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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

BeiS A good story is told Of scrub
headed boy having been brought before a
court as a witness. when the following
eolloquy ensued "Where do you liver y
asked the Judge. g Live with my moth
er. " Where does your mother liver "
- She lives with father Where does
he live2" HE lives with the old folks Z
Where do they live? said the Judge,
getting very red, as an audible smoker
goes round the room. They live al
home Where in thunder Is their
home2" roars the Judge That s
where I'm from, says the boy, sticking
his tongue in the corner OF his cheek,
and slowly closing one eye on the Judge.
q Here, Mr. Constable says the Court,
take the witness out aud tell him to
travel; he evidently does not understand
the nature OF an oath You would
think differently says the boy, going
towards the Doorway, ''sif was once To
give yoa.n cussih' ~ 50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Annexation of Territory to the City
of Evansville,

NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common Council Of the city uf Evansville,
ia pursnanoe OF the provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the STATE Of Indiana, APP
proved March 6, 1865, EMIT ed" An Act to
amend tho seventy -hrst section Of an Act entitled
An Act granting TO the citizens u the town Of
Evansville, ia the county Of Vanderburgh, City
Charter approved January ~ 1877, and 10 add
supplemental sections TO said Act will, on the
10th day Of May, A d. 1865, present 10 the Board
OF County Commissioners Of fauderburgh county
petition praying for the annexation to said city
Of the Ollowing described territory, and setting
forth the reasons Tor such annexation, viz; All
that part OF the southeast quarter Of section
ninstsen (lsl, ia township six (6), range ten (lO)
west, described AZ follows, viz; beginning at
iron PIN at the Southwest corner Of said quar-
ter section, and running theaee by tue half
action iiue north four buBdred aud ninety mine
lt99l Feet, 70 iron pin thencs by isabella
Place seven bundled aud sixty three and - half
t7B3 ~ feet, 10 She line Of Sharne's Enlargement,
thence south by the line % sharpe's Enlargement
four hundred aud ninety nine (499) feet, 70 al
iron pin the south liGe Of said quarter section,
aud thence by tbs south line Of said quarter Sec
ton seven hundred and sxty-f5ur lT54j fsst, %
tue place Of beginning, said territory being con-
tguous TO the city Of evansville, aud not plated
or laid On W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest A. M hcGRIFT, Clerk. a13-a0t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
CAR p Ct
IA Department.

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house. and attached to it. is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures.
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings, COrnices,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
JAQUESS, FRENCH G co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Annexation of Territory to the City
of Evansville.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common Council Of the city Of Evansville.
ia pursuance OF the provisions OF Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Indiana, APP
proved March 8. 1880, entitled -" An Act 10
amend the seventy-n st section Of an Act entitled
AN Act granting 10 thn citizens Of the town Of
EvansYiiles IN the eounty of Nandsrburgh, . City
Charter, approved January n 1StT, aud 10 sdd
supplemental sections to said Act" will, on the
10th 4 OF May, A. d. 1868, present 20 lhe Board
vt County Com missionars Of NAnderbnrgh county
petition praying for the annexation to said city
OF the following described territory, and setting
70 tn the reasons for such annexation, viz. All
that part OF the west half of the north west
quarter Of section twenty -nine and the east half
OF tile northeast quarter Of section thirty, town
.1hip slx, south range ten west, described fol-
lows, via Beginning at the Intersection OF Main
and Eighth streets Of said city, at the center Of
said streets, and running thence along the middle
line Of Eighth strset AVE hundred and seventy
eight k5l6) feet, 10 point opposite the center Of
an alley dividing the Depot grounds of the Evans
Vile 4 CrAwfordsville Railroad Company from
orr aud HarrlsoH's Enlargme Of Evansville;
tnenos along the saiddle Of said alley nine hun
dred and Twelve and iaur tsnths 9l2 410l feet, to
an iron pin on the east add west line running
thr ugh tie middle Of the north west quarter of
said section twenty-nine; tAenea east along said
east aud west line toar hand-ed and ffty-tWo and
halt t4oz ~ feet, to the north and south line
raining through this middle OF said quarter
ton; thence north along said north and south
line six bundled aud forty -seven (64Tleet, TO the
being the eenter street running east and west
through this North Eastern Enlargement of
Fvansyiilei thence west along the center Of said
William street extended, one thousand aud forty
six and one-fOurth Q,o46 ~ test, TO the middle
Of Main street, and thence along the middle OF
Main street eight hundred and ninety three aud
-fourths (593 81 feet, to the place of begin
ming said territory being contiguous to the city
|ta W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest; A. NJ. MoGRIFT, Clerk. al3-sO,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
WALL PAPER, &c.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL
- setrcted ssoFtment OF Wall and window
apers, plain aud figured, which the public
nNted - call and examine before purchasing
lsewhe-e.
Atsc = ns~ supply 81 Tennyson's new poem
N.oah AG92N-tD F'srsF cevS-z, prizes 25 oeats.
&hl j HEALTfE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
TREAsuRY prPARrNESr.
OFFICE OF 6oNProLLsk or ruK CunsKKcY.
Washington. April 7, lsEJ

OFFICE OF toMProLLSk or THE CrRskKcT.
Washington. April 7, lsC5.
NTTRGsREAs. B7sATIsFACToRYR vTDEs L
w presented 70 the andarstgnsd, it has bssa
made 10 appear THAI - The Merchants National
Bank Of ESauEyiiis,f in the city OF EYanssIlls In
the county Of fAnderbHrgh and State Of EadlAus
has been duly organised under aud according 20
the requirements Of the Act Of Con erezs entitled
-'s An ACT 20 provide National CnrrHneF sscar.
ed By pledge u Usitsd States bonds, std to pFo-
vide TOR the cirrsati0n and TsAsiz PtIOn thsrsof'
approved Innes1 1854, aud has CO implied with al
tie provisions 81 said Act required 20 b Ole,
with before commencing the business Of baakIns
under said Act,
Nov, fHRkkEoRE. l, fA1EHAS cLAEKK. Csmp,
trelIer OF the Currency, do hereby certify shas
"a The kurchants' National Bank Of EEanEyiIle'
IN the city Of Evansville, In the county Of Ysa.
derburgh and State Of lRdi&naB 10 authorizes %
commence the business Of banking uBdsr tbs Act
Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand Ga1
sssi Of once this seventh dag Of April. 1855.
$40. H. 81 EkEEMAa CLAkEE
ap12-2n CcEPgro9isr Of the ouTEsnsy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

tain city, lately, the frosty weather had
done Considerable duty in supplying
conversation, when a plump, happy look
ing married lady made remark about
cold feet. surely" said 8 lady op-
posite; Mrs 3, you are not trou-
bIed with cold feet n Amid an awful
pause she nGiveIy answered, Yes, IN
deed, / am, very much troubled pat'
then, they are not my own
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

ss5- Bennett Benson, Of st. Paul,
Minnesota, enlisted rs a soldier two
wears ago; has been in twelve battles
and wounded twice, yet is only fifteen
years old.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
PHoTOGRAPHs.

Remember the loved ones whom You cherish
secure the shadow ere the substance perish"
D HOT RAPHs. AaBRoTYPEs. AND
every kind Of Pieturs. made Ia ths hiehsst
style Of srti At eARkHTLL's GALITRY
@=o uoFnsr Main and Fret Streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

II brooks are, a. poets call them, the
most Joyous things in nature, "iiaf are
they always "murmuring about
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
IEGAI.
LEGAL. mal
Administrator s sale Of Real Estate

Administrator Sale Of Real Estate
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, Administrator ds bonis AOs Of
the estate of AdJlph Brinkmgn, deceased, will, By
virtua OF the order of the Court of Common
Pleas of vaudsrburgh county on the 18th Say Of
May, 1865, at the door 0f the Court House In the
city OF Evansville, between the hours OF teu
o'clock IN. and four O'Clock p. m Of said day,
sell az public auction the following real estate
situated in Vauderburgh county, Indiana to wit
Lets one %, two f2), three (3) four A.. I'VE (5l,
six ~, seven ID eight 81 nine (9), ten sil0l,
eleven til) and Twelve (l2(, subdivisions Of part
Of the south east quarter Of section nineteen fl9),
township 10, south OF range ten (l0) west, con-
tanning in all about three acres; tha same being
the property OF said AdOlph Brinkman, deceased
said lots being numbered according to the plat
and subdivision q said three acres made by
Bracket Mills. late administrator ef said deceased,
and recorded in Order Book No. Tao Of said
Court of Cemnyn Pleas, 1T pages 266 and 267;
upon the following terms, to.wit: 0Re.third the
purchase money to be paid in cash, one thitd in
twelve months and one-third To eighteen mouths,
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay
ments, With security, drawing interest from the
day OF sale, without any relief whatever from
valuation appraisemenf laws, secured by mort
gage rppnsthe Promises. ii tsA
is ARCHIBALD @. SULLIVAN,
Administrator de bsnis non.
April II, 1865. al2-4w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation Of Territory to the City
of EVQnRviIIA


NToGIGE Is HEBKBY GIVEN that the Com
~ mon Council 81 the city o. Evansville, ia
pursuance OF the provisions Of an Act Of the ten
eral Assembly of the State Of I8diana, approved
March o, 1866 entitled act to amend the seventy
first section of an act entitled Gan Act gran ing to
the citizens OF this town Of Evansville, 10 the
county Of Marlborough city charter, approved
January n, ls47, and TO add supplemental Sec
tiOna ~ said acf, will, 90 the 18th day Of June,
1863, present 70 the Board OF County Commission
efs OF xandef5uTgh eOaaty, petition praying for
the annexation 10 said city OF the following de-
scribed territory, and letting forth the for
such annexation viz All that part Of the north
east quarter Of Y. N Eraua's out.lot No four t4lJ
situate east Of Main sire or Princeton road, de-
scribed follows, viz: Begii ming at au iron pin
At the northeast corner o. said out lot, and
Hihg thence south along the line dividing said
out lot from out-ot No. i've %, q rec hundred
and thirty $3.50 Iees u the norm line Of Lilies
ton aud LOckh rts Eniargs msnt; thence ". 90 by
said north line two hundred aud twelve t2lZl feet
ther. abosita, TO the middle OF Main street !;
thence northwardly along the middle Of aid
Ma u stree three hundred ana forty -four and one
fourth 600 feet, or Whereabouts, 20 the north
line Of said lot No iour o. the same also DsHg
the or n section iue Of fectioa No. tWeBty- niue
(29l, township six (6), south range ten (lO) west
and, thence east along said north section lice
hundred and thirteen ttI3 feet. then eabouts. to
the plaes Of beginning, said Territory being
part Of the northwest quarter Of said section
number twenty nine t2e) said territory being
contiguous 10 the city Of Granville, aud not
plated or laid or w. BAKER, Mayor
Attest: A. n. MeGstFT, Clerk. @ytg-t jel2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

Coon ADvIcE-Murrbyw vas asked Why
.rfslF IA was 80 very difficult 20 &ake him inthe
morning Indeed, master, III because
of taking your own advice-al~ays to
attend 70 what I'm about 80 whenever
sleeps pay attention 70 it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Annexation OF Territory to the
Citv of Evansville.

City of Evansville.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ Common Council Of the City Of Evansville, in
pnrsuanea of the provisions OF an Act OF the
Gensral Assembly of the State OF Indiana, ap.
proved March s. 1895, entitled an " Act 70 amend
the seyenty-hrst section OF an act entitled Al
Act granting TO the citizens Of the town Of Evans
willie, IN tins County OF Nanaerhurgh City Chart
err approved January %, ls4T, and TO add sup
plimeRtal sections to said act, will on the goth
day OF April, 1865 present TO the Board Of County
Commissioner Of Fanderburgh county, petition
praying for the annexation 10 said City, the
following described territory, and setting forth
the reasons for sHch annexation, yiz Allthat part
OF the southeast quarter Of Section Iinsteen u.s.
Township six t6,1 Range ten (i01 west, decri bed
as follows, via. Commencing at = stons, IA corner
established by the County Surveyorl on the South
line Of said quarter-Seetton, aAd adjoining the
Northern Enlargement Of the City Of kysnaVihe,
aud running thence BY Ann Street west, thee
hundred aud eighty four $50 Feet thence North
two thousand SIX hundred and faTty (26iol feet 70
u sfone; thence East three hundred and eighty
and seven tsaths (sSO T-l0i feet 60 stone; and
from thanee South, tive thousand six hundred and
iorty l264ol feet 10 the place Of beginning; said
territory being CONTIGUOUS 60 the City Of Evaus
'''''' ''''N :. W BAKER, Mayor. I
Attest-A. PFAFFLIS, Clerk,
BY A. M. McGrih, Deputy DIRK.
March 20,-S0t.
fIo n. W. BRTNKMEYER, AND TO TIE
4 hairs aud legal representatives Of Adolph
Brinkuau, deceased, and all other owners or
claimants Of real estate comprising the territory
described IA the foregoing notice:
Notiee Is hereby given that tha petition referred
10 IN the above notice was presented 20 the Board
OF County Commissioners Of VandeTburgh conn
~ on the 2Vth day Of April. 1865, and that The
same was received and considered, and IL was
ordered by said BOARD that the further hearing
aud consideration Of said application be eontinaed
until the 18th day OF May, lSBs, and that notice
Be given by the County Auditor by publication in
the Evansville Daily Journal that said annlirs.
ton is pending before said Beard, and that Il
WIN Be heard and deciaed tue said 18th day o.
May, IS6S. VICTOR BISCH,
Auditor v C.
Evansville, April Il. 1855 s22-tmi5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

Is now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and is offered EX-
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
SALE. ~ baA
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either in Evansville or any
other market.
To the trade we say,
''Come one. come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

and First Streets In the room now occupied BY
Mr.. Hsalyi - soon - ths necessary changes can
be made.
@. n. BEMEGT, Pres't
Z. RALEIGa, Vice Prss't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

TERMS NETT CASH.
janis
, 1865-12-14

WEs1EHN OFFICE DASFoRD's STEAa GtSERA-j
7oR Co., Roon 3, METROPOLITAN DlocE, !
fturrApn
, 1865-12-14
FROM CAIRO,
Another Con1agrntlon-Ninc Buildings
Consumed-Terrtble Boiler Explosion
One Mnu Killed and Another Iu.
jufed

<AAOANc1 NtuAAE Z IA1SOH-N2NG EullQl0WN
Consunaed-TerrtbleB Boiler Explosion
Ono MN Killed and Another 1n.
jufed,
Cuno, Dec, 13.-Anothe1 extensive drc occurred
here 4 thfce O'Clock thls morning. The building
frame On Commercial avenue, one door below
Twelfth street, owned BY r.. Il. Davis, proccr. and
valued ut +, QUO. Eight other buildings On Com
mefcial avenue and Twelfth street wera Destroyed.
The sufferers were partially tnsnred. but many Of
the buildings burned were dwellings, there was
much damage and destruction Of furniture, and
many families afr rendered homeless for the pres
sent. The fire Is believed to hare been tho work
Of an tncend1a1y.
terrible explosion occurred 1t The Illinois Cen.
tsal Ra,lrosd Freight Depot here thia morning A
boiler attached 70 stationary engine. used for
from The wharf boat, blew up Ut seven O'Clock, In
ye1cly wounllng A*reneo Bohau, baT.Seepes ID ID
Deyipe's liquor etora- The pfece Of the boiler
tored thtouzh nc root md to distance Of .
quarter Of . mule in an upward direction,
fe11 through the sidewalk IN front Of
De,ine's liquor .s'ore are hundred feel
6qm ,ss original position snd passed tnto the coal
Other and min portion Of The boiler forced TO
the roof Of the depot and fell telre Seet In the op-
poele direction fron the pIeea which lodged IN tic
coal cellar. The depot building, being or stone,
sustained no serious damage. Cause Of the e1plo-
Eight hundred and forty balcs Of cotton paused
up for St. Louis Yesterday, and considerable
quantity for Cincinnati.
1T ae tfsnsRort.t5on taetuttes Of The Mobile and
zrnount Of rolling stock including new engines aid
cars from New naven, have arrsEed and sre being
sent 10 Columbus, ny. Daily trans win rup
through to Mobile In few days.
uhzth thRr VAr~ Af,14
, 1865-12-14

A HORRIBLE AccDEsT.-A man named
Christian Arnt was buried alive in a we'll on
the farm Of Geo. Harmon, in Bainbridee near
the Catholic Church, on Tuesday afternoon.
He vas being lowered into the we'll by wind
which WAS somowhat decayed. When at the
depth Of forty feet Nhe well is seventy feet
deep) be called to those above to draw him up
as the curblng was giving way beneath him.
They began to raise him, and almost immedi-
ately . part Of the curhipg above him caved
IN, nlling the tub and taking 1t down with
such force as 10 break one arm of the wind
lass, The other arm caught in the clothing
Of boy working 1t, and threw him clear over
the shaft several feet away, The whole well
finally cared in from the very top. The whole
ne1ghborhood WINS aroused and every effort
was being made to recover the body Of the
had pTored % anaSai1inss nis W t. o.eph' xseA ss
Tr0re(Le4,
, 1865-12-14
THE TEACHERS, RATTLE FLAG.
Return OF the Colors Of tie 33d Illinois
Regiment,

An interesting ceremony took place yesterday
afternoon IN the Board Of Education roomA. M "a
Lasal]e e,teei, When the banner presented 10 the
SD regiment Illinois volunteers in 1868, by the
teachers Of tho public schools OF Chicago, vas re-
ttored to them by Col J. II. Elliot. The prtne,.
pals and teachers Of the various schools were pres
ent on the occasion, and several members Of The
Board Of Edueahon. The banner WAS a ctit from
The school teachers to the SD regiment, and xrs
presented in October. 1862. Since that time 1t hsa
seen come hard eervdoe, h1ring been borne in u
umpn th1o uEh the battles Of Ffedericktown. Cash
Riser, Bolivar, Port Gibeon, Champion Hllls, Pisu
~ell tom and renL md stained With The smoke Of
b]aEoDed its folds. -
Pickard, Eeq, the Superintendent Of Public
Schools, roee 70 explain the ob}ect Of the needing
ns I'D shey nsd essn chilled togsthE 70 receive Il
&ecs, whai wAs le9t Of The banners th4t Nesa nre-
een:ed to that regiment as GIN from The 1eaehers
Of The pubic schools Q! Chicago. BE (Mr. Pickard)
beea~re ot It's nhmc, and becan.e win II hss been
sssocated some Of the Wisconsin rerfmepte Wlth
Heh II Ga ao &C. tak h1S Il II IT. g. a
would prefer That tho.e who had given them should
IN bis connection with school work be had II swa1s M
takcu pride in The doinSs Of the regiment, anI
had followed 1t With the deepest interest through
31x
"a 10 theirWofS Is teachers they would iafe double
interest in teaching The hi'.oty which they had
been making. They would return better, stronger,
and b1avet men than when they went away. Mr.
ItekaEd then introduced to the meeting Col. J. Il.
Elliot Who spoke a follows:
Ieaehets OF ihe Table schools Of chleaso:
lam mConNlee1o1su ~ u! co3tades ol toc S5d LII
nols nantry 70 seturn to Jon ne banner entrusted
70 Pr 1e nealy I nse ye@ts 40. We feeeised II
a. s,ckspatE, ana snes taat memorable Gese It
nss 1es 81 4, rMn xa u h.,;,e ~ ", s aaa n9sted
s,,,Irn,t %I Ma ~ p.n Az - - ot te
ns,No rS ns.ut a% 49,, A'o ZIG ~ isezaa &c Il
,,ai 1pI tha nnvr dc,unr, ra,tss =! III nlst sap
Ia, thar.sna '1, ,,,tes ~" hsra sWsuy' 1t1
~; 49,. . .tn-s S.rr-rH u,nr, 80 - sta1
bnea IT, od md now e bnsie m 19se ~ r3.o IT,
ano ~ ~ ~ 80 - es,s & e.a a.; ~ ~ EusI ltom
bste and M b. tempest NTH he proud @ esl.tsc,o5 o
Whst We Ts,e she for he nrerxnian AZ my c, W.
mon cnrntry' Thai os,s fs enveIo1cd ~ Nv eu sho
devotion al eyeT soIt,cr whn fo1,ov2ya y " T.
Trserve II In mr,nfrv n7 thn.n ,xhc ~
frll henea1. IT, and In rTmcTnS,1rcn ,r ~ t,,1s ~
thnse n In l,r1nnNf Il hcn,n r.. HttcEt 49, n ~ ~
tnsy Of he Sormul rcstn+nt ana viz !hts s 9..as ~
~. ~ s ~ :, hsnE ~ IN aoas M.u III t6soIa,
SEnIs -, fh,rsv9 ~ h.v. S w. ~ =! m9 T1nne
, 1865-12-14


coos-Acn,e. excited sud e n;ste9: ta5a ss Il 10.
UlfdltrF.
FIoui-Moro active and 1oalsc better; s.7.ooas %
for extra State Is for cxtta round hoop Ohio
and .soasa for trnte brandsmArket closing quiet
WHrNKI-SeRrcesy 70 otn It 11S1AzA.
GEAt3-WheAt mole aeuEe md .9ac betteT-fs{r CT.
port Inquiry; $l451.m for inferior Chcsyo spring
4l,62H for comtnnn M1x1ukee club; 8l.1S11.TY iof
neW amber LIN xsnkee, and 92a39293 Tor new arubcr
State. Rye without decided ch1nge; WttterU. sc
Barley heavy At 3l.oo, harteJ malt dnh Corn tc bot
ter With fsir demand for export; s+99s for nnso1nd
and 23c for tound mixed Western, Oats shAde ffer
Al ktassoc for nnsound, aad 6as6oHc for sonad.
s;esay: Caaa Aaseoyado 4 H91!e; Ha,ana Il ilc.
leans It u 12t7S G4rbsdpes 35x@a7cs 20 t!trces
MuscoyAdo 1t aSc. and 20 hhdt put1ar1fn ats+351c
PEIao1xCK-Aore sct1Te and nIm.r- Grade ii t1H
az and 1000 brlg refined ia bond II zig ~ And 4Do
6rls do for 3ll the month II SIC
PEoyu1oxs-Pofk opened nrmct and closed heavy.
Sales At - .s1h@157k for socss-tlosing - 9l9b0
calh, and 323 s<2Soo fos prime alio ssH hris
is1s.o option. It ssso1s5ioo. Beef doit saes ii 1a
14c for pAin mets, and 1+S11c for extra Hc4s Beet
hams quiet. sales Of STATE and western i tss 5oa
25o. Bacon mot active Sales lie tor Can befIsnd
ent 1s3lshe fer long S.nhed. and Ex@tse tor stsaf
for city. Lard steady = l6a Pc Butter dull It "a
sc for Ohio, auo &3Gt for stkte, Chtesc dull q
1+1loc.
, 1865-12-14

few remarks, satd It had afforded them all nlee
su!r to contribute 10 the Presentation Of fhe
So:oa which had been borne 70 t:iunphanI-
y. and Il gavt Mose pleasure TO receive the,n nov,
i VIA not right that the seachezs ehoold relaia
theee colors bese, md he recommended tnAt they
.hpnld be sent TO The State Normal University, and
eepost!ed among the A1thircs for este keep!nFe
Mr. Cutler approved Of zach a course, and but 1t
IN the form Of . motion. which WA carried.
Col. Elliot sald he was glad they had seen 1t TO
diepoec Of them in inst wly. rs II would be peeg-
h.ny gratifying to every soldier Of the rcsimsot
The meeting then separated.
, 1865-12-14

Plano Af AucfIon.-An elegant rosewood
se.en odart Piano, pronounced By competent
tudsea noet superior instaume1t, viii be sold
This afternoon At the anetion store Of Medsrs. ".
s. Stedmau Co.. 176 Lake street. aS3t