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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-08

FSTRA TSTEFR.-Taken up by Laws on Bradley
living in Adams Towrshin, Warello county, Iowa
DeCembeL 10Th lSG5, One pale red steer, supposed
tObe twelve Years old with white face, and a
red spot n the nose nd the bush of the tai off.
Appra ised at S2U. Filed January 24th, l>65.
I'm. COOLEY Clerk.
Feb. LIST. 1866
EST 4 YS7EERS.-Takcn up by TarHon At
cock, wing in Adams Tow nshi Napello county,
Iowa, December 2lth 1853.
One white steer, with red cars, and red mouth
supposed to be one year old last spring.
Appraised al Si2. Filed JaIuary 22nd, 1865.
l.. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
Feb 1st 500.
IEs7R ULL.-Taken up nv M,t'hew Scott,
Twin in Green Tow nship Wauels county, Iowa,
Dece NIB Ell tOth, 1866
Un Bull two years old, red brinde cnlor, mixed
with black some white Oh Jhe belly, the end of The
ii white, no artificial N arks.
Appraised at $ll. Filed Jan. %, 1866.
l.. Nj. COOLEY, Clerk.
Feb. LIST, 1866.
ES7RA Y 60 W-Taken up by W. s. Carter. Hv-
ing two miles north of Ottuniwa an Napello county
low, January 2nd 1866
One brow, Cow and sucking Calf, white on the
hack ard he lily, with a crop and Sits VI the
left ear and half crop of the ri Oh ear, branded
with letter 'Of gu the left hip, supposed TO be nine
or ten years old.
Appraised at S25. Flied January 22nd 1864.
l.. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
Feb. LIST ls66 III 49, .."..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-08
O7TUlN WI M K KITS,


Presbyterian Church 0. s., Corner of4h an"
Green. Rev. j. NJ McEl'oy, Pastor. service II
A. Nj. and z. NJ. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday,,
L. N.
Congregational Chur IN Cour Street, corner Sec
ond street, Rev. ) Brown. Pastor. Morning
vice. IL A. NJ, evening. on p. VI. Sabbath School
and Bible Glass, 3 2. NJ. Prayer Meeting Wednes .
day evening ~ L. NJ.
NJ +. Church, w. Y. Cowles, Pastor. Services II
A. NJ. 81 .. NJ. Sunday School, ~ A. NJ.
Chr stan Church--Ir4 C Mitchell, Pastor. Reg
ulal servIces-S Sunday at II O'Clock. A. VI and ~
NJ. Sunday school at a III. bible Class eve y
saturday eNerirg. at I o'Cock. Prayer meeting
" ed esday a. I clock.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-08
GREAT WESTERN NURSERY
LOCATED ONE MILE NORTH OF OTTUMwk.

LOCATED ONE MILE NORTH OF OTTUMwk.
Mar he Cemetry.
This Nursery has been established here within the
last four years, and is designed to be permanent
and growing institution. II embraces large
amount of ground, and occupies of the most de-
strabe situations in Iowa, and feel with
the patronage and confidence that have already
received from the people of this vicinity pers
in my determined purpose to make this Nursery one
of the la. gest and best in the West.
have local habiation and pame, "and hold
myself resp"us'hle for the character and quality OF
sales that go from my nursery, sold BY myself
or by my arfhorized agents. am "epared to sup
ply the people OF this part of Souther.. low with
Most Desirable Varieties
OF summer, Fall aud Winter A-rles expressly select.
ed and best adapted to this section OF Iowa,
Standard and dwarf Pears,
Peaches, NectRrines,
Plnmbs, Cherries,
Currauts, tiooseb erries,
berries ri
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
Couldn't see II.

We learn that prominent candidate
on the bogus Workingmen's ticket, APP
preached Mr.. Sam. Day, one of our can
didates for Constable, and gave him to
understand that he was expected to
renudiate the nominations of the Union
men if he expected to run on the bogus
ticket, and promised him, in case he
repudiated the Union men, to give him
the entire support of the Copperhead
party Mr.. Day replied that he went
into the Eight Hour League in good
faith. He was an Eight Hour man,
and workingman, but he wished it to
be distinctly understood that he was Q
Union man, and if he was expected to
repudiate the principles he had fought
for during the war, and support men
who had always opposed the Government
in efforts to suppress the rebellion, they
had mistaken their man. BE would
rather be beaten on Union ticket thar
elected by repudiating his principles
We guess Mr.. Days loyalty is not of
purchasable quality. He is too intelli
gent to be humbugged blythe Copper
heads. At least that is our estimate Q
him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

We publish this morning the names o.
the candidates who have been selected
by the Unian men of our city to fill the
various city and township Offices at the
ensuing April election. All we ask of
an Intelligent people is, that they com
pare the Unconditional Union ticket with
the bogus Workingmen's ticket, put in
nomination by the leading Cop2erheads
the old and hitter opponents Of the
Union eause-of our city. Take the
names, one By one, and make the coE-
parison carefully. Bearin mind the re-
sponsibility and qualification necessary
to discharge the daties of the various
offices, aud make your conclusions &C
cordingly. We win comment more q
length at some other time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

81 kEw H0EK March 2I.
COTTON slightly favors buyers at 37@4oc for
naidd Ding. r
"a OUR Is more active, but prices are uuchape
. gnes3fTTAz ~ ~ To- t-ktta II uad-h -hooo 0hfo arl
B WI SKY, 2 27eD3 2s for Western
I WHEAT is shade 6rmcr; No. Chicago
sprilg CT
E Ky Is quiet and Dropping #rfes- e.Tt Ia
E BAtLhX is q lair reluasts ~ - q %
mixed and &c for damaged. re- : 81
3 CATS arc DOH at 8594OAo for unsound West
ern, abd 53c for sound do
C0EEEE 10 dali.
SUGAR j. doll at 1OlSaIz11zO for Porto Rico;
Gu Auscovado 1Is4G1Zs4c
M0LASS Es Is dull; POrto Rieo 70975c.
a9 r RErRoLhUM is dull of 3s94o, for refined in
bend t.s s.ea f4.sa I. Il fla
PORK i te4vy and lower; 25 50g25 75 for new
mess, closing at 20 90 cash. atg
LAR is heavy ard lower; held at I7,at9JIe,
with snsil sales at l9sSaI91Sc. ff 4 = ~ n
BBTrER is quiet at Is 945; for Ohio. and 409
Cos & r tate,-s t- Eaa tof4
CHEESE fsdulf at 16G22c -....
MONEY is steady at i5s6 per cent.
STERLING Ia rather mo1e active at 1G7S<I10S.
GOLD Is " thout decided change, orenine at
1855; hdvapelp 20 l2ss4 and elesisg st 12s14
a u STOCKS are without mate ial chahge q
s. 6s'of 81, 1919; 7.30s 81 series, 99zss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
DaEarKous oouErERFEIr. -The hou.

DAEaEEoUs GoUETKRFErr.- Fine Lou
isvilIe Democrat gives the following de-
seription Of dangerous counterfeit $50
bgreenback that had passed unobserved
through one of the city banks, and was
received by banking house on deposit,
sbut discovered as the teller was in the
act of paying it out. The general ap-
pearance of the bin is well calculated to
deceive experts, and the generality of
men would never suspicion its genuine
ness. Upon close examination, howev-
er, its defects are readily diseovered-
prominent upon which is the dimness of
The buttons upon the coat of the central
figure; in the genuine they are promi-
aent. The-boFder upon the ends Of the
genuine bill, inclosing the figures so is
made up Of octagons, while in the -coun-
terfeits they are circles. These differ
ences are easily discovered, and, if re-
membered, are sufficient for protection.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
From North Carorlnn.

NEW YoRK, March 81 The Times
Raleigh correspondent telegrdphs that
the Gee case will last,till June 4
A citizen convicted By the Military
Commission at Rich monds of the muir
der of some Union soldiers, has been
released by the Secretary of War be.
cause Of clerical error in the report.
The Freedmen's Bureau in Nirginis
and North Carolina have turned their
criminal cases over to the civil courts
4 Senators Dixon and Foote are daily
growing worse There is little hope Of
the recovery Of the latter. Z e
Ike Cooke, of Chicago, who was sued
by the Auditor Of the Post Otfice for tie
balance due this Department from him
as Postmaster in that city in 1862, has
paid up the amount of $500 and the
case has been dismissed. c. 03 q
Controller Clark states that twenty.
seven millions Of the ten-forty loan was
not issued; that recently, however, three
thousand seven hnndrad dollars have
been quietly issued of this old loan, and
at six per cent interest. .SfsSsA .&1oA
Another contribution, amounting to. q
thousand dollars in value, from the
Birmingham, England, Freedmen's As
sociation, has just been receiyedaby Gen
eral Howard, and will be appropriated
to the distressed colored people of the
/ South, A-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
.Tuc gERf LATkSV
y sh@ BY
EGG r. a n EA~
A- Nent and the Civ
Ine Fresl1 hts Bill.
II Govern
Counterfeiting ans
lnent Coup. IS III
Fenians in Secret Co.
From North Carolina.
The Trial of Major Gee.
nrnsceiianeous Items,

New YoRK, March eileen Spinner
| publishes q letter in the Washington
Chronicle, in which he maintains the
| Correctness of Comptroller Clark state.
ments regarding the amount of Gov
ernment funds on hand.
| A Washington special says it was cur
rently reported lsss night that the Presi-
dent has signied his intention of veto
Ling the civil rights bill. ...,sS,
The Heralds special says the counter
feiting Of Government coupons has been
carried TO such an extent that the Treas
ury Department has decided TO engraye
vignetts of the proper size, to be printed
Oh all future issues, and thereby render
engraving as necessary 10 counterfeit
coupon as to note or bond Portraits
of the President, McCnlIoch, Grant,
Thomas and others are executed for this
purpose.
Richard Mccormick has been appoint.
ed Governor of Arizona, instead Of
Idaho, as previously stated. P L Car
| ter. of Tennessee, is made. Seeretarygof
| Arizona.
The Herald's Yucatan correspondent
of the 10Th instant, gives an aceonnt,of
the seizure and con6eation in that port,
BY the Mexican Imperial authorities, of
the American schooner, Wilson Craw
ford, and the fning and imprisonment
of her master, because some powder.
was found on board the vessel. The
masters. sentence was ten years penal
labor, but be was pardoned Immediately
after by the Emperor; regainiug his lib
erty, however, hewas once more arrested
and sentenced to pay a ine of $500. He
avoided liquidation BY secretly leaving
the country. sf. engg
The Central Council Of the Fenians
remained in session at the Union Square
headquarters yesterday, but nothing
could be learned Of their proceedings.
Preparations on an extensive scale
were made last evening, by the Fenian
Sisterhood, at meeting In their rooms,
in the Moffatt Mansion, for the relief of
the Irish Siate prisoners.
The Times special says: Several Col
lectors Of Customs have sent communi-
cations to the Secretary of the Treasu~
nv asking for instructions regarding the
| transportation of crude and reEued
Pwtrolanrs1 They asl.-sf -.a.~ r----.isies
Of the law, August 30, 1852, shallbe
enforced against steamboats, for trans
porting crude and refined petroleum
| withouta a special license; in other words,
does petroleum come under the class of
explosive burning fluids The Secretary
replies that the Department has not de-
cided that crude and refined petroleum
are Of that character, and until other
wise decided these. commodities can be
carried as freight without a special III
cense, proper care being observed in iis
storage 10 feferenes to safety from
hazard of Ere. Mr.. McCulloch has re-
ferred the question Of the explosive
qualities of petroleum to special board
Of chemists and experts, with directions
to report at the earliest moment. The
decision OF this bosrd viii guidea the
Secretary in making rules thereafter as
To the transportation of petroleum.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

OlNClEhAIls MAfCN ~.
FLOUR is duu and unchanged; superfine o.
@I ~. extra O0@S 70, and family 256s9 75
WI Eat is dull and prices unchanged.
OATS are 1c higher; No. 2, 35c, and No. l. IS
@39c.
CORN is in good demard; mixed in bulk 499
SOC, and in sacks 63c. 49, b :
RYElAND BGRLEY are dull and prices nOmi.
nal.
WHISKY is dull at 2 25.
l. GLOVER SEED has deslia aed to 4 rs
TIMOTHY is unchanged.
FLAX SEED Is dell A. 2 40
BUTTER at 40@45s.
EGGS have declined to 19c
-'GR0QERl rs are dull and prices uncbapg d. s.
PROVISIONS are dull and pr ces lower and
unsettled Mess Pork could have been bourh Al
70 CO. 200 900 bs of Bulk sides cold at Is o.
Shoulders at 95zc Loose and 10c packed. Bacon
shoudefs az 13c, and clear bacon sides ut Ice
The pork packing rerort isregarded " an favara
bic, ard hal an uufavorsb eff ct o. the market.
Lard sold at lS1zc. EIl ad sod at 171lc.
GOLD closed at 1877.
= bXGH ANG is eady. EEl
MONEY MARKET is close, but the demand is
not large
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

eG- Iver Lawson has been appointed
Collector oftheport of Chicago by the
President Mr.. Lawson is RspubIi-
can If the President does mot do
something for those hypocritical pre-
tenders, fof the Coppefhead persuasion,
pretty soon, . howl win CONS up from
the ranks Of the unterrifed," une-
quaiied by anything except their silence
and long-facedness on the announce
ment Of every Union victory The pa
triots Of ibis country too well remember
how the news Of the defeat oi the rebel
arms caused silence in their ranks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

ReA-The splendid new house Of wor-
ship just completed in Chieago by the
First Baptist Church Society, was dedi-
Gated yesterday at the close of the
morning services. a collection os over
$4,000 was taken up, and ia che even
ing upwards of $4,000 more.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22


nara powerful Rebellion has broken
out in Abyssinia, against the Emperor
Theodore. 1t is led by 0 negro who
claims, like THEODORE, TO be q descend-
ant of Solomon, and of The ancient
Kingsof Ethiopia. All the elements Of
discomfort in the empire have made
common cause with him. The Prince of
Gojam, the party of Ouble and the
clergy, enraged at the Emperor treat
ment Of the Patriarch, are all on his
side. All of Shoa and a large part Of
Tigre are in bis hands, and the commus
nications of Theodore with the Red Sea
are entirely cut of. There is, however, no
reason to doubt that the Emperor will
put down this insurrection as he has put
down its many predecessors An awful
amount of bfoodshed is to be expected
in the course Of his vengeance upon the
insurgents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
"sTAR UNION LINE /"

and refer them to Agents Of ihis Company for
shipping directions, rates, time, contrscts, 6c
Parties shipping to EasterB cities from interior
points, via Evansville, should 90 asiga their
freight to care of +. II. BHRMAN, Agent Star
Union Line at Evansville. (adxising him. Of che
came by mai), who will issue through Bills of
Lading, giving rates. time, contracts, &C., &C. -
AGENTS IN THE EAST ~ -
GEO. ]. HARRIs, " FFaskfpg.oa ct Boston
J. L. GoSSLBR, 27I broadway, New York
JOHN MCKNIGHT, 4IB Chestnut st. PhIia
oHAs. H. KooNs, corner Centre and Calvert
streets, baltimore aa -. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

10 YouewASr NICE DREss7 FoR AN
HEAD 8 nfnnrru,s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

aO YOU WARTA FINE PARAsoL OR sim.
~ sHADEa For variety and elegance. 20 IA
"a A@e HEAD 4 mOONEYss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

NEw YoRK, March 2I.--In the evidence
for the prosecution in the trial of Major
Gee at Raleighs for alleged inhufnan
treatment of prisoners Of war, is the
testimony of several soldiers Of New
York regiments, that Major Gee ordered
q Union soldier to be carried to the
grave while yet alive The testimony
daily becomes more damning. Sup
posed evidence for the ds.ance will be-
gin on the 26th inst l.vs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

no YOU WANT A SILK DRESS. ron
II quality and chespnesa 20 to -
HEAD 4 MOONEY,s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

San Francisco, March 20 Honolulu
dates Of the 6th Of February states that
the eruption Of fhe great volcano has
The Flag newspaper, having charged
the members of tne State Senate with
bribery in voting agsinst the Specific
Contract Vessel Act, an investigation
committee was appointed, aud Z. 0.
McCarthy, IT'S editor, was called to tell
who MS witnesses were tor sustain the
charges He refused and was i'm prison.
co. Al er lying in prison a month, the
Senate has released him. and he has
promised to go on with the investigation.
MCCARTHY will, it is said, produce the
witnesses as the investigation proceeds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

WAsHIsaToN, March 2l.-The Presi :
dent has recognized I. A Santor- as
Consul of Wurtemburg, at Galveston,
exas.
:. FrazedgOf Germany, has addressed
q eo,. amunieatiou 10 the Department of
STATE suggesting a meansof preventing
INC ~, sad Of the rinderpest The the
ore @ ;s'tb ss the diseased cattle poisoned
tbe atm, sphere, hence they must be
ssnareted' sem the healthy animals and
tbs Iaeser In. Nicated with petroleum. and
: small onani ity mixed with their feed.
The commune sfioB has been sent to be
House Of Cvmm ons on its organization.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
lgThe Memphis Post saws: We a

a@The Memphis Post says: We are
credibly informed that Yankee Doodle
and the Star Spangled Banner, were We
hementig hissed last night at lhe. Mem
phis Theatre, while Dixie was raptur-
ousIy encored IF the boys ia bIae"
get after the Tennessee rebels again,
they win give them enough of "Dixie. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

HIsroRY OF A TYPo.-Printers beat
the world and allthe rest of mankind,
hat their wives We knew of one who
\ reached the gospel, ran o side-show to
a circus, kept singing-sehool, drove a
st sge. coach, ran away with q nlan,s wife
an two children, spraeticed medicine.
been agent for concert troupe and
clerk Of steamboat He has now re-
form ed and settled down to q alegitimate
business, that of localizing for a daily
news paper. He will make his msrk in
the course Of time.-NoshUitle Gazette.
Bah all that isn't o circumstance.
We have been farmer, wood chopper,
lumbei-man, hod carrier, short-hand re~
porter and teacher, teamster, peripatetic
lecturer and one-horse politician, ttlerk,
Profession ofiapguages with big p and
little y, statesmen, editor, cashier Chat
didn't last long), proof-reader, trooper
Especially assigned tobring up the rear,
local, pettifogger, errand-boys publisher,
rhymstsr, empire, penny-a-liner, land
surveyor, correspondent, public beggist,
and genteeI loafer. We have taught
mathematics las far as long diyision), J,
and music (principslly jewshsrp) We
never committed bigamy (or any
other kind of gamy) ~ not liking
to be fashionable; but I'VE were
once committed for contempt We
never ran away With q mana wife and
two children, or any other woman; we
never could get near. enough to the dear
creatures to attempt it-partly on ae-
count of our extraordinary beauty, bn.
principally on account of our extraordi-
nary bashfulness We have been mis-
i taken for an abolitionist, and run out of
Kentucky by hounds. We have been
tried in Indiana as a guerrilla, in Ten.
| nessee for obeying orders, IN Mississip-
pi for mutiny, in Arkansas for official
| insolence, and in Missouri for hog
stealing Sol ....s-s u.
! Having learned to write, we dom
make our mark any more.--LOntscitIt
SO"e" gN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
pnrk Packrne In Cfnelnnati,

C1NcrsSArI, March 21.-The Price
Current publishes the annual returns Of
pork packing, to-day Whole number
packed, 1,6S3,4 ,474; increase in weight,
36 pounds per hog, making total pack
ing equal to !, 1884, 600 hogs of the same
weight OF those OF last season. There
is an increase of pounds per hog on
the weld of lard.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
! TRANSPORTATION.

TvHE UNION TRANSPORTATION coMPAnY
/ i via PennsylEania RaiIroad. has. perfected ar
Judgements By which It can cfsr reliable =,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
The Meeting 1o-
III Night.
10.

The meeting tonight has cen called
by workingmen who repu Hate the
infamous attempt being made TO sell out
the 8. Eisess Hour Movement 10 sbe old
Evansville Copperheaa part ,. They
propose to NEST, compare opinions and
give expression to their opinions in a
suitable manner. The call is issued for
those who do not intend to sell out the
interests of the city and Union prin. ci
pies, and such alone are invited to pa r
ticipate inthe meeting. &
We hope there viii be a large tur. n
out of the /" Old Gnard," who have rou t.
ed Copperheads in previous contest >.
Let the loyal Germans Of EvansviIl e,
who seem to be considerably ignored By
the managers of the new Copperhead
masquerade, come out in force There
will be speeches in English and German,
and music. Let everybody come. a
good time may be expected. sst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
Frona /, iNashvIIIe.

NASHVILLE, March 20. 1.-The violent
thunder storm has interrupted the com,
munication South OF Nashville
The remains of the Confederate Gen
eral Hudson have reached here to be in
terred at Lebanon by the Odd Fellows,
whereof he was Grand Master in Ten-
nessee.
Several regiments of Eeniansd are or
ganizing here.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS OWNING on INTERESTED
n in lands adjoining the following described
tracts srs hereby notified that on the 9th day of
December, 1855, we viii have the County Sur
veyor Of Vauderburgh County, Indiana, TO pro-
Of the northeast quarter of the south east quarter
the west half of the southeast quarter, the east
half Of the northeast quarter, the southeast quar-.
ter OF the southeast quarter, and the south line
with the east and west corners thereof. Of the
southwest quarter of section 6, township 8, range
10 west, in the Yincennes land district.
EDWARD MAIDL0W.
ADOLPH sURKEINRICH
dec2 Il HENRY MAIDL0W.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

NEw YoRE, March 20--Among the
passengers for Europe by the Java is Mr.
w. L.. Banning, of St. Paul, Minnesota,
President of the Lake Superior & Mis-
sissip9i Railroad Company, who takes
our bonds to the extent Of four and a
half million dollars for sale in the
European capitals.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

s4 WASHINGTON. March FL 1T appears
from official data that the Arlington es-
tate, formerly the property OF General
Lee, beIongsto the Government, it hav-
ing been purchased at a sale for nom
payn ent q taxes E M Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

H@ Prices of real estate, rents and
goods of all descriptions are on the de-
cline so rapidly in New York, that q
general smash up may soon be expected.
Hard on spectators, but good for poor
people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

rss- The Emperor Maximilian's proc
Iamation has led to hostilities all along
the border of Vera Cruz, and all who
have been captured on either side have
been massacred.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March 21-The
United States steamer Banville sailed
to-day for the West Indies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

ST. LOUIS, March ZI.
COTTON, 81 middlipg.
FLOUR very dull; 6s<G71I for single extra,
71S9l2 70 d BE extra
WHEAT unchanged.
= CORN easy 90 yellow, e4a65 white.
OATS firmer as 44a45
PoRKs country mess 26IIs; city clear sides 1855.
LARD171a0I911
WHISKY 2l5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22

n- DR.. Charles Beck, formerly q
professor in Harvard College, died at
bis residence in Cambridge. Mass /,
Monday, of apoplexy, at tie age Of 10
years. s 100