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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

VA .gTE GKOCNFw rqHK, QctQDerf.H
There Is perceptably some decline in the
Dry Goods market to-day lobbcrs seeing
the tendency OF the market here, wisely
faced the barrier to trade TO some extent,
who really wanleds goods, they conceded
the demand which, tie practical decline
incoton has made at the Exchange to,
day. Jpbbera prices werei Brown Sheet
lnga, Pacific "A, gi1so; Tacoma b., 2lHo;
Blenched Sheatings, tip-top, 22lSc; Redr
bank, 29c, Prints, nunnel, l01sc; WRuKey
gan, lsisoi Empire, 1890. Ginghains, Lam
easter, 27l1c; Hartford, 22Ic. Cnmbrics,
Washington, lAhe, Portland lie. .ga,'
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A New FEATURE IN THE MANU-
FEATURING Arrive have employed
an Eastern workman, who thorough y
understands all straw work, bleach
ing, altering and pressing, Also, silk
and felt hats, and altering, cleaning,
and repairing furs of every desorip-
ton, Any work of the above de
scription entrusted to us, hereafter,
will be done at short notice, and will
warrant satisfaction.
SoHAPKEn, BussINa K Co,
Sept. IL, If.
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MARH1ET RErORTs.
H0gs lad DelrOlt.

The Detroit F9st OF Saturday Says
30 one expects that prices Of pork the
coming season will come up 20 those which
ruled last winter. owing mainly 70 "A
short crop OF hogs, the market was too
high in proportion 10 other commodities
Our las1Egack was nearly all absDfbed az
home, SAT- 4hee coming setistii We shall
have 80 depend upon kufope. ~ absorb the
surplus, II Is estimated that Ohio, Ind
ana, ILLINOIS ana Michigan viii in Lhe ag5,
gi4ig ala show an inereaseih tnssHain Der of
hogs OF 40 per cent, oyer last year, The
European market will, ctheref0re be Of
e0fisidei able interest 10 oaF 9afIners ana
pork pack AZ present ftie LlVefpo0l
mai'ket lsin position that would not iuse
tify the payment la our market OF ~ W
per 100 pauiHiEt MataiiarS afe a. present
paying sil O09t2 80 for dressed ilogs. ey
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK. October O.

,QFi NEW YORK, October y.
+. CorroN-Dpll at s7@Sse for Middling Up
FI.ouR-I.e ss active aud rs a 25c lower;
OK 3gl0 70 for Extra State, ~ pO4li 20 for
common TO good shipping brands Extra
Round Hoop Ohio, and Sl2 O0gla 10 for
trade brands, closing heavy. ftit va
WHISKY steady Ole in bond, and 800
bbls. old, IN bond, ~ 400.
WHEAT Very dull and 3(gbc lower new
amber Michigan about 2Nae Lower, f,,.
Hft-Daii and droopingi new Green hay
HARLEY- Heavy, and as5e lowert 81 40
for Canada West. and 81 IS for State. =
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
nEEF-Quieti sls Goals 90 for new p ain
Mess and NlB 0O6s28 90 for new extra Mess
BEIaF HAMs-N ominai.
lpnF9shp Hoes-Qqiet and lower l219@
BA6oH-rQuiet aud heavy; l59s@l654e for
Cur MKATs-H Heavy if4ml4a4e for Shout
ders, ana l7l4@l9l4e for Hams. aA .t
LARD-h'irmer; lT4@l9i4c. -rpitl
BtrrTRR-Dnlif 20 10 $40 for Ohio, IS "a SIC
for state, and 5o@b5e for Orange County, in
pails, .rt.4t
CoRN-Reeefpts OF I4O,7Id bushels; mar
ket lc lower with fair deinand, and clos
ing rather more steady, sales OF ldd, 900
bushels ~ e2e for Interior; pae for shipping
mixed Western, ahoat, aud sigV6e for
OARS Receipts OF 1856 bushels; market
heavy, and l@2c lower for unsound and
80, 900 bushels at b2gb7e for Ohio; b59b9o for
Milwaukee, and GiJ62c for state.
GoFFEE-Dull,
suaAR-steadyi lOlS@l2e for Cuba l2lsC9
lae for Porto Rico, l0t4gl8e for Havana.
MoLAasEs-Duli.
PErRoLEuM-24Iae for crude, and 42ga3c
for refined In bond,
PoRR-opened heavy, but closed firmer;
Slf2 9OM3a 10 Tor sew Mess, closing at SHi ~
for cash s3lQgal - for old do. and SO 75@9O
for prime; also, $500 bbls new Mess al 49,
75@sa2 90, sellers option, for October; sS2 ~,
sellers 10 days, and sal Doll 70, seller. No
vember.
Mus ~ EASY, with an abundant supply
| at 4M5c for call loans. ss -
SfERLIHa-Rather more active at 1907
| @lu7A. tia
.aoVERSMENr arocKs Without material
| change. s4.tf ttA.
FREIanrs no LlvERPooL--Quiet.
SpoCKar-steady but quiet; Toledo l22l4
| Rock Island 1915 Toledo, Wabash q WeA-
| tern ibl9 Fort Wayne I09la; New York
| Central Ii6is Erie S8ls Reading 1865; llli-
noia Central script l2714 i0-A0 coupons la1S.
The Posts money article says there II no
| change In the Loan market Discount
| rates bot per cent. Stocks strong Gov
| ernments nnnn, without much change,
railroad shesea~ advancing, except Erie,
| which speculative causes have depressed
~ low as sisa; Michigan southern, Fort
strongest on the list; after the Board, New
| York Central WIS quoted at ll5, Erie sSe s,
/ Michigan Southern sos, fliinois Central
1 1924, Northwestern AIS, do. preferred 74i4
| Rock Island 1919, Foreign Exchange dull
| Bllls Rt. sixty days on Londpn an0tad ~
| lO5 a f06 for commercial, 1857 "a l07lt for
bankers, do, al short sight l07IS@lOs1s.
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aeg- We direct the attention Of our
readers TO the advertisement in our
want column of the sale Of the one
half interest IN permanent and well
paying manufacturing business Any
one having a few hundred dollars will
find it to their interest TO make i'm
mediate application. oetl0 1t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

FOR HENT-The centre store of the
three we are now building on First
Street between Sycamore and Vine !;
70 by 40 feet; four stories high. Pos
session given November /, 1866, or
before. TO a good tenant, il will be
rented low, if applied for imme-
diately, y, Il, GILBERT IL Co,
oe4 dlw~@aaAa.A a. SyeaIaaRa Street,
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Notice.

EVANSVILLE, Sept. %, 1866.
The office of the Superintendent of
Public Schools, lover the Post Office,
will be open from 8 to . o'clock, A. NJ,
each day, except Saturday, Persons
having business with the Superinten-
dent, are requested to call at the time
and place above named.
CHAs. IL. BuTTERFfRLD,
DIV . Superintendent.
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ApDlrIoNAL nIvEM NEws.

THE only additional arrival last night
was the Morning star, full Of freight and
people. Among the latter were some nifty
ministers of the old School Presbyterian
Church, on route TO attend the meettng OF
the Presbytery at Henderson. The Star
was sent out Monday night for this espe-
cial mission. She returned 10 Louisville
about II o'clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

SELLING AT Cosr Having received
from the house of Deylin * Co, New
York, a new style Of Oyereoats, Dress
Suits, Business Suits. Boys Clothing,
and a splendid assortment Of Shirts
aud Drawers,
john MoMANAMAR,
oct9- lwd No 1, First Street,
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Notice to Contractors.

OCTOBER lar, 1876,
YVVHE COMMON COUNCI. OF THE
- city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the Goth day OF October,
lhud, for grading, gfaVeiing, ana paving
the alley situated In Block No. q, In the
Eastern Enlargement, and extending from
Third Ia Fourth street.
by order of the Council.
A. NJ, MCGRIFF Clerk
city Clerk 5 Ofiioe. October Sth is6d.
ocS dtd Union copy /
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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT MOON PuRiUER.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and arsapa

DR.. Easterly's Iodine and arsapas
rilla. ''i ''"<
THIS GELEnnAIED MEDiGIAE
Sore T5 gsl Saiins 81 hg pRf aads %hiie
swellings, Piles, Rolls, G0itre, HheuHlat-
ism, plPpsg., aEaAel LIVER G99im PC
did an Chronic Diseases.
M E.4ST'ERL ~ IODINE md BAR-
81 PARILLA is compound OF the FLUID
9 eio% Dk sraSs FRr afll&
Pine, and several other valuable Roots,
with the Iodine and iodide OF Potassium,
e sise e2sanlfsa a aste q ESa
EFFICAcIous known TO man, for the cure
of those diseases arising from an impure
state of, the BLOOD, and all Diseases where
a TONIC ana ALTERNATIVE medIGtne " lndl-
Gated,
M E.4STERLPi6 IODINE AND Gs4Rr
SAFAhILLA searches out the very germ
on roots Of diseases by purifying the blood,
and CORRECTING the secfetions Of the Liver,
and by thoroughly ren0vating the whole
ssyst9pl, mem All lmpnfltlsss giving ti,1w
iifedhd activity 20 ali the 2aI4ous infgAns
of the body, IL purfies the blood and re,
moves all pimpies aud bi0tehes, and
makes the skin pure, white and clear
DTa8flasterly's Iodine and sarsapaTilla
Will GpTe SGrofula, Old Sores, letter, ring
worm, salt Hheuta, sedld-tiead, 'Fimpias
A. Amy fisRsllilaaalis asaes' ioaa MES,
MiASbutA cEfhlIiicst anu al uAsGttSSs hilts
Erupti0ns on Iha skin bat for the cure of
sores and skin Diseases OF every kind, We
recommend L..l ~
s'',23ISTBLEP'8S.4LT IfHEt'Af 4yNf 4h19
11IS OIA1MARTi 70 be applied "a
the sores or parts effected, The Iodine
aag sa[zegaEEilla Rpg .Is =, ", hle2a
heals the sores and kills the, disease, and
thus a speedy and PERMANENT cure Is effect
ed. Both are recommended "a, be used for
these complaints, '''
SJ1fIe11IIN19 no BE I9E1IlEAfR Erred
Every person afflicted with a disease
should know tlfab Dr. hasterly's Iodine
aud Sarsaparilla is D times stronger cheaper
and halter than any qtheE Sara parilla or
blbod-purifying Medicine now offered 20
the public. OF Ha money Will be taken for
IL. Therefore, ask for Or, Eastefiy's iodine
and AaFsaparilia, and take nothing else,
Price THE Iodine ana sarsaparfiia, VI 30
per bottle. s.,.,,s- t}rI 81 NlNks T.
PTiee-GFidley's Salt Rheum and letter
.Faepailad and sold by Dr.. n EasteEly a
Co., No. 10 North Fifth street, 50, Louis,
Mo. sold at their branch Family Media
cine Store, No. 10 Madison street, Chicago,
Iliinois, sf tf r
For sale by all druggists.
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Notice to Contractors.

srr OCTOBER lsT 1865.
EEvME COMMON CORNELL OF THE
- city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the Goth day OF October
1868, for grading, graveling, and paving
the alley situated between Second and
Third streets, and extending from Gum TO
cowan Street.
by order of the Council
A, NJ. MctiRiFF, Clerk.
city Clerks ONCE, October eth, 1896.
oss dtd 1ch tHo1 3fsug Union eopy.l
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sIosT .-~gome where on Main Street,
a bunch Of KEYS. Tie finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving them at
this office.
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OYs4l R ,sAlooa ron abAplgs AND
CENT? aMEN.-H. Hermann4 II In re-
ceipt dhly of freshsaysters, which are
served DIP ia the best Of style, at his
Oyster tSalaens which. will be open
day and evening for the aeeolnmoda-
ton of all, Can at No 40 Main
Street. ~ Qet9Ed2w.
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mIRAM NELSON.


- - - = = =. ~ H@AI@Ni~s
Has permanently located his Auction
Room at .fff
No. IS MAIN STREET, =.
Opposite the Washington Housed,
he will attend TO all kinds of Auction bus
ness; 10 the selling iot Merchandise, Mag.
ops, Carriages, Horses. and Real Estate,
Auction Days-lrUEsD DAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY of each week Cash advances
ON consignmegts, Refers 20 all the elli.
zens OF Evansville who know him. Will
give his whole time to his business. aplS
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G0TFoa Dull, and prices nOipinal at B
@s7e for middliug though hardly any Of
ering; the STOCK Hete being held out ~ the
market. ttH ?"
GoLD-C Closed al 1851, .. 4e.4. -..l &.
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MERCHANT TAILORING. - Semitic
men wikhing garments made 10 order
can find the fnestaahd best selected
stock Of piece goods at ~ Main Street,
next to the iWaahington n dtels Prof
Mott will satisfy all who givq him Il
call. SE y To [septa9 tt,
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A Constructive CURED. Iaa
TAR. ~, LANES. q retired Physician Of
- great eminence, discovered, while Ia
the East indies, n certain cure for Con-
SUMPTION Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
and General Debility. The remedy was
discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter. was given up to die. His child
was cured, Nd ~ now alive and well. De-
sirous OF benefitting his fellow-mortals. he
Will send 10 those who wish IL the recipe,
containing full directions for making and
successfully using this remedy, free OF
charge, on receipt OF their names, with
two stamps to pay expenses. There Is not
does not at once take hold OF and dissipatA.
Night sweats, peeVishness irritation OF the
nerves, failure ofimemory, dlfncuit eNpec-
toration, sharp pains in the lungs, sore
throat, chilly SENSATIONS, nausea ~ the
stomach inactiOn OF the0bowels wnsting
away of the muscles. Afrir. .Lf u1
ne The writer will please state the name
of tile pa per theysee tbis ndvertisementin
Address 49,. CRADDOCK a. C0,,fqft
p 1852 Race street. Philadelphia, Pa.
sept0 d3In Au' '''
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JOURNAL COMPANY Il

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BOYS CtonnrNd. The largest as
sortme4t of Boys Clothing ever
brought toihis cry MT "a Main st,
Sep2a-tf 81 n SAITH a Co.
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Having expended a large amount Of
money In renting the Book and Job De
partments of this office, the proprietors
feel satisfied that they are now able 10
compete, successfully, with any like estab-
lishment in this section of the country,
and ara prepared 10 offer such induces
ments 10 the public as they have not hith-
erto enjoyed. {,ai l3k W
We are prepared to print, in the baat
style, buns 4G Hnf
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NEW PRESSES!

.boqqoro b4a 59ullq boa. o9IH
Gmoiegs io imq smgdi 8IHiseq bag
p59T 9hH flor 3aJ aa.icioq Oh
siif 8.Ha HHa % IW4 % s5imyl
fHaTim q $3.50 iHafs 40 sob 2,
bsmIaf tnt lslGl dt Z da.6U sBomR
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18
NEWS OF THE DAY..
GIGANTIC ROBBERY,

af.
Boston, Jan. THE safe Of the Adams
Express Company was opened last night on
the train between New York and New Haven
and robbed Of a large sum Of, money. We
have no particulars. So
New Haven, Conn, Jan. The value OF
the amount stolen from the iron car Of the
Adams Express Company on the Boston mail
train Saturday night, was, as near as it can
be ascertained at present, about ,S500,0O0.-
The car was probably entered while at the
depotin New York, The thieves pried of
the lock on one door Of the car; also the locks
to two Of the Adams Express Cos safes
Eighty thousand dollars in greenbaeks and
$50. 600 in Government notes were. left by the
thieves on the floor Of the car. They got oa
with their plumber at Cob Bridge, Officials
of the Company are here investigating mat
ters. The robbery was not discovered unit
the arrival of the train at this city
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18

rcs. Gov. Rrownlow closed an address to
the pupils of colored schools recently assem-
blcd at Nashville, Tenn, as follows: ,'
but allow me, through friendship TO ad-
wise YOU, nv colored friends, for your good,
both Young and old Avail yourselves OF all
occasions to learn to read the word Of God,
and then study it close and practice its holy
precepts In all your intercourse in life, be
mild and prudent. and give no oilense to
your former owners by either words or deeds.
To YOU who are teachers, white teachers from
the North, male and female, be prudent, and
give no unnccf ssary oiense to even rebels,
for they already hate you with a perfect ha-
tred And if Gen Thomas were to withdraw
his bayenets from this city, this colored
school could not exist one week; nay, more,
If the Federal baynnets were all withdrawn
from this State, rebel mob would drive me
and this Legislature out of Nashville in one
week. Our civil and military functonaries,
and secret agents, may make their flying
visits through the South, and return and re.
port the South all right, all reconstructed and
all accepting the results of the war; Those
of you who are green enough to believe it,
may 40 bO, put paruon me ioT saying tHat
don't believe. one word Of it. This South is
still rehellious, and the people of this city and
State, to great extent, are displeased with
what you are doing now. Why, if the Savior
of men were to descend from the clouds, with
the shoulder straps Of Lieutenant General
and bring with him as military staff the old
Apostles, they could not please these recon
structed rebels and galvanized Union men
provided they held the principles we have al
announced here to-day"
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wv ] ~ '-T ~ |-TT'
Ohio Legislature.
SENATE.
Saturday, Jan. 6, 1866.

,'y-,a +0J. . Saturday, Jan. 6, 1866
g ~5"ai 'a BILLS INTRODUCED. q 4.a 'taaa
BY Mr.. Linn: 10 amend sections one, two
and three of the act entitled an act to provide
for the proof, acknowledgment and recording
of deeds, Sc ."rt rrG l2.i! g1o ,rft iJ
By Mr.. Critchfeld: To prevent kidnapping
in this State, and to repeal the act ITO pre-
vent Illegal arrests in this State, passed April
20, 1868 !gs.. hsi alglaml 5000 r4eIl
BY Mr.. Knowles A bill 10 establish q Pro
bate code. The rules were suspended and
the bill read twice, and referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee without printing. .an-e',
7's tsaa HOUSE '6H. H i"',"s1
Mr. Stantons Bill, To provide for the re-
vision and consolidation of the Statues of
Ohio was read the second time, and referred
to the Judiciary Committee ''' '5",
NEW BILLS
BY Mr.. Thcrnhill: To repeal section four
Of an act to organize and discipline the mill
tia of Ohio, aud to repeal an act therein
named passed March Dist, 1864.
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Hitchcock offered for adoption resolu-
tons, which were laid upon the table and Or
ueTeu W ~ pilHteu, iooNihS " tuc cuactHlent
of y law by Congress, to prevent the swndle
lin discharge papers of soldiers that is at
tempted by certain parties
SENATE a-.....-
Monday, January 8, lS66.-Prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Marshall Journal read and ap-
proved. h r4
Mr.. Burt gave notice of bill to repeal the
acts whereby the members of the National
Guards are exempt frorh labor on the roads
Mr. Tibbals gave notice Of bill to amend
the act entitled an act to provide for the
equalization of the assessment of the property
Of railroads, passed April II, 1865.
Mr. Bradbury: A bill to repeal part of the
| 7th section Of act to amend and supplement.
,tary to an act to organize and discipline. the
militia Of Ohio, and to repeal an act therein
named, passed April l2, 1865, u, .,., ,g.,,
+ Mr. Sadler: A bill TO amend Sec. one Of
Ethe, act fixing the compensation Of members
Of the General Assembly. passed May, i, 1862
(FixeB compensation at S5 per day for the
first so days Of a session, and So per day
thereafter, and Sc for every 20 miles travel Ia
! and from the capitol t' ''' ~ s"''' :
| Mr.. Harris: A bill to amend Sec cf act
of March 2S, 1864, authorizing county com
missioners, &C., to levy a tax for the payment
of bounties to volunteers, and to refund sub
scriptons made for that purpose. isq .
tff d' HOUSE - WhAfT
! Mr. Hitchcock introduced d bill, which was
read the FIRST time fixing the compensation
ofthe members and officers of the Genera
Assembly. IT fixes $500 per annum as the
salary of members. r., g al'la 3
/ Mr.. Clark offered resolution, which wa,
adopted, instructing the Military Committee
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18

- .A"5 5"' NOTICE. 81 IN
DHILLIP Dhvis, in the state Of Illinois, is no
L tilted that Benjamin James, did, on the 18th
day Of ofJanuary, A. D. 1865, in the court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Meigs
in the state of Ohio, file his petition and affidavit
for ' an !lordor 2 of attachment, against
the said Phillip Davis for 500 with in
forest from April 10th, 1864, for so much money
lent and advanced to the said Davis by the said
j James. The said Phillip Davis is notified to ap-
pear and answer said petition at the next term
Of said Court, to be holden on the 2Sth day of
February A. D. 1866. BENJAMIN JAMES.
[3-6tl By ,BuRNAP & srANBURr his Attorney.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18

Ba- The cruel order Of the usurping EN-
peror of Mexico, condemning to instant death,
the brave natives Of that country who are cap,
tured battling for their land, is commanding
great deal Of attention by both our Govern
ment and that of foreign nations, and should
slso invite the interpostion of every christian
people in behalf of a brave and downtroden
people. In this connection see news of the
day
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18

me- The annual aale Of pews in Henry
Ward Beecher's church took place on the 9th
inst, some of which brought as high as AOo
per annum, the rent being $l20. Query does
not the adoption of this system work the ex-
clusion ofthe poor man, and even those in
moderate circumstances from the church Of
Mr.. B2 We believe snch mus. be the, case,
aud their exclusion as perfect as though the
Devil kept guard at the door with his long
tail and cloven foot belching forth fire and
birthstone. We believe it would be far more
honorable to Mr. Beecher and his people, II
the si..ings in his celebrated church were
FREQ