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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-08
DRS. HAAS & COOKE,
a~sSls
Surgeon Dentists.
looms over First National Bank,
Corner Main and First Streets,
Evansville, Ind.

TyEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
G the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profess
sional services or mott to visit their rooms
and see thevarious styles of work manu-
featured.
Improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will subserve
the interests of their patients is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
They have several AnRstfietics for allie
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
States are made by us. Irregularities of
Childrens Teeth successfully corrected.
Those having Decayed Teeth should
either nave them extracted or filled (the
latter If poSsfblel. The health of the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand It.
Neuralgia Affections treated; also Cleft
Palate. aprl8
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And With other pusses it win be

bet. And with other pusses it will be
Mar. a
[ was into Mr.. Delmonico's eatin'
house, the other night, and / saw my
fren Mr.. Terrence McFadden, who is
a elekent and enterprisin' deputy
Center. He was sittin at table, eat
in canvass back duck. Poultry of
that kind, as you know, is rather high
just now. | think about FIVE dollars
per Poult. And . bottle of green
seal stood before him.
How are you, Mr.. McFadden?
I said
"Oh, Mr.. Ward am miserable
miserablel The wrongs we Irishmen
suffer-! Oh, Ireland VIII troo
history of your sufferins ever be writ
ten? Must we be forever ground I'M
der by the iron heel of despotic
Briton but, Mr.. Ward, won't you
eat suthin?" ~
well" l said, If there's another
canvas back and spare bottle of that
green-seal in the house, | wouldn't
mind jinin you in bein ground under
By Britain s iron heel"
Green turtle soup, first?'' he said.
Well, yes. IF [ had to share the
wrongs of Ireland with. you, / don t
care if I hay bowl of soup. Put
bean into it, / sed'to the waiter. " 1t
will mind me of my childhood days,
when we had EN- baked in conjunction
with pork every Sunday mornin, and
then all went up TO the village church
and had refreshing nap in the family
pew" H $3.50 iis
Mr.. McFadden, who was sufferin' so
thurly for ireland, was of the Ma
hong wing. I've no doubt that some
eqally patriotic member of the Robrts
wing was sugerin' in the same way
over to Mason Dory eatin' house.
They say, Teller citizens, soon you
| will see Blow struck for Irish lib
erty! We hain't seen nothin' bat a
Blow, so far--it's bin all blow, and
the blowers In New York won't git
ont of Bellusses as long as our Irish
frens in the rooral DISTRICTS send EN-
money.
Let the Green float above the red,
if tina II make it feel any better, and
| don't you be the Green Don't never
go into anything till you know where
abouts you're goin' to.
This is a very good country here
where you are. You Irish hav' en-
joyed our boons, held your share Of
our offices, and you certainly hay' done
your share of our votin'. Then why
this hullabaloo about freein' Ireland
You do your frens In Ireland CRATE
injoory. too; because they b 'lieye
you're comm sure enuff, and they fly
off the handle and git into Jail. My
Irish frens, ponder these thingsla lit
tie Famine 'em closely, and above
/ all find out where the pusses go to.
/ sotsdown. Their wasano applaws,
but they listened TO me kindly. They
4 know'd [ was honest, however wrong
/ might be: and they know'd, too,
that there was no people on arth whose
generosity and gallantry had a higher
respeck for than the Irish, except
when they fly off the handle. So my
I feller citizens let me loot my horn.
Sententious epitaph in a Scooben
! Miss cemetery: Tho rotten, not
Z forgotteh. u 10
Il should think these omnibus
wheels would be fatigued, after run
ming all day." observed John. Wall
Eyes, replied Tommy, taking a squint
at them, they appear to be tired"
Please, SIR said little girl who
was sweeping crossing for living
you have given me bad penny.
" Never mind, little girl, you may keel
1T for your honesty. ...
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-08

Buys u. 8. Certificates, Bonds, aud other
Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Do
nestle Paper; and, for the accommodation
of Mechanics and others, who have invest
ed their savings in the popular Govern
ment Loans, it offers to receive packages of
u. 6. Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and
other Securities, on Special Deposit. free of
charge, affordtng small holders the oppOr-
tunity to avoid the insecurity and risk of
retaining them In their own possession.
fo1Aff.
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u and Glycsrine Soap, in bars. for sale at
So Main street. aM
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The Insul ance Commissioner to
the Legislature:

The Etna Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
one OF the most successful Fire Insurance Com
panies of this or any other country
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-08

Sententious epitaph in a Scooben
Miss. cemetery: Tho rotten, not,
forgotte1. AW @ ~
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Having commenced business at its office,
corner OF. MAIN AND FIRST STREETS,
offers its services to the citizens of Evans
Vile and its vicinity. being prepared 10
carry ona legitimate jI s3aHi
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LUCK q PICQUET,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glassware, Dye
Stuffs Patent Medicines, Perfumery and
m u-6m
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7-3O TREASURY NOTES. GOLD AND SILVER,
- BANK NOTES, EXCHANGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

"a b ua.s.r Hav, had suss,saea Of norshsry sai -
'i a: s: 7.s: :; s:: "A s. s' H.s Pan. a...
WITH fu6Ses = % Z & Ansincl 60; -. ,sn.
cs% s VIZ: - FSssspSis Jan 10 Is Ion rs 'as
... s 3 Sl. Port Il: s s..s s *.
''isa III ySss sS. 1..na. zn.
Sss s1y @ s
.1 Brig asS ssSssnS To%s Grand ru,t II y
..s e .a e H: sssH a.S
sails The bark Bawlow SD the day grevou, fcr New Ior
WITH so aSss . %sss 90
bottom up painted white with green bottom. about 70 fs
gss Fanny Eouiss swain Mobile q days WITH eo..s ,;
and rosn TO MASTER Has had very hea'y ~ea'hsf' sp"
Cobb. Duncan, Port Royal. % days. cotton. y
s1s Iisl. s.%.Oa Goodwin w1mnsSp :. a. ~,
Brig Rosmsr orabtrss Norfolk, II days. with WOOD -
Co. su &C. d P, r eos.s s,y .A e
Maria New York Jan Lat Soia Ion % %. spoke big
G ssSr josspSns small of xinoa y, steven. s...
q days, with hemu and skins 70 Leeycran 60 HAD vs9
Ais Tssss s Eei.
s. p e
Henry Mdason of f ssS NAY. y,sss*
her lost boat baiwafLs ost and split ss: snS -
esS W.: SsS 8
and imes 70 Wssssls Had heavy weather; lost maaa
sohr Howard. Higgins Galveston. % days. with -
'' sch 70 Eoss fsssocs Reagan Mobs n days With os
soro-Asr Hosns . days. With s''''.
81; Ss ceSsSs d.'
ssr ss1' days Lost
Is: W. ss.ss .,,: -.
s sssr fSan s .r'sA E wTsss vs. az,
s sssr gad spscrS Sq Psr:ou. Ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

activs q Ia. $50 N
PszaoLEUx-Ths demand was moderate, and prioss
substantially the same The saes were about $500
bbs nearly al at S4Kc. 36o for crude SO. for NJ
fined in bond and T6c. 761<o Tor free 4
RIcE-Some small lots were sold. but no special sales
were made. The market was firm at exc Q loo for
Raugoon and I2c. 1Sc. fer Carolina
SuoAR-Rather more inquiry was noticeable; but buy
continued 70 operate with caution and the business
was comparatively larger The saes 125 boxes
Havana at llXo leo, and lo6 hhda Cuba at from
Ike to l2Hc and 20 hhds Porto Rico at l3c Refined
was steady. Standard hards were selling Al 18c
TALow not 80 active but fully steady, with fur
ther sales OF ITO, 900 lbG 1t l2xc a13xc.
TOBACCO was about - last reported Tho sales were
Is cases Connecticut seed leaf At 1lc IS hhds Ken
tuck from &C. 2lo and 90 bales Havana, in bond,
private terms; also by auction, IT. Ohio seed
leaf, some sound, but mostly damaged, u from 2Kc
DC.
wmsKEY.-Rscepts, 30 bills Tho market was quiet
but prices remained steady We note further sales Of
l35 bbs Western at 81 20 81 %.
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John Goodman Convicted OF Manslaugh.
ter I'm the Fourth Degree-Sentencs
Postponed.

--~>~~~>~~->~~~>>~~~>~~~~-
Jam csoodm.n Convto or Manila ugh-
us
Ter I'm sne Fourtn Degree-senseHee
Postponed.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
f. p.so-. J,d.. p,s..,
Al the opening Of the court yesterday counsel pro-
ceeded TO sum up the evidence in the case of John Good
man. who Is charged with tho homicide OF Daniel NC
Donald, on the morning OF the TN OF November ~
LIQUOR saloon kept by Michael Fay 72o Second avenue
Tss .r0msn, ~ hs oouusel for The prisoner was that
Ae -. 49, - - ,r.y,.
Goodman, being followed into the room oy AcDonaid
who was powerful and muscular man, on being at
tckea and choked protected his person. which he had
rgnt 70 90. no caimeo Se'u'o' !" 'nAns'Ausu'o VI
an entire acquittal
.---- .' = $500. - ......
pressve ana temperate argument On oenai. 'n' peo
pie urging snat sne sesmony c,css s' "a - ..n a
muru. a. ny "snsss. :. ec,icSsfn concuson
ne evasnCe az 80 cosoa = .scrsT ,.,rnrs,hv nov.
' pv,s ' Z. W.. s,s sSsvs man seected by
yOso, n,s On ~. ors hsrS snd the nr,soner on the
~. last ;sss siich car be presented FOR
msr sa,"d,cssior shs ;ss"s oe Iife or death You
sro Tho sworn srers OF this momentous question The
rye y, sur .;"na hn n wsys mon vour
In, In Tx no fsisa ssnsihlI,tv influence your
;n ,a% Your Sutv 4 ~ he tust Iook 70 the
videeoe An this oaae: analvze Il with scrutiny worthy
Of your position Jurors sworn without prejudice or
bias To sustain at all hazards the truth ana In thus sus
tanning the truth 70 MAINTAIN sno maOossy OF ING law
YouAre TO look neither 70 tho right nor 70 the 1911 IN
arriving at your verdict The great and only lever o.
thought and action % the testimony a. u mas oeen
presented 70 you Let your decision Dc 10 sccordanoe
with that testimony and you VIII have discouraged your
duty The case Is with you;
The Judge then delivered very clear ana impartiaA
charge explaining the law Of murder and the various
degrees Of manslaughter and their applicability 70 me
facts Of the case.
ing jury 1cuoo, anu St'0r e,aS ~ ths sn,rb
S Susnoo "''u "'0'u'' " 'A'A''s'' :" Wv ~
oeE,oe -, hn..
ine court room was nleo ~ Inc up .own ~. nouso
po.lcans ana nangers-on o. tne low grogerles, VIM
wheu tue veruict was rendered. excIaimeo uooo, anu
wpen IL was prompuy suppressed
me prisoner was remanoea or sentence.
Our reporter learned that 1oooman 70 pcao 10
murder In the second degree which plea District Aor
ney Hall refused 70 accept believing tnas tne case was
sucu an one as snouu DC passed. upon py jury as sneo
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CI.EAREU

CLEARED
Steamship Ed,nhurg (Br Roskei Liverpool via Queens
st.anship Moro Castle Adams Havana-sponord Tiles
rs k kss. f S.ns
s;::%:S,s r,.s. as.'es s s.,.%o,: smsn
Steamship Mary Sanford. Sherwood Bostou-whi,nsy
s ss. D.%: g.. "a f...
SS,.s ,:sssn sus
Brig Young Or, gSsO9s easden..-jEw Ward Co.
sss sr ss, o STs ss sSF hs,sa
Steamship Bsxie Lawrencs Havana Jan H. at PM with
de tad s. 20 resS s Co The
rs %ss :, sss S:'e Ana Jam AN
shP EsS;, hence ioy Noble iSh, "a hb.scom passed
passed re. s cS sM n, lat IS .
white Gag. with blue tdagonA; ats PM day,
%o Ssss sfss Tor savannah night
n sss%ssp n%: 6 tEs oas sp with
q miles Of ssrss passsd steamship Eu.aw hence for
ss.m.tip ch:..g.shs shersocd Portland. with md.e
ssssnsp Nay SANFORD, Sherwood Boston, with msse, 10
=, Pm: g; Chin. e. s e %
hs ss.s o. xs.our Island q Great Loo csoo
r.cnc Ocean experienced terrible cyclone storm and
sss g .as. ss e .ss
ssss ~ s In China s a.
S:s ~ Ss,iI s or s ssr
ss e S ssl
Tg% Tra.Ss.e:r for London propeller Sophia tDu.sh
Sisns ssr% s ras R. Ss
. Su o % 'sr s:.y
nsrSsr snS CAP a.srss and bad
S:rsS1: .s: G sssA' Il Of
a very heavy gale and ssv. had very ~ Ss.S S1
ssif s:s.,s.n creslsy E:ss.. sicily 2 srn
heavy gale 5al~ais split ssies and did other
M 81 s .s p. Dys
..rs ss ssns Ha' days Of Hases Win
s.s III, sSss &c. ~ ss;sss Cochran x,s.
wss.asf .g. .. ala .Sy. suvsri, and shifted cargo
rfSys Son s Ja ssn'T s IL. Gs sSsSy, Y s
from M. 10 which bulwarts starred bowspri, and
P 'sss .' and .sS LIE Boa. "a for m New
ballast 70 Harvey. Had Leay and NE winds he
BARK Hsnnesl Isvkins Apslach,col 10 day. with cot,
.e. .s se I ss' lSs Y e -, sSTs
Wiz schr MARI Adane, hence Tor chncoscague with
sss s s.sy s. %
ss s x iss rsafa .. as@ s
s:ss chs a. g 81 . ssS heavy
asys VII ecSs s and rcrn wy%s1 chsrsssen SCI
H.ss s' ss. e. sr ceA'oa New nsns load
v srs rses = srsssi: n Goui.ud oss los d.y.
sn 3 az sd ksss I. RI E s .s. Lsoa~ d. VIA
% ss.s; g. s'' r.: q. s,s:s 9
sass most % s.s psssses nm sana was 20 ksfssesS a
Srs uadns ibsi wlnans n. ysssir~ q Oar. sosss
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Marine Disasters.

scHR MARY ADALrr DAVIS sailed hence for ohinse'
league 9th inst in ballast reportsSame night took heavy
gale from NNE accompanied with snow storms when "
gale veored the NORTH blowing feauly; carried away
the manmas split rudder head, stove boat split sa 81
leaked badly as to mako necessary 70 abandon hss
Were taken of by the bark Hannibal, Capt Hawkins ard
brought this port yesterday The 32 tons re-
ster built at Vienna Nd In 1885, rated AN and was owns1
by A Ravens, Of this city. Supposed insured.
SoHR ANNA ELixAsErH, from Arecbo for Baltimore -
rived at Fortress Monroe 18th inst badly disabed.
Miscellaneous.
Since 1853 have given monthly report Of disaate -
ported occurring in the vicinity Of Nassau Bahamas
During when coasting trade was cut on ~
number OF casualties occurring about the Bahamas vss
much diminished that for the year 1868 we have only -
report Is, 1854 the whole number a. The fore
part OF 1855 about in the rso but the cessation 9
the the oopening Of the ooastng trade in addition
the character Of the latter months Of the ysa
have sweed the number reported 10 double foraR
years. being IS In ALL Of which number the month Of ocoe9
gave Is The following table shows tho casses Of vesses-
Steamers. Ships BArks Bngs Schra Tool
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Covysa I'VE learned Of no further cargo sales The
market was steady, with moderate demand from job
bers 81 previous full prices.
FREoBrs wercdccidedy dull The engagements wcre:-
To Liverpool 100 bales cotton at Lied I'd 800 DO.
Sea Island 81 Nd To London 600 bushels 81 Nd
bc0 bbs resin at IA 3D. $50 hhds totncco at ass Tho
charters AREA bark 70 Havana a a. 800, gold brig
70 Cardenss, box shocks, lec . schooner, 10 Cedar
Keys soc per Dbl, and back, cedar, private terms
British brig 10 Genoa Leghorn petroleum: the
ship Reunion. 100 tons, 20 load In Sutton Cali
forna line, TO san Francisco and bark 257 tons from
Philadelphia 10 New Orleans, on private terma
MoLAEEs was In moderate trade demand af steady
rates The sales were ~ hhds Porto Rico At zoe Soc
and 70 bbls new crop New Orleans 81 81 20, also 30
PnovrsroSs --Recspts 7ss bbls pork, 81 do beef IL
packages cut meals 3ol kegs lard The market for pork
fairly active nj the commencement but subsequently
the demand fen on and prices ruled heavy, new mess
closing S31 25 regular and old mes closing at $50
cash The sales were 900 bbs At e31 12k f3i 81 X
for new meea os0 $50 37k for old mess t22 50 ga
for prime, and e75 - ~ for primo mesa Also for
up TO April inclusive, sellers and buyers option,
$500 bbis new meas ~ SO Is t3l rs. Beef
was steady With fair demand We note further
saics Of 500 bbla q I'll elS for old plain mses,
sI si7 for old extra mes $40 70 $40 Cor
new plain mes, and en . ~ 80 for ne. extn mesa
Beef hams we're vitAoes special chans anything NE
go. Bacon vas dsli and nominal With few snail
sAles u previous pricsa Oh meats wee ssedy, with
moderate demand fhs salss wsrs - packAges d llo
lsc. for should. a and - ~ 11ka fes hama ne
tfansscuons IN lard yers = mo1egate exssnt an6
psicss rulsd nrmer We note sAIes q ~ boa 81 lea
1skc and 800 bba Tor future delivery MALAY Tor reS
ruarI and March. sellers epsea. u leka aIeke eps-
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Third sEssroN-2:s0 ?. n.
CITY CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

WtDrkbDAr, r. n
AsaEs-Reccipts IL packages The market continued
dull and prices were entirely nominal.
BRxADsrrys. TOT bills -FOUR 5000 bags
meal 1850 bushels wheat IL, 500 do corn TO- 900
do oats and 200 do malt Tho demand for State and
Western -four somewhat better and prices ruled 70
considerable extent in sellers favor, and the market
closed nrm At improvement Of &c. loo per bbi on
all brands but mainly sound low grades The sales
comprised 1900 bbls ct revised quotations sub
joined Southern -four was In fair demand and prices
tending upward. The sales reached 500 bbls
Canada -four nominally &c. higher with moderate
demand, principally for the under qualIties The sales
$50 bbIs Rye -four inactive and nomnaIy un-
changed. Corn meal was without special change and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

The Phenix Fire Insurance Company have declared .
sem-annual dividend Of eight per cent, free Of tax
The New Jersey Central Railroad and transportation
Company have declared semi-annual dividend Of Ave
per cent free Of tax.
The Montgomery and Erie Railway Company, for
the construction and operation Of road to connect the
village Of Montgomery, Orange county New York. with
the Ere Railway at Goshen, was organized on the I'd Of
January 1885, under the general act Of the State Of New
York. with capital stock Of $3.50 000 The road will be
almost airline between the two points, ten and
half miles In length, Of remarkably easy grades and
will be built Of the broad gauge to conform to the Erie
The construction Of this road will open up the richest
section Of Orange county To easy access from New York
and the great West The stock Of the company 10 nearly
all subscribed and the road will be put under contract
In short time the engineers being engaged In definitely
locating tho line.
Muller wilkins sold to-day at auction
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s7r..rs Pny.ov,u Rocx-rse commb.a co.s, wr..tipe
SS &. ssss Conn., and viii probably got her % The ''
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cRuEtrIrs ON the NEPTUNE.

the Surgeon OF the snip Held 90 ball
Alleged III Treatment OF the seamen,
&C., 60.
Dr. John Herrck late surgeon Of the emigrant ship
Neptune, against whom the coroner's jury rendered
verdict In connection with Tho death Of Mrs. Mary Ann
Groy, passenger Of the Neptune, was yesterday ad
mitted 70 bail by Coroner Cover the Of 81 0oo
Ex-yudgs welcome b. Bssbe became bondsmaa for Dr.
Herrick, who YVES thersupon liberated from custody
THE ALLEGED ILL rRKArksNr or sEANEN ON
BOARD rHH SHIP NsPrUNE-CAsR or CAPTAIN
PEABODY.
Commissioner stillman took evidence yesterday re-
spectng tho charge made against Captain Enoch Pea
body, master Of the Neptune OF having beaten and
wounded and inflicted cruel and unusual punishment
Amos Richards OF the seamon on board that vessel
in the month Of December last while the voyage from
Liverpool to New York Tho prosecution was conducted
by Mr.. Bell and exJudge Beebo defended Captain Pea
body.
EXAMINATION OF LEVI oox, ONE or rn srAMxx
Levi Cox sworn-I was O seaman before the mast on
the ship Neptune; know Captain Peabody, who was
captain Of the Neptune; know Amos H. Richards who
one Of the scamcn; saw difficulty between the
captain and Richards two three different times the
first when we were coming down the channel; we were
then about five days out from Liverpool, we'll
remember; We wero pulling the main braces;
W. left a' Liverpool tho ncst Occasion o. dcaity
with the captain The day before Christmas Richards
was OF the pumps and he did not as the captain thought
seem TO be pumping high fast enough; the captain
went through the sailors at the pump with Delaying
pin and then struck aud then another he put large
scar Richards forehead and two scars his head;
Richards was nearly crazy for day or two only saw
the captain beating Richards on the head Q Did he
work next day. a He was knocking around but he was
unable to do anything Q When was the next occasionS
Question objected 10 by Mr.. Beebe.
Mr. Bell submitted that he had right TO show othor
Offences on the part OF the captain In order TO prove
Mr. Beebs held that che andavit charged only one par
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The wheat market continued Inactive and prices ruled
altogether nominal though no decided alteration was
perccptble. Corn was without material change. The
sales embraced IS 900 bushels II $50 85c for unsound
SOC. SOC for sound mixed Western and 81 for white
Southern. Rye dull and nominal Oats were 1c o
&c. lower under very limited demand We quote un-
sound Western ]0c 17c sound Western &c. Canadian
5sc, Jer.cy and Pennsylvania SIC Sc and State 5oc
Barley was quiet We note sales Of 10000 bushels
Canada West on private terms Malt was dull but I'M
changed About !, 900 bushels sold at 81 a.
Corrpx. fair demand prevailed and prices sub
stantay the same though heard Of sales OF mid
ding New Orleans and Mobile above Sc, while holders
yesterday arm al 53c The market closed buoyant
and nrtn Al our quotations, a. follows
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Counterfeit dollar bills the Fall Ryer Bank Of
Massachusetts, in circulation They nre Intended 70
represent the genuine note but the paper has oily
pearance and the engraving is not well DONE
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The following comparative statement shows tho average
condition the leading items Of the Philadelphia banks