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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-21

We always feel an interest in the welfare Of
Inc ladies, aud are panied to see SO many
looking pale, languid and unhealthy. Weare
satisfied this might be remedied if they would
only use the Constitution Bitters. They
would soon bring the bloom Of health to
your cheeks, if used according to directions.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-21

~ R, OSTER & CO. hare the most extensive
III, and varied assortment of FIVE CLOTHS
and CassiIneres in Bedford, a ohE3 = a. me
sar,o make. stvle and quality can be sold west Of
Philadelphia. lVaecim
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-21
THE BEDFORD HOTEL
FOR SALE.

i
Two dwelling Houses with valuable lots appur-
tenant thereto, in Boydstown. Terms easy. In
quire Of r,-,,r,,-prr Urn
so,tt 80 Bedford, Pa.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
The Cuban NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A Seizure and 3 SuIfr

LAKE CRY, Florida, December IA.
Advices received from Havana state
that General Zsa had arrived from
Puerto Principe and reports the rev.
olution fast drawing TO a close. He
doubts whether it will last two months
longer.
Aureeocha, chief of the insurgent
staff in the Eastern Department,
while attempting to revolutionize
the PolqQin District, was captured
and executed. Cepeda. the insurgent
Superintendent of Finance at Cen
convillss, was also captured and exc
cuted.
Advices from Jamaica. dated the
10th inst, report the arrival OF q
Southampton steamer.
The government contemplates the
erection of dock at Kingston, and
taxing the shipping to contribute to
the outlay.
The agent Of the New Orleans un-
derwriters has seized LOO pro-
ceeds of 1000 bags of coffee sold
| from the wreck of the Emma Sophia,
in consequence of the captain having
engsged TO pay the Nunez Bros. 70
per cent. for the sale. The under
writers offered 30 per cent, which
was refused, hence an action for
e5. 600 aud trial, which has been sci
down in the Admiralty Court for the
17th inst.
Advices from St. Thomas. dated
the 7th inst state that on that day
the ships composing the expedition
/ of Sir Charles Bright had started to
/ lsy the cable to Porto Rico.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
Eam YnrR marrar

BY sgewrRph.I NEW YoRK, Dec. u.
CoxpoN-Aaiddling bplands, l559c
EIotER-69utet and unchanged. Receipts.
9,5to barrels: superdno winter, IS 20Ge5 As
common TO good extra rs 918e6 10; good 70
choice. a6 1886 60s common 20 choice state,
80 60&S8 So common 70 good Ohio, " u18
80 45s Sts Louis, s. l094b z5s
RYE EFLDUB-U nchanged.
GoRN MEAL-Qnlet-
WHmAT-0pened duils but closed active.
Recefpts, 1900 bushels; Old red and
anabsr 81 s559i A2; u ~ "a ss9st os ns
E1E-DnII but unchanged.
hARLKY-DuM and prices dropping :
Car ada Vest sle3I Oh Be 41e 89c.
BAILEY MALT-QuAet-
Co zN-Duu and q hade L0Weri receipts
I40o0 bushels; No. mixed 1896 yellow
oArs-DuIl but unchanged: reeeluts
42O01 b ushels; western and OHIO 6085l1s-
LEATHER-5teady &c M9a0ci Caiiforr
MIA Z7g.Be; Orlaocoi 26g255ac.
Wool STEADY & doLnestic sssl azs9ssz1se
HoPs -Dn /; state lA3l6c; western sal2c.
CoFFEE-Demand fsA.- an G . .tnaTk n.Ll ~ y.
l45sglsszei lava 20gz254ci Aagnara l894'7Hc
= s1azz-Cuba log<eukei Porto Rico TX
altoSTs.AssKs-Eew Orleans esg7ss.
PsrsoI1ssGisM PaaoT1sissS : Crude 12c; refined 2274
csc s,,.
PR0vIsIoNs-Duu mess pork So new
$40 75g2J; prime mess porE Sl79ll ~; rev
g210s2I Is mess pork foe January and Fen-
rt1ary sL9i mess beef and extra unenanGeo !
beef hams smoked 8&s@Si; prime mess
CIR .ssTsATs-I1uil: 8 ain hams 101S8ISct
shoulders S8Slses mtdul6a more &ctAN0i
snort Gear mIddles II5zcs long clear
mIddlea lie; city long middies ll1<@
IAaRD-Dull: prime steam I2J6c; kettle
13c.
BUTrER-DuIl but unchanged; western
12gz5c; ss6ate 20942c.
GHE a8E-Sleady, with a moderate de-
mand at l2al6Lc.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

THE appointment by the President
Of an Israelite as Superi0 tendent OF
Indian affairs in the Territory of Ar
izonn, = rsada the occasion for c-f4e :
display Of faeeHousness bg tbe Ciucin-
nati EHgusrer. Evidently anmindfUl
OF TIE fate Of ths merry dog whose
shining wit etsll the room abiazs,
it tries to bs asefuBny as II can.
! lie says this last appointment
/ completes tho denominssionsl cir
Gle, and that nov the poor Indian
/ has Id Tsfaelits TO taash him that
/ there il bat ons Savior. Jehovah, and
that lbs Christ of the Christians vas
but q man and not the Soa Of God
4 ths Catholie 20 oouvinos him Ehers
I is ID salvati0n out Al the mother
church tho Baptist e inouloats the
Necessity of immersion the Matho-
diss that sprinklins j. ali sufficient !
tie EpIeoopalian 10 ilaiss upon the
thirgy-nidt artioleaa chs Presbytarian
+ upon the WastmiasteE Gatechlsm and
/ the U1igeraalist % teach that all vii
be saved Who behave themselves
+ Granting 81 this 20 b. tsHa, re s1s
Beet that the pooF Eadisns viii faF'
muoh better ia listening 10 he va
Fions thsologiaa NJ 5raal's ap
p5Iatess thaa he did yhsa be dgAal
the msan WHISKY and vas robbed 6
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
CinnlnnafI MaFkaf.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Dec. Ii,
CorroH-Qniet and weak; middIing lac.
Flour anu grain unchanged and dull.
5ROCERIE2-Steadys
OIIS-DnIA aud prices dropping.
EG@s-sscarce and firm al SOC.
BUTTER-scaTce and firm a. 25GS0..
CHEEsE-Demand good at fatl peioes at
131S@l5zc.
sEEDs-1lover seed quiet and weak a.
sl0Gl0 a7A on arrivals $40 5D@l0 70 from
store: timothy seed, demand fair and
market firm &C s. $3.50 e0s .fiax seed, dul1
but unchanged.
PoRK-Dul and prices are nomlnaI az
SIS rs.
HoGs-Opened nrmer but closed dull at
S6 39gb 40s opening and closing al Sc 194
Q 40 under adFiees from other markets :
recelpts 200.
BEEF GATTLE-Demand good at fall
prices.
ToBAcco-Demand good at full prices
WHIsKY-Demand good at fuI price
sales al Is =.
GoLD-f1I65s.
ExCHANGE-Dull at 1-I6 discount.
h1oMEY-ActiYe.
LARD-DuIl and prices have declined :
sales q Kettle at liz; steam ll7< head end
BULK MEATs-DuIl but unchanped 1
shoulders eSz87c; clear rib 1ocs clear sldea
8H.
BAcoN-ouiet and weak; asking pEies
T1Cs l31<0l4cs
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
GuapOWdeP BxperimeBt-The Shoe
makers Strike.

NEW YORK, December 14.-An ex
pertinent OF blowing up wrecked yes
sells in North River, opposite this city,
has proved successful. Six tin cans,
holding about ten pounds of powder
each, were successfully lowered into
the wreck and fired by a galvanio bat
terry. The shock was terrific, q solid
column of water some twenty feet 10
diameter being thrown into the air
fully forty-fEe feet, the wreck having
been thoroughly broken and was eona-
pletely dredged out. The experiments
is an important one, as il proves the
feasibility of the hitherto doubtful
method of removing snnken vessels
from harbors.
The long threatened strike Of Girls.
pins is fairly inaugurated, and its ter
mination in the present condition of
trade may be. in all likelihood, long.
One Of the most distressing results Of
the strike, brought about by the action
of the shoe manufacturers. is that
over 500 females have been thrown
out of employment, being unable to
get work at any other job, and have
been reduced to the last extremity.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

THE Terre Haute people are ia ex
stacies over their new Opera House,
and we are not surprised at it. The
building is really an ornament to the
city, and would be to any city. The
grand opening will take place on
Monday evening next. with Mr.. John
E. Ovens. the commedian. as the
Star. Arrangements have been made
with the different railroads to take
passengers at half fare. and il is an
tieipated that the surrounding coun-
Try viii promptly avail itself of the
opportunity 10 see a genuine 0pC
House and blazing comic star.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
WAR IN EUROPE

ET1GT


LONDON, Dsosa5ss IA eorrs-
spondent Of the Pail Hall Gazette. &C
Hague. credits the statement that the
King Of Holland. in November. as
signed the Grand Ducby Of Luxem-
burg to Prussia.
LONDON, December 12.--Adgices
from MonteYide0 to the 18th OF No
vember. are TO the effect that the
siege causes 8 scarcity Of food almost
amounting to famine.
ABoUr HAyRE.
LONDON, Dee. 12.-The Eastern
question is again agitated. The Rus
sian Minister to Constan hnople is
asking for the further annukment of
taking precautionary measures 70
guard against q surprise.
French dispatches say that the
Army of the Loire Is leading = for
lorn hope ia its struggle for France.
THE EAsTERE QUESTION: FoRLoRE HOPE.
LONDON, Dee. 1.-THE ShipptHq
Gazette deplores the resolution Of the
French to defend Havre. which will
be nothing but q waDton destruction
of property.
LONDON, December 13-It is re-
ported from Luxemburg that Mont
medy has been bombarded.
BUSINESS.
LONDON, December 13.-Business
ia &C . stand still in consequence of
the approach of the holidays.
wALIEE.
LONDON, Dec. 13-4 Pm. - The
Russian forces are rapidly concentrAt-
ing near the Turkish frontier.
SURRENDER OF PFALzBURG-FRoM CHINA.
LONDON, Dec. 13, 3 P.M.-PIalE-
burg, the stronghold in the Vosges
siege, which was commenced soon af-
ter the battle of Worth, has surrend~
cred unconditionally. The Prussian
troops marched into the place to- day.
Private sdvices from Tien Tsin 20
November 18th. contradict the report
Of Secretary Wade. and represent
that serious disturbances have oo-
cured in the province of Honan.
cREW RESCUE.
LONDON, December 1.-THE crew
Of the brig Bessie. lost on q voyage
from Baltimore to Falmouth, were
saved and landed at Henzeano.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
- Greaf RamIIr RamafIr-

\ To prevent or e0uqzsF disease Ia q great
ana nDbi@ mchAevements and 80 surely as
the buIet aud bayOBet win destroy, 80
surely will the greRt Family Medicine and
Household Rene ~, MESHLER'S HERB
BHTEER5, protect and preserve human
SAfa. Now the present Is the most i'm pOr-
sanE psFtod OF tne year 20 prepare the hu-
man system by using this celebrated Bit
ters for the severe drain upon its strength
" hich the near Summer months Will
pieted ard GehitttAied organism will
speedily give way. Il Is to prevent this
sv1 result that this Bitters Is Fecomm end
cd for both sexes and all ages It Is the
most excellent Sprfng aud Summer Tonic
ever offered, and wherever IL has been in-
erodueed it. Is f0und tnuispensabs to
young and old. 1t purinea the blood and
8ecretA0nEs accelerafe% the digestive func
ti0nss rsgu iafes the liver recruits all the
vital force8s tones the entire system and
enables the weak and nervous to sustain
any hactuations OF the Temperature or
changes in climate. 1t
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

TIE indianapolis Journal says it is
dimly hintcd that William d. Kelly,
Ct Pennsylvania, will be appointed
Chairman Of the House Ways and
Means Committee. in place Of General
Schenck. That will be a bitter pill
for Western Republicans-Bho have
been congratu'ating themselves over
the Generals appointment as Minis
ter to England-to swallow. They
expected that Speaker Blaine would
appoint some member Chairman of
that Committee who would be more
acceptable to Republicans who do not
regard prohibitory tariff as the sum
of all excellence. We think, with
the Journal, that Mr.. Blaine does not
desire to be elected Speaker for the
second time.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

AS AN amusing instance Of count
ing chickens before they are hatched, .
we may mention that a Democratic
politician in the " Pocket " is quietly
enjoying, in anticipation, the fat
things that will be his when Hen
bricks is President and he is Surveyor
General of 3 Territory I-7eyre Haute
Erpress.
We have been Of the opinion that
the distinguished politician would be
content with nothing less honorable
than foreign mission, or Governor
ship of some Territory With o United
States Sena.orship in prospect. Sur
veyor General" indeedl
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

THH English are said 10 Be- partial
to porter. Can't General Grant make
some kind 0f 3 diokeE for our Porter.
Though hitherto quite sfervassents
aod now, parhaps. a little ioo stale. 20
pc acceptable to Congressional palates.
the article m.gas AXE Re.l with lovers
Of the drink who are not quite so
fastidious.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
ClylllaIsg she Indians Of Montana,

WASHINGTON, December 14.-Com-
missioner Parker has received q letter
from j. a. Vail, Superintendent Of
the Indians in Montana, in which he
says a great many of them want to
work on their places in the gold dig.
gings, and hope that the whites will
be kept away from them. They also
ask that the Great Father will send
them some one to teach them how to
wash out gold. In compliance with
their wishes school has been estsb
lished there, which, within TIC neZi
SIX months, viii be attended by SOC
ohildraa. ArraagemeBts have been
perfected 60 build houses for suoh In
aians as will &c 10 fagmiog. and fur
nish eaehs family 30 doing With 8 COW
aud 8 yoke OF oxen which is as kaF as
the appropriations for that purpose
will uerm3t
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

Qua dispatches this morning indi-
cate that the Prussians are bound to
have Havre. A large force is within
few miles Of that rich seaport, and
we expect that tits lily prepared for
vigorous siege. The French, however.
seem determined, and report says they
are eager for the fght. which viii soon
be at their servics,. The Universal
success which has attended all the
movements Of the German armies
thus far, leaves little ground for the
belief that Havre will be able to resist
their attack. With Havre and one OF
two other seaports in the possession
Of the Germans. France viii present
the singular spectacle ofa nation with
q large navy aDdano sesports.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
GoY. Holder. off. O.

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. IA reso
luton, impeaching Gov. Holden Of
high crimes and misdemeanors in of.
fee, was reported to day by the Ju-
dietary Committee, and passed the
House by q vote of go to 43. To.mor.
row a committee Of two will be ap-
pointed to inform the Senste Of the
action of the House. A COMMITTEES Of
seven was also appointed TO draft ar
tlcles of impeachment, and conduct
che trial before the Senate. The
Governor will be suspended from his
executive functions as soon as he il
arraigned before the Senate. Chiei
Justice Pearson will preside ct the
impeachment trial.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
vFRAL HEADoUARTERs,
FRANCE.
GAS FaosI GAMBETTA.


BORDEAUX, December I3.-The
following news is official:
Gambetta writes to the Government
under the date of the 11th: have
returned to Tours, having left Gen,
Chausey yesterday. continuing in his
efforts to successfully defend tho line
Of the Loire. think the situation so
good that l may go to Bourges to see
what can be done with the Second
Army"
Il is reported at Bordeaux that Gen.
Bourbaki repulsed the Prussians yes
terday.
THE DEFKNcEs AND sPLRIT or THE
DEFENDERS.
HAvRE, December 12-via London.
December 1.-THE Prussians are in
force &C Benzeville, sixteen miles from
the city. Havre is defended BY .
large force and $50 guns manned BY
marines. The population are eager
for a fight. The Prussians threaten
ing HoDfuer have been repelled from
this city by troops who now occupy
Pontelevinque. &c is rumOred that
General Trochu has cat his way
through the Prussian lines.
A PROTEST.
LUxEMBURa, December 49, The
Patriotic Committee TO day voted o
protest against the Prussian charge of
violation OF the neutrality and denying
that there Is any popular desire for
8 change of allegiance.
FRITZ oUrGErER AIS DE cEzAUsEY-rHE po~
sTIIoNs OF TRooPs-TEE Bo8EBARDMKST.
Worlds Speeial.I
.MRUE0, Dseamber 12. Prince
Frederick Charles out-genel led De
Chausey, holding his front @ astantly
engaged while he turned bis position,
and he now threatens bis right dank
and rear by sending the Eighteenth
Division of the Ninth Corps along
the south bank of the Loire in the di-
rection of Blois. The movement was
executed quietly.
Since the 9th the Germans have
encouptered q part of the Fifteenth
Corps, between Moutelwald and
Ohamboid, and drove them across
the river at Blois. and they now oo-
cupy positions commanding the pas"
sage of the river at that point.
The Third and Tenth Corps OF
Germans continue IN pursuit OF the
French towards the south and south
east, but they have not yet proceeded
in force beyond Virzon and Glen.
Ii is reported that the occupation
of Bourgss is incorrect.
Spies and prisoners state that there
is q considerable French force at
Mere. Supposed to be fragments OF
| the 18Th and 10Th corps.
Letters from Versailles say that
| eighty batteries of siege guus are
ready and mounted, and that the bonn
bardmeutWill commence on the 10Th.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
81. LOnls MarkeE.

BY Telegrapn.l ST. LOUIS Dec. L.
tJo.rroH-DulI but unchanged.
RLoUR-LOw grades scarce and Waut9d
81 per dne winter 81 l5g4 S0i Xxx "a 9ei fam
1sy s. 1897 ..
MHRAT-Heayy; No. 2 red winter 81 259
~.
CoRN-Flrm for higher grades; mixed
4IeB44cs yellow 45948tSc,
UATs-DulI but Unchanged at S8c en-
track 865S153c IN warehouses.
BARLEY--DulI but unchanged at el5s
choice daif at 75e.
HIGHWTN1ss-Efrm at SIC.
TOBACCO HEMP AID BAGGIBG - y ~
changed.
CoFFRB-Demand fair and market ffFn
at 90 a2i5z for prime to choice.
sUGAR--Firm at 90II5S.
MoLAssEs-6ag70c Tor plantation.
Pr. BIsxoHS-haS4eFs more DONG Ia PORK
at lsS<gl9c: DuIk shoulders 70; clear III los
aground clear sides 1885 loose ssId 8 ae
gOr shoulders, DC for hams, and W FOR
Sides clear rib bacon l35<, and clear sides
14c.
LARD-Quiet, st 12c for choice.
HoGs-Ls0wers at g. 1896 20.
BULK MEATs-sales at $500 20.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

IT il qaite evident that our city
fathers were badly sold by somebody
on the occasion of their visit to Hen
derson on Tuesday. They are now
looking for the man whn sent them
the invitation to come. He cannot be
found. TIE Railroad Directors
didn't want them, and didn't invite
them, and the citizens of Henderson
have been endeavoring in vain to as
certain the provocation for the sudden
iTruption Of q whole City Council
into their midst. We anticipate that
our Council will ascertain more def
nitely next time. who sends invitations
before It accepts them.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

We print, this morning. very in
terestiug letter from Prof. Owen,
descriptive Of Jerusalem and its sur
roundings. The letter is peculiarly
timely in that Christmas, the day com
memoratiDg the birth ofJesus Christ,
is near at hand. and the thoughts ol
all who revere His name very naGHF.
ally revert to the country Of His birth
and the city made memorable By His
repeated visits and tragic death. Prof.
Owen describes the various localities
as be saw them, and gives = very clear
idea of them as they exist at tht
present time.
His letter also contains items of in
terest concerning the opening Of th'
Suez Canal and Egypt, showing tn
onward march of improvements an
science even 10 that antiquated oouu
l frv
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

THE appointment of General Pleas
anton, Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue in place Of Mr.. Delano, promot-
cd, ought to make everything pleasant
IN that department. We hope that
nothing onpleasant will occur during
Pleasanton's administration OF the
revenue department.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
afraw Mnffoa

gmgAREN UR HW aAmEs RAGPER,
II Irving IN KniEhe Township, On the
29th Of E0weEn bazs 1s5g 8 red Cow vita a.
8 crop OF Eh5 eft sar ana = aift ia the
rfanf. and about four yessNa 0sos and apr
ber. 1s7g. al eweuEvs2lvs dollars. BY 8eETx
NfehfInrata aud Robert Law renee
WI. H. %A&@s IuEliEes
Thas nHtowe s. q true copy taken &fa7G my
egaskeS this 18Th dav Of Decsn peFs 1870
8seI4-st WM- Fl. WANAI, Justice.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
Memphis marRet.

BY Telearaph.1 MEMPHIS Dec. 3.
CorroN-DulI and market unsettled AZ
19s<s receipts for the day 3,750 bales E1i p
nnents 1855 bales.
FrouR-DuIL but unchanged.
(JoRN MEAL-Dum at So Is.
CoRE-Dsmand fair and prices advanced
60 66g6Sc.
0ATs-Demand good at fun prfcesS eaEas
at Soc.
HAY-Flrm and unchanged.
LARD W eak al i dI45z.
BULK MEATS = shoulders 75zgso: siaee
1nNIfe.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
nhIeagn Markaf.

BY TelsanaphI CHICAGO. Dec. IA
ExcHANGE-Unc
kLoUR-Extra supernne spring quiet al
81 25l5 Is.
WHEAT-No. 2 Chicago spring lest5se
higher; sales at 81 050I 08% Tor cash ch o.
ing with buyers a. outside ngures. 3bia
evening active at 81 08H.
CoRN-No. new drmeE; closed at $3.50.
OATa-No. quiet and steady at $50
S35Scs
RYE-No. dull az 67a671Sc.
BARLEY-Opened at 735Scs and closed dnIi
at Tie.
HIGHWr9Es-651Sas5 in iron.
Provisions Steady and fairly active.
Mess pork closed at sls9I8 Is. Lard 1fa<e,
Dressed hogs quiet at 81. Live hogs act4Ra
nj IS 90a6 D
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
Tha T.. IA. SO. 3.

INDIANAPOLIS. December 14-In the
United States Circuit Court to-day. a
rule was granted against j. Il. Joy
and VIM. p. Lewis to show cause
whv they should not be attached, for
refusing to obey the order of the
court ia relation to the appointment
of a receiver for the L., n. A. 4 G. r.
r, The road remains in the hands OF
the receiver.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE. Dec IL.
ToBACCo-Active; sales OF 81 hhds AZ $50
So so for common TO good Ia gss 50 750tH for
low 20 medium leafi s2L 75 for medium %
bright wrappers.
BAGGIEG-Qaiet and firms hemp and
dax &c.
CoTToE-DulI and prices have decliiaed :
middttnE I3szc.
FLoUR-Drmand light at Is as.
WHEAF-Demand fair and market Arm :
other grades quiet mei unCr ungeds
aoEs-- HepEes@e6s PaeH&ra aMg1aE o.
very 1eW choice lots aE 65@c.
REoY1stoeEs s-EaiT. VITA 385k1inE aar
maud. Msss p0rE $40 90 BuIK si7o0ldeEa
Tes clear r8b I65<c; clear sides I15<e Bsera
shoulders ne, clear R1n IAcs ssAa AZ sac -
1aJSc-
l1AEb-Prm9 leaf IN tIereea 12c-
WHEY Advanced TO Ssc.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
rrisplas gtrYKe.

NEW YoBK. December There
4 ~ likelihood Of an early settlement
~ re Cfispins' strike, aad it takes
s3, COO q week to support the men and
women % the strike il this city. Ii
has been determined 60 call ; meeting
10 -merrow With the ob5ect Of forming
q GO operative sh0e mandatory on 4
large scale, the shares to b. 80 each
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
cnnteatad Rlectlon.

RICHMOND, Va December IA
The recent municipal election, car
ried by the Conservatives. was taken
before United States Judge Uoder-
wood this morning. by the Republi-
cans. for q revision under the new
congressional laws Judge Under
wood declined to commence the ease.
leaving it 90 await Judge Bond S ar
fvaf
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
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