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The weather continued cloudy and
wet up to a late hour last night, the
mercury standing at 400.""...The
Fayette left for Cairo, with a splendid
trip of both freight and people..."...
The Petrolia No. 2, took out a good
deal of freight, and quite a number
Of passengers.......Up to a late
hour last night, we had no tidings
of the Rapidan, No. 2. She may
probably get in during the night,
in which case she will leave this
Nashville or Cum
berland River shippers will bear in
mind that the Alpha will be at the
wharf this morning, and will leave
early for Nashville and all way ports.
1.-THE Raven, with eight or nine
empty barges, passed up yesterday
evening, without laading....."..The
Rose Hite had a large lot Of fine, fat,
slaughtered hogs last night, for Lew
is Ruffner, Jr., & Co. They would
average above 200 pounds each......
The Emma Floyd, loaded fiat upon
the water-a splendid trip-passed up
at s o'clock last evening..""...The
Alpha returned from Newburg about
10 o'clock, having taken only 100
bales of hay, on account of the muddy
condition Of the bank. She added
considerable freight here, and left
last night. Captain Ryman desires
it distinctly understood that he will
leave here every Friday night, all
declarations to the contrary notWith-
standing.""...The weather was grow
ing warmer last night, with a strong
south east wind, and an occasional
sprinkle Of rain towards midnight.
.........The Dexter was attached, upon
her arrival at New Albany, for
n thousand dollars tax, claimed TO
be due Floyd County, from her own
ers..""...The Louisville was not yet
in at midnight..".....A heavy rain set
in about half past one o'clock this
morning. From the great amount Of
rain that has fallen all along the
river during the past few days, and
the rapid rise above, we anticipate a
high river before the end Of next
week..."".....The Louisville had not
arrived at two o'clock this morning.
She will be found at the wharf early
to dag, en- route to New Orleans.
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ChIcag0 Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Jan. II.
FLoUR-Steady fairly active az s. coo
81 % for Spring extra.
WHEAT-Firnler: sales OF &c. at 8iMS5c;
No. 2 advanced &c, and range az 1890
TIC; closing steady aud urn at nc. This
afternoon the market was active and
frmer II TH@77Ec cash, and 77L875c
seller February
CoRN-Dull and LGLc hieher: sales OF
No. z at 6gL@72c; rejected, G9e; no grade,
63@5Gc. This afternoon No. 2 middllnR
sold at 09MM7Oc.
OATs-DuI and 70 lower; sales Of Nc. 2
at 39H039%c; closing &C t0Hc.
RYE-In0ctive and nominal al C3g09c for
No. 2.
BARLEY-DlI: No. 2 nominal at 809s5c.
HICHWME8-DuH az Ole.
MESS PoRK-Active aud 25@J03 higher;
sales AZ 500 G2M@18 87% cash, $40 75917 90,
seller February. and "a so, buyer Febru-
ary; closing at e2G 75dT 90 cash.
LAHD-Firmer at l6H8l6c cash, and lG3
seller February.
HANs-Stcady; sweet picked l3%Gilo
for country, ana 14%9l4Hc f0r city.
BACoE-DTy sailed shoulders steady at
I09I0Mc, and rough sides l3Zc.
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ether Items of Importance.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
ErancuiTfn Ion II I2-0

E~NanSVllIcs Jan. IA lo1O.J
Council met, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-His Honor, Mayor Walker,
and Councilmen Steinbach, Hopkins,
Semonin, Orr, Hodson, Wiltshire and
Doughty.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
Thomas Royston, Chief Of Police,
stated that a new charge had been
made against him to the effect that
he had taken 81 70 from the pocket
book Of a prisoner named Schultz,
and asked leave to introduce new tes-
timony bearing on that charge.
Marshal Wunderlich said he I'M
derstood the case had been closed,
and wished it to rest without further
evidence being introduced.
Mr.. Royston said the charge was
calculated to injure him, and he
wanted to clear himself of the impu-
tation of "going through a man for a
dollar and seV~enty-fge cents"
Wunderlich said he would claim
the same privilege.
The Council decided to hear new
testimony, bearing on the pocket
book question alone, and the wit
nesses were called and examined.
Henry Huber testified that he
arrested Schultz, (the mar whom it
was asserted the pocket book had
been taken from,D on the morning OF
July 18th, and he had no clothing on
save a shirt at the time Of his arrest.
George Hitch testified hal he was
at the Lookup when the prisoner
was brought in, and that he had on
no clothing except q shirt.
George Schultz testified that
Shuttle had been boarding with him,
and that he had sent to him after
clothing, which he furnished him.
He stated that he examined the peck
| cts Of the clothing sent to him, and
there was nothing in the pockets.
The evidence was then closed.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
1t appearing by the reading of the
minutes that VIM. Loudeman, Cap
tain of the Hook and Ladder Com
pany had been paid SO for three
months services, when he was only
entitled, to SIS per month, it was di-
rected that he be charged with $50, 10
be taken out of his salary at next
payment.
The folIowing hills were allowed:
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that the bin was a counterfeit, and
Barrigan was arrested and taken be-
fore Justice Walker, and the accused
was turned over to Sam. Day, Deputy
u. S. Marshal. who took him before
u. S. Commissioner Marsh. He was
closely searched. but no other
terfeit money was found on his per-
son. 1t appearing that he had passed
the money inuoeently, he was dis
charged. He afterwards paid Mr..
Goodman in genuine funds.
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stFact Worth KnnRlno,,

From a careful and practical com
parison of ordinary baking powders
with DOOLEY's BAKING POWDER. II
has been shown that the same guam
tity of the latter will produce in q
barrel of -four from % to 40 pounds
more bread than any other in market.
This immense saving is worth con-
sidering by all housekeepers who de
sire to economic In their kitchen ex-
penditures. DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER is for sale by all Groeers.
janI3 d3t-eod
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communicable
A PRAYER.

a PRAYER.
o! Sovereign Ruler! Source OF Love!
Where is thy home? Art Thou above?
Oh is Thy presence. as Thy throne
In every place-to none unknown?
Wash me-cseanse me-make me Clean
Pure be my heart, when il is seen.
Transgressfons, sin, and every blot,
O! wash! remove! leave not q spot.
Then viii 1 teach Thy wayF, o! Lord!
Rehearse thy works, repeat thy word,
That sinners shall both feel II see
That greatest want-their need of Thee,
My lips shall sing aloud thy praise,
My inward heart adore Thy ways.
Let all my offerings inward rise!
A broken heart Thou 1T MOI despise.
: EVANSVILLE, January 18th, 1870.
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D% The damages sustained by nc.
occasioned by the fire in s. Meyer 81
Co.'S furniture establishment, ycster-
day, the 13thf of January. 1870, BAY
ing been promptly settled. by the
agents in whose Companies / had in
surance policies. within n day after
the fire, | take this method to thank
Messrs. Nexsen K Baker, and G. X.
Drew, Esq , the agents, for such
prompt adjustment, and L hereby
recommend them to the community at
large. jan15 2t NATHAN GROSS.
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real ESTATE TRANSATLANTIC follow
Ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending January II, as
appears by the County Auditors Records:
Henry Noble to Fred. Schmidt, Lot Ii.
Block IL, StockWell'S Enlargement, for
SEQ.
VIM. Schmidt to e. w. Stroemer, Lots
/, 2, 3 and 4, III BLOCK II, Sharp's Enlarge
ment, for $3.50.
Charles Seidel to Henry. Hansehmeir,
Lot Is, Beck Is, Lamasco city, for S2GG.
2 and 3, in Block Ill, Lanaasco, for 81.
i. McDermotC to Bridget SWeeny, Lots
l., 2 and 3, IN BLOCK Ill, LamascO, for 81.
Ann Merchant to George Bedford, Lot 10,
Block Is, Southern cement. for $3.50.
John l.. Wells to VIM. Bedford, lot 8.
Block 6, Elliott's Enlargement, Tor $500.
r. Il. Roberts to VIM. E. Parrett, Bloak
Is, Parrett's Enlargement, for 81 $50.
Fred. StefnkuhI to Ohm Dingea. part OF
Section u, ., aud IL, for 5000.
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St. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Jan. II.
ToBACco-Steady and unchanged.
fLOUR-XX, s. 00Gj %; XXX To fancy
family 50 GO97 80.
WHEAT-Dnn, except for best grades;
No 2 red Fall, I'll coal o.; No 4 do, I 100
l lG; choice, 81 ~: choice white, 81 aOWl ~.
COKN-MiXed and mixed white, In bulk,
e5907c; mixed and Yellow, sacked 72g70ci
white, 7SgtOc.
O~ATS-klrm but slow 4785lc In bulk
54956c, sacked.
BARLEY-n ominal; 81 l08l Is for choice
Minnesota Spring
RYE-kIrm; small sales OF choice AZ SOC.
WufsKY-Held at o. small sales at 43lc.
GROCHRIEg-Dull ana unchanged.
PROVIsIONS-Dull and weak. Pork sold
at 81 00M27 70; round lots could have been
bought lower. Try sclt meat, filled
at lie for shoulders, aud l5c for clear sides.
Bacon dull: BIC for shoulders: lGM1GIc
for clear rib; lG%c for clear sides, Lard
lower i5Lc for prime steam.
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HoUGHTON - REINHART.-At the
residence of the brides parents. on the 9th
inst, by Rev. r II. Rhodes, Major VIII
LIAM TON to Miss KESsIE REIN
HART, all of Martin County.
Major HoEghtOn was a gallant soldier of
the old Fourteenth Indiana, and * an
efficient officer in the internal Revenue
service. lie merits good luck, and GER
tainly has a dne instailment of it now.
We wish him a continuance there #.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Mr. Sorcn-
son, County Clerk, issued the follow
ing marriage licenses during the week
ending January II:
Frederick Koch and Augusta RehebOclI.
George I. Bliss and Matilda Z. McCOmbs.
John Refs and Mariana Hanzunger-
Christopher Murphy and Maggie a. Nc
Innerny.
William Emlee aud Sarah Meek.
John Schulthies and Anna =. krack.
Jackson Rately and Narcissus Bruncr.
George Doerr and Elizabeth Rerdel.
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Amausemenss.

THE NEWCoMBs.-Another large
audience greeted the Newoombs at
the Opera House last night, and
were well entertained. We have not
time or space to enter into details,
but can say with perfect candor that
this company is equal to any that has
visited this city for a long time. Their
music, both instrumental and vocal.
is of a very high order, and their witt
cisms and c%onundrums are generally
original and of the most laughter-pro-
voking character. We can cordially
recommend them to u neighbors OF
Vincennes and to the people where.
ever they may go.
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European narkeI.


BY CQDIG.i LONDON jan IA.
ConaoIs-Money g2Z; Account 925k; 5-20s,
'62s 81; Cos, old 500 'O7s, 40; l0-40s, s..
PARIS, January 4.-Bourse dull; Rentes
73f. Y centimes.
week, Gf.0O0 bales; afiOaf, $4,000; American
III .OO0; the market is firm; upiands 49,;
Orleans ll55; the sales have hepp 1900
bales: wheat IS Id@0s % foF California
white: rs 0dM7s 10 for red Western, and
IS 6d@8s I'd for red WIgter; receipts for the
past three days D.gJ4q 9artersi American.
dulI al 1928 ca; beef t02s; lard O8s; cheese
arn1 40 us; bace4 tallOw ais; refined
petroleum Is I'D.
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Wm. Collins to anne ID. ParYin, Lot G,
Block 1, North Eastern Enlargement, for
S225.
j. II. Miller, Sheriff Marlborough Coun-
ty, to Henry Aims, part OF Lot .. Block l,
Lii & Locks Enlargement, for SI30.
j. Fl. Miller, Sheriff Nanderburgh
ty, TO Henry Aims, undivided \ of Lot ..
Block ], Lii & Locks Enlargement, FOR
S17O.
Louis NoelkeI to VIM. II. Mo1l, Lot Z, IN
Block 8, Sharp's Enlargement, for 81 80.
IA. Is, 10 and 81, in Blocks y and -, Par
rett's Enlargement: also part of Lot p,
in Block ], GOOdsells Enlargement, for
S407 ..
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Street Railroad Notice.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Street Railway Com
pany, for the purpose Of electing a
Board of Directors to serve during
the ensuing year. will be held at the
office of the Company, on Monday,
the 9th inst.
jan14-f0t VIM. W. CHANDLER,
fourier copy.I Secretary.
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B@ Aft. Burnett. the well-known
mimic and humorist, has been en-
gagged by the Evansville Library AS
s~ociation, to give two of his inimitable
performances here the latter part of
this month, in the Opera House.
Save your fractional currency, and
have your buttons we'll fastened on,
and prepare to sec : laughter holding
both his sides"
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Nashrinn Mnrkef.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, Jan. IA.
CoTToE-Active; low middling AT 2zHc;
good ordinary, &2%e.
W~HEAT-Sales ~ 81 20 for white.
CORE-g5c9eI o. loose, and 81 90 sacked
and delivered.
OATs-z0c.
RYE-gl 90
BARIEY-Sl 70.
BAeoE-Clear sides. 10: shoulders l3ISc;
hams l2IZc; prime Bugar-curod hams,
ISGlS%c.
BULK MEATs-Olear sides, l5%c; clear
ribbed Sides, Bc: shoulders, &c.
KUAfP PORK-E25 90.
~TAnn-TTLq
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soalsylHo Narzet.

By TelegrapE.I L~OUIsvILLH. Jan. II.
CoTToN-Ftrmor and unchanged.
FLoUR-A Give; eAtrn family fdMd 30.
W"HEAr-Guo1 demand; red 81 C5: white
81 10.
CoRN-75c on arrival.
~OATS-00@i3c.
EYE-90c.
TOBACCO-Unchanged; sales OF 3J hhdn
Tugs case; leaf09l7c.
MESS
BAcOE-Shoulders BIC: clear rib, l8e;
clear sides, lOLc; bulk shoulders, llXo:
clear rib, l4Zc, sales I5Lc.
H~AMS-Sugar cured, 2Jc.
LARD-ITc.
WHIEKY-Dull. gas.
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TEACHERS INsTITUrE.-An extra
session of the District Teachers In
stitute will be held at Mr.. Davidson's
school, in Stringtown, on Saturday,
the 22d inst, on which occasion the
various teachers will conduct recita-
tions as follows:
Sixth Reader, Miss H~eaden-The Sick
Scholar.
Fourth Reader, Miss AIlen-The Old
Slate.
Second Reader, Miss sk-eeIes-Ths Mora
Ing Walk.
Primary Reading. Miss Hersch-Blsek
Board.
First Geography, j. Wyttenbach-Oi-
matte feature of Europe.
Primary Geography, H. b. Wood-Les-
son of the Day.
First Arithmetic, Joseph HenneI-Bank
Discounts.
Primary Arithmetic, j. w. Davidson
Fundamental Rules.
First Grammar, J. W. Knight-Case.
Urinary Grammar, Hiss Wyttenbach-
Personal Pronoun.
Physiology, Samuel Wyttenbach-nIges-
ton.
o. s. History, Bob Hooker-English Set
Elements
Spelling. W. Davidson.
The OCCASION will be a novel one,
and it Is hoped that the exercises will
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Cn0Iee Gngar.Cured namsll

UEOLtt EUSaF*CufCu HaHIS ;!
We are selling Rufner & Co.'S
Sugar-Cured Hams, and we and our
customers pronounce them equal to
The best Cincinnati and Saint Louis
brands.
PARSONS, ScoVILLE & M0FFETT,
jan15-tf No. IS, Main Street.
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Unpaid Letters,
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE

January ii, 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuhiciently di-
rected.
Ifnot called for by January goth,
they will be sent TO the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please apply at the Cashiers
Office.
J. s. Spity, Jr., Newburgh. Ind.
j. Jurgensmier. Paducah, Ky.
Mrs. Rietschu, Hickory Branch, Ind.
Martin Grace, Terle Haute, IND.
o Overman, Covington, Ky.
Alexander Bros, Salttllo, Tenn.
Miss Louisa Schultz, Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Jennie Dugan, Hickory Branch,
Indiana.
Miss Mary Krakel, 5th, bet. Market and
Jefferson.
ID. @. Hill & Co, New Albany, Ind.
Geo. Gahry, Tene Eill, Pa.
Miss Eliza Null, Sellers Landing, III.
ID. L. McSherry & Co., Dayton, o..
Geo. Anton Schmidt, Louisburg.
Mrs. HartIy Carlisle, Henderson, KY.
Louis Huck, Haubstadt, Ind.
VIM. Happier, Cairo, Iii.
Alex. seaman Patoka, Ind.
JOHN w. FOSTER, z. NJ.
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RECoRDER's CoURP.-A. Stark, for
a plain drunk, was charged$5 %. He
was sent to prison.
Peter Jordon, on a similar charge
was served In the same manner
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RS5 A black billy goat, q new ar
rival, took a notion to butt at a street
car. yesterday. He made a dive :"
at one Of the wheels, and got caught,
and was dragged Tor some distance.
After he got loose, he followed the
car for same distance, seemingly de-
termined to have his revenge.
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CTTY BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
REVENUE RETURNS FOR DECEMBER

Below We give the amount of sales
OF business houses, as reported for
December, and copied from the books
Of the Assessor Of Internal Revenue.
1t is an interesting exhibit of bust
ness during the hard times.
nnrrrpTrG
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-REETGIOus

Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
Preaching by the Pastor at l0H o'clock
A. NJ. In the evening there viii be union
services OF all the Presbyterian Churches
al sever O'Clock.
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"a MI. II. i. Bsnnett, the City
Directory Canvasser, did not get
through his work yesterday, and will
remain until Tuesday. Any notices
Of changes il firms or locations will
receive attention, if left at Fish &
Barriers book store by Monday even
1rC
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JArAMANsI.-Uloud, Akin & Co.
yesterday made another shipment to
New York, Of Jatamansi Hair Re-
s~torative. This popular remedy ap-
pears to meet with great favor
wherever it is introduced.
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sen York pry Raoae Earke..

DT AWiHBIHTNsI |NW AWNWI WWNsIIHf
DRY GoODs-The market Is sim devoid
OF animation, and prices show no partlcu-
lar change from previous rates. Printing
cloths are held at SIC; prints ct IKE, for
the best madder, new Styles l5ZMl0Lc
for heavy brown b~heetings; Zoe for Gre0n
& Daniels three cord thread; 45c for Stark
bags; 100 for Namaske bleached mualins;
TIC for Fruit OF the Loom; zoe for Wnm-
Allendale and Pepperel; and9Lc forsheet-
fnua-
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saF T. g. BridwelI & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
fall stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com-
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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DRD.-Mr. Rekermann, the man
who was so terribly injured by falling
from the third story of S. Meyer &
Co.'S furniture establishment, during
the fire on Thursday evening, died
yesterday, from the effects of his in
juries by falling and burning. He
leaves a wife and five children in
Germany, to mourn his loss. Coroner
Sauer held an inquest over his re-
mains.
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ALMOST every day we hear many per-
SON complaining of headache, loss of APP
petite, and that they are not fit to do any
thing, &c. Many is the day that we have
felt so ourselves, and in fact have gone to
bed and imagined ourselves sick. but for
the life of us could not tell what was the
matter. One day while thus Complaining
a friend said to us, - Why don't You inv
PLANTATION BTrTERs? the are really n
good thing. and will make you feel like a
new man" Upon his
we purchased q bottle, and took Them nc
cording to the directions. They seemed to
go right to the spot, and gave Us immedI-
ate relief. Ever since, we have taken
every opportunity to recOmmend fhnln
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The in
junction case Of PhiIena Sellman VS..
John Greek and the city of Evans
vile, of which mention was made
yesterday, was concluded yesterday
evening. and at a late hour last night
the jury returned a verdict in favor
of the defendants. The injunction.
therefore, is set aside.
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be interesting and profitable. The
teachers of the County and the citi-
zens of the District are respectfully
invited to be present.
J. w. KNIGHT.
School Examiner.
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EG- Dennis Barrigan, of Hender-
son, bought an overcoat, yesterday,
Of Mr.. Goodman. on Main Street.
costing ST, for which he rendered a
$50 counterfeit bill and received So
in change. 1t was soon discovered
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. sold, yesterday, fifteen hogs
heads of tobacco at the following
prices: Three hogsheads frozen Lugs
at 81 O5, 81 45, 81 So; five hhds. in
ferior to common Lugs at S. 10. Sc 90,
Sc 20, Sc 20, Sc 30; six hhds. com
mon Leaf at s. 90, IS 20, IS 30, IS so,
s. 20, So s.; one hid. medium Leaf
at 50 so.
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Hoas.-Wm. ~. Akin cut up 1873
hogs yesterday. l.. Ruffner. Jr, &
Co, will cut up 100 hogs to-day.
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"a The proceedings Of the City
Council will be found unusually inter-
esting.
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49, The Criminal Court will be in
session to-day.
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Br One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling At
reduced prices.
jams ~ScHAPKER, RUssING & Co.
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Jew S.

B The County Commissioners
will meet on Monday.
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10W F0fk Gold and bsGCh harAi {.
By Telegraph X YoHK Jan. IA.
MoNEY-Easy; Gs7 por cen discounts;
demand light
STERLIKG-Firmer; SH@6N.
GoID-Opened at I2l5I: sold al fl2l<@l22
aud closed at 1917. C-Iearances, 3,OJO.0DJ
GOVRRHMENTs-ClOsed steady; coupons
Of 5Si. T7<0IIS; do. 49,. 1l5Mmll5I; do. "a,
Ii5ILmfI58<; do. 'Gj, ll5H0II5Z; 90. new,
ii8%4II41S: do. ~, II4BglllM; 40. '0s, ll4H
Mli4Z; l0s40s. L2L9IlZI.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-15

IA The total sales Of real estate,
the past week amount to $11.110 %.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-15

B1- For BLACK Ms and PIMPLES
on the face, use PerSy's C0meIoae and PINT
pie Remedy, prepared only by DR.. b. G.
PERRY, AZ BDnd Street, New YORK. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. Inol7 dam SDN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-15
Important 10 steambGatmen.

Buck Pearson, late Of the steam
boat Norman, desires all steamboat
men visiting this port, to call at the
BooUET SALOON, Sycamore Street,
near Water, and have their licenses
renewed for 1870. 10 1w.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-15
Gpare.Rlbs and TenaerIoins!!

An abundant supply to be had every
day this week, at our pork house,
First Street, between Vine and Di-
vision. i. RUFFNER, JR.. & Co.
ian12 IT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-15
DR.. D. III, KENNEDY,
PHYSICIAN ARD SURGB0N.

OFFICE on Third street, between Lo-
~ Gust and Walnut, opposite Engine
House, up stairs.
ONCE hours nom 8 A. NJ. to u H., and
from 2 TO 0 p. NJ. ianl2-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-15

hY See GILBERT & Co.'S adver-
tisement Of two OF the best and finest
Stores In town for Rent. oc29-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-15

You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click Il Schwartz OPP
rOsite the Opera House. sep25