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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

JUDGE LAw.-We learn from the
Vincennes San of Thursday that our
distinguished fellow citizen, Judge
Law, has been confined to his room
by illness for several days, at the
residence of Mr.. Charles Dawes, in
Vincennes. On Monday, however,
he was much improved.
The following items are clipped
from the same paper.
FIRE-On Sunday afternoon, the
roof of John Ebner's brewery was
discovered to be on fire. The steam
engine and hook and ladder company
were quickly on the spot. aud the
flames, which were slowly spreading,
were fortunately checked before any
serious damage was done. The loss
will probably not exceed $500. The
origin of the fire is not certainly
known.
General Lac. Noble, we understand,
was among the first on the ground,
with a miniature suction and force
pump, with hose attached, brought
from bis home, with which, 1t is gen.
orally conceded. he kept the flames
under, and perhaps prevented seri.
Gus confagration.
BURGLARIEs.-Wi a few nights
past large number of private resi-
dences have been entered by thieves,
and plundered of various articles.
Among the victims are J. B. La
Plante, James Mcclure, |. M. Par
sons, G. L. Cauet, and Joseph Bern
stein - all in the same part
of the town. Mr.. Bernstein's house
was entered from a back window,
Sunday morning, before daylight,
after which the robbers proceeded to
the bedroom, on the second floor,
and rihed his pockets of a fine watch
aud $40 in United States bank notes.
Nothing else In the room was dis
turbed.
Our city is 10 doubt infested with
a gang of daring thieves and burg
lars, and it behooves our citizens to
be on their guard against their mid
night visits.
And right in the wake Of the above
is the following modest quotation
aud comment:
Our city is taking on metropolitan
airs. Two street fights, a shooting
scrape, highway robbery, and a bur-
glary, inside of forty eight hours
Evansville Courier.
And all of this right 10 the midst
of the great upheaving" caused in
your city By the great revivalist, Rev.
Hammond. Such upheavings are
not desirable, if they bring to the sur
face these characters.
The occurrences mentioned were
probably caused by delegation from
Vincennes, as Satan always sends his
emissaries to follow reformers, and if
possible undo their work.
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E2kV Err Ne W s.
Fsr osssr Rivsr Items SIC Third rage.

The additional arrivals and depart
ures last night were the Morning Star,
Louisville and return; Sam. Orr, to
Cairo; West Wind, from Wabash
River.
The Sam Orr took out a good trip.
.........The Star had a fine freight list
and a crowd of passengers, among
whom were Captain Tom Lee, of Pa
ducab, Captain Billy Fowler, late of
the Armada, and Gen. Boyle, Presi-
dent of the Evansville, Henderson &
Nashville Railroad, who with Captain
Lee, proceeded to Henderson......"
Captain Fowler is at the American
House, and will grace our city with
his presence for few days........The
West Wind arrived from Wabash
River at dark, with a moderate trip.
She leaves promptly at 3 P. NJ to day.
.........The new boat being built at
Jacksonville for the Evansville and
Cairo trade will be launched to day..
The weather grew cloudy last night,
with indications of storm.........The
chimneys of the Mallie Raglan are in
position, and are extremely handsome,
having beautifully ornamented tops.
Capt. Ben. Egan-ye ancient marin
er of the Sewannee, and one OF the
owners of the Mallie Raglan, arrived
from Nashville last night, by the
Morning Starr. The new City Of
Evansville, Captain FL. 7. Dexter, is
advertised TO leave Pittsburg on next
Wednesday, which will bring her
here on Monday, the 18th inst, and
enable her to enter her regular trade
on Tuesday, March LIST.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-Arrived-Bon Ac-
cord, from Mound City; Friendship, from
Cairo; ]. s. Neal, from PittsbuTg; Rubi-
con, from Vicksburg: Mississippi, from
New Orleans. Departed-Illinots, keo knk,
Shamrock, for Cincinnati; Friendship, for
Cairo. River falling slowly. Weather
warm. Heavy storm tonight.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 16.-Weather warm, and
indications of rain. River falling fast.
Acknowledgements, and City of Alton.
Observation-Disclosures Dean, for St Louis
Lady Pike, with 1000 bales of cotton, for
Cairo; Anna, samuel Hale, with LOO
bales of cotton, for Cincinnati; Marble
City, for vicksbnrg; MolIie Able, Subma-
rine, with 800 bales of cotton, and Ma
genta, with z, 300 bales. for New Orleans
tow boat Peytona, A. J. Baker, and ATgo-
81, passed up. Capt. Jno. j. Moody, q
we'll known steamboat man died last
night, of consumption.
NEW ORLEANS. February 16.-Port List
Arrived--Pauline Carroll and LongWorth.
Departed-CsrrIe Kounts and Messenger,
Vicksburg: Ktlgour, Garrett and barges.
and LeOnidas.
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Esiver Hssnaief,sa.

PrTTsBURG, February ELECTROMAGNETIC
gheny Is feet inches: at Greensboro at 8
A. NJ, Is feet and falling. Weather clear
at both points: at Oil City p inches and
stationary. No arrivals. The Rover, for
Nashville, with two barges. leaves O-dsy
the St. Charles leaves tomorrow. Toe
Belle has left the Parkersburg trade, and
will run hereafter between Pittsburg and
Wheeling, leaving Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Coal merchants are active
ly engaged in getting lows of coal ready
for the lower markets; only four steam els
have gone. The present shipments will ag-
gregate about 100000 bus. Following tow 8
made up for Cincinnati; Leader, Collier,
Coal City, Lion, Coal Hill, Coal Valley,
Fearless, and V. +. Wilson, with S9I, COO
bushels ccaI; sam Roberts, N. j. Btgby
sampson, Little Alps, Keystone, Eagle,
Dart, Ormsby, Panther, Lioness, Hercules,
T1gresS, Warner, Reindeer, Fred. Wilson +,
No. 2, and Tiger, with l,693,500 bushels /;
for New Orleans, Boaz, Grand Lake NARY
Ann, and Ella, with 608,0 coo bushels. To-
tai, 3,263. 500 bushels. Some ten other tOws
are preparing to go out. Business on the
landing, fairly active. Weather clear.
thermometer 37o.
PITTsBURG, February I6.-Weather mild
and clear. Monongahela is feet aud fall
ing Allegheny Is feet The Glasgow and
Glendale are loading for st. Louis IL is
estimated that 900, 600 bushels of coal for
Louisville 100000 bushels for Cincinnati,
and 100000 bushels for New Orleans, will
get away on this rise.
river has risen feet since last night, with
o feet water in the channel, and still
rising. There are 70 feet space under the
bridge. Business excellent Arrived
Wauantts, from NewOrieans; Alaska from
New Orleans; Lawrence, from Nashville
Departed-Norman, for Evansville; Lo-
rena and Belle Vernon, for New Orleans:
Alice Dean, for Memphis.
LOUSY LIE, February TO- Port List
Altoona, Cincinnati to st. Louis; Law
renee, Nashville to Cincinnati. Rfsiusr
with feet 2 inches in the canal, feet Z
inches on the falls. Weather clear and
mild.
CAIRO, February 16.-Pors List-Fannv
Brandeis, Cairo to Memphis, 10 pm; Mary
Houston, Louisville to New Orleans, 10
pm; Belle Memphis, Memphis to st
Louis, ) am st. Joseph, Memphis to st.
Louis am; Silver Noon, Cincinnati to
Memphis, am; Great Republic, New
Orleans, s am; ]. H. Groesbeck, Cincin-
natl to New Orleans, pm. Mountaineer
St. Louis to Red River, 2 pm. Continental
Cairo to New Orleans, pm; Clara, St
Louis 10 Memphis, p M. River fell 6
inches. Weather clear. Mercury So.
NASHVILLE, Feb. I6.-The river is rising.
with 6 feet water on the Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant. Departed-John Lums-
den. for Cairo; Robert 81 0oEe, CIBcfnnati:
Umpire, for upper Cumberland; Alpha,
Tor Evansville
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NeR Orlaans Markat.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I8.
CoTToN-Dull and easier; 241S@245Sc for
middIing: sales 5000 bales; receipt 1886
bai es; exports 2, I64 bales.
FLoUR-Firm al 60 5095 9596 80.
CORN-Active and scarce at 81 l03l I2I$
OATS-Easier at 71972c.
BRAN-None here.
HAY-Firmer; prime S30a3I 90.
PoRK-Qutet at S29 %.
BAC0N-1essier al I354gl7h9lS14c. Sugar
cured ham tI91$920c.
IARD-161zNlSc.
sUGAR-FIrEu; prime 1l1<Glsc.
MoLAESEs Firm prime 77a73c.
WHsKY-Unc
CoFFEE-Firmer; far, lG91G15c; prime,
191<glS54c.
fGOLD-l9Is
ETERLING-29Z.
FxCHAEGE-New York sight exchange
at para1s discount.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. E. T. Sullivan,
of Mt. Vernon, arrived in the city by
the West Wind last night.
Mr.. j. T. Davis, Of the house of
Archibald & Davis, wholesale liquor
merchants of Louisville. KY. WE'LL
known to many of our citizens. is in
the city on a tour Of observation.
Mr.. w. G. France, agent for the
celebrated Plimton Roller Skate, ar
rived in the city last night, and is
ready to negotiate with parties who
desire to do their skating in doors.
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sc. Logis EaPKea.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.
ToBACCo-Strong and unchanged.
CoTToE-Unchanged; 2f92i1zc.
HEMP-NOminal.
FLOUR-Steady, firm and unchanged;
"a 2504 so for superfine; 81 02IS04 IS for ex-
ira; S5s5 % for Xxx S8g7 80 for Xxx 70
fancy.
WHEAT-Drooplng choice No 2 Spring
at 90c; No. l do inspected csc; No. 2 red
fall and No. / do 81 o.; choice 81 lOaI 20.
choice white 81 150I 20.
CoRN-Firm and unchanged; mixed 7O3
73c; yellow 72975c; white 749S0c.
OATS-Dull at 5l954c.
BARLEY-Nothing doing.
RYE-Unchanged at zoe.
WHIsKY-Steady at 94c.
PoRK-Firm at s27951z.
DRY SAL MEATH nehanged at lgAc for
shoulders
BACoN-Jobbing sales; shoulders l21%@
1J5zci clear rib 1910.
LARD-Dun at 15I5@l6c.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice.

We shall, in about three weeks,
move into the store No. 62, now being
fitted up expressly for US; opposite
our present location. Having bought
out Prof. Giel's entire stock of
Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, Music,
and Musical Merchandise, we have
with it the agency for the Steinway
Piano, which we are sole agents for
in this vicinity.
fe17-3t WARREN & CoNYNGToN.
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L0ulariIIa Markef.

BY TeIegraph.l LoUnsVIILE. Feb. l6.
ToBAcCo-Sales of I4I hogsheads at IS so
as 50 for frosted trash; IS 0D97 so for Tugs (;
So c09l0 co for low to medium leaf; $40 50@9
wrappers.
BAGGING Held at 25c.
CoTToN-Lower; middltng 23I@235zc.
FLOUR-Unchanged
GRAIN-Quiet; wheat 81 05@I 10. Corn
93c. Oats CSC. Rye 95c, all sacked.
PROVISIONS - Firm: shipments vet re-
stricted; Mess pork 81 90. Bacon, shout
ders 121&c; clear RIB l64c; clear sides 1870:
bulk shoulder 1lL2c; clear rib l5c; clear
sides l5Hc. Lrrd, fierce l65zc; keg I8c
Hams, sugar-cured l0d20c.
RHISKY-Quiet at 93c,
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GRAND JURY MATTERs.-Four
bills have been found for open and
notorious fornication against George
Hubert and Matte Bridges, d. d.
Doughty and Elizabeth Elder. all of
whom have been arrested except
Doughty, who has lefs the city on
business, but no Doubt he will soon
return. Mrs. Elder has given bail,
but the other two are locked up.
The Grand Jury will adjourn to-day.
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Sen soFa GOid ana Bsock AarAtt.


| By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Feb. 10.
The recentsrise of the Illinois Central in
London TO ia, and active speculation
movement therein is attributed to the fact
that IL e Amer. can Deer, long known in
Wall street, has established is headquar-
ters In London. The sudden rise and ae-
t1Vlty this afternoon OccasiOned much
arrival OF the English Bar Tister, to begin
lttigatio1S against the present manage
ment. The price touched 2SZ, from which
there was reaction.
MoNEY-In rather more demand, but
met at to per cent. little or nothing
low as 4. Prime acceptences pass al
6, and prime business notes at 7 to s per
cent.
GoVERNMESTs-Trife lower under the
foolish Tumor that the Secretary of the
Treasury has to provide $780, 600 of cur
rency for the payment OF pensions next
month, and therefore would suspend pur-
chase of bonds. The whole annual pay
ment for pensions is only about $50 600, 600,
and payments are made seni-annually.
The market closed steady,
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Fine Stores for Rant-

FBvEzE WHOLE OF No. So. ann r,xsE
81 second, third, and fourth stories and
One-half OF cellar, of No. 30, North First
Street; in the best wholesale portion of
this city. Zach store is . by 40 feet four
stories high, with cellars fest in the clear
under each; stores finely flushed. Posses
sion given Immediately. To good tenants
5. T. GILBERT d co.
Wholesale ErOcsrs,
de25 dZII1 no 81 North First Street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Seaman's
Dancing School has been removed to
Marlett's Hall, corner Of Fifth and
Main. Entrance on Fifth. Tickets
can be had at Mr.. Ullman's News
Stand. No. 4, Secon Street. Class to-
night.
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Renewed to North Corner Of Main
and Fifth Streets.

Davidson & Becker have removed
their tailoring establishment to No.
148 (Roelker's Block Main Street,
where they will try to suit all who
may favor them with their patronage.
Give them call, and you no like UNI
you no take um. feb15 3
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gemphls naFkst.

~ Ielegra phil MEMPHIS Feb IG
CoTToE-Dull ana irregular at 285a28y<c.
Receipts Il, 93I bales; exports G63 bales
FLOUR UD changed,
CoRN-90@92c.
OATs-66g70c.
HAY-S25.
BRAN-S2S co.
LARD-l6a1714c.
PoRK-SZ8 60lg29 o.
BAC0N-Nothing doing.
BULK MEATS Shoulders lie, and eides
l514c.
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Cry TAX SALE.-The City Col
leetor was engaged yesterday in sell
ing City lots for delinquent taxes.
The bidding was lively. and consider
able interest was taken in the sale.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Jim Multi
gan and Jim Ryan. whose arrest was
chronicled yesterday, were fined So q
each.
H. LOhmeyer paid SO 45 for being
drunk and fighting John Allen-not
the wiekedest man of New York
went to the Lock Up for want Of
Sc %.
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VAGRANOY.-A fellow who was ar
restel on Monday, for stealing a box
of cream of tartar from a steamer,
but whom the Captain declined to
prosecute, is still loafng about the
city, but has been warned by the au-
thorities to leave or be arrested.
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80 Don't drive into the river at
the foot of the streets. Another team
went into the hole at the foot Of
Main Street last evening.
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A RATl A n DEAD, FOR A
DUcATl-Considerable sport was had,
yesterday afternoon. in the alley next
the JOURNAL Office, by about dozen
colored men and boys trying to kill a
rat that imprudently ran into their
midst. Several and sundry shins
suffered in the melee from kicks
aimed at the rat. After a good deal
of shouting and laughter, the rat was
killed, and the boys drew off to re
pair damages.
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yTTETE HOT OR THE CORNER OF
IL Locust and Seventh Streets, having
thereon two frame dwellings and other
buildings, Tor sale on very cav terms
either alItogether Or sliVIisds For further
apply 10 j q. SMITH, Edge
Tool Maker, Main sire ct. ia27 dim
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B2~ The lady members of Colfax
Lodge. No. 81, Rebekah Degree
/. 0. o. f., will meet this afternoon
at the residence of Joseph Turnock,
Esq, for the purpose of making
repalia.
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~ Henry Lohman likes the ac-
commodations at theLook- Up SO well,
that he only remained out a few
hours yesterday.
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Doc THIEyEs.-Searee a day passes
that some policeman is not complain
ed to about valuable dogs being stO-
len.
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MULLIaAN AGAIN.-Jim Milligan
is a very industrious peace breaker.
As soon as released from custody
yesterday, he lost no time in getting
drunk again, and making a nuisance
of himself. Officer Jackson took
him in custody and locked him up.
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R~ The Non Formalite Hop takes
place tonight at the residence of
Judge Morris S. johnson.
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eE FlFSL anu PIG and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (sa0 mill size), and
Portable Circular ISds0 Mills.
Important Notice.

Important Notice.
The usual amodnt of steam used TO do
saving with by the POrtible Circular Saw
Mill Is from lbs TO $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. / have reduced this amount
and require only from go to 50 pounds per
square inch, at which steam Is not con-
stdered In the least dangerous, and is, at
the same time, more economical In the
saving of fuel, &c. We append the follow
Ing certificate of the first of my new style
Ports bic Mills, for the noting and careful
perusal of sawyers and all those desiring
TO purchase, and solicit call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron aXles, easily drawn from q place, and
always ready for operation in a few hours
or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or
otherwise:
MIR. KRAFT THE Portable Engine You
furnished me, l consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine /
ever saw, runs light, uses 90 pounds OF
steam for running double 60 and 80 inch
circular saw mill tor common days bust
ness. An average days work. 5000 to
10000 feet Of lumber, easy. with rs pounds
Of steam. A. j. CALDWELL,
LynnviIle Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov l5-6m @. KRAFT.
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R1~ Oae hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
jams SCHAPKER, BUssING q Co.
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FIGHT AND FINE.-A man named
Links, was up before Justice Emery
yesterday, for beating a colored man
named Davis, and paid So 40 for the
alliance
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A WONDERFUL BABY.-A little
girl called on a lady of her acquaint-
ance yesterday. to invite the lady to
call and see the new baby at her
house, of whose arrival the little girl
was excessively proud.
"How old is the bal W" asked the
lady.
"Oh, L guess he's about a month
old; he came this morning." said the
little one.
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BG The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &C., at lowest
prices, at
jams SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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CITY NEW S .

sa- The Aurora Circle Hop last
night was brilliant affair.
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MORE THIEvING. On Tuesday
evening about five o'clock. a Mrs
Connors, living on Ninth Street
missed a piece Of flannel from her
clothes line. Looking out OF the
yard, she saw woman called Kate
Lucas, whom she thought would be
likely to have taken it, and pursuing
Kate overlook her, found the flannel
in her possession, and took it away.
Officer jackson coming up soon after,
was told of the matter, but it was too
late, for Kate had gone.
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"a Five cases before the Recorder
yesterday.
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EurOnHan MarEaIs

By Cable.l LONDON, Feb. l6.
Consols closed at 925S for money and g2s<
for account; securities firm; 1928, s75<: '65s
old S7ss; '67s, 500; 10 40s, SS1z.
LIVERPOOL, February l6.-Cotton quiet I;
uplands ll39llZ; Orleans ll569I154: sales
10 600 bales; California white wheat 9s: red
Western rs 7d@7s Sd; Winter IS Cd; flour
19s Cd; corn rs: oats p Cd; pork fat at 95s;
beef 102s: lard fat at 67s.
PARIS, February 16.-Bourse firm; rentes
20 francs 40 confines.
HAvRE. February l6.-Cotton quiet.
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MACHTNTST. ETC.
c. x r A T z,
FOUNDER and MACHiNlST
MACHIN ERY

Builder of Portable Engines and Port
able Circular Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mills,
Corn Shelters, Improved Steel AmalRam
and Composition Bells for farms, shops,
Machinery and Castings generally, Steam
Boilers Plate and Sheet Iron Work OF
every description. Proprietor and Agent
OF Territory in the Patent Drive Tubular
price lists, and state the kind of machinery,
dc wished. Repairing promptly done az
or from the shop, on Boilers, 81 achinery,
manship.
Corner First aud Pine and Second and
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ANOTHER DUCKING. - Yesterday
afternoon, about o'clock, the deliv-
cry wagon Of Howe's Sewing Ma
chimes was driven into the river at
the foot of Main Street, and of course
went into the mouth Of the sewer.
The driver sprang into the water,
swan to the horses head and led him
ashore. IF the driver had read Tues
day mornings JOURNAL, he might
have saved himself the cold bath.
On Tuesday, hearse, belonging to
Undertaken Smith, went into the
same place. II the people prefer to
learn the location of those traps by
experience rather than by reading of
them in the JOURNAL, they are well
come.
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"a Look out for clothes line
thieves.
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THE VERDICT IN THE CASE OF THE
PEOPLE VS.. DEAN.-The new Local
of the JOURNAL desires to explain
that his comments on the verdict were
not assumptions of his own. but
were made on the information receiv-
ed from persons witnessing the rem
dering of the verdict. The remarks
on which the articles were based
being made in the presence of several
Democratic officials, and by them un-
contradicted, were taken for granted
"Only this, and nothing more"
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aow York Dry GOODS nAr4o..

~ telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. I6
Day GOoDs-The higher grades Of cottons
are IN GOOD demand. the market very
stroDg and prices firm. Harrisburg A, ~
advanced and firm at I5e IN Drfnfg the
market is regular, with a firm demand.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Report of sales at
Ford's warehouse yesterday, is as fol-
lows: hid frozen trash, 81 80;
3 hid common to good Tugs, Sc 20 to
s. 20: 4 hhds common to fair leaf
,1et 50 80 to SO 10. The tobacoos
offered, were in a0et order, and not
less than one cent per pound was lost
20 owners from this fact. The sale
averaged in customary proportions as
grown, about nine cents. Had the
tobaccos been in good order, the aV-
erage crop round, would have reached
ten cents. Planters aud shippers
should study this matter. Dry Lugs
in demand.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

WHOLESALE price Of Stick Candy,
IL cents, per pound. by the box.
III. HERMAN,
Candy Manufacturer, 40 Main Street.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

WEBER & Co. are selling heir en-
tire stock of Furs regardless of cost.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
i'm ported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. febl0 dot Goodwill