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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03
UNUSUAL OFFER.

w. LEE, offers to exchange SO
= acres Of good Prairie Land, with five
acres offimber, to fence it, FOR Twelve
Hundred Dollars, in Greebacks. Said land
is three miles South Of New. Oregon, and
Within one half mile Of . School House.
ns also offers fer sale HIS House and Let in
Cresse.l Ili-ctf
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Insurance.

III you wish to reinsure your property
call on your old friend T. w. LEE al
his Residence in CrescO.S ~y- - = -
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Copartnership Notice

Copartnership Notice
.THE undersigned have this day Termed
y co-partnership under the firm name
Of
/ xs HANCHETT GNEWTON, 81,
for the purpose of carrying on General
Hardware Business. Both debts and cred
its will be settled by the new firm,
g. M, HANCHETT,
HENRY NEWTON.
~ Dated Marcia 3, 1870.
We will. on or about the lst of April,
remove our stock Of Hardware, Stoves, &C.,
from the store now occupied. to the one hte-
ly occupied by. Newton & Caward, whore wa
shall be pleased to see our old friends and
patrons, and as many new ones as may see
fit to give ms call.
It becomes necessary, under the new
order ofthings, that oil who are indebted to
G. N. Hanchett should call and settle With
|2ltf] H.&.N.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM Of $50 acres adjoining Lime
Springs Station, Howard county, Iowa, 80
acres under cultivation House, stables,
and running water on the place. Enquire
Of 8. L. Carey at Lime Springs Station, or
Q. 8. Thurber, Cresco Iowa. Terms iber-
eral. II.
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South Side Meat Market,
cREScD, 10 Wa.

"EBBER T. DeNOYELLEs,
w have purchased DeNeyelle's meat
market, adjoining the Bakery Of Crandall
4 Thomas, and will at oil times have an
abundant supply Of Fresh and Salt meats,
Game, and Poultry. They will, sall as
cheap as the times will warrant, ard ask II
trial by their friends and the public
10-Fat cattle, Poultry, Dressed hogs,
Fat sheep and Game of all kinds, always
bought and highest price paid. [n6vll
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BANKING Il

g b "a BANKING.r & x -
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
DEBORAH, Iowa
$4,000, CapitaE
7-S0 U. 8. Notes and all other G Govern.
ment Bonds bought and sold, also County
curities.-DRAFTs on aii points bousht
and sold.-MONEY deposited for six
moths or longer will draw six per cent in.
tercgt. n'~@a< '357a@ - -
-DIRECTORs.-
ALos.o BRApIsH. e.. D,crs.xAs,
G. N. GODDARD.
JAS. II. EAsToS, T. W. BuRD1cK,
.....n President ,.s,s,. Cashier.
v7n31 AZ a,.. % June Z 1866. "a
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Press, Washingtpa, 20 copies ls,es
Post, Conncil Bluffs, I copies 5 25
Recorder, Jesup, p sRies: :....l so
Republican, ,Montezuma, copy. Is
Republican, DEP 4rah, 8 copies 8 90
Register, Adair county, 10 copies
Sa.,.x. Il, <.tta.ss.....7 50
Review, Denison, 10 copies. = 30
Marion, 4 1 copies. g 25
gRegister, Des Moines Daily, III
i copjsss .53l 90
Register, Des Moines Weekly 1909
/ copies :Eyss. .,:,:,.. !. .9o6 Is
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Republican, !, Keosai1qua, % copies
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Republican, Progressive, Mafengo,
/ Is copies. s............. %
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Will repair Clocks, and guarantee
satisfaction. Every clock warranted to run
ION time" or no pay. Bring along your
defective clocks to his residence, on High
street, west of the Webster House, and he
will set them right. Charges reasonable. .,.t
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|comfnitfce s.s as!faiiast ses#sTa1 ~
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scriptions Of. newspapers taken by
the members Of the Senate the sums
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Advertiser. Upton. "a copies BIS 90
Advertiser, Eddyvilie," % @ ~.
COplcSs .s.ss -. ~ w
Egis, Story county, lcopY, ~. ~ rs
Adyocate, Boone county. copy:...75
Advocate, Floyd county. 8 s7f''s =
Anzeigsf Iowa Stats, s. s.oi '',''a
COPIES ....sn .'.'...s... 80. 4S 70
Age. Iowa. / copy - LTD
Buglc, Council Bluffs, 81
| copies. 5;efS s...s.;asa]o 20
Bulletin, Buchanan, county .slz
+ 7copiss.... Z ....... 20
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| 8 COPIES '.....s 80 ....i. th9 90
IRlade, Pella, 2scopies, . 49,. II ,2l 90
Chronicle, Lansing, I copy. - S q
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Citizen : Loyal. 4 oopios .'... 8 90
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05
The Courts.

The Circuit Court adjourned yester.
day evening to Mondsy morning with
cut having done anything of public
interest.
The Criminal Court was not in SEES
sion. and the Recorders Court had
the usual array, as follows: Marion
Richdale, country cousin" got on
a header, and raised a disturbance on
Second Street near Locust, when
chief Mauntel invited him to come
along" Marion declined aud showed
tight, when the gentleman from Du.
bois made hickory argument that
was SO very convincing that he yielded
the point. The discussion cost Marion
IS Is, cash.
Belle Howard and Annie Richards
members of the garrison of one If
the many forts" about town. who
were arrested by officers Cunnif and
Redman for street walking" were
fined IS so each. Their commandant
gave bonds for the payment and re.
leased them.
The trial of Porter and Kinkle, for
an assault and battery On John Beau.
ford, was further continued on ac-
,ouns of the absence of the prosecut-
ng witness.
Mike Callahan. the villain who was
med for an assault on the LEGAL editor of
lie JOURNAL some time ago, and was
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River Dispatches.

PITrsBURG, November 4.-Cleay. r,.er.
and falling.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Riyer risen
ls inches, with feet inches in channel.
Depafted-Mator Anderson, for Wheeling.
Partially cloudy and Hgerm.
CINCINNATI, November 8, Noon.-RiVer
risen y inches, with feet ten inches ia
the channel. Weather clear and thar,-
mometer CO..
LOUISVILLE, Noyembe The Collier
and barges aTeIved from st. LonIs. The
Wash SentelI departed for Red River. The
river Is rising, with q inches in the chute,
and feet on Portland bar. The weather
is cloudy and in part warrA.
CAIRO, November A-PoTt list - Fila
hughes, Louisville ana return, 10 T. a :
Richmond, Cairo to New Orleans, o; M. j..
W. r. Arthur New Orleans TO St Louis. .
Colorado, 1t. LOats 10 Vicksburg, 8; COM
monWeaitAs New Orleans TO st. Louis s:
r. @. GRAY Arkansas River 30 LOEiSviIle,
q: Indiana, New Orleans 10 st. I.olfS 81
RlVeE rose SIX inches. Cloudy. Mercury 70o
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Arrlvel, Mary Nc
Keokuk: Sallie. from Arkansas River. 81
Johns, nom Ke0k0k; Belle Sc. Louis from
Mem pms. Departed, It. Johns, for Quin-
cy; Continental, for New Orleans; John
son for Keokuk. Alex. Mitchell, FOR 81.
Pan PanI; Belle memphis, fox Memphis. River
sun IislnsA but more slowly. Weather
warm all day: heavy rain and thnnder
storm tonight.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-River failing with
y Inches on Aarreth shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS Nov. 4.--Wea.her clear: A1er-
curry 20 River fell inches; Arkansas
hlVer falling,iS feet TO Little Rock. De-
parted Lockwood. to Red River; Belle
Xernon,to Louisville; Belle Alton, 10
New OTleanss Allen, TO Arkansas RIVER
city OF Vlckshurg. 10 st. Louis.
VIcKsBuRG. November A. Down
Ihompson Dean last night; Il. L. hcClil.
3: Era, III A. NJ; r. e. Lee, z. =. ". River
falling. Cloudy and peasant.
NEW ORL FANS, November IA Arrived !
O.1Ye Branc1, from st. Louis.
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Ross, who mas been coasiing along the
Mississippi shores between Cairo and
Memphis, in the Interest OF the Norman,
arrived home By that boat yesterday.
He says the people along the coast are
anxious TO come to this city to make pur-
ehases, anu If our merchants wonld visit
that region they could direct large
amount of trade to this city that now goes
to st. Louis. We should be glad 10 see our
merchants go down by the Norman to-day.
Manifesas.
Manifest of Steamer Mallie Raeou. from
Cairo to Evansville, Nov. 4, 1870:
A E Shrader. ba.ee cotton, 1888 SKIS cas-
tor beans. jackscreWS, iron bxss ShRef-
fer, Gruen a Wehr, bags wool, VIM He'll
man, screw tap: kendTich Bros, buggy .
White, DunkersOn a Co. 2 hhds tobacco :
& ID Hermann, 20 doz brooms: g @ Gray
coil lead pipe, l coll hose: A Gum beFss
bdl dry hides; VIM Wagner & Co, IS hides
II Dalzell, so bags rags, 4 bag feathers,
box ginseng; Boetticher, Kellogg q Co, s
boxes axe handles; Saml Orr q Co, 20 bills
hubs, 80 bdls spok es; Baird * Start. q bbla
applet RRgon, Dickey q Ragon, 1 barrel
goods. ] Jar catsup; Threldheld, 4 craze
bars; Scantlin Son, box sundrles.
REsHIPBIENT.
NeWburg-S0 pkgs hides.
OWensboro-tS pigs household goods
Tell City-3 bags wool.
LouiGville-5 hhds tobacco.
Cincinnatl--2 bbls molases, 3 b e. scales
bales cotton, l hid tobacco, l hid beef
hides.
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THE MARK ETh.
NeT York MarkeE.


BY Telegraph NEW YORK Nov. 4.
CoTToN-Demand active and prices adj
vanced nc; sales OF 1900 bales nplands at
lbs.
kLoUR-Demand good at fuI prices, but
unchangeds receipts ibyOOJ Darrelsi sales OF
II 900 barrels.
WHEAT-Demand fair and prices ad-
Vanced 293e; receipts 5000 bushels; sales
mixed, old and new 81 1891 20; No. new
81 zeal 30; winter red and smbeT 81 $40
50: white Michigan 81 1891 s..
Racquet ana unchanged.
BARLEY-Steady with a moderate de-
CoRN-Opened firm but closed dull; re-
ceipts II Il, QUO bushels: sales 81 COO bushels /;
mixed S59SSe, the latter an extreme rate.
OATS-DulI and prices declined lie; re-
ceipts II 900 bushels. sales 5000 bushels ;
western 559551a; Ohio j6g5Sc.
HoPS-Qutet and unchanged
CoFFEE-Steady with a moderate de-
mands
sUGAR-Quiet and unchanged; sales of
100 boxes Grenada at 95z9l01S; Porto Rico
MoLAssEs-Dull but unchanged.
RICE-Steady with a moderate dems nd
at 6165z.
PETRoLEU8I-Demand fair and market
firm: crude 10; refined 23sz.
BUTTER-Dull but unchanged
CHEEsE-Dull but unchanged.
vaneed sales 500 bbis mess at S24 I211sg2l % /;
prime unchanged; sales $50 bbIs mess for
November at Sz3 IS.
BEEF- u nchanged.
BULK MEATs-Quiet and unchanged.
BACoN-lJuil but unchanged: long clear
middIes Az.
LARD-Qniet and weak; sales $50 tieroes
steam at I313qi5Z IN round LOTS kettle
l51z8I63; also 1850 tierces FOR December,
January and February, at 131Se0l3is
WHEKY-Demend fair and prices adj
vanced; sales 800 bbls at 90c.
FRE.GHTs-To Liverpool quiet.
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TaR CARMI Observation-Disclosures.
Van Wagenen and Griffith, the con.
tractors for building the bridge
over the Wabash, ere now en- route
for the scene Of their operations with
boats, machinery and men. and will
commence work next week with q de-
termination to push things as rapidly
as possible.
The piling and other timbers are
being rapidly delivered all along the
road, the whole line of which is now
under contract. A pile driver will
arrive to-day and be put in operation
at oace. The grading 10 this county
is nearly complete; few gaps are to
be filed and the surface dressed"
MP when the road bed will he com
plete.
Mr.. CLARK, the engineer, correc,s
the statement in the JOURNALS last
notice of this road wherein it was
said that there were no tangents of
more than a quarter of a mile in
length by showing that there are
some which are nearly a mile.
The Office of the company is now
in the building 90 tho north corner of
Locust and Second Streets.
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be done. but regretted that even this
he could not expect now.
The Convention was not satisfied
with loudly and repeatedly applaud
ing Mr.. Baker, but called for other
speakers. among whom as-Judge a.
i. Robinson.
The Judge responded at eonsidera-
BILE length, and said that he did not
particularly object to the abandon
ment of partizanism in the city cleo
ton, but we had been deceived by
similar cries from the opposition. He
was willing to let the test questions to
candidates be: rs he capable? Is he
honest? Was he loyal to his Govern
msnt?" Those had been the tests
under Jefferson and others in the days
gone by. and he was willing to return
to them.
He reminded the convention that
it was By the strict adherence of the
other side to party lines. and the liber-
atty on ours, that Mayor Bakers val
liable services had been lost to the
city.
Judge Robinson concluded b. OF
feriDg the following resolution, which
he said embodied his views:
Reso.ged. That the Republican party,
| having at ali times been the advocate Of
/ economy III the administration ofths gov
| eminent in the City, the county, the state
| city of Evansville, demand, in the name
OF the people. that our city Council shalt
amount, the costs and expenses eff the CT y
government, as IL is no less tbs duty of the
State Legislature and Congress 70 sec that
placed and Kept at the lowest possible
amount.
The resolution was adopted.
The Convention was further briefly
addressed by Col. Philip Hornbrook,
and Capt William Reavis. both of
whom were loudly applauded.
Before Captain Reavis spoke Mr..
S. N. Archer offered a resolution
which slightly embarrassed the Chair
man. Il was as follows:
That It ia the duty Of every Repab-
the nomination Of MIR. Baker with all
his might.
The resolution. the blank in which
can be filed by the reader by refer
ence 20 the FIRST Book of Samuel,
XIV. % and "a, was unanimously
adopted and the Convention ad-
iourned.
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Guy FAwKEs' DAY.-To-day is
celebrated throughout the greater
part of England as Gay Fawkes' day,
or the day of the discovery of the
GunpoBder Plot The manner of its
observance makes it sort of compro-
mise between a carnival, April fool
day, and the Fourth of July. IL is
the custom to make an efigy of Guy
Fawkes of the most hideous appear
anoe imaginable. and subject it to all
manner Of ihdignities. From this prac-
tice comes the English term of rid
icule-"a guy
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rIncInnafI Market.

By Telegraph CIECINSATI, Nov. 4
CoTToN-Demand fair and prices adj
vanced; middIing l5tz@I55sc
FLOUR Dull but unchanged
WHEAT-Dull but UNCHANGED
CoRN-DemRnd light but holders firm AZ
J0d52c.
RYE, OATS, AND BARLEY-Ouief and mn.
changed in every respect.
GROCERIES unchanged,
OILS-Steady with a moderate demand
EGGs-Scarce and firm at 29a30c.
BUTTIER-Demand fair and market firm
CHEESE-Steady with a mojerate de-
mand.
SEEDs-Unehanged No old.
PRovISIONS-FiTm.
NEW LARD-Held at 139Iie- for steam
and kettle.
GREEN MEAT5-Nominal at:61[, I0aIl5<c.
HoG5-Dun and shade lower; sales at
G1S965<c; gross eceipts 1900
WHISRY-Steady with a moderate de-.
maud at SlaS6c.
GoLD-Sl 10L.
EXCHANGE
MONEY MARKET agy
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sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 4
COTroN-Strong at l5al5H.
FBoUR-Duli an d prices droopiua. st,
peTfne winter e. so: Xxx 81 1915 0D.
WHEAT-Dult and declined: Chicago
Epr1ng No. Soc; No. red winter 81 l59
CoRN-Firm at 65g70c for white
OATS-Inactive at 4I15@45c.
BARLET-Qu3eb and weak at gae5si ~
WHISKY-Steady, with q moderefe lie.
m6nd at k5o. W
ToBAC -O-E Easier.
Person, vino asks $40 for choice nn,ire Ss-
ed and s. 90 for choice dressed.
BAGGIHG-Lower sales at 20a29L.
IRoNIS; oNS-Scarce and firm with ontv
q limited jobbing demand; pork SO: hrlk
snouldeTs l2c; GEAR ribs I5s<9I6c: clean
sides zoe. -/s' s'"N III
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New nrlaans Earke,

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.
STERLING 2014G2 y; sight. IS premium.
GcLD-1iGSS.
FLoUR-U nchanged.
CoRN-Mixeo, Soc; white. size.
OATS-5095Sc.
BRAN-FlTmer at 81 10,
choice &20@SO.
PoRK-Mess, S23 75ig7.
BACON-l5szc, 20sz92l5zc; hams, 27G2sc,
LARD -Tlerces, lZgI71zc; kegs, lS59I9c
13ISc
MoLASSES- Prime, 67d6Sc.
WHISKY-90c@&l.
CoFEEE-Prime, l7149l7%c.
CoTToE-Acttye ahd hrmer; sales $500
bales; good ordinary, l51S9l51<o; low mid.
ding, 15549l55sc; m1dding, I69l6Zo; re-
celpts, 5.521 bales; exports to Bremen. 2,433
bales: TO Liverpool, ,279 bales; to Vera
Cruz 30 bales: weeks sales, 81, 600 bales
receipts, net. 29,9o5 bales; gross, 81, 81 bales
exports to Liverpool, 1913 bales; to Bre-
men, :, 533 bales; COAST, 2,5SS bales: to New
YORK, 9,l49 bales; 10 Vera Cruz, ] liz haleg;
TO Philadelphia, go bales; stock, T4,4i9
ha fSg
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Louisville Market,

By Telegraph LoUTsVILLE. Nov. 4.
ToCACCo-SaIes OF ca hhds at &44G for
trash to common Tugs; &c 251G 80 for good
Tugs: So 75gl9 50 for low to fine leaf
BAGGING Fairly active: hemp 2Se; dax
29c.
COTTON FIrsner and higher; sales of
middlings at l5%e.
FLoUR-Hnll and weak; extra family
S. so.
GRAIN-Quiet and unchanged.
MESS PoRK-Held at S2i.
BULK MEATS-Sales OF 10000 pounds new
clear ribs, twenty. four days In salt, at
Ice, and 10000 barrels bulk shoulders, thir-
ty days in salt, for December at l7SIe.
BACoN-Shoulders I41Ic.
LARD-Tierce Ice.
HcG5-Teuding downward and but few
sold To pack ars; none killed to-day; sales
at 65SgGszc.
WHTsKY-Steady at S0asze.
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HI ERR N e w y


E0S ODtCf ASsCSE AtBsstS see Third Eogg@
The premonitIons of rain last night eul-
minated in heavy shower about 1Ogz
O'Clock, which, however, continued but .
short time, bat the Indications uera de.
cidedIy favorable TO good soaking. de.
luging rain during the after part Of The
night. The river was stiII rising I'M TO
dark last night. 1t viii probably be sta
tionary, or falling, to day, but will rise
again by Monday or Tuesday.
The additional arrivals ana departures
last night were the Alpha, from Clarks-
vile; Palestine, Louisville and return
Maiiie Ragon, 10 Cairo.
The Palestine arrived at 6 30 with an ex.
cellent trip 1.-The Mallie Ragon ir.nne.
diately departed with a splendid rim.
The Rapidan No. 2, having ,oot l-, 't,,'' -
slight accident, will not come here h,,, lii
leave Paducah Sunday, upon the arrival
of the Flurenee Lee. for Eastport end all
tennessee River way landings, AN
tennessee River freight should be shtpped
on sne Florence Lee to-day, as it Will 90
through without detention ana at regular
card Tates.......Ths Florence Lee will az
rive at 10 O'Clock this morning. and return
10 Csllo at F-A--.-.. Captain r. b I
Wcolfolk, Superintendent OF the I,ou.s-
Vile Henderson Mail Packet Com |
panyi IeIe9raphs us that the Ex-
change 3eft Louisville last evening /
for this port and Henderson
The Star and Tarascon Will defer the re-
sumption OF their trips TIN next week,
when there viii be plenty of water..........
Among the passengers by the Palestine,
last night was Mr.. Fred. Beleher, repre-
sentlng the celebrated dry goods house of
E. 5. JaHray q Co., No. $50 Broadway, New
York. He IS gay and genial specimen of
he genus hoi'a0.........Wili. II. whiting, Late
clerk OF the Morning Star, left by the Pal
.stIne, last night, for Louisville, and
hence TO Cincinnati, to take a responsible
position in connection with the Cincin-
latl and Louisville Short Line Railroad
lie has Cur kindest wishes ........ Cant. John
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Amusements.

tbs Sr. PAUL SUPPER.-A crowd
visited the hail again yesterday. Ii
grew dense toward evening, and TO-
ward nine o'clock there was q lam
present to partake of the good things
there served up. In the notice of the
supper in yesterdays JOURNAL tie
'tarvern" ofthe widowed publican and
relict of the late lamonted Scruggins
was not forgotten, but the similarity
of the names called up memories of
Stebbins. deceased. that forbid men
tion of the subject until grief and
hunger should both snbside. That
"t,rvern " were an institution, as
we're also the aneients who graced ita
precincts with their dignifed pres
enoe and high baek-combs.
Che popular verdict is that a repe-
tition of the suppers occasionally, at
least, is desirable.
Bpang, whose gas-stoves were
brought into requisition, was there
also, and by the efficiency and great
usefulness Of the stoves the suoooss
Of the festival was greatly enhanced
KATIE PUTNAM.-No one should
forget that the Opera House will Be
alive next week with the Katie Put
nam Troupe. who will delight i'm
mense audiences all the week, and all
Of next. If the lovers of good acting
evinee their appreciation thereof.
THE AMATEURS" Six Thousand
Years Ago. Coin to de Shuckin''
/" The Mysterious Box" and THE
Goblin Drum will oonspire with |
Johnny Keiffer's Orchestra to shake
ali the laughabiliiy" out of the
auditors,
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corrected Tlme Table, June Il.
sAIURDAY, NOVGMBER ). 1870
CIT NE Ws .

THIEvINa.-Late on Thursday
evening. Mr.. Christian Kratz found a
man lurking in his foundry yard
where there was a large amount of
copper aud brass within reach. When
the fellow was discovered he sham
med drunkenness, and pleaded hard to
be permitted to remain in the shop.
Mr.. Kratz. who knows him to be
rather a doubtful character, hustled
him out without ceremony. lie is
said to be fellow who has a weak
ness for brass, copper, lightning rods,
Qro
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05

PLUCK AND PATIENCE.-In Feb
ruary, 1869, when everything was dull
and business at the lowest ebb-tide
for the year, Messrs. Strouse & Bros.
opened their Clothing House, No. 50
Main Street, and for some months
their courage aud patience underwent
4 severe test, but like the ant, though
a hundred times defeated in his at
tempt to accomplish some necessary
work, aud perseveres until successful,
they persevsred, and the handsome
business they now enjoy is the result
Of Its perseverance, ans vttoEE
earned reputation for fair dealing,
aud the tasteful make ana general
excellence Of their goods.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05
EurODean Harkets.
By Telegraph.l I

~ 4elesraph.I LONDON. Nov. 4.
Consols IS; bonds quiet; CPS S9IS; s5s -SSZ;
6Ts 901<.
LIVERPOOL, November. 4-Cottou sales
for the week 1I,CCO bales: exports . COO
bales: speculation 1000 bales; stock as. :
600 bales; American Ga, 900 bales; receipts
for the week 5000 bales; American $4,000
balesi market buoyanti uplands go; Or
leans 90; sales 1900 bales; receipts OF
Whest for the last three days Is, 900 bushels;
Jos 10d; new Milwaukee 81 I'd; winter red
los 1ds Hour, declining tendency at 23L:
corn 29549S0; oats Is I0d; beer easier atlI8:
pork 1919; lard a cheese 69Iz; Cumber-
land mtddles 81; snort rib middles 81: re-
hned petroleum los SGD.