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Corporation Notices.
TENTRAL PARK ORDNANCE.-Th

CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE.-The Board of
tho Central plrk DO oTdsp io'ows
OF o d Gnantcs Of this board Deoy an"Hd 30 a.
q BE- iol.0us.
rc e rso ponds hereby established IN 'he Central PaiL
.udiT. OF hoe cate, bcep roa's do., sn" cei
hr Other ,nl. fo- "a pns upon 'a.d FiIs Nj s.ch na'
pou Psfk usy BE- akrn by person ~ Peon'
tsJ ,ld - Of me sid polnd' snd nay b. sep 40
Ice ihen d-as fro ys, AZ the ond a which me u not pre-
,,ol ,a o. thsy - sold a pnhhn a"don poudsd ns'
ulol. notice Of che "a ce9l anal have bcr'cohp'eu
ous. ..1.t..elt i.e pound d.,
M owner o any founded by virtue Of tho oTdn1neo o.
a. f~n Poi, otrr q same before 40 Jay o. sA'' oy INC
o-ri tlan gas md geese i"o dci aud ne 81
pef.e ID keeping
far -arh tos' iopr olir. and the o. se-pinr.
Fo rroe each and the Expense. Of Aerpng
abe r1p~ufss seeous shsl 10 .ousd a. follows;
hrsl cd aea' stock miy o1's pei Jay
Fof oieh gof. swine sheep. twenty rents dsy
FuI zach soose. hve Certs dav.
imp0unded animal.
shall and TIE feAsner shall
iucg the a II be changes above provided of Pey
owe 10 him the procrcds ciifs sae
T ordnance adopted meeting Of the Board Of Com
Genital PafA bod the lsh Inst sid pao
. In o5rd lg-cueais ot ln SCI entitled Az Act
or M esuaon sad Of ae ,eoirs Pax IN the t o.
New York passed 9u q. 1885, The following section o. sad set
l. spr. able 10 ,be e11ve ordinances; $500
So Offending against such Ordinances shil be
uitcDeiagr and DO punished on c9n before
He-0rdr Mag stre Of me cry Of -w iofE ~
exceeding hhy dollar. and "a default Of pyuen oy I'm
ANDREW n. GREEN, Couiro.e. OF ths PAX.
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BORT il)aroen's Noiire.
VAN OF Nnw .Yonx.

STATE NEwYoRK I
PoRr.WArDESs oTFIcE. No. % NiLianst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with Sec
~ set passed April H. s7 entitled An Aet 70 BE-
orsr. Msrdeu tle For, Of ew1ogk 10 Al
interested hayns charge ~ ths subject nf OF sneh
1rirr examination survey the following
orI Nsrdas tat the said rUIvey %
examinations completed within days sicesdng Tbs
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PRACTICB-REPLY.

SUPREME COURT-CHoBERs-o 29.-Before Ir. Jus
tee BARNARD
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FRNESLFIEDLER. Mor;sseee.
Nv Holm Ne EEON, hs Attorney.
YEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN
- TATION5

YEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN
- TATION5.
Large Of the valuable Sea Island Cotton
Lands on tie ooastor situated o lsaSd be
longing to the esq o. the late Z. " Baynard
Win be- sold o. Pubic Auction 10 Charleston s c. WEDNEs
DAY December at II O'Clock 10, by H. fl. Deeor
at the old Custom House corner Broad Fast Bsy ell Abe
Eplraim NJ Bsynsrd situated Edo llond In
esbor' 100 acres s.o about Psn Parish, and
Rice Planision aoresn Wilton uf SAID places will b. sd
PARCELS hundred 70 su purchasers lhe.e avs
va able lands IN the South those Bdto
cond not 100 and
would not cold osd they be sdvlDsseouy divided
a
leland planting Will pcrhbp- b
hsy the lands whch be pu1chased %
Island.
third balance and two scsIfcd by o0nd
sud mort PnIeIsscfs 90 for paTers.
information relative tho above cen be bad Iom Nthata
WbsI-y. ol.c-.o.. 20 Rroll-st. CElrlestou. g
THOMAS u. MiLIIN.HAM,
Ffustes % ls.o J. ~. BaYusrd.
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Bank Statements.

Bank Of ABerjca.-Satea'en; Of tina BANK OF AShBlCA
b. CLlr.-r the web ending saturday, NJ -Iih
day o. -. -
loans and ID - " 90 ~
amount q hpeos ~
Ejaculation.
Asfssssrouu' Of I.po'D net "
l. WIN Jenk tafhf f-Aa
Asra dug sarsi OPPOSE md sy t-, he No.. asn, ,Sf
he bssior kno~eis@ and behef VIM l. JEHIHs Nashe
armed .ore pc H. $ 2Ith DAY o. O,iobc tlto
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RonBRT 4. HAoaKKTy, AuctIonoer.
UIeaKRTY & PnIIPs No u finest, N. y.
ASSISTANT OuARFyRa lsTKRs OFI1CE, No IL STATE IT,
-NopE ffrY

NonKRr 4 HAOGHLTI, AuctIonucI
HIeaRRTY PnLIPs, No. ID fine-st, N Y.
AssIsTASr OUARFyRH ,sTKRs OTIIcE. No IL STATE
NHw-l CRY. Oct rs, 1886 y
IN pursuance OF instructions from the war Depart
ent vii eel al pnthc auction, 1t Battery baTrsek, ou IL
DAY 30th n O'Clock qnsnuty OF OOAitlfh
MASTERS STORES consisting ~ TsTt 81 the oioNng aI'
200C0 Sacks 81 Army Wagons, Light wagon itA
Ambulance Cirts Gets Harness. number OF Range hehns
stoves COOKING Stoves stove Ppe also Horse blankets snrtMe
Whips &c.. with yariou tool! and IMPLEMENTS ec 10 LAY
Fok Horse Brase Curry Combs Pant bIpsb's
Knives Tin Cans sc; also, Camp and Ghrrson tergr
such Wei Tents Bedeck Camp Kettles &C. Wild othd proper
enumerated
The attention dealers thereto. Terms Of sale cash
delivery. deposit ali required For further particulars ~
nv 10 Stofekeepcr the Battery. 70 ito undeTned
BY order of Breye Msior-Gen STEWART VAN EbiE1f Chd
CusitermasteL
IL c. MORGAN, Breve MAJOR and A. Q. NJ
MORTGAGE SALE.--By virtue OF mort gage bear
lNb ne die DIV Of June. le6 viii expose 10 Alb
the Exchange Sales Eoons No III Bosd~sy on
THURSDAY tbe L. day Of November 1896 at O'Clock noon TIE
Steamship O. RCASslAN her tackle apparel and fsrniiufe
Dated New-ioTk. Oct. p 1870 - ..-... =,
ERNEST. FIEDLER. MortgsPee.
Hu IlllN No EEON. he AilomrY.
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Dlpiaeu0 Notices.
HousIToEIo RIILRoAp COMPANY. GREAsUREHs OYIog
BKIDeKPORT eoRn. Oct. 49, 1906. }

1T NIVTUFNU NO. JO.--IUt IObIU OF IJIItVtUIb VI
~ his Road have this day declared DIVIDEND ofkOuR DOL
SHARE, free from Government Ia2 90 tho Preferred
Capital payable the Let Of NOVEMBER 1896 TO such
appear the Transfer Books OF the company
sid STOCK the 26;h day OF October 1856
The Dividend the Boston books viii be PAID a tue
Daoe OF Messrs J. T. TIIAYER Bh0 and Bridgeport books
. tlis Office .,
Tle Transfer Books closed from the 10Th n 70 the let
"'''''i' 00A u'' ' CHARLES K AVERILL Treasorer
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IA ENRY ~. LEEDs, Aucfioneer.

Id IINftI II
II n REERy ~ LEEDS MINER VIII ,sl BY sa9'on. on
WEDNESDAY a. % /ocock ~ ffout Ol nc No
- Lbsrty-f 4 fBUilY DESIRABLE FAMILY Ht. - Frii
phDDLf or WAGON UtE oak orewn four Ieaa o'e - A'@s
Esudo anil tisi stylish and .ount, a'd ~ ''rp rn
q TO- .fIfs et-intY sfnfar fo' tedc
Foe ~ since liI Steven, ban e-fa n' ' "''
ga al ao3dCf.sr. gitr. fI1ut.'. A.
a izlf Eagca J. eco. iIisr
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IT, schooner s15no recently ashore Middle chanEs Ref Las
been OF and was ,owed 70 this city, fen Of water
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A FFW RESPECTABLE parties can be ecoonlnodated
~ viii irt.s,s BOARD al 80. BooIsGs ps'o, HhJfh"d
~ rltt
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N.rth River aank.-st,elIsR o. the NOhIh nv Tn
BANT o. Sior the week endhs ssnfds
ta.g-f ia o Octoocr. t.eo,
o an Discounts
hy.< aao az
Az .aasun A. q
A r.arlsur > "
NesY l. b HAYS Casaier o. ihe Nsta
tav
NC 80 A B. HAYS Cashier
Ser. q. tl 18th day oil ocio5-r 1870
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PeoeS' Bank.-StAtsmrrt o. the fEOt Ii : pA.N -
y, by Of sSo tae week endns sia
1.stI .fih % O,'oScr, lsj
cunts
Drposts
OF Gilbert l. Cro~eh CasaeI o. tn-
drpOe sni A ta tr aoS,s
ID D ka0wl-dRr ani pr4et ."
eti1h-i ~ 49,
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t4-
go Laws Of satsfss the aith day oss.
.ye-. So. b,Ss< 81
A'efN- ail-ln. - 49,
Arersf-a
MAiirron SasAief OF
n.h,at. Bss BE- d,pos and ahs above
'a'ensn'" '''''@-" W. WV " ~ A MAsTE RroN .csshsr.
'-@''"''e NV ". n Posr. notary Public.
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Gree,wich Bauk.-Statenent Of the GREENWICH BANh
ofro- y Of byChper go Laws OF isS Tor the
zeeke DAY OF Or0O-s $50 -
Ava r. ofIoans and Discounts sssass. -
9 - -- cd
Average amount o. Circulation
--.-
CITY and County Neslors L. Wilam iawes Cashrf o tae
duly
h-a,ove Lnose.s 80, -ls
WILLIAM HAYES. Cashier
'''s ~ D ~ D " Wa wuai-s.asr. So,a-y Publc
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Manhattan Company.-Satement or tho MANHATTAN
the dth blno o. ne oo"
sr,osas nh sy o. oooe
49,
o. Isan. snd Discount ho'sesss
Aver
OF tlrCul3aOn
C.r ,sl COM, HAbesr Cashier OF the Man
bs cony o. dy ip'se aei say u"
ta- sneHsGss ssS o,s
J. :. HARBERGEk, Cashier
oc,,,er tzsi
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Corn Exchange Bnnk.-t0py Of statement Of me tp'.'
bs wees enc
sfsaf day October, isis -. a.o NJ.
aud Dscosn 80
.---..-
amount 81 Deposits
Of ! A CASHIER ne Corn II
rh,as Bank md thst ne statement
20 kno~dse AMI er- W A fALLs' NaAA'i
wornb before met e7h day Of October. 1870
FputsF 7. COstr Deeds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-15

TrNfoN BANK OF LONDON,
" NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY. IRELAND
We Issue SIGHT DRAFTS % Inc above b Suns 70 suit
TAYLOR BROrHErS.
No NJ Mnn atrnnf
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I,OR SAVANNAH GA.
WEEKLY LINE
6idewheel Steamships.
The fAvorte and fast sdawheel steamship
HERMAN LIVINGSTON,
.He Captain j. D. Baker, a -
win leave SATURDAY March IT, at O'Clock r. u, from
pier 80 North river, connecting with al the railroads ant
Florida steamers ta - 40 -
For freight or passage applyto
LIVINGSTON, FOX co, Agents,
--I----' III Broadway.
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market continued dull and depressed for
inferior and common qualities. Some inquiry prev all d
for pr;rae grades and previous prices were demanded
No SHES were made outside OF small lots ior con-
sumption.
were:-To Liverpool 80 900 bushels part NJ 81
I'd per steamer 200 tcrccs lard at EOS To cadz,
200 bbls petroleum at 81 70 bb gold The charters
Area ship, 900 tons from Charleston to Liverpool
cotton at I'd; Norwegian bark to Naples, 207 bhds
Kentucky tobacco 4Os Prussian ship $40 tons and
Prussan ship SIC tons, TO London corn, 5s 3D., ana
brig 70 Key West, on private terms.
MorAs Emo special sales heard Of, and prices
were nominal BY auction, so hhds Dcmarara and 80
hhds Barbados sold at &c. n Ale, four months.
PRovIsI0Ns-Receipis. 700 bbs pork, 5S7 do beoi,
52S packages cut meats, 1853 do lard and lSl dressed
hogs Prices for pork were again lower under limited
thing, though decided improvement was gained The
sales wero about 1850 bbls on tho spot ~ $50 90
SIS rs for moss closing regular at the osde price,
SIS SO s25 rs old mess s2l s2l rs for primo
mess; also for forward delivery about 1000 bbs new
mess, sellers option, until May, at So % SIG 70
Beef was In steady demand and prices WIRE firm. The
sales about 700 bbls mainly at $40 so $50 for
new plain mess ard $40 $24 for new extra mess
priccs waro nomnsIly unchaugcd' Trias sales, com
prisng $50 bbls, wDre maio ut $37 $50. Bacon was
nominal and dull The only salcs We heard OF were
meats steady with fair demand The sales were
about 400 packagsa II Ne 12xc for should RS aud
l6Hc. lSkc. Tor hams Dressed hos Mere neglected.,
and pric wctp nominal at about previous qctatlons
The transactions In lard ~ fair extent and prices
wero very firm Tho sales embrace 1900 pacsnrrs at
tie rendered Buttsr and cheese were nomnaIy u'ia
tered
rrrnrLEuN was duh and nominal, with small sales
comprising 800 bbls, mn,nly ut zoe 26c. tor crude,
40c Ale for ordinary refined In bond, and 43c 44c.
for primo white and SEC Ctc for refined free
SUGAR was O. let and noninnliy shade lower. The
sales wors oenaned to o. ni.ds. Cuba al exc. a
l3c, and l02 hhds Porto Rico at 10hc la}lc also
30 boxes at 9kc. a13c.
prise 20 hhds Kentucky at &c 19ysc., aud 20 cases
connecticut at Soc Coo also cases crop a. l0c
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The gold market has exhibited settled tonc than
yesterday the demand for coin for delivery Is In
crcssng Tho borrowing ratio this morning was "a per
cent per day. The opening quotation was 1904, fol-
lowed by advance 10 l3lx and relapse 70 1904
the closing quotation
foreign exchange nrm but inactive ct yesterdays
rs,os-namely, 1854 for bankers bills, at sixty
iaya
Petroleum aud mining stocks were active, lower
At the board Tvanhoc closed 5c higher than at the
same time yesterday Bennehor Run 25c Excelsior Soc,
Palmer Petroleum I5c. Unci States zoe, Benton 35c.,
Corydon s0i new York Gold 20c, Quartz Hill 2Oc Oil
&C. Consolidated Gregory Gold 50 25 Gunncll Gold l0c.,
Kip and Buell. Csc. Smith and Parmlce l5c At tho
second board Excelsior closed SOC lower than the FIRST
board, selling at 81 50; Consolidated Gregory Gold 81
selling s23 Corydon 5oc, selling at So CO. Donneho
Run cold at SIS o. Buchanan Farm Coo, Bradley 25c,
Brevoor "a 80, Empire ard Pthoe 40c. Homowack
So SIS, New York and Allegheny So 80, Pishole Creek
So 20 shade River So So Il nd Farm 5oc. United states
ST. Benton - IS Do ynieville cold 4lc Gnncll Cold
81 go Bates and Baxter "a, Holman Gold Co.. Hope
Gold 81 o. Kip and Buell. 50 Is New York God 81 Is
Smith and ParnIee sl2 Quartz Hill S. rs, Atlantic and
Pnc1c 81 60
Tho passage OF the bill by Congress To day, permitting
tie produce of tho Name forests noa,ed down the 81
JOINS n yer and Lean IN New Brunswick to DO
admitted free Of duty after the expiration OF the treaty,
IL common measure aud will obva,c a scrous!n-
terrupon Of the lumber trade which would have other
~... oscupsl Inc .saty wiit expire The l,,a inst
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The market Tor wheat Vas Father Ifintf, WIZ 0.e
active demand and prices at the close were fuliy lc
higher The sales were about 40 600 bushels mainly at
So so 81 O. for white Canaua and 81 1Oa II y for
No Chicago spring, but part on private terms. Corn
ruling lc in sellers favor with sales OF nearly 100 COO
bushels at 7Oc 74c for unsound, and 74c TIC for
sound mixed Western store and delivered Oats were
about as last quoted with small sales ut 36c 4Sc for
unsound and 63o o5c for sound Western Die for Jcr
sew 55c IS &c for State, and 64c. for Csnnda Rye
was unchanged IN all respects Malt cont nued dull and
depressed, with small sales at 81 80. Barley was IN
pretty fair demand and full prices were realized we
note sales of $4,000 bushels Canada West at 81 IL.
COTTON market ru flrmer and more active on
the recent O. moro favorable news from Europe. Tho
sales were sbou 500 bales nominally at the following
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CITY coMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, March HI r M.
BREApsrurrs- Receipts, Asoe bbls -four, alta bags
corn meal Ito bushels wheat $500 do corn, 800 DO
oats AT do rye SLIT do malt, and 1925 DO barley.
The market for state and Western -four was somewhat
irregular opening tribe easier and closing shade In
sellers favor, quoably higher The sales COM
prsed 1000 bbs mainly at our subjoined quotations.
southern flour without material change In any re-
spect Tho market opened shade in buyers favor II
anything but it subsequently, rallied and became rmer
closing very firm, but no higher The sales embrace 500
bbls Canada -four was quiet and heavy for common
and Inferior qualities Prime brands remained hrm
The sales were to fair extent comprising nearly 400
bills Rye -four was inactive and heavy, but not notice.
aby lower Corn meal was without special change In
any respect The demand continued very moderate and
prices nominal with further sale OF about 900 bols,
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FINANCIAL.

CoLUMBTA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
" Since the fnlure OF the Columbian Marine Insurance.
Company rnnor has obiaaed circulation probably from
similarity OF namrs) that the Coiunn. Fire Insurance
Company intended tn Wind M It's business End not
taking Are risks The object OF this note IL to that thero
~ and has been intention the part the
Board Of Directors % discontinue ts business; the
trary the business hns ben AMI l. family the
and the Company Is prepared 10 Is policies usual
all good and desirable risks and Z, ossrs rrnriy
TlMO. g. CHURCHILL, PRESIDENT
.JoHr r. Arr,u. Secretary.
MAncu 10 lSfi.
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TAY COOKE 4 co. ffe
81 BANKERS.
In connection with houses in Philadelphia md Wash.
ngton this day oHire at No Nassau street
corner OF W,l street IN fhis city
Mr. EDWARD nnpcE, ia.r of Clark. Dodge z Co.. New
York: Mr. " G. FAHSISrOCK. OF our Washington hnuse
and Mr. PITT COOKE o. sandusky. Ohio. wi! be resident
partners.
shal evc particular attention 10 tho purchase and sale
OF OvrVNMrNr GrrTRfTTEs and TO orders for uur.
chase and sale OF STOCKS, BONDS al fOtn
JAY COOKE co.
Nrw YoRx. March l. 1866
ONE FOOT F0UR SHARES OF GOULD a crRRy
" Slvrr Mining Company siock for tae Apply 10 I Il.
STARR % John street, up st,ifs.
C0rTHERN RAILROAD. CITY kSD STATE BONDS
- and Coupons; Alabama Georgia ana South Carolina
Notes purchased by CHARLES PARSONS CO., is Ex-
change place
CoUriiERN BANK NOTES wASTEp-DY EDWIN O.
- BILL ~ nnt a. Broadway.
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L,OR sAIE-A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS ARKA--
Lion R,nd-, drawing ten per cent interest WI
trade for horseh h furniture other properly Address
d. 76 Wa shlngon street call between 9and IL r. NJ or
AIT NJ.
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WANT ss.ograERy sEcgaInEs x,scEILA.
ated. oY khNDElCk q THOMAs. y Ekchanse Ilace.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

so cold last evening; whatever u may be
this morning. There IL about Is feet OF
water to Cairo and ten feet to Keokuk.
Nothing additional from the Missouri or
the Illinois.
A STERE>WHEEL SPEoTRE,-The Mo-
ss's crew lately beheld phenomenon,
the like of which they never saw be-
fore, and probably never will again. The
ice break presented many aspects and
produced curious incidents. Near where
the Nora lay, just below Cornish Island,
40 miles below this port, there is q whop-
per OF snag, whose aspect is all the
more ferocious on account of its two huge
Prongs Lumps and sheets; indeed
whole acres of ice were playthings with
the snag, for it lifted them easily over
its defiant head, Pumping piece after
piece down on the under side. The
sight, Capt McCown, of the Nora, in
forms rs, was extremely interesting. 1t
was more, it was terrifying, when the
large, fve~Aanged and circled stern
| wheel Of a steamer was seen rolling up
1 the snag from the depths of the river,
| for all the world just as if q steamer was
in fact backing up from some unknown
port There was q feeling among the
| crew of the Nora akin to terror, and the
engineer, John Thursson, exclaimed
that a steamer would follow the wheel,
without doubt. However, the wheel
rolled steadily to the top of the snag and
pumped over into the agitated current
and no steamboat followed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

CoUNTERFEITERs- For some time past
a gang of counterfeiters have been ply
ing their vocation in New Albany Mar
shall Akers and bis assistants have been
indefatigable in their efforts to ferret
out this gang Of rascals, and on Satur-
day made the arrest of man named
Smith Resor, who has long been sus-
pected of "shoving" counterfeit eur
rency. The New Albany Ledger says;
Upon searching Resor after his arrest
1914 so in counterfeit currency was
found upon his person. OF this amount
there were nine of the counterfeit $50
compound interest notes, twelve of the
new $50 counterfeits en- the First Ma
tional Bank OF indianapolis, and $l5450
in counterfeit half dollars, fractional. "A
Resor was committed to Jail to await
the arrival OF the Deputy U. S. Marshal
from Indianapolis, to which city he will
be taken, along with Myers and johnson,
arrested on Friday night, for a hearing
before the u. S. Commissioner. All
three of these men will doubtless get a
long term IN the penitentiary, as the
evidence against them is positive. Mar
shall Akers found over 81 ,200in counter
cit money upon the three. vr.v+
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

RoBBsRY.-Night before last some
robbers entered boarding house up
town and succeeded in robbing several
of the inmates. Mr. Holeman Halman,
and Mr.. Cavens, of the Courier, both
sustained losses. Mr.. Fl. had revolt
yer and silver watch stolen, and Mr..
CAvens lost about $40 in cash. The
thief or thieves distracted q memoran-
dun book from the pocket of Mr.. G.
which contained some money, bat think.
ing, perhaps, that Il was a worthless
booty, left che book on the stairway.
Other parties lost money and other
articles, but those above mentioned
are the principal losers. The thief, or
thieves, are perhaps well acquainted
with the house and its apartments, or
they would have been. detected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

e% The art Of doing business is to
sell goods at low rates, aud you viii find
you don't have any dull times. Carlin
has found that, by selling goods sheap,
he. can sell more goods than any
other house of his kind in the city, and
he is determined 20 sell the cheapest
goods to be found in the West; not coma
mon trashy goods, but q good article
that will give satisfaction in all ceases.
So if you want good, cheap gooda, call
at No. 8, First Street, yhere you will
fod the best that is in the market. On
" six fne overcoats left, and those al
cost, as it win not pay to carry that
small number over. jsn1Silw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

A CINCINNATI REPoRTER LoosE.--A
young man, giving his name as George
B. Blackley, says the New Albany
Ledger, and claiming to be q reporter
for the Cincinnati Commercial, got on a
very large bender Saturday, became OBJ
streperous, was arrested, and put in
Jail He plead hard for release, and
was this morning discharged on promise
that he would leave the city within an
hour An examination of his exchequer
demonstrated the fact that his entire
capital consisted of awell written puff
Of the United States Saloon, on State
street. q He figured around, we aretold,
pretty extensively upon the Cos&nser-
ciafs reputation, soliciting steamboat
business, 30. Heis doubtless an i'm
poster, and steamboatmen wonld do well
to beware of him. ssslfsn ssaslaaassea5 -ag
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
Local Notices.

p% Ladies' and gentlemen will bear
in mind that the great auction sale of
staple and fancy dry goods, at 7. NJ.
Elliotl's, No. 90 Main Street, COMMENCES
this morning at 10 o'clock.
We have no doubt that better OPP
portunity to purchase excellent and per-
feet goods'at reasonable prices, VIII not
occur daring the present season. Goods
are now advancing East, and a cores
ponding advance may be expected here.
But having to give up his room shortly,
he takes this plan of disposing of bis
stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18


PoIsoSFp.-- Charles Metcalf, a
drAyman In Madison Ind, came to his
death Sunday morning last by taking a
poader which be supposed to be medi-
cine he had beea accustomed to use on
feeling irldisposed. but which proved to
belpoison. After taking the powder he
took bis horse and dray and proceeded
to thewharf, where be 6rst felt the eff
fects of the supposed medicine. The
phyaieian pronounced it d clear case of
poisoning, and proeaeded 10 treat the
case accordingly, but failed to have the
desired effect he died shortly after
ward. So