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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-15

The Postmaster General states. in
his annual report, that the excess of
expenditures, during the last fiscal
year, was 1906, 900, and that the liza
bilities from the Southern States ex-
ceed the. receipts by $4,000. This
shows that there must have been a
deficiency of S890,0O0 in the North
ern States.
A new bureau has been started in
New York city, for the protection of
green-horns. 1t has its detective de-
partment, another for furnishing
guides to the greenies in their per:m-
bulations around the city, and third
for commercial information, where
strangers will be advised with whom
to trade.
The Montgomery Mail says it is
absolutely necessary for the legisla-
ture of Alabama to do something to
encourage manufactures. railroads.
etc, in that State. No matter how
anxious the people may be to develop
the vast resources of the State, they
are powerless unless they receive as
sistance of the Government.
It is rumored that France is about
to send strong protest to the Greek
Government against its intrigues in
the East, and especially in Gambia. It
was also rumored that M. Moustier
would soon resign his position in the
French Cabinet. A large fleet of
French vessels and transports was
ready to sail for Mexico.
Fifth Avenue, New York, is all agog
IN regard to an important breach of
promise case that is soon to be COM
menced. The scions Of two aristo-
cratic families are the parties. The
lady is reported to be extremely beau
tiful. while the gentleman is pitted
with the smallpox.
Weather prophets say there will be
ing to the old rule: Add the day of
the month to the first snow, the day
of the week and the day of the moon
together, and the amount will be the
number Of SHOWS for that winter.
Butler is said to "have an eye to
the Presidential chair" Unfortu-
nately for the doctor, nature SO ar
ranged the features on his mug
that it is utterly impossible for him
to devote more than one eye at a time
to that very interesting object.
l. the United States, there are
$4,000 miles Of railway, which cost
$3.50, 100000. In Europe, there
are 10000 miles, which cost 50, 500, :
600: 1000. There are about $4,000
miles Of telegraph here, and GO,OOO
in Europe.
A gay and festive Yank who came
South IN 1861, to fight for the "old
flag, and against the 'snew one" is
now in prison in Virginia charged
with having no less than three wives
one North and two South.
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Special Despatch
By The Invisible Telegraph Line !!

A T special caucus of the Radical Con-
n gress at Washington. it was decreed,
by majority vote, that the people of the
so-called State Of South Carolina could
have, this year, little bit of Christmas.
but not of the party, for he is a sterling
Democrat-lost no time in sending word to
his faithful agent (the suoscriber) to have
everything in order for the coming holi-
days.
Now is the time to send in your orders
for CAKES and to purchase your TOYS.
large and well selected stock Of TOYS,
BON-BONS, FIRE-WOEK CAKES, &c. :
Better have little fun this year-it is
impossible to tell what will become Of us
next Year. SO call at
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Te1e graph
NcWs Ite:sss-

New YORK, December 14.-Among the
passengers by the steamer Cuba, is AS
sistant Secretary of Navy Fox.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-26
ADDITIONAL RIVER ITEMS.

C1ScISxATT. April 25-Noon. The river
has risen feet inches; % feet water in the
channel. Weather cloudy; some rain last
night; thermometer 50o.
The only arrivals after our regular report
on the 18th page OF the JOURNAL was made
up, was the Virginia, from Louisville TO
New Orleans. She had large amount Of
freight aboard, and added largely here, in
Guiding 1000 sacks of corn bought by the
boat from Brandeis & Crawford, large lot
of machinery, and a quantity of tobacco
shipped by our enterprising fellow-citizens,
Messrs. Cox & Humphrey. l
Our dispatches of yesterday noon an
nounce that the river at Cincinnati had
risen 5 feet inches during the precedinssA
hours, an Indication that the heavy rains
of Sunday and Monday have been very
general and effective.
The Argosy had not left at dark last
night though sheseerned tobewell loaded,
and was smoking. When we left thewharf
she was drawing UP to a salt boat above
Huston & Co.'s wharfboat, TO take another
lotof salt. She no doubt got of during the
night. 81 .s,
Our old and accomplished friend, John
Greenough, is now occupying the office of
the Ruth. She never had q better clerk.
The New Albany Ledger of Tuesday.
evening says:
Z The river hasrisen about twenty inches
since yesterdaytat n0oTl,9 aud is still COM
ing up pretty fast. Weather cool and
cloudy. Business somewhat improved.
MAMIE BYERs.-The hull of the Mamie
Byers still lies at the foot OF Church street,
in front of New Acknowledgements Jour
We reckon not,g SilverIs We guess the
aforesaid hull is somewhere in the neigh
borhood OF Madison.
We know it, Charley, and meantto write
Madison, and think it likely we wrote it
Madison, and New. Albany just slipped in.
Our friend of the ledger grows COM
placent and thus starts our bushes:
At IT AGAIN.-We are glad to note from
the columns of the Evansville Journal,
that our old friend SilverthOrn is on his
4 taps again, pencil in handsr and walking
INTO focal items and river news with his
old vigor. He knows how the thing should
and severe illness seems not TO have taken
the slightest degree of spice from him.
Long may he proceed. "a it.stae uaaN
We are only working in a feeble way
Charley, and fell that we have lost much
OF our vigor. But our friends have been
very kind to us, and we know they viii
bear with us and overlook any short-com-
ings until we gather more strength. In the
meantime we thank you for your kind, but
too fiattering, compliment.
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New York Market.

g. HfnW New YORK, April %
CoTToN-Dull and declining; 35@36c for
Mfddlfng.
FLOUR 5010c better, and more doing at
COOS 10 for extra State, 1908 10 for r.. H.
O., and 15@10 10 trade brands. Market
closing quiet.
WHfsKY-Qufet at . 26a2 q for State, and
Western refilled at &C.
WHEAT-2@g3c better; l 65 for old No. 2
Milwaukee, 85@I So for old No.1 do, l T069
l 20 for new No. 2 do, and sSl6l 81 for new
RYE-Quiet; Western, soc.
.BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
OoRN-Dull and slightly in favor Of buy
OATS Dull; 4sa 49c for new western, and
57@60c old do.
CoFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-More active; l01S0I2c for Cuba,
1l@l2c for Porte Rico and Havana, He e
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
PETRoLEUNI-Dull at 200241Sc for crude,
and 40c for refined in bond. -,.r.s-5
PoRK-Opened ffrmer, and closed heavy
at 26 50926 81 for new Mess, % 25@25 80 for
cid do, and y 25@22 so for prime.
LARD--Steady and quiet at 17@lS54c.
nBUTTER-Quiet at 25945c for Ohio, and 10
145c for State. . $3.50
r MONEY-EaSy at . per cent. 49,
STERLING EXCHANGE Dull at 1914 @
1925. rE fss .t-re.si f.,, $50
GoLD--A shade firmer, opening at 1867
declining to 1868, and closing at 1865.
GOyERNAIENT SToCKS-5-20S of I'd and Sd
issues are nc better, and I0-40s rose lc,
closing at 961a. -
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A BIG SENSATION CoMING- The
Great Modern Wonder, the Celebra-
ted Egyptian Marvel, the --latest Sen
sation from Eondon-the Sphynx,
which has created such wild and ex-
traordinary amazement in the princi-
pal cities, since its arrival in the
United States, will open at Masonic
Hall on Tuesday evening next, May
1st, for a few days only, under the di-
rection of Messrs. Somerby 4 Bruce,
the original Gift Exhibitors. I'VE
shall. publish fulleand startling par
ticulars, tomorrow, in relation to
this popular and very successful
troupe. s19e
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FOR RENT.
LOST.
FOR SALE.

w OUSE.-Wishing to make a change,
IL now offer my residence, good
Brick House, containing eight rooms, por-
tico, hail. cellar, cistern, wood-house, sta-
style, and five acres of land, well set with
choice fruit trees and shrubbery, situated
north of Sullivantown, adjoining Jacobs
ton line; also, two lots, with a frame
house, containing six, rooms,s cellar, els
tern, and stable; also, one lot, with a
house, containing three rooms, and plenty
of good bearing fruit trees, situated in Ja-
cobSville. -
The above will be sold cheap.
apr26 Inn JOHN b. MILLS.
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Flour AID GRAIN Firm but un-chang-
ed and NOT 1lllcla o fferirlg- of my kind.

CINCINNAT1, ApfJI %.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Firm but un-chang-
ed, and not muck offering of any kind.
PRov1sIoNs-Hi CHER, and GENERALLY sseld
out of the markets. Mess Pork sold at. Y 80 /;
Lard at l9c; Bulk Meats at I01z, l313, and
l514c, for Shoulders, Sides, and Clear Sides,
but purchase of any magnitude could not
have been made at those rates at the close.
The great bulk of the stock has been,s held
out of the ma Ylzet, though the demand has
not been large. 30 $50 E3ois
'BAcoNAHeld &c higher, but no advance
was established.
-GRocERIEs -J Unchanged. ifIt n .EffT az
ABUTTER-FirIn, and scarce at 3S@45c.
: @ EGGS-=l9csf rsnftssM Ea Faalte R
81 GOLD-Firnl; 'l2614@l2613. gfoss 8 8ssf1
.iRh}S =N3 9----,ise s---a--- s------ sssi ia5us
1900 ls ST. Eoufs Market
sulFas IS s.,ss6ds alsf ST. Louis April p,
= q COTTON-Flat. sfass3 .s3zfpsslB .sgif.sttB i
7sF'LOUR-I nchanged. sgtf f2asu & ~ Hma I
r. WHEAT-B nchanged. Z sH a#gi sfssl ia9 f
~ fy0RN--I4e Ss firIn.5sa.s nsa ad8ss : Nf fssfr
= OATsLI1eavy and easier.azee sa1 saHfW
z PoRK-27 006127g % fer Mess. eE8.s .tsssfal (
Z tIIARDsU ncllanged. 81 sxSa aTlf xasf5
NV HTSKY-- Unchanged. r saHsE sssEits 3
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EVANSVILLE, APRIL ..
The Produce trade has been fair this
week Some of our dealers have made
large Sales All sorts of Produce are in
good demand with no change in prices.
We quote as when last reported: 3 s3
The Grocery trade has been quite active
so far this weelzs for the seasons No change
in prices Llia, sleoa 9sfi4sf ieaisaglH bIk
Provisions Steady, and in fair con-
sumptive demand. & aifa aoes.f ofH
BACON Shoulders I3 to 1Sl@c; Clear
Sides TIC; Plain Hams 19c, and Canvassed
Hams 2lc. s
LARD = IS to ls15c; kegs. scarce, and sell
ing in small way at 22c. eN uvt1isly.ya
BULK MEATS = Very little in the mar
ket, and prices nominal at 10, ia, and acc
for shoulders, sides, and hams.hnia lle ~
CHEESE western Reserve firm at 221a@
2sc. ~ haA
FLOUR Brisk, and higher grades are
in better demand; Superfine duh at
s7@7 25; Extra at 81 25@7 80; Xxx at IS 50
az 90; xxx Family Sl0@l0 50; do. white
wheat S11.
WHEAT-Nominal, at 81 75@2 90 for old,
and 81 25@l 90, as per quality; for new Red
and White.
| OATS Steady at 4O@45c, from wagons
and $4,000 for northern black, sack in
cIuded from stores.
Corn Scarce and in demand at 45@5Oc
| from wagons, for ear corn, and 65@70c for
| shelled in sacks.
CORN MEAL May be quoted at 81 70
per Dbl. for unbolted; for bolted s99S % per
Dbl.
BARLEY Steady at s0c@sl, and dull.
/ RYE-Nominal at 75c@Sl, and scarce.
FLAX SEED In fair demand at 81 IS.
/ GLOVER SEED--May be quoted at SOC
l6-5O4- 1-&'-A &tAfe 80 OcftAtH
TIMOTHY SEED-Steady at So 50@4.
FEArHERs-Live 50455c.
GINSENG STEADY at 6O@7Oc.
NAILS Steady at 81 70, with usual adj
| vance. fsei if# #ti @
CoFFEE-Firm at 25@2Sc for Rio.
SUGAR-Firm at l5@l6c. H
MoLAssEs Firm at 65@9Oc.
SYRUP-9O@Sl 25.r lssmer
4 EGGs-Per bbl., packed in oats, Sl4@l6.
HAY-In good demand; loose IS to Sl0i
baled Sl3 to Sl4 90.
PoTATOEs-In demand, and are held al
s1@I % per bushel.a 81 7FgnA&
HIDEs-Firm at &c for green, and l819 to
14c for dry flint
SALT-Steady at 55c per bushel.g
| ENTHUSIASTICALLY at - l06t2 %.
Woodruff at 3jGl 40c for fleece.
skyas ~ ~ Al +. ~
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SHIPPING TAGs.-The JOURNAL Of
fee is now prepared to furnish Wealth
er-Proof Shipping Tags, printed to
order, on the best material, as low as
Eastern prices.
Merchants in want Of those articles,
or superior Printing of any kind, can
be supplied at short notice, by leaving
their orders at the Counting Room,
No. 6, Locust Street.
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Ice CREAM.-H. Herman has
opened his Ice Cream Saloon, and is
now ready to furnish the choicest Ice
Cream and Soda Water at his Saloon.
Also, Ice Cream for parties, at the
lowest prices, No 10, First Street.
Apl24-W1.
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ssriRIru AIfsM IN Frank white,
the well-known and popular inspira-
tional speaker, will give lecture on
Harmonial Philosophy, at Masonic
Hall, on Thursday evening, 18th inst,
at-So clock. The public are earnestly
invited to attend Admission free.
APPS 2t sGq T9isss4 .ansfK +
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MARKET REPORTS.
EVANSyILBE, April .

EVANSVILLE, April ..
There is no change in the loan market.
Thee demand for money is not pressing,
and the banks meet the wants Of customs
ers at from to 10 per cent.
Exchange is in fair request, and the sup
ply is easy. Rates are steady; par to SOC
premium buying, and lilo premium sell
ing.
No material change in Gold.
Gold, buying .......125 Selling ....-.........l27
Silver, puying.....ll7 Selling ...............l19
Government securities continue to adj
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GYMKAsrUM.-Those desiring ii

GYMKAsIUM.-Those desiring the
establishment of gymnasium in the
city. are informed that a subscription
paper has been placed in the hands OF
Mr.. Dobell at his book store, on Main
street, where ali Interested; are re
quested to call and subscribe. The
terms are SO for one year, instruc-
ton, use Of the room and all includ-
ed Five dollars are to be paid on
signing the paper, and the balance al
the time the gymnasium is opened.
ap20-6t as,-s.tt
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Dress SILKs-Ladies in search of
nice and handsome Silk Dress Pat
tern should notafail to call at ScHAP-
KER. BUssTNG Il Co.'s. They have
some elegant styles, which viii be. sold
at close figures. NBGs ~
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Ice. Persons wishing to be suppl
ed with Ice, at the same price that
canal Ice IS furnished. viii leave Or
ders at Cook & Healy's House Keepers
Emporium, No. rs Maiu street.
apl6-2W 5 n
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Crescent City Springs

q MCCLELLAN GUARDS. - YOU are
hereby notified to meet at the Court
81 House on Friday morning, april 9th,
at s o'clock, to receive your pay for
services during the Morgan raid.
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B@A full and beautiful stock of
Gents Ready Made Spring Suits, and
Furnishing Goods, lower than any
housed in the city, at ] r. LOTsPEIcH's,
No. 5, First street.0eW Apl26d3t
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RY- Go to Warren & Conyngton's
for Pianos. The finest instruments
made are there. ~
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WANTED.-Two young gentlemen
wish to obtain board in private
family where there are no other
boarders. Address, for two daysa
<.s.. f. & NJ, P. @. Box 81 d.
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EFA few more of those same Fan
cy Boys Suits on hand at j. r. LOT
SPEECH S, No. 5, First street. La26-3t
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{ B Hiram Nelson sells atauetion
this morning. at 9 o'clock. 4 lot of
Clothing, Dry Goods Boots Shoes,
Hats, and Furniture, at his Auction
Room, No. So Main Street.
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CARRIAGE MAKER.
= 2 s1oasasgs ss.f is.ss''s rsfaW q az
f. HAMMERSTEIN,
Carriage and Wagon
MANUFACTORY.
CORNER MAIN STREET. AND CANAL

CORNER MAIN STREET AND CANAL.
ssf's fsg. IS .trfsfisasf f4 sf.fM
The undersigned has now on hand a
splendid assortment of finished Carriages
for Spring Trade. They are OF the latest
and most improved styles, and include
Four-Passenger Reckaways, Light, Rock
ing Tops; also, fancy light TFotting Bug
giles. and Prince Alberts.iH ssaa cor
have Buggies gotten up extra. strong,
very best and thoroughly seasoned timber,
and ironed with extra refined iron. use
no factory wheels, my wheels being made
mics. warrant all nay work to give entire
satisfaction in every respect. Persons wish
ing. to purchase anything in my line will
my stock before. purchasing elsewhere.
propose to sell at the lowest possible cash
rates. #. HAMMERSTEIN.
marie 3ms sra ff.usf
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Old Legion Claims.

TIME TNDERSIGEED,G NOW IN
.4 the city paying the Legion, will re-
main until the morning of the 30th inst;
during which time those having old un-
paid claims for services can learn the
amount due them and how the same may
be obtained, by calling on him at the place
of paying or AT No. s, Sherwood House.
: ofT s5G af1 ms l.. r. LONELAND, ri
apr26 DIT Assistant Paymasters
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BP Owing to previous engagements
our Dancing Hail will be closed to
the public tonight Hereafter, it
will be open Tuesday and Thursday
nights, as before advertised. a :
DAMRoN- & Co,
CRESCENT City Snrinos
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Lumber Market.

EVANSVILLE, Aprll ..
{ The Lumber trade has been moderate so
far this week. Some large sales have been
made, but the trade has not been so lively
as could have been expected. * =
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ATTENTION. COMPANY You are
ordered to meet at the Beiview,
Thursday, 18th inst. at 1 o'clock.
ap25-3t "a. SIMPSON, Capt.

ap25-3t a. SIMPSON, Capt.
Now is the winter of our discomfort
Made glorious summer by fresh goods from
~ York; e4HE1
So many heaps are showered upon our
house
That all our shelves and counters deep are
buried.
And we are selling our goods, made
to order or ready-made, of such quail
ity and at such prices as leave nothing
to be desired, and convince all that
the Great Wardrobe, 81 Main Street,
is the place for gentlemen to purchase
their Clothing. s 9
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The following quotations are from the
Office of w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. /
First Street:
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Notice.
..,..~---

- Notice.
YTTHE UNDERSIGNED WILL APP
IN. ply to the City Council of Evansville,
on the 9TH day of May, 1866, for permission
to move a frame building from Main street
and setting the same on Lot No.3; subdivi-'
sion OF Lot III, Donation Enlargement of
Evansville. sfCa1
apr26 DIV JOHN JERVIS. gs
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valuable Real Estate for Sale.
THE UNDERsIGNED VIII OF'FER

MyHE UNDERSIGNED Will OFFER
] - for. sale at auction, on SATURDAY,
Branch Bank in this city, between the,
hours of 10 O'Clock am. and IL m, imma-l
diately after the sale of the banking
house, that desirable tract of land known
as the :. Old Fair Ground The tract con-
tains sixteen acres, more or less, and for q
country seat, OF market garden, there is no
spot more worthy the attention OF pur-
from the city, on the plank road b SD
Terms of sale--One-hal cash, the other
half within twelve months, with interest,
secured by mortgage. esta ezl cAA
SAMUEL ORR. 5ea
aprl8 dts,wlt @ fsar G. r. BEMENT.
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q ~ -A stC.EN UlSH nnM-
- eaes sliq "a. sbsa7d 6 e48&
e.f 1910 Z 81 ytss ri Ode
81 ~ elgD
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Real Estate for Sale.
Valuable Main Street Property for

YTyHE UNDERSIGN NED WILL
n offer for sale, on Saturday, April 18th,
after the sale of the banking house of the
on Main street, on Lot ?, Block 81, Eastern
Enlargement. One is a frame; the other
two are bricks. The latter are new, and all
are built for families to live upstairs. The
brick kitchen, cistern,l stable, cellar, and
show-window. Terms easy - ne-fOurth
months, with interest, notes secured by
mortgage Title indisputable. VS. bnaff
apr23 Ivy lg tes A. ANSPACHER
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e- The subscribers TO the Noon
light Excursion given by the Apollo
Association, are requested to meet
aboard of the steamboat Newsboy, to-
morrow fThursday) evening, at eight
o'clock precisely. ' ga"
GEORGE STAcKHoUsE. i
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ng-We have received hv Exnress

HWe have received by Express
One case. of Side. Lace Caters. one
case of very narrow Caters, one case
of extra wide Caters, and several
cases OF. isses,and. Children S Caters
and Polish Boots. All very fine
goods, and sold at our usual low prices.
Come for you Boots and Shoes early
in the week, and avoid the crowd.
j. S. Kicker 4. Co.,
s1o Apl26d1t IRE aS Second street.
ATTENTION, MARTIN G UABDs.-The
members of this company will receive
their pay at the Court House, this af-
ternoon.as r, p. Carson, Captain
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HEnw New YORK, April %.
CoTroN-Dun and declining; S5@86c for
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SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND.

9th. Part of Northeast quarter, Section
81, Township 8, Range 10, containing five
acres, near Mai. Robinson's.
7th. South end of Northeast quarter of
Northeast quarter, Section u, Township 8,
Range 10,
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Fourteen Acres,

Near Cemetary, on Blue Grass Road, with
Fence arou nd it.
Sth. Southwest corner of Southwest quar-
ter of Southwest quarter, Section q, Town
ship &. Range TO, containing II S7-l0Q acres,
insgo6d state.of cuitivatfons Thelbest piece
OF Land for
BRICK Y A RID
q iof bnsItfs siHf ssswBt o. agsEO
around the city, being good clay, water
abundant in canal adjoining. Wood can
be furnished here at 81 per cord less than at
other points, and its location is convenient
9th. West half of 20 Acres, in Southeast
corner Of Section %, Township s, South,
Range 10, West 10 Acres. This is a
Beautiful Piece of Land,
Lying at the end of Blaclxford's Grove.
Terms easy, and will be made known on
day of sale. HIRAM E. READ.
aprlS ll3fae 1alttlf ., ft5H fHf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-26

BANKABLE FUNDS.
u. S. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
State Bank of Indiana.
State Bank of Ohio.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-26
BEST BUSINESS LOTS

in the city.
5th. Will sell the 80 Years Lease on the
middle third of Lot go, Donation Enlarge
ment, with the Buildings thereon.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-12

Let me say, in this connection, there are
many white people in this country that
need emancipation. Let the work Of
emancipation go On. Let white men stand
erect and free. Ia voice, "What about
New Orleans You complain of the
Acknowledgement Of the negroes in the
Southern States, while you would not
give them the right Of suffrage ihOOhio
to day. Let your negroes vote in Ohio
before you talk about negroes voting
Take the beam out of your own eye be-
fore you see the mote in your neighbours
eye. You are very much disturbed about
New 0rleaus--but you will not allow the
negro to vote in Ohio. 1ss, Oh 4.nl
This is al. plain, we understand this
all and in parting with you tonight let
me invoke the blessi ng Of God upon you,
expressing my sincere thanks for the cor.
dial manner in which you have. teceivsd
me. I sE tittEEEW