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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-13
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The GREEK CHURCH.-The Ortho-
dox Eastern Church. the Church of
Athanasius, Uhrysostom. Basil and
the Grigoris has been a Protestant
Church against Popery for seventeen
centuries.
In 1873. an effort was made by the
Lutheran divines to bring about
union between the Lutheran and
Greek Churches.
In 1861. Melancthon opened com
munication. with the Patriarch, q e.
Archbishop of Constaniinople with
reference to that object.
The Rev. BENZ Judkins, the Con-
greeaticnal minister il Keokuk,
Iowa, together with his wife and
daughter. was recently confirmed in
that city by Bishop Lee.
Mr.. Judkins is to be ordained to
the ministry. LN
A WRITER in the Christian Union
Fl. w. Beecher's organ, is out in a
strong article upon the subject or 60
ing to church merely to hear sermons,
And going to l00rship.
He says: Zone serious difficulty
with our Presbyterian and Congrega-
tionalist torm OF service is that it has
no service at all; it is nothing but
sermon. Ordinarily. as it seems to
me, the minister cares little for what
he calls the preliminary exercises,
and the people care less. Nobody
considers himself really late to church
if be get there in time for the sermon.
Why can We not borrow some ele-
ments of congregational Worship from
eur Sabbath SCHOOL, Why can we
not al least join IN the Lords Prayer,
in responsive reading, and in some
simple hymns Of praise? My friend,
Mr. Hardcap. says it would be imi-
tating the Episcopalians. Very we'll;
ii the Episcopalians have anything
worth initiating. why not initiate it2
Is there any authority for our present
form of service? In the Jewish
Church the whole congregation join
ed in worship. / judge they did in
the early Apostolic Churches. Why
should not we2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-13
Closing Out Sale.
JeWeIry and Watches at Prl.
Vale sale ana Auction.

~ ESSR.. ROsENCRANZ q SMITH
IN having dissolved partnership. the
STOCK and fixtures of their Jewelry Store
will be sold at private sale, without re-
gard to cost, until Thursday, the 18th, on
and after which date they will be sold out
at auction without reserve.
The stock com prises Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewelry, silver and Plated Ware
ana CLOCKS of ali descriptions.
The fixtures consist of Man ble-top Coun-
ters, silver-plated Show Casts s, Mahogany
Side Show Cases and q Rurglar4proof safe.
The Store, No. y North second Street, Will
be to rent after the first of September, Mr..
Smith having made arrangements for
room in Hallock 81 Ford's drugstore. No.
81 Main street, where he Will coOtinue the
watch making branch of The business.
augll-tf
union and Demokrat copyl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-13

Read How the Taxes were Reduced
by Congress, and How the Demo-
Gratis did nOt Vote for the Reduc.
tIOn.
The late session of Congress took
OF the tax on carriages, watches, bill
lard tables, silver plate, passports,
boats, barges, fats, gross receipts, Tin
. cluding those of canal boats, steam
boats, and other vessels) railroads and
stages. telegraph companies, ferries,
bridges and turnpikes, retail dealers
(license)-on all sales except tobacco
and liquors; on banks and bankers,
brokers, Qicense), auctioneers and
peddlers, (license); claim and insu-
rance agents, patent right dealers and
eonYeyancerss manufacturers, (licensel
proprietors of theatres, museums. cir
cuses and concert halls, proprietors of
gift enterprises, lawyers, physicians.
architects and builders, coffee and
spice grinders. express carriers and
agents, miners, assayers, plumbers.
photographers, apothecaries, butchers
and eating house keepers-in fact. ali
licenses except those of dealers in
spirits and tobacco; canned and pro-
served fruit, bills and receipts, Of any
amount; prommissory notes for less
than one hundred dollars, and on leg.
acies and SUGGESTIONS.
All these taxes have been repealed
Dy the Republican majority in Con-
gress. and the Democrats voting IN a
body against the repeal.
The taxes have been reduced "a fol-
lows: On incomes exceeding $4,000
Tor the years commencing January
1S1O, and January i, 1871, q per cent.
Mhlle the exemptions are, In addition
70 $z,OOO, all taxes and interest maid
curing the year, losses and had dehfs
rent or repairs on dwelling honsea
ana amount paid for other business
from which income is derived; on div.
ldends OF all corporations for the wear
1911 including banks. railroad compa-
MES, Insurance companies, canal and
turnpike companies, and saving insti.
buttons, "a per cent.-this tax TO be
paid By the companies, who may de-
duct IL in disbursing their dividends
to individual holders.
For this reduction the Republican
party voted: but against IL was arraved
the whole Democratic delegation 10
Congress. Who have redeemed their
pledges to reduce the burdens of in
dustTy2 Who2 who? who?
Here are over fifty millions OF dol
lars OF taxes heretofore collected re-
mitted to the tax payers Of the coun
try. Win not these tax PAYERS be
likely to vote for the party that voted
for them2 Rather. So much for the
Tax Bill The tariff on imports was
reduced tweniy-three millions. but
when our readers pay hereafter less
Tor their ffa aud cofTee, fog insiane,.
let them not forget that the Demo
erals voted ~ keep the pF.ee W.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-13
THE FRANCe-PRUssIAN WAR.
THE FRENCH AND PRUSsIAN ARMIES
DISCUSSED.
The Prassian War Offies-Incidsnts
in Paris.

[Fsom our Special Foreign Correspondent
, 1870-12-18
HOTEL PEReoHALs.



ArcnF yetfetaays arrivals were tue following:
r. X. ssh,n, New York: Charles blanchard, o.
.swA; A. G. Sheath, Ohio: John Boyd, Salt
Lske: A. B. Car.!ss, Peoria; J. Y. Dryden. Coun-
I'll Plnns; Charles Gaylor, New York; Henry
Baldwin, ph,laaelphIa; ". D. Baldwin. Washing
;on : Horace Chandler, Roekfofd; J. 4. Clemens.
-. Johns: J. u. HedHck. Ottawa: John Dixon
"a fsny Ssr rSn = aas: JoSa l. ps1
Eo*sol; Il. Il. Cleveland. New YORK.
sHKEXAN HpCxE-
AmopR the asf1y as u the Sherman HOUSE. yes
tertsy, we're the foIlovlng: g. Tooe[; New foss;
]. T. Aatston snd Ktte. Hartford, Conn c. >.
uowr and wtte, Ph1l3delphA; HORACE @ Snoa
St. huis: Captain GeoEse 7. While, 2: 8 A.; r
s. Jued. Miinneapol,s: III % Ghsfies + Io!ett Hone
Hsnks Hsnkiou: ~ e hs + Hove, Paiisdeipnia: josrpS
BoJd, Omahs; Sydney Summons, Eaglana.
FALNKR HOUSE,
Among the arrivals yesterday we're he follow.
\. ~ Elnne9. n 9:;s NV foss; d. /. usinx1ionr. New
YoTt r, ii. Morrill,. New Haven: s 4 Robin
son, Chic; c. A. Tyler, Fs1utnstou: G; MOOD
es' New foTS: f 4. +. smi;n, Cheyenne; j. u. RaI.
ip1, Caufo{ntA; S. s Jameson. Boston,
BRlGGs HoEsL
tefa1 n1nE E.1 nc ;os foso aina e. osle I'D 1fe
Oneida, Il, E: R ". BtaithHalte, PnIlade1pnik
J. r. snepheYd, KAosss City: N. La9. Robert
BrlaxeI Nstne; ]. S. B'shop, IeEeeE CIT, ~;
Hon A. c. Fuller, Bslstdete; o. ". Goo4Tce
We1s T1oy, n T.: l. Carer, Roche9tar: y. s
Swan. PnilAde1pnia; r. 7. Spencer. New fosk
: Il Teller, oawezo: George GRAY, Stockton, Cal
ST. JANIS HOTKI-
Among yeAte7d11-A a1styals. were the folio ring
$. 3 Rice md family, Buztlngton, lows; \. 7
FEoshtuahArn xnd wlfe, Basson; y. F. Mallory
Sew fosk; David Hogan, Gstyest7n, Te3s9: =
Aass As}os c. C. Benneu, Boston: 1oa1 y
D4x, nFsAotnes: ]. II. Mckee. Columbus. oaio
John Brown, S Sander. and E 5. Condeo, Se'
Yotk.
, 1870-12-18
A Piano Letter.

ST. LoCfs. Dec II. lst0.
To she Edisor Of The Chicago Tribune:
obseryc In late number Of your paper card
from ne Recommending the " hnabe y plano u
superior to all othera,
No date being giyen With this card, suppose 1t
to be published b. some seller Of the knabe plano,
10 consry the Impression thss Ian agent for
Stetnxay i Sons pianos prefer the Enabe-
Permit nc to say. therefore, that the card =
!uded to Wa ngncd BY me more than dozen
yeA1s ago, glnce which time, Of conrae, nsn5
KteAt improvements have been made 10 pt4noa.
md in none 20 eonBp1cuouS}y n tho Ssetnw&y.
1t iB hardly necessary for me 70 sa} tnat NJ oWn
experience ~ pianist ha4 enabled Ine since %
Judge nurr iUlly md competeutly OF Tho mesitA OF
instruments, than could possibly do 70 long aEn.
can hardly suppose, therefore, that The pubAc
Will attach ANY Importance 70 m opinion AIptess-
cd 20 luug ago, aud the mere tact IL the publh-
c1s Of this card uuug 1t without datc, " discounts
Gus TO me, and, when explained, u rot l1Soly to
benefit them With the public
Soon a7ser signing that card became Acquaint-
ed with the lminepsa superiority possessed u the
for years mJsetl. and recommending u p ny
fIiendA Kas 20 fortunate n to secure the 9tefn-
pay aEencY for st. Loulk. and an now. md ex-
pect always to remain. the Stelnway agent IN tnlS
city.
fetrcd to IL 1ue one, the use Of IT, without date,
IL SToss Imposition On the public Yours, ttnH,
CHARL1s hCkkKt, Pianist
, 1870-12-18
P0LIOS O0URTH.
HoCM EIDE CuCKf.

G4l1H fOA L1NAAs
The gambling establishment 0f Joan Nalpoie'
On state street, was pulled" On Friday evening"
Ind the psupf.escs md three caksouexa cSleo
upon 10 ansEe: Yesterday morning. The gambler
in-chief was released On payment OF - me
the other three inmates being indicted OK - eea.
Henry Anderson xAs charged With ofea3nS
tnto the hott Of Ah<ahAn Basch. No. - Sl1f ~
st1eet The only trophy he vas able % caty oa
wHe u ovtTcoat, On which tte ft9httnl oNneI
could dI no higher valnt sh1n <l4 1he Pasoaet
wxa held for H1al IN b1t1 Of Saoo. .x.
With the exception Of the above cases, tae
Armosy docket wa& strwu,4fiT barren OF tnte1e4t.
WEST s1rE COURT.
Vfa. MAl5 Z. Butter. nvnX II No. 81 We0 II
Ter street. h1FfnEt tn COMPANY with ot1ef lsHSsy
lefs ref house q PItday evening, aud lockeo tas
looEs securely, VIA n31uralIy surprised on gong
TO her bedroom 10 IND II already occupied. be-
meath The bed, Intent On mischief. VS. pno
Charles Gfimn, man Rot possessed OF fne alEn1a
reputation fot honesty, CT any other Q! thS 6uf
uAl virtues Fastening her door, AfA bq.tesa
asked policeman tor help. who caayok tas 10.
rader and LOCKED him mp, He was etd n5 NlM
by Justice Moore In bonda Of $500 on the caAEe
-sevr1i wess Side fa,oou xeerrrs hattns r,
Gently bern dned for ae!in1 liquer 70 tni1oss aua
having stnred again, It u intended . fNseSs
"a puspose to be highly commended
NORTH SIDE coCK1.
Ichn lAt1Don, John 2. Jackspn And FAG1Ss
| tfhett~- chasred before Justice Dfsassf we
tobhlpE nAn ID alloaD, Of which me 1tss asutsS
| PRISONER IA proprietor, were diScnafeeo. ny 5ss
deEee eetcg ptudnctd to mapdea34 any Vi vi
l . tsoCefk
, 1870-12-18
THE SPORTING WORLD.
The Rud0lpho-Pnrker Match
Northwestern and Amateur Billiard
Tournaments
Bopatsius and Paine TO meo&--Bess Ball
Notes-A Chicago Walker
The TurE
8fflixrds.

TIKI NCpoLfAX.FlkkkA NA1CE.
The date of the match for the championship
hetWeen Rudophe and Fa1ker hiss again been
changed, tnia tina finally, 1t isto be hoped.
Finding that biz selection Of tie 18th tns Inter.
fered with Rueolpne's match With CyrIne Dion.
Parker proposed tho lila OF JanuAlJ, and Ru.
doiphe haa announced hja approval of .hss date.
The match Ktl1 the1eforer ba played In Buffalo,
on the evening Of the llrn Of January. The resi-
dent committee, to act as anal stateholdera snd
kave been appointed. consulting Of e1-Xa1os
cba1dfer Il Wells, Nj: Chester, Of tie nafI 10
cx.cG, md " Pas11s Tasss gentlemen r.
not have been placed In zbier OF u1orc 11tsfAc-
iaeio1J hands. II Is now deemed ceTrain a4s tas
assa ~ p R,a sn !. p'ge1S!s d =,
THE No7THEEhTX1& rouRNANESr.
s 81 sas e &c o' ne
tl>hed IN TIE TR1BExE Of Thursday last. Beens
70 meet With entire favor among the b.tlIatd
rsysIe .nd sae pqSie u xsnersl Ths tous9sy
mt IN ttls country In which the .hrec-oa1l game
h2a been selected. Th@ number OF ptAyen Who
~ certain ,s to enter w aot e ieas snsa sssen:
may be increased to ten. the extreme Init The
amount Q: motley directly offered, toErtn.r with
H. 1ss, ssss ,S 81 shs wsnds.
pcc,ally As 1t u the Intention Of KIeeusnn 4 ca
10 cofducs the AFFAIR With view 10 secnfe 10 the
uie54ta tae MIKe4t po9Ghlt &motM OF oeae1t
The tournament u tn excellent hands. and Will
prove grand 9ucce4A
FpLkY3 ANAT1CR r0uRSAXKNT.
Tom Finley u now ready to reeve entries for
place At hia NOM. He wishes to receive, BY the
lat Of February, tho names Of al players tntend-
Ing to participate, In order that tue tournAmc cns
may begin on the sth. The French game Will be
the nue pl1yed- The Prizes bare not Jet been an
nouhcs d. bu. Il may be Get down As certain that
shey viii be valuable md desirable.
. FEK91EAI.
AtheE. Hos, The celebrated SpAnIlh pln-pooi
PLAYER. WAS In the city yesterday, On his way to
New UTfc4nf. ..
Pierre Carme has written to I Chicago friend,
resi1trk that c,py OF THK TR1RENk containing
IN announcement OF hss death be sent to him
fetcr has cur1o2ity 10 read biz oblruA1J.
, 1870-12-18
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY EVENING. Dec. Il.
The money market Ia more stringent 1t tne
close Of this week than iaat; but otherwise
there 10 an apparent improvement IN the gen
erai feeling IN business circles, which 1t this
time week ago were some~hat 1gitAsed ~
ruunrs Of numerous failures The htflngen-
cy 1t present Is due mainly to the healthy
movement of capital to the county 70 aid In
tbe marketing Of bogs, and, though It may
temporarily be the c&use OF much inconve-
mence to even d1st-cl1ss borrowers. 1t is not
jikelT to result in anything more SERIOUS.
more positive Just 1t present is
TINT the banks are e1pecanG
4 call fox statement betwaeu now md jan
ua1y /. 1pd, for that reaAon1 ate carrying heAT-
ier reserves thxn they would do i no state
rnant vera expected As thera viii probably
L. lasye amount al dreaeed hogs coming in
oe1t week. and a. scarcely Aur OF the money
Ehicb has been sent out to the country vii
hxra begun to come back, next week viii %.
vt,hsps, II close time Tor money ~ will be
e1pttsepeed this winter: bnt, on tha Ehole,
| III money market this winter promises to be
less ettipgant than usual during Deoember.
| Tho volume Of currency going TO the coun-
&fy fe moderate. but ls cona1der1hly IN e3eeaa
| Of The receipts from that direction.
Exchange Was sold to -dxJ It Soc pax $l,0V
discount for sales between baoks- At the
/ counter. bankers sell It 1-10 premium and
buy at lilo discount.
Tbs Manager Of the Clearing House fur
uishea the following summary Of the b1slneea
| OF bis Office for tho week ending oecen'
, 1870-12-18
=


Second Caurch. eolnsr Of Axaau aad Aonrot
' sETSs rsssor WI preaea. uo.ntaz IN evening,
afTleexE cnuztn. catae- OF Loons Aad 14ck'
-Ine 7eoperHx exescsea of tho D4nln NIL.
ston VI lt.ke pl.ee u.ls We @..:slnooE, v O'Clock:
osnert. Will 4odsea4ta meen4S.
CNlTARilN.
Rev. G. " Wtndt viii preach Il ths Fourth
Church, Avenue nAlr LAT T4enty-ssootsd s<zEss.
be-: De DE. Ei,ot oi y. Lsata. WI pse,sscu.
LEY. Roser co,lyer breaches twice in uauy
-Rtv. c. \. ssapl p.esents swtce IN the Third
Chureh: corner Of Lsn{n and 35onroe-stS- Aosn-
ing snbtees: The tEpdiRa' son."
,.r n - r,E ESIvkKsA.nr. r... =, IL.
Reseeues. Hest @ssa,assan q - sstt xviii I'll sa.ser
the question IN tne evening: " What u the Sin
ASa!nss The Holg Che q. haa lis Puntshment!!
tue 1t 81 Paols cnu q. D7, RYDER 7t1 deliver
1 epesdtl lecture tn the evening, On +WnAt SL
Pauis cagrea ds1res 70 DO fer yoonR men"
eeasF Il IN ast Il. soss "9n II %s9 aa9
Gh,pel: !nda9a Avenue. E7ening suo)ecs:
There wln BE- eesy1e<s, morning and eyensny. . as
Mr1thse cnzpel Rev. NJ, Eddowes, Of Genera,
Ia the evening.
-Ine.e ~ be morning and evening scglee ta
OF Dearborn snd Ont2f1o kdeetA
x. Fannie Aryn, q trance speaker. Win lecture,
mo1nlut aaf evening. IN CROSBY Mrsic Hal Pro-
Grts,ve LyceaE It II: 80 p m
-Rer: 4 H. Walter will preach. In the evening.
IN the Bethel Church. corner Of Green and VAIN
3neAn sstetts-
-1sEs. James Demarest VII prea:a twice II the
AntFtcsh RETURNED Church. Washington street,
'se:WeFn Ann STREET and Willard ptaos.
The Disciples Of Cniiat meet in Bttmey Hall,
"a y Ttn CARPENTER 1:reet, morning and evening.
: HER. 4. Z. Shoemaker w1le psescn twice II tne
-huIrh Of GOD, on Warren avenue.
REV. 9. 4. Burgess breaches twics At the
Chrstisn Chorch, corner Of Indiana aTenue and
TxentJ J-1f.h street.
Rev. John 5, S~eeney Win preach IN the
morning At the FfrsI Christian Church, corner OF
Wabash avenue and Sixteenth street
There will b. FnendS' meeting, 1t II
o'clock. II room No IS, Methodist Church
Block, CONNER Of Clark and Warrington atreetA
-A FEenda Meeting VIII Also be hald At 1880
o'cloct On TwtntJ-slxth s1ees, between Indiana
and PTAU1e avenues
E3T JKAp9ALKN.
Rev. c. D. Noble viii preach IN the fotrnoon II
the Temple On Atana ksseel
AT the South Al1aiont corner Of KaukaEee
avenue and Ttlrty-thtrd street, Rev. c, D. Nabie
pseaehes tn The evening. Preaching Ii 3eruAn
II 10 l. m. :. ---
Rev. u. ulhbard breaches IT the Masonic
Hail. uyds Pink, IN the forenoon.
, 1870-12-18
The Chief Coufecti1nsr.

The reputation acquired by NJ. Guntocr, for the
r1r.ty and gtners1 excellence Of the candies toas
he sells 1t No, is C!sk street, is to be fully kup-
po.ttd by the novelties that he has pusseyed for
The public for the present 1ektre peasou- Among
these NAY be enumerated the elegant assortment
Of candles. fancy boxes, surprise imitation boxes
which sra aute now to Chicago. he hAs boxea
died win candies ranging IN price from 10 centl
to $40. Fine mixed candies ut 20 cense, extra
Christmas mixed delectables at 80 cent? and q.
nefnne ponbous At IS cents. II the past csn pe
taten a guarantee Of the present and future,
lsun1hcrs candies may be relied On ~ most ex
rAl1ktt
, 1870-12-18

The sh!pmtnta OF pfosit!one JOE tas "ssa @
gere oe III is ses1. e. 3,Svi ssts nls pefs
There wae fair movement in the four Lnit"
ket, the inquir! being chiefy for low gradea
ct spring extras md eupIdnes. and pfaces
we're firm and norn1nslly unchanged, WITH
sales 4, ! range Of e6Q0 for white winter ;e1.
tEast A:ee@47s To- spsng M f:ao1ess 1ssS sg o. 3eg
huckwhest dour. Transactacus were: WHITE
Winter Ext1aa-s00 hrIs. brand Hsen.
m private terms 100 btls cot naued At RG0,
Sprinc E1trzs-149 hris Legal Tender" 4
Sass: 81 bsla "secor Alls' = sa.S9 Y
100 trls not named (choice Minneeota) 1t
s5.T5: 50 brls do {city nrand) 1t sa Is. Spring
S1rerhuee-lpO bIla not named At 9425; 100
hrfa DO 1t a4.12k LOO brla do ae st-n 1G}
brls do u 922s: 80 hr!s do 1t sais II, ig @ PES
man's" at $500; Is br1s not n.medat ss-l5-
Wheat xas quiet. and 4@Ho lover than
the average OF 'Change yoeterdAy: but etilI
Lover "a Compared With the quotAtions on the
ruteequens Open Boart Liverpool VAS r.
| reeeuted that market Is dull. the operators
-rehsueipe hats and eosts for want OF some
1 hing ret,er to do Our Chicago oparators
are never guilty Of such pr1ctices. They
siurly talk mn,e and do less There were
few wbo we're wiling to sell the market down,
.nd few who hAd confidence enough 70 o.
.illir to invest to any great extent 1t cuIT ant
r oit'icns Cesh wtass wae decidedly tnii- and
these vas little doua exceptin January options,
.xhih (seller) ao}d On the Open Board u
si.05k@1. .o641, and On 'Chan9e 1t e1.o614@
/ Os3{, cao9ng sts1dy. at al:o64: seiie1
the month vsa steady It 1o below January
1t Il c5A@l. .06z: No. 3 spring At cleo; 1as
rejected sptiog Il 9o@g1c. Caah sales vase r r
4 ported Of 2,e00 bu No. spring It $Lo6; !,9A
] Eu do at el.0Hs<; 11.0oo bu DO It, g os3
10,6Qo b No. apxiDg As 3tIo6ai II, "
, 1870-12-18
Interesting to House Owners.

Ae<sFs. Eilson l. St Clair. 81 DsaFboF's StTFsf,
GKxrs:-We nays bcen 70 vel pleased With the
Weather Gukrd that you put on the doom and
wtrdows In the lower part Of our house lAss fsI1,
that We NOV want them on nj the upper windows.
theE spswtr their purpose perfectly, both Is fuel
savers, and dust t-pros< ctors, AID 10 completely
have theT excluded the dust that my wife sa5a-
+.it Is not quarter Of the trouble 10 keep tne
rouse cleAa With tee sttps u3. tnattt wAs VIII
cut, and couxdes snat ID thls respect slone the5
nrc wortn al thty cost The nes threshold 70
our frort toor1s II posMble} I more complete
stair than tue strps. mt particle of eitner dQss
OF water can enter. We had outy : shost u@e
io1 Keeping the wtS out during storms. bat tg
splte Of .aas sod evt1'hinx 1o could 40, o9s M!
rut IN its place, since ~htcn 1t has neyer eyeu
been dAmr Aud ett1 another Advantage oFe1
other1 have heen y, that being perfectly ~ . M o1
the tpp and nothtrx 70 Tip the toe against. :" nf
man need stumble II the Threshold Tour.
trnIy. THO pNE.
70 ine weather 0usra Company No. 81 Dea.oors
kUrtk
, 1870-12-18

r. rrferrtnR to ouf advertising coluonna. L Wtn
~ ~ I'm tnst brewster, the popular natter. uadef
lie sherman Hoate h.s rsSeive1 l,sss r,s,r f tae
Netsfr l.ncolr Bennett Co, an1 s.cs ~ tueT AZ
s1ptTsor 5ress alIf snd 1ess bats. 70 Shose VI. WIG
sle familiar Min ne produetons o. sns.s csls
nra,cd manufactures, no Nofd OF commencing M =.
hnsrs to ssy hat both OF Inc aboye named nIin;
sn1o5 reputation for the production OF tpfuas
1abtlcs that l6 n once cfcttt2ble 1na eoF1aoie@
, 1870-12-18
The following are the receipts aud shipments
ioE the week, and for the corresponding period

The receipts the past week we're O., 49, against
,s last Tetk, 20 70! me eot1esponai1E wsek
last year. and l,l34 tn 1861 The packing tn this
city to iats n.s been 80 ss9 hoss aEa:nss q ss4a3
During Tic past week the maIker has ruled fair
" acrss. hut lover prices have ptevaaea. The
caused i decline of 13c pei 100 ns. aud since then
further reduction Of 1o415c hss been sustained,
making IN aggregate decline for the week Of 2o8
soc- The demand has lem 1uIre active both On
packing and shipping acco9nt, hut rot s1fasse4tsy
itcIeised ac.tvisy in he demand tor
Ensl!sh Tea's has created .i;v ds,
ercess Of tea supply, and during the grester part
Of the pan week hahf. smooth hogs Of from a2o .
$40 rs average, commanded higher prices than
ness SO ~ and gpxafs. IT,; ~ n9s
foF any considesable length Of time. To-day
there was fatr inquiry. sul. al;hoagh nc sup.
nierJ wer cleared, and ut prices cot more tnau
&c lower th1u we're current yesterday. sales
were II 1 range Of T. d-13-pftnclpaIy Al H. 50
8e %.
Nnd m the 18th Of December last year:
, 1870-12-18

DoINGR or 4 CHICAGO WlLKKR.
4 EeNa-k, New JERSEY, correspondent wrttea
that c. ~. Harrington, formerly oi Chicago. has
been doing some coed walking in New FORK md
New Ier1ey, gaining considerable fkyor II the
hands Of the people and presa Iii. Harrington
recently walked INN Newark to JefseJ City. a
distance OF seven and one-hAlf miles, IN ope hour
route In one honr and forty-three mln1tes,-o a
turnrike road. tn tho meantime crossing over 70
New for1 and waking three miles up town and
n0wn aga1n-waknz, In NIL. twenty uniles III foul
srd ont-fcurth hours. Mr. larrtnssonn best
time wss MADE In Chicago, IN the Wabash Aven1e
kink, in Jnne, 1850, whra he walked ten miles In
ena hour thirty liz minutes and fory y-dve seconds.