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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-27
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LOUISVILLE.
9haa 9haaangingg By ] Mob. sSaiclae. )

u L0ulsv1ItE, L6Hg lEzNea Nov '96.-Tbe, b,'.iSa jour Z
aqEs special says: three robbers were
talzenF from the LebaHohdail on Sat;
urday night and hanged by mob i'~
Moses S. Field, a lawyer of this city,
committed suicide to-dayss q slnS
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aABALTIMORl
..sA .2IH2AI.qTHW
New Railroad Bridge
sas@EA& hSfG&F

-fFsI "tUtTIl3t1 2 uD3~ I.sii
! BALTIIMoREr NQy PA
of invited guests left here tn
ingsin a special train; for the
hanna RiYers to be, present at
malg40penings Epf atheb new
bridge of the 9 z Philadelphia
more RAILROAD saiai21s1s 3
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tTHHFORT5M0NROE OE.
M. E. Church South.

FIT MONROE, Nov. 23.AThe An
nual Conference of the Methodist
"a AA - Episcopa Church South continues in
~ s. bssi session In Norfolk and f 1abors will
iaaf probably consume the greater part of
next week. " t'"'
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INDIA NlAPOLTSs
Young Meh,s Christian Asy0ciatfon1
y. 18th Army Corps limited. States
=. SenafOrshfp4 eglslature. ll.a in9

ttttH AA0s saRiaAT ~-fFa t41- -taAEAa
' gIEplANAP9EIsni ANA Pt3f Nov. 2s-Ata the
anniversary meeting Of the Young
Mems NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. held to-
might, addxessessware made by several
Distinguished gentlemen. f, ca;s.
.aTheAmembers sof theE 18th Army
Corps will meet in convention in, this
city on Friday next. ya5t q
The question of successor to Hon.
THeRWsS. lane, United States Senar
tor, IS being generally discussed by
the press throughout the State. The
prominent Republican aspirants arei
EGdN %. eP-5MSft0n, HnnL Geo, w.
Julian, Hon. James Hughes, 4 and
Hon. DsC. Bfanham.axKY iln IL.
The. Legislature convenes January
1st. The Republicans have a large
majority in both branches s gassas /
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] 56BnsoHg 4stogf9I mi. t4e Jcs;ssV888 V888yx,.

] Johnson Store and the sMesSeRg61'
EhjSh Ee5f 18th badly damaged
mated at over 100000 The heaviest
ffoosefs are; Judson & Ddhcafi, about
SO, 600, insured for $4,000; Messrs.
4nsufea for SO, ,OO6 McR9ss & John ]
son, 100000, insured for $4,000;
Messrs: Bowen & Hooper, $4,000, IN
sued feizS8000S1 AEE ~ r.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-Ad7ices
from Havs.na, to tfieF20th, announce
the, afriYalsof General Shermanland,A.
d. Campbell with their Suites. THEY
were, handsomely feted by the. citizens,
land -feeivednlany attentions FROM the
saSa4aiiS feaaSa sf fPsR2 ew Ghsfmaa IN a
the Queens birth day. They are to
leave for Mexico on the e233d,, in the
.Susqnahanna. 'a9s p
NEW YORK, NoY. 26.-It is report
ed flh at tfiie tfii firm : dff D effdn Clark a&
/ Bridges D haRes1 failed sI,Am6uhtiln0t
known fhSaad iHsIg iG auiIsfto s1s -
Nav YORK, Nov. 26.-The London
\ zs8d9aidp b.l Nov. 14bh3 says of the, me-
teoric display. almost directly after
O'Clock a. 14.AM NJ, the sky was first occa-
sional4g pfa hp and sDdna Gbnstantly
streaked with the trains of countless,
stars9whioh shot across tthe heavens.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-The revenue
inspector Fred Cochen, surprised a,
party landing a cargo of illicit spirits
patflle foot of North First Street, East
River, cat an earlEE hour yesterday
morning.. Those having charged the
lighter Epush he'd off at his approach,
abandoning forty-six barrels of spirits,
which were promptly seized. The
rsahie officer seized twelve barrels of
pOTter the previous night while 1T was
being deposited at the distilIery5 of
iCuthbaf5 4 &rsCunningham, tin First
Street. The packages inv both cases
were frhqqdePtly j ,q branded, "a or not brand
New New AY5 YORK, K Nov. 26-A large ia &c
number sof aistiIlefies 2$nd whisky
manufacturers, were seized yesterday
by the deputies of Gollector2W cod, in
this city and, Brooklyn AZ slu
The parade of. the First Division, In.
co1hinsm6ratioh A6f the acuation of
the citykby the British troops,Yteok.
piacethis. afternoon. snoissil
u tits stated that two suits are com,
menced in the Supreme, Court against
Gen. Butler, in which John H : Les,
ter, as'resident of this city, charges
him with false Imprisonment, rdama4l
ges being laid at 100000; and with
frandgient CONVERSION of property,
damages laid at $4,000. Lester, I'll
maybe Esmembered, received Ga free
pass from Secretary Stanton to bring,
his family from the South to the
North during the. late war but Butler
disreg gafdedA Che. permit and irhprisoues
cd hin, e[A
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NEWARK, IN N. j..
United States SenatOrship.

Il 1, ARK NJ, j., Nov. 26.-The
question Of the U. s. Senatorship is
becoming exciting in political circles.
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7 T1FdFIitiFii was manufaC

She first IlFeflftgn was manufactured
in in 81. Louis, and the second, in New
Orleans, though those of New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
came in competition with them.
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.EEEFsH unfeggings ftshas already quickensd
roi,suA 1.-The disposition to use implements of
machineryin the South9 The Asso-
citation have resolved to begin the
fssu, immediate preparation, to hold an
$40 oois2 other fair in IN ovember, 1857. and to
~ siaisa erect permanent buildings for the use
bear of same The Emery Cotton Gin
sssgasia @ y. takes the first premium, alss the Hy-
FL go draulic Washing Machine, Wilson s
AGE saS Sewing Machine, and the Charter Oak
Cooking Stove. The piano that took
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LONDON, Nov. 25.-Telegrams from
Frankfort report slight depression
-usoq in the market for u; s. go bonds,
.zssthel nominal rates being IS gC975E1fl
osl LONDON, Nov. 26l--It is rumored
- that a repu 6fican organization has
been formed in Paris. 1t is said that
the Empress Eugene and her son
tasbtawil spend Christmas at Rome. h9ltal.
.. LIVERPOOL, Nov, 26.--The cotton
market is without CHANGE breadstuffs'
unchanged; lard dull
.0J lfL9NpeNDGAeE al a6,tIAe a,t IEPAe money
market is easier ConsoIs closednati
nj 1894 for money. American securities
States SECS, 798; Erie, ~ Illinois
aACeRtrala 773.,sao .b,9saAl
t9sR9S Ssssa SGy Gs 2S@FuEthsE arrests
in Irelanda The national troops are
ready to move at moment s warning
Proposals fersosemelgp parts Of the
-,o-.. Nicaraugua route have been hwarded.i
'4 The Times considers thai. the entire
- scheme will be divided between the
Govefnment Of Engfund; France and
se7eA0f here has s Been fensHedd IL " fighting in
Gambia 1t is said that the Turks
r7Tyz7v-rA have been badly beaten. and have suf-
5EIyT7T-s fered greatlyyno less than. 900 having
N been killed ard 2ieOOsfaken N q prison. p m
LIVERPOOL Nov. 264zzNooh.-Cot-
n ton opens quiet and steady. Middling
TT uplands arez quoted atl14sd The
.TaasgasIsstsEda2 gsS viii Rpgbsbly reach TO-
LONDON, Nov 26-The money
2afllsa nmarket90pens quietsYa aOohsols 90 for
jsoaI oft money.1eHoiS,9 FivedTwenties, 704
10 dsots Erie 4S3; III. Central 77c;s
saQAhss diss Es Sy 3ssdr nfas bas Sssa Sssa
sbgm ylGlest atiseadf The nmate 70 was drowned,
but the restof' the crew. are safe.
LONDON, Nov rs, M9TWtTelve thOauil
sand bfeech 4oadiHg rifles are to be
10 sTs1g5sent, blythe British Government, to
.be,.arv, Ireland, for theuse of the Constables
Arrests Of Feniafis continue to be
made ifps IfelaFitl,g and ut tl1eItroops are
TO ss0a8 vigilantsesiE bge seibsI
Of sbam rs,l.TYERPoOE. Nov .s26 nIlrz The cot
v,o, ton market is unchanged Sales to-
day sum up 10000 Bales hiddling up
..sfA = lands at 144. Breadstuffs firm.
LONDON, Nov. 26 M.-Consols quo
As Sfisss III A%sfssS S sesEtes d suTF'as are as
follows: United States 5-20's, II;
Illinois Central, II; Erie, 484.
IRELAND. o. saiail
4ea 7 GQufENsToWN, Ndy26.E7T Anch-
or Line Company's steamer Caedo-
MIA, which sailed from New York No
vember 10th, touched here this morn1
ing, en- route to Liverpool
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-The Prussian
government intends to have a Consul
General located in the city of New
York.
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NEW YORK, Nov 26.4A tuFther
-ss7saWgliFp.atiQp 6 q = WliFp.a5ti Of the case of Frank
-Heieky brekeEs aud Vim. R. Babcock,
in connection with the bonds stolen
from Rufus Lord, was had to-day,
and adjourned tosqFriday morning.
100000 of the stolen Securities have
been recqEeredgAH -,
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ssf1q WoINEWs ORLEANS.
State Fare4Ae Great Success,
II u NEw aORnEANlss.. Noaxy.I nov 26. = The

ogf leaf Eoi stsagoisA9 SO IL l...zLzLadr Snito'
se1aT1fiaP2 5f@it0s gisBtle37ssT biDuw
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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.
EqRQPEFNEWSs BY ALLAN.
TIC CABLE.
ENGLAND. .

ENUI1AND'' a91.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Telegrams from
Frankfort report slight depression
-agoq in the, market for US $40 bonds,
1.-The nominal rates being IS sC175E n IA
.s. LONDON, Nov. e26.--It is rumored
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.Yltha lasE buR soaaN tb

Louisiana STATE Fair though a
, 1866-03-17
-. $pE!ftlal Aofleks!|,. ,.,s:77::

UTs 0Hme4s
/ Formerly pr Jalnes' Loek H6sptta, cnstdm Hotse
street, New oeIesss, Lou'siaua tesahatshet In ls5
il POW apd has bet peEdanentiy located at So Ran'
dn1rh aeeet hstvea Stats and Dearborn strees, for
! th= last four years, fox tie cure Of OLD CHRONIC
tMERCURAL. sTPRnfIE, md ALL PR1VAIR
DISEASES: for the treatment snd easr Of that tsrs-
bic poson-sYPd1L1s. -.-.-'--sr :. 81:
Z Cr.JAMEs pos,tivsIy esdicases nuUthe sJstem.
without the AID Of e1eurY, iooldeof potssaH srscn-
ic sa1sspartlla Or any Of those poisonous drugs as
they wont +1cetually cure the po1sou-ou5 dE1estt
Up to break cut at futue time "a its most hid
eoos aspeck Dr.. Jsues nses 4 neutallzea for sJph~
Ills. the sans nsed IN his Lock Hospital, New Or
IeAus. ior thizterh yeus. md Which Catatl him 70
worldwide celebrity. The following are soma Of the
diseases eassel "prlvzie" to which b. Jamaa de-
1o,es his exclusive attention, vE Syphilis, primary,
tecot day. and tertiary; Bttctuzes uretnra1 dis:
charges nocturnal md diurual emIssions sexual de
by, diseases Of the back and lclns Inflammation Of
the bladder and kdae5s rhcuu ssssm hydsocele Tss
.1coce1., cancers. DC. '-''-%! -e>-.' s. ~
D..es.es peculiar to females, such IS &msna1rhea,
dysuenonhaela, metoHbasts. ctlosoas. nervous de-.
bl,s, H.. successfully .trested.
Dr. James long praetcs in Few Orleans. and the In
do.sement OF the most eminent medical men md the
almost entire aoutheEn press, should ccuvlnce the
most skepues1t that Dr. James ean AID Will perform
I'll; that be promises.
Tne attention Of those who hare privately and I'M
properly Injured themselves bysexuai e1ccsses or the
debaslug habit OF selcAbuse. prevalent With the
youug, uniting them for rnar1mony. business 30
ciety, producing IN tts train constitutional debility,
premature decay md tnpotency.
The following are Coma Of the SD md melancholy
ecrts nrouced y ea,1y abfts ut YOUTH or seIns e.
, 1866-03-17


Is the only Physician rs Specialist now in the city
that can be entirely relied upon. Go 10 HIN, and not
tufr Disease to remain IN your syste,p. daagurtug
-four face aud body. besides destroying your happness
Ind rutne prospects IN life. he has made personal
disease and nervous debility bis study Tor the last
twenty yeaEs, and Is therefore tho person whom all
au,lcted kho I'D consul& No eTcr beard OF pa
tten. OF hS cot being cured since he has been in the
city. Hts reputation has vouchers IN al the city pr
pes his patients snd the medical profession. bu,h here
ind ahroad hens the aktlteA Specialist tetc,
and thorough naater Of his profession. nil othc1z
ts1l, don't despair give him caU. 1t II only CON-
mon occurrence with him to cure such casea. His
sooas separate tof Indies md Ratlemen and the
paost complete In the c.eY. Consultations ftee and
confidential.
Otuce No. 70 South Clark STREET corner of Horroe.
half bIock rom the Post ottce- Post once Fox 1874
Chicago, Ill., Once hours from a. n. to So. m.
Send for his "Gudc to Reslth" published monthly.
Gre Of charge.
yor18 MkY, TAH PARTICULAR No11CK.-DoctnI
klreloT dcyoles much Of his time 70 the teatcnt OF
toto cssea cau4ed By secret habit which ruins both
body and mind. uniting the nnioftuuatc individual
for either buslness society. The sad effect Of these
early hahu the cxccss Of Itptr Jeass. IL to weaken
std tcnttta.c the constitution. destroy the physical
ind mental powers diminish ind eufeebe the nAtur11
tecnss and e1hsp1t tbs vital energies Of rnAahood.
TIC pleasures Of lite mArred. tie obtt OF marriage
frustrated and existence 1tssll rendered term :oi
hncc.slns misery and regret Such persons. especially
those contemplating marriage, should lose no ttnc In
making Immediate application. a Dr.. B., By bis new
treatment Is enabled to ensure speedy and peEma.
n.nt cure. ....., ...
, 1866-03-17

m n. po1ants WHITE PINE coMrOUSD Is
rn,, o7pred to tho afflicted throughout the country,
aIer having becu proved By the test Of eleven 5ea
In the new Enslaed Etatts where It's merits hsSs BE-
coue Al well known the tree tron which, In CART
1t derives Its <trtues. .
The WlfI1E i1NE COMPOUND cures Sore Throat,
Colds, Coughs, Drhthcrla, Bro3chtis, Splitting OF
Blood, srd Pulmonary Affections generally. 1t u
rezuarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints. D*hetet,
difficulty ot votd1ug r7pc Rleedins nom tae kdne5t
and Bladder Gravel, md other complaints Gtyc It
tral iF you would 1u The value Of good and tiled
Medicine. II u pftt1sa1t, saft and SURF
Sold by Druggist aod Dealers In Mt9sclne
GEO. y. SWEET II. o., Proprietor. Boston. MASS
IaS5ge& " ra AkTr ...i.
, 1866-03-17

nr,r,x q, reid md Of. al commodtars -asd nnlns
Is 1S3qSs r.
sit she cheans they VIII bpy1-It II TFettB veil
teoa est aaxasGed k aaa staEe e. 9, t9s sss:2a
~ rhnse tnfared 10 dry Foods. The unih u, the
m.ces r.aulsc;1ares 1 II ea,s to ia1IST r.
deefnrd S5nrt than almost any Of the products Of
sno9 that b 11sationea aad y nex II: sheapss
fnencs OF the times knd realize ther PRODUCTIONS,
Of SAnteg character are kt1y TO Be best Of espe
al the TTcasuIy ed 70 shape his -
Exrd cn carly resumption: for whethef 10 reach that
cnUc1cy OF not. peops viii alwHyE dtscount their
fo,s md le fact thus foEred. WHETHER necessary
, 1866-03-17
1855, 1865. Increase.
Earnlnca. .....-*4- ala:ka *A.s.Al4 &iAo.Nt
Expe1scs....... e,4sStzo ..lsats4 III, Lii

frt.x1 ,&5u61 $t,746766
II mnnihes tuc1caee In nct ensulngs, <s1s GE =
Ne, cara1nes II months-.....::... es,s:o, ,0Sass
, 1866-03-17

+ CHICAGO AsD 81. LoUu,
Eastern Mail-.>,...:......"... ~. oa.Mi e:t3p. m.
NIght EEpfess,,,.,,.,,., Ilb D. H. 600 4. N.
Joliet End Wflrnfngton 40 .;...: 4:
cpmnod2t1on. ....:. 400 p. m: BIO l. u.
~. -. CHICAGO ASD RocK IsIAhD. =: -
par Expiess md Mail :, tE1oA. nj, s430 p. N.
Eteht htH4ess..,,.,.....x1S 1SWp.Mt.; s5eo0 T. II.
Jplie. Accommodation =. 4:45 b, m. <9.59 A. II.
E1press Freight, NTH passenger e1r attached, q,
Hill 1eaFc passengcx depot ere1y Saturday at 3;5o
.; N for the Wcst. 80
The Joliet Accommodation connects with E1.
psees Frstchs for Way Stations.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE, RAILWAY.
St. Paul E=prss....... 800 i. N. .S:ss p. N.
Express. >: .si:.ss0 p. N. Slsm
WaukeganAceommodat'n 5:eop N. e:Co d. n
EsAu* tor. 49,, ....-......... go p. m. E5Up. m.
sSundays excepted. Saturdays excepted.
+Mondays excepied,
, 1866-03-17


The beay5 decline In trany lines Of goods mad tic
fill 10 general rcrrhandtsu hav1nsa ECry unset
t1nE eject the spring trade. and business Is much
:p backward II this 1easou thzn had been autieps.
ted Mary Of ous merchants ast very much aiseoux-
ar Cd 10Th u the limited demaud, e3I the
lcaTy loeses upon the stock III hand Th.y may saEe
It for certain, We think thzt this fall Is nat
ttucfuaitnn. which may take another direction ID
ei:ofhcr cay. It Is quite fnre to prove pcrnaneat
and b. followed. hy and-hy, hy further movements
now and henee1ot*a ana III partes mteht u wei
prepare for H. 1t will take from MANY dcaie17 poI
lon Of the heavy pFodlS 1f preE1apa years but Will
also htlr "a hs1ng about time in which tic course OF
trade be more steady and liz results On tho Tao1e
17nE Z .
, 1866-03-17

We continue to Qaots;
81 l.: ss.:y: :Ss
t%sa FasEs fas::: Fs:.::::::::: ssiaafvisi: l.,
s.s ar.1 f ssd iii,..::.:...:::::.is -: ::i
CoPpg Eoiton's-+-.. = 11.1; ..........-14 4
zsss;ssinss s;s ito isos T.: ::::11SS
sa1ai1T sr1x1. -: r.. .:::...........:-.i i
1at QuA1tT..-.-...--. AtEi....-...~...-...
q "a. S;s q fae e'asa: 1s
sd-..:::::.::.:::::. d. - are sasd:::.:::: 1iss
Ga5 s5eSp sSpket ,sss
0iLs-T6s market i quiet md anshsnssd. ia
faa'sts s on Bs:a:.::::::::::::: sss: -: -:
$!.si %ss'; g 81 81 Ii;: IS: |SS: III
DO No. .f.....--.,...-..-....+....- !,tGs9 !.s5
n.as on ~; 2oaad is.: :.::.::::.: ;s "a
Eesssssss3ez Esess%s g Oh .:::::.::::: 8 T'' IS
S|.ss Essls,5sl aSsss.:'ss st. s4S. $685.:
S:ahefS & 0il-Tis;e j; iis;ie doias sad quots
esps esioon 81 az losc. ~ &c
Ksa:s Soa on ii q ,4s tsst.s e;t +
l" Ito ahtli- y c&r lo1I:... &c
POpLTRY-saleaw were Is ns drtased TutsfJa 1t
PtyvAT0E&-Azes slow 1t SyssSc.
pIkUTIAffJSss-Ihet receipts and ehIpMeuts DUR
iuE the east II hour EEfe h2 7oEoW1:
~Ne Hecepts. Bhiputnts.
INT ntYoeats..........,.,......l lt3iA 41,6a3
Eeef eef"........,,,,.t, 1ss 366
TnGf...........,.,,,,,... 5sE 71s
fard....,..t,,,-....., ...... 415a 6l,ki7
The market fps Barrcled Pork and Cut Meats to-day
xns extremely dull snd TRANSACTIONS weru unusually
/ Meas Potk-Sl1tEct dali but nrEa. kstes to-day
! were as follows 1M hrls cty.pAckcd Mess Fosk Al
Sices Hecf-1oG b1ls Extra Mess nse{ at $1,000 100
, 1866-03-17
Isnpotta Of Provisions Rnd Bfcadstu1s Ht
New York.
The following tatlc shows the imports Of Bread


Thc rautc In Pftce@-The Decline tu Cold
TFvubIe AmonR the uFy Goods Poopic.
(Fron The ThllsdeaphiA iLeogcs trnoney article, at
Saturday noIutng.1
The Eo'd premium yesterday suffered smother seEu1e
1hl* noxhAaru tendefcf Of coin AdH1 to the npeAE1-
nrfs Y ca,1nclcisl circles and pot ony mnEs do!a
the rE1c& os imported ndt1ts. but TAfyEt1 the
home market. eAes cannot be cdeCse0 any pF1ceA
While tic importers continue 10 crowd thaar goots
into tue auction honsea. tho domestic ntnuntturus
are stackine thei,s IN thtr rnila 6evN Of The cot
ton and wooncu factories Ii tne ndEhborhood Of
I.hilacetrha haze ee.sed operations te1nnoEar1lJ. y
TIC dctnand snd sates IN month o. TWO would
No {kf Frurr their stock - 10 enable them to re-
snme work without Rn1 material break IN uttee. In
tii. shc5 haFc btFn ditsppoluted. saes ire Almost
fmnos<.ft II H1y Price, and anJ Offered rrd1ctiou but
ths uo7r e1tctu.ly fstRnse5s rurcaas.ra rom the
r1u5dt Iauea It four ha1dtnr 1h1q*snd Dollar nix
IneT arn il nov st4cKed IN th Eul1lA ard would not
rs1i1e ire .nrr1hs Of that sum II pul on be Market
Tacsc trr several maI eases II irn1h thsss 20 20
@ense ihs ieadicF d'y Eooaa tpos5s 20 teeainE
the apCiinp rooms The rails evMJ GeahE y buy
little I'd al a much a. Tossis. 1hs gFssst!ed
seam ~ fonrte3s ~ @ NJ dppnt 4k6a 20 ths asunxs th1
IsoW chksasts4sxss ppstpess Mska, bringing aoxu II
, 1866-03-17

are INIT ton often the foretu OF Consumption
snd nneht never to he nesectec. They enond always
Sc attended % In s"s sa.ess tIaSs1 SetlsFs Cough
1EnFF ss,e ~ UIfESHASS &EAS BCHAAEE. Who!c.
%ener.nT p7u
, 1866-03-17

There was faf attendance On Cnsnee ,o.dsy'
but business "ae eeneta1y onh o"HE 70 toe u
eosef5 oiiotEco 1ece'P's u "nea. toete "as qa'4o
an excitement among Gfasn opefatoss' ana 0aetness
~as partially neeeaed. |
The Pros1'lon market ~as 1nattase' ou1 5oefe WIS
70 InaseT'ai change u rs1ees- mess fork Wa gen
emily hela 81 *~1-uts ont ane1c Was s15 'tao
inquiry. End We uoc Eale o1 only leo or1s Il mat
price. Bulk Meats we're nef4ee'ea. E3ua Aees
tce1 WIS tosd at Sle-en, aha Aeas becl a. fia~'
Lard vas In Active ac1nand md Ae pe9 ID nen1'
with tales Of 47oo tcs NJ !sH1ose, co,e1y u lae
outside auotAnon-ine matAes e4o=tng .s4y ato.
atghWmes vcse negleetso ana - nom,na. .s =. -
- BONDED "inss ar nelo ~ = ,sG.s o1se
Dre<teo hose "eee oan saa ao'a' -
hsnt ea!es ~ 1oss s, l.,
The Flour maske1 wss aea,n oaa. inoogn s Ia
"e.e ,1 n9y na w. uhs,a W,a,.r E,rs ~ 1s,< far
al FLU 1cs NnHe Ma1et E9uas' s"Gh 10.
Spring Ertfa6; .50 for Spring SUPER, and
IS 90 tor Upspuua Surrx.
Tn m.rkct for No snr.ne Wheat vi. quite
dull! and Al inc cIoee tae was inA5 ~ !o"es
.han at the close Of Change yestenias. For No.
] Sn,fnr On the North Side there was good de-
7nnnd. End prices were about 1c better. In Red
The atles foot mn y 1{s0 br NJ FL la4EE1a5k for
No Kceua,. Fl .esx l1 e8 for No, in the North
western. ard Sg.4ca 81 10 for No. Spring. accord
frr to 1ocatfon-costrc dull with free sele.a OF No.
-T7s;s ~ , 1ieadT <eTnsnd f3T He;ecfed Corn 7nd
, 1866-03-17
r
IL

Encsciopeoia Of Religions knowledge and chrlattsn
ChInutcfc, philadelphia.
ANhouch tot dfspoaed to favor or recommend
Taept Mcdlcnes In ge1eral through dtarnse q their
Ingredients and ELECTS, yat knoW q n6 sateelsh. h
believes hlsef h2 Ve received hon any a1ple PIE
partition. In the hope that he may thus contribute to
The pepedt Of othrrS. :.
% thi5 The more readily In regard to Hoofand'e
German Bt1ers. prepared By Dr G. n. jackson, os
nanT 5easT, under The impression that they weso
chiefly ~ alcoholic nutuEe ! an indebted so .s;y ~
prejudice By proper tests sud for announcement 10
IN them wnen suffering !som g1est ~ lons f0ptin
oet9InK y present year ~ foli9nSsd q ~
an mental vigor winch had not felt for " month";
teioTc+ ard had almost dsepatred or recaininS. l
therefore thank God and my friend for directing me &c
'10 1's o' A'' j. NEWTON BROWN. Phaladelphla.
, 1866-03-17

The following vessels-the properly Of The late cap
tain 11os. s!mus were sold yestesdsy b. ". L. Grey
and james 7. Young, nxecutoss.:
10 CartaIn caneeld, schr. Geo. E. Pu1tn.toa. for
;a1neea.
To Layrtnee DEg i interest In sehr. Peoria, for
t&l,Cs6-Gs.
70 Captniu F1ack y interest tn sehr Catchpole foE
$t.l0d.
TO Lion 61lyyrman. echE. Ht1eu Kent, for s, ~.
, 1866-03-17

The wool growers Of Kae!ue. Kenosha. WalWorth.
Rock md h2nkeeta counttes arc TO meet At buE1nE-
moatziDe Congest TO protect the tnfereais Of wool
mstieTs pertaining 10 tic subject Of WOOL Farmess
genes.s!y ~ scagested e s.send e.
iorhEit there Ii time TO lose 10 forwarding pet-
1tops- WennnrfstAnh that tint Western gnaon KAfi-
road will carry to and Hpn thtUeet1ug 1t lAn Asc.-
A{{If1Efek HeN&iRf{
, 1866-03-17

From Rey, ". D. sE1GFRIED ps.tor of Twelfth Bap
Tit Church. Philadelphia
Geatleme-I have It cett3Y been lAboftlg under tue
6lstressing effects Of Indigestion, accompanied By
dIes Vefe recommended By friends, and so9e q them
tested. but without relief .Yonr aoofanda German
Them whose aroFahle mention q these BITTER, ia
sgsTson to Patent Nedicinef, hu The 'thousauf and
one a1aek nitsets who4e only atm aeeus 70 q 70
muriy u aJ way; ant the tendency Of which, feAr,
i 10 make many eo1sstasd dEgnisFd. gpoG !sssn;
toof It with happy effect. Its action not only upca
tht STOMACH, bnt tht ncr*9us tssen va ntoWpt
pcTunneuf benefit nom the uso Of few bottles.
WsE. SEiuf fRaiED, aiEE1D5' 10. 81 shaekamsxon.s.
, 1866-03-17
q

From the Hby E. d. Fenda1, Assistant Editor Chtfs-
tlsu Chronicle. PhllAdelpn3a-
hare derived decided bent1t nom ne a5s 9i Eooi.
srrnn rep them ~ r1ost valuable touc. to Al who
nrn eUf eripr from general debility or nom cseases
aIisIr1 from Ieraugemtnt Of the llyef: -x-r-
Yours uu1y, +. u. fENl1ALA-
From Rs7. b. Menier. Pastor Of ths PassJunk
'Ao'1 naptIAt Ch3rch, Philadelphia.
! F,om The MANY respectabfe Recommendations given
to b.. Hoonapds ts51a,n hitsess, - isd1esd 3 t3
{htTn m he .ood remedy for debility and = most
excellent tonlc lcr the stomach. - <,r,p,rz
4: u A1htAo1"