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DNEsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY p, 1866.

ton let it pass If the substance was got, the
manner in which it was got made little difference.
The passage Of the bill could not affect the right
fulness or wrongfuness Of the veto one iota, and
he trusted the House would not allow itself to be
influenced by the unfounded say sos Of any ire
sponsibie member. Hetrusted the House would
not descend to such ehild's play. r. X q@,e
Mr.. Bailey wished the bill considered upon its
merits and not with reference to it's propitatory
effect upon the Governor, and therefore thought
it should be committed. 5s444f.
Mr.. Fagot renewed his motion to lay the bill on
the table, and the motion was lost; yeas 81,
nays so. IF hi, E.. III. FL, f. .l,, ,7fLE
Mr.. Eldridge moved to refer the subject to the
judiciary Committee. Though the election re-
ferred to was local one, and the charter pro-
posed to be amended was municipal matter, the
question between the Executive and the legislature
interested the whole State. II the Judiciary Com
mittee, in considering the bill before the House,
| should again pronounce the bill vetoed by the
Governor clearly CONSTITUTIONAL he (br. Eldridge)
should vote to maintain the dignity of the House,
! After some further remarks from Messrs. ST.
monds, Seaman and Eustis, on motion of the latter
the bill was referred to the city delegation, with
the understanding that after it shall have been
| returned to the House it will be referred to the
Judiciary Committee. / "A .a ..Eag4
Mr. fuckers bill fixing the terms of the district
courts in the rural parishes, was under considera-
| ton when the House adjourned. s,3x<
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THE OHIO DEMOCRATS REJOICING
Suppression of the Richmond Examiner
Aey0ked-Gsenerns Lee Befare the Kecon- {
struction Committee
Execnti0ns-The Armies of Junrez Golnr
- To Chihuahua-French DesertIons. \
"a ETC.,. ~ 3
EAssoclated Press Dispatches,l


!, HALiFAx, Feb. l9--The steamer Europa brings
the following additional news: Sl'f,FS
Two American war steamers arrived ut Lisbon
on the first ,t'89a5S "A. ~ ~ t#s
The English parliament opened on the first by
the royal commission. et,. l-t-r- ,t,7 -4af
The Dublin Gazette publishes proclamation
placing the county of Kilkenny the posts [parts Il
of Fimigh, [Temanagh?] Queens aud Soutl
MEATH counties under the peace preservation
IA Galway deputation had petitioned Lord Hen
leyant for military force there to guard agains
a hostile landing. aFeig 9Er} ~ g.NlT ~ ~ p
The Brazilian mails say the allied army unde
President Nuter, was expected to enter Paraguay
sending recruits to the river Platte. The Para
snan army had concentrated and awaited their ap
proach. -5yt5G - rF
= The Montevideo government had cancelled the
gohiian envoy's eSequatur on account of the rup
ture between them. safe1h
Admiral Goidsboroughs flagship, the Colorado,
arrived at Gibraltar on the 10th of January. n -
Mr., Peabody, the American banker, has given
another hundred thousand pounds Tor the benefit
OF the London poor, making an aggregate Of u
quarter million pounds sterling. The London
Times says it is probably the most splendid ACT on
record. -.
An influential meeting was held at Dublin on the
ast the Marquis Deyonshie presd'ng' passed ~. IT,
solutions requesting the government 70 use the
most effective measures to crush the feiial con
spracy and to increase the military fofce III
iceland. "a g.g,l .-ss..
General Prim had arrived at Lisbon.
Tie london money market was better. rGonsols
Tn s sys 's w Of ~ I
bodines Nv which public opinion is sought to he
worked viii be realized. The peace of the world
will not be- disturbed and we affirm boldly that
the French interest in Mexico will be in danger.
There we're 10000 cases of the cattle plague last
week, against 1000 the previous week. s
PORTLAND Feb. 20.--Ihe steamship Moravian
from Liverpool the Sth, brings additional political
news. -.,.s. ts D ,5r 81 E.1ssE
Queen Victoria opened the Parliament an the
9th. Her speech expresses satisfaction al the sue
cessfu termination of the American war, the
abolition OF slavery, and says the correspondence
n reference f. TO the rebel cruisers viii be laid be-
The proposed address Of. the French Senate il,
reply 10 me En- perors speech repudates the idea
tnat the Frenrsh troops are to be withdrawn from
Inc lon' ion Times publishes letter from the
late Adr hiral Pareja, written just before COM
mlstmp suicide. 1t shows him oyerwneimed Win
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The House met al IL NJ, Speaker Cage presiding.
PRAYER by the Rev. Father Chalons.
On motion of MIR. Murray, the Senate amend
ments to the House bill requiring mortuafy re
turns to be made to the register of voters in the
city of New Orleans, to prevent fraudulent voting
were cofcurred in.
Mr.. Kidd presented the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Judiciary Committee be and
they are hereby instructed to examine all the OBJ
stacles to the immediate execution OF the laws
relative to municipal and parochal elections, re-
Gently enacted by this General Assembly, and to
report by bill or otherwise, at as early day as
practicable, what measures are necessary to be
adopted in order that said laws may be speedily
enforced. as=r q
A proposition from W. G. Hennen, to furnish
the State with copies of his digest of the decisions
of the Supreme Court of the State at certain
rates, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
-as sesV THE CITY ELECTION BILL.
Mr. Seaman called up the Senate bill to amend
the charter of the city of New Orleans, and ex
planned that this bill was framed and passed by
the Senate to obyiate the objections of the Gov
! ernor to the bill which had been vetoed by the
Governor, but had been passed over his veto, or
dering municipal election in the city of New Or
leans. The Governor was acquainted with the pro
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4ELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Increase of the Cattle PIngue-RrnxiI ant
Observation-Disclosures Ell cted-- KE IL pture !
5-l..a-,., Between Chill and 1Totevldo.
Another Muniicent Gift by Mr.. Peabody
General PrIm Arrived NJ Lisbon.

The london Times Predicts Peace-French
Interest in Mexico ln No Danger. fN
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14
Dy.per.sa, ImpurI,y q llc Ellooa.

From ReS J. =. Hm~t P1s'or cC .idrrai ...aea,
BISON.
DR AYER I have u5ea cur tits with cNira
e diiafg success "a ms nnis anu rmOnnfi.Ore / sm
eaaCd 20 Nrif u. dsiirsS. 10 regu ate tie orgin,s Dl
os,siIOh sd puiity Tie b TOD. Ibet y e tie .uy
hest isH'a' I bHEe e,er kLOWu. AID ! cut COAAi-
cqLty itoJhneLu tLcm 10 ny hiel 90.
Yours. J. V MINES.
warsaw. W omirg 60 N. y. ~. "a 1855.
DIAR siG; ! am usTng on. talia,Ie h 81. nv
Iirciiec, h-u aLG iLrm m FAcelCLt I~uiasi,c 10
Z "Hnse tie syrtcn are gtrIs hhe EDHRalsR, ~ lie
LooL. JO.IN L. MA tIAAl.Ss. y.
Goui f;nusian. c~o-iiveuc~4, Suppression,
~Lhrumaii>m, GOul, atsrHlgii, DrOpsy,
Enraiyuh, It's, etc.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14

IN AVER. YOnr il;s aTe the paragon Ofall that
o. eFeLt 10 mrdicihc. They iHse cnied my ma
ea0cIfer0f n.eefOuf fOisf GT0i iei AaLds ahd ttt
fbsf lad . Ovud D. cnTt De Tor eAir. tier mother
has been org giie, ously I i1icitd with b oieLes nhd
Gimp!es on her skin pna m her hair. Amer our
titd WIS cured, ne aso he'd Soni Nv, rha isey
hass epiea Ter. ASA MOkJkiDJE
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14

----- WETITIEFWl = : ITW TNVs IEVN
SIN: I have used your ills III nv general and
hO,pstal practice e, or IN ee Oh made them, anC
eaii ~ Hesitate 10 say they are the bet caIbartit
Y eemp'Oy. Tieir regulating action Oh Tie her Is
snck md decided. consequently they n'c III sG-
niIEb.c remedy 1Or arrangements OF that organ.
Ipdec6, hose sesdom i0nLd . ems " bilious dis-
ease 20 obstinate thar d aid lot rradFy led 10
item. fTItelLAily Oun. NIONZ0l ALL. n ID.
Flanagan of he laTrug ln.Dfal.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14

From Er EdcaTd Boyd. BaitimOre.
DEAR Lao. AgER; , eankOt answer !OU HrhGt
COMPLAINTS ! lAte eHrtd with lOnr ills better than
~ az an That we epeT treat vifh a PHrgatire medI-
cine. ! place great depeEdehce on that efteeiuh
eaihnriic ~ my daily cOitest With dRease aLu tc.
1cving. a. / 10. that your Ills afford 40 tie bet Ne
have, . ~OfeDuIpe value them highly. Fp
SD / frrsBrRO. Ia. Nay l.. 1865.
Or. j. G. AVER SIR have been repeatedly
euupc OF The worst headache shj bOdy can nave b. n
aoee or two of your ILLS. II sveinst 10 Gfise tiom 4
1oal FfOmaei. which they c'earse AZ once,
= FI.rE ~ cfson,sr fe,JFYoT'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14

Tom ~ a. Gtsen, gtziau0o,

w n1gt ~. u. ttNen, " EhsaigO,
Your 'a"s L.,e hBd = .OEg iAIG. III an r~iac'iec,
fad ! rod tbeai ir esteem ~ oHs 0f tie bgs. aiI,I-
shts iayc ever 4OiHd. 1nsli o ,y.uise e'ftri IFSA
tDe I've make item NJ s. ee''vni ivMtd' ~ len
r!s en- H. sma!. Go7rs fnF 5g.oin cgseHagB 1Htt dur.
rRGs TAe.r FusnreUating m'yes di-in very &C.
{ pti . aLG coEseslsst iOi te u-e VI ROnieb al
cLLdTen.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14

rries, 2, ssats per Bon. or D0zsI for 81.
TroparsS hy d.. J. C. AEER { o., Lowell, MaIA
SIN hyJAs. A.. DHLwOBrH an W.. Ian.
Drill ~pfaggsia, JJueseoroughs Tsnna Usi6-li
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14

From DR.. TheOdors Bell, n FORK ffiy.
Not oHly are toui fillk EOhhihbly HuapiCd ~ Ileii
Puupose a. an ~apeliehi, but ! hld their bei eheIai
ficcis nron The Lier very msrked iEGeed. IIcy
hA,e IN m, prnctice proved more tfeciuAI Tor tlE.
cue OF baioas eampfaiats than any oEe IeDedy l
can meLtion sincerely rejoice that we laNe ~
length q curative which Is " orthy the cori0eAct Vi
thp DtOlnaSiOu and the peOp.e
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14
Asa Family PhysIO.

From Or, + W. Cariprighf New Orleans.
Z" Your tHiH are The primes " puTges. Their eM-
eel ett qualities su'pass any caIlartic We lOssess.
They are mild, but very certain aLd eheeiual IN their
rctlon on tic soWeis, which makes tlem invaluable
~ rs IN the daly treatment OF disease.
ns.a. uu--A.h. Pal saa...-rA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
GUARDIANS SALE.
Guardians sale Of Real Estate at
4 4sIaa18 Private sale

,g-HR DERsIGNED, GUARDIAN or JOHN
i Nsgley ard Sallis Nsgley, miLor children OF
willism r. N glsy, deceased will ssii At private
SALE 70 the highest and best bidder ias fIiL1wing
described eR tate, 10. wit The mo- "a west guar
ter Of the northeast quarter of .eett1n numbsr
(Il in to snship number six (Bl south OF rnAge
nnmbsr eleven 1l) west, I'm the Nincsnnes Land
District and In Ssndsfburgh county, 1tdiana
Also, the northeast quarter of the same section,
township and range, excepting six aud hsifseres
commsncirg at the northeast corner and running
theme went 10 rods, thence south 10 Fedss thence
south vest with the County Road - rods, thsnce
east 70 tn section line, thenee With said Tine 20
the place Of beginning. Also, the south west guar
Ger OF the southeast quarter OF section 36 In town
ship south Of range IL west IN sad county, en-
cept go much ss was conveyed BY Edward Burt
aad wife TO Jamfs salisbury, deceased, as follows
sgin ming &C the soHthraat corner OF she Boush.
west quarter OF section 20, thence north 10
chains. thence east u chains 30 links, thence
south 80 degrees 20 minutes west a2 thsins 20
links, thence vest chains 90linka 10 the plAea OF
bseinniog, containing loah acres.
Being the farm en1 premises formerly owned by
Edwara Bu,tis. In Centre Toynshfp, and BIZ him
| conveyed 10 william r. EsRi y.
Term4: uI @-f0urth eash, tne.fcurth nj O. one.
| f3urth at H. aud one-fourth at Is MONTH, tbs
pxrcha-sr giving notes with approved sscnrIty
| Rad wsFlnR rsiisf Laws, Jnquifs oG
| JOHN SH4HKLIN, 0aardinn.
! oe eAasIsishsrss 4ttssnsg. tunion oopgJ fseaAs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
NOTICE.
iseta NOTICE. aeisssssoq aes
No,ice Of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in II. wv.
Brinkmever,s FnIarvement

NIOTICE I4REREBY GIVEN, tha' the Com.
1N mon CeuHeil at iss ses-iop ON the 2oth day cf
January, 1865, paced an order for the opening
and laying out Of Grant street thr ugh q part Of
y. W. Brinkmeysr's Enlargement from Anu
street TO point parallel with Ham lton str Q. in
this GoFtneTq EpiArRsWsut. Said Grant street ts
be Of the width Of sixty (6o1 fat and the eastern
iIae Of said Grant ssEeat 20 hs one hundred and
niuety .three (l931 fset diAane from mnd paraIi
with the eastern line OF y. w. Brink meyers Ro,
afgsnenss and q the ope ming and * e n9inR Of
JtGsrson street, frcm fts pre- ent termInus It or
mar tbs westeTn lfas ~ the Nor horn Eniarxe.
Enept 80 said Grant street. And for the opening
and extt nding Of Hamilton street from its pres.
cut tsrm aus Is or nesy the wsstsrn ius of the
Norihern EnaFg paent 10 said qrans street, and
for tho opening and exteRdinG 20 sixth strp~t
q m prs ent tersninut at CO near ths eastern
ltns OF Sharpe EnfsrRt Rtment to sal Ora stFeet. .
and for the opening and extend uR OF AIleye In
In the Nor hern Enlargement from the present
terminus Of said sfis . at or nesr the western
lins q the Sorihern KnIarg, nsnt 10 said G aat
street.
Al plat cf the said etreate and alleys, nv tho
same pFcposed TO be ppensd. lad aid Extend
Cd, has been nied and orded In the city Clerks
ofdce "a fWGe
AL persons swniRg or claiming real estate 3D.
Joining or abutting on said proposed streets aud
slieys, and feeling Themselves aggrisssd By any
OF said several orders, lnny have redress BY Apph
eaten 90 said Council withiR six weeks from the
publication Of this notice
By order Of the Ccunsii.
A NJ. Mc0RTTF, Clerk.
City Clerks 0mess Feb. Q, lsee.
fsbe-6w FBfEEE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
Auction Sals of Valuable Real

pY VIRTUE or A DECRRE OF TIE VAN
~ derbnrgh Cteuit Court, the npdersis ned,
trustee M ier the will OF Saunders Hernbrook,
deceased, Will, on the I'd day q sisrcb, 1865, &c
O'Clock 4. n and o'clock p a easrr FIR ,.le
At euctgon, 90 aeres OF land In Scott To~nsbip,
vAndsrburgh County, lndiara, described an foI,
Quarie or of section 30, IN township 4. sourb Of
range 10 west, lying on the railroad near the
resideaes Of John c. stAcef. EAq. II 81 il - = Il
TRBMs.-0ns-third cash. and the balance IN
and IA months, the purchaser giving o AZ v,,h
surety, besrt 4 Interest aad vslvine relief Law.
OAARLES ". MARSH. Trustee,
by Asa 1GL-MART, Attfv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
CITY NOTICES.



oRDER FOB STONE CuRDIEa.
And new IL 10 hereby ordered and directed BY
the Common Oouocil Of the city of Evansville,
that the owners Of a., lots pas to Of lots front
ing on or adjoining the northeaat aids OF Third
street, between Locnst and Chestnut sfsts.s; -
Eorthssst sidsof First street, b.twssn Kim and
Leet sire ts;
The southwest ssde of .Firat street aud between
Locust and Chestnut strestp:
Southwest aide Of First rest and between Dr.
vision aud Chestnut strsets;
Northwest aide Of Second street, batwssn Disia-
fon and Chestnut streets;
Northeast side Il Thir 4 street bstwsen Division
and Chestnut str ,ets;
soa:hwest side ~ bird street, between Divfs.
Ion and Chestnut ntree o; # TT
Northeast side OF Fourth strsct, hsgu cen GycA.
more aud Chestnut str cts;
aBon;hwsss -ide Of Fourth street, httween Syca.
more and Chestnut streets, - "A p - - -
Southeast side Of Main stres., between Water
and Fiat streeis; y u'tssrf'- a -
Northwest side OF Main street bstween Wster
and first streets;
Southeast side of Locust street, between Water
and Fourth streets;
Nertc west aide OF Locnst street, between Water
and Eonfth atreets; G-tl&E f1@HNE0
Sou heaat side OF Vine street, between Water
and Third streets; s~
And on the Northwest aids Of Vine street, be.
tween Water and Third ssraefs; - 81 - 49,
To 10 laid down thereon within thirty days
frem the publication OF this order. & wFRE
i4s s s. A. II. McGBIFE, Csrk.
City Clerks ofiee. February 8. 1866. s5f sa. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

Cincinnati markst.

OiHCiHFATis EeoFuary Or. n.
FLOUR T. nnela7gsd and stsady. ~ss
I WHEAT, the beet gradaa are scaFs and Ia d.
msnd No tod red sold At 20, but holders gem
era ~ ash To- higher
ds lfned 20 sic =
OATS az dali owing to lsrgs receipts; No. 2
Is nsred f'esly e 35cs q No lis ks d at 3s1ze.
kfE ia st'ady OF T5c for No. l.
HUG sre 1rmer. the receipts are small, and
the:s 4 hut little dsing; good vsrages are heid
st IL so92 20 for city dressed. kecsipts s22
beau. -------.s
MESS PORK Is Grmer; falss Of city at 90 co.
GHEEN MEATS are quies aud but few cnerfng !;
Light hams are IN demand at lG1lc.
( BCLk MEATS ARE held n shEar h CHER,
BACON Ia stes dvss m q .J1ttE91 se1 "a
LAID 10 in rood demand prizes are LiaLc
htghesi hpders asksd lSc at ths close Ior !, slliy
city, vi. buyers at a7s<s - sts-A a @Nf'kF'
GNQ0hkIns are quisf ard unchanged. Ew
LOTION 10 held NJ 5ifor midi ing
WHISKY is dun AID nominal; IN, all sales q.
2I@2 z3 E 14uFs Tsalsfi III
{ GOLD 1875.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

MEMPHIS. Feb. 5.-The w. r Carter
exploded and burned thirty FIVE miles
above Vicksbure = Thirt lone were
killed, eleven wounded, and fifty saved.
The steamer, General Halleck, lying
at the levee here, caught FIRE this after.
nom and burned up. 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

NEw YoRK, Jan. 5-The Posts
Washington special says: The Ways and
Means Committee win hold q special
meeting this afternoon for the further
consideration of the reciprocity treaty
There ia 20 prospect that they will re-
commend new treaty, or the extension
of the present one, but it is probable re-
ciprocal legislation will be app owed
upon the following basis: Tex on dis
titled spirits in America and Canada is
to be similar, SO as to prevent smug
Cling. Navigation to be opened. The
locks of the Wellaud CanalvDeing en-
larged, and tolls tbs same 10 allparties.
Importa!ions from Canada to be taxed
here, so as they will possess no advan.
tage overour own products. Free ports
in Canada to be abolished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

PITrsauRo, Feb s The river is 9 feet
10 inches by the pier mark, aud station
ary Wealher clear and cold. Their
mometer, at sGnrise, So above zero
The river is full of ice. and naviga.
ton is suspended. Jsx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

very briefly, some Of my objections 70
the plan of Col. Jones, and say, unhesi.
tatingly, that the road never can De
built upon that plan, and that the effort
can only result in adding $3.50, 900 to
the debt of the city, and leave US with
out road. WM. BAKER.
. Feb. s, 1866.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
Rtverann .atker.

CINCINNATI, Feb 5.--The liver is fall
ing, with Is feet inchesin the channel
Weather clear. Thermomster So above
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

WAsHIEoTos, Feb. 5.-We are re-
quested TO say that tn, statement in any
paper Of Saturday, of the proposals
made By the provisional delegates TO the
Committee Of WAya and Means, with
sfsEsnce 70 tia Fseiprooity treaty, Is in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
NOTICE.

dissolution of Copartnership.
DY MUl UAL CONSENT. 4 HAVE THIS DAY
ID wi hdr2wn from the arm Of r. Shake Co.
and u 90 doing. ia . plessurs IN recommendine =
thy af their support and patronage.
b6 div ed. SHARPE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
RaiIroad Depot Dsstroysd by Fire.

PlTzsBuRG, Feb 5-fhe depot Of
the Allegheny Valley Railroad, at Law
renceville, near Pi,isburg, inc udiug the
round house, carpenter shop, engine
shop, blacksmith shop. with eleven loco
moiives.s were totally destroyed BY ire
this morning, nc four O'Clock. No in-
surance. Loss unkno~na bat very
heavy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

many important particulars incorrect
and incomplete. and further, that no
author zed statement can be given at
this stage Of the proceedings
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

New YoRK, Feb. 5-John Roberts,
champion o, Great Britain, and Dudley
Kasanaugh and Melvin Foster, with
other billiard celebrities leave this even.
ing to take part in the Memphis billiard
tournament, at which Roberts will make
his appearance in America. They pro.
pose making a tour to the West and
South afterwards. Mr.. Chas. WiclifTe
accompanies them as business sageat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
New YORK marksts.

Z Wa % wv 81 Nav YoRx FEB. SIP. M
4 COTTON dull and nom al; 49, or mid Hing.
sFtog 3 9ss sctiye, bet as.n fse soEt d grade.
and .dg,l snd q lssevy OR 4 u',d; sogT % for
piDg extra round hoop On o: 7Q9l0 ) for traIe
brss os, the max clorei ern for . uLd saddu /
for uns' unG M -
VII SKY is duIi and nonainal 4 2sa2 2s
WHEA e qni m (; SO. nd nss MiIwauhss
elgo at 74gl IS in ct re. r
BtRLEY AND MALT dolihvs oom,,s,
CORN ouil an decIiping s0aA for u Isound !;
ss9-s fIr sound msxed Wts.eru in store and dc.
IAsred.s = =
Oats steady at ai@Aso for uasouua wssssrn !;
eoFFAE quiet 4ndl stssdy ~ IsX@is1.s, for
DVmi,-go.
slGAR qaist and s-eaay; Ie1ss for Porto Ri
CO; s59t9 i2s<c CGba MIsc vaic. -
MOLA>ss. 49, quiet al d firm.
PETR LEUM stsa tyas s2932f<c crude; 6o9
5i15; T r aaee In bond
for nsw mess, eloti = 20 SIX CO h zs 75tazs o.
for CID do, o.tDgAt % rs es u y 00,92I Is FIR
Ir me; az s0G2 0O pr me N So ( frf1 ~
BACON dEii. siH aast te
LARD steadys Is@l7z.
BUT tER qIe 2od33, for Ohio. ~ ~
MosEH,AHD srocx MARxgr.
Money rai her more sstIse 1t 5as ps- cent.
Exehsnge du aud heavy at l075< <gIosH.
90 less &c &c ivs and lower; opsa.Hg a. 40; de-
Gov rune rtrcka -stetdJ; Q. s. SIS cf 81
conpons, 1o31S; s. % )roupsns of se2 103L; e's,
lo255< Ill lzA<i 80, Ist1 ser 60, ss3<; I'D go.
an ..s-, wa sa,aone Year cettiheates. Lsw ste,
ne Post SAYS Wall street l. dspressrd to-day,
and among the eAnIes OF this feeling fa the less
Inter st ven TO bank statements
Go d weak iv ries fresy made.
Lean market isss sther more setiY@, tut teege Is
little basinass DOUG and the rate Il se With ex-
seFti nal trs nsRcticns q, Sc.
o"mmsrciAi PaPer is DUH at 78b1z for pr me
! smes.
stock marks: is ssh ar tsnasIey lover.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

Greenhouse Pl nts, chtice ssiec loo rs DO 2 90
Essrly al the above be had In separate pa
pers, et luc ,EtB o CHI, II deal cd A M
FOR 9th " vR-ie les, rec cataIoguss which win
be forwarded to ali applicants
Address A B0RNEMAN, Letter Boz 6I,
feb6-dsm piyten, Montgomery Co., Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
Sorgho Molasses.

IN tRRELS-VtFy choice artieIe- for SALE
~ Wholesale and retail, very cheap, at dF a
T@ aa4atans enH NICeERH BROS's aa
-1p Gga szs=ga asls. = stasl l32 AZ ain strasf -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
MUSIC STORE.
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS OWNING or INTERKsrED
"A In lauds aftoining the fllowing described
tracts are bere6y notified that on the 9Th day Of
Decsmoer, 1856, we will have the County Sur.
vejor OF Vanderburgh County, Indiana, TO pro-
c-ed 20 run the finea and perpetuats the corners
the west half OF the southeast qrarter, the east
halt OF he northeast quarter, the southsast Qnar
ter OF the southsa 4 quarter, aud the south line
with the east and west corners thereof. Of the
seuthwsst quarter OF section 6, township s, range
10 vest II the YineenRes iaad district. -sfl
EDWARD MAlDLOT.
AD0LPH SURkEfERICH
asaa EENkK KAIpLoW.