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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-22

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Feb. 81.
EASTERN ExcHANGE-Stesdy and un-
changed.
FLoUR-Quiet, at So 6O@4 rs for Spring
extras.
WHEAT Quiet sales No. at S79s71zc;
No. 2 at SlGSlIsc, closing firm at SI5zdSl1Sc;
this afternoon No. is hrm at S2c cash and
S23zc, seller March
CoRN-Quiet and firm; sales No 2 at 90 q
G9Se, closing at 69l<a6915c; sales of new az
6096l%c; no grade at 461z95lc: this alter
noon No. 2 was steady at 691zc cash, and
OATS Quiet and hrmer; sales Of No. 2 at
33l493Ss4c, closing quiet at 3S1Sc.
RYE-Steady al 67G6Sc for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull for all grades except Cam
ada, which sold freely at 989Sl 10; No. is
nominal at 65972c.
HIGHWINEs- and very firm at
921zc.
PRoVISToNS-Firfn and steady; Mess PORK
steady and firm; sales at SIT cash, buyer
February and seller March, closing finn;
hams firm at I45z9l5c for sweet picked,
and 1890 for green; dry sailed shoulders
l0A9lO1zc; rough sides I294G13c; short rib
middle l4c.
LARD Quiet and firm at 15Gl5kc.
HoGs-Dressed are dull at $40 256I1 co.
closing quiet aud easy at $40 3716qI0 625S
dividing on 200; live are hrm at S. 6099 so
for common to extra.
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BOAT STORES, OILS.
=. SIN ZECE1 81 SON,
Wholesale Dealers in
Boat Stores Lubrioating, Coal, and
Lard Oils; Oordage, Rogin,
Pitch, &c,
No. 20 WATER STREET.
apr28 diyJ Bet. Main and Vine.

August Schultze, William Hoppe. Charles
H. Truman, Peter Braun. Ferdfnand
Holz, Michael Becker, Alexander JACK.
and John Truman, composing the firm
of schuli re, Truman & Co. John a
ReitZ, Howard G. Woodrow John a
Haney and Anton Helblfng' vs. Nat
Ann Bolus, A.frc1 r. Bolus PeneI0nSs
Bolus, Mary Anr 3oIus, Jr.. dwin
BoIus. TheodC : Sondermann and So
pnia Gilman.
In the anderbrrgh Circuit Court, April
Term, 1870.
TT APPEALING SbE AFFEDAVEF
IL on file in the Office OF the Clerk of saId
Court that Alfred r. B0lus, Marv Ann Bo-
lus, Penelope Bolus. and Mary Ann BOIus
Jr., defendants in the above entitled cause
are non residents of the State OF indiana
and that they are necessary parties to the
above entitleo cause, which Is concerning
Ieat estate.
Notice is hereby given TO said nor-resi-
dent defend9nts, Alfred r Bolus, Mary
Ann Bolus, Penelope Rolus, and Mary Ann
BOlHs, Jr., of tie tendency of this action,
nd that the same will stand for trial at
the next term of said Circuit Court, at the
Court HOUSE, in the City of Evansville,
Vanderburgh County, State of Indiana on
the second Monday In 4 pr1I, 1870.
Witness, SOren SoIeosOn, Clerk Of said
Court, at Evansville, this Sth day of Fen
Iuary, 1876. ;. S0RENSON, Clerk.
Thomas +. GaIYin and asa Igleheart q
Soa, AtOI neys iCr plaintiffs.
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Sc. Louis garKst.

By Telegraph.i ST. LOUIS, Feb. 81.
General market extremely dull, with
scarcely anything done, in consequence OF
the temporary suspension of navigation.
ToBACco-Unchanged; demand exceeds
the supply.
CoTToN-Nominally lower: 231zd24c.
HEMP-NominaI; 81 209sl so undressed;
81 259s2 40 dressed.
FLoUR-Unchanged and demand light;
choice club sold at "a n; fall Xxx 81 S715.
WHEAT-Ug changed No. red fall g5asl !;
choice 81 l0Gsl %; fancy white 81 3215.
CoRN-Unchanged mixed 70@7I; yellow
7ld73; white 76C979
OATS-DulI at 49a53c.
BARLEY-DuQ at 81 O0GSI O5 for Mimi
81 30 for choice fall.
RYE-Quiet at 70972c.
WHIsKY-Steady.
Pork Firm at S27 50d27 rs.
DRY SALT MEATS-Firn1 and in fair order
demand at l05zgIl for shoulders
BACOS-Order sales az l2% for shoulders.
le9lGH for clear rib. and 1871 for clear sides.
LARD-Nomlnaily l4%9l5; prime steam
l54I5zz; kettle rendered in good demand
at 5@6; prime to choice 69612.
HoGs-No supply; prices nominally at
81 7599 90,
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Re-Opened far the Season

B: +. Tribe 3 Co., having bought
the Factory Of w. Hunnel, wish to
inform the public that they have COM
menced running. and will fill all or
ders for Sash, Doors. Blinds. Frames,
&c. Dressed Flooring, Weather
boarding, and all kinds of Lumb to
order. on short notice. Call and see
US. Fact0ry-corner of Walnut and
Fifth st. feb2I 2w.
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DULL TIMEs.-In these dull times
when items are scarce, Bohemians
in the larger cities resort to all man
ner of strategy to Gil their columns
with interesting and amusing items.
On one occasion a reporter, hard up
for items, wrote an article headed
Indian Invasionl" On perusing it,
it proved to be a description of the
lay figures of aborigines used as to-
bacco signs. On another occasion an
article was headed =" Desperate and
Bloody Encounter" aud long ac-
count of an engagement with mos
quitoes followed. Another one wrote
a long stupid article headed " Under
ground Railroad setting forth that
a tunnel several miles in length had
been dug under the streets of
large city. The hoax was so utterly
destitute of anything like fun or
drollery, that it was extensively copied
by noodles of editors who couldn't see
through the folly of it.
Other add more desperate attempts
to amuse readers, have been made
from time to time. Such as the re
quest modestly made, won't some
one get up a fght?'
just as the writer of this arrived at
the above quotation. he met with
response little looked for, by a fellow,
who is said to be more or less notori-
Gus, entering the JOURNAL Office and
calling him ugly names. resulting in
the expulsion Of the said intruder,
and the sudden conclusion OF this ar
fieIe
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FuFs. FuFS. FuFs.

Now is your time for a cheap set OF
Furs. Weber & Co. are selling their
entire stock regardless of cost. See
price list: Good sets for ladies, worth
So for So so; splendid sets Brown
Couey, worth 81 for So; splendid sets
Water Mink. worth 81 for So; fine
Mink sets, worth $50 to SIS for $50
to $50; Childrens' sets, worth 50 %
for 50 Sign of the Royal Bengal.
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accomplishments. assisted by ccurte-
Gus and attentive clerks. Our mer-
chants and shippers should give her
a good trip.
FoR PETERSBURG. The good
Steamer Crescent City leaves at Pm.
to-day for Petersburg and all way
points, in charge Of Capt. Gus. Start,
and with AL. Ashby 10 tie Office.
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SEEKING INvEsTMENT.-We under
stand that the Typographical Union
have about $3.50 which they desire to
use up in sending printers out of the
city who have come with the intention
of going to work in the printing Off
ees. Compositors will find the present
a rare opportunity to visit Evansville
free of expense. We advise them to
come.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-22

To complete the outfit of the culina-
ry department without a supply of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, The
best, purest and cheapest baking
powder known, as one pound will go
further than two pounds of ordinary
manufacture, and from it can be made
the sweetest and lightest kind OF bis
cults, rolls, cakes. &C., &c, every
time, to perfection. One trial will
convince the most skeptical of its SUI
periority over all others. For sale by
Grocerg. feb21tu thu&sat.
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SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.-Deputy
Sheriff Lauer last night served sum
mons on the assembled Mayor and
Council to answer to the suit of John
Deacon who sues the city and James
Parfett about some old cisteru claims.
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lOuIsyilIe AarEet

6y Eeiegraph.I LoU1svrI1.. Feb 81
I0BAcCo-Sales As hhds at 81 30g5 so for
lear, and Sl0gl1 90 Tor medium do.
BAGGING-Quiet and firm; held at 95c-
GoTrON-Declined TO 23c. 80
FLoUR-There il o local deman e,rtro
family 50 o. ~ d
GRAIN Quiet and steady; Wheat 81 05a
10 corn 9jci Oats 63c, and Rye soc, ali
n FiIRoEIsIoN5-Qute and firm; Mess Pork
4z54ci clear rib I614c; clear sides I6IIc; bulk
s SIk2 oers NC; clear rib lf54c; clear sides
IARD-TieTee I6c.
WHISKY-93c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-22

STOLE A HAMA negro, who saw
a ham at Stafford's, corner of Third
and Locust streets, coveted it. I'm
mindful of the command, Thou shalt
not coUet." he eonfsoated it, and lit
out" Neither the ham nor the son of
Ham have been seen since.
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RARE FUN.-The Committees Of the
Typographical Union are displaying
commendable zeal and energy ia wait
ing upon the cars and various boats as
they arrive, to ascertain if any print
ers are on board. Go it. boys. We
like your pluck.
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feb22 2s
Brlcklayers, Notice Feb. 22nd 1879

There will be meeting of the
the bricklayers of Evansville, on
this, Tuesday. evening at Z O'Clock
P. NJ, at the Ingle Street Engine
House. A full attendance is request
ed, as business of importance is to be
transacted, by order of previous
meeting.
VIM. BEDFORD AND J. DEpRAY
feb22 1t Secretaries
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PERsoNAL-E. S. Russell Esq, one
of the enterprising and solid men of
Mt. Carmel, was in the city yesterday.
Gen. Green b. Raum of Illinois,
I'll. B. Hanson contractor on the E.
II. & N. r. r., HI. c. Bethel, of New
burg, J. w. Hargrove of Oakland
City, and w. w. Crawford of Louis
Vile. we're in the city last night.
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COuNcIs. PROCEEDINGS
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, Feb. IL, 1870

Evansville, Feb. II, 1870.
Council met, pursuant to adjourn
ment
Present-His Honor, Mayor Walker,
and Councilmen Semonin, Orr, Hold
son, Steineker, Wiltshire and Dough
ty.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read aud approved, after being so
amended as to show that Mr.. Doughty
voted against the extension of gas
mains on Eighth Street in the mau-
ner proposed.
The following bills were ordered
paid.
Gas Light Co. for ,Z09 10
Gas Company Mains on Gum, Pow
ell, Division, Second and clark ST., 625 90
John Reynolds, repairing CLOCK at
Engine House No 1,....-................... 3 IS
Evansville Journal Company, ......... 2I9 90
Evansville Cotton Manfg Co. cotton
street Labor on certifcate OF John
Eberhart, Superintendent. IS 90
Jackson Fire O.. No l, three hress p 50
r. w. Strinecker 1 cord wood......... 50
A petition was received from j p.
Elliott and others asking for the open
ing of Walnut and Orange Streets.
On motion Messrs, John A. Reitz
and John Greek were appointed ap-
praisers on the part of the city to
open the streets, the property owners
being each entitled to two appraisers
to assess damages and benefits arising
| therefrom.
A communication was received
| from fourteen business men on First
Street, presenting the hack stand on
| that street as a nuisance, and asking
! for its removal Referred to the
| Committee on Ordinances, with in
structions to report an ordinance to
remedy the complaint.
Mr.. Semouin offered an ordinance
making it the duty Of every person
intending to build to file with the
City Clerk a description and esti-
mated cost of each building, Ia order
to prevent any such buildings being
omitted in making up the assess
ments. Laid over under the rule.
The Committee appointed to pro
cure an assistant for the City Clerk,
to help him in making out his re-
ports, reported that they had ar
RANGED with Mr.. John b. Martin for
that purpose. Approved.
The Mayor reported the exchange
of certain city bonds and the payment
/ OF 0ONe VI the CITY lOi %CiOUO W lHc
First National Bank.
Ply. ID. Vets, wharf master, re
ported the receipt OF $50 70 for nine
teen steamboats,.
s. p Havlin reported the receipt OF
800 90 for twenty steamers.
The Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery
reported p interments to the 18th,
and the Sexton of Locust Hill Gene
tero reported Is interments since
January.
The clerk OF the Upper Market re
ported the receipt of $28 20.
Petitions for liquor licenses were
received from Henry Il. Gumberts,
Michael Fuerbaeh and Henry ker-
chof.
A communication was received
from John Shanklin, guardian of Neg
ley heirs, in regard to excessive
taxation of certain property. Re
ferred to the Committee on Erroneous
Taxation.
Mir. Doughty reported the necessity
of more draining on Ann Street, so
as to avoid flooding FROM the Long
worth tract. Referred to the Com
mittee on Streets aud Alleys.
No further business appearing, the
Council adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-22

Gar Whose business is it to see the
ties taken from the street railroad on
Main street removed? They lie for
several squares, scattered along, to the
danger of any one driving on that
street at night.
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Left on the Train fer view Y.Tk.

Louis Faul. our Clothing Mer-
chant, left on the train. yesterday af-
ternoon, for New York, for the pur
pose Of laying in his Spring Stock of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Look out for new Neck Ties. He
will bring a full stock Of Piece Goods.
to be made up to order. He will re-
turn in two weeks. feb21 1t
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PURE OLD WHIsKY.-Parties want
ing pure old whisky. for domestic or
medical use, are referred to the adj
vertisement Of N, II. Carr & Co., in
the thirty cent column of the JoUR-
NAL. It's all he represents it to be.
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Bg~ Compositors who come 10 the
city to work on the Courier or JOUR-
NAL can make their own terms with
the Union. They ought not to sell
out too cheap.
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Coon printers can obtain steady en-
ployment at either of the English
printing offices. If they prefer loafng
they must call on the Typographical
Union.
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Observation-Disclosures was brill
liant masquerade ball at National
Hall last night, comprising some of
the most unique and ludierous cos
tunes and representations that could
we'll be devised. 1t was given by
Mr.. Seelig, the proprietor, and was
largely attended
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BGr Fish & Barter have Frank Les
lies Lady's Magazine for March. In
addition to its attractions as a Lady's
Book. it contains fine Colored En-
craving.
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TOBACCO SALE.-The sales of To
bacco at Ford's yesterday. were as
folloWs:
hhds. Frosted Trash, at 81 1916 so.
hhds Frosted Com. Lugs, at So 30l1S7 10
hhds. Frost. and Com. Leaf, ut IS l0aS 90.
hhds. Med. to Fair Leaf, at $40 00gl2 60.
The avero gas of this sale were as
follows:
Frosted and Frozen Trash So co
Frosted Comma Lugs, ...... 20
Frosted Common 1t al, ................ 50
Medium to Fair Leaf, 30
The Leaf was all in high order, and
lost not less than one cent per pound
by that fact.
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OBITUARY." Ben. Butler" the
Owl-not General Ben.-who has
been a constant attendant at Martin,
Gardner & Co.'S sales, and looked
down with such profound wisdom en-
the busy throng of bidders, departed
this life on Sunday, from the effects
of indigestion, He had made mod
est meal of several dozen rats caught
marauding about the premises. and
they disagreed with him.
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ICE.-The cold weather has set en-
lerprisiug people at work gathering ice
from the canal and other available
places-and such ice
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La6i.s Anctinn sale.

A nice lot of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods will be disposed of on
Wednesday at 2 O'Clock.
L. NJ. ELLIOTT.
feb22 2s No. 81 Main st.
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A STRIKE ENDED.-The strike Of
the wood turner's is at an end. After
irving every means in their power to
carry their point, the strikers have
returned to work; several of them
subject to be superseded by men
ENGAGED from other cities. now sup
nosoJ to be on the way. After hold
10 ont Eve weeks, they found that
tbeir nlaees would be supplied by
others, aud they gave way. many OF
,bem unable 20 get employment on
any terms.
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PRINTERS WANTED,

Good printers wanted at this Office.
Apply Immediately. No union men"
need apply.
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HoLIDAY.-This being Washing
toms birthday the schools will not
be opened.
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Rtasph.s nsrRe4

FtasDh.s asrEea
teleErapn.I MENPHIs. Feb. 19.
Cotton Flat; at 2S923hc; Receipts s6i
bales exports 273 bales.
FLOUR-Steady superfine at s. D
CORN-9Gc9sI 20.
OATS-65c,
HAY-s25a2j 90.
BRAS-G25 CO.
LARD-16G1T18c.
PORK-S29
BACON Nominal; shoulders ll1zc; sides
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"a Religious services this morn
Jog at the Vine Street Presbyterian
Church.
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pga- Initial paper, four different
patterns, for sale at this Office.
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B9~ Services this evening at the
Walnut st. Presbyterian Church.
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BG- Green's Ink Erasers for sale
at the JOURNAL Office.
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B@. IF you want. cheap envelopes
go to the JOURNAL office.
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B@ Green, Purple, Rcd and Brown
Ink for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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KRroRean AnrEeLs
By Cable.

By Cable.1 LONDON, Feb. q.
Consols for money 929z; account 02%
American securities; lC4O's, 81 %; 62's, SsIs
Sos, SS5s; CTS 81; Erie'e, ~; Illinois Cen
trai, liz; A. d q. W., 311
PARIS, February 2I.-Bourse firm at 70
francs t. confines.
FRANK. OFT, February la--Bonds firm al
935ss9354.
LIVERPOOL, February 2I.-sCotton mar
ket, middling uplands lIA9lI55; Orleans,
III, sales 10 Q90 bales.
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Admission 90
Annual que 90
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We have watched me course of so many
distressed, elnaciated and foriorn dyspep-
tics, of WORKOUT and Frustrated females.
who have taked new lease of life, and
gradually received vigor, strength, health
effects or PLAETATION BITTERS, that we
are not surprised at the Testimonials daily
received. If IL is pleasure to do good in
the world, how full must be the measure
of the Proprietors of these celebrated Bit
tiers.
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CITY NEW s.

S0@All kinds of Stationery for sale
at this Office.
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ToBACco.-A ttend the sale at Mar
tin, Gardner & Co.'S this morning.
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D@ One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, Just received, and selling al
reduced prices.
JAMS SoHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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Ba~ Martin, Gardner & Go sell to-
blcco daily.
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We also issue certificates for 81. 500, bene-
at, If desired. Forty days grace allowed
for payment of Assessment and Annual
Dues. No restriction on travel or resi-.
dence send for circular. Al gents wanted
10 whom liberal com mission Will be
given. Call on or address n. a. WHITE
Manager, tor Indiana, Kentucky. Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas. Of1ce-l9 N. Illinois 81
indianapolis, India "a. y. G.. JEWELL
OHce--No. 10 South second Street. Evans
Vile, Indis ana, = gent for the counties OF
Vanderburgh, POssy, Gibson, Knox, Var
rick and spencer. feg
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. febl0 d3t Goodwill
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Nv IoIUN o
Persons from 81 10 90, inclusive.

Persons from 81 10 90, inclusive.
...a...fl6 W
uu6 b w
Assessment On death of membe 5 90
In these Dtvisio1s the fal ally or heirs of
deceased member receive G5 for every
certificate in force In the Division at the
time The death occurs. II the Division Is
full they receive 50, 900.
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GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE,
At MILLER, KARGEs g. tO.'s,

Our copar.n ership contract having run
out Dy limitation OF time, and being deter
mined To close up our business, we will
sci AT cost price our whole st ok OF Fulni-
ture. Every one who wants to buy good
ana cheap Furniture Will please call on ~
We also offer the "a hole business 1Cr sac
under very liberal conditions.
fei7 d6W1 MILLER, KA4stsES Il co.
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Sea l0rA Dry 10000 1&f...

Soa l0rA Dry 10000 1&F...
By telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. 81
Market rather quiet; but few changes to
report, Androse0ggin, l01z Brown Az do
"a do 4214 Gold Meual "a bleached y; Mont
gomery q ditto IL. Business shows visible
signs OF Improvement, Tomorrow being
holiday, business viii be generally sus-
pended ID financial and commercial cir
cles. The STOCK and Gold Exchange BANKS
and public offices will be closed,
Money easy at 496 on call. Sterling weak
at 64g61s. Gold opened at 1871, touched
1874. advanced to ~ on action OF House
relative TO more currency and reacted to
lS1s at close from bear pressure TO Contract
II; market more active. Total ciearanoes
~ millions; carrying rate 4gG% per cent.
cover ments steady : coupons A6I ITs<@5S:
@zsi ditto new 1904. Currency IILMs/
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"a II AA5% AFeHs4OAAe4 11s4Ea
Corner Main and First BtPeeu.
Evansville, Inc
~ AEUEAGEURER OBJ CQNTENui.
44A Gus Gum Work, Gold, Silver. Vui.
ean1ge, Corallte, and Amber Plates Carvod
Work, Artificial Palates, &C.
ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous oxia,
ian excellent and safe aasesthetiel. Chl1
IToIorm' Ether, and also several local pars
NEU RAL9IC Affections treated.
FATALITIES are as good and M
establish rnent as large consisting OF PTV
rooms: as any in the United States.
RETURN My THANKS for fha a.
lensiye patronage received during the paal
EIGHT IEA tsS, nncFi0
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WEBER & Co. are selling heir en-
tire stock of Furs regardless Of cost.
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ia The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings, &C., at lowest
prices, at
jams SCHAPKER, BUssING 4 Co.
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FoUR OFFICEs Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. w. SHANKLIN.
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NaehYilIe Market,

By Telegraphl NASHVILLE, Feb. 10.
CoTTOE-Duil; low middling, pc; good
ordinary, 2ll1e. Stock, 500 bales,