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tfve Mannon to-dsy says nothing about the Presi-
dent returning 70 waAhington this week TO hold
Cabinet meeting. but that he win start on the sth
inst for st. Louis is known here that there Ii no
public business which requires his imm edate return
to Washington.
Personal.
Secretary Belknap Is expected back here tornor-
row morning from his tour Of inspection OF the gov
ernment arsenals.
General slckIes' Status in tho Army.
There Is very general mistake In regard TO the
status OF General sickes and some other army ON
GERS under the new army bill. It Is supposed that
by It's provisions Sickes must either resign his
position in the army or give up his mission
az Minister to Spain. II s argued tnat the new law
forbds any army orlcer from being elected or ap-
pointed to any civil O1ice. The law Is By no means
40 sweeping. II simply provides that no officer ION
the active list' shall be 80 elected or appointed.
General Sickes Is not on the active list at ALL He
was retired with the full rank of major general on
the l4th Of April 1862 and therefore Is not affected
by the new law at all. Before Sickes left here for
Madrid he took counsel on the subject and studied
IL himself with the keen, legal acumen which he pos
sesses In the particular regard In question the law
then In force a the time Of hts appointment has not
been changed at all. He will therefore remain at
hts post without endangering his standing in the
army.
The French Passport system.
The following despatch was received here this
morning -
TO SECRETARY FISH, Washington
The french government require passports from all
persons entering or leaving frSnss, eunrny por,.
Accident Ia Commissioner Dclnu0.
telegram received by Deputy Commissioner
Douglas this morning, from Mount Vernon, Ohio
states that Commissioner Delano fell from wagon
Oh Friday last and fractured his right arm very
badly. The accident will keep him OF his home In
Mount Vernon for several weeks.
Indians the Warputh in Texas.
The Acting Commissioner OF Inaan Affairs Is in
rece pit OF the following telegram through the Adu
tant Generals ofioe:-
OIicial reports from General Oakes, Fort Richard.
son. represent that part OF Texas Is infested with
Indians armed with repeating arms, carbnes, rines
and revolvers well mounted ami clothed. Captain
McCeland Of the Sixth cavalry, with -dve men,
had a severe engagement in Baylor county the
l2Lh with 250 Indians. He lost two men and killed
fifteen Indians.
J.J. REYNOLDS, Brevet Major General.
These are thought to be renegade Indians who
spend most OF their time In Mexico ana supplied
with arms by eontraband traders on the border.
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ATLANTIC YACHT CLUE.
Tho Annual Cruise Postponed.

Az meeting Of the Atlantic Yacht Club, held last
evening at the rooms No. le Court street. Brooklyn,
Commodore William voorhis presiding, It was de-
cided to postpone the annual cruise from August
to the 9th nst ewing to the race for the cup won by
the America taking place on the 9Th. TWO of the
Cam6ra's most formidable opponents belong to the
Atlantic Yacht Club W., the lldal Wave ana Made
kDe, and this cruise has accordingly been delayed to
give those famous yscbtA an opportunity 10 prove
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MILITARY REUNION.

Reunion Of the Eighth Massachusetts, Regiment
at Nahant-Address by Major Poore-Ren
Buffers Speoch-How He Confronted
Traitors, Advised Governor Andrew
and Eore.hadowed tho War-A
Timely Supply Of 0vercoats
saved the Union.
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OF the republican candidates, only four
Messrs. Coburn, Shanks, Williams and Packard
are members Of the present Congress; while the
democrats have renominated all their Representa-
tiyes. The delegation now stands:-Repu ublicans,
seven; democrats, four.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Indiana Conversational Nominees.
Both parties in Indiana have completed their
Congressional nominations, except the repub-
licans In the Seventh and the democrats in the
Eleventh district, as f0llows:-
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Dist. Republicans.
III. Clay Gooding.
George w. Carr.
9-H. n. Pritchard.
A. NJ. Wilson.
5-John CoburD,
6-Moses +. Dunn.
s-James N. Tyner.
81. p. g. Shanks.
10-William Williams.
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OCEAN STEAMERS,

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YoRK FOB TIE
| MONTH AUGUST.
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March 4, 1sa1. see1sos55 Oct l. 1865 81 534 643
July lS5i. so.4eS6l0 Nov ], 1868. ..2527 l2s, ,552
July 1861 602 81 404 Dec l, 1868. 2, $50 O3l, ,Sl4
July 1865 0s3 $4,000 Jan. 1869. % 540 707 2Ol
July 1864 l.I2ls4l94 Feb l, 1869. q $50 205 o5S
July 81 1853 !o7, 253275 March 1s692 $40 1885, 9o4
Sept 1865. 757, ,6S957l April 1892 SAP 744 SOS
JAM 1868 q 538 May !, 1869. O. $780, 1855 2O5
aug 1885 033 Ol9,276 June 1869. q 52l S26 532
Jam J. 1867 323 l72 July i, 1859. q 500 160 773
April 1857. p 623 42s O70 Aug. l. 1869 sos 708 533
July l. 1887. q 51I S00013 Sept 1862 49S OOs O32
Oct 1857 q 400, 277443 Oct l. 1869 a. 1856 sos 6g5
Nov l. 1867 % 49l, 504 $50 Nov l. 1862 469 5lI 773
jan 1893 59S lbs $50 Dec. 1899 473 237 I52
Feb. 1858 527 ,373 JAM l. 1870 49, 4IS 7S3
March, 1862 25l9, S29 e22 Feb. l. 1870 275
Aprli 1868. .25I3 209G37 HarchI 1870 OFT s55
May 1868 500 2S,s27 April /, 1870 2S9 It's
June 1888. 610 245 SS6 May l. 1870 43I SOS S79
July L 1865 SOS, ,9l5 I92 June l. 1870 q 423 O6
Aug 1858. lob 63 430 July l. 1870 % 400 EOS 363
Sept 1868. q 535, 6l3l2 Aug. 1870 3o9 423 AGO
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"3'y y
~ln this statement no mention Is made Of accrued
interest and the bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad
Company are calculated Us part OF the public DEBT.
According to the report OF Secretary Boutwell,, who
adds accrued interest and ignores the bonds issued
to that road the total debt exhibits decrease during
the past month amounting to 81, 7,0s4,123.
The debt Of the United States, less Dash in the
Treasury, was as annexed at the aforementioned
dateS:-
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THOMAS K AGNEw, 26O GREENWICH STREET,
i New York. has reduced the prtccs OF Teas, Conee4
Sugars Flour and all knds Of 0seosres, Aoassss and Pr
Vtaieae 70 tha nalA aAAnAagk
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DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUsTIo OR
~ detenon from business for Structure, F,stua Phes
Diseases of the Pelvic vscsra Diseases aud Deformes OF
the Eye, Nose, Face aud Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D., IA Lexington ave
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THE MARIE pg.


- IelszTaph.l NEW YORE. Jan 4.
CoTToN-Opend very firm and closed
quiet; sales Of 2.loo bales at 253zc for mid
FLOUR r. cefpts, 9,455 barrels: the
market is doll and unchanged; sales
of 5lG0 barrels western.
CGRS MEAL-Qufet.
WHIsKY-Unchanged sales o. 40 bar
WHEAT Receipts 300 bushels: market
heavy aud lU2c lower; sales of $500 BUSH
els AT 81 POL 2iS tor No. spring, and
81 80 al 800 f1r Winter red aud amber
Western; also sales reported of $1,000 bush
els Of No Spring delivered, all this
month, ct 81 70.
RYE-Qufet.
BARLEY Dull.
CORN Recei pts 762 bushels; market dull
and very neavy; safes of 2l,OOl bushels st
sSc I9r new white Southern, 81 Il FOR ola
mixed " es' ern. the extreme outside price.
OATS = Receipts, 2,S54 buShe 8; shade
hrmer for choice; sales OF 1900 bushels at
6Z9t3c for Western, and 65965c for state.
RICE-Duil.
CoFFEE-Fair request on private terms.
SCGAR-Qulebi sales Of Cuba at 10 9101zc,
and Havana at IC5<4llc.
MOAASSE5-Dull; sales Gf New Orleans ct
at z4@7Sc.
Hops Quiet
OIL-Pe,roiepm quiet ct I5}Sc for crude,
a'd S012@505<9 Iar refined. Ldnseed Oil
dull.
PORK - Lower: sales Of $50 barrels at
old do. 52i@25 60 for prime, and S25@28 90
for prime mess; also, 3, 80 barrels OF new
mess, seller February and Marca, Of SIS 5o9
$40 co.
BERF-Quiet
Cur MEATS Quiet 81 II1Sc for shoulders;
heavy; sales OF 20 packages CT middles /;
heavy; sales OF $50 boxes o. Cumberland
cut at l43<4I45Sc.
R6G : dressed, quiet ct ll5l@Izc To-
Western.
LAID Heavy and lower; sales Of $50
tlerccs ut l51191g5{c for steam, and I79lSc
for Kettle rendered; also, 1000 tle:ces of
steam, seller February and Aareh, al Ia
i71<c.
BUTTER- Steady at ISG33c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Q Giet and steady.
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL - Duh; ship
ments OF 1900 bushels of Wheaa per steam
at I'd.
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Ansuaerslnnfs.

TEE MINsTRELs-Skif & Gay
lords Minstrels were greeted with an
other full house last night, and the
performance was better than on the
previous night. The company is not
as good as when the party were here
on a previous visit. Although some
Of the acts were first rate, many Of the
jokes were pointless, and the gags :"
quite old. Andy Mckee, who was
with them when here before. was a
splendid song and dance man, ard his
place is indifferently supplied at pres
ens. Notwithstanding all the draw
backs. there is some good talent in
the company, aud they give fair
show, but not SO good as We expected
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A HANDSOME PRESENT On Sun
day last, our young friend, William
StCrton, was greatly surprised By the
action of the scholars and teachers of
the Methodist Sunday School in In
dependence, Of which he is Superin-
tendent. At the close OF the school.
Miss Hattie Durham. stepped for
ward and presented him with beau
tiful family Bible, bound in morocco
and gilt, accompanying her gilt with
the following little speech:
INDFPENDENCE, Jan. 2, 1870
Mr. SrORroN: Highly approaching
he kindness you have extended TO
this school aud the interest you have
manifested in It's welfare. and feeHng
under obligations for the zeal IN
which you have labored for the pest
two years, l present you this BIble,
in behalf OF the teachers aud friends
Of this school, as q token OF our affeo
ton and esteem for you, both as q
friend and Superintendent. While
epdesyoriue TO lead this flock ia the
straight and narrow path, may tbs
/ Bible ever be your guide, and may it
be the star that shall at last bring you
to the haven Of eternal rest. is the sin
cere wish OF teachers. friends aud
scholars.
Although taken by surprise. Dir.
Storton returned his thanks to the
school appropriately and feelingly
and he prizes his beautiful gift all the
more highly because of the feelings
which prompted it.
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River DISPATCHES

PIrTsBURG, January 4.-Weather
very cold and squaliy. Monongahela
10 feet 6 inches, and falling. No coal
departures.
CINCINNATI, January ARRIVED
st. Charles, from Pittsburg. De
parted - st. Charles, for Pitfsburg
Hudson, for Wheeling; Anuie Lau-
RE, for kanawha River: Wren. for
Frankfort. River 26 feet 2 inches,
and stationary. Weather cold clear
to-day and partially cloudy to night.
Business fair.
LOUISVILLE, January 4.-Port List
Silver Moon, Memphis to Cincjp-
natl; Ironsides and barges. st. Louis
20 Pittsburg. River declining. with
9 feet water In the canal. and z faot
on the falls. Weather cloudv and
cold. Business dull.
CAIRO, Jan. 4.-Port List-Leoni-
das, New Orleans to Cincinnati, Z
am. Alice Dean, Memphis to Cincin-
natl, z am: Richmond, st. Louis TO
LOUSY lie, 10 an. ; Forsyth, St. Louis
to Vicksburg, IL am; Grand Lake.
Memphis to Grand Tower, noon
Charley Durfee, st. Louis TO Cairo. /
pm. Robert Burns, Cincinnati 10
Memphis. 2 pm. River fell seven
inches. Mercury, So.
CAIRO, January 4.-The steambca.
arrivals at this port the past year were
$500; cotton reshipped East since
September 1900 bales; -four sold
here during the year 1900 barrels.
ST. Louis, Jan. 4.-Port List-Ar-
rived: Columbian, from New Orleans.
Departed: St. Johns, for Keokuk /:
Lady Pike, for Tennessee River; Kat to
Kinney and Thompson Dean. for
New Orleans; Rubicou, for Vicks-
burg. River falling slowly, with con
siderable ice running. Weather clear
and milder.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 4-R1ger station
airy; seven feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and moderate. Arrived !:
John Lumsdcn, from Cairo; Alpha.
from Evansville. Departed: Alpha,
for Evansville.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 4-Weather clear,
pleasant. River rising. Arrived Vir.
ginia add Magenta. from New Orleans;
Armadillo, from Arkansas River;
Clara, from st. Louis Departed:
Mississippi and MoGill, for New Or
leans. The Mississippi had nearly
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RECORDERS CoURT.-John Glover
(no relation Of tie great lumber mer-
chant was arrested for being drunk
and disorderly. The latter charge
was for trying TO forea his way into
the house Of a respectable lady. The
first attempt he was repulsed by the
lady, and the next time he was knock
ed down by gentleman whom the
affrighted lady had called to her
assistance, and the blow he gave
Glover was q sockdolager," and
somewhat disfgured his frontispiece.
After hearing the facts, the Recorder
charged him, in fine and costs. $26,
and he was sent to the lookup to
board it out. Oh! if we could only
have work house,
A case against the person who
knocked Glover dowa was dismissed
at the request OF the latter, who
Acknowledged / hai he had been rightly
served.
Vim. Jones was arrested by Ohcei
Gundrum for stealing a coat belonging
to II +. J oseph & Co. Jones had sold the
coat, and in offering it forsale created
a suspicion that led to his arrest. Hc
had an examination, and in default o.
bail, was sent to Jail TO answer at the
Criminal Court.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL RooMs-The base
ment Of the First Baptist Church Is
being elegantly fitted up for Sunday
School rooms. The basement con
tains three rooms, with folding doors
between them, which can be thrown
open when so desired, and all the pu'
pills can hear addresses or Lectures
that may be given in the largest room.
Another very nice arrangement is that
ooe can enter either Of the rooms
from hall, without passing through
the other rooms. One room viii be
used for the general classes, another
for the infant class, and another for
the Bible Glass. Adjoining The
largest room is the furnace room, and
also room suitable for kitchen,
which will be convenient to cook in
whenever festivals are held at the
church.
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Ee. Leafs Marker.
BY TeIegranh.I

BY ISlegraphsi ST. LOUIS, Jan 4.
ToBAcco-Stronger but unchanged.
CoTToN-ln fair demand, with sales rang
ing from 22LSG24c.
HEMP--A omiuaNy unchanged.
FLOuR-Steady and firm for low grades
fall sucerhne sold at "a 1894 435: Y. 81 400
S. 50a6 IS.
WHEAr-Firm; No. Spring inspected,
gsc: RED FAN, 2lgl 05; low choice to fancy,
81 219I 81: No. white, 81 II; choice. 81 p.
CoRN-Duli aEd lower; 6)g6215c for gel-
low ia bulk: 66c for mixed white; yellow
s3cksd, 6Sg75c: white. 72@S0c.
OATs-Duu at 81 1901 Is for Minnesota
Spring
RYE-Firmer ri 6e9S3c.
WHIsKY-Opened a 98e. and closed wish
no buyers al Soc
GROCERIES QUILT and unchanged
Provisions uulI and heavy, with very
little doing; small sales Of heavy. Pork,
SzS 80. Jobb3ng sales OF dry salt meat at
llM@ll34c for shoulders; l5c for clear rib f;
l52c for clear sides. Bacon, iobbing-l4c
FIR shoulders; l6t<c for clear rib; l7zc Tor
clear sides.
LARn-Dull and lower; I0c for prime
steam.
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..snelnERsl aAr So.

Hy LeassTapb.i Gs1zuiHEAT1, Jau.
-Four AND GRAIN-UEchanged but lit
tie done. Wheat, 81 CS9l l.. Corn, &c.
Oats, so SOC for mixed.
CoTrON-Fatr; mIddIing. 248245Ee, and
for good grades 241&c Is obtained.
TUBACC0-UnchRnged
4WHISKY-DulI at 94c.
HCGs-Dull at S9Gl0 90 for live, and Sll@
Sll so for dressed; receipts, S,l00 head.
PROVISIONS Unsettled and prices nomi-
nal; nothtGg Of importance done. Mess
Pork Is held at S27 so. Green Meats l00
1215Gl41Sc, and dull.
EARD-l5szaI7c for steam and kettle len
deTej.
BUTTER-In better supply, and prices
dropping; fIesh, 29g31c.
EGGS-30c.
OIL Petroleum lower; refined, 29a32c.
No change IN lard or nnseed oil; demand
moderate.
GRocERIEs Unchanged aud quiet.
GOLD-1l9& buying.
Exc3aAN GE---Flrm; par buying, and 10
premium selling.
MoNEY-Marketq quiet, and rather easy.
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tour. extending over a period Of three
weeks, 70 our neighboring city,
Owensboro, KY. He bad nice time
and looks 10 excellent health.
Mr.. Ira Miller, for two years past
connected with the house of Topf,
Long s, Co., IN this city, has taken q
position with the saddlery house Of
J. ". Morrill, & Co.. Louisville. He
is . valuable acquisition to any
blishment.
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OhicagO MarRat.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan. 4.
FLOUR IN fair shipping demand for low
and me dunn grades or Spring extra at $50
50 IS.
WHEAF-DulI and lower at $50 for No. 1,
and 765z9171<c for 90. 2: closing quiet at
7651G77o; market very dull this afternoon
at ne.
CoRN-Quiet and flrmer. and z0lc high
er; 708T4c for re kular and fresh receipts OF
NO. 2; closing at 705zc for regular; no grade
quilt st 536s551Sc: his sfternS on there
ere sellers OF 10. at 70Se
OATS-In better de mRnd sales at 400
1870 casn and seller the month, Ale Sc IRIS
February, for No. 2; closing at 40940Ac
cash.
RYE-Quiet at 70G7oI6c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dul: No. 2 nominal.
PRoVIsIo NS-Dull; demand almost ex-
c!usivelY speculative. Mess Pork S27. 50Ga
ST 10 sweet Plckled Hams J4szal5l<o in
tiet ces. ShO' t Rib MiddIes loose at l3Izc
rough sides l3e; cry sailed shoulders ld1[@
l01<c loose.
LARD-J6II@16ISc.
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AMONG the many hair preparations
In the market, it is no easy matter to
decide which one of them is most de-
sirable for use. HALLS VEG b.
TABLE SICILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER has been before the public
about nine years, its virtues tested
and certified to By many leading and
influential physicians of New Eng
land. among whom we may name
Walter BurDham. NJ. D., of Lowell,
Mass, formerly Professor of Surgery
in the Worcester Medical Institution,
and in Penn University, Philadel-
phia. who says: have used il for
restoring the hair, where inveterate
ergptions had resisted various kinds
of treatment, and found that not
only was the hair beautifully restored
to lis original beauty, but also the
disease OF tho scalp completely
cured" Also, George Gray, M. D.,
of Nashua, n. H., the leading physi-
clan of the place where this RE-
NEWER is manufactured, speaks of
the preparation in this way: |
have seen It's effects in very many
cases. IL will certainly restore the
hair to its original color, 1t cleans the
head OF dandruff, and leaves the hair
soft, glossy and beautiful. do not
think its use In any way injurious,
but on the contrary, beneficial. |
can, therefore, ch eerfplly recommend
it to the public" A. A. Hayes. NJ.
D., State Assayer, of Massachusetts,
having analysed it. assures the pubic
nv certificates. that IL Is the best
preparation for the intended purposes
of the many be has examined.
With these assurances from such
high sources, surely those who desire
perfected and reliable hair restorer
can do no better than use HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILLAN HAIR
REVIEWER, jan5-1tdw
s Fifty cents Per half can for
Maltby's best fresh Oysters, received
daily from Baltimore.
II. HERMANN, Agent,
jan 1w No 20 Main Street.
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1t contains all the News of the Day
Domestic and Foreign, by Telegraph and
Mail.
Variety Is the Spice OF Life, and every
Issue of the JOURNAL is fun Of q variety OF
News, Gossip, end Miscellaneous Readir &
1t publishes Reports of the Markets of
all the commercial centers of the country.
It's Reports of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims u be reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead of all others in
every respect.
The aim of its Editors is TO make it the
paper for the people, instructive to all T;
sought for by the business man, the
farmer, the professional man, the me.
chanic a household com panion the
politicians guide-1n fact. TO make it es
nearly EVERYBODY'5 psper as possible.
River Hen l0iU dhd our Reports net en-
celled by any paper IL The greet Mississippi
PoueV!
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A Few ITEMS OF INTEREST. AT
the close Of an old year, or the begin
ming of a new one. 1t is customary, SO
far as possible, to publish statistics 10
regard 10 business. &C.. Of The year
just passed, and We yesterday com
piled few items of general interest,
and will probably give some others
shortly.
The County Clerk. during the past
year, issued 412 marriage licenses.
Justice MeTernan, from May 9Th
to December 31st, 1869, tried "a Grim
inal cases and 1853 civil cases.
Justice Walker tried, during The
year, 1913 civil and criminal gases.
Justice Stinson tried 339 civil cases
and perhaps 80 or 40 criminal cases
but it was impossible to get the exact
figures.
Justice Emery tried IA cases. He
was sadly afflicted with rheumatism
for about eight months, during which
time he could not attend to business
Justice Walker was also sick a por.
ton Of the time, and Squire Stinson
was confined wish the rheumatism fol
number Of weeks. 1t is also proper
to add that many cases are not dock
eted, and therefore no record Of them
is kept. Some cases also are settled
before a trial takes place, aud are not
docketed.
In the Office Of Q TomhemeI',
County Recorder, there were record
ed during the year 100 deeds, IS
leases, and ID plats, consisting mostly
of additions to the city Of Evansville,
which show that the city is rapidly
extending out into what has hitherto
bean denominated as the suburbs
Recorder Willard, from March q,
1868, to December 81, 1869, tried 1. JIG
cases. There has been a falling off in
cases before the Recorder the past
year, and some months bat very few
trials have taken place. Ia NOvem-
Der and December, q cases only we're
tried each month.
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Ta UsINEss ANCE.--Wanted, q man
- in each town and city 10 manufacture
aud sell Weather strips and Rubber
Mouldlngs. 4dts5lt ran on 1Tfe % oll- From
go 10 tIZ3 worth needed upon every builds
ing, from 800 20 90 per cent. PROD send
your address upon stamped envelope, fCr
full partfcul Lar and price 4 50 of Iatsri1lf.
ready 60 be put together, 10 EEksA BRA fra
a I q = - En- d. Eo-L---- NJ
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church EoGice.

The annual business meeting Of
the members of the Evansville
Presbyterian Church and Con-
gregation (Walnut Street,, will be
held Ia the Lecture Room. on Wed
nesday evening, January 5, 1870, at
Z o'clock, at which time five Trustees
will be elected to serve for the ensu-
ing three years. All arc invited.
jan4-2t T. w. TURNER, Sec.
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER The gen
eral prayer meeting o-day will be
held at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church at three o'clock Pm. The
following ere the subjects of prayer
for to day:
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. Domestic
and iS9ciGl-Prayer for parents and
children. and the bles iqgs Of the
Christian home; for employers and
the employed; fer eli schools and
cniierRs.
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- - - -.

b Telegraph NEW YuEK. Jan. 4.
Trade IL inactive, aud prices are nomln-
ally unchanged. "A few IF spranuets light
prints have been opened 1t lIt5c. and the
American in medium cOIOriDgs at II15e.
Heavy Rheelings CT TIE best brands are
held ~ l61zc, but some goods can e bougbt
4 Chicago at lSc, and the Stark A at l5JH,
which Is &c above the agents price here
The AuRusia sheetings are held at TO
CoIored cottoas are quiet, yet steady.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05
Notice 10 CIty Tax.ParePs,

Those tax payers who have not paid
their city taxes for the year 1869 are
hereby notified that the same must be
paid in by the 10Th of January, 1870,
If they wish TO save costs, as by that
time l will have to commence adver-
Using and selling property for nom
payment Of said city taxes. My Office
is next door to the Council Cham Der,
on the corner Of Third and Walnut
Streets. JOHN GREEK,
dec30-td City Collector.