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On the nIississIppl.

Our special Cairo dispatches report the
rebels asill fortiying Island No. 10, and pre-
pairing for desperate defence at that point.
We doubt however whether they will stand
thsrs. Its, ct best but an outpost to Forts
Wright and Randolph, which are relied up
On for the defense Of Memphis.
At New Madrid JEFF Thompson has estab-
Hnhed himself and is threatened by Gen.
Pope. All publication Of the amount Of
Gen. Fopeis Is forbidden, but We may be
sure that the commander OF the Department
which has shown such signal victories thus
faE, viii not send one of his Generals out
against an important division of the enemy
without being fully prepared to attack and
dsfuat them. The number of rebels there is
reported to be 10000, with reinforcementH
constantly arriving. Weshan hear ofa 6gh'
Or run there in a few days.
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HIrhIr Imnarlnnl Nona.

By last night dispatches We learn that
car army has captured Lsssburg and taken
nAAy prisoners
Also that there has been naval engage
msnt At Fort MOnrOs the rebel steamer Ner-
rnac having given battle to our ships. The
battle lasted Eve hours and resulted in seri-
ous damage to both sides. One of our YES
ssls was captured. The iron Ericsson bat
tsry, TIE Monitor, arrived just in time 70
take psss in the asht. See dispatches for
particulars which we have not time to par
tlealariss here.
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Our special dispatches report that the plan
of organising tbs army of the Potomac il to
Eve corps de armes is already being carried
into effect. Generals Banks, Mcdowell,
Sumner, HsintEleman and Keys to be COM
manders. The plan was McClellsn's before
the resignation of Gen. Scott although
these are not just the commanders that he
had selected at that time for the diVis-
ions. The plan seems to be a good enc, q
strong proof of Its efficiency being that the
FEeuCh sEsny is organised upon 8 similar sys-
tenn. The officers are experisnced and able
soldiers and win each give q good account Of
themselves and the men under them when
opportunity offers.
This report cannot be considered contra
band, as it comes through the hands Of Mr..
Sanford, Telegraph Superintendent.
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NEW YORK sIARKET-maroh 8,

lhH Ia4aadhAEhsl
FIOuR-Shade hrmsr, with only limited de-
mand Tor State aud Western and mOderats enquiry
sales sUJ AZ 50 ss0655O for superhne state; S55S
sss for extra statsi IS sSSsO for superns western
u. IS s6,so tor oommen 70 medium extra WsgtsrTl
se,s5e6,95 for shipping brands extra round hoop
quiet and droopingi also IS bblS supsrhne at s. %
@s,50.
,C!hSNADA EII:9UEI-MArkst steady snd in favor
Of the ouyeI, with only limited demand and small
sales 81 SeAOsot0 Tor suPernnoi S66O9665 for COM
RYE FI.sIOtE-Narket quiet and steady
Sales at $SH@425.
UORN ilBAL Market rules steady. nOmiua'Iy
and Puncheons 1850
WHISKY-msrket unsettled aud heaVy, with
ort any decided change in prices with sales Of $50
bbl- at 25HGz6'1i market closing hsaYyat inslde
WHEAT-Market dull and dropping, there being
limited supply Offering. Export oemand has al
most su gsos1. sales 200 bush spring state 81 q
and 50 bush Red SIl3
RYE- Market quiet and dropping. Sales 35O0
ARLEY-scarce and frmer, with prices tend
ing upwa d. with sales at se99Oc, for state. Within
q lew days 1000 bush OAliOrnia haYs benn sold At
pr es ranging from 70 to 7sc, and 500 bush state
siORN-Markst 1 cent lower, with consi israbIe
doing for export. Sales 81 QUO bush At ga6g for
common mixed western, iu store; 6lf f162c delivered
5sc for Dewy llow eouthern, and elc Tor damaged
mixed western In store.
OATs-MsTket dull; Sales at sssh for jersey.
Canada, Weetarn ana state.
PORk-Market opened steady and elessd shade
lower on mess Hnlte prime ruled steady With lit
tie more doing, hiedy for future delivery Market
generally without any decided change. Sales so
Dbs 81 0ls,6204 a. for old And new mess; SI8O for
prime mess: 5000 90 for prime; included in the
sales 200 bbls mess deliverable in June, pri-
VAts tsrms.
BREF-Msrkst quiet. Sales are $50 bbIB ct 500
04sbO Tor country prime; t5QO05,60 for country
mes; Sl2m0lS,S0 for repacksa msssi Sls,T59ll,5o
for extra mess.
PRIME MESs BEEF-Markst quiet and
steady. Mess in fair demand, with sales Of lOO
at Sz4.
BEEF HAMs-MArkst in fair demand. Sales
at sl6n00Sl7,OO.
CUT MRATS-Market quite hrm, With mod.
craze demand, with sales ct $40 q5O6 for western
and city shoulders; and S5,6ga700 do for hams
dressed Sales 5000 lbs dry sailed shoulders pre-
vious prices.
BAUON-sidss quiet and steady and in fair de-
maDd. sales go boxes 1925 for western and cify
Ehorft ribbed middles, 80 for long ribbed do do
short ribbed, $3.50 90 long clear, and S7SG7H for
very choice short clear.
DIR EssEO HOGss-Market dull, and Gtin tend
90 favor the purchaser. Sales st S55SG5,5 for
western. and 1913 for city.
LARD-MGrket In less active, but in fair demand
without important changes ia the prices Sales l5OO
bbls at 78gS)6e, the being considered an extreme
price.
BUTTER-Market in little better demand, and
selling at 0Dl3o for Ohio, and l6f92lc for state.
CHEESR-Market steady with moderate sales ct
SRTc.
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\. =. sTOOK MARKRT-Maroh 5.


EONEY-Market continues active but q little
easier, With uodsfete business doing 81 6,17 per
cent for loans cali; prime paper Is scarce ana in
tair demand at7 per cent.
BRERLING RXCHANGE-Markst steady
at Ill9ll3h for merchants bills, and ll2A6ll2a for
bankers' bills.
GOLD-klarkst for American gold Is considerable
frmer and more active st lG24 per cent prsmis
um; California gold bars have declined 70 2@Ih
Per cent premium.
Government stocks continue steady without any
decided change. s-l0 Treasury notes steady at
discount. b.. So rl &.
sFUCKA-Msrket moro acsive and higher, clos
ing buoyant
Chicago & Rock Island 56Jf; Cleveland 4 Pitts
burgh lS52; Chicago Galena 454i B l5i Michigan
Sou hern garanteed 4SA; Reading an: Michigan
sonthern3G Erie IS; Erie prsierred 365<; New York
Osntral s5H; Pacific mail 9l Ilinoie Central scrip
64k; B Is; Michigan Ccntral t3h; Harlem pre-
ferred 3G Delawar- and Hundson 90. Demand gold
lO256; Kentucky IS SO; issouri 6s 52H; Virginia
90; treasury 73-l0 99pbi United States s. 65ets0
g7A,
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AppoinrmeHt e the Naval Academys-A va
sancy IN the 2Oth District.
WAsH1EaroE, March 6, IsC

tAshAAaAoNt AAACu Iowa.
ED. OLEY. LEADER: by recent order Of
the Navy Department. candidates for appoint
ment to the Naval Academy are required to
report st Newport R. l., between the 10th
and goth Of April next instead of next Sep
tember, the usual time.
There is sVscancy in the goth Oongression-
al District. That l may be able to nominate
one well qualified, have concluded to have
the candidates examined at Warren, on the
9Th day Of April next, and the young man
found the best qualified, 10 all respects, shall
receive the nomination. have requested
the Rev. james Marvin, of Trumbull Co.,
Prof. Hine, of MAhoning Co, and the Hon.
D. Caldwell, Of Ashtabula Co., to act as liter.
ary examiners, and Drs. D. B. Woods and J..
Harmon, Of Warren, to act as medical ex-
sminers. Candidates will file with the ex-
aminers written testimonials of good char
actsr and habits. The following is taken
from the regulations which govern the ad i.
mission Of candidates into the Naval Acad-
euly: NOminstions must stats-1st The full
name of the candidate. Id. His actual and
ixed place Of residence. 3rd. His precise
aVe. 4th. The Congressional District from
which be is nominated. 9th. That he Is an
actual resident of that district.
A candidate regularly nominated with
these provisions will receive 9 permit to pre-
sent himself at the Academy for examina-
ton as to his mental and physical quaIifca-
tions. If found qualified BY the Academic
and Medical Boards, he will receive an ap-
pOintment as Acting Aidshipmrn, and al.
lowed bis travelling expenses from his resi-
denes to the Aeadsny. II rejected, no al.
loWAnss viii n nads for travelling expenses.
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The eeorraph1 d che HeraIa.

EDS LEADEE-The readers Of the Her
sid have 70 overlook many mistakes, that
appear in that sheet That mistakes In
printing should occur in these busy times,
no one would think strange, bat when its
statements are unwarrsntable blunders,
they should be corrected.-In Tuesday eve
nings paper, in speaking of the foods Of
the Old World, the editor informs his resd.
ers, that the Neoksr has risen ct Oronstadt.
Now every sohoelboy kuoWs that the
NeokaF Is river in Germany emptying
into the Rhine The NeVs is the great riv-
er, that after running through great part
Of Russia, and 81. Petersburg, empties into
the Baltic. As Oonstsdt is az island, site
uated twenty miles from 81. Petersburg,
the NeYa has no connection herewith. A
reader in perusing this article, where such
unpsrdonsble mistakes occur, is apt to
doubt the whole Of his information, and
consider that the editor has been scld.
TRAVELLER.
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No one can receive a warrant as Midship-
man In the Navy unless he is a graduate Of
the Naval Academy.
eUALrTIoATIoHs.
Candidates must be over fourteen and IN.
der eighteen years Of age at the tima Of the
examination for admission. Must be free
from deiormity and disease, and impsrfechons
Of the senses. They must be Of good moral
character; able 10 read and write well; wri-
ting from dictation and spelling With COZ
rectness, and perform with accuracy the va
rious operations of the primary rules Of
arithmetic, viz. i; numsradon and addition,
substraction, multiplication and division Of
whole numbers.
All candidates who wish to apply for ad-
mission to the Naval School will lrepOrt them
selves at Warren on the s.h day of April
next determination win commence at 10
o'clock, A. n. JOIN HUTcHIEs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
UnioaIsn IN RIohmosd-.Arrest of John III
nor Belts and olherHs

nor Belts and OtherH.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Sd inst,
gives an account of the arrest Of several
prominent men who were suspected of Union
ism. 1t says that party was sent to the
farm Of John Minor Bolts, where he was ar
rssed and his papers seized. BE was lodged
in the negro jail Valentine Hecker and
franklin Sfearns, two well known Union men,
were then arrested and thrust into prison. -
Three others, WardEell, Miller and Higgins,
the last an Irishman, were arrested for Un-
ion sentiments. Miller is charged with be-
ing at the head of Republican society. On
reaching the prison, stearns Significantly re-
marked that if they designed imprisening all
the Union men they must get larger prison
than that. A crowd gathered around the
jail among whom the Examiner says that the
general sentiment was that
aThe sight Of 3 half dozen Yankee sym
pathissrs dangling from as many lamp-posts
would have g most wholesome and salataTy
effect
While standing in the crowd, near the jail,
oar attention was attracted to q great guam
tity Of burning paper flying out Of one Of
The chimneys. Il was Immediately suggest
ed that the prisoners, not having been prop
erly searched, were destroying private and
perhaps reasonable documents which they
had about them"
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jI7 CHICAGO RIARKET March s.

FL0UR-DaH.
WHEAT-Markst limited request 20 lower
79c for NO. l.
s,0Hln-MArkst firm and Htesdy. ..H
MESS PpR A-HlarE0t quiet and nominal, with
sales at Sti,50.
CUT TEATS-SteEdg At S3,T5
LAR D-Dull and nomnally 20.
HO6ss-D Dressed, Sc higher, at Ss,55Gs3s65. Live,
firm a. S3 O0n3.5o. .-I
BERF CATTLE Quiet. shlsplag dsmand.at
S3463Ol
hkUEIPTS-2sOQ bbls feuri 4O bush wheat,
s6lo bush cnr1; l9Ol live hogs, and 100 dressed.
RXCHANGB-Unohange Gold ~ 3 cant
premium.
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DIED.

In L:pcaster, o. Il Feb, 25th, Mrs. MARY ].
ALLEN mother OF Mrs. Rev. Wm. Fay, OF this
CITY. eyed - yoHrs and months.
Mrs. Allen hsd been for more than half century
consistent m mber Of Congregational Church,
and her d Ath was such as might be expected from
such life. After one days illness shs ''slept IN
Iasua
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

The Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph, con-
cludes g strong article upon the Hon. B. F.
Wade as follows;
therefore We regard the reelection Of
BEN. Wade to the o. s. Senate as q great
necessity. His defeat is sought as g trib-
ute to the slave power. Let his trinmph,
therefore, be made essential to the rebuke
Of that power
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re EvnnlnrI I.onaor.

issle every afternoon ct O'Clock an Even
tag LeaaeF centainiug al the latest neWa up g
thattlme. The Evening Leader VIII contain al
tho toleg7aphic nsWa received In the oay time,
ana is oomplete paper ln Itself Subscribers
caA b farniShed with the mcrning or evening
editaon q the same price, viE., I've dollars
year, or dfty cent? per month. New Agents fuf-
rilhsd ss 81 30 per 100 copies
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RARRERIMG.

LAR DRESSING AND SHAW.
1h ING lHSTITUTICH.-WM. n AHRusH.
. n1 rpoIns under the AnerioAn & prepared q -
a2ls g1ykrDsn. a aerassta rom eor ladios uoVSs
RIHW BARBER SHOP ri.
IN HENpnRsQR 4 o., have opouad . Barber.
ing Eatsblilhment- under Beoksnd q EnRlahartis
4at store superior siloati oDposte Weddell House.
uhaFo thsT intend % l1nGs fof 4 sixpanoe and cuf
hEir for aanlliuE- LhoT hopa 70 INSET ell their Old
'ELl1fl and - E1Er new onos e nav - blessed .
sEeE fhsn VIII thslF DatEonasG esisnRu
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pam AND ORNAmENTAL PRIETIEs.

eEAIH AND ORNAMENTAL fklhEAAos
- Pfain end ornamental printing Of oVerI -
nnlnfidr don6 Et thp Printing n9tAblEhmert Of tee
EninER on q, on the latest improved and most rau
eEl Prassss 10 che best liyle ca nhOFt notice. and
~ r5ascnahlr rat1t. Particular Intention rali b
iank work. EVosy description q binding done,
specially Blank AogZ1i hedfert doprnalhi SALES
nr-i7 ReaaiVinF HnnkE, ec., Gc.
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The LeavsnWorth papers say the Brig
ades under Generals Deitsler and Double
day, in Hunters column, have been order
ed to concentrate forthwith, BY rapid
marches, ct Fort Scott In pursuance Of
this, the eth and 18th Wisconsin, Rollis-
ters Battery, and the Ohio Cavalry, late
at kansas City have started for the reRdez.
TouS. This indicates action $ bat In what
quarter and 70 What purpose We cen only
SuEmiSo.
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Valuable PubIIo DOoumeats,

We are indebted to Hon A. g. Riddle,
Member Of Congress from this district, for
q copy Of Maj. Dslahsld's Report on the
Art Of WOF in Europe in 1854, 1856 and
1856. Il is known that commission, CON
sisting Of MAJ B. Delaaeld Of the Corps Of
Rnsinsers, Msi. A. MOrdacai, Of the Ord
nance Department, and Captain George B
Mcclellan Of the Cavalry, we're appointed
% Yisit Europe for the purpose Of obtain
ing information in regard to military ser
wise in general and especially the work
ings Of che military systems Of the nations
Of EurOpe. The volume before rs is the
report Of Msj. Dslahslt, and is oOPiOusly
illustrated with plans, sketches, ,eugravings
g., Of all the principal fOrti6eatiORs Of
Europe, including ssVsstOpOl, Paris, Lyons,
9oulou, Oher0Ourg, GrOnstadt s.. II is Of
great value and interest
We are also indebted to Mr.. Riddle for 3
copy Of the report Of the Commercial Be
IAtiOns Of the United States with foreign
nations, for the yesr ending Nov. 80, 1850
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CoWLRS & co. Will sell good plated Cake
Baskets, plain, Ter S5,el.
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REVOLVERS ARD KNIVES.

DEVOLVERS AND BOWIE.
y KNIVBa.-A lns a11ort1laEt q RsfolEinl
P4soril gneh el Qolta leW moad9l b1o1l' q sEls,
sons. largo and g1lalit win Faricu8 ctlaf klnds.
ieIl rsoallod and ior zalo eaeag - I fll
qua 5lsrs. lSl suVlrioF Itlssi. Cis1oisns.
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oOWLES L co. VIII sell good plated Cake
Baskets, engraysj beautifully, for $3.50.
ON THE OORNEk.
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OOUNTRY REsIDENOE-A
w A N 7 3 D /
90, 900 SKUNK SKINS,
AHas Mouatala Fisbor

The highest market price paid for Otter, Beaver,
Mink. R-d and Gre Fox, Coon, oppos ,um and Musk
Rat Skins DEOhAh ID 9 nN q u CHART,
= f. .- Nv y Faahionhbie dntterB,
rnarIO:sst l54 Superior st opp Weddell
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OOWLES & 90. WILL SELL Goop
Plated Uaators--ont glasB bottles, for $3.50;
ON TIE GOkNEk OF PUB. SQuARE.
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OoWLES & co. Will sell good plated Nap
KIN Eings for 80 cents. ,,,,,,,.,,
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p Fs..Iassg. - nI...ase.

Zhs Presidents Emancipation Message.
In the Senate at Columbus, Mr.. Robinson,
Of this county, introduced the following res
olution:
RIsoLUnoN-By NJ. Robinson, on leave,
That We heartily approve Of President Lin.
coins recent message to tie Congress of the
Unitsd States, In bis resolution of recommen-
dadon for State emancipation; and we con.
template that in him We have the man equal
. every and all emergencies.
In the House, Mr.. Dickman offered the fol-
lowing:
By Mr.. Dickman, That our Senators in
Congress be instructed, and our Representa-
tlves requested, 70 use their best efforts for
tie adoption Of the resolution recommended
By the President for the emancipation Of
slaves in such States as may desire it,
N. Dressed wished to discuss A motion TO
suspend the RTE and take vote was lost.
The Message has been variously comment
Cd upon BY the different classes of people
and politicians. The "conssrVsiYes ; have
pretended to see in It 8 rebuke to the aradi-
oal5 and their doctrines. If the former can
get any special comfort from this view, they
axe welcome to it; meanwhile the following
sEtra1a from the New York Tribune will
lhSV' how it is regarded BY that "radicaI"
Journal;
There are two men whose names win hor.
ever remain ilustEiOus in the historv of the
Ninelesnth Century. These are AieTss5sr
II, Of Russia, and Abraham lincoln ~
America They are the great leaders in Mans
Emancipation, and viii be remembered ~
honored as long as Freedom is dear to tbs
human heart
The gresiest public document Issued since
the American Declaration Of Independence is
President Lineoln's message Of Thursday last
Ths fret era Of the supremscy Of the rights
Of man Ia this country dates from tbs Dec
laEafion Of Ineepsndsncei the second began
"a tbs 9Th Of March, 1854, With ths Rus5ci-
pnsor No1t7s q PEl1idolt Liaooln.
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COWLES & co. Will sell good 8 day brass
Clocks warrant d. for 50 50.
ON THE CORNER
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MEDICAL.
DR. KBRLEBss s'i


AND EXPEeT0RAET CANDY.
FOR the cure Of 1nalmmatias of q ll-s-s. Couob.
Aathmas 01oups " hoop eiIl "a =, Pm
~ the bf-aat ~ ul.l o. tresi hicE. n r1aoe-9
EronchitiB lncisiept Or'aump7ian7 ir.i - reii-f
q oolsomp pise paii MS IN a1vanced stazs1 of Ths
a1118 u . also -oTafsi GA GallslF IN nd case9
shsre PaTssOric C0rd als sd nadJ - A. % ~.
Qegntly gIFen lt ale0 Varg aErss1i. : i.sss nd
Will b. appieriated " thCse u b. haEa llis5 f5F
glyipg Or taking ot1ar m- dlciLa- lh1ldrln, sffrF
taking = 0hcos viii hegueni b ssk f1f lt again
sold b. Dr. 0.t HEEGhR,
marEkH 80 Pubic square,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SRVENTH SESSION OK

HHE e SEVENTH SESSION OF
THE GLASS or TEAOHEAs, viii Be held At
bn miughsm, nIie Co, ohio, commencing March
81, 1867, and onntif ne two weeks.
The pTincipl,s Of Arithmetic Grammar aud Elo-
cutton viii be So explained rs TO be uaderstood bY
branches.
Kysning Lectures viii bs given in Difisult Gram.
matical COnsfrurtions, the Figures Of hetoric and
the Mechanism Of Every Kind Of Foetioai Uompo-
sitiol.
Toe Examiners viii examine the Claa5 the last
Gay Of the Session. AMI grant Certidc7tss 20 all Who
merit them. Tuition, in advance, $500.
JOB FISH,
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coMMHBOIAh


PFssident-5. L. WEATHHREK.
Fioo Frosf-A. 3. sooT9. rrstsuzBr-R. 7. LfFon.
DIRngFOng.
n b. Oisrk, A. ouin, II. 8. Davis, b. BroWhsn, II.
Harvey, A. }. BsEEeS, y. ?. Lester.
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CoWLES l. co. VIII sell genuine Silver
sDsetaclsS for SlsO1. =
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OoWLES & co. VIII sell the balance of their
good Steel sPE 'fAOGES At greet sac
rifies, being q tei m ned 90 keep none ex
cept thefr new ''Pa ent speotacles - II
you want somsthing cheap, l0ok at our
sold stock. If you want somsthing
nice, look at our Patent kpsctaoleE.''
OE TdE OOkEEB,
mario If the Public Square.
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Amid the Mystic, Weird Wonderful and Enehant-
ing. The Entertainmsnt being on toe same Scale Of
Grandeur as recently produced b. the Professor at
&c, BROOKLYN Academy 81 Music, BoIton5 Pixies
Opera House, Uinoinnad. - Nf
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Pianist, Retro Rsminiosnt, C:airzoyant and second
Sighted sybli...-..;-. Mss Ah1AksOc.
The Entertainments win begin with ths Lansha-
Il Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-24
Rates Of Advertising.

= ; : : s : :
| Day. | 6OI % OOI l Is SO IS
. Days. I T6t 16I 1891 90 IS 90
3 DaSs. I O0I 6OI I75l 425 Isl 70
Days. I Il25 / 90 l 6Of 3 i5l SO 10
Days. 4 sol 2 lOl 2 sOt 9 50 ! A2Oi 90
Resk. I 60I . 26 rs Col 9 76i 4 6Ol 26
. WseEsl 2 6Ol 8 % OOI 9 26 sol rs
Wseksl 90 sol 6 OOl sol 90 10 so
/ No. I 100 0OI 90 10 90 ! ~ % a Q
Mo's. 1 9 OO'I IS II 80 Is 70 1e 90 Is 76
sAEos. : so II Is rs 90 f1s 70 q 80 28 25
iAT0's. 5OI II 76 II 90 n 25 Is 80 2s 7b
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splendid assortment Of fancy hats and caps
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-24
INSuR RANcE.
INSURANCE.
In 9 ura nee Ag ency.
ALLEN C. HALL0CK
ER AND GENERAL INsURANOA

ORDERWRTTER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsfKR OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARx PUBLIC.
He e0ntfnues to issue Policies from several Firs
Glass and most reliable
ru sus UoHrsiTg, on InIand and Fire Risks. He viii
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE..
He win attend to the Adjustment of Losse
Of every description under policies from othsa
agencies, and attend to the settement of all mat
tara connected with INSURANCE, for parties tns
terested His long experience as an IAsuAAEcH
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance
81 Ofice on First Street. OPP. Post Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-24

Bows Sporting Ha ts
Of every description and price.