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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Cincinnati HaFket.

BY Teiegraph.I CINcIENATI, Dec. l.
CoTroN--lDuIl, and prices have declinedi
-FIogE-Dnll, but unchanged; family
HEAT-lDuli, bat unchanged; red win
coRx1stesdy, with a moderate demand
RYE-Denand fair and market firm at
S59s7c.
OATs-Demand active. and prices ad-
vanced, being scarce and firIn No, 459
45c; choice white SOC.
BARLEY-steady, with moderate de-
CoFFEE-In good demand at foil prices
good TO choice IS5<M2lc-
SCGAk-SteSdy, with mo1eTale de-
manos 0eW orleans lO9l2lScs
leans S0GS5c.
LISsEED OIL--Quiet and weak az t9s.
LAID OIL-Steady with a moderate de-
mand ST 81 I0al 70
EGGs-DulI and prices declined 10 2T92Ss.
BUTTER-Dul and declinedi heavy re-
ceipts depress the market; prime TO
choice 28a33c.
CHEEsE-steady with a moderate de-
CLOVER sEED-In good demand at full
prices sales at So 758I0; the shipping de-
mand for Europe continues.
sales at % 2595 80.
FLAX sEKD-Quiet and unchanged.
RoRk-3uiet and weak st SO.
LARp-Demand light but holders firm
steam lIs<c; kettle 121<c asked.
BULK MEATs-DuII but unehangedi no
demand
Ho6s-ln good demand at full prices; all
sold az 70 4096 65 for live. aud e. 6097 80 for
dressed receipts 5000.
GREEN MEATs-An advance IS asked.
but none established; the following rates
are offered; shoulders &c. sfde1 ei<9sf< /.
hams l08lotS, me latter fof lHhtt ncld8rs
are asking zc higher for shoulders ana
HAMS
whey g 965C-
taDLn-A L11&s
EXCHANGE Par.
MoEET-ActiYe 81 SIG per cent
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
PICOLILI.

QUESTION for pork packers: 5 q
divorced wife spare-rib?
A. HELBLING is erecting a new
stove foundry opposite the gas works
in Lamasco.
TEN dollars and ninety cents we're
the cash receipts at the Police Court
yesterday.
The Morning Star Cir Gle have a
calico hop at Masonic Hall, on the
10Th.
FINE weather continues. the record
for yesterday. being z AN, 36'; u NJ,
COZ; 6PM.. 54o.
QUESTION for lawyers and pork
packers. Is Adhesion in the Circuit
Court, Lard rendering.
PEOPLE troubled with excessive
modesty can get supply of cheek"
atthe various packing houses.
THE smoke stack at the Water
Works is now finished. and is one Of
the handsomest. if not absolutely the
handsomest, in the State.
THE reduction of that handsome
Roman nose to pug. forms the basis
to suit in one of the Justices Courts,
that will be tried on Saturday.
THE Crescent City Band 60 to Vim
cennes on Saturday morning, to play
for Catholic celebration.
AMONG the many new sidewalks
being ordered, the Council should
pay attention to that between the
Criminal Court and Third Street.
THE gunnel (but why it should
be so called no one knOws), which
was months ago ordered to be placed
across the alley opening into Third
Street, between Walnut and Chestnut,
has never been placed there.
JUMPING a board biIl' is the new
est way to describe how miserable
cheats defraud landlords. A couple.
who put on "a heap Of style" jumped
their rent yesterday. cheating a poor
widow out Of a months rent. Those
who have lodgings to rent would do
we'll 70 look out for them.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

N1rscE on EfkeH 6bIlaNtFa
About two or three years ago, q
young man who lived in this county
paid attention to the daughter Of q
respectable farmer, and was engaged
to marry her, but for some reason not
explained By him, he left the neigh
borhood, and coming to this city,
married another girl. At this, the
father Of the deserted girl became
much incensed, and his anger was not
lessened when he learned that
ne would soon become a patri-
arch without the honor usu-
ally attaching to that vener-
able character. The anger OF
the brevet patriarch becoming known
to the faithless young man, he HE'D
him hence to the neighborhood Of
Mud River, in the Green River coun
try, Kentucky, where he engaged IN
teaching the young idea, and remained
there until the last trip of the Evans.
vile brought the irate and now full
hedged patriarch into his presence,
armed with Gov. Bakers requisition
for his return to Hoosier soil and
justice.
The old gentleman was persuaded
to abandon his purpose of taking his
prisoner By wagon to this State, for
fear Of q rescue, and consequently
took him by the Evansville.
At Rochester the wife of the pris
ener, with babe in her arms. came
on board, and BY her commanding
and queenly air. overaRed the officers
and got them to permit her husband
to retire with her to q state-room.
Whenever a landing was made the
officers jealously guarded the state
room doors. but getting their fears
somewhat aroused en- one occasion,
they demanded admittance to the
room. which the wife. "derringer" in
hand, denied. until the boat had
made about fifty miles. when they
were permitted to enter, and found
only the wife and child.
How the man escaped is a great
mystery to the officers. but not to the
wife. She watched until the boat was
we'll in the stream and their vigilance
relaxed, when the prisoner slipped
out and slid down a fender to the
lower deck. where some syupathizer
effected his landing. The officers
looked rather crest-falIen when they
found their bird had flown.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
EIEkIINI Ls.LHANIE-5Ws
The shipment Of specieIo-day was $780,


By Telegraph NEW Y0zK, Dec. i.
COESoE- In fair demand, but at lowe
rates. midding uplands 1Ge.
ELOUR-Opened firm bur ciOzed dull: re
eeipts Il, 200 barrels; western and State So
extra western s. 7095 "a; superfine 81 906
8 10; good choice s & &c 20; extra sc 29a
as Is.
RYE FLoUR-Iy nchanged.
CORN MEAIl-Uucharg ed.
WHIsKY-DuIl and prices q shade lower
sales at SEC.
WHEAT-opened firm, but closed dull
Tecefpts 28S, 600 bushels; old spring 81 3
new 81 Eel 81: red and am Der 81 1891 ID
State 81 a white 81 81.
RYE-9uiet and Unchanged.
BARLEY-DHll and Prices a shade lower
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRS-NO. mixed z59SIc.
oAIs1 ., oe6 fair and market hrm re;
esipts SLED bushels; western an 1as tI9
6IIs; Ohio 6l062c.
Hay ard Hops are unchanged.
CoEsEE-Saies OF 1000 bags on private
sUGAR-Demand fair and market firm
Cubs, lO9l05<e; Porto Rico, l09lI1zc-
MoLAssEs-Faney New Orleans e09 s3e
PETsoEEUT@GT1de, l2sIz11c; refined
PRoyIsI0Ns- Quiet. Mess Pork, s28i new
rs 50g25 IS; Prime mess, 81 6e9ls bOi
new, 81 5o922i total amount now in we're we're.
Is; extra. sI59IS; beef hams, SMOKED, s30s
81: prime mess beef, S25d27; India mess,
s3uQ5zs India beef, SO. Hams, IN PICKLE
l29l4c. Bulk shoulders, SgS1zci long clear
niddles, 1l9l2c.
LARD-Qutet and wax at 10 ai35<c Tor
steam for December, l3c, and iOr January
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEESE, I39l6c.
LATEsT.
FLOUR - In speculative demand, and
prices higher: safes az s. TOa5 80.
WHEAT-DemaDd active, and prices adj
vanced le; new 81 IS; red and amber 81 &c
81 IS.
RYE-Dull, but unchanged.
OATS-Demand fair and market hrm al
611t2c for western Ohio No, /.
CORN-MIxed 75s97Sc; old 59sjc.
PoRK-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Unchanged.
EGSs-Unchauged
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Criminal Matters.

RECoRDER's CoURT-N. Willard,
Esq.. presidtng.-A Prince from
Prineston, got on royal drunk, and
serenaded the neighborhood Of Sixth
ana Locust streets, While occupying q
soft bed In the gutter. His royal
highness paid "a IS. the Recorder
kindly leaving him money enough TO
pay his fare home.
D. O'Donsghoe and John O'Con-
nor we're fined &c % each. The
O'Donaghoe retired to the quiet re
cesses OF private box. The O'Con-
nor paid cash being the secona time
he has patr0ni 4 the eouFe this week
Oaa Mullen tired I'd keen ~
Vbonagaes lsom 'aR lenssome,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Commissioners Sale

-nWOTuCE 81 mEuEHW nlU IHHI
A# TIE undersigned Gnmmi01IH. .#l az
fs1lutnd nT the LOuFt OF Common N.0
Nmnderbufnh County, state uf lnalnnH. E
virtue nf an order OF Hafn NunFL NIHHH
the september Term, 1876 tnNauH Na ED
nt public auction nt thu eauHh PIT
"a the city 81 Il FtEaFlila. ll 1alN
HA1UmuAf uElNMHt.ls I'D i
AT oicioca 3 D., tne following
Real Estate Dol nmla county ln
that part 81 BLOCK aiNl4t nine
mnHo6 CITY, now part oi tha Guy .I
VILE. VIZ. beg uuiuH at HhH tnuL..
nsr al said BLOCK running In @
nfnafr.nga (l1l feet Thence unIlN
dred and twenty. N2ll feet ill
mfmefVsnFo tH4l laeIf ta44f# "NN
nfnca Oh bnmlna. iuE.
m'mmnrm nE HAtM -NHHsHNlfM NNH
rari fne M tWn equal pas meats nt
airhtaon mon hal iha p#
nnrra wfrr tl HlH
HHtUH..
frrfnr 4. .lf 81 eu If EuII. .NO
arnuH. THaeHH NUH.|
Ma A#f.
WaHnFs q hNf
nnEl..IIai
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

NsW York Gold and Stock Market
By Telegrsph.J NEW YoRR, Dec.

rev York Gold and Stock Market
By Telegrsph.I NEW YoKK. Dee.
The absence OF cable news, to-day, both
in regard TO the war and the foreign mark
cts, has considerably restricted the opera
tions In gold, which. however, has been
weak, with all sales between ll0X and
IIOIz. Loans TO 3 borrowing; < TO carry
Ing. CIearances $50, 600.
GoVERNaIENT BonDs-Are inactive to.
day, and generally "a shade lower than
yesterday.
MONEY-Easy at and 5. The advance
In the rate to per cent. yfstsTday after
noon seems to have been entirely artf-
fcial.
Railway speculation Was rather quiet
this afternoon although the market was
generally steady; at the close, Rock Island
was the chief feature, and advanced from
ll0A to llII. In miscellaneous shares
the Western Union was the favOrite, and
advanced from 425< to 435<. Il Is notice.
able that no affect, whatever, was pro
duced on the Ceatral Pacific Securities By
the reports OF the Post for the last
few days. The managers of the Trunk
Railroads 10 the West, have appointed a
Committee TO perfect plans for pooling the
earnings Of the different lines 10 compet-
ing points OF the West.
STATE BONDs-Neglected.9
STERLING Il { HANGE-8X.
The shipment Of specie O. day was S203,-
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

FEALON's saPAPnIAN LOTION .
FOR B8aHsIfying tho Skin and Con
pleXiOn.
Removes all Eruptions, FreckIes, PIN
pies, Moth BlotcheS, Tan. etc. and render
the skin son, fair, ard bEo0lnsn0.
For Ladies In the Nursery &C Is 1nvRlu
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has No
equal.
tPaphtan Lotion is the only relIabl
remedy for diseases and biemishes of the
skin.
PHAEDEsS PAPRMAN SOAP fol
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath viii moi
chap tins ektR. Price Is cents per caks.
EEDE DE- EzaWGm
e EHasE DE HNAWas.D
8 New P6rfanse lnr the Hauakercttez
Exquisite, delicate Lasting 81 Fngrauge
hAAADr q SON View Tora
Enia hg all druggists FfV
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
RIYer Disnafehes.

PITTsBURG, December 1.-Clear.
Monongahela z feet I inch and sta.
tionaTy. Arrived-Juniata, from
Cincinnati; leaves to night. De-
parted-Messenger, to New Orleans /:
the Mollie Ebert leaves tomorrow,
and the Mary Davage and barges, for
st. Louis. on Saturday. There will
be l ,055. GOO bushels coal for Cineia-
natl. IS, 900 bushels for Madison and
100000 bushels for Louisville, on
this water.
CINCINNATI, Dec. River IL feet
3 inches, and risen 10 inches in a
hours. Departed-Lizzie, for Yazoo
River. The Charles Bodman made a
trial trip to day in the presence of
many spectators. There is too much
tonnage now here for the business.
The Bodman and Kyle leave for New
Orleans when there is four feet on tho
falls. Weather clear. Tempera-
ture $50.
CINcINNATI, Dec. 1.-River risen
II inches, with 10 feet IL inches in
the channel. Weather cloudy. Their
mometer 520.
LOUISVILLE, December 1.-Arrived
Falls City, Green River; Camelia,
Tennessee River. Departed-Leoni-
das, New Orleans; Mollie Gratz,
Cairo. The river has risen 5 inches
in the last tWenty-four hours, with %
inches in the chute. The news from
above Is favorable for 5 feet water on
the falls; weather clear and spring
like.
CAIRO, Dec. Port List-Mallie
Ragon, Evansville packet, A. n;
Anna, Memphis to Louisville, 2; Ru-
bicon, Vickshurg to st. Louis, 5;
BurksVille, Nashville packet, 3; Bee,
Cairo to New Orleans, s; Bon Accord,
Mound City to st. Louis, 8; Collier,
st. Louis to Louisville, 10; John Kill
gour, Cairo to Louisville, 3 P. NJ;
Continental, St. Louis to New Or
leans. 4; Mary +. Forsythe, st. Louis
to Red River, 8; Grand Tower, st.
Louis to Memphis, 6; Julia, st. Louis
to Viekeburg, Z; Pink Varble, Louis
Vile to Arkansas River, s. The river
has risen four inches. Weather
clear. Mercury 52o.
Rob Roy, from Keokuk; Belle
Memphis, from Memphis; Gipsey,
from Dubuque; Dexter, from DaVen-
port, w. N. w I1SOna 1EUm A2CTOsSet
Mary Alice and barges, from New
Orleans; Belle Henderson, from Red
Wing. Departed-City of Pekin, to
Keokuk: Dexter, to New Orleans;
Colorado, to Vioksbarg; Mountaineer.
to Lexington. River falling. Wealth.
er clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE. December River
rising, with 80 inches on Harpeth
Shoals; weather fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, December WEATHER
clear; mercury $50. River stationary.
Arrived = Snagboat Albert, Cairo;
Great Republic, New Orleans. De
parted City of Alton. st. Louis;
Turner, Louisville; Belle Ida and
Frank Forrest, White River. The
Richmond is hard aground, and the
Cheek has gone to her assistance.
The Thompson Dean and Olive
Branch are over Shoe Fly bar, but
the City of Quincy is lying there, I'M
able to get over. A dense fog all the
afternoon.
NEW ORLEANS, December DE
parted-LoDg worth, to Louisville;
kellogg and barges, to st. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Posi- ONCE Notice.

In order to conform to the change
of time on the Il. & @. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed at
the Post Office in this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at z AN. Closed from II: 10
n. till 12:45 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at Pm.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
1920 Pm.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from 7:30 AN. TIL 5:30P.M.
Z. & C. R.R. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 10 AM.
Afternoon Mail closes at $3.50 PM.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 12:45
PM
Mail arriving at 9:35 PM. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes ct 1918 PM.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
noV21-tfl john W. FOSTER. P. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
TIE RICHEST FARMING
IN THE WORLD
100000 ACRES EOT
To Actual Settle
NEOSHO VALLEY. KANSAS
Union Pacific hajlroaH
LqTE nan TlHntH0 Soul
Hru4eh


fac lands Row offered ~ thF
are situated maluly within tr
on each soc % TIE road eUfaH
hunateq enc seyenly mics nloH
most inviting valley f1r seit'tU %.
One.third Of the labor rsqul
East IRA the culture Of farms
mere double tie amount uf cruF
chardHf grape culture, end nma|
general lt q UuenunIeas
1A9 Of every variety aHd tH sft a.Hu
STOCK RAISING - THe uca HalEa
grasses Of tho prniflna nmo POI llN
Ehe large nrea of uucrcunied InuHa. .u
connection with tue dry uIIN. .ui aHaH
winter. present NNta NlaaIN n. ...
FOR TIE ralsluE ~ cattle. sneer, nua nlE..H.
DAIRY h1.-ln tueh p count ltH
ranges Tor stock uurUHtfictrn nuu
fimitiesH, the production OF nuII.H HuU
cheese must % ptlnlnuie.
FRUIT GRO WING ig one nf fHH H#aH ~.
fies, o. demon nlrnLcd bY lnn Goa Hf#IH
awarded 90 the state uf knurrH HH lr"
feunHylVauia State horticulture aEl.."
Tor " a c1LLICIfoN or EHufIH
ThE CLIMh ris Ahu EIEAErH rfEau
aaa are uueQumlad. IhHaus tmrUH
among iis CHIEF oNcclemtleat nn
omm s1ts 6a i9F s9itle l.51
acre; credit OF ten O0l Veam timc.
TERMS or BALE.-unu-taufl uaHH 80
time OF purchase, no pas 1aeut Of.
year. Ono-tenth every year al aaliI
completion o. payment. Wiin hNNH
THE HEAD LAND oFFfCE b laaatra
a. JUNCAlQh CITY. 20 all rur
iauda gree fiehcEs from tnta point pro
nor fnrther Information, addlu
nmhAGn. onumMW No.
Land ComaEa lHniHltHH.
NE0&Mw FALLS A4hmHHN.
fH1n HmW
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Ia The Merehanta og evansville

Report having got out that [ am
largely indebted at Clifton, Tenn, |
will simply say that the report is an
unmitigated falsehood, and done with
the sole object of iDj0ring me. It Is
done by men that have neither honor
nor principle. will pay five humid
red dollars to any man that viii find
my Indebtedness to the amount of
81, 900 in Wayne, or any of tho adjoin-
ing counties. NJ, HALL.
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Enrnnean Marknta.


By Teiegraph.l LoEDON, Dee.I.
Consola 81. Bonds quiet; y. =. Coupons
OF 1852, S51z; 1855. 80 1901, 90; 10 40s, s..
LIVERPOOL, Dec. lotion dull end un-
changed; mtddiing upIaDds. S3sG3s5zdf Or
leans g5f491Sd; sales OF 1000 bales. CALI
fornia wheat lis 6ds red western spring
81 lidi winter los I'd. Flour 2ss Cd. Beef
ll6s. PORK l07G Ga.
LONDON, Dec. l-4:90 F-M.-Cons0la o2
u. B. Coupons ef 1852, $50; 1857 g15si l0-4Oa
s71zs Erie z05S Illinois Central ll0ts Great
Western 251s. Freights 81. Refined petrO-
leum lG Gt<d. LinHeed OIL Y.
The bullion In the Bank OF England de.
creased E3l 600.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

a NICE PBE8E
FOR YOUR

~ AHAH
wife, Moth0r. Sister. Daugh
othsr Female Friend or f
tive, would be
A fine Black Silk Dress
A handsome colorsd Silk Hra
A Moir Antique SILK Dress
A Japanese SIX Dress.
A Meteor Silk Dress
An eleean. Irish Poplin Dr
A silk Corderoy Poplin Ore
AFrcnoh Velour Ska Wool pf
A French Silk Poplin Dress
A Silk Epaugeliae Poplin Dr
A Satin Striped Poplin Dire
a French Morino On Earra.
Cloth an Alpaca a MohaiF Pea1u
Paid Poplin; a Striped Maha.f
Poplini a Notified Mohar Po
Tonre Poplln; Dslaiuo or
Dress nice Cloak SIX Voice H
Cloak a Gne Shawl a Lady
lin jacket; q West Point Is
pair Of BED Blanketa O. N.
Quilt Piano Cover Table
Table Cloths and Napkins %
Skirt; box Of s.ookinesjaLaa
korohief or Collar . pair Of
sons Glove-ailing Corso,aia das
aett OF Toilette Mats q pair .t.
Gloves Glove and Handk'f
A Nice Present for q Gent r
Il nice Wrapper 3 box Of
kerchiels; half dozen half
pair Of Gloves pair Of suar
Pattern for Coat, Pants o,
Cravat a Gents shawl soit Be
dorvoari line white Shirt 81.
Collars Neck Tie, and man
things for Ladies, GonHer
Children, USEFUL and Oh ~ o..
J. r. LINDLEY a. BIO
- Main sire
Near the Court
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Dec. q.
CoTroS-Dull and prices dropping, al
l51<: sales so bales.
FLoUR-&XX g o0a5 IS.
CoRG-Demand fsfr and market arm
s5c for yellow; white SOC.
PSo 55 e good demand Al fail prices,
BAcoS-D Demand fair and market nFm
LARD-FlTmer; tieTce I3J<9l4o, aud zag
I41<0145z.
SCGAR-Prime g5<aI1c.
MOLAsS ES-650ESc for prime
WHIsKY-fjatt %.
STERLIEG ENCHANGE-II9J SGIlaL siaht
Exchange on New York q discount
GOLD-ll05S.
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NOTICE.

IN HIS wa sEED 20 WORK
EANtF on The =, Il. q n Railroad, be-
"a Aiudisonvl . and Hopkinsviile,
lsFIug trsck. j. berai wages offered
E1ard s. per wo.es. noy1S-lW
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

NRAkLY DROWNED. "A colorsd
man, . knife-scourer on the Taras-
con- attempted to jump on board that
stsame as she left w. G. Brown &
Co.'S anarfboat, last night. and fell
short, landing in the water. Before
saBistanee could reach him he went
as bottom. was " fished" up With
'at-hook, and active measures
en- for his resuscitation. Wig
LolA on lard tierce by will
4 1ass ~ big dram Of whisky,
prescribed by BE sTnbIbsrsen ~
eonsoientiolsIY adh;n..s--s5 -, -. -
Of Police. brous 49, 800
thas be vas able lsS-.Is =
UFEsTa.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

~ telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. ].
The market, as usual at this season, IA
devoid Of spirit, and but little activity IA
looked Tor in any department. before the
middle OF January Printing cloths are
firm at an advance. Caliooes are steady,
with slow demand for all regular makes.
Amoskeag delatnes are neglected. a. lBs.
standard and extra brown sheetlDgB. l2bEc.
Good brands OF Atlantic, he: Augusta 4,
llEe. Fine sheetings and shirtines are
depressed also blsached muglins and wide
shPetfppS
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

R- Coolidges will offer this morn
ing new embroidered and hemstitch
Handkerchiefs, Valeneiennes and
Guipure Laces, Cloaks, Shawls, Cloak
Loops, and Velvet Ribbons very low;
Shaker Blankets, Medicated Flannels,
Oil and Linen Table Damasks, all at
great bargains.
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Sc. Lonls Market.

By Telegraph 81. LOUIS, Dec. I.
CoTroS-Duli and prices a shade lower.
tLcUR-e2uiet ana unchanged: snperdue
"a 70
WHEA1-5teady with a moderate de-
mand; No. ? red winter 81 270i IS.
CORE-Duii and prices have declined .
yellow and mixed sc: white 5Gd5Tc
OATa-Dull and easier at 80 a4fe
BARLEY-Steady at S1cQGl 0J.
HIGHWINEs-Firma at Csc.
IoBAcC9-Heavy.
Hemp and Bagging unchanged.
GRcCERIEs Steady: sugar 0ah2c. coffee
higher; sales at Us 92l1<c; molasses 6jQ575c.
PRoYIsIoNs-Duii but unchanged; pork
elsgl9 80; bulk shoulders 71z0se for clear
I'D 1O1agllc for clear sides; ll8likc for
BAC0S-Sldes I5t<o.
HAMs-Sugar cured 20lzd2ic.
LAID Lower: 1l<dl2c.
HCGs-Steady a. 53{a6Lc
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ley &BrO.S
TAKE NOTICE.
If you want a Black Silk Dress.
go to LINDLEY & BROS.
Ifyou want any colored Silk Dress,
go to LINDLEY & BROS.
If Jon want an Irish Poplin Dress,
so to LINDLEY & BROS.
If you want any kind Of Dress,
go to LlNDLEY & BROS.
If you want Cloak. go to LIND.
LEY & BROS.
If you want Shawl. go to LIND
LEY & BROS.
If you want pair Of Blankets, so
to LTNDLEY & BROS.
II you want Muslin or Calico. 20
to LINDLRY & BROS.
If you want pair of Gloves. so to
LINDLEY & BROS.
If you want BalmOral Skirt, 90 to
LINDLEY & BROS.
If you want Underwear. go to
LINDLEY & BROS.
If you want a Bargain. go to
HINDLEY & BROS.
If you want to buy for Cash. so to
LINDLEY & BROS.
When you go Shopping, go to
LINDLEY & BROS
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
80 nK. -sA
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph.l NASHVILLE. Dec. /.
COTToS-Weak: low mfddllng lie.
BULK MEATS - Quiets clear sides l3o;
clear rib II12c: shoulders Sc.
PoRK-Rump SIS per Dbl.
LARD-l3s.
CORN=aOc.
OATs-60c-
WIFE AT-flaI IS.
FLOUR-ff G0aG.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Chicago Market.
N4ANAhV aaA AgAe
By TetexraDhI CHICAGO. De

By IetsEraphl CHICAGO, Dec. !.
ExCHANGE-Unchaug
FLOUn-Extra spring quiet and firm
WHEAT-Active and prices advanced az
dSEc; sales at 81 C31%11 o. for No. Chfcn.-
20 spring; this afternoon active a. 81 O65<.
CoES-Duu and prices declined 2e. sales
at sic for No. 2; THIS afternoon Inactive
OATS Demand fair and market nrm
and &c higher; closing hrm &C 3sZ for
No. 9.
RYE-Demand fair and market firm 90
681Z TOR No 2.
BARLEY-Steady and unchanged.
HIGHWINEs-&31dSsc IN Iron.
PoEK-Aiess opened d rn but closed dull
Der.
LARD-E asier at IIZS cash
HoGs-Dressed firm at 7a7JS dividing on
~ pounds; live easier and more active az
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EcFURE.-By reference to an ad-
geE sement in another column, it viii
be- zen that Mr.. ISAAC NJ. INMAN,
r has devoted much time 10 lee
u g, viii deliver a course Of leo
in Marlett's Hall, beginning on
Iu lay evening. Mr.. Inman has
bees very highly spoken Of by the
uau papers of the various cities in
hi1 he has lectured.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Ger ected lime fable, November 81.
AHY JOURNAL
IRIDIY, DECRNBER 3, $50


or OwESsBoRo.-Private ad-
vi from Oxensbc.o state that the
wife Of KinehelOe, who shot Throck-
me on, has died, during prema-
labor brought on By the excite
no1; and grief at the late tragedy.
She Is said to have been q very esti-
la le woman.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
FOR sALE.

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rTIL1.in seven EquareS OF Court House
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