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a motion to adjourn was lost.
The pay roll OF the police, was
read, aud allowed by consent; the
amount being $40 OF.
Bill of 4. Royston, for committing
and boarding prisoners, S72 So, was
allowed.
The amounts due to members Of
the Fire Department, and for hauling
fire engine. were allowed by consent.
Mr.. Doughty moved that the Street
Superintendent be ordered to do
one week. work on the Streets ofthe
Ninth Ward, which was allowed.
On motion, the sidewalk. on the
corner Of Water aud Pine Streets,
was ordered to be put in order.
The Wharf Master reported the re-
ceipt of 1858 SO, from 46 boats land
ing; FIVE passing without stopping.
The Market Master reported re-
ceipts from Central Market at 20 DO.
The sexton OF Oak Hill Cemetery
reported thirteen interments, aud the
sexton of Chestnut Hill, SIX.
The Mayor reported the receipt OF
certificate of deposit for IS, 19O W
proceeds Of 80 year bonds Nos. ~, 30,
81, 81. 30, $1,000 each, sent to New
York for sale.
An order was passed authorizing
the extension of gas mains of Frank
lin Avenue from First TO Edgar
Streets, on petition of citizens on that
Avenue, they having complied With
the ordinance relating thereto.
A proposition to widen Centre
Street By moving the northeastern
line of Centre Street, between Clark
and Leet Streets, to point 6O feet
north of the south line of said street.
passing through lots 8, 10. II, Il. IL.
IA, In block z in the Fourth Enlarge
ment of the City of Evansville. On
Mr. Hopkins motion, it passed unan
imously.
Mr.. Semonin moved that the clerk
be authorized to procure blank forms
for pay rolls, for the Chief of the
Police, and for each fire engine, for
the Street Superintendent, and every
other officer whose duty it is to certify
to charges against the city, so the
City Clerk may be better enabled to
keep his vouchers Carried.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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NMENT STOCKS -Du and closing
Cincinnati harKeS.


BY telegraph OINOIzEATI. Feb. Is.
FLoUR-Un changed demand moderate;
extra 81 7595; family IS 25d5 SO.
WHEAT-Steady at at 81 069l 08.
CoRN-UunchaDged and quiet; 58,97O for
mixed; 72g74 for sound white or yellow.
5OATs-Dull at 1888, the latter rate fol
Whit.
RYE-DuN st 8CdS5.
BARLEY-Dull; 90@1 05 for spring 81 log
l IL for winter.
CoTToN-Very dull; middIng at 22g
IN.
Acoo-UGchanged and In good de-
mand.
WHISKY Dull and dropping; 04g95 lat.
ter rate for short time
PRoVIsIoNS-Dull and unsettled difficult
to give accurate quotations; mess pork Of
fered at 81, but there was no demand
bulk shoulders sold at Zoe loose, closing
nominal: sides neglected, could have
been bought at 1917; l4@l415 for rib; clear
rib and ear bacon dull and without any
demand: shoulders were offered at l2c and
sides at $4,000 for clear rio.
LARD-Clear lard was offered at 140l5C
with no demand.
35c.
EGGs-DuIl at lSc.
CHEEsE-Dul at l69l7%c.
LIESEED OIL-In retail demand at 81 90.
LARD OIL-Nery dull at 81 35@I 50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SUGAR-Dull at l0@l3% for New Orleans.
MoLAsSEs--Scarce at 7o9TSe-
CoFFEE-Marketd dull; l8G24c latter choice.
GoLD-sI AZ buying.
ExCHANGE-DulI; 1s9l-lO discount buy
ing money.
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THE MARKETS.


/ o. Telegraph NEW YoAE, Feb. e.
| CoTToN-Quiet and heavy: sales OF / 800
| bales a 235sc for middling upIands
/ FLoUR-Receipts ll,020 barrels; dull and
/ common grades favor buyers sales OF 7.IO0
/ bbIs at 81 75Q4 S5 for superfine State west
/ ern; So 10g5 IS for extra State; g5a5 Ofor
| extra western; s. 70a6 30 for waite wheat
/ extra IS 2996 10 for round hoop Ohio; IS 30
| a6 % for extra st. Louis; Sc 2598 so for good
/ choice do, including 900 bbls extra for
/ state export at s. 20. Rye flour Is quiet
/ sales 20O bbls at II 25g5 ..
CORN MEAL-In fair request; sales OF ECO
| bbls Brandywine at "a 90@5 90.
WHIsKY-Dulli sales OF go bbls at 81 0l9
WHEAT-Receipts s20 bushels; 1g2c bet
| ter for winter; quiet and without decided
| change for spring; sales of 5000 bushels al
| 81 I6 for No. spring; 81 "a for choice No.
! do, delivered; 81 2S,9l 80 for winter red and
amber western, and 81 30 for red Canada
! in bond.
RYE-Qulet
BARLEY-Heavy; sales II,0O0 bushels at
81 I2GI Is for Canata West, The latter for
Bay Quinte; two.rowed Stale 95c.
CORN Receipts 2 200 bushels; scarce and
| &c bette; sales o. $4,000 bushels at 90Gg6s
for new mixed western; 95g9S15c for ne y
| yellow Jersey, and 81 O37s for ola mixed
| western in store.
heavy for western, ard firm for State
sales 2l,00O bushels at 55S57c, and western
6296ic.
$3.50, ~ bushels; Oats, LIN ,267 do; Rye,
Al 999 do. Barley, 2T Az do: Malt, g477O
do: Peas, 10, 442 do.
RICE-Qulet.
CoFFEE-Qutet-
sUeAE-DHlli SALTS Of 80 hhds Cuba at
915Gl0Ae. EES
HoPS-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-steadya at l5s4 for crude and
2S15G29c for refined.
TURPENTINE-Qui
PoRK-Lower and more active; sales of
1850 barrels at S25 IS for ne " mess $40 SOFA
s21 for prime, and S23924 for prime mess
also 500 barrels new mess; seller March,
s25 20, AID $50 barrels new mess seller ten
| days, SIS 20.
BEEF-Stesdy and quiet; sales of I25 bar
rels and 30 teTces: beef hams quiet: sales
| of 80 barrels at s28@32 so new.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales OF 100 packages
at l056glI1sc for shoulders, land l49l4sze for
hamsi middles quiet; sales IS boxes Cum
| berland cut ut 1870
DRESSED Hogs = Heavy; 1l9llI for
| w estern.
LARD-Heav and shade lower; sales OF
800 tieTces at l41zgl41Sc for steam; I5159I6l{
for Kettle endered; also 500 tierces steam,
sellers April and May al loo.
BUTrER-Quiet; 14926c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Dui at 169lSc.
FRHIGHTs-To Liverpool, dull and de-
| Ginning.
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An ABUSIVE DRIvER.-Last even
ing's Union, says, under the caption,
4" A Rough Driver" that a gentle
man entered one of the street cars
yesterday, mo. 5, } and rendered the
driver a pass signed by w. W.
Chandler, IN answer to his demand for
fare. whereupon the driver poured
forth torrent of abuse on the pas,
senger's head, saying he didn't care
for Mr.. Chandler. or anybody else,
and that he would not stop to let him
off. The authorities of the road viii
probobIy be glad that the rudeness. of
its servants is thus brought to their
notice, there being no reason to
believe they warrant any such con-
duct.
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ot. LOuis aarKel.


ToCAcCo-None in market.
CoTToN-NominaIly lower; pc.
HEMP-U nchanged.
ELoUR-LoW grades scarce and wanted
superflne 81 25G4 80; extra "a 20; Xxx IS Goa
.; choice s6 50@7 IS.
WHEAT-Strongeri No. 2 spring inspect
ed S71zci No. do CSC: = o. 2red fall ST GOA
I CO; No. l do 81 l09I I21z; choice 81 l6g
CoRN-Good demand; I02c higher: mix.
ed bulk Sic; white 7097Ic: mixed in sacks
74976c; yellow 75978c; white S09S4.
OATS-1naciye at 441z94615c for b1lk ;
4912@53c for sacked.
BARLEY-DuH and lower; Zoe.
WHISKY-Steady al 94G95c.
GRoCERIES-Dull and unchanged.
PoRK-Dull and dropping at 81 80 Tor eX-
ira heavy.
DRY SALT MEAT-Dun and lover l01zc
for shoulders: 141zc for clear rib.
BAcoS-Clear sides sold in small way
ct 165zc; choice canvassed sugar cured
hams at l8c.
LARD-NominaI; small orders filled at
l60l61ze for key.
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chicago MaFkel.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Feb. o.
FLoUR-Quiet, and easy feeling prevades
the market, but no change has occurred in
prices. Sales of spring extra at 50 759s5 Is.
WHEAT-Duil. Irregular and lower; sales
of No. l at S51agS7c; No. 2 at 7854@7g5Sc
This afternoon market dull; sales of No. Z
at 79c.
CoRN-Steady; sales at 695z97Oe; closing
at 691zc; no grades at 46050Hc. This after
noon market dull; sales at 691So for No 9
OATs-Quiet; 4 cent lower. Sales OF n o.
2 at 371Zq55sc.
RYE-DulI, but steady at 67c for No. 2
BARLEY-NOminal
HIGHWINEs- Firm; sales at Csc for wood,
and S513c for iron bound pkgs.
NJ EsS PoRR-Active;s sales at E25 25Gs25 SO:
closing at S25 25QS25 3715 cash.
l. ARE-Easier at lac. ta--zs@
MEATs-Ac.Ive;l closing at l0c for dry
sailed shoulders; l2Nc for rough sides, and
l3c for short rib middles.
DRESSED HoGs-Dull, at $40 25G10 75; clos
ing quiet al $40 IS for light weights.
LIVE HoGs-DuH at s. 40@s9 20 for light
to choice lots.
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A BIG SUIT.-A constable who has
been sued for an excessive levy, took
a change of venue, when the plaintiff
took another, sending the suit out OF
the city. it having been tried before
every other Justice in the city. 1t
was therefore sent six miles from the
city, so as to remove it from the
precincts of prejudice. The whole
amount involved is about ten dollars.
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NEGRO DEMoCRAT.-A good hard
working negro was asked a day or
two since by Democrat: Are your
people going to vote with Us this
Spring."
Il don't know about dat" was the
reply. Some drinkin loafn fellers
dat 'soeiates wild low down white folks
may, but spectacle colored men what
minds thar business won't do no
such thing"
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BY telegraph LoUmvIILE. Feb ..
ToBAcco-sales Of 90 hhds at sla5 so Tor
Trash; 81 50a8 80 for Low Leafs s9818 for
medium to g0oo do.
CoTToN-Deolined to DC for mlddllDg.
FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-Red AMI white 81 Cool 10.
CORN-e3c.
OAT5-03c, all sacked.
Provisions - Quiet and steady Nesl
Pork 81 90; Bacon shoulders 2l%cs clear
rib 155zc, and clear sides l6Zc; bulk Shout
ders llei clear rib 141Sc, and clear sides
l5e; sugar. cures hams l9c.
LARD-Tierce l6c; keg nc.
WHISKT-ElFm at 95c.
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BALL OF THE G. G. BAND. = II
pccuniary success was the desidera-
tum, the object was fully obtained By
this excellent band in their ball last
night.
The attendance was small, bat the
number of tickets sold was fully up to
what was expected, and a sum realized
therefrom that was fully satisfactory
to the management.
Ia the matter Of supper, Mein Herr
Seelig, if he did not excel himself
must have been minister of grace
for years past in bis line, to have SC
tempted the appetite.
The supper was just sumptious, and
the only regret it was caused that the
appetite would not reach half way
down the bill of fare.
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SUSPENDED ANIMATIoN-Some oil
the friends Of Mrs. Ashley, whose
sudden death was announced some
days since, think that she is not dead
but is simply in a trance or state Of
suspended animation.
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pa To night being the end Of the
Carnival, is usually celebrated with
brilliant masquerades and balls by the
Germans and other Continental Euro
peans. Look out for staring wood
cuts in the weekly's descriptive OF
them in New York.
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DIED.

RHEINLANDER-On Sunday, the 9th
inst, at PM. MAGGIE, wife of Col. John
Rheinlander, aged a years.
The funeral will take place to-day at 2
O'Clock Pm. The friends of the family are
invited TO attend without further notice.
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EVANSVILLE as A TOBACCO MAR
KET.-The tobacco warehouses Of
Evansville are very justly a source Of
pride to her citizens, and the closer they
examine into the workings of some
of them, the greater must this pride
become. Nothing so much contrib
utes to build up the business of a city
as the character of her business men
for promptness and integrity.
A letter from Southern Illinois, to
Messrs. Martin, Gardner & Co, of the
Evansville Tobacco Warehouse, which
we have copied from a score of others,
from their patrons in different Sec
tions of the country. abundantly
shows that this firm are giving the
most complete satisfaction to their
vast number of correspondents, while
they are adding immensely to the rep
utation of Evansville as q tobocco
market.
One writer from Southern Illinois,
says: " We have tried shipments to
Louisville, st. Louis, and Evansville,
this season, and you have beaten
both places, both in prices, and time
of getting our returns; hence the bal
ance Of our tobacco goes to you this
season"
The letter below, was not written
for publication, but we take the liber-
ty of printing it:
CAsEYVILLE, KY. Feb 2lst, 1870.
MEssRs. MARTIN, GARDNER & Co.,
Evansville, Ind.
GENTLEMEN-We are in receipt of
account of sales for two hogsheads tobac-
co, shipped you last week; also, certificate
of deposit for $3.50 50, proceeds OF same.
The sale was entirely satisfactory, and re-
turns several days in advance of our ex-
pectations.
Col. Brooks, says 1t was all " bully" ex-
| cept the paper the return was made on,
which was most light. In
his excited haste, he tore 1t all to eces,
/ opening envelope.
Accept thanks, and believe us,
Yours, very respectfully,
BROOKS, QUIREY, DYER & BROOKS.
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NeR 0Fleans HaFket.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. q.
FLoUR-s5 1876 1896 so.
CORN-eI %.
OATs-65d66c.
BRAN 81 s..
PORK--F23.
BACON Dull at l31[GlSl<c.
IsARD-DulI at l6Gl816C.
5UGAR-Duil: prime l&5<c.
MOLAsS Es-Hlrm at 60la39c.
COFFEE AND WHIsKT-Gnchange
GoLD-sl 1875
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Frank Ken
nison, alias Red twas sent to the lock-
up for thirteen days, for not having
money enough to pay for the luxury
of disturbing the peace.
In the some court. the two women
who quarrelled on Saturday morning,
had small fines imposed.
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BG- Teunie G. CIaflin, the New
York brokeress, is the +" Wonderful
Child, Miss Tennessee" who used to
advertize as a clairvoyant healer and
fortune-teller, in Chicago.
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MAKING THREATs.-A little tailor.
named Sohweizer, had two men ar
rested and brought before Justice
McTernan, on Saturday. on a charge
Of making threats, and asked that
they be bound over to keep the
peace. After lengthy trial before a
jury, the defendants were discharged.
This was a sequel to the disorderly,
and assault and battery cases, before
the Recorder, on the same afternoon.
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BEEF.-The persons who carried
off Mr.. George Wolff beef. last week,
brought it back after the owener was
thoroughly mad. They only took it
away to see how disappointed he
would be; they were his neighbors
and friends.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PRINTING OFFICE For SALE.-A
good country Printing Office, we'll es-
tablisheG, and doing large business
in Southern Illinois, will be sold
mostly on time Call or apply at this
Office, this day only.
BJ~ ALL claims against the steam
er Fayette while in the Evansville and
Cairo trade will be promptly settled
at my Office, No. 5, South Water
Street.
Office hours 8 to I'm.
Mar-1 81 DUKE NICHOLSON.
SHOO FLY and Handkerchief
Bows at STRoUsE & Bros.
feb2S-2t
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UNION SERVICES AT TRINITY NJ. E.
CHURCH. = By request, Rev. r. V.
Dodge, of Madison, Wis, will preach
the sermon this evening. The public
are cordially invited.
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NashYIIIe Markaf.
European RarReig

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, Feb. %.
CoTToN-Flat; low middIing Ig15c; good
ordinary lSc. Stock 1900 bales.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Mr. w. S. Ford
will sell at his Warehouse. this morn
ing, an assorted lot of tobacco, COM
prising all grades, some Of them fine.
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LoOk Ont for the StyJes

Alex. Marconner, the fashionable
French Halter, left for the East, yes
to-day. 1t
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TOBACCO SALE.-Messrs. Weldon
Bros. will sell 25 hogsheads of tobacco
at their Warehouse to-day.
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B9- Look out for burglars. Louis
vile and Cincinnati are expelling
lot, who are coming this way.
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b. relegraph.l

b. telegraph MEMPHIS. Feb q
CoTTON-Is quiet and nominal Receipts
1888 bales: expoFts J ,S33 bales.
FLoUR-Duil at So 90.
Consultative at 0Qc0Gl 90.
OATs-Steady G1G63c.
HAY-Scarce at ST 506t28.
BzAN-Scarce at So 90.
PORE-Steady at SI8 5U0S29.
LARD-Eomfnal.
BACoN-Q uiet shoulders 1870; sides 165<G
l71Ie; bulk shoulders 1l1<ci sides 1870 I5sfc.
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Ia Remember that the Buchanan
Dramatic Troupe open at the Opera
House on Thursday.
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IMPORTANT TOBACCO SALE.--Messrs.
Martin, Gardner & Go, will sell 80
hhds. of tobacco, to-day precisely at
10 o'clock AN.
The breaks" will be made up from
Green River, Indiana and Western
District Kentucky, and will be the
most important sale of the season.
Among the rest, there will be two
hhds of Uery fine, bright Ballard
County wrapper.
Buyers are especially requested to
note the fact that the whole lot to be
sold this morning is very superior,
and that the sale will commence
promptly at ten o'clock.
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THE FIRE ON SUNDAY NIGHT.-It
has been ascertained that Messrs.
Meyer & Gorse had an insurance of
eight hundred dollars, on their stock
and tools in their bindery, with the
United States Insurance Company, of
Baltimore, Md. of which DR.. A. g.
Hallock is the agent. This amount
will cover little more than
their loss. which consisted, to a great
extent Of finished work ready for de-
livery. Their ruling machine was
very badly damaged, and the delay,
alone. will be great loss to them.
The statement in yesterday morn
ing's JOURNAL, that policy on the
building, of four thousand dollars, in
the Republic Insurance Company,
had been cancelled, was an error. The
Cancelled policy. was on the stock and
tools of Rudolph's printing Office,
which the Republic declin ed further
to insure. The error occurred by the
person giving the information. mis-
apprehending the inquiry made.
The building was insured at Nexsen
& Bakers agency. for 81 500 in the
Phoenix of New York, and at Drew S
agency. in the Security of New York,
for like amount.
The FIRE originated in the back room
of the third floor among the debris Of
the last FIRE, December Both, which
consisted of burnt paper and old
boxes, SC, which had been piled
away In one corner.
This fire has occasioned a good deal
Of talk in certain circles. and opinions
are very freely expressed as to the
origin of it. which, from all appear
ances, could only be ineendarism. In
surance companies will touch very
lightly hereafter on some of the pro-
perry insured.
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ga The prisoners in the lookup
made an unsuccessful attempt to
break out last night.
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SEVERE ACCIDENT. An elderly
lady, a Mrs. Rodgers, residing with her
son-in law, Mr.. J. +. Stewart, on In
Gle street, between Sixth and Seventh,
met with serious accident on Sunday
morning.
In descending the stairs, the heel
of Mrs. Rodgers shoe caught on
step and tripped her, causing her to
fall down about five steps-cutting
friehtful cash in her knee, but break
inc no bones. Mrs. Rodgers, being
ouite feshy, sustained some internal
injuries and a severe shock to her
nervous system, from which she suf-
fers intensely. The gasa in her knee
was sewed up by DR.. Kress, and the
lady is receiving every care.
Mary exaggerated reports are in cir
eulation concerning the accident. but
the above are the facts from reliable
source.
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PERsoNAL.-Story Of the Chicago
Times has rather hard luck. The at
tack of the Blondes is the third per-
sonal attack he has sustained. A To-.
cal politician Of the genus reformer,
called Horse Eddy, once knocked
him out of time. and gambler named
George Trussel, who was afterward
killed BY his mistress, performed
a like service for Mr.. Story on the
day after Horse Eddy assailed him.
Mr.. Story rose to his knees and draw
ing a revolver fred four shots at
Trussel, and although he was within
ten feet of the target, did not hit him.
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BaT Two policemen guarded the
lookup last night against the jail
breakers inside.
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Ba- Steamer No. 3 replenished the
water cisterns yesterday.
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sew TORS GOId and stooR BArAtt.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.

sex fOrB 6Old and EtOCk Karat.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. %.
To-day was one OF marked importance
in the bear campalgn. On Wall street, tn o
movement was assisted by a popular Ieel-
ing for s. lower gold premium. and the
general distrust occasiOned by the break
In sold. The bulls suffered severely, and
many small operators were cleaned out.
demorafzed all speculative movements
for rise. This is clearly seen, in the fact
that every time the market rallied. the
bulls were free sellers. The day closed
with very little recovery from the lowest
point. The next move for lower prices,
will be on the basis of O. drain of currency
to the interior, for spring settlem ents, al
ways made In the middle and Eastern
States, on the first of April. The banks
awe com % enced losing currency much
earlier than usual, which Is accepted as
meaning the interior, is much poorer
in currency, than was generally ex
The following is the official announce
ment of the Treasury policy for March !:
UNITED STATES TREASURY, n. Y.-FebA
2S.-Durlng the month of March, 1870, ]
shall, by order, receive bids for gold and
offers of bonds as follows: Bids for gold,
March, Sd, one million; March 18th, one
million; March Slst. one million; all on
account of the sinking fund. Orders of
bonds Wednesday, March I'd, special fund,
one million: Thursday, March 10th, one
million; Wednesday, March 18th, special
fund, one million; Thursday, March 24lh,
sinking fund, one million; Wednesday,
March 30tb, spe ial fund, one million.
CHAS. FOLGFR.
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Ia See the important Ordinance
passed last night by the Council.
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For THE WEEKLY JoURNAL.-C.
III. Bennett. ESQ, Post Master at
Dycusburg, Ky, sent us on Saturday,
by the politeness of our excellent
friend f. @. Dickey. Of the firm of
Ragon, Diekey & Carson, club of
twenty new subscribers for the
Weekly JOURNAL. Mr.. Bennett is a
good practical, working Republican,
and makes a good Post Master. BE
has our thanks for his efforts in be-
half of the JOURNAL, and assure him
he will not be forgotten.
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Notice of Dissolution of Oopartner
ship.

sagT GT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
lN the partnership heretofore existing
in the furniture business, in Evansville,
Indiana, between Ferdinand Karges, Fer
dtDand We1berg, Henry Stoltz, and the
undersigned, Christian Miller, was dis
solved on the 2lst gay of January, 1870,
having expired by limitation in the arti-
Giles of parJn ersh1p.
Until a receiver shall be appointed, the
business will be managed by the under
signed, sS usual.
CHRISTIAN MILLER.
Inr { loo a
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b@- Tomorrow is Ash Wednes.
day, the first day of Lent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-01

GTo.day is Shrove Tuesday. To
night is called, in Scotland, pancake
night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-01

B9~ This is the FIRST day Of tradi-
tional Spring.