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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

effected another loan of the London and Brazilian Bank
al Rio de Janeirc The rate published is per cent
commission, per cent month interest, and / OF per
cent brokerage Tho loan for 8 0OO0JO, payable in
G and - months. This loan was from tue Govern
lent bu. from bank in which Brazilian, Baron Mana,
is the principal stockhoder Brazil has already expended
over $l60, ,O00 in this war
The financial crisis at Rio dc Janero has given rise to
predictions Of peace. II said that the expenditure Of
brazilian gold il about at end The crisis had already
been felt at Monteyideo, and general all the
five banks Of issue had continued for days when
Government issued decree authorizing suspension OF
spece payments for six months 1t aayed the rorc at
once and restored regularity and order in financial mat
ter AS there bank OF issue here, except that OF
the Government and paper has been at prem On for
long time there is not much danger of a runieh tho
bank but the ghtness Of money WIKI DO felt IN COM
,.
A shin, Morning Light, has just arrived, bringing
from Providence r. L. all the machinery OF dry dock 10
be erected this city There Is nothing OF the KIND
here For want Oft vessel worth $4,000 is sometimes
and sold for its tmbers account of dam:
age which one per cent the value of the ship would
repair in dry dock.
The Emperor Napoleon has sent Captain from his army
10 remain with the Allies note the nature and the pro
gress OF the and report He has been received win
high favor BY the Commander-inChief.
No movement occur in the camp TILL animals LOT
saddle and draught be brought from great distances
The adjoining PROVING, Corrientes. has been Cleaned
Another steamer with FIVE days later news Is expected
to-day but cannot get her news In time Tor to-day
mails. A,
Tho Estee from the United States arrived hero on tho
10th inst The La Plata sailed the 18th inst Freights
to the United States to b for hides and on bales y
to S. so each Exchange London, 49s pence on the
silver dollar
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Confcdcracy will be- therefore. very powerful The Ma
tional par'y on the other hand demands that PRUSSIA
ehoH crown il, work the battlefield by adopting me
German Constitution Of 1919. Ii hope ~ this respect Is
more founded Oh dangers threat ming from FTance tAan ON
any revolution in the sentiments OF the Prussan Govern
mcnt. , g., ~ ~
The Intervention of France would equally dispei an III
terpal political disscnsions tho Liberal party now hoIV
little for liberty from Government, and rs not lhciueu
trade fc dom for glory, but foreign interference "ocu
throw all other questions in the ground, anu INey
thought would be for securing ndePendenceiIUm Nou
This is the unanimous feeling among TIE n1eisi uoPu
ties here assembling. The liberal party wiz sun na'o
the majority if deserOns do not occur
his ranks have been thnned by all those
the Government set TO work. during the last eec.Vs, III
connection with tho war feeling. But II tuo 4Ahisyy
should seriously wish to make its peace WIN ,he oera
it could now do it at conditions that coua nov nave oee
thought OF few months ago. The liberals OF hanover OF
Hesse and OF Nassau are still more iaV0raDy eSpUscu
toward Count Bsmark than those of Prussia Itself Ihey
ask for the present only that their princes snail not re-
turn They are 80 Disguised with the idea belonging 70
small State that every other consideration becomes OF
secondary interest with them. The speech from tho
throne next Sunday will show if the Prussan Government
feels sposed to crown its work through peace with the
onnoton and if it is DESTROYS 10 attract forces for
~ accomplishment Of its designs fear that sanguine
homes will be deceived Victory has been too rapid and
conpc,c 10 make the absoutisc military power still look
ont for albes 1t began its work alone it will want to
finish by itself and to reap alone all the advantages
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suop.1rgrgRs IN TRoUBLE.-On Thursday

SHoPLrFrgRs IN TRoUBLE.-On Thursday alter
noon Charles Wilson native of Germany aged ;! years.
and Adelaide Smith, also Germsn. aged 81 years en'ered
the extensive dry goods establishment Of Mesrs Cana
Co. az the Of Church and Worhst and desired
be shown variety Of articles They remained IN the store
long time and length purchased small quantity Of eVoA
valued at about So While in the store their ~
traetel the attention of clerk, who informed MI
Henrques the manager that he thought they were
As they had been in the store on tue previous
some al tcles then been missed Detective Fsu u va
9Th Precinct was for Upon arriving tue oueer 49,
that the suspected persons about 70 leave anu
attracting their attention he followed them through sc
streets until they finally entered grocery 81 tue
Franklin and Hudson sts On entering tne h'oie, ~
Officer found the woman in the act OF taxing qus
tty of goods from beneath clothes and WIN Tue h
of Wilson packing them in calico bag and oasAes ~
were al once arrested and taken 10 the station
withstandng the offers made by them OF eJVh ue Sa
would let them go Mr. Henriques subsequently -.
dozen linen pocket handkercbiefs. valued at sO s hs
pieces OF embroidered muslin yalaed at s75i portion LINZ
property found in the possession u The prisoners ~
been stolen from his employers. ,h,. o.,roiusu
Yesterday morning Capt Petty by means OF ms ~
notified ali the merchants Ia his Precinct tha' ne a rs
Station. House two notorious sbopfers and ior
the prisoners were subjected 10 the gaze OF az W."
amountug 20 between 400 and 500 persons nsy hsrs
ward taken 10 the Police Headquarters IN ~ % as
Isnector Carpeuter by whose orders tne! were sAo"
snecal ietectiyes aud then photographed -, ,w,,,,
were taken before lstice ~"
. ,Se Tombs and on the complaint or MI ~,
80 com r,itted for examination Wilson says ne Is ~.
vi tves M No las Delanceyst The woman says sue 40"
neither home nor occupation.
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ARREST OF A PIcKPocKgr.-On Thursday evening
a. John weu,z OF No 10 Sherst was passing n0us Wv
Bowery when near Canalst young man named 'ONs ~
who pretended to be intoxicated ran AGAINST n Of Wens
dd 50 aOsraesa Va or,aininS small amount OF money
Rlsy then ran off but was pursued BY the owner a b,
sry who had witnessed the theft and amer snVI. 90 ss
tbef Wa ntercepted and arrested by oneer Tor
Tenth Precinct Yesterday the prisoner Mss.Ss@ He
naiyo Of Si. osy aged % Tss aud rs.ds' at NO.
barrIse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18
WALLACK'S THEATER.

Our readers are reminded of the benefit performance
which takes place to-day at walacks Theater. Mr. Lewis
Mugsn who eve recent accident at the Theaer
is the beneficiary The performance will consist Of "rh'
Honeymoon Mr. Fisher appearing as Das AraH'd and Misc
Proudoot enacng Jaans The latter who is comparatively
new to the stage is said 10 possess uncommon talents We
hssneak a crowded house
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
hmnsenlenfs.

! New METRoPoLITAN.~~Ton night Mrs!
Grierson takes benefit We would say
go-do not fail to gesto her benefit to-
night, and let it be testimonial Of re-
gard that will prove q grand success
The bill selected for the occasion is an
attractive one, the principal play being
q The Factory Girl" and the afterpiece
:" The Young Actress.gs Mr. end MRS
Grierson have labored Faithfully for the
success Of the theatre in this city, and
have contributed greatly TO the attrac>
lions Of that, Ains.itution, and the lady
certainly deserves rousing benefit to
night, and we feel sure that she vii
hAve i'd We eadfobly repeat do mol
fail to visit the theatre to night, If Eog
wish TO pend the evening pleasantly
The best talent of the company is cas-
on the bill, as only " Bob knows how
and you will not Iail to be lpleased. Sc
cure your seatssearly. =
We again call attention to tb'
advertisement of Billiard $ Panorama o
New York City to be found in anothel
column. The St. Louis papers stat
| that fifty thousand persons attended. ia
recent exhibitions in that city. The st
Louis Democrat says Oft; g. saasa
The Panorama of New York City
painted as it il, BY self educated Amer
lean of excellent genius; porlraying 1th1
great city of the Union with great faith
| M ness and beauty, is truly iths sgrhnt
exhibition lof the day. Notwithstand
ing the suEfeit of amnsemeutsi now il
our city it hasdrawn thus far crosde'
houses. The schools, the maids, AM
the matrons, the old men and boys
rs everybody and his wife = are thronR
ing to see it, We earnestly advis
every one to seesthis deserving work Q
art. Gotham could not be more ele
gantly portrayed. Every one conversan
with ID recognizes the picture, Ever
one seeing it's delighted with il. Ever.
one who has not viewed it oughtsto. 81 :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

! GKeAT SAILS on REAL EsrATE.-We
desire to cal the attention of our read
srs TO the great sale Of valuable real
estate, to take place on Thursday next,
10Th inst. Mr.. Lawrence having made
up bis mind to leave our city, intends
disposing Of his property at tauctiOn.
He has some of the best property in the
city, and no doubt il will occasion lively
competition among our mep Of wealth
to secure it. Marble Hall has long been
known as one of the best locations in
the city for business, and the building is
we'll arranged and substantial. Mr..
Lawrence's residence is also a most exe
eellspt and convenient building and dis
lot, No "A, is one Of the abandonment
building spots in the city. We think
shisyproperty cannot fail to bring good
prices. +. q 4srreadgl e4fn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

We republish this morning the ''6nan-
cial exhibit" of the condition of our
cityis Indebtedness at the same.period
of time during several years past, show
ing how the last Council. by most reck-
less and extravaganza squandering Of the
peoples money, largely reduced ths
public debt 1t win be seen that since
Mayor Baker took charge of affairs, the
indebtedness of the city has been re-
duced over 100000, besides construct;
ing immense public improvements. We
deairethe taxpayers to scrutinize this
report carefully. n.vieW of it they may
ask themselves how much better will it
be to continue such public servants, or
discharge them and employ men .quali-
fed like Sergeant White for the posi-
ton of City Clerk Our report 80 pub.
Iished yesterday, had one radical error,
which is corrected this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
9E0O ReWard.

WHTE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
w for thu recovery Of che body Of Dewitt q.
Mgnns, who was drowned on the evening Of the
Aath Of February, 1866, in the Ohio river, oppo-
Bits the city Of Evansville, Indiana. Dewitt O.
Msmna Was about rs years OF age, about feet In
Insight, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair,
cut close, aud light moustpche; had on, when
he len home, large lighs-colortd corduroy hunt
lEg coat, with two. large pockets inside; light
hnndksrshisf gold watch, With name D. O. Evans
mng rmved On ID, gold chain with gold cross o..
ta6hed 10 %, checked shirt, pair Of shoes laced
uF I'm fronts one black wollsn sock aud one white
osaton sock, pair of black cashmere pants, veli
worn and old fashioned. large plain heavy gold
ring on the third finger Of bis left hand. Az he
wns returning from bunting expedition II IL
possible that be might have had his shos-pouch,
powder -hask. and other hunting accoutrsments
upon hts pcrsODs as wsa as some game In his
Dookets. BEN. sfINSON, -
eILAg sTEPHMNg,
JAS. GOAHTLIN, JR.s
hb16tf aHG II. O. eTEPHEEs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

FLANKRn ON ALL SIDEs.-The rebels,
on Sherman's- march to the sea, were
never more completely outwiEted, flank
cd and thorongIy beaten than we're those
Copperheads night before last, who, in
the disguise of workingmen's friends,
sought 10 take possession Of, and break
up, tbs Union Workingmen'a meeting az
tho Court House. Notwithstanding they
had been drilling ell the day previous,
and had decided, at council Of war,
tho mode Of attack and the plan of &C
lion, their well-devised plans were
thwarted in the shortest possible space
Of time. Like the rebels ct Peach Tree
Creek, they charged the Union lines with
daafsning and maudlin yells, but one
single volley from Union battery car
ried terror and dismay into their hearts,
and made them squirm like hslfskinned
cells. It had been charged that the so-
called No-Party ticket was put into the
field BY Copperhead wire-workers, or at
their instance, and the vociferous yells
of leading spirits Of that party proved 1t
most clearly, II proof had been wanting
before. The disgraceful attempt to hiss
down Union speakers proceeded from
Copperhesd sources, who had congre-
gated there with the hope Of having
everything their own way, bat it was q
failure on their part, and great sue
cess on ths part Of the true friends 81
the Union cause. sa9a 4E @ ~ 80 s. II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

WILL PAY LIBERAL REWARD FOR
A. the recovery OF the remains 81 my son, John
nj App, who was drowned on the night Of the
ISth lnst. in the Ohio river, opposite Evansville.
He was heavy set, hair brown and short, wore
inchae high, grey eyes; had on grain flushed
busting boots with yellow tops; had on grey
Jacket with brass buttons, with letter on them
tide pockets on one side, and two fargs game
pockets on inside striped irsey vest, white Shirt
grey jeans pants. He had on bis person . gold
donbls-case hunting watch, with the name HF.
GhIs.lwd JOHN M. APP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

s6r Greenbacks are good sbutl 4
Roback's Bisters are better.

SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-Yes-
terday the lot owned by Mr. John
Shanklin, corner of Main and First
street, was sold to parties who made
fhe purchase for the Merchants Nation
al Bank, for the sum Of $50, 900. The
lot, We believe, is % feet front By 90
feet deep nearly $1,000 per feet. We
understand that Mr. Shanklin retains q
lease on the property for two or three
years. This viii be considered a good
sale, but the property Is certainly among
the most valuable in the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
A Card


Editors Journal:
GENTS: I propose TO the soldiers of
Vandsrburgh county, who have left the
service of the United States honorably,
and are opposed to the ticket put forth
BY the Comprehend party, at their late
Convention at Indianapolis, Indiana,
that we hold q soldiers meeting in the
Court House at an early day.
What say your my friends2 Let us
have another reunion, and take council
together as to what course we should
parsue. Let us isAesf
Il Rally round the Gag lboys ~
Rally ones again. "a =. z
,ssss Yours, lew. REATIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

SUDDEN DnArH--Mrl .. M Ashley,
an old and esteemed citizen of Warritk
county, died suddenly ON Tuesday last,
of apoplexy, at his residence in Boone
Township, in that county. He was one
of the pioneers of Warrick. and was 10
years of age.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

i n@- Governor Baker has appointed
Capt. Della Hunt, of Perry county, to fIl
the vacancy on the Sinking Fund Iaves-
tigating Commission, occasioned by the
decIination Of Hon. Augustus Bradley,
of Floyd. Hon. .. w Matson, Of Pat.
nam, and Dr.. e. W. 81. Ellis, Of Elk,
hart, are the other two members. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

AooIDESF.-We regret to learn that
DR.. Hallock, in attempting to get on the
freight train yesterday, at Princeton,
fell on the track and cut an ugly cash
10 his jaw, breaking q tooth out We
are glad the injury was not more seri-
Gus; as the train was In motion, the DR..
was fortunate that be did not lose bis
l;ca 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

SHEETS AT AUoTIos.-Hiram Nelson
will sell at auction, Thursday morning,
March 9th, 1866, at his auction room,
No IS, opposite the Washington House,
at 9 o'clock, 1000 cotton sheets, 700
linen sheets, so pillow slips, q bale Of
hemp carpet, lot of dry goods and
ready made clothing. Ladies are in
vited as .af
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
CTTY ELECTION.

N,uE FOLLOWIae ARE THE NAMES OF
aha fnanectors appointed by tho Common
OounsI to hold the City Election, on Monday,
the "a DAY OF April next. yiz.' - -.
FIRST Precinct, comprising ~ Tn.DsosaS
S Pisrs ~ Voting. the Common Council ohamssr
sseond Precinct, eomg5isisg she rou 1.a. rn
S So. - ~otsnc- Vine Street Engine Honss-
ThIrd Precinct. comprising the SIKH, Sessnsn
and FIehsh wards, william WARREN insRec.os.
place n voting. Union Engine Honss' on 10'a''n
atsasG, Emmasoo. w nr,npTww. Olerk.
o,tv olaxkas once, M arch a, 1866. msrzA-ss
(Uaicn cop2)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
REWARD.
a3.26O Reward.

T osr FROM rae sFEAMEB MISSOURI, ON
II the Sta day Of February, 1855. ~. & n.
CAGE. He was ffty years Of age. dark hair, ca m.
ing gray; rather slim, but well-iormed hghs
gray eyes; feet 10Z iaches hight; we'll dressed
I'm dark clothes: small scar on right sheek. He
had on BIS person six thousand i've hundred dol
lara. viii give one-half Of the above annsunt
30 found upoe his psrsoA; and should there be no
monsy on hls person, will give n reasonable re-
ward for ehe recovery a the body. Any one
aadIng the body will please comwunicate imme-
dhstsly with Keller A. white, Evansville, Ind.
mera.tf L. GAGE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
sATURDAY..................MARCH "a
City and State.

CRowpnD oUr.-Ths Market reports
were crowded out in consequences Of the
rush of advertisements. They will ap.
pear on Monday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24


Srop AND REFLEor.-J. P. Elliott g.
Son, at No. 50 Main street, are now re-
ceivihg choice lot Of Groceries and
Provisions, consisting of
TOO bushels choice Neshannock Potatoes;
700 bushels Peach-bIow Potatoes; &
200 bushels White Sprous Potatoes.
The White Sprout potatoes mature
three weeks earlier than the earliest Pc;
tatoes IN this part of the country.
$4,000 lbs. No. l Bacon Hams; 81
$4,000 lbs. No. ] Bacon Sides; : y
$500 lbs Prime Bacon Shoulders
10000 lbs Prime Leaf Lard, in kegs
and iierces. Also, choice lot Of Gro
ceries, &c, &C., such as Sugars, Cofees,
Teas, Baking Powders, Pickles, Canned
Fruits, &C., Garden Seeds, Onion Sets.
500 kegs Dnpont's Rifle; Powder;
500 kegs Dupons's Blasting Powder;
& 100 half kegs Dupont's Rife Powder
so cases assorted Canister Powder; =
10000 feet Cotton Safety Fuse.
Call and examine at
m17d1wl NO. 50 MAIN STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

nA If you want 6ne, nice Spring and
Summer Clothing, at low figures. cali at
Ubrich & Sehraders' tailor shop, corner
of Second and Sycamore streets.
k1Fsr maf24. Low.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

JEwELRT.-We5 dropped in ct P. L.
Geissler's yesterday. He was busy as q
mailer, fact that gratifed us We mo-
tioed that he had something new "nnder
the sun" He has lot of beautiful
badges for eight-hour-men, and makes
them to order, of gold or silver Go
and see him. He will do right by you.
lrnnan22 1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

ATrrNrlos | CoMPANY E.--AlI mem
bers of the old 14lh Indiana, Company
E, and their friends, are requested to
call at Louis Exchange on Second
street, Saturday evening, March oath
Business Of Importance. By order Of
the Committee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
1hich is corrected this morning.

PERsoSAL. Ysssesday we had call
from Mr.. CAlkins5 editor Of shs Prince
ton Union Clarion. . sterling Union
sheet, published at Princeton, Indiana.
It has wide circulation, and is con-
Quoted with ability, and is splendid
medium through which our merchants
can advertise their business. Mr.. G. in.
forms us that the Union men of old Glib
son are standing firm, and that they will
move on the enemy this fall in solid col.
umns. routing them even more efectual-
" than ever before. He also informs rs
that company has been organised in
that place to bore for oil in the vicinity
Of Hazleton, and that there are strong
indications of oil in that neighborhood
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

House for Sale--Apply to Captain A,
Darling. Fs rs
A two story brick. house, containing
u srooms, with excellent cellar and
roomy garret; one acre of land, finely
improved with fruit trees and shrubbery
Out houses of all kinds in perfect or
der. Location, for beauty and health
fitness unsurpassed. via be sold much
under its value. ,Er mar23-lw 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

BG Greenbacks are good, but
Robacks Blood Purifier is better.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
FOR SALE.
land for gale

MINE HUNDRED ACRES, C0MPRI ED OF
~ Section 10 and q part OF 30. Knight town.
ship, TandeRburgh counfy, Indiana, miles from
Evansville. between the Canal and NewburS road /;
$50 acres In cultivation, 200 ceadsnsd, and the
balance we'll timbered. This is one OF the moas
desirable tracts Of land now being offered for sale
IN Southern Indiana It viii be divided 70 suit
purchasers. For particulars inquire Of W. w.
Crawford. ct w. 7. Noel Co.'S Alvah johnson,
ct our Office. Leuisyiis.
fsb2s-lm BRAEDRIs a CRAWFORD.
A FARM. CONTAINING 1870 ACRES, 7s
- acres OF which arc cleared Ia situated On
tie Ohio River, about eight miles above Smith.
land. For further particulars enquire OF
lanIT J. Q. DUs0UoHET 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

gaF Greenbacks are good, but
Roback''s Sugar Coated Pills are bet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24


STOVES AND TINWARE.
HI. Il. BLEMEAER
MAS REMOVED FROM ais OLD STAND
III on Main street 10 hi PneW house,
Mo. IL Second Street.
hatwee,, Main and Sycamore, rnd received o large
addttlcl to his stock Of ware, 30 that now ne mas
ths largest and beat selected ssck I'm the city OF
Hsaaam and Fancy TfmWare,
COOKING AND HEATTEa STOVES.
MANTLEs, MANTLE FRONTS,
ma verv best ENAMKLED CRATES, Ana and
common,
eKILLETS AND LIDS,
OVENS AND LIDS
SUGAR KETTLES
DOG-IRONEs
sMOOTHTN1-IRoNs, fancy and common,
COAL HODS AND VASES,
BRITANNIA WARE
IRON, TINNRD, AND EGAMELkD WAkkl
ana everything connected with the business IN
See. q general assortment OF
House Furnishing Goods
m~ A good assortment Of Tinnszs' Stock.
All Iobsing such as GUTTERTEGs ROOFING
Wsc tone at short notice.
All warranted 81 represented.
Omsrs so sell cheap, OF Wholesale and retail.
Orderz solioitsd. ueoo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

D@~ Greenbacks are good, but
4 Roback's Sugar Coated Pills are bet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
BAKERY;
~ eW BakerY.

I IN ew Bakery 80.
First Street, bet. Vire & Division.
HAvING EVERY FAoILITY, We ARE
~ hol esale aud Retail, at greatly reduced prices.
We Will furnish good -
Boston O. Soda Crackers at.,,...-,. cents per lb.
Butter and P enic :" at..-...-,.s11z ..,ifs..
Sugar I" at.-....,..l6 -
Pilot Bread at..-.-.-..65z- g ~. . {
Wedding Cakes Of every description Furnished
on short notice. Parties supplied Eith al skinds
of Cakes on reasonable terms Families npplied
daily by Broad Wagon, at any house in the city.
mare I'M sfRGBEL 4 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

REMovAL.--We have removed our
sample and sale rooms to the newdoable-
store, corner Main and Canal streets,
adjoining our foundry, (about two min
utes' walk up Main street from eur old
stand. where we shall be able TO attend
TO the wants Of our friends much more
pleasantly than heretofore. Prices as
low as any house in the West. We man
ufactnre all the goods we sell.
RGLKER, BLoUET & Co.
feb25-1m. ~ FwHS z
e b. Greenbacks are good, but
Robacks are better.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

neA- Greenbacks are good, but
Rnhack's {. Ritters are better.