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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14


New METRoPoLITAN.-N otwithssands
ing the exceeding unfavorabls weather,
there was a fair audience at the theatre
last night to witness the great play the
" Midnight Angel" At the close Of the
frst act, and after the audience had
been waiting for some time, Mr. Golden
appeared on the. stage, and announced
that 10 consequences Of the severe illness
of Mrs Taylor, il would be impossible
to proceed with the play. The audience
we're informed that they could have
their money sretnrned, or take tickets
for tonight Isswas . great disappoint-
ment, as Miss r. gave promise of win
ming fresh laurels as an actress Of supa
rior merit. 81 assealsna2 sHfs
Tonight viii be presented TIE superb
comedy entitled Riehlisa At Sixteen, in
which Miss r. will appear rs Richlieu.
The after piece is Anthony and Cleo.
patra. Miss R. win appear in both
pieces. Her rendition Of the character
Of Richlieu is certainly unequaled. The
bill tonight is a pleasing and attractive
one, and we hope the house will be
crowded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

MURDERER Observation-Disclosures
Sage proves to be The attempted MUIR
derer Of the three children Of Mr.. Todd,
near Paris, Ind, an account of which
We Published few days since. So soon
as It was ascertained the fsndish ont
rage had been committed, the neighbors
turned out EN- masss, to search for the
perpetrator Of the horrible deed. The
party called tat the house of Sage, land
was Joined in the search by his brother,
Sage excusing himself on plea Of indis-
position. After 3 searchof some length
of time, the party returned to the house
of Mr.. Todd, and found that one Of the
children, little girl of eleven years OF
age, had sufficiently recovered to be able
to speak. She informed the party who
the fiend was. Upon bis entry into the
house. be knocked the eldest gil down
with book, then killed the younges;
child with fat iron, and dealt . heavy
blow With-the same weapon to the mid
die one. The party at once proceeded
to Sage's house,. aad5chhrgsd him with
the murder He confessed to the crime,
So excited were the neighbors, that once
or twice a rope.Was placed around biz
neck to hang him. he was fnsllylodg
ed in the Vernon jail, to await legal
investigasiona Iewas altogether one d
the most iendish aud diabolical deeds
of which a man could be guilty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
Board Of Trade Msetl1g.l


There will be meeting Of The Board
of Trade at Masonic Han this WED nes-
day. afternoon. All those Interested are
invited to, attend. We aressnbject in
this city to apasmg AZ one time We
have hotel spasms, at another water
work spasms, Straight Line Railroad
spasms, &cs and we. wautto determine
tomorrow whether this is a new attack
Of the same disease, or whistler We, as
business men, wants living Board Of
Trade, and are willing to make the nae
essary sacrifice to carry il on. bro - >
We find some Of our business men
misapprehend the object 81 this organi-
cation, and think that merchants ex-i
change VIII regulate the price of the
different commodities bought and sold
in the market where said exchange sex-
ists This Is not the case The object
Of the Board Of Trade, or Chamber of
Commerce here would be, fret, to sys-
tematise our mode of doing business, to
be 40 united in our Association that our
voice might be as the voice of one man
in any direction. where our interests
are a. sstake. Notwithstanding we
all have individual interests, we
also have common interests, and
interests that should be fostered and
cared for by us who compose the BUSH
ness men of the city. 1t is to the inter-
est of us all, that every packet that
brings ne an order for goods, or pas
senger to. purchase goods. OK one that
sells ua produce, BE- encouraged In com
ing here, and the interests of all such
packets are our interests If there is a
man up Green river, or Cumberland
river, or Tennessee river, or Red river,
or Arkansas river, or any other river,
who wants to bring us produce, or buy
his provisions, his -FOUR or his dry goods
in this market, it is our duty to give
that man IL spoasibleT the facilities for
doing his Business id our city. This ID
common. interest Our city improve
ments are common interests, aud not.
withstanding we have our City Council
to see to matters of this character, it is
not clear that occasionally an express
ion from one hundred Of the largest tag
payers, on subjects pertaining TO our
city improvements. would not be gladly
listened to and Needed.
The Easy and prompt Transportation of
produce and goods Of alt kinds passing
through from the river 20 the East by
railroad, aud rice cersG, is matter Of
common Interest, and the writer is not
sure If one hundred business men would
ask the stockholders, in . respectful man
ner, to 30 arrange their road that the
transfer of freights could be made direct
from Steamboats, to the railroad with one
transfer, 10 would be done. We are not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

RrcoRDra's covsr.-z0e sRecordsr
had dark affair to investigate, yes
terday, as the Indianapolis Herald would
say. Aaron johnson, Em. O., who
had wife-a {. W. Cook it into his
head to administer to his better half
what 10 sometimes termed drub-
bing," but 10 law known as an assault,
which, i prohibited in Yankee comnu-
nisiea Dinah, the wife Of the said
Aaron. having vague idsa other /" jest
rights sought redress at the hands OF
our venerable Recorder who -adjadged
that Aaron had offended the dignity Of
the law to the amount of $5 in the shape
of 6nes and IS 75 in COST, which in
cluded, we believe, q nights entertain
mens at the Darling hotel, popular
institution for the last few days.
The Messrs. Cooledges, in their ex
element over, huge stock Of new and
fashionable goods which they are JUS
now opening to the admiring gaze Of tht
beautiful and fascinating ladies Of oul
city, who are all wonder and amazemen
at the unprecedented Low prices and
beauty Of the goods, forgot to rsmov'
some boxes off the side walk at night
for which they we're fined 81, With .
costs. Wa SAAe1UJ&-Asa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14


FIRE AT WAsHINGToN.-The Ere at
Washington, lad, which took place on
Saturday, proved quite destructive. Il
was caused By defective fue in one of
the buildings known as Commercial
Row the building being owned By
Elisha Hyatt Theasntire loss of prop
srty 10 estimated at $2I 900. The losses
are distributed, according to the Wash
ington Gazette, as follows: 1850
E. Hyatt's, building $4,000, with in
surance in the E.na for 81, 900. Hyatt
& Kohr,s dry goods, $500; insured in
Phoenix and Sinnissippi Wells & Ak
man, $1,000; no insurance, Written,
Gooldy @ Co, Hardware, &c, % 900;
no insurance j. A. Scndder a. Co.,
$4,000; insured in Etnas 1890
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

NEGRo EoUALITX.-There is class of
persons who are desperately afraid that
the negro will become their equals and
spend much Of their precious time and
sober moments talking about the setter
nal negro" bat so long as they are
sober they only talk, but as soon as they
get drunk they get boisterous and demon
strative toward the unfortunate black
man. Yesterday there was a specimen
Of this sort Of creation On the street, who,
having imbibed q sufficient quantity Of
cheap whisky 10. bring oGK the 6rate, and
set at rest or lull to torpidity the man,
was making himself conspicuous by strik-
king at negroes IS they passed.
1t was desperate effort on the part
of the white man to elevate himself To-
the level Of decent negro, who seem ed
disposed TO move along quietly Without
disturbance to any one, and had the
negro condescended to notice his adver-
sary, he would probably have grasiGied
this fellow who seemed jealous Of The
negroes position in society. But the
darkey took no further notice of the
fellow thanto step around him and move
on about his business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
5000 Reward.

NETEa WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
wv for tie recovery Of the body Of DoWitt y.
Evans, who waa rowned ON the evening Of the
l4th Of February, 1866, ia the Ohio river, 0ppo-
site the city Of Evansville Indianas DeWittC.
Rvans was about ~ years of age, about feet In
height. light cgmplexion, blue eyea, light hair,
cut ciose, aud Hight nl0usthches had on, when
he LEFT home, largs light-colossd corduroy hunt
ing coat, with two large pockets insidei light
coIofsd corduroy hunting vest black elk neck
handkerchief, geld watch, with name D. @. Evans
ems ravsd on Il, gold chain with gold cross at
fached to It, checked shirt, pair o. shoes laced
MP in front, one black woilen sock aud one white
cotton sock, pair Of black cashmere pantBs self
worn and old fashioned, large plain hfayy gold
ring on tho third finger a his left hand. Al he
was FetuFning from hunting expedition, AZ ~
posaibte thai he might have had his sho:- pouch,
powder flask, and other hsnting ascoutFements
upon his person, as we'll as some game in his
pockets. BEN STINsUN,
-Ft4 F4sHa 4I sILA5 STEpHEEs.
JAS. SCAETL1N, JR.,
fahI6ff u HI est EPHEEH. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

EVANSVILLE, March Is.
The produce market opened very brisk this
week, aud large sal were made. Our wholesale
produce cealsrz have d ID fns trade. Prizes re-
main unehanesd except ii few articles Oats
have Awarded 10 Cents per beshsf. and are in
good demand. All other articles remain steady
ct former quotations, and in active demand.
Groceries remain unchanged with brisk sales
BACoN-Dull at 200 for clear sides.
BULK MEAT--Tn demand at IA. 16 and tic for
shoulders. sldfs and hams. = sFess n FL
e CHEESE. Western Reserve, firm at 2I1%0221S
FLoUR-Brisk; supsrfne may be quoted at ST
al IS Extra at 81 25@7 50; Xxx at IS 50@s 90 /;
xxx Family 10 0o@10 so. do. white wheat, S1I
ewHEAT-EOmiasi at 81 75@a IS foF old and
q a5ei % y PER quality fsF Pss BED ssd
oATs--steady at 4O@4se. from wagons, and sc
@s5c for northern black, sack included, from
stores.
coRN --sc.Tcs s sSd in demand 1t 4s@5Oo from
wagons for ear corn, and 7o@75c for shsIIed in
sacks.
CORN MEAL-May be quoted ct s3@3 rs per
Dbl: for unboItsd for bolted, IS 259s so per Dbl
BARLEF--stead IS soc@f1 90. and dsll.
nYE- Nominal ct f59si, and scarce -
FLAX SEED-Tn fair demand at l 1902 co.
CLOVER sEED-May be quoted at Sc COG
6 rs from wagons.
TIMOTHY sEED--stesdy At a. oO94 20. q
FEkTHERS-L Live 6o955c.
GENsENG-Steady At Go@z0.-s
LABD-Duil at ls020c.
NAILs--sfsadg 81 Oe. with usual advance
coFFEE--Frm2 s@soe for BIO. IA -re,--
aUGAR-~FirEa at l6@1s. AsHfka sNAa@ a
MOLAssEs--Firm at.e5@90.
sYRUP--oOc@S1 rs.
HAY-Dull; loose 50 to $40; bAlsd slsto sl4
So
PoTAToEs-In demand. and are held at 81 90
81 Is per hushsl. sTuz il.zgS 2--
HIDEs-Firm at 10 for green, and 1s1z to
lac for dry fint-
sALT-stsadS at $50 per bnsbeI = 3. ~ =
wHlsKY--steaiy At e l592 .2s. - -
WOOL-DulI at S5@40e for asscs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
chicago markss.

CHIcAd0I March Z.
FLOUR-Is firm ct 81 a0@s rs for Spring
extras
WHALING. Spring Is 10 moderate demand,
and @@Ic better SALES Rt 81 24S<91 25Z. No.
Spring Is dull at sS1<c.
C0RN-Is without decided change. Sales at
40c for No. I, and S6@3e1zc for rejected.
0ATa--Are ia better demand, ct 2s0241ze for
No. /, and 20sz@2l1<c for No. 2.
RxE-Is steady II Sc for No. l, and $50 for
BARLEY-Is dull ke
WHISKY il nonain9l ct 2 q.
PR0VI IONS are heavy and dull. Mess pork
10 quiet; sales Of 800 brls At 25 76026 90. Bulk
msats are neglected and nominal. lard q dull !;
sales Of So tcs at l75<c. Il - Z - -
DRESSED HOGS are loo lower. Sales ct loo
10szc. dividing on 200 lbs. Rsceipta, 230
LIVE HOGS received, 1,6T3; shipped I,779.
Nothing doing. None cffsred.
CATTLE are very quiet, ct 3 1895 10.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

N4
OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONERS ABoL
IsHED-The session of the City Council
on Monday night was long one, and we
were obliged to leave before the adjourn
ment, in order to write up the proceed
ings. After We left, there was some
raore business transacted that We did
NOT expect. The most important trans
action of that body was paeaing m or
der 1bolishing the Office Of Street Com
missioner. The present Council seems
disposed to retrsnch as. much as posi-
BILE, and since It had Become apparent
that the services of that officer could be
dispensed with. and the same labors
performed By other officers, we take IL as
wise and sjudieious measure, by which
the salary Of that official 10 saved to the
city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY FOR THE
IL recovery Of the body or William u. Stock
ton, who was drowned on the eve ing OF the l4th
Of february, 1866, IN the Ohio river opposite Ev-
mnsEilie, Indiana. William &c. Stacktrn was
about 40 years Of aao, slightly built about feee
no inches high dark hair heavy moustache and
whiskhrB had on, when he left home gray sacs
hunfiuH coat, with large pockets, brown feive-
team pants, long PAIR hunting bootss reaching
we'll above the knee white shirt, light vest sill
yer hunting-eaze vnfchs with the initials w. Il.
8. engraved on the inside; plain gold ring on his
By being shot through tbs hand, bali coming out
about the elbow joint; q hunting whistle tied
TO his coat collar.
Al he was returning FROM o. hunting expsdi-
fIon, IL IA possible that h. had hts shQt-p0uch,
powder flask aud other acoutrementas on han per-
son, az we'll a. Bonne game In his pockets.
febI6.kf MRS. WIN. IT, STOCKTON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

LODGED N JAn.--Tks Grand Jury of
Daviess county have found d bill of in
dictment against Esquire Wilson, a
fosmer partner of Mr.. Young, who wan
murdered in that county some weeks
since, for completely in the crime. Mr..
Wilson has always been considered an
honest, upright man, VAS once Justice
ofthe Peace, and once Postmaster.
His neighborhood is filed with Copper
heads while heis 9 strong Union man,
and has for along time been the subject
OF much Copperhead venom and abuse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE will be-
seen By referring 10 the Local notice
column that he Board of Trade meets
to-day al 5 O'Clock. Important business
requires that all who have subscribed to
the Articles of Association be present
At the last meeting COMMITTEES was ap-
pointed to revise the constitution and
bylaws. That work has been completed,
and viii be submitted to the Board TO-
day for adoption, amendment or rejec-
ton. Do not failto be on hand promptly
at the hour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

DR. NEWIAaD.--Ths trial Of DR.. Ben.
Newland began "a Bedford, on Monday.
The entire Bedford bar volunteered to
defend Dr.. N, excepting the partner Of
the late Dr.. Evans, They will be assist
ed by Governor Dnnning, Col Durham,
and judge Hanna. The prosecution will
be cOnductsd BY Thomas M. Brown,
Esq, Rf0ascutinR Attorney. Jonathan
w. Gordous and Morton G. Hunter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

EdltoTs Joufnais
In publishing notice of the arrival of
The 6rat sthrongk car from New York by
the Star Union Line, in your issue Of this
date. through mistake you state that
9 The, cars aFeconslr1eted with the broad
train wheel 1t should be bread
tram" the wheel being more than twice
as wide as the ordinary ones. Also,
''this will admit Of their running over ell
roads Of whatever gauge. 3 tt should
have been stated a 0ger.all narrow gauge
roads," which excerpts the broad gauge,
1t being six feet. Your article further
gives the impression that this is the FIRST
arrival Of freight By this line, and, in
explanation, it should be stated that this
line has been bringing goods from the
East for many Of our leading houses for
the past few yeare but not in quantilies
to justify the line in sending . car
through. Again, although the time is
the quickest ever made, By some days, it
il not surprising, when the fact 10 known
that regular connections are made, in
addition fotheafreigh NOT being subject
to delays in transferring. Tt rests with
the merchants whether they will get
goods on time by shipping over this line
in quantities to justify the line in send
ing through cars, or be subject to delays.
a8a4a tsf3afsH vltn5F. FL. EHRNAN, 3
LAD .aiw al Agent Star Union Line.
Evansville, March ID, 1866.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
AZ No. Is Main street.

Messrs. F. NJ sSelIman 3 Co. are happy
70 announce that they have closed out
their old stock of square;toed shoes, and
have just received BY Adams Express a
nice assortment of Round toed cnatom-
made Surge Caters, elso Goat, Kid,
Glove-Calf, Glove-Kid, and Lasting
linen Jined .BalmoralsT and Caters Of
every variety torEEadies, Misses, and
children. Call soon and asee the new
style of Ladies' Walking Shoes. We
consider Ii no Trouble TO show goods. 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

TWIEh PAT A. LIBERAL REWARD FOB
IL the reccvefy OF the remains If my son, John
III. App, who was drowLel on the night Of the
14th inat, in the Ohio river, opposite Eyanariiie
HA maR heavy net, hair brown ard abort wore
mnAmN menstaeh6 and G0akaas about hve fact eight
Inches high, grey eyes; had on q ain finished
huating boots with yellow tops; had on grey
Jacket with brass buttons with letter on thems
also, heavy, coarse linen hunting coat, three out
side pockets on one side, and two large game
pockets on fuside, striped rssy rest white shirt,
grey Jeans pants. He bad on bis person gold
aouble-case hurting wa Oh, with the name .E.
fsSIas1wd rT-s-sTsT JOHN H. APP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

A NEu PtPER---We have raceired q
copy OF The Weekly Gazette, q new paper
just started at Washington, Ind, by
Jake Covest and Geo. W. Colbert. It Is
q neat littA PAPER, and promises to be 3
sprightly ahess. We wish the gentlemen
every success in their enterprise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

DoIEG WILL --Wa learn from Doctor
Thompsoh that the gentleman whose
arm was % badly mangled, DAP before
yesgerdays 1T Reisz & Haney.s foundry
that ampusation was accessory, and is
doing quite we'll, though serious doubts
are entartained Of bis recovery, a. il may
DO possible that be II. injured internally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

NraRo TRooFs - The Mary Ament
bfoughs down about two hundred. dis
charged negro soldierss of the eighth
regiment. They we're destined for Pa
ducah, having been recruited i'm that
vicinity They were q hearty looking
get Of fellows
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

PAvExESrs. Tie rain that. poured
down for about thirty six hours previous
to yesterday mosning left the pave
snents, in many places, in very bad
condition. We notice that portion of
The brick pavement, on Locust, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, has sunk down
about foot, leaving an ugly hole, liable
20 prove q great Inconvenience TO per-
aons who walk that way BY night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

TIE FLooD.-We learn that al the
low lands between this city and Vim.
csnnes are completely inundated with
water, and that all the small streams,
creeks, DE, have overlooked their
banks. White aud Wabash rivers are
reported as rising very fast It is
thought that all the low lands along
these rivers viii be entirely overAowed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

n o8T FROM THE BTRA MER MISSOURI, ON
II Iihs 5tE day OF Veterinary 1856. rf. :. h.
CAGEg 1s was Eff years Of age dark hair. turn
Sag gray father slim. but weiI-fo1med light
gray eyess feet 1919 inches high we'll dressed
IL dark clothes; I'm All scar right shock. He
HMMd gm HIN person Six thou and i've hmbdFsd dol
lars. 4 will give 0na-half OF the ab0ve amsunt
20 found upon hfa person and should there be no
money on his peraon, will give afeasonahle no.
sanfd for tbs recovery a. tina body Any one
hnaink the body will please communisate imms-
diassly with Keller q White, Evansville, Ind.
mar2-tf Z GAZE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
NOTICE.
Notice Of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in r. W.

Streets aud Alleys IN Z. w.
Brinkmeyer's Enlargement.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN thai ths Com
1N mon Council at Its session on tbs 29kh day Of
January, 1866, passed order for the opening
@nd laying out of Grant street through a part OF
IT. WV RFinkmeyer'g Enlargement from Ann
street TO point parallel with Hamilton street I'm
the Nortnern EniArp emant. said Grant street 10
Do Of she width Of sixty (60l feet and the eastern
liae Of said Grant Rtreet to keone hundred aud
ninsty-thres t1gs) feet Distant from and parallel
1argemenf, and for the Opening and extending OF
jefferson street, from Its present terminus at or
near che westsrn line CT the HortheEn Enlarge
ment to said Grant street. And for the opening
and extending Of Hamilton street from Its prea-
emit terminus at or nea the western limo Of the
Northern Enlargement 10 said Grant street. and
for the opening and extending Of Sixth street
1rpm aem preaent terminus at On near the eastern
line of EhmFpa Enlargt rneut to eAid Ora street,
and for the opening aud extending Of alleys In
block numbar one ~ aud block number four az
terminus Of said Allegs at or near the western
line Of the Northern Enlargement to said Grant
street.
A plat Of the said streets and alleys. as the
same a. prop esed 70 be opened, laid aad extend
ID, hes been nlsd sad recorded In the city Clerks
once. ~ -. --s-T 49,
An persons owning or claiming rial estate adj
Joining or abutting on said proposed streets and
Alleys and feeling themselves aggrieved BY any
OF nnid harhral crdara, may have redress BY appli
cation to aaAd Council within Hix weeks from the
pubiicnffoa or this notice. JF 1AI lad
BY order Of the Council.
A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
: City Clerks Once. Feb. q. 1856 sdAT14zos
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

s6rThe lad with. the hickory. pole,
who visited the New York Grocery,
stopped in at Tileaton'a Gallery and had
his Picture made, since which time his
song has been 4ehanged to TSleston's
Gallery, TlestOm's GALLERY. n