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Montgomery, Ala, January 13.-
The Legislature has been engaged en-
tiTely on local bills in the House.
Several members expressed their in
dignation at the introduction of a
resolution authorizing the appoint
ment Of clerk to put in legible and
sensible shape bills for an engrossing
member who introduced it. They
stated that the Governor had often to
approve bills that were disgraceful
spelling and worse grammar. The
resolution was defeated.
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DEATH OF PRoF. SCHULTZ. = In
another place VIC publish the funeral
notice of Prof. u. f. Schultz. who
died Of dropsy, at eleven o'clock on
Wednesday night, in the sixty sixth
year Of his age. Prof Schultz was
we'll and favorably known in our city,
as music teacher. he has been
teaching here for several years, and
has instructed the young ladies of
several Of our English, as we'll as q
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ven i0rE G0id aaG STOCK EEFktt.
BY Telsgraph.l NEW KoRR, Jan. lB. d.
AIoNEY-Easy al g87 per cent. with some
TRANSACTIONS at per cent. Currency is in
good supply and rapidly increasing.
EXCTTANGE--5terlin dun al lOSL0lCs5s
GOLD-Opeped az l2l3z; fell 10 l21tf, and
closed at IL, on rulnoTH from Paris. Car
ances S15O00,O0g.
GoYEIiNMEE MEETs-strong: coupons Of 1881.
ll716: DO. ~, ll5lSGil6; do. 0f, llE<8iI5lS
DO; 20, llf14i 90. '6s, If5SgupS: I0.f0s,
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OslsylIIe NaPket.

~ ToieEraph.i Lou1sVILl4n. Jan. 81.
CoTToN- SALES Of . bales middling at
2}ISc.
FLoUR-The demand ialmprOvingi extra
family s. Co.
WHEAT Red 81 o.: white 81 i8
CORN-Firmer At 9jMFE@
OATs-G0G62c.
RYE-g0c.
ToBAcCo-Le 4 nrm: sales Of 81 hhds
lugs TO leaf at s. O00l1 IS.
Provisions - Moderately active. Mess
Pork s2S GO. Bacon, shoulders l3l<c; GEAR
rib l6c; clear sides lG1Ac Bulk Meats,
shOul iers ll5zc: clear rib lH4c: clear sides
hams, sugar-cured canVassed 20lI02lc.
WHIsKY-Dull at 93c
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LOCAL NOTICES.
gireet RaiIrOad NotIee.


The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Street Railway Com
pany, for the purpose of electipg a
Board of Directors to serve during
the ensuing year, will be held at the
Office of the Company, on Monday,
the 24th inst.
jan14-10t WM. w. CHANDLER,
Courier copy. Seer etary.
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NARROW ESCAPE. - Luke Grant,
deputy constable, had quite narrow
escape on Wednesday night. He went
down below the Henderson Ferry. in
boat, to attend to some business.
When he got ready to return, he
a mule and started home,
and had proceeded some distance,
when the animal took fright at some
thing, aud by a sudden jump threw
him off. He had the bride rein
wrapped around one hand, and was
dragged a considerable distance
through the mud, and narrowly es-
capped falling over high bluff on the
river bank. He got his hand free,
however, and the mule departed. He
walked up to the Henderson Ferry,
and came up yesterday on the packet
He supposes the mule went home.
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Remnhla nnrnef

rs IeieErsph.I MEMPHIs. Jan. ID.
CoTIos-kirmer, at 2il{ci receipts, 1870
bales; exports, ,t04 bales
FLoUR-Duu, at So 50Gs 90.
CORN Firm az g716cMl 90.
OATs-Inac1ive at 60NGJc.
HAY-Dull al t23 90.
DnAN-Scarce nt fl8 On,
LARD Dull at lb1 1a9l5c.
BULK NEATs-8bouldefa litact sides li5t
8l5l@c,
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Nashville Market.

BY Teiegraph.1 NASHVILLE, Jan. II.
CoTToE-Active: low middltng ~ 22t<c;
good ordinary, 221Sc.
WHEAT-Red Fl 10; amber 81 IS, and
white 81 20.
OATS-70c.
CoRN-Gl GO
FDoUR-sl so Tor superfue to fancy.
BACON-CieRr sides. ne; shoulders,
l4c; hams 18c: city-cuTed hams. 20c.
BULK MEATs--Clear sides. l51Zc; clear
ribbed sides, 15c; shoulders, iZc.
RU1fP POBR-s2j 90.
fsAnn--lEe.
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ELECTION OF BANK OFFICERS. -
The new Boards Of Directors Of the
First National and Merchants Ma
tional Banks met and organized last
night, and elected officers for the en-
suing year, as follows:
First National-Jno. S. Hopkins,
President; James Fl. Cutler, Cashier
Henry L. Cook, Teller; R. f. Schor,
Book keeper.
Merchants NationQl-C. R. Bement
President; Matthew Henning, Vice
President; J. A. Lemcke, Cashier
Harvey L. Meadows, BOok-keeper.
From the above it viii be noticed
that the old officers in each Bank
we're unanimously reelected.
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EsEED.

SCHULTZ ON Wednesday evening, at
eleven O'Clock, Prof. G. +. SCHULTZ in the
siXty-sixth year OF his age.
The funeral viii take place On Friday,
January 14th, at O'Clock PM, from his
rooms, on FiIst Street, between Sycamore
and Vine.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 13.-An enthu
siastie meeting was held yesterday at
Cireleville, by parties interested in a
railroad from Columbus to the Ohio
River. It was determined to make
Ironton the southern terminus, in
stead of South Point. Money was
raised and preliminary survey or
dered.
Alfred P. Hill. who owns consider
able real estate in this city, pleaded
guilty to two indictments for permit
ting a house to be used as house of
i'll fame, and was sentenced to $500
ine and thirty days in jail
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the latter responded. The Berger 5
played again, and the Neweomb's
again come 10 time" A large
crowd assembled in the meantime.
and greatly enjoyed the ine music of
the bands.
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Y0UEe MIN, CLERRs AND SAILS
MEN are invited to call at the Evals-
vile Commercial College. and exam
inc the improved course Of instIuc-
ton for pupils attending night ola@ea,
II 3t
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ALBANY, N. Y, January 13.-In
the Senate to day, a resolution was
introduced that the principal and in
terest ofsthe State debt. contracted
before February q, 1862, and not
held by the Comptroller or Commits
sioners of the Canal Fund in trust.
shall be paid In gold.
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large number Of our German families.
His loss will be felt in our community,
and will be regretted by many friends
and acquaintance
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N-FoRMALITE H0P.-The resi-
denoe Of M. Henning, Esq +, was the
scene Of very pleasant and recherche
social hop. given last night, under the
auspices of the Non Formalite Club.
The attendance was quite large. and
the occasion was highly enjoyed by
the participants. An elegant supper
was prepared for the guests. Mr..
Henning and his agreeable and ac-
complished wife, seemed to take pleas
ure in contributing to the enjoyment
of their guests
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On YES, On YEs.-The rush at
I. 3. Wagley's, corner Of Second aad
Locust Streets, still continues for
Fresh Venison, Turkeys. Chickens,
Butter and Eggs, and all kinds of
country produce. iau13 2t
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ImnorLant 20 sleamboaLmen

Buck Pearson, late of the seam
boat Norman, desires all steamboat
men visiting this port, to call Ct the
BOQUET SALOON, Sycamore Street,
near Water, and have their licenses
renewed for 1870. 101w.
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CITY MAP.-We understand that
one of the new maps Of the city,
gotten up by Mr. Bateman, will be
hung up in the Council Chamber, for
the convenience of our city fathers.
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New Era CLUE HoP.-The social
hop given by the above Club, at the
National Hall, last night, passed off
very pleasantly. The attendance was
not as large as was expected, but the
party was very select. 1t was one of
the best small parties Of the season.
At midnight the dining room doors
were thrown open, and the ladies and
gentlemen partook of aa elegant sup
per, prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. Seelig.
The hop did not break up till late
hour this morning.
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EGg- T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Farfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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Rallroad Matlers.

New YoRK, jap. 13.-The Direc-
tors of the G. s. p. Railroad held a
meeting to-day. Twelve were pres
ent. The gross earnings during the
year were: Freights, $1,718,059; pas
seDgers, $601, $50; miscellaneous,
S91. .236; total expenses, 81, ,456, $40;
net earnings, 1854. 4.027; total net in
crease from all sources, 81, ,1O0,487
interest and lease of track, $411, ,123
balance, S739, 1863, amounting to ten
per cent of the capital stock.
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SoCIABLE.-The next Sociable Of
st. PauTs congregation, will be given
on next Monday evening, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Harvey, on Second
Street. We need not urge any one to
attend these delightful reunions.
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PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to
meet, yesterday, Mr. F. A. Hall, of
Lewisport, KY, of the firm of Hall
& Co, who will shortly open a house
in this city for the rehandling of
tobacco purchased in this market.
We had the pleasure of an introduc-
ton TO Y. NJ. Blackford, also Of Lew
isport.
Our esteemed friend, CT. Wilmans,
editor of the Mt. Carmel Register, ar
rived yesterday. and illuminated our
sanotum with the light Of his pleasant
countenauce. lie dropped into the
Opera House last night and heartily
enjoyed the artistic performance of
Neweomb's Minstrels.
Mr.. j. D. Condit, of Indianapolis,
with his wife and two children, passed
through the city, yesterday, en- route
to the Hot Springs OF Arkansas. Mr..
Condit will be remembered by many
of our citizens as agent for, and one
OF the heirs of. the BlaekfoId estate,
in this city. We regret TO find him
in bad health. He goes to Arkansas
to recuperate.
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B7~ Louisville has a city ordinance
fning man for being ten feet from
his team. while in the public streets.
We suppose this is the way they pre-
vent runaWays.
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WILL PROBABLY DLE.-We learn
that Mr.. Sweeney, the old man who
fell into the hold on the Norman. a
few days ago. will probably die from
the Injuries received.
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BosToN, January 13.-Judge Rich
ardson has written q letter declining
the Presidency of the Hartford and
Erie Railroad.
In the House, to-day. a bill was
introduced to abolish the State PO-
lice.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. viii sell, this morning, COM
mencing at ten o'clock. twelve hogs
heads of tobacco.
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COUNCIL To-NIGHT.-On last Mon
day night the City Council adjourned
to meet this evening. We presume
there will be a quorum present.
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CITY N Il W s.

6 The Recorder's Court did not
" pan out very we'll yesterday. Not
a single case was tried.
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Eg- One hundred White aud Grey
Blankets. just received, and selling AZ
reduced prices.
JAMS 6CHAPKER, BUssINa 4 Co.
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gsSE u d eSR AP EEC.

Attempted RObbeFy-Ono Of she Rob-
bess Ghot aua kllled-AaOsheF
Fatally wounded.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 13.-Last night,
rs taree robbers were entering the
house Of Dir. Hiram Smith, who
lives a few miles from t. city, he
fred at them with a double baTreled
shof. gun, and xii ed one inst ntly and
Fatally vouoded another. The third
TobbeF fred into the room and fiae-
tured Mrs. Smiths arm and badly
wounded child The robbers are
supposed to have followed Mr.. Smith
home from Cincinnati. wheTe he had
just consummated large hog sale.
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FAILED AGAIN.-We are informed
that the old gentleman who lately
tried to drown himself by jumping
from the steamer Norman with fiat
iron in his pocket, but who was res
cued, made an attempt few days
ago to cut his throat with razor, but
only inflicted severe but notdanger-
Gus cash. We believe this makes the
third attempt Of the old gentleman TO
make away with himself.
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BI~ The Dress Goods Auction is
still going on at EIliott's to-day, at ?
O'Clock, Pm. Fine bargains are be.
ing had. Go and see. 1922
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NEwCoMB's MINsTRELs.-A large
audience greeted Newcomb's Min
strels at the Opera House last night.
The performance was really very fine.
Every member of the company rem
dered his part perfectly satisfactory.
We have not space to closely review
the programme, but will refer to a
few of the best acts. The comic song
of the Cruel Deceiver," by James
johnson; the ballad of Daisy Val
ley,n by George Calice; and the bal
lad of . Nellie, Dear, Good bye" by
Charles Hudson. deserve special men
ton.
Harry Robinson, by his perform
ance on so many instruments, won
great applause. Shoe Ely" by VIII
son and johnson, was a big hit, and
brought down the house. Dave Will
son and Jas. johnson, in their several
rozes, are immense" to use a com
mon remark Of the profession. The
richest thing of the evening was the
Cow Bell Ogians," a burlesque on
the Bell Ringers. which was well ap-
preciated by the audience. The ex-
travaganza of the Coal Shoveler's
Revenge was very funny.
From the fattering reception of last
night, and the favorable impression
made upon the audience. we look foI
jam tonight. Remember this is
their last performance. and all who
would see them. must go this even.
ing.
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PITTSBURGH, January 13.-Colonel
William Diehl. the oldest native in
habitant, and a soldier of the War of
1872, died here to-day.
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Beg" Parents send your sous to the
Evansville Commercial college, to
learn to write and study arithmetic.
New classes formed this evening at z
o'clock. II 3t
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HAVANA, January 13.-The United
States war steamer. Severn, and two
monitors, Dictator and Saugus, ar
rived from Key West to-day.
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BEFORE SQUIRE WALKER.-A RI
diculous case was tried before Justice
Walker yesterday. Fred. Strohm
fled an affidavit against Adam Foos
for assault and battery. According to
the evidence. it appeared that the
plaintiff had been dead drunk, and
the defendant carried him home. That
was all the assault. 'Ene Squire dis
missed the case.
A negro fled an affidavit against
the mate Of the steamer Evansville.
for assault. The mate was fined one
dollar and costs.
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rew T0rR BrT qooda worreI

Bg TeIegraph.l NEW YORK. Jan. 81.
DisT GooDs- Trade iH dull and tho only
change OF importance lg an advance t
at l6c 70 l6Jzc; prints are moving 20 Ca
moderate extent Ht lXNg for best m60HnF
coiors, and nc for less desirable.
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HARTFORD. January 13.-The Dem
oeratie State Convention is called to
meet at New Haven, February p.
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UTICA, n. Y, January 13.-Hora-
ito Seymour is reelected President of
the American Dairymen's Associa-
finn
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Spare. gibs and TenderlOins -!

An abundant supply to be had every
day this week, at our pork house.
First Street. between Vine and Di-
vision. l.. RUFFNER, JR.. & Co.
jan12 5t
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BB- See GILBERT & Co. 5 adveF-
tisement Of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. Cc29-tf
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HoGs.-Pork packing was moder-
ately active yesterday, although the
receipts from wagons were very light.
l.. Ruffner & Go. cut up sixty hogs
yesterday, and had ninety killed at
Newburgh. which they will cut up to-
day. W. NJ. Akin killed 131 hogs,
yesterday, which he will cut up to-
day. John Gavisk cut up g small lot
Yesterday.
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REAL ESTATE SALES The value
of real estate sold in Yanderburgh
County, during the year 1859, accord
ing to the records, amounts in round
numbers to one million and half of
dollars. This is a large showing.
We are indebted to Henry Calm, an
attachee of the County Recorders
office. for this interesting statistical
item.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 90 cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, Op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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R= The best stock OF Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &c, at lowest
prices, at
jams SCHAPKER, BUssING q Co.
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FoUa OFFICEs-COrner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to G. w. SHAEKLIN.
de2-tf
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Lardi Lardl! Lard!I!

This is the time to get your cans
and jars filled at our pork house,
First Street, between Vine and Di-
vision. l.. RUFFNER, JR, Il Co.
jau12 5t
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CONDITION or Mr. RooF-We are
reliably informed that Sebastian
Roof, who fell from the Salt Well
Bridge, on Thursday, is in a critical
condition, his injuries being of a more
serious character that at first sup
DO. I'd. His recovery is considered
doubtful
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This Court met
yesterday, but finding there was moth
ing to do, an adjournment was made
until Saturday. No bills had been
returned by the Grand Jury.
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by Cable.l LOEDOE, Jan. li-
COnsols for m Dney o1k do. for accoun
G23T. Amor, can Securities quiet and steady
'0ls 871z; 1913, sGlS: '65a, 88Ms 10 40s. So
PARIS, Jan. 13.-Buurse dull at f8 6le-
L1VERpJ 1L. Jan. l1s-C Cottou sfeaay MLa.
ding upiands Ii5Es Orleans II5<; aaIsH oi
1900 bales California white Wueal 81s %
red Western 80. q, rs l0dN4s ~ ii winter
% n for Western. Ilnur 2la Gl. CORD.
no. . mlEed 81. Oats 2js q. Barley g.
Peas 81 PORK dull 40 lu2t % l.eei
l01s Lard quiet at8ss Gd. Cheese 7i. Ba
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~ sbUSE--BriclS WellinC-ho1se, on sec
- ond Street, between Man and Los
Gust. ,L:., Inquire OF q. PRESTON.
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DIDN'T SUICIDE.-Itwill be remem-
bered that we have heretofore stated
that it was supposed that Paul Den
nison had committed suicide. Some
time ago ne suddenly disappeared, and
a note was dropped in the Postofice
by him, stating that he intended to
drown himself, and when his old
white hat and crooked stick were
found on the bank, his body would
be found at the bottom of the river. !"
The old white hat - was never found
on the river bank, and of course his
body was not found at the bottom.
We learned, yesterday, from reliable
testimony, that Dennison was not
dead. He is at present located in the
little town Of Cairo, in Kentucky,
ten miles back of Henderson. We
learn that Dennison had some pecu-
mary difficulties of peculiar kind,
and left the city to get out Of trouble
INrEREsTIEG SERENADE.-A very
interesting scene took place on the
levee yesterday afternoon. The Ber-
ger Family were on the steamer Pc
trolia No. 2. bound for Henderson.
and Newcomb's Bfass Band were in
Warren's Band wagon, on the levee.
The Berger Band went On the hurri-
oane deck and played an air for the
Minstrels, and when they got through
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HIGHFALUTIN.-A local reporter in
another city describes new bride
as "a merry, warm-hearted, level
headed, truthful little angel, manu-
factured expressly for the chap who
GOT her" WheWl
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UTILIZE YoUR NEwspApER.-Mauy

UTILIZE YOUR NEWsPAPER.-Many
people carelessly run over the columns
of their daily paper, and carry away
scarce an idea, never q purpose from
their reading. Yet there is hardly a
day when the readers Of such paper
as the Journal might not derive
substantial profit from it. It is a di-
reetory to ali kinds Of purchases and
sales, and its varied business adger-
tisements are full of profitable hints.
either toward economy In eXpendi-
ture or success in business. Those
who are engaged in any employ yment
which sppesls to the general wants of
the public should both read the ad-
vertisipg columns and use them.
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DAEEY JOUEsNAL
FRIDAY, JANUARY Il, 1870.
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Sole agents ohio River and Kaaaieha
SAT- Companies,
EVANSVILLE, IRD

EBANSSALLKs. ARD.
We keep "a very large stock of FLOUR in
store, and are handling 500 barrels per
week. We can nil orders for any grade
that may be wanted, at The lowest market
prices. Orders for Provisions and Pro.
dnce solicited, nnd satisfaction warranted
Terms cash We issue 600 Price-CurTeuts
weekly, and will furnish q copy regularly
ts any one lies iring as TO do so.
Ocl1 dtf l.. HUFFNER, JR., A co.
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FWyWB GEHTLEWEW. OM A aEN.
~ ucman and WIFE, can be nccOmmu-
dated with q pleasant room and board uV
applying Immediately 40 the Cnru1r or
Sixth and walnut Streets. la4 dtf
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STEAMBOATS,.

NOTICE TO SaEPPERS.
All persons having charges on the
steamer LEwELLIN are requested to call
on the undersigned, at No. South Water
Street. upstairs, TODAY.
It FRED. Il. HUSTON.
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WANT 10.

~ OW8EB-1j good business h0reea good
M. color. Inquire al ~. w. lkANM0Nb.H
Livery stable. on Walnut street between
First aud Water. lalH 600
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ful repast, the evening was spent in
amusement and pleasant conversation,
and the day closed with our usual
evening devotions.
The entertainment Of the day made
q good impression upon the minds of
the family leading them to feel that the
ladies desired their welfare. and we're
willing to make sacrifices to give them
pleasure.
Friends have generously assisted US
thus far. and we earnestly hope they
may continue their liberalIty. Our
family is large, and We feel we are DO
ing q needful work, and that those
who share the burden will feel COM
pensated in the fruits of their efforts,
when the harvest time shall come.
We are under great obligation to
the daily papers, for the many favors
so kindly and generously bestowed
upon US since the commencement OF
our work. and which have been OF
great advantage to us.
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The committee appointed to pre-
sent the claims OF the Home to the
ministerial Association reported that
Association not in existence at pres
ent. a committee was therefore ap-
pointed to call upon the pastors per-
sonally, and request them to present
the subject before their respective
congregations.
Mr.. Decker was appointed a COM
mittee to attend to repairing the side
walk.
On motion it was ordered that the
proceedings of this meeting, together
with the report of the Superintendent,
be published in the Daily JOURNAL,
Courier, and the German papers; also
to request the weekly papers to copy 1t.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
MRS. NJ. i. NExsEN,
Secretary.
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UnITE8 aEAlEs OIL Al..EnIaA. 81.

UNITED MTAgMa nW NE ERICA a..
District OF IHeinun.
wwTmEmEh6, q libel ~ inf9rmaflon
W. wac fled iu The DinirIci Court ri fNa
Uniied states FOR the District nf luainunf
on the 10Th day Of Deocmb .rs 1870 ng Huu
calvin, aga unt hu steam boost AnWnifIur
her engines boilers tackle apparel l.Is
ulturo and boats, neiEa1 nt rnia Hia-FIn5
Ia a cause OF action, cifil and maritime.
and claiming damages in iae hum OF I
aud praying process aaHiuat aatd nOati GOA
and that the same may nc condemned auH
sold therefor
New, therefore. Ga purauauca 0f tho u0s
milton undef the seal on Hnfd court t0 lna
directed nuo delivered u 40 nnrGnr give
public nofica % nti peu1nn claiming aafa
goods 81 anF part thereof OF o. nuN rnHu-
uer Interested therein. that tneW HH HmN
appear before The District conn of Che
United states, 20 Do hold ut Che CITY ufI ns
dianhpo &c. "a aud for the District "a indie
ana the nrNt Monday uf FEBRUARY
next, 81 ~ O'Clock OF the forenoon uf fHnI
day. then end there 20 iuterpa.s tHnII
olnimf ana make their allegations In
that behalf
BIN HP0OHER, Marshal %. q.
Hy SAMUEL DAY. Deputy.
Attest j. D. HOWLAun, CrE.
CHAa. u. MA1lans Proctor Cor LiboiiaHt
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