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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-13
Al Rare Chance.

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 II of Distinguished Personages at a trifing cost. Twill send, post paid. to, any address, loo Photographs of Union Generals for 50 cts; 50 Photographs of Rebel Officers for 50 cents i; 100 Photographs of Statesmen and Generals for 50 cen4s; 100 Photographs of Actors for 50 cents 100 Photographs of Female Beauties for 50 cents. Now is the time to fill your Albums; Send on your orders, and receive the Photo NOR, P. 0, Drawer. 16, Albany, N. Y. 50Iy
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-13

&0A A MONTH.--AGENTs wanted SOV for sn estifely neV asticles just out. Address o T CAREY. City Building, Biddeford, name illA ,5ffrl s.g .oo "
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-13
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 Company H..2 ..,3 OF HARTFORD. CONN, dfftggE a.1-1-sS
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 We still have the "Mayfower" chewing to bacco, which is all the go, together with ma ny other kinds, and plenty of good Cigars. VA E have some good Perfumes toe, which W are fine for American manufacture have you tried that new scent. 'tMujaviro, ol Golden Lilly of Japan,' Night Blooming Cereus is still selling fast; we shall have some of that other new perfume soon, q Egyptian Lotus.", You can find some good Pomades Hair Oils, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, here also, -.- fl ARNOLD'S COUGH KILLER, .. 7.5a..
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 \ good assortment of confectionery also oi "A hand. :y stal: l ,.r~M -sss - sH i. :..!.s
 \ good supply of Chemicals. heavy an
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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-13
PLASTER! PLASTER l!

\ IL persons in want of the best ki8d of q RlasteH at the lowest possible price, are !ea aaestea te leave their nameswith inc amount a1Sy Mtsh loF. With R w Ford, gSH Mitchell. ;, one dellar aton or lees. Now is the % tima ti q q
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

AZ y
NEw YoRK, Feb. 6.-The Posts spe
eial says the, House Naval Committee
has agreed upon pay-bill. The mum
Der OF Paymasters is fixed at 20, il
passed. Paymasters 40, and if assist
ants, 80. essa.sf's.
The case of Dodge against Brooks il
to be argued tomorrow on its merits by
the Committee on Elections. A request
for an extension of time to take testi-
mony has not been agreed. TE sbss
= The Post says the loan market is
easy but inert at 5@6 per cent. More
commercial paper 10 making, peoduce
bills being especially plentiful, partly
81 is reported, from renewals based on
stocks that have been held for higher
prices. The rates for 6rst-ciass names
are 799, Stock market opened strong,
became dull and closed with a dropping
tendency. Governments quiet but
steady Z. r s. are lower, except Erie
n The Commercial says: Oh the 18th
the Treasury win distribute nearly elev.
EN- millions OF currency ia payment of
interest ON three hundred million dols
liars 30s.a Gold il shade easier. Rate
of ipterest on borrowed gold is per
cent per day The price this incoming
touched l39 but advanced +. + The
demand for customs exceeds half a mil.
lion per day. Foreign exchange lower;
leading drawers ask l075 for so days:
sterling and prime bills are sold as low
as 1919; cotton bills are a drug upon
the market and can be bought at l05@
LOG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6--The. United
States Supreme Court has de erided the
caseof the United States against l25
baskets Of Champagne marked "B c.
500 baskets marked "E G, aud other
cases, for the evasion of revenue laws.
There were cases of seizures for alleged
underyaluation Of wines, by the Collector
of San Francisco in April 1864. The
actsunder. which the seizure was made.
provides that foreign :wines shall be i'm.
voiced by the manufacturers when in
tended for importation into the United
States at the then market value at the
place of manufacture, and it is alleged
that the wines. in. question were in.
voiced at prices greatly below the
market value at Rheims place, where
they were manufactured, the claimants
excusing themselves by aVerring there
was no market price at Rheims, and the
wines were accordingly invoieed at the
price Of Manufacture. A-s - -
/ The Supreme Court responded that
this was bad excuse, and not entitled
TO consideration; that the wines should
have been invoiced at prices to which
! theY were sold to customers, according
to the established market prices 81
Rheims. The Court below took that
view OF the case, and condemned the
cargo, and the Supreme Court of the
United States has approved that iudp.
/ ment s-at 7tl4r Ha1 NJ - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
trial OF CAPTAIN Speed.

\ Captain Frederick Speed, Assistant
Adjutant General of Volunteers, 10 be-
ing tried BY court-martial at Vicksburg,
for loading the steamer Sultsns as hs
did at that port in April last Brevet
Brigadier General Charles A Gilchrist
| is President of the Court, and Lieuten-
ant Colonel U. s. Gibson, Judge Adyo.
cate. is charged that Capt. Speed
neglected to avail himself Of the servi-
css OF Captain Hatch and Capt Kerne,
Quarsermasters ia Vicksbufg, TO prol
cure the necessary transportation for
the paroled prisoners, whose transfer to.
sbe North be was charged with superin-
tending, but ".did himself assume to
discharge the duties properly belonging
to the aforesaid officers of the Quarter
masters Department by deciding and
directing that large detachment of the
paroled prisoners aforesaid, about 1886
in number, should be transported north
ward from Vicksburg, Mississippi, on
one steamer, the Snltana, against the
advice and remonstrances of the afore-7
said officers of the Quartermasters De
partment, and the said Captain Speed,
did, By placing 1886, or .thefeabouts,
parcled prisoners on board, greatly
overload the said steamer Suitana,
whose legal carrying capacity was 376
passengers, which said steamer S1ltana,
while making her trip with the 1856 pa
rolled prisoners aforesaid on board, at a
point on the Mississippi river about 2
miles above Memphis Tennessee, was
destroyed BY an explosion of the boiler
or boilers and by fire, and thsrenpon q
large number, to-wit: LILO, or there
ahouts, of the paroled prisoners on
board, whose names are unknown, lost
their liyes by drowning, scalding, and
burning, and that the ITO paroled
prisoners would not so have lost their
lives but for the misconduct Of said
Captain Speed in overloading said
steamer Sultana." II. is also charged
that" at the same time other and better
conditioned steamboats,. to.wit.: Pauline
Carroll and the Lady Gay, were ut the
port Of Vicksburg aforesaid, and whose
officers were ready and, anxious TO take
q portion of the said paroled prisoners"
Captain Speed pleaded +" not guilty. - -,
Neao Ag6any Ledger. .sta-4 = O4i1l |
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
FenIan Alarms ln Cennaa

NEw YoRK, Feb. 6.-Judge Cbipman,
of the U. S. Circuit Court, has granted
a motion to .quash the indictments
against Barney Tobian and Chauncy
Charmotix, with uttering forged Gust ON
House bonds He was satisfied ,Ihe
Court had NO power to try the case. ! y
The ESpress ssys a movement In be-
ing initiated among the o. Maht,ney
Fenians 10 solicit ths interferenue ue of
Secretary Seward in behalf of ihe Eriah-
Americans who were found guilty of
being Fenians in America. The Fenian
leaders are said to have a list of about
thirty British spies, who constantly
watch ihier movements.
The Express says: Sensai ion tele-
grams are in town from Canada, an
nouncing that the Fenian alarm is
spreading, and in many places volun.
teers were called out; that 0ttowa is
being garrisoned, and sentiuels along
the powder magazine at Fort Wilson
Island, have been doubled But Hslie
Importance is attached TO them.
To-day the police arrested 25 men
who were engaged in watching n canine
mill in the upper part of the city, be.
tween a-conple of bull terrierB [pnps).
for 500 side. The prisorers were
locked Up in the station house.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Markets.

- GEw ToRK, Feb. 6-P NJ
COTTON mo o active at about previous prices
48e for niijdling.
/ BL0Ok mer for good sound grades, with q
moderate dem4nls white common q d inf r.or IL
dull and declining; 7S0a8 90 for extra State 80
| @s 10 for extFA QUAD hoop Ohios 759lR 35 for
trade brands closing quiet.
WHISKY dull, with lots Mt 23R2 20.
waukee 78 anoat.
CORN dull and 10 lower, with sales OF unsound
at 7s@S1c.
z OATS 56as6ISc for sound Western.
s COFFEE quiet. M 50 - so q
SUGAR more activs; 75c for Porto b co; ia
l211zefJr Oub4 ii uscSFado. 49, ~ =
m0LAss Es quiet; New Orleans 959I Is; Por.
/ to Rico 65@95e.
PETRULEUM dull at ss1%c cruie; 5Sa54e
f~r rt inec 10 bond.
PORK frmsr, at 20 1880 l21S for new mess,
closing at 20 70 regular Is Ska for old do
closing at 20 90 cash II 6OQJ2l 10 for prime
ZS t0G23 % for prime mess.
LARD Arm; l5@1so.
State.
CHEESE s'eaay l3@le1z. ~
MON 81 steady pt 5Qec f0rcalf loans
sTkRLIkG dull at 1O7s<91ts1s
u GOLD without mater al chan q, opsafnR AT
1929. decllnsd q TO l39, clio. ing at 1897 -
GOVERNMENT STOCKS without decided
chang. -
r U. s. %. 5-26s, coupons, Of rs, I02k Treas.
ury -SOs, lst series 991 do, ID series %; do,
"a series. 80; ~. 6as one year esrtihcatss, new
issue. ss5s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
:. 10 a.laa NOTICE.
Notice of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in z. w.
Brinkmeyer's Enlargement.
NOTICE,

NTOTkCE GIVENs fha. the Com.
IN mon CsuuciI at its session on ths 29th day tf
January, 1866, passed order for the opening
aud laying out Of Grant street through a part Of
". w. sBrinkmeysrs Enlargement from Ann
street 10 point parallel with Hamilton street in
the Northern Enlargement. Said Grant atreet to
be Of the width Of sixty (60 fset and the easter
lice OF said Grant street to ke one hundred and
ninety three (l93) feet distant from and paran
with the eastern line OF n. w. Brinkmeyer's En-
largement, aud Il the opf ming and extending OF
Jefferson street, from its preeent terminus at or
| NEAR fhswes tern line a. the northern Enlarze.
ment to said Grant street. And for the opening g
and extending Of Hamilton street from its pres
| ent term nus at nes the western line OF the
| Northern Enlarg msnt to said Grant street, and
4 for ths opening and extending Of sixth street
fcm its present terminus at or near the eastern
line OF Sharpe Enlargement to sail Gra street,
and Tor the opening and extending Of alleys 10
block number one ID aud block plumber four (4)
/ In the Northern Enlargement from the present
| terminus OF said alleys ct near the western
line q the Northern Knlargs ment TO said Gia 1t
| street.
plat of the said streets end aTieys, a. the
same are proposed to be opened, laid ard extend
ed has been hied and recorded in the city Clerk
/ oface. stn Ross -
| All persons owning or claiming real estate ad-
joining or ebuttiDg on said proposed streets and
alleys, and feeling themselves agerieved by any
of said several ordera, may have redress by appli
cation to said Council within six weeks from the
| publication of this notice.
"A By order Of the Council.
NIT@# Am. MOGRIFF. Clark.
City Clerks oGacs. Feb. q, lses.
fsbe-6W - AF@ vss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
COLLECTORS SALE.
Collectors Sale of Real Estate for
the Costs and Expense of Alley
and Sidewalk 4mnrovem enfs.


MoTIoEsIs HEREBY GIveE.i that by Virtue
1v Of precept sissued by the Mayor Of the City
OF EvAnsyillss and to m, directed, Will sell n
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House
10 said city, on as1aH. taa
Wedne sday,a February Al, 1885.
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, the following lots OF ground
or parcels ef Real Estate, or SO much thereof, as
may bs necessary to pay the amounts charged AZ
assessed against said lots together with the costs
of sales and that said sais will bs continIed on
the next day thereafter namely Thursday, Feb
ruary 2z ., 1866, at 2 o'cltck. p. M, at the same
place, for the purpose Of selIing such property.
| a. may have been sold ON the day above men.
tioL ed ard mot paid for y p. faga rrr E reErEH
FOR ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS A =
Rastern En lar cement, Lot Blk Amt
W. q. Trafton, ow ner, Y...... .lV.5I ~
Aug, b1pper, lO...... To- ,S1 4z
Hens OF Mich. Cevi K, owner, AZ
FOB SIDEWALK IMPRovEMENTs.
Eastern Enl ars ement, - Let Bl'k Amt
May A. Hubbard, owner 81
Saeohne u Leight, owner,........6....24......T 81
Aelers owner ....-...l .'- 81
nary A. Hubbard, owner a.. 8 "A
y a lawrence .....- 8 A
W. Aeiteri owner, q II 7C
| LAmasGo. @tt4N fa#eAl-M HE~I9 4naa -af 4s4 81
Ailis walker owners, 80 q 45lz
" el4 80 ......... ..l0..... N So n
| JOHN sCHUBEkT. ColIacts- =
Eyansyille, Feb. q. 1866.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
the VERY LATEST
BTA HFAa
III L. LIE Or n a p H.
The Latest Foreign News.
Arrival of Steamer Pales-
- 3 3I1l{A2AH
= ----Af2 AN3
Speech of Emperor Napo-
oo, leon.
q la ear at a.fise111s fis {
-s14t.f e. sfth4s ails f1ia.
Withdrawal Of the French
s Troops from Mexico. 10 z
oiliq fi eaI sioel.sa baa alo siaa az sags
tsft eft 4ar5 h-s h5isn
Fenian Alarms in Canada.
Withdrawal of the French
Troops from Mexicoysgs .
U. 8. Supreme Court De-
9 cision. = 291sk' q.


BosroS, Feb. 6.-The Palestine, from
Liverpool % uIr., has arrived. There
was little doing in Liverpool on the 23d.
The cotton sales were 5000 bales.
Prices disposed to decline, but quota
tions were unchanged. -.--.--.....- ---
Consols closed dull at London on che
22d, at S65@S7 for money; S7s(G87+
for account; United States 20's opened
strong, at-an advance, but closed easier.
Money was easier. No political news
yet at hand
" The Emperor Napoleon, in his speech
on the I'D nit, said that arrangements
are being made to withdraw the French
troops from Mexico, and it is hoped this
will pacify the pc ople of the United
States, who were invited to Join in the
expedition, but declined, although such
expeditions are not opposed to their in
terests. u FL sE - 6sE
The remainder of the speech refers
to purely home questions. 30
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
Il. E. Shrader, Esq, General Freight
Agent e G. q r. r. Company, Ec
GnspfEEa. Ind - M q

DEAR SIR In reply to yours of this
date, and relating to certain statements
made in an article signed j. G Jones,
which appears IA to-day's issue of the
Evansville Journal L, permit us to assure
you that we are well aware that the de-
tention of cotton alluded to therein as
having occurred at this plscs some time
ago, was caused by the unusual heavy
accumulation of freight at points of
transfer On Eastern railways, who re-
fused to receive from rs until after they
had removed the blockade then existing,
and that as soon as Eastern lines noti-
fed Us of their ability to receive and for
ward freight the cotton was moved with
inatvesy few days, and reached its des
tination in such quick time as the Belle
foniaine Express, via Epanspille, alone
is able to make We take pleasure, in
stating, farthermofa, that our sbranch
house at New Albany was organized by
us from motives far different from those
attributed to- us by Mr.. Jones--oi
which you are aware By the PRONG pt
attention given to business moving East
via Evansville--the unusually quick
time made from here to points East--
the perfection of arrangements here and
all along the consolidated line East,
which we represent here--the prompt
ness With ,whiehaw are enabled to ad.
just reclamationss presented to us, We
are and have been able to successfully
compete with rival lines terminating or
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. -,
Respectfully yours, etc. ~ N -
am BRows, DUSKERsoS & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
WEDNESDAY. ............ FEBRUARY !

s&The officers Of the steamer Gen,
Anderson have our thanks for q copy of
the Mobile Advertiser and Register, of
Sunday last The paper came through
in three days, which is better time than
was made during the war
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
More Money-(lrder ON ces.

The Money 0fico of the Post
oa6ce Department has just established
NtyJire new Money,order Offices. Their
names are given for the information oi
our readers, Full lists Of all Money
order Offices now in operation, includ
ing these, may be. seen in the lobbies
of the Post Ofice.
This system is rapidly growing in
public favor, and when il is perfected by
some minor amendments to the law,
which will probably be made this win.
ter, it will furnish means of transmit
ting small sums of money that cannot
be surpassed for cheapness, convenience
and safety. LE
LIST OF NEW OFFICES. LRoiJ
Mobile, Alabama ;SLittle Rock, Ar
kansas; Los Angeles; Marysvilie, Ne.
yada City, Sacramento City, San Freu-
cisco, San Jose, Sonora, Stockton, Cali
forniaj Denver City, Mesntain City,
Colorado Territory; Savannah, Geor-
gia; Aledo. Carlyle, Monmouth, Weno-
ma Station, Illinois; Anderson, Indiana;
Upton, Iowa; Fort Scott, Kan. VIM
terpOrt, Me; Bay City, Manistes, Newsy.
go, Michigan Natchez, Mississippi; Col
umbia, Gallatin, Washington, Missouri !;
Virginia City, Nevada Bordentown,
FIemingten, Salem, New jersey Cor
ming, Rome, New York WILMINGTON,
North Carolina Bryan, Chagrin Falls,
Garrettsyille, Orrvilie, Ohio Portland,
Oregon i BsthIshem, Clesr6sld, Malch
Chunk, Titusville, Pennsylvania; Charles
ton, South Carolina Knoxville, Ten.
nsssee5; Salt Lake City. Utah Territory;
Peteraburgh, Richmond, Virginia; Beav-
er Dam, Chippewa Falls, Janessille,
Mineral Point Richland Centre, Water.
town, Wisconsin. I'D iapaliaT Bak Efd
There are now four hundred and sew
enty-four postofices in the Union doing
money-order business, and the number
will be increased from time to time as
the convenience of the public demands,
and the interests of the service warrant.
Full information in relation to the
system may be obtained at the Post
ounce. "A f8f HI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
chIeago Market

Ffis1sass sigsse ~ CHIeAGo, February s.
FLOUR ls unchanged sslfa $50 sael.f 4 !
WI Eat No. spring Is du l. at I 20s<taf pr
Ma. i. inactive and lower AT s2as6c
John ts unchanged At sdsze for NJ. 1. and s2a
,l.s1s 1ATs sTs tssstiys, at 2saas7z for Nc apd
RYEis quiet at 500 for No. y, aud 4sc for
Mo-.
BAGLEY dull and negL cited.
WHISKY Ia dali at 2 IL.
\ PkoYISs0Nsr- Mess pork was more active;
sates Of 1850 bbts tA26 25sa2T6O Clear PeTk
sold at Is 90. sweet p,cklsd hsm4 are more az
tive; sales at l59l571e from d esssd hogs, and
lI7ac for IA ly cured, from live hogs. Bulk sides
soiA 1t 1877, aud clear rides at l5lzs. loo e.
Green meats we're steady. at 121<c for1sides. and
lsZ9i6' Ir hams from live. \ d lie. frem dress-
sd hogt Green shou'ders sold At SIC. Lard 10
nrmsr; sales of 450 tea ct 161zC1l6s<a'T4~e+v
DRESSED HOGS lOGI G 6s ter. Sales at
10 76@ll -, closing at 10 S5@l0 % all ureu I'D .
Receipts. 1885; shipments l,6l2 sA4N
LIVE HOIs. Received, 2 5sli shipped, none
The market Ia dull aud Ice lover. salsa AZ 3 90
99 so.
CATTLE are dull. eales at OaMs 30
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
Paper sIsii burned

CHICAGO, Feb. 6-The St. Charles
Paper Mill, at St Charles, Illinois, the
largest establishment Of the kind in the
West, was burned on Sunday night
Loss $1,000 Insured for go, 900 isl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

CNcNSATI, Feb 5.-Riyer falling
with Il feet in the channel. Weathsr
cloudy. Their. 2S. A@',f =
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 6.-Rivsr 3 feet 4
inches by pier mark. Weather clear
and mild. -