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, 1866-05-03
The Lumber Trndc Of CnnAdu~
From tho Quebec Correspondent OF the Tu,o,tn

A. the time u near II hsnd Hhaa the navigation of
she q. .1A#Lence NIL be open nnd xctfyc commerce
will e rsotpects Of The trade Of this poTt nc
enE1EfnK snd isw ttens connected there
IT. Sea ,Iaes ,sa sniH Y. building
country. fhe nlst objects whck demand stten,Ia
1hr 9nanuty Of lumber Ftntczed oT9 va II foi
lows. v1Z: "
ghk. N-.-.-s-.....- 1snW
LT64
nte 80
EeQ a9jo 001
i*Af ImEl :. 200
5t2Fea ,r3
bthfeA, ~. r. " - pnnchln. -.-.......-... 1l5D
AGconnt1 haFa beep ftceivrd from Ottawa thai
pins have Manufactured in that REGION ths vic.
tet which, With tht Quantities 1n4de elsewhere, Will
afford Gil ample xRppfS for The cntntnE keAson.
, 1866-05-03

1ha beat IA sne wo<ah. aasualesa, reliable, ins.sa
80 radcpious Eni Sitdnsd E1ilian. A. H.ttekeiof,
Efto Ioyf. Alfo, ERHKNERATIEG EXTRACT UF
NULHSLEURS-.essozef,p pse89Ee& xrx bc8pt:4es
the hAl1, Bold " Ill 0rnGktsts, dsaals{1Y
, 1866-05-03
r.,-or Ga1rn I'D Hfdes nj t;t. f,nu5a

Damaon. ESo1h+ts d Co. cozo mission merchants Of
thtA CITY, eod. tie 3ltk nBIAnt, L&H DRY h11e4 1t
l8c leF pound. Thee hIdes wc9r received from the
Atkanfa1 ktyH. and formed lhc fA-R eat conslKnntnt
Of tEls article received this port th1& se14an.-XQ
1f<puAitc1N lesk VII
, 1866-05-03

Here the Eoh market opened ut 1s5t, advanced
to 1s7. and closed at 1s6.t. SilErrl Was quiet At
116G119-
We cuote.
, 1866-05-03

Canal FretRhts aI Dnaaie.
Tue current -talk~ IN 1sc On wneAt md 1An On
coFu- No eaGaErmenis have taken place.
, 1866-05-03

Eear Haryess Queen. Ntuowsos Banaio. 1l,em h1
cNn- .
6ehr George Cobel Crsvfosd, Buaio Il 80 bu cora.
Sehr NoItbt1n Rrf1e Aueo, 05Wek0, 1860 bu corr.
achf r. L, Whitman, Eunmer. .ord. DtWeKn. l. i5 bu
, 1866-05-03
EOM MN1 EKCtALs

mmEKCtAL.
MEDSEsDA1 EVENING. May 2, 1866.
Tue following table shows the Iecerpts md chip
ments Of Produce during the past twenty-fous
hours:
, 1866-05-03

TN TA1IE

7E11SB To S.OGI T4fb4,
1tatnS arr run to the Onion Stock YaruJ orer the
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Eosd, itAyfng The depa: 1t
The corner Of Madison nnd CAnsI areeta. The afe b
cents eItFa Eau be charged.
, 1866-05-03

Local Donds nc quiet. Chicago City Wafer
Bonds were sold In horton few days slnce It a9<,
he quotc lie market for Local Stocks here A tol.
loEA:
, 1866-05-03

Gnetnz prices for cash. Mas ID, 1sds. received By
1oIeph H. Commission etocs and Bond Ezokez.
xnd dea1er In Government secuziuea, Go. 81 South
, 1866-05-03

6AEEp-Ihr ftceipa were Is can. and ths entered
ssles foot up Lilo head. The market has been upuJu-
ally active. and pr1ces On good Ezsdes haTu e1pe7enc
cd IN advance Of 1hal3c 100 d. Eales todsy Here
made At tanfe Of S1 for light shessed to Is for
heavy *ooted sheep. The lnqalsy il chiefly tar the
tettes E.adca. Tbs fol7w1ng are the tales today:
Cooley 4 r to Wreforh.. ->.......... 67 st $500
y. Gff1nef % siuclai:....-.....,.....-aH LIS &@
raa4ale{ % = enn ...s-..-.,.14 81 h10
E1h9en 70 naHsooo soooa+......".........8 g 1M &sd
heenAn 70 aGEne4 Jog SO
!1IeEbfuGE k7natsnofn -.:-...-....... 96 $50
1MTAtt&MA g =. M MEeiofu... 81 g 3T3
NRltEpfk & II. to Goodman. ........ N Is 45
, 1866-05-03
auftin1l. Sales.
NOTICE.

In accordance With an order Of 70 Aoard o1 Police
viii sel at Public Auction, at Il !'5dt Il q q
o'cloeE 4 n. sundIJ Trunk. Carpet s.eka "a son,
serts snu packages ot s1.ea &c o.aeI ea eoca
property, which hare bt. ln POSSESSION o. tne 1oco
BY order OF lie board q ro11ce.
Deputy aups1,nte.deEt of Foaice am Cu,todiaa Of
Sto!cn ncd othd property
Chfrnrn Ann .1ih. Its. L1
, 1866-05-03

BAEGlNt;-Tae market exhibits fair dee1ee Of
ac1iysy Their 10 nFHer FEELING ii tho Market
Gu mott descriptions PRICES steady. Nc Quote:
Lincoln a, bu. seagliess incn az
Es2Qn41As. :. '--s.s.s-a.s -.*sss''*' SFSt
QlHQn L. III
lH.hQlk 4. " N-t3
NG10 .s.ss.t-sssssss Z
Hausdea 4. bE, stau1iess. ots
ftafE f. eouon tesmltss. 81 81
LtEt1fQn ~ ~.-sn+.ssssss.s.A Gt1 :.
ABtf1can a. ........-.s.A..... Q.a3
AAle.
Ntrl.p:.4 nu ho.
EStton u SaEkt
I2 hI1
Snnnie4 '.Em
GMEESET6s;: i seed atns5d. :ad setess
en- r. ere re pot in the mirke and quotations afe
New Yesk Factc1y.."........... ...........25 an
Western on Q
We4hTn ....~,.,,-....,....B Nl9 c
i:t3Alt-The 1nAIket ruat 0plet. md miceS IN.
cbAugcd+ rs fn11nE1:
DC oT!as i:, 19 os*!!e
90 ns14c1A lasEe.-A...s..--...... 1t.ho&1l.o
90 MH11 1GAaE--...---s-...s.... 1e1kal1.W
~, 60 aufnel.' el.'.'''-''.'.-+.,':....... sIo0ln.01
fsloe! ,... LOO
limp 1thtCh.-.......... ......-....-.~.-..,. n.D
lAt1Awxn&. pIepateds.. 9l.u0
SczRoton. zc1
H5;ncn... ia Gteo
lHltotf.- ~
% %1n .1nTStfM M4
y-.%.....-....+ss--.s.+...s...A N<~
, 1866-05-03
COAL! COAL!!

f,rr n,,rd.cd and Sixty AcYes Of Guaranteed Coal
I'D ID The eelebrFted Wilmington coal teld, for sale
4{ , Rrrat E1rE1lr.
Alto. One Hundred and sixty Acres adjoining the
sarue, 10 lease on raynT1h1o ter1ns-
Also. nne p1sIsis lands and improved hrns In tho
vicinity OF pxtEht. Apply to
RiCHAKD r. MORGAN JR. d HCO.
Real EsiAse AgsntA. Dwight, M!no!s.
Dwight, April 23lh, 1868. I3E
, 1866-05-03

FlSH-Nltb IN fnc1eased demand. and reduced
ktocka, Whc1ah and Mtckorei are excoedngiy hr Ut
tn ptees. Dealers are looking for further advance,
nnG are not anxious to eject sales at present ratas
and The market rules steady and nr, at our quota.
, 1866-05-03
CHICAGO CATTLE ! -ARKEr.
o,,.cz or 7FD4nrTnsrRl !

pTT1CX or If| L1llNBE9NE
...-- wednesday, Evening. aaJ =
HEEF CATTLE-Acccruips 70 tho boafu Of 1rsdt
zpoFt. the rsoelptx and shipments nce or LAST tssue
COMPARED with the costetpondisx period II H. avc
been follow lth -ild bt boEne In LIND thai the*c
ah'phuu A1d rec5t4 really those Of the dA1 p1t
cHdfne.
, 1866-05-03

Since Jan, -tss 81 "a so:,1ss.o3z $7s4sae1
fIsce Of go1d.-. 16a Isl III
The fo!lowtng Is the comparative etntemens of the
imports Of foreign dry goods and general mcs.
chancise for The week ending april q, and stnee
JnDner1.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-29
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

GEN. JAMES LoNGNrRGET, L3aestreet. owen
& Coz President, New Orleans,
j G.. HoLDEEDGE. (uoldredse, P4z-on y Folsom )
Vice President New Orleans
\. G.. GRAHAM, PRESIDENT First Na,on-i Bank. New
OHeans
II. MAY, United States Treasurer Ney Orleans
GIN. r. J. HERON. Commission Merchant New
Orleans.
SAM. DEBOW, Commission Merchant New Orleans.
W. c GRAHAM, WholesaIs Grocer aud Commission
Merchant, 1e ev Orleans
). ?. DLLINGHAH Dillingham; {. Bonner, Alto
ncy) New Orleans.
EVERETT & LANE, Wholesale Boots .au! Shoes. -
Magazine street, New O-eana.
a. J. IN 5ER6OLL, Of Mobile, All.
GEN. W.. WRIGHT, of Mcmpbis,lTenu
W. d. GRISWOLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN.. NICHOLS, of Tex
CEN. E)BudT + LEE, Of Virginia
G WILLIAMS, Secretary, New Orleans
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Liberal dedu ions from premiums will II, made
sis and twelve ~ n.ht Policies wheu renewed direct
az Home office. Adtfr-s Lock Box 400, New Orleans
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COMBINED IN ONE.

10000 Living Witnesses testfyins to their
Neighbors from day to day. of its Wonderful Effects
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4 .IJudrd ,u l-.i2-has a Charte from tho
ID permanent Institution under the direction
"a oI Trustees appointed by the Legislature,
p hu,Aed 20 confer degrees Diplomas etc.
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n L 1I11NO VI DEA ~ L 10 "A jul
FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
III AIR r E ST o r E r
Is a perfect success-The best in Market
A HAIR DRESSER AND HAIR sRESFoRER
both
COMBINED IN ONE.
10000 Living Witnesses are testifyins to their
Neighbors from day to day. of its Wonderful Effects
l ltisn not dye
2 twill not color the skin.
B. It will restore the hair from q grey to q Beau
tiful Black, Brown. AuSurn, or whatever might
have been its original color and to Its
former color.
T. 1t will cure all Humors and Diseases of the
Scalp keep the head eeOl and nice remove the
DAndru and scurf from the Head keep the Hair moist
and siklike in appearance as
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS.
S. 1t will promote Healthy Growth prevent It
from falling of, and
Cause it to Grow.on Bald Heads
Where there Is Life and Vitality at the Roots Bat
where these are gone there
No Hope Of Success.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RES
ToRER is as much ahead of anything of
the.kind; now in the market, as the
sun outshines the moon
In Brightness and. Glory,
THE BEST TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
given viii be found inside Of each bottle.
Warranted to do
All we Claim for it
OR
The Money Ref~nded,
After using two Bottles.
Try It.
AND BE CONVINCED.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere.
SIMONDS e. CO., Proprietors, N. II.
Fftzwilliam, N. II.
JAMES CONCEAL,
90 st. Charles St., New Orleans.
mh29d1y. Sole Agents.
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SOUTHERN SPRING TRADE.

SOUTHERN SPRING TRADE.
Comprising:
Fancy STUFFS and LAWNS.
French and Scotch LAWNS.
.-. JACONETS and ORGANDIES.
PERCALES and GINGHAMS-
Solid and Striped CHAMBRAYS.
French and English PRINTS.
BAREGES and TISSUES.
Broche q RNADINES,l
GRENADINES in Plain Colors.
Black and COlored ALPACAS.
CLOTH and CASSIMERES.
MERINOES and DRAP D'ETE.
Fancy Linen DRILLINGS
White DUCK md DRILLS
#.. MOhair LACES SHAWLS-
French COTTONADES.
White GOODS and LINENS.
Balmoral SKIRTS.
Ladies' Dress TRIMMINGS.
Gowgoa MATTING-white and Checked
With full line of
RICAN GOODS,
CALICOEs,
SHIRTINGS and
SHEGTINGS,
Which we offer to Merchants
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
AND ON
LIBERAL TERMS
]. LEVOIS & CO.,
Canal street corner Of Bourbon.
mar22i3n ORLEANS
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eket in all the departments JO0.OG-
a student having paid tor q course in any
b. above, is entitled to q Life Ticket in that
eut lie can attend such branches as he may
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
17O, 172, Iva & 176 Gree W h,
COne square west of Broadway
Between Courtlandt & Dey Streets,
New YORK.
New YORK.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor

The Pacific Hotel is well and widely known TO the
travelling public The location Is especially suitable
t0 merchants and business men; IL is in close prox
unity 70 the business part Of the eityis the high
,av Of Southe m and Western traveland adjacent to
iii he nrIneipal Railroad and Steamboat depots
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for over 300
ests: Il is well furnished and possesses every mod
srn improvement for the comfort and entertainment
of its Inmates The rooms spacious, and well ven
tilated provided with gas and water attenoanee Is
prompt and Respectfully and the table IS generally pro-
vided with every delicacy Of the season -
The subscriber who, Tor the past few years, mas
been the lessee Is sole proprietor and inlenos 70
identify himself thoroughly with the interests OF I
houae With long experience a hotel-keeper, ne
trusts, by moderate charges and liberal Pofey 70
maintain the favorable reputation Of the Pac, ne
Hotel April l4dly
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81 NEW ORLEANS. a.l 5
GIN. MORRISON, = r.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST

.r.t AND DEALER IN a Il. NJ It.
Patent Medicines. Etc, Etc,
NO. I2, Magazine street,
u NEW ORLEANS. s
Has on hand a large and select stock Of DRUGS
and MEDICINES, which are offered for sale at
prices in accordance with Northern quotations add
ing small advance on cost Of same, in Quantities
to suit the wants of purchasers.
and dispatch
The following articles embrace a small portion Of
my stock on hand and to arrive .r -.t
.s 1000 ounces French and American Quinine
7. coo lbs Calomel-American and English
$50 ounces Sulphate Morphine ..
1900 lbs Refined Camphor.
H $50 lbs Powdered Ipecac.
so lbs 1pecac Root.
~ 800 lbs CElorofOrm--i ID bottles.
n $50 ounces Nitrate Silver. ..
125 lbs Iodide Potass.
300 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitre
50 bbls Flax Seed-whole and ground
90 bbls Epson Salts. .
500 lbs indigo
1000 lbs Gum Arabic-fne and sorts F.. 81
/. 1000 lbs Tartaric Acid r..-..- .... ... ..-.
1000 lbs Arrow Root-Amr. and Bermuda,
50 Boxes CASTLE Soap .r.
PATENT ME- bIcINEs, Etc,
50 Gross Vermifuge ....# -.
H. Gross Browns Troches
a Gross Bryan's Waters
5V Gross Pills-Ayer's Brandeth's etc.
so Doz. Morrison 1nvigorating Bitters.
. IS Dor. Red Jacket Bitters.
50 DOz. Hostetter's Bitters
i. . Gross Sozodont.
Gross Morrson's Pectoral Syrup
Gross Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
so Doz Morrison's SaTsparilla-
2 50 Doz Bulls Sarsapariila
'a 800 DOZ. Scotch and Aaccaboy Snuff ca
Io so Doz Cod Livor on
Also a fine assortment of Perfumery, Pure Bran
dy and Wines, for sale by .-
march l3d3m 70 Magazine Street
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HUMPHREYS
HI q VI G OPAT HIC sPE CIFICs.

HAVE proved, from the most ample experience, an
L entire success; Simple-Prompt-Eficient, and
enable. They the only hedi cines perfectly
adapt g popular use-so simple that mistakes can
not be made in using them, harmless be free
from danger and efficient TO be always reliable.
They have raised the high commend ,ton from all
and will always render satisfaction.
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HAVING sold our store, stock &c, to Messrs.
l i r. Bleakley Co, we recommend them 70 our
friends, and solicit for them continuance OF the
patronage SO literally extended TO us. -,
RANDALL PUTNAM
Referring to the above notice, the undersigned
SUCCESSORS to Randall e. Putnam colicit a con-
tInuance Of the patronage literally bestowed up
on our predecessors. =.
r. BLEAKLEY & co.
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WOOL MATTRESSES
DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATED.

Filled promptly at small advance on cost.
TahT919r I, ~ . -
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KUFIS Dol
AGENTS.:

.ON, HAMILTON & co. who win m.
. letter young gentlemen desiring TO 20 10
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.lJ Springs Reporter viii copy above u
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.sHp-lgssons not limited s.25oo
ID pl--DOuhle and Single Entry
4 perfect course 5000
ions 5000
\ on commercial law 2O.OO
Above constitutes the commercial course.
grammatical course 5000
~tJll course. not limited 10000
10000
10000
lOg.OO
10000
10000
5000
N 5000
: course in penmanship 10000
eket in all the departments J0O.OG
"a student having paid for q course in any
b. above is entitled to q Life Ticket in that
ent. lie can attend such branches as he may
Euguage per month 1000
per month 230O
h for commercial course 500
il for peumanship l.5O
800
! Diploma from this College is a passport in
frCial communities. Students can begin at
me for Penmanship, two to four weeks; do.
keepug three to i've weeks; do. do. Com
tUurse six to twelve weeks; do. do. French
ID twelve to twenty weeks-but lessons are
ed in any branch All former students are
z review their studies free Of charge.
alth must NOW educate her SONS PRACTICALLY
ap.d develop her vast resources Of wealth.
much more numerous than those Of Bra
n ample arrangements for 500 students du-
euuent year Parents can make liberal con
q their sons if they apply soon. Those from
p 4 can board with good families, speaking
french Spanish or German, at SO to 80
ness education that enables one to earn
'l annually is the best fortune parents
tnelr sons. As the College has been in sue
peiauon for more than quarter Of centu
~ pISeiical plan here pursued received the
~ Communications Of the press and business
~ and as several thousands Of its former
arc now in business in this city and over
ILt IL IS keened useless TO 20 into an ex-
-pianaton Of the plan or merits Of the Insti
y known, not one Of the many thousands
students ls now out of employment and
AnoWn no tone in a thousand OF those who
sent lor years TO Europe or the North, is
~ LelGIhlhg home to enter a business
A9ush thousands Of dollars have been ex-
NiS ouucaton. A word to the wise is
= now healthy Persons from IL to 60
g special Professor for each branch.
th7 OF the students time is saved Those
a entirely neglected their cdccation for the
an here be prepared for any situation in
N "hether as BOok-keeper Merchant or
" Hum Three 10 six months The Ag,icnI
Mechanical Departments will he onened
l1'n by the Charter, as soon "a suitable
~ afe secured 70 take charge Of them
now 80 much needed in the Soutb as
education IN these departments Of inans.
produce me wealth Of the country. stu
nded for this College should bring fbis
r special directions a. ever vintsr tL'ars
rary establishments opened. Young am.
lld put their funds In the hauds ~ their
or the President Of the College. citigsns
gers are invited 10 call. College oiiice
RUFUS DoLBEAR Prest.
AGENTS.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08
OMGALyESTON.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 6.-The
bottom lands are most fertile. The
cotton region is overfowed for many
miles; all the cotton washed out.
The river is higher than ever be-
Gen. Wright has ordered ten men
out of every infantry company IN the
State to be mounted, and report 70
Gen. Kidd for the protection OF Bu-
reau officers in the enforcement OF the
Col. Mason, son of the ex-Confede;;
rate Minister to London, is retained
to prosecute Fletcher, the soldier who
shot Halfutal. Strong efforts are be-
ing made to have the accused tried by
a civil tribunal. Gen. Wright refused
to surrender him, and threatened tC
appeal to the President.
| Weather fine.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June THE Ma
tional Fair for the benefit of the Sail
erss and Soldiers Orphan Home was
inaugurated at Washington last night.
Senator Wilson presided, and intro
duced Maj. Gems. Howard and Banks,
Col. Mckee and, finally, President
johnson, to the assembly. The Press
ident remarked that he came there to
manly manly and t8 tSGfa Gais ig Il tie s expression @
of the Nations gratitude to the Ma
tion's defenders. What nobler object
than the present one could we engage
in? The education of the destitute
orphans of our soldiers would be a
work of peace. ~ ~ s'fa @
There was very large crowd pres
ent, and the initiatory exhibition was
a complete success.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, June "a nre
occurred Yesterday evening on SAMSON a
Street, Street near Pacific, which DESTROYED
twenty buildings, chiefly frame, anu
TsIued tsI at twenty thousand dollars.
A serious affair occurred YESTERDAY
ON the ship Seminole, about sailing
n for New York. The first mate was va IS
lrl badIv cut on the head; Nicholas, the 9
second oa mate, was dangerously sta6oeda a
IN the abdomen; Gardner; the tnl[u ma
IL n.ta % was also seriously stabbed; Two
na;iors named Peterson and Bell Whe h
o@t. ora charged with the cutting and stao,
hing were badlybruised with oeiayihht ihI
D;ns & or clubs. An officer reports I'M
pfsii ppfFair a mutiny, without any extenna
fiT f;nn for il. The sailors assert that Tn
st1 stabbing was done in self-defense:
san FRANcIsCo, June 4..Rgst , na
apneared in the wheat IN oolah
0GTbesb %be brig Hesperian, from Honolnl
! rsnorts m that large number OF whaie
sailed for the Arctic ocean.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08

Sr LOUIS, june Daniel O Mad
..iipan, VIM. Henny, r. G. Mertal, J.
P. Conran, Frank Murphy, 1, j. Dai-
lev. and M. W. Hogan, prominent
Fenians of this city, were arrested to-
day and brought before the U. ,. DIS
trict Court, Judge Treat presiding,
Thos. O'Reilly was also arrested,
PSt Brotherhood n1i %ei0W he was released on bail
District Attorney Grover called the
case of NJ. w. Hogan, as test case
which was proceeded with, but moth
ing of a criminal character was ellclt-
ed. The Court then ADJOURNED unell
| tomorrow.
Hogan, Henny, Conran, and Merta
0';Madigan and Daley refused Z
y ta~ ma INTO. bonds. and were taken II
OnfT Tbe trial will be continued to-mor
| row.
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NEW YORK, june

NEW 1ORhf JUnG -
CoTToN-Firm at 3Sa40c for Middling.
FLoUR-Less active, and medium grades
are 10G15c lower; 8 S00d8 65 for Extra State;
0 25@l0 90 for Round Hoop Ohio; 10 05@ II 90
for Trade Brands, the market closing dull.
WHISKY-Dul1 at 261592 q.
WHEAT-Dull and declining for common
and inferior grades, while prime parcels
are scarce and advancing; 1902 20 for
No l. Milwaukee Club; 2 q Chicago Club.
RYE@Scarce and frmer, at CSC for West
ern. +
BARLEY and BARLEY MALT-Quiet. q
CoRN3Scarce, and one cent better. s.
OATs-One and two cents better; 659TOc
for Western. fsthHA
CoFFEE-Dull.
E SUGAR-Q uiet. G sS ~ :
MOI.ASSES-Dull. 1902 ..- e
PETRoIEUM- Dull, at t4I@42c for Refined
in bond. ssasssf}e sh ads nj 8
Lied % zJ1 . % 1or
= - = 10 ~ zye23- 50 for Prime New Mess. s
90 stAs--eR Rtllet and heavy lat 191 409zz1sc.
4aA - esz r az s0rs e
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08
FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, june, six Fenian OF,
6cers were brought before the United
States Commissioner, Parker, this
morning. III. Money, of this place;
dollars to appear earl st Ct t6bEEss t6bEEs tha&saS$ %
TS,r1 TThnrsdav next. Col. O'Neil, ). NJ;
TnSerty, VIM. Smith, M; Falbey, ana d
Ios Ryan gave bail in the sum OF SIX SIX
tbonsand %, dollars to appear on the lSIn Sn
instant at Canandaigua, to answer DC
fore Judge Shipman, OF the onleeO
States District Court. These men are
Dow around town receiving the con
nnrUotnlations nU% of their friends:
Fenians are still arriving here, som
stay and others go on east. They ar
9,s Terv reticent, but repeat the ola "a
abcut going to work on railroads
, None are armed, but occasionally
man has sabre. ,oof A
p. ODay, the Head-CentEe OF I'll
S ilk. is in New York; u.o
!. m The instructions from Washlngto
e about arresting the leaders, m max !
! considerable talk, but apparently Z
re men are in good spirits, and onlyh y "a
1t near near to await orders to attend to p1
le mess. No means for their sunslstggl
Is nroyided, and they are scattered
es over the city among their lrisn sy
ht pathiZers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08
FROM TORONTO.

TORONTO, C. W.. June All quiet
at the various points on the western
frontier. The action of the United
States Government regarding the
Fenian movement is causing the great
est satisfaction.
Parliament meets tomorrow, when,
no doubt, the Government will be
empowered to suspend the ha6eas cor
pMs in order to bring to trial by court
marshal, lawless aggressors like the
Kingston &C. w dispatches of the
9Th saw there are some 5000 troops
there, one-half being Regulars.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08
FROM MEMPHIS.

10 MEMPHIS, june zTThe Congress
sional Committee closed their ylabors
to-day, and started for Washington
after a session of nineteen working
days, in which they have examined
one hundred and seventy witnesses,
and taken two thousand pages of tes-
timony covering the details of the riot,
its cause and results. Mr. Wash
burn has gone by way of. St. Louis,
taking the stenographer with him for
the purpose of analizing the testimony
on the route. The others went direct
by the Chattanooga route. 1t is un-
derstood the full testimony shows the
riot to be much greater in proportion
than any statement yet published
would indicate.