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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

CURIOUS ADDREss.-From Mail
Agent Nauts, we get the following
singular address, which was on a let
ter that passed through his hands a
short time ago, which was post-mark-
ed at Sullivan and directed to a gen.
tleman in Rockport:
trust,
To forward to Rockport so get up and
dust;
On one corner you'll find your miserable
stamp.
Got up since the Inauguration OF General
Grant;
If 1t sticks TIL it reaches its destination,
It will be a big thing for the administra-
ton"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

RETURN or TONI RoYsroH.-Chief
of Police Royston arrived OF last
nights train, direct from St. Joseph,
Mo. Our readers will remember the
particulars of his affair with the
Read family at St. Joseph, published
in the JOURNAL several days ago. At
the last accounts Royston was under
bonds to answer the charge CT perjury,
and Mrs. Read was under bonds to
answer to the charge of larceny, and
the hearing Of the cases had been set
for last Monday, Dec. q.
On Monday the cases were post
poned until Wednesday, and as the
affidavit against Royston was not well
drawn up it would not stand the test
of the law, and Reads attorney want
ed to dismiss it. But Royston knew
if the case was dismissed on that aft
dayit. he would Immediately be ar
rested on another affidavit, and there
fore objected to the dismissal and
asked to be tried on an ameodea am
davit. The case was then postpon-
ed until evening, By which time
Royston was on his way home, he
having instructed his attorney to
appear and say that he was willing
that the case should be dismissed.
That is all that Royston could tell US
Of the affair, as he could not tell
what was done after he left. He had
dismissed the case against Mrs. Read
before leaving St. Joseph. Royston
expected that the Grand Jury here
would find bills against the parties,
and that he would get a reqoisition
from the Governor for their arrest,
and it was telegram from this city,
intimating as much, that got him into
his trouble. He proposes, however,
to give the parties another deal with
the law, and see if he can't make a
sure case next time. dst caak
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EGropean narkot.

By Cable.l LONDON. Dec. 81.
COnsols for money. 021S and 02lI FOR AZ
count. American securities are quiet ara
steady; '67s, s51S 'B5s So lO-lOs, 65j6,
LIVERPOOL, December 3l.-CottOn sales
for the week. 69.O00 Dalesi exports, l2,000i
speculation bOOJs stock a35,uOps Incl uQlng
100 American receipts for week ol,VOJi
Intending - OO0 4 ~ erioan; amount afioatl
day Is active and buOyant; sales ~ 1900
bales middling uplands at lie6; Orleans
1iJS. The Manchester market % urmef5
California white wheat 56 bdMDs Cd W este
ern No. IS Sd, and Winter 90; receipts 81
wheat for the past three days, 10000 guar.
tiers, all American; fiour rs corn " ~ Ier
NO. z: oats - 81 barley 5s peas BIS Oh 4
pork declining, at l0gs; beef lois; lard 7fs I
cheese 68s; bacon G3s; common rosin b3 Cd +
tallOw 4fs 81 ; turpentinc us 0d.
RRANKECEr, December 3l,--D-20s are urfns
at gl1<.
HAVRE, Deem Der Gls-~ LOitOu is quiet on
the spot, al 1915
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

SUDDEN DEATH. = From Coroner
Sauer, who was called on to hold an
inquest on the body, We learn the par
ticulars of singular and sudden
death. Sarah Boon, negro woman,
aged Go years, was attending a prayer
meeting at the residence Of Caesar
Hicks, in Perry Township, beyond
Babyto@n. on Thursday night. The
meeting was an interesting one, and
the old lady became somewhat excited
and rose to her feet, and said she had
been member of the church for nine
years. and had served the Lord for
that length of time. and added, ST am
going home, whereupon she immedi-
ately fell dead. An inquest was held
yesterday afternoon, and the jury re-
turned verdict that she died by
the visitation Of Cod and mot Eby
means Of any violence. We suppose
her death was caused by heart dis
ease,
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CInclnnatI karF6I,

BY TeIeGrRph.l CIECIuHATI. Dec 81.
FLoUR-Duil; family. IS 25g5 50.
WHEAT-in light supply and firm AZ
81 l09l %.
CoRN-Firm at 77@75c for new
OATs-Quiet al 50965c.
RYE-Dull and dropping az H5@O0c.
BARLEY-Unchanged; nothing doing.
CDTTON-F rmer; middllng, 2i@24cM.
EGGs-Decliued 70 DOC, and very dull.
WHIsKY-Dud az 0lgs5c; hardly any
thing doing.
PR0vIsIONs-Ver dull and prices lower
aud unsettled. Mess pork, s27 75. Bulk
meats and bacon neglec' ed prices entirely
nominal Bugar-cured hams, 2OW2lc.
LARD-Dull: steam sold at l6c; nothing
done: kettle held 10 l7Ic.
BUTTER-Unchangcd; fresh, S0Go5c.
CHEEsE-Unchanged and quiet at lf8ltc.
SEEDs-ClOver declined 10 1870 aud duii
timothy, So IS.
0lLS-Binseed dull az b5c Lard OIL
81 4Sal 80.
GOLD-l20 buying.
ExcHAS at par buying; LILO
remtum selling.
MoNEY-MaTket quiet.
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N4shTllle Market.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE. Dec. 81.
CorPoE-Active; low middling 2aci good
ordinary, 221zM22t<c.
WHEET-Red. 81 o; amber, q Is; white
81 20.
CoRS-Sl 90.
OATs-7Oc.
RYE 81 20.
. BARLEY-gl %.
FLOUR-f4 5OaB 50 for supeInne To fancy.
BULK MEATS-Duil; clear sideBt lb1aei
clear ribbed sides, l5c; shoulders, lzc,
RUNP PORE-82J GO.
BACoN-CIear sides. l7Lc; shoulders,
1870. country hams, l6%c.
LARD--lhCs
HAMs-Sugar-cur 2lc.
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az Orleana MRrKeI.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEAEs. Dec. "a.
CoTToN-Active and firm at 2fHc In
middltng; sales 5000 bales; receipts $50
exports 5,l2j bales. Receiptc Of the week
42,745 bales; exports z0O2S bales; stock IA, =
739 bales.
FLoOR-FiTmcr at s. 250G O016 p.
CORN-Firmer az g0G9jc.
OATs-C317Oc.
BRAN-Sl IS.
HAY-Firmcr: prime f2ja26 90
PoRK-s30030 ..
BACON-lf54@lS1f9l8t< other articles
unchanged.
GOLD-l2O1z'
ETERLING-l30.
ExcHANdE-New York sight exchange
is per cent. discount.
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a. Lonls NnrKeI.

BY rsIearapng 81. LoUTs. Dec 81.
ToBAoCo-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
COTTON-ln good demand at 23282fc.
IIEMP-Nothiug doing.
FLOUR Good demand for low grades
Fall eupefHne. 81 OOm4 rs; X, 50 Sod rs
Xxx, 50 75G5 p; Xxx, s. $500 735 family
brands s. 7jGS 90
WIIEAT-Quiet and unchanged No. z
red Fall, II O5; No. i do, 81 12NWi l5i low
10 strictly choice, 8i 20Ml 30.
CoRN-Demoiallzed aud lower: mixed
and yellow. in bulk. Bj0G5c; fancy white,
SOC; mixed Ia SACKS, Toe f; yellow, SOC white
20 dS5c.
OATs-Dui and unsettled 43c in bulk,
500s 55c sacked.
hYE-Dull and lower; 75c.
BARLEY N othing doing.
WuIsKY-FiTm AZ 95c.
PRoYIsIONs-Dul and weak jObblng lots
only, selling at g2S 50 for PORK; ll1Ic for
dry salt shoulders; l5I68l6c Tor clear sides;
l7(aI75<e for clear rib bacon sides. Lafdt
ord sales at l7c FOR tteFce, and nc Tor KEY.
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.OuieyiIlc Market.

BY TeleErnph.l LoUIsvELLE. Dec, 81.
COTToN-Unchanged.
FLOUR-Demand fair; extra family, g5.
WuEAT-lted, Oj81Oc.
OATs-7Oc.
RFE-b1c.
TOBACCO - Leaf quiet and unchanged
sales Of 10 hnds. ~ seas 20 for lugs and
$40 rs for lear.
PaoyIsIOEs - Weak. Mesg Pork, es0
Bacon - Shoulders l4Hc; clear rib, llci
and clear side, l7Mc. Bulk shoulders
l214c; clear rib, l5Zc; and clear sides ice
Hams. 2I5zc.
LARD-l6c.
WHIsWY-Uulf az Gle
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DIAMOND CLUB HoP.-The social

DIAMOND CLUB HoP.-The social
hop of the Diamond Club, at the
residence of Mrs. Laughlin, last night,
was an exceedingly pleasant affair.
The spacious parlors we're thrown
open to the young folks, who tipped
the merry dance until long after the
church bells had tolled the requiem
of the departed year, and rang a
merry tune to the dawning of the new
one. Mrs. Laugblin and her accom-
plished daughter, Mrs. Morgan, were
untiripg in their efforts to render the
occasion one OF pleasure to their
guests, and they succeeded most ad-
miraDly, for We have not lately attend
ed party in which there seemed to
be more real enjoyment. The hop
was decided success.
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Ohicago Marriott

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Dec. 81.
FLOUR Quiet at s8 1904 20 for Spring
extra.
WHEAT Dull and I@1Sc lower sales
OF No. NJ Sc, No. 2 at 771<Mi6e; closing
quiet at ITO; This afternoon the market
was Gull az U11c, sellers January, Tor
No
CORH-Very dull and1Tc lower; 09LG72c
for No. 2: closing at 6yLMG9kc for regular;
rejected zoe: no grade 5Ja52cf this after
noon the marke was dull at 0Dc FOR No. 2
sellers January.
OA1s-A ctiYc and 2M21zo lower; les Of
No. at 40G42c; closing az 40M40l<c.
RYE-Dull at zoe for no. 2.
BARLEY-Duil and nominal.
HIGHWINEs- Quiet AZ 9l@92e.
sUGAR-lII9l4c for common TO choice
Orleans. rN VIZ
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet. Mess Pork less act
i've at SIS; market lower; closing &C SIS %
cash : go 25d29 40 sellers February.
LARD Quiet at l6z9l7c cash, H1s9l4Ae
sellers February.
Ger MEATs-Very quiet; dry sailed
shoulders lO5z9lc; rOus n sides l8xc; short
rib mlddies l4es green hams l45Eo; aWeet
picked hams l59l51Sc.
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THE MARKETS..



~ Tglegraph.l NEwRoRK. Dec. 81.
CoIroN-A higher; $50 bales at 251<e
Tor niddling uplands
tLoUI-It ceipts, 5,42O bbls; market less
aeLlVe without decided changer sales or
1900 barrels at g 75 ~ 5 for supardne Stale
aud western; s. 3l0b = Tor extra state
% zs9elB % Tor extra westerns 90 = % for
ohio; s 75a6 so for extra -. Louis eB 50
@ 3 81 for good to choice do; closing dull
ano lseSaYy :hye Hour quiet; sales l.g DDS
az q % q 20: Corn Meal quieti " hlsky
heavy aud lower; sales OF go barrels We
Tern iree; sales at 958a9c FOR the latter iron
feceip pts; sales OF 1000 bushels; 81 "a for un-
Z q DO 70 4 mixed 81 20 q 81; 40. 2 DO
western delivered 81 "a; White India
~ 55i White Michigan 81 o.; White
| state; Rye quiet.
"a bA 1,t,I.E MALT-Quiet at 05e FOR Canada
d, C6oo5ais-tgregular and unsettled; salea a
western closing at I'll 10 ia store. elmI OBJ
io y lew ..s1 Yellow southern.
OA45- tsecelpis 600 bushels Irregular and
unsettled sales OF 20 900 busbels m gf0Gse
/ FOR Western 0l96Cc for State.
KYE-Dull.
| CoFFEE-DulL
| BUGAR-QuIet.
MoLAssIls Quiet
HoP5-Duil AZ 18820c for American.
PETROLEUM Quiet; l5c for crude; 2g1xc
i for refined. ~
| IIHSEED OIB-Dull at 01005c.
| SPIRITS TURPENTIEE-QuiCt at 43848J<c
| MESS PoRK-Heavy sales OF 800 barrels
/ at SO 6O4S0 90 Tor new mess f29 20 for old
/ DO: f2f925 % for prime: 628g23 % fol
/ prime mess; a so 900 barrels OF new mess
seller January, February and March, al
| e2Bd29 75
BEEF-steady; sales Of rs barrel s5al8 q
| for new plain mass; e27M30 90 for India
mess. Beef hams steady sDies of rs bar
rels at s320s3 80 for new.
CUT MEATS-He8Vy sales OF l45 paok'
ages at lIs<9l2c for shoulders; l50lGc fol
hams; Tniddies dull sales OF % barrels ri
Cumberland cut az l4Mc.
DRESSED HOGs-Shade nrmer; il5dWlZMC
for Western, closing heavy.
LARD-H eavy; sales OF $50 tierces at l88
l11sc for steami lSglSLc Tor kettle rem
dered.
BUTTER-Quiet at IS030c for Ohio.
CHE asE-DuiI at l6@l8c.
FIEIG uTS-To Liverpool lower: ship
meuts OF 10000 bushels Of wheat per steam
at 1886, closing at inside rate, aud 600
barrels OF -four per steam az Is 3D..
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B@7 It was evident yesterday that
good cheer would abound to-day in a
large majority of Evansville homes.
The wagons of the grocery and provis-
ion stores were busy from early morn
ing till late at night, delivering the lux
uries which had been purchased for
to days enjoyment. Our spry young
friend, Billy Caldwell, was especially
active, and rolled out the chickens,
turkeys and corn fed oysters. with an
unfaggiug activity all day. Notwith-
standing he was pushing things
as Sheridan would say, he took time
to have the JOURNAL Office sample
his oysters, and they are classified
No. l
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PERsoNAL.-Li6ut. Seth Jones. of
Battery v, Fourth United States Ar
tillery, now stationed at Fort Riley,
Kansas. is in the city on a brief fur
Tough. and is enjoying the hospitali-
ties of his many friends aud the smiles
of several young ladies.
Hon. r. 7. Kereheval, Of Rockport,
passed through the city yesterday
evening, en- route to Indianapolis.
j. w. kaufman, with Bohm. Mack
& Co., Cincinnati, is stopping at the
American House.
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LIEDERKRANZ BALL.-The Lieder-
krauz Society had a nice ball at Ma
sonic Hall last night. which was quite
largely attended, and a general good
time was had. A fine supper was pre-
pared by Simon Cohn and his lady.
and the party did not break up until
a late hour this morning.
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OPEN HOUSE We understand that
quite a number of ladies viii hang
out the red ribbon to-day, and keep
open house for the reception of
visitors.
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RAMA steady rain set in last
night about IL o'clock, which con-
tinued undated until the hour of
closing this report-3 o'clock this
morning. t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

E1- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLEs
on the face, use PerTg'S COnect0ne and pflYs-
pie Remedy. prepared only by DIR. b. O..
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. lnoI7 d3m SpN
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FIREmEN's BALL.-The grand ball
given by the members of the Fire
Department at National Hall, last
night, was complete success and
about sixty couple were in attendance.
Prof. Ossenberg's Quadrille Band
furnished splendid music for the oc-
casion.
The nett proceeds will not be very
large, but will add towards the accom-
plishment Of the desired object, and
it is probable that another ball will
be given on the 22d of February, the
proceeds to 60 toward providing a
water proof out fit for the force. An
exceedingly palatable repast, pre-
pared by Mrs. Seelig, was served in
the dining hall at FIVE minutes past
II o'clock, to which the party did
ample justice. The ball passed off
very pleasantly.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-John e ister
was arrested for driving a wagon over
some hose. His case will be heard
on the 4th of January.
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DISTINGUISHED DEPARTUREs.-We
understand that "Red. from Blue
Rock" "Stimps and q Burkey,"
left one day this week on trip to
Texas to seek their fortune. These
gentlemen are we'll known in our city.
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- TelegTRph.l MAMFh4s' Lee o.
CoTrON-Firm 81 90; receipts, 1917 bales
exports, ga Dalcsi Stock 1Jibl5 DalfH'
FLOUR Unchanged.
CORN-92MSjc.
OATB-7Bc
HAV-s2I.
BRAN-s22.
PoRK-sll cGall 80.
LARD l9HN2U1T0.
BULK MEATs-Nomi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

A NEW CARD FOR THE NEW
YEAR. Ladies. if you will call at
the JOURNAL Office. we will show you
the prettiest Calling Card you have
ever seen. 1t IS just out, and is a
" nerfect bennfn"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

49, The Justices Courts had no
cases yesterday Of a criminal nature.
Civil cases were plenty, and Squire
Walker, alone. tried fourteen.
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MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.-The follow.

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing licenses have been issued for the
week ending December Both:
John Courady and Mary Ann Hooker.
VIM. Jones and Ellen Marble.
Conrad Merk and Catharine Weiner
John Bengert aud Catherine Baner.
NJ. J. Manning and Bessie Dunaway.
B. w. Reynolds and Litia Taylor.
Jacob BirtZ and Louisa Gross.
Henry BenEer and Oatharine Keii.
George Dotte and Mary Sic berktng.
Miller Harris aud COrnelia Simpson.
John II. McClain and Mary Brooklocler.
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BGURN al
SAYURDAY, JANUARY /, 1870.
CITY n Il W S

Common PLEAS CoURT.-The Com
mon Pleas Court will meet on next
Monday, AID the term will be busy
one.
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NEED -CLEANING.-Many persons
complain to us that the glass in the
street-lamps is so dirty that they give
but little light, aud ought to be
cleaned. VIII the lamp lighter give
the matter his attention.
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COMPLETION OF STREET RAILROAD
ExTENsIoN.-The extension of the
Street Railroad out Eighth Street to
Blaekford's Grove, was completed
yesterday, and at four o'clock yester-
day evening the first car started from
the head of Main Street to make the
trip over the new route. The track
was found to be all right, and several
trips were made. The people along
the line of the road we're well pleased.
and seemed to feel as if they could
begin to pu5 on " city airs" The
road will certainly be a great conve-
nience, and one that We feel sure will
be appreciated. We presume the
cars will commence running regu-
larly over the new route to-day.
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AeW fOFk Dry GODGs EarGot
By TeiegrRph.l NEW YORK. Dec si.
DRY GOODS The market has been ex-
tremely quiet, and dealers seem to DO
doing nothing but taking stock, and prices
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Posi- OFFICE BULLETIN.-Colonel
Foster, will to day issue a new Post
Office Bulletin. giving the correct
time tables of the arrival and depart
ure Of mails on railroads, steamboats,
and stage lines. This Bulletin gives
information Of great Importance to
every business man in regard to postal
rules, rates of postage. registered let
tiers, time of opening and closing of
mails, box regulations, etc, and it
should be framed and kept in con-
Yenient place for reference. The es-
pocial attention of the public is direct
ed to the schedule of arrivals and
departures Of mails. II will be seen
that new daily mail has been estab-
'lished on the E. H. & N. r. r.; an
additional mail. two days in the week,
on TIE up river route; an additional
daily mail to ST. Louis and the far
West, and an increase of direct mail
connection to New Harmony. We
also notice that important changes
have been made in the rates of postage
to Great Britain and France.
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CIRCUIT CoURT. - La the case of
Mary Neu vs.. Adam Fuhs, ct at, suit
for possession Of some property, tried
before the Judge, the Court decided
in favor of the plaintiff. Judge
Baker, who has been presiding duri-
ng the week, left for Vincennes yes
terday evening. The Court adjourn.
ed indefinitely. and will probably
meet in February.
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A WORD TO Qua PATRoNs AND
FRIENDs.-To all the friends and
patrons of the JOURNAL we wish a
happy New Year. thanking them for
the liberal patronage extended to US
during the year that has just expired,
and respectfully soliciting a continu-
auee Of their good will during the
year upon which we have just en-
tered.
Thankful ourselves for the many
kindnesses We have received, we in
woke upon all our friends during the
present year the choicest of Heaven s
blessings, with health, prosperity and
happiness.
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RFME0IBER Use OARRrER BoYs.--

REMEMBER THE CARRIER BoYs.-
During the last year the JOURNAL
has, we believe, been delivered earlier
and more faithfully and punetually
to subscribers than during any
previous year Of It's existence. No
matter what vas the character of
the weather, whether bleak and ten-
pestuous, or bright and genial. amid
driving snow, or pelting rain. trudging
through mud or through dust, each
moruiug before the stars went out,
our sprightly little Carrier Boys quit
their downy copches and their pleas
ant homes, to deliver to their patrons
The JOURNAL teeming with the latest
news. TO day they come to you to
ask an endorsement Of their fidelity,
and to test your generosity aud
liberaIity. They have an ably written
" Carriers Address" beautifully
printed. and We ask a liberal reward
for their punctuality and faithfulness.
Make their young hearts glad to-day,
and we promise in their name a con-
tinuance of their fidelity, and even, if
possible, increased punctuaiity during
the year upon which we now enter.
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TDATEMAN'B NAP or EVANS.
- WILLIE can De ohtniucd bv calling
az JOHN III. ECOIIB Book store. EaaEH
business man ought 90 have one. fdlDdIW
wEOm GO9D, CLEAN HOOP aEEfEEEH
e and COR sEEs, go % o, bHHh fIl'a.
NO. South First Street. |U.lt.fF
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A Coon ARRANGEMENT = The
American Express Company have
now daily two through runs from
Cincinnati to this city via Indianapo-
lis. This arrangement will prove
great convenience and advantage to
our merchants and citizens generally.
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DROP LErTERs.-A separate letter
box has been provided at the left of
the Cashiers Office, at the Post Office,
for all Drop" or Evansville letters.
This box will be emptied and the
letters distributed once every hour
during the day. All letters for the
cityshonld be deposited in the Drop
Box.
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No PAPER ON MoNDAY.-In order
that the employees of the JOURNAL
Office may enjoy the same privileges
that are extended TO employees in
other branches Of business, and have
an opportunity to realize that New
Years is holiday, we shall issue no
papor,on Monday morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

SPOILED MEAT, = A countryman.
named John Huber. was in the city
yesterday, and sold some spoilt pork
to William Alexander, who had a
warrant issued for his arrest, which
was placed in the hands of Constable
Donahue. Huber got out of town
before the warrant could be served.
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