-A resolu-
ton was passed by tho Lower House
Of the Missouri LEGISLATURE, yesicr-
day, instruciing their Senators and
requesting their Representatives lO
secure, IL possible, the passage of q
law by Congress removing tho branch
mint at New Orleans to st. Louis.
Also. a law granting pensions 20 the
surviving soldiers Of the war Of 1872.
In the Kansas Legislature the CON
current resolution asking their United
States Senator'S TO send q certified
copy Of the Indian treaty to the Gov
ernOr Of the State, and TO prevent iis
ratification until the Legislature was
heard from, after tho reception OF the
treaty, was passed.
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hArRet.

BY reieAraph.l OIEoIEEATI. jan. 25.
FIoUR-Steady family, So 25@5 go.
WHEAT-SIeady 81 I09f II.
CoRN-Qulet; 7597Gc.
OATS-Firm at 60966c.
RYE-S5@Bcc and du,I.
BARLEY-Unchanged quiet a. I00I 20 fOr
Spring; 81 25@l 30 for Fail.
CorroN-Firm at 24LM24Lc.
WHIsKY-Firm and IN good demand nj
95c.
Hces-Qniet; steady at s. 1919 50; gross
receipts 10000.
GREEN M-EATs-DuIl; IOc for shoulders,
l2H@l2%c for sides, and l4AgIl1Sc foI
hams.
BULK M-EATs-Quiet; shoulders lO1<@llc;
sides l4A and 1919 for clear rib and clear
loose.
BAcoH--Dull; prices dropping; shoulders
l2MMl3o; sides l5Mc and l6c for clear rib
and clear packed sugar cured hams dull
at l8M@l9Ze.
LARD -Firmer under the foreign news,
Il there was no Improvement In the de-
mand, but IL is held more firmly prime
steam leaf at l5A@l6c; kettle, l6%@l6Xc
asked.
BUTrER-In good supply, and dull at
EGGs-34@2jc, and dull. @
OILs-Linseed oil az &c. Lard oil at
&l43Tl a.. Petroleum., 3OE32c for refined.
GOLD-l2t, buying.
EXCHANGE-Par, buying.
MoNEY-Market easy.
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OlDcinnafi Itoms.

CENCINNATr. Jan. 25.-To-morrow's
Gaaette will contain q letter, showing
from the dispatches on Gle 40 Wash
ingtop, the exact nature of the con-.
templated removal Of Gen. Thomas
just before the battle of Nashville.
Ii shows Halleck's account of 10 at
the San Francisco dinner. He gives
himself more credit for retaining
Thomas than official records warrant,
and that instead Of Halleek's assuming
responsibility TO delay the transmits
sion Of Grants order relieving Thomas
by Schofeld. Grant himself suspend
ed the order before it was transmitted
to Thomas. The official dispatches
show that Grant was very impatient
at Thomas's delay in making tho
attack, and that he had actually gone
as far as Washington on the way TO
Nashville, when he received a dis
patch announcing Thomas's engage
ment and victory.
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Do. nnnls aarKel.

BY Ieiegraph.l BIT. LoUm. Jan. 25.
ToBAcco-fn good local demand. and
prices Unchanged.
C~OIrON-FlFm at 24MM2r%c.
HEMP-NOminaI.
FLOUR-Ffrn; supernne sold Ut 81 I560
al ~; u J09i Isl Xxx 50 co. xxx - 80
9G %.
WHEATzFlrm No. 2 Spring inspec on
g1c: No.lSprfng g8c; No. 2 lied Fail 81 O09
I'll %; choice 81 206tl %. ra q
Consistently; mixed and yellow 7597sc
white SOGSGc.
oATs-Firm at 5OK95ic bulk; 55@57e
sacked.
BARLEY-Dull at 81 05aI ID for Minneso-
Ia Spring 81 4Ogl 45 for prime FAN.
RYE steady at SOC.
W"HfSKY--HeaVy al sec.
GKOCHRIRS-QuIet u UNCHANGED.
PORK-Qulet at 81 E0H2s %.
CUT MEATs-Dfy AIT meats in jObbing
sales bring or shoulders lie, clear rlb14Lc,
clear sides l5c: also safes Of 5CO,OO0 pounds
loose clear rib at Alexandria, buyers
March, at lie; 5000 pounds loose clear rib
Chicago delivery, sellers last half Of Feb
ruary, at I3&c.
BA~CoN-Joobing at I3@I8Lc FOR shout
ders, clear lib Ice, clear sides l0%9lGMc;
sugar-cured ham l992Oc.
BARD-FirmeF nj iG9l6Ac for tieree ana
lie for kcg.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

To BE INsTITUTED.-We again re-
mind those interested in the matter.
that Colfax Lodge. No. 81. of the Re
bekah Degree, will be instituted to-
night at Odd Fellows Hall. The Ger
emonies will be conducted by Ronald
Fisher, D. D.. G.. NJ. All those who
have taken the Rebekah Degree, both
ladies and gentlemen, are cordially
invited to attend, as it is expected
that the proceedings viii be quite in
teresting.
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ALBANY. January 25.-The annual
session Of the New York Working
men Assembly commenced co day.
In the Assembly tonight, o reaolu-
ton proposing tho exemption from
duty Of tea, coffee, sugar, salt, coal.
pig iron, and railroad iron was adopt
ed--Gl 70 80.
ALBANY, January 25.-The ATQa2
has q rumor that two canal appraiser
just removed from Office, had decided
without argument on the BiackIivcr
claims, amounting to three fourths of
a million dollars. Ito Is said Canal
Appraiser Brooks knew nothing of
their action.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

REMovED.-G. Ill. Jageman, who
was compelled to move his stock dur
ing the late fire, has secured another
room in which to carry on his bust
ness, and can be found at No. 5 Main
Street, between First and Water,
opposite Evansville National Bank.
He still has a splendid assortment OF
Jewelry, Watches and Clocks, and is
again prepared to accommodate the
public.
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Nashville Market.

by Telegraph.l NASHVILLE, Jan. D.
CoTToN - Active: low middlIng scarce
and selling AZ 2bIc; good ordinary, &c.
WHEAT-Red u %; amber, 81 10; white,
81 Is
delivered
OATS-65c.
RYE- %.
B~ARLEY-sI 20.
ELoBR-s4 59g6 20 Tor supernne TO fancy.
BACON Clear gides, ne: shoulders,
lSZci hams ne; city cured plain l8c, and
sugar cured zoe.
LARD-lSZc.
BULK MEATS Clear sides, I5Mc; clear
ribbed sides, l4Hc; shoulders, ll%ci runo
Fork, ST per Dbl.
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THE TvER.-The river has reached
a higher stage than was generally ex-
pected, but it is. supposed that it will
be falling this morning. The wharf
has become so contracted that it was
necessary, yesterday, for r K. Dun
kerson & Go. to have q lot of cotton
rolled up Main Street. The food has
caused great loss to persons living
along the river.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

sB@The Courier ofyesterday charges
the JOURNAL with rushing to the
defense of the brutal nozzlemaD, who
slightly wetted a little boy, last Fri
day, while trying a nozzle for Engine
No. 1. We simply gave the state
ments of the parties themselves which
the public will readily believe. We
will reiterate the statement that we
were present, and that we think we
saw more of the affair than the editor
of the Courier. If we are not mis-
taken, he passed by in a street car.
Amt we correct?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

By TsieRraph.I new 0RLnArs. Jan. QJ.
COTTOH-Actfve. ana higher for mfd-
ding sales OF $3.50 bales. recefDfe. TTIg
bales: exports. SOS bales.
FLOUR-A shade easier.
CoHN-A shade easier.
BRAN-Scarce 81 85MI 4O.
HAY-prime. E32.
GOLD-12lX.
STERLING=l3IX. New YORK. rfpHf uua
change M0Me discount.
Other articles unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

PRAYER MEETING. = The daily
Union Prayer Meeting viii be held
this morning, at ST o'clock, at the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church.
These meetings are becoming quite
popular, and are greatly enjoyed by
those who attend them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

arJ. Newton Gotthold, the actor,
who first opened the Evansville Opera
House, but who is now playing in
Cincinnati, found G pocketbook con-
tanning several thousand dollars, on
last Saturday evening, for which an
owner was soon afterward found.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26
LOST.
STRAYED.

NR STOLEN COW a small light
~ brIndle cow with long horns; no
white on the body, so far as remembered
missed about the 18th of January. Any
Information viii be thankfully received,
and to any n returning the COW q liberal
reward Will be paid. by calling at the resi-
OF CAPT. DEXTER, on Locust st,
between Sixth and Seventh, or at CLOUD,
AKIN & CO.'S, First ST. Ja26 DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

BGr As I am changing my bust
neSs | will sell out my present stock
of Dry Goods at prices that will give
satisfaction, either at retail, if applied
for soon, or in quantities. to dealers.
My stock comprises some very desi-
rable goods, suitable for the coming
season as well as for the present cold
snap. WILLIAM HUGHES.
January 10 1w