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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01
SENATE.

The Senate met at II o'clock.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Patterson bill to revive and continue in
force an amendment to the seth chapter of Revised
Code, in regard to banks and currency. Passed its
several readings.
Mr.. Warren bill to amend an act entitled Reve.
nue. Referred to finance committee.
Also bill for the relief of W. B Cambpell, Sher-
if Of Beaufort Passed its several readings.
bill to incorporate the Trustees of the Hill Or.
phan Fund, passed its several readings.
A number of engrossed bills and resolutions from
the House was read.
BILLS, Ecr., ON THEIR 81 READINGS. -
resolution in favor Of D. F. Bagley, Sheriff Of
Perquimans Passed.
Resolution in favor of the Sheriff of Montgomery.
Passed.
Resolutions protestingt, against emancipation for
public services. Passed.
bill in relation to guard for the town of Fay
ettevie. Passed.
Resolution in favor of A. Sanders Passed.
bill to exempt the employees of the N. G.
Powder Manufacturing Company, passed its sever
al readings.
bill to amend the charter of the Drakesville
Iron Company, passed its several readings.
BILLS, Ecr, ON THEIR 2D READINGS.
bill to prevent the collection of debts in specie.
lLeVles tax of rs per cent upon all debts where
specie is demanded Passed over.
bill to repeal 10th section of the 34th chapter,
Revised Code Passed.
A bill to enable the citizens of the State to con-
solidate lands. Rejected.
resolution to exempt the commissioners of the
town Of Wilmington from Home Guard duty
Passed over
bill to increase the efficiency of the Home
duard organization. Passed over.
A resolution to authorize the Governor to remove
the coast salt works to SaltviIle or some other
place. Mr.. Straughn offered an amendment to au-
tnorlze the Governor to present pans machinery,
&C, for the purpose of testing salt wells in Chat
nam county, which had been recently discovered.
de stated that good salt had been made there from
sWell only few feet deep. The amendment was
readings.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01

Shad have made their appearance in the Will
mington market at $3.50 per pair, in specie.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01

POST QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE C. s. A.,
Raleigh, N. o., Jan Is, 1856.
TO THE FARMERS OF
WAKE, ORANGE. AND CHATHAM

-COUNIlES.
RESPECTFULLY APREAL TO THE
Farmers of Wake. Orange and sChatha4, Counties to
bring in their surplus corn Immediately for the support
Of our array. have obtained permission to pay Local
APprars rates for al grain delivered LIST Of
1863 earnestly hope 4st patr;otc producers
VIII deliver their grain Immediately and relieve Of
the unpeasantness and themselves the notification Of
resortng to rigid impIessmens which will be compsl
Gu T !" 10 fo, On ana aist sne lst Of February
Raleigh, Riuetree; Forestville J. W. Fort Norris.
vlHe ~ norr's; and Durhams W. P. Ward. Hills
ooro to b. h'lea, and Pittsboro' to be filled
W.. E. PIERCE,
- Capt and A. Q. N.
SAASt1kl Sh9.. 6-St,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01

We have recently had very cold "spell Of
weather " in this locality. The weather has, how.
ever, moderated, and is now clear and frosty. We
learn that a full supply Of ice has been obtained
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

E AAA9MA AE1AA4 NV - AS&@Aa-a
NEw ORLEANS, May 11th viS Cairo,
Nav I6.-Provost Marshal Andrews and
GEN. Dennis left Mobile on The Sth for
Meridian, to parole Dick Taylor's forces.
- Gov. Wells, and ex-MAyor Kennedy,
have gone 70 Washington. The late
trouble between the-ciEil and military
authorities caused their visit.
The Military Governor Of Texas has
also gone to Washington
Il isEep0r.ed that . grad expeditioa
is being oEganized 70 60 % Texss
Gov UiaEk. q Mfsslssi ppI issued an
address stating that Gen Taylor had
surrendered all forces east of the Mis-
sissippi, with all the Government cot
ton and Quartermasters and Commissa-
~ stores All officers in charge Of
public stores will De held to q strict ac-
eonntabiIity and all smisezzlsrsw7Ibs
arrested. FLs24 - - 80
The Legislature has been called to
meet on the sIeth Of Mayy and will
doubtless order State Convention.
State officers are directed to return
imnediateIy 20 Jackson, with the ar
chteyes al the Stste. County officers
are enjoined to Be >vigilant in the pre-
servation of order, and Sheriffs are EN-
powered to,calrout posse in connection
Herewith and the military are to keep
arms for that purpose.
= He says the State laws must be en-
forced as they now are, until repealed,
and masters be held Fesponsible as
heretofore for the protection and con-
duct Of their slaves. He earnestly ad-
vises all citizens to unite in the preser-
walton of peace, % arrest robbers and
marauders, and to adhere fearlessIy to
the fortunes of the State. He condemns
18th hour vaporers, and meets facts with
fortitude and common sense Ii is be-
lieved This address viii materially hasten
the reorganization of the State Gov
ernment
Gen. Dana called Convention for the
purpose of reorganization, but tbe time
is too short for q full representation, and
efforts are being made to have it meet
at more distant day, at Jackson instead
of Vicksburg.
The cotton belonging TO the COnfed.
crate Government in East Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama, and West Florida,
having been surrendered 10 the United
States 6ovsrnment, itG sale or transfer
to persona except officers that the Gov
ernmeut may appoint, is prohibited by
an order of Gan. Candy. A+AaA ' AZ g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
New York Markets.

- -"
AM NV xoak. Mas nc.
; bCoTTON-Dnlf and heavy.
kFL0UR-Dull and heavy and h6zl0o lower; 80
90 40 for Extra State 9 S097 Is for extra Round
Hoop Ohio, and 5000 % for trade brands.
The market eloelhg heavy.saH aHgEza Al
WHISKT-Duli aud nominal at 2 % for West
wHEAT-Dull and declining; ~ for No,
Mflwaskis Club 81 for prime wtuter rsd Vest
RYE-Dull and s,eavy a. ssaso. q Raiasfi
BARLEY MALT Quiet Haafg ffG
CORN-Dufi and ease lover Tor new mixed
Western eQ@92 for new yellow; 60 for waite
New ORLEANS and O0@t % for yellow Jersey asd
Southern; the latter tfics an extreme one :
0Ars-Dull and. dropping 1t 5l86S for West
srn, closing heavy at inside quotations.
WO0Ts-DulL = sssrs- srrsana ear "a 81
PETROL EUM-=DufI aud shade easier At sea
SIC for crude; sl1 for refined In bona and
71@T2K for refined fee. 49, - -. 49, Z -.
POKK-0pensd frmsF and closed duh aud
heavy at - 1g1<92f % tor new msss
closing at . so; q 5092z 90 for '6s and "a
cash aud r. guar way "a 6O6Is % lor prime mesa.
Alss 500 bnls mess for July At haSers and ssll-
ere option, At "a oO0323 90 - .-,-.s .,s---.-.
CUT MEATs--steas at a4taz5 fer shouidsrs.4
NONE Active and hrmer at per cent.
sTERLIEG ExOaAhGE--Fir@aF ~ oosz9
l 10.
eOLD-wisAout decided change; opening at
3lZ and closing at is3QS<, 3 NNF "a
GOVERNMENT sT0oKs-Firner but without
0' sTocE SfS; U.s g.. ofss coupons
Oe1<. U. 8. A2s seoapons 4 0l; the new issue
o51< ono year GerfiAoatexes14 = - - ~asa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

New YoRK, May I6.-The steamer
Cuba has arrived from Liverpool on the
6Gh, via Queenstown on the 7th.
Cotton is easier and probably Id lower
for American, fair OrleansI7s, niddling
los, middling Mobile l43s, fair uplands
10, middling 14As; market quiet and IN
changed on Friday. Breadstuffs are
quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and
easier and penny lower. Corn is dull
aud cd lower. Lard is easier. 49,.
HsIoSnoss--Whe firm and Is higher
on the mefk. Sugar easier. Coffee aud
petroEeasa steady. " Cssss5ls closed on
Friday at 90s@903; U. s. 5-20s 63A@
1884, Bullion in the bank has increased
e75,0 900.
Resolutions of sympathy with the
United States continue to pour in. Al
most every pnblie body and place in
Highland must have given expressions
of its sympathy 8 49, 81 .g-sss
Among the latest demonstration was
a great meeting ofsthe Working Men of
Bondon. In addition to- resolutions of
confidence they adopted one rejoicing
at the success of9America and the de-
struction Of slaSery1iHps Il ~ roseae
The London Times has friendly and
hopeful, editorials upon the speeches
of Sir Edward Bruce and President
johnson, which it regards as q fresh
earnest of ANXIETY. II says Johasou's
languages is pacific and statesmanlike
and will meet with response in Eng
land ,,,sa =, s,.,. t..-.s ~
The 7Snses hopes thar idle words of
provocation, which have been employed
by irresponsible persons, may.b buried
in the grave of Lincoln.
The Queens response to an address
from Parliament says she entirely par
ktieipates ia their sentiments on the as
sassinatfon, and she has given directions
10 the Minister .Gl Washington to make
/ known The feelings entertained by Par
liament in common with herself and the
| whole people. al wsTHFT aEF Ws7
In the House Of Lords, Ravensworth
questioned~ Derby as to the meaning Of
/ the expression, that tbs Southerners, If
lconnected with the assassination, COM
United worse sthau a crimes bluuder
Derby said he could not see how his
Repression could be wrongly interpreted.
he used the welkknownspoliti sphor-
ism of Tallyrand to simply convey his
meaning.
The Southerners, by sancticaing what
was not only highly immoral would at
the same time approve what could do
nothing but reflect most serious injury
on. their peli tical cause sseva sa -
The House of Commons voted the
leading provisions of Gladstone's Bud
get, buka isednetion of the tea. dutF.-a-.as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

A Physiological View of Marriagei
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 130 hne plates
and eDgrwings Of the Anatomy OF the Human
Organs IN state Of Health and Disease, with a
Treaties Early ErroFs, its Deplorable Conse-
quehces upon the Mind and Body. with the Au.
thor's Plan Of Treatment-ths only rational and
successful mode OF cure. as shown by -the report
Of cases treated. A. trnthfnI adviser TO the mar.
free of postage to any address, on receipt Of IS
csnts, In stamps OF postal currency, BY address
ing Dr La f0R0lxs No. 81, Maiden Lane, Aibauy,
NY.
The author may he consulted upon any of the
diseases upon which his book treats, either per-
soaHg or by nsail, and medicines sent 70 any part
u the world. aprl3, 3mdAw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

went ouf lzfteF abe Pfssident vas shot
asked Spsugier who II was that held
the horse He told me not to say any
thing. | knew it was the same persoa
That broughs she hmssE bsrss chat sOde
him away SpAng4er ppeared excited
Never saw him wear q moustaehe.
John Seaman, connected with Ford's
theatre testified: Saw Booth come up to
the back door Of the theatre on horse.
lSpaDgler was there, and Booth said,
:. HslpxMe st. yep cam vent yeuT
aaOh H1s FaA8 al hour snd ashalf
before-she Presidens wAs sfIot; saw Booth
again, about kslf-psst ten, going out Of
back door, just after the assassination on
the stage He had 8 handkerchief in bis
hand and appeared tc, be wiping his eyes.
Booth had free access to all parts Of the
thsatre l was In front of the theatre
that niehts on. The pavenent, b1tdid not
see Spangfer there; have seen Spsnglet,
he wears side-whiskers bat no moustaehe;
Hay Booth with others that afternoon be-
tween four and FIVE, in the restaurant,
next door, drinking; saw Ned Spangler,
Maddox Booth, Peanut, and an agent
named Maid6n. Maddox asked me 10
drink, which did. After Booth asked
Spangler to help him he went right be-
hind the scenes
The Judge Advocate remarked that
it would be NECESSARY, for the court TO
understand the interior Of the theatre, to
visit it, and therefore they would meet
there Tuesday morniag at 3 o'clock.
The court then adjourned pntil 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
REGULARP PACKED.
A True Story.


Their. dwell. in dc swanp. Fsls, bu'oasis me-
chanie =
His muscles wsrs ssIsastbIe.s, his blood d was
chill;
And the wife Of his bosom belieAsd. ID hefpani9,
The husband she worshippe vas hopsIaasIy III.
Seeking daily for help. in her wifsiy devotion.
Asl vainly she tried PHI aaa powder and patton
I'M at last, when prey % gref's widest emotion,
cof HOsTETTER's BITTERs shshsafd fspms
FREUD -
she purchased INV cordial, half hopinMsshaIf
&C. fearing, 49, 80
prayer on her hp aud tear IN her eEes
And taking his hands. with words kindly and
pe.Ousht him the tonic 81 her sake to re-
Az be drank new life through BIS systeHa sssnaed
KS stealing @~
Each following dtaBsht did it's uissiOn a healing,
Utd, strong ID health and most gratsfnl 10
sesljng, -.
he told then true story - here twined intssODg.
is also proper 10 ssafe that tbs Bitters are sold
sxclnsively in gIasas and never under any circum,
stances by the gailcn Or bsrleI Ia posters and
'imitators are abroad, aud the only Safeguard the
public has against them is TO that the Bitters
they buy bear the engraved label and mote Of
hand Of Messrs. Hostetter Smith, aud sGov-
eminent stamp over the cork Of the bottia.
wives, Mothers and Sisters, whose Husbands
Sons and Brothers are serving in the, army can
not put into their knspsack a more necessary
valuable gift than few boxes Of H0LLOWAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. They insure health
even under he exposures of soldiers life. Try
them and bs satisfied II the reader OF this
- notice " cannot get box Of Pills or Ointment
ron the Drug Store in his place, Iet himswrise TO
me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and
will mail box free Of expense Many dealers
viii not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make as much profit as on other persons
make. 35 cents, 50 cents, and 81 40 per box or
pot Sold iers, supply yourselves a27-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

NEW YohK, May 16.-Gold steady al
about yesterdays quotations. sThespecns
lAtive quotations arc nearly nominal,
opening At 1914, fell to 1901 and recoy.
cred again to 1905. 9181ii1 Atf0 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
River News.

GOO ,u0t4 = TT4iuG1 hg5A.s.. :
The clouds kept gathering add lowering all tins
sfternopH, but up 70 . o'clock % was doubtful
whether It would rain or not with the chances In
The liver L Hing very slowly and win no
doubt be At . stand b. noon to-day,
The only arrivals yesterday afternoon were the
EInora, 4onas#ilas 20 EEaus4llls- and EstaEn; ].
p. Webb, from Cumberland river 70 this city.
The Roe, Hite and Klnora returned to Louis
vile yesterday evening. The EluorA bad zsry
good trip. We did not learn what the Rose Hito
took out, szSspt thSnsss ssnt up fr IN HsndersoB.
The Marmora finished her load and isft in the
evening for Nasty iilss lrsas7ai s.g : asfs11s "a 1
The Tsnf Le1tt also ileft for Nashville with
fair trio. - - ~
Tks-R.-Ks- Danksrson- tea al dark, Eith q big
trip. for Bowling Grssn.F cYRTn uE1
The JP.wsbb arrived from the Cumberland
river with q modsrase trip. She returns 70 ihat
river this evening 2
The biz Indians eaacindedsto 10 over untff to-
day, whea she wit, unless moro Eeight appears,
leave foe, Ssw OrIsaas. No better aecommoda-
tions for pa assngsrao more agreeable officers
be fund ss7llae1&osia htf1l ae.0a2 sfi =.
The grand ArmaaA atii,be DC haequa1ed pas
ssngsr- packet FOR Cairo this afternoon, and can
not I'D sWhNRe"p N thS oisBahce - her appoint
Hsnts. Capt. Gus, y rneks, the ipfmttabls, vii
be In eommsnd. - AyA
The little Grey Eagle q expected g the Lopis-
vile maii-boat to-day, and 10 sEug litts packet,
with gsntIemhniy and experienced ofhoers.
Tomorrow the great Ruth will be down. Ept
Menifast steamer EIdora from Louisville, May
10th, -lssbs---
Jamsa.Adans, O. hhds tobacco; Hall Eudd
bxs mdsat i. q. Wheeler, Dol bags; Brown,
Dunk srson &Co., hhds tobacco n. q n. "a Dbl
sugar; 10 pkss ABSORBED mdss 70 owners.
x,sk.y6i. NAV ian al d W oArEs' CLERK, Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

PIrrsBUk5, MAyg1s.-Ths river has
risen 8 feet 2siaehss BY the pier mark
and is falling. - - .s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

NEw YORK, May I6s-The Bermuda
Allocate of the Goth ult. contains q re-
port Of the preliminary examination Of
the plot to introduce yellow fever into
Northern cities, that this examination
had resulted in the com initial Of the res
ident of the Island, named Swan, on the
charge Of having eonspired with one DR..
Blackburn to take charge of certain.
trunks containing infected clothing for.
the purpose of having them forwarded
TO New Y ork, PhiIad elphia, and other
cities, with the obiect of their introduce
ing the yellow fever = = = = =, =
Blackburn, whose hailing points were
Halifax, Quebec, and Clifton House, Nj
agara Falls. Canada side. made liberal
promises TO Swan, provided the contract
was fairly carried out The funds were
to be supplied freely from the rebel ex /
-chequsr, " bile Blackburn himself waste
retire to Halifax and watch the progress
of events until the opening Of spring,
when the season would probably be more
favorable.to the spread Of the imported.
diseases. - 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

INDIANAPOLIS, May ia dispatch
from Washington 70 Gen. Hovey an
nounces the spspension of the execution
OF Bowles and MiIiigan until the. 1st Of
Jnnes and the com mutation of the cen
tepce Of Horsey to imprisonment for
life.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17


Sc. Louis, May l6.-Cairo dispatches
sag that Gen. Negrita, with $500 LibAr-
:aftroops sppeafsd before MatsmorAs
On the 29th ult, and demanded its sur
render, which was refused. E&BE i f
The Imperialists marched out to meet
them and cavalry and artillery fight
occurred
Busi6esswas suspended at Matamoraa
and the streets barricaded in expecta-
ton Of an attack, bat ell was quiet on
the evening of the I'd. r7.a
The Custom House officers fed to
R-nvvosvilfa atafA s11zzrs
- EfEz r.E.
The wealthy citizens moved all their
svaluables to the same place.
Eight hundred French troops arrived
at the mouth of the Rio Grand Oh the
ID, and left for the interior next day.
A report reached Bggdad that the
Liberals were in full retreat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
NEW SALOON.

! GAPTATH KLAUS Has oPEEER A FIRST
~ elias Saloon On thu corner q Main and
Eighth streetss whers viii Be found 1 be best
ii9aoEs Of al kinda A liberal Share IS patronage
& solicited. fmN -dsn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
Gov. Brown a Prisoner-Jem. Davis
90 Reach nashville Thursday-
Rebels Coming In. 80.


90 Reach SashvfIIe Thursday-
Rebels Coming In. -srsa
NEW YoRK, May I5.-The Nashville
special Of the Times says - -.
Joe Brown,1s late rebel Governor Of
Georgia, was brought here last night as
prisonsT,. and left ia the evening for
LoulsTtlle. q AsE .ss1ss sesazs ass-a4 >
JEFF Davis Is under strong guard, and
will arrive here Thursday evening.
Every rebel body of rebel soldiers and
guerrilla organization in this State and
Northern Alabama, have given up to
come under Gen Thomas's late order.
Thousands Of rebel soldiers have ar
rived hereaard taken the oath, including
the redoubtable. Dick Mccain. Nearly
an the hospitals are cleared cut, and
thousands Of Government employees are
being discharged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

WAsHIseroN, May f6--Members of
the military court, this morning, visited
Ford s Theatre to obtain more intelligi-
bic information concerning the scene Of
The assassination aud various points in
that connection.
On assembling at the court room at
III o'clock this morning, a large amount
of evidence taken before the court yes
terday was read over, and this was not
finished 81 he recess this afternoon. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

Beware of Counterfeits and un-
prlneipled dealers en- ieavoriug 70 dispose Of their
own and other preparations, on the reputation at
tanned BY Helmboid's Genuine Preparations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
Epiispsac FIta ean be cured liLDr.

H3FENDFtND = y OHHsE 10 y ~ Ut
Luckrow. having become sminen tlyf succesafuls
In curing this terrible fnaiadr, invites all siini-
larry afflicted, to call send for circulars Of ref
erepces and testimonials of numerous cases etredr
Of from one to tEenty- four years BtandiDgss He
devotes his attention especially 20 diseases Of the
Cerebro-Spinal Axis, or Nervous ystems and so.
licits an Investigation Of his claim 20 public con-
ndencs.s Address ALI letters TO f1rs1 ha4nH
1e~A We DRv B.LUCKR0W,
Care OF P. o. Box 51l6. fn New Fork. q
anrI3. 3mdkW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of Co. Partnership.

0118VANP4VA Va Nu- Z al t11C1 sA44Ps
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.l
Il isfing between ]. n Street AID J. 7 Burtis,
under the arm name Of Street a Bartis has this
DAY been dissolved by mutual consest, j. b.
Brown and john Davis having bough. the entire
interest OF J. r. Burtis in the above named arm.
The wholesale and retail marble busine will
hareafeAr hemeanAncasd@ &C the cid standof Street
Burtis, I24, Main Street, by J. u. sStrset,,J. b.
Brown aud John Davis under the firm name Of
street., Brown 4 Co.. who will pay all Gsbts owed
By Street . Burtis and collect al claims due s.
an ny1S. DIM.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
REGULAR PACKETS.
m Rfaamhnat Han

We hope steamboat men will bear in
mind that the Journal Company il pre-
pared to do all kinds Of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in a manner
seldom equalled and never Surpassed.
Leave your orders. gentlemen, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
CORPORATION NOTICES


MAY sths 1850. 1rs eaa1f = safg sss ra
= ORDER FOB A BRICK SIDEWALK. -
And n0g IL - hereby ordered and dressed by
the Common Council Of the city Of Evansville.
that the oWuersof all lots or parts Of lots fruzt
ing on adjoining the south side Of Jefsrson
siEsst, from Washington street eastward 70 the
Corporation Line in said citys Gauss the side
walks thereon TO Be brought 70 the proper grade,
and that they cause sidewalk Of ciass No. OBs
20 se laid down thereon within 1hirty days fron
the publication Of this order.
s7Iiass A. y. McGRTFF, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
TARAS CON.
PARTNERSHIP.
no the PubIfc

" M u LIAS n NEOIICo
WE HAVE AGAIN ASSOCIATED WITH Us
w in business our Former partner, lieut. Jas
w. yickery, who, after three years faithful ser.
vice in the army, now proposes TO serve the good
ueople Of Evansville with nice FRE SH EAnffLY
GR0CkRIES. We return our patronizing friends
our sincere thanks, and hope, with the increase
in the firm, to receive an increase OF patronage.
The firm will be the same IS heretofore, Vtekery
Bros. a77 JOHN slCk Es1,
my6 SAINT etOnkn1.
H1YING FsFeBLIs sKD A BRANUH OF
III our house up the Railroad, We have increas-
I'd supplies tor getting supplies of ESgss utter,
Maple Sugar, kc., &c. Yours respectfully,
my6 s- - = grf'AAN AA - AAsAs''S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
. OineinnatIl MaFkets.

= s. CINeTNNATI. May le. 8
FLOUR-UnebanEsd trade and fAmily brsndS
eb00s 90.
WHKAT-Prims red 4 80 aad very duilsf r1oa
OATs-ATc and arm. $1,000 ..-....-,...4.
BARLEY-I 109l 70.
EYE-s0c and dull Jta sa&f
wHIsKY-EoninAlly2 0s82 o7.ggs .swaW
PORK-Mess, in good demand, and LOCO bble
ofcity sold FIR "a 90
BULK MEATs--Sold at I75zeg1s1<9l5. Jos
LARD-l7e, denand light. - 81 EEI d01a
GOLD I2T@12S. =.
MONEY-Easy. +a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

guarantee satisfaction.
81 TO SHIPPERS.
New Tariff Rates To and From
80 Henderson
WE WILL receive freight at all times for the
Wv steamers Armada and Gen. Anderson, for
Hsndefaon, al IN cents per hundred, and bring
Up tobacco re 81 90 per bid.
apl23 HALL &RUDD, Agents.
= For New Orleans.
The Elegant Steamer
a oMagxA INDIANA
"A aas55SsxJ g. RAL Capt. +; w w. OoLLEas, elk
Z Leaves TOT New OrseAI g. and way ports at
O'Clock this fTuesdagj eyening.
FOR frelght or passage apply on board or 70
HALL EDDD, and
cox HUM PaREYS gents.