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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19
G0nnerhaad ISLANDERS.

Abuse of our Generals and armies
on the part of the Copperheads has
not yet ceased. To have shouldered
a musket or welded sword in the
Union cause is to subject ones sell. to
the most villainous SANDER by this
classof traitors, They carefully watch
for every opportunity to spit out their
venom against the "boys in blue. "
Prominent in this malignant work are
the New York -Neus and the Cincin-
natl E'lQa6fe papers, whose chief
stock in trade is lying against the
Government and its friends and sol
diers. The Cincinnati Enquirer, in a
late issue, has the following infamous
TRADE against our Generals and sol
diers. 1t says ba0d s7ise,f i.5w
. Can we, in retrospect follow the track
of the Grants, the Sherrnans and the Sher-
idans across the fairest portion of this con-
tinent, and realize no sensations of shame
and disgust at what was achieved, and
the incidents that were inseparable from
the achievements? Why dissolve in tears
over the .nisfortunes of Valparaiso9 The
Inhabitants of that city were only turned
out. They were spared those last offenses
of degradation and pollution which were
inseparable from the occupancy of South
ern cities by our armies; and which, while
they We're Occurring, we regarded with in
diligence, If not with encouragement. Did
religion, IN its Northern manifestations,
protest against the robbery and pilIage, by
men and officers, OF the homes of South
ern nonrcombatants? Did holy chastity
battle its vailed face in indignant floods at
the thought of Southern wives and daugh-
ters ruthiessly vIolated?n ,srfaoe3 98i0
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FITZPATRICK. :. During J. the

I KILPATRIoK During the bonn
bardment of Valparaiso, the Ameri-
can Minister, Gen KIIPATRIeK, ON on
horseback, rode through the city, amid
the bursting shells from the Spanish
feet, and the yociferous cheers Of the
admiring Chilians, encouraging the
,iremen in theirefforts to subdue the
flames sDashing about on horseback
amid the g booming of cannon and
bursting of bombs, was an old story
with FITZPATRICK, however unusual
a sight it may have been to the ChiIans.
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Annex ton of Territory to the City
.sa9i1t s191gof Evansville. sdloIo
NrOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. ii

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
- the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, in pursuance of the provisions
of an Act of the General Assembly of the
state OF Indiana, approved March, 6, 1865.
entitled " An Act to amend the SEVENTH
first section of an Act entitled IAN Act
granting to the citizens of the town of
Evansville, in the county of Vanderburgh,
City Charter approved January q, lS47'
Act" will, on the 18th day of June, 1886.
present to the Board of County Commits.
sfoners of Vanderburgh County a'petition
praying for the anpexation to said city of
the foIlowing- territory and set
ung forth the reasons for such annexation.
VIZ: All that part of the southeast Quarter
OF Section 10, Township south, Range 10
west, In Nanderburgh County, bounded
and described as follows, VIZ: Beginning
at the northeast corner of the southeasf
quarter of said Section 10, and running
thence west along the half-mile line which
passes east and west through the middle
OF said section four hundred and TWENTY
one ana half (42l12) feet, more or less, to
the eastern line of Holzgrafe'S Enlarge
ment; thence south by the eastern line of
HoIzgra1e'S Enlargement one thousand I
tnree hundred and thirty-eight Il 1889 feet,
more or LESS, sto the middle of Adams
street; thence east along the middle of
ADAMS street four hundred and twenty
one and half (42l12) feet more or less, to
the east line of said Section 10; and thence
Dy SAID east line north one thousand three
hundred and thirty-eight Il 1888 feet to the
pace OF. beginning; said territory being
contiguous to the city of Evansville, and
not plated or laid OFF.
w. BAKER, Mayor
A. NJ. MCGRTFF, Clerk.
mayT7 tilljunel8
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

RKAVING ERECTED ONE OF THE
E1 most extensive works of this kind in
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices of one of the most experienced Ma
chine Oil men, I am now able to furnish this
cheap and gmoney-saving Oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever used.
Railroads, Steam boats, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Mills-in fact, all machines now
running-can, be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction
Orders of wholesale dealers filed on hbe-
raj terms. $50 -s-e.sS .,sgs
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge. aif = tsteff3.F fet fts' q ts
4 Coal Oil sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal Oil barrels
$500, PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
maY2 tf-lfflsl ~ a D. = -
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% THE Indianapolis Herald is indigI
nant because the Government threw
three million dollars Of surplus gold
on the market the other day, and
thereby brought some gold specula-
tors to grief 1t thinks the practice
decidedly bad, and shows a bad con-
dition Of things.
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ERRoR.-On our second page,

ERRoR.-=Onr our second page, in
speaking of the recent conventions of
nom Episcopal Methodists, in Cincin-
matt, the; types make US say aaeeo
Episcopal Methodists. nFhe mistake
is SO palpable that all must understand
it.
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WASHINGTON kilograms state that
Hon. FRANCIS SPINNER, U. S. Trea-
surer, has decided to resign that posi-
ton to accept, theopresidency, of 5aslnI
insurance company in New York. 49, s.
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LILLE DAILY JOURNAL, SATURDAY, \

If, as it is rumored, our friend Col.
ROSE has secured the post-ofice at
indianapolis, he has received pay in
advance for his efforts in getting up a
JOHNSON State Convention, and can
wellsafford to laugh at those who were
disposed to ridicule his attempts in
that line. The Colonel evidently I'M
derstood what he was about, and
made good thing out of it. Judge
KILGoRE is still standing with mouth
open, readyto catch the first morsel
that the President may toss to him.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE
Liberal Christian Worship.

Rev, JOHN H. HAYWOOD, Unitarian, of
Louisville, will lecture in Masonic Hall,
corner of Main and First streets, on Sum
day next, 10th inst. Subjects: In the MORN
ing, characteristics of, True Religion; ~
in the evening, The Special Work Of
Earnest Liberal Christians" Services at
the usual hours. The public are cordially
invited. $50 ~
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WELL CoNTEsTED.-There are nine
aspirants for the office of Mayor of
Newport, KY, on the Union side, and
probably as many on the Democratic.
The election takes place on the first
Monday in August. ssiie 10, 70 a4,av
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FOR RENT.

HNURNISHED ROOM A neatly fur
nished Bedroom, on Locust street, be-
tween First and Water, Inquire at this
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$25. a si5H go $35.
BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE.

" licensed under patents of Howe,
IL Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker,
and Singer Co.'S and the. only Cheap Ma
right to use the Wheeler & Wilson or four
motion Under Feed. We want Agents to
sell them. WI i'll pay $50 to $500 per mcnth,
or allow large commissions. will send
Machines, to be paid for when sold. For
circulars, terms, &c, nclose stamp ana adj
dress 3 ~ ID PAGE BROS, Gen'l Ag'ts,
AT either of our offices, Philadelphia, Pa.
Toledo, o., or st. Louis, Mo. ral s7tl
Sews with single or double thread.-tSci-
entific American. apr IL dim, w2m.
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Annexation of Territory to the City
of Evansville. D9i


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, in pursuance of the provisions
of an Act of fhe General Assembly of the
State OF Indiana, approved March 8, 1855,
entitled " An Act to amend the seventy
first section of an Act entitled An Act
granting to the citizens of the town of
Evansville, in the county or Vanderburgh,
a City Charter, approved January q, 1S47,
Act, +" will, on the 18th day or June, 1855,
present to the Board of County Commits
sioners of Vanderburgh County petition
praying for the annexation to said city of
the followIng-described territory, and set
ting forth the reasons for such annexation,
viz: All that part of the northwest quarter
of Section 70, Township south, Range 10
west, in Ve1derburgh County, described as
follows: Beginning at the corner of Out
Evans (the said point being also the north
west corner of the Northeast Enlargement
of the city of Evansville), and running
thence south by said Northeastern En-
largement six hundred and sixty $500 feet
to the middle of William street, extended
largement; thence west by the middle of
said William street, extended three hum
bred and thirty 1880 feet, to the eastern
boundary line of DiXon's Addition; thence
north by said Dixon'S Addition six hun-s
bred and sixty l660) feet to the north line of
said Outlet 5; and thence east by said
north line three hundred and thirty (33Ol
feet to the place sof beginning-being the
east half of said Outlet number s.. said
territory being contiguous to the city of
Evansville, and not plated or laid of.
> ATTEST: A. NJ. McGRIFF, CLERK.
may17 till juAel& 7EFe to
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Whole amt, relief & charity. S 2785 s. /!

The report of the Grand Treasurer,
t. 2. HAUGHEY, shows a larger ball
ance In the treasury than at any time
within the past ten years. biba9itIa his
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7 q o. F-Tbe Grand Lodge OF

I. o. O. F.-The Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows in session this week at
indianapolis, is said to be more largely
attended than any session during the
last seven years. The reports of the
Grand officers were presented on
Wednesday.
The report of THOMAS B. MCCARTY, ,
Grand Master, shows the Order in
the State to be ina condition of UNI
precedented prosperity. .asil
In regard to lotteries and gift enter
prises, Grand Master MCCARTY says:
Numerous inquiries have been made of
me as to the legality of Lodges, for their
own benefit, or individual members, for
the benefit of their Lodges, resorting to
Lotteries or Gift enterprises. The very en-
phatic disapproval of all such schemes by
this Grand Lodge, at the November ses-
sion, 1860, should have prevented any re-
course to a measure the legality and moral
ity of (which have been condemned by this
Grands Body. The condemnation of all
such schemes is In these words, which adj.
NIT of no controversy as to their meanings
and purport: srr,t.rstt = sssA '.'s
g That such schemes are imIa oral, CON
trary to the laws of the State, and of this
Order, and that the course pursued by the
Grand Master, in suppressing the sale of
tickets in this Jurisdiction, and warning
Lodges against encouraging such enter
prises, as expressed in his report, be heart
lily approved BY this Grand Lodge" / have
thought it proper thus to repeat our previ
Gus action on this subject, that Lodges and
members may be warned against the con-
sequences of a violation of this decisive ac-
,tion. I would recommend that no notice
whatever be taken of the receipt of any
packages of tickets by any officers of any
Lodge, as the most suitable course to be
pursued in this matter. -ig4
GRAND SECRETARY. bssfI,
Z. III. BARRY, Grand Secretary,
congratulates the 8 Lodge upon the
evidences of its advance and firm
hold in the State flows 70 81 via
The Secretary i pleased to recur to
1.-THE promptitude Of the officers of the
various lodges, and says: &, fass. ,ssi.
For the first time since my incumbenry,
there is not delinquent lodge to9report.
The reports for the last six months give
tho folIoxvfr1o exhihifs. - 20 s.
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REAL LACE MITTS

marl8 sm at HEAD & MONEYS.
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Total amount paid for re- -. 49, Z $50
lief and charity ;,-,,;r,,i-. "a S2O,20l n
Thirteen new Lodges have been in
stituted, and application isomade for.
two more, making an increase of fif-
/ teen within the half year s as s'.t 5.sa
A The Isreportt of Grand Treasurer.
HAU6HEY shows the fiscal condition of
the Grand Lodge to be very satisfac-
tory, and the report of the Trustees.
states that the proposed repairs on the.
Grand Lodge building have been
already commenced and will be pushed
rapidly t., completion 80 sr I'D va
THE ENCAMPMENT. - =
This is the nineteenth semioannual
conyocation of the Grand Encamp-
ment, and f. j. BLAIR, Grand Patri-i
arch, in his report, congratulates the
Camp upon the degree of prosperity
it has attained. e1oy 9ai u la
e. H. BARRY, Grand Scribe, in his
report, gives the following statistics,
which fully show The present prosper
Gus conditions of the Encalnpment
Al. II o.-kt4Lxi Clx41!a tfflf .s5slsffN
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY 8

CLEARED.
Steamship Louisiana r Thompson Liverpool National Steam
Nav
smhip Gsucus Boston Neptune Steamship Company
Steamship A.hisnd, Norton, Boston, W. L. Clyde.
Bark Wn Rahtone Gardner Liverpool Lawrence Giles Co.
Bark Rauoua lPru Block, Falmouth. Eng, via Philadelphia
Punch McucAo 4 Wendt
Henreh tPras Haase Antwerp via Baltimore, Punch
Mriuckc \ Weudt
Minua Bc Stunke Cork via Philadelphia C. Messing
Bark s. as Pa,a fa.(, -, Bordeaux w. J. Pate.
Bark Pearl Thomas out,ydeo and Buenos Ayfes j. NOT
ton. jr. - 81,
Big Americas Hond J. Maseiles, Jas henry
Brig Christina DAM, Nelson. Antwerp, itolmboe Co
Brig Lngira tBr Godey Bahia aud Pernamhueo Nc Arthur
Brig Eliza tBr) Morehou.r, Weymouth, y :, Edmon Bios
Brig Didso, fiumball. Neuvilss. +. Talbofs Co
big A. b. Patterson tBr Pike Lsuayrn aud Porto Cabso Dali
schr j. r. Williams Lyman, Wilmington. n L. McCready Co.
Schr Mary Clark Arnsburs Boston, w. 5. Brown d Co.
schr A. q. Ackcr, Hobbie, Stanford
Ami Roland. Hall Richm oud, Van Brunt Saght.
scar Harriet Brewster, Hawkins, Cispata, A. Abbott
schr Desiab, Gikry Msianzss. Walsh Carver.
sch. WiHdssrd, Libby, sssua, Walsh Carver.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

prrpor Elm Tia market for Crude opened frmer and
good inquiry prevailed oo bp were soa 1 nroes de-
ned ,ales OF 1900 pb!s at from 2G2te iof Presn,
ery osc for June and 2etc for July Tvs s ~
bill aboishing the tax on Crnae @ PssnSd IN bond IL
ceiling in moderate quantities at from l2G4oe. Tree w
duI Al from s5a62c % to quality. ,,
PEOvsI0NS-There has been iesT h sss On, irs,de fe
res the sales cash and regular, are ZOO Dds MESS 90 a.
$40 5od $50 Reef is firm and IN isif sSo New do
for Old Extra and s2oa ,24 for New do Iierce
Reel is du and nominal Beef Hams are larry achve sIa
6rm sales OF 100 bb at si2 for @ 1 S Ole for
@ sed sboplders sic for Bellies and lsc for packed
Hams Bacon is moderately actye taes OF ~ eon a.,
1c for G. c. and Sc n 9I r sales Of LOO pg at 900
2Oic for No. l. 2li 622c for City and Za9 ioi 'a
to prime Steam and Kettle RENDERED; THAN v,sa
fair business In Pork but at lower prces sales Oh 2Vo pu
At 500 5Oa 500 s Mess, closing quiet at ss 20 peer ~a
firm Bacon and Cut Meats quiet but wen sustained u
RICENo sales are repor,edi prices are steady o,,,
SEEDS-Cover Seed quiet but mn q, lVy. a,
o,jyo a, a. 0d 50 20 Calcutta Lnseed Is firm and IN ir
demand, sales OF 1000 bags at e. 65, gold.
sUGARSTbe demand Tor Raw sugds Is iai ana no 81 as
hbds alis for Cuba Refined are quiet az 1910 ior
Hards. .,,,or, %,
teral fange sales OF 2oco 10 OF l.c. for Western and
lllc. for city.
fNPs moderate request and STEADY sales o' s0S
English 20, 02lc. Plates are unchanged.
TOBACCO inactive and pricce except Tor good grades
nominal, sales OF iO4 bids. Kentucky at 6l0lsic
WHISKY-The market IL moderately active and tealy
saes Of 30 bbs, at u 26i ats "a Tor western
Receipts Of Produce.
CAL bbls Flour 435 bbls. Whisky. no bbls Corn
Meal ms sacks do 2s6 sacks Ocake 800 BUSH Corn 900
bush Oats ITO BUSH Barley e70 bush Seeds e pkgs Ashes
lOi bb Pork 1872 pkgs Cut Meats ' pkgs Lard '421 DD
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stssn;hp Veteran, s,nsrd Richmond hours viii ndss V
sss%.hp s:.ssd ov..nd Savannah h nst viii .d.. and
PSI sSp o sssisn A1 Roach u,.,O, De- and Gibraltar March
s rs' s pat D,y r ad' !, order, % .,A
=, II III 4. IS $: si:y s.s Il
s:s n S. Brown n,u.s. Day,
s1lg sl.is:pssss |sis%l ysh'sr. Bremen day.
sI SsIss p Bss 81 with ..
BAR Npo;' os, erov'''o Lssh0 60 days with marble .rd
Bark EudOrs Br Knish rquique via posus Feb TO- with nd
Cushing eci s.ocsoaj Rogers card.na. Il day,
Fenh Meincts wend Hs. had heavy aud NV winds sad
Bari w Anderson .of Bcck'por PIERCE csrdens' II days,
Bark Rambler lOf Pictodl Mckenzie Ssu,i,.s "a days. with
Margaret Lester Key West IL days with eotsu ae to Ben
richard rorsy Turner Savannah days. with ames' H.
Jane. Wood s Ne.Yors In day. big Alss
dys p Nevu' for NswYOrk and 'eh Adah for Boston 10
Big Eclipse tO Ki Peterson. Mayasue. p R., 10 days With
Bis asdee 1ef Jsca) ousrbridgs Old Hsbor jam a
shr Resale to Ns,sau Baraco /, days. and Hsrbo Island
scsr " VS. Hill. Thompson SIdeus day. with .psu C.
Loud Peacock Reagan MstsuIs' IL days. with m0s''e' 10
scsf Express. Robbins s., Marks days with cotton to E. D.
Hurlbut l. Co. -, -,
schr Franklin Bell Horsn Wilmington n C., day with naval
stores Thomas Holmes -, ~, ,-
schr Union of Hsrhngton Rich Cardenas ID days. VIII
sehr Jane Duree Huney Pensacola IT days with nabe'
schr VIM H. Cleae Brl Roberts Eenthefs days wL pine
apples &c. James Douglas Lea sch Mary and Susan fcI Nes
York in IL days.
Walter Raleigh Niekerson, Nswoeans IA days. W." NOES
schr Richard Hin Hu Tampa Bay April %, and Key "s'' u
days. with cedar timber to J. 4 l. Eager.
scar. T. W. Kimba, j,. Crockett, Rockland' limo.
schE Veranda, Ponds, Proyidenee
Schf. J. Walker, Overflow Providence
Schr Kate, Stevens, Providence.
schr. II. s. Barnes, Whimore, Providence
scbr. Adelia Kelly. Young, Providence. - n
Clara Jsne Parker Calais with lumber 70 simpson eepb
Schs White Rock Furnace, Southport for Albany.
Scbr Sabine Myers 10 days with lumber to - Snow
Schr. Onward Hadey. New-Bedford
schr. R. Burey, Phillips, Taunton. . =, =, M q
schr. Ruth s. Hodgeon, Babb, kocksrd Win nne WI" o.
Brown
schr Minnie Cobb, Ingrshsm, New.London.
SchT. D. X. Arey,-- Belfast, stavea
Spoken
Tropc Birdhip, May lat 81 lon 30 hence for ~ Thcpss
Formics-bsrk Sorw March 49, s % a. Ion ~ H. from "a
for Amoor taveou
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Steamship Hsunsn Livingston Baker Savannah 81 bour, with
mdss. and paIs. to Livingston. For Il Co.
Steamship Palmyra tBr Watson Liverpool April 2s neenstown
2eh with ndse and TO r. canad Aphl 90 lat Is o. on
Steamship sagossa Crowe Charleston SO hours with mdse and
pass Arthur ey Had light winds and Collins during the psssse
on Cspe Lockort srh A Ames from Wilmington for
M
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STATE OF NKw.ioRK. BANK DEPAarnxSr
Dipi0en0 Notices.

NEW York NEw HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY.
CoRSER FOURTH TwSSr SEVENTH ST.,
TREAsvRKRs OWES, May s, 1866
4 DIVIDEND of FIVE DOLLARS per SHAKE
~ free from Government taxi has this dsy been declared on the
Capital Stock Of the Company payable at this Once and ef
Friday the inst Stockholders the closing
May Books will the
18th inst. w. bEMENT, ITeasurer
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FATALLY INyURED.--On Monday evening Thomas
Conroy while riding uptown the top Of broadway stage
fell of seriously injured that he died Tuesday
morning at his residence Mcgee West Twenty .iys,st
coroner nc lied to hosl i..gest.
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DisasHP.

Walter Raleigh reports that the ID inst lat II ION ~
90 picked up Capt Hill and crew. in number Of bark wn,srop
from Ceufuegos Portland which had short time
Capt, Ill., othe Winthrop repo Sailed from Cispfuegos April "a
for Portland cargo OF moses; had modests weather nrtD
strong gale nom NV 70 sW,
csung leak bsdy and on the Sd lat 30 " lon % g
all hands taxing 20 the boas Two hours
they picked by Capt Sicserson Of sch Walter who
brought them to this port The Winthrop hsiea nom oeIneoa W.
measurement old aud was owned By Csgt
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Rises+:iy sun Sets O4 Moon Rises
Sandy Hook .3;05 Gov island. Hell Gse......3s7
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Cloths
More doing The decline during The week on some styles
sales 600 pieces 56Kt0 e.c 1900 do 3oxt0 95e 2VV
do e.c; 5000 do 6Cx64 lies 5000 do tS.5 dotc
1000 de- 64x64, l!c 1000 do 64xts, llei lf5Oo 40
64X64 loic. Total, 5l,50O pieces.
At the annual election of the NewYork Produce Ex-
change Co. the following officers elected fol The en-
suing year:
For Trusso-Francis NJ. French VIM. II. Newman Ed
ward Cromwell Stephen w Carey. Stephen d. Harrison Geo
D. Cragin j. s Williams r. J. Randolph p. G. Bogert -
For Inspectors Of Ekefie7Edward NJ Banks, William T.
Barnes, Gilbert Oakley
The following are the specie movements at New-York
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The business Of tho SubTreasury was Receipts, ~,
100000 sl-for Customs, $3lS,OOO Payments, 1885,
81 10; Balance soll764Oe rs; Gold Notes $3.50 COO
In Freghts the engagements to Liverpool are 30 hhds
talow at IOs and per steamer 200 bbls shoe pegs, at
Is Cd; to London per steamer 500 bales hops at 3D.,
and 1000 BUSH corn, at Sd to Glasgow, per steamer,
100 boxes bacon at 2Os to Antwerp 100 hhds tobacco
at $685. to Bremen per steamer 200 bales cotton at e
and 400 bags coffee, at 35s.
The following statement Of coal transported on the
Delaware aud Hudson Canal for the week ending
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME Characterization l-Oycr ano
Tcrniner-No Circuit CilendarpARr lL-Nos 24tl. 1880
62I 26i sss 1860 go i72 4J 1881 3i 3s4 3eo lo4
iO52 1910 lOeO Ili2 PART IILNos 1859 1859 1903 49,
4l7 ssl G7 Ass 637 e2 462 %64 l0 Cell, i03 49, 80.
1925 sOg, mi
SPECIAL THRM.-- Demmrrers.- 90 2i.-lssues
OF law aud faeINos l go lo2 los lO5 100 To 10 ine'u
sne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

NEW and CHEAP MEANS to PROCURE
N PETROLEUM-Thoe interested in ehespenng the process
obtaining Petroleum will bud II to their call
BONNET DAKlNs No i1a Maidenane yno have afforded Dr.
OTTO KOTTON the inventor OF the 61 opportunity
exhibiting hls models work THURSDAY aud FRIDAY next
depth Of three stories the other three showing the
IA which Petroleum be obtained from nearly all cavities
OF in.erslices In the eaIh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
Spoken.

Tropic Brdbip Nav g. lat 81 70 hence for 50 Thonss
Fomics-bsrk Corw March 49, lss % a, on ~ H. from
mouth for Amoor, 81 days out.