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FOR. SALE.

OR SALE AT AUCyFION-Satur
the Sth of December, at 10 o'cloekiA. M,
the premises, a No. residence in u
d neighborhood, a two story brick resi-
ice containing nine t9) rooms and two
&c pantries, all in complete order with
sets and gas throughout, and a No. l
Die onathe rear OF the lot. House new
)afSered and painted and in complete
err and cone of the most convenient
ldings in the city Lot 80 feet front by
feetfdeep to a paved alley.iI will sell
above property 90 the highest bidder
hout reserve, for 81 900 on the day Oh
sale, 1000 on the first of April, 1867,
the balance twelve .months from the
of sale, with sig per cent. interest, and
h mortgage on the property for deferred
ment.
ne above pro perty can be bought at
yate sale by calling on % IaGm o. 6 q
w. w. SHANNONIBpi ed IEEo iai
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
OV CIV
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OR SALE AT GROCERY. :

Any person desiring to go into the
Gerry Business at a stand that already
a large run of custom can obtain a
gain by calling on the undersigned, 179
n street, between Sixth and Seventh.
er branch of business altogether. The
Is have been selected with an especial
to accommodate the trade of that
Jon of the city.
bvI5 DIV $. III. s. COOK.
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and reducing their productions to meet the
state of business, generally running up ON
goods OF established reputation and desirl'
ableneSs. eassea g-stsrs-.
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-EELING DULY THANKFUL FOB
E the very liberal patronage receives
drrin0 the past seven years, ana icing
s1erIo nenf, residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their PROBES
ssionaI services or not to visit their rooms
and see the.var1ous styles OF WorK manu-
improvements and inventions are being
made. and everything that Will subServe
them Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
They have several Anssthetics for allie
Waiting pain when extracting teeth
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles OF A ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
states are made by us regmarities or
Children's TeeSh success =, tiy corrected
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or sAI1E--A lot of fine Shelving, a.
Merchants Union Express ONCE.
-OTIGE-Pawnbroker's Sale at Auc-

.OTLCE-Pawnbrok Sale at Auc-
ton. On Tuesday, November 9th /,
,loeK, at III. Nelson's Auction Room
lnredeened pledges, consisting of la
dresses, shawls, and black silks,
ts' clothing, coats, pants, vests, &c. !;
es' furs; gold and silver watches, gold
ms and rings: one piano, one guitar,
shot gun, aud numerous articles too
Offs. to mentiOnFEF@ kF1%1 Co.
III. GUMBERTS, p. B.aff ~
l6dtd1 H. NELSON, Auctioneer.
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TRANSPORTATInN.

va
sBellefountain Cotton Express, Bro~n
Dunkefson=S Co., Agents. sSss
Evansville, Paducah and Eastport Pack
ct Line Cox & Humphrey, Agents.
Z Evansville CairoPacket Line, Huston
& Co., Agents. s5 i.
Great Western Despatch, Nexsen q BtE-
by, Agents. = @ET
Green River Packet, Ada Lyon. SIS
Henderson PacketsLine, R. X. DunhaHN
son q Co., Agents.
Louisville, Evansville & Memphis PaesE.
ct Line R. K. Dunkerson & Co., Agents
Merchants Union Express, r. r. WaId-
on, Agent
Merchants Dispatch, E. B. Morgan, Ag'E
Greensboro, Cannelton & Louisville
Packet Line.
Star Union Line Express F. II. Ehrman
& Co., Agents.
INSURANCE. g 80 t-N
Evansville Insurance Co., Main Street
w. j. Lowry & Co., First Street.
Z Nexsen & Bixby, Main Street.
= w. A. Page & Co., Main Street. va
Ben. stinson, Third Street.
= Iof bnsREAL ESTATE 81 7, f-.iIos.e
Thos. E. Garvin, Third Street 80 sies
Alvah Johnson, Third Street
e VIM. Reavis, Main Street. Y.gmo1lX5
HH OIL WORKS.
st. Louis Oil Co.,'st, Louis, Mo. g2s sre -
'' iliv - H5idCoAL.i - I'll iIo.ft5fl brs
Bodiam Mines, Water Street.. oaal ii9s
A. j. Hutchinson, Water Street. ~, 800
Green River Coal, Water Street.
,nt HoTEi,s. y 81
American House, Water Street.
= Merchants Hotel, Main Street.
BOARDING.
Mrs. ]. F. Reeves, Second Street. ~,
w. w. Shannon, Main Street! Slah
fAgroeNEgs AT tAw]33Nolq
Harrow 8 weIbOrn, F1rsbstreetg or
James T. Walker, Third Street.
David E, Watkins Third Street.
81 - s. 3" 1. MEDTcAL,hf sa' IL W
4 j. B. Erwin, Main Street. ,.rrras soHaiq
L. s. Herr, Second Street. e.. g - 3vrd OILS
Tsavu DENTISTS. .rs,aa1-,s ia in
Drs. Hass q Cook, First Street. earNs dGhw
WOODEN FACTORY.
John w. Gruen Co., Bond Street.
prn SALT AGENCIES.
L. Rufner, jr., Water Street.
Baird Start, Water Street.
TRADES.
Thomas Grant, Carpenter, Main Street
VIM. Hawlsley. Engraver, First Street
c. w. Osborne, Painter, Locust Street. IVY
- DoDGE's PATENT. A. -. n "
L. Scantln SON, Agents, Main Stree
sc PAWNBROKER.
H. Gumberts, Third Street. Tnx gs sj7r,r
F. AUCTIONEER. U.s. i&4.
Hiram Nelson, Main Street.
u. g. CLAIM AGENTS. .' i ahi9r
= VIM. Reavis, Main Street. ~ 90. - q, f.-rr
James 7. Walker, Third Street: - q 2 ~ "
81 STOCK YARD. y pHh ga
w. w. Shannon, Main Street. .,..-
~ '''.s' =. TOBACCO A ~ pfAAA NV
webb, Mauzy & Co., CINCINNATI. Ohio. Is N
o. PAPER COLLARS. .9d3EM
4 H. NJ. Sweetser & Co., Agts. First Street
~ SHIRT MANUFACTURER biAgolqd
]. Smith, Second Street, s;nom3iQGi OBJ
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Z H. o. BabcocR, First Street 4 A4DAN
- JEWELLRHY. V.0YEI
Bittrolff d Co., Main Street.
p. L. GeissleF, - y" 80 lg r
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WANTED.

HYANTED.-Fine specimens of Pen-
" tmallship tFlouriShing and Business
fiting, &as9 sent free to any one sending
the names of twelve or fifteen young
l College. Address,
BRYANT, STRATTON & DEHAN,
cts 2ml Sc ICincinnati. Ohio. {!
TAINTED .@aEI-T I.Ik EQ
SORGHO! 'SORGHOl SORGHUM!
ash paid for Sorgho Syrup, one to one
,usalld barrels.5 q o. Ii xtl552 Mtf
BROWN, BUTLER az Co.. q FQg
ROGERS and Cornmission Merchants,
Alers in Syrups, Sugars, Sorgho, Spices,
Zee, Tea, &C., &C.,
No. A Walnut Street,
epls-d9m hae dgi Cinctnnati. 0hio2e,
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.AR004 YRu
WEEMIY REHIER - -

Since our last weekly report there has
bFen something of a panic in money az
fairs in New York, and very general de-
cline in prices of gold and i'll stocks and
bonds of all descriptions, and in all articles
of produce. The decline eliminated on
Friday last, gold dropping to 1871, since
which time partial recovery has been es-
tabhshed, andga nbetter feeling prevails.
1t is evident, fewever, that All specuiation
based on the expectation of an easy money
market and return to late high prices
will be hazardous. The Secretary of the
Treasury is calling heavily on the deposit
banks for balances, thus greatly restricting
their power to discount and increasing the
stringency of money. The present pres
sure may be regarded as fortunate, If taken
as an admonition by business men to take
heed to ae-dangeFs which impend.-----s -
( The banks here are able measureably to
meet the legitimate wants of customers.
Paper, however, is examined closely ana
only reliable maturity paper is favoraoly
considered. Rates continue at from IL 10
u per cent.
Exchange on New York, in supply about
equal to the demand, and rates unchanged.
Gold in New York, to-day at noon, 49,
buying rate.here. 49, ARe n " 4 Il
! Governments steady. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
5-o0,s old .......,..........I07 108
Sl00,S rer ''..........lO6 l07
go-goss no ''.'.' TiiI..,i.sf so Woa slG 100
7ssf;s. august ...104 1851
zoos, Jun 1oo
1905, July. ..-.........l0S4 1Oo
Compound Interest Notes are lower and
we give the buying rates as follows:
June, 1S64.............-...........
July,
Aug. s......................-.....-.. .......li5
Oct.
Dec Is ....................... III
May,
Aug los
Sept.
Oct.
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Good Building Lots, in every part of
city, whichIIwill sell cheap.
yelling Houses of all kinds for sale on
Q.
veral Farms for sale on time.
900 acres of Timbered Land for sale
ap.
have several Dwelling Houses and
.ral Farms for Rent4 ia EEE
demonstrating TO purchase any kind of
| Estate can be suited at reasonable
es.
rsons desiring to sell either Houses,
!, Lands, or Farms, can have the same
osed of by leaving description at the
; tsa g ~ ALuAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
Third ST., between Main and Locust,
L29.1 Evansville, Ind.
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DIR SALE-The undersigned will sell
at private sale his fine two story frame
ience of five rooms, summer kitchen,
wood and stable house attached, two
cisterns. all in complete order, with
.ern Improvements; lot fifty by one
bred and ten feet, situated on Fulton
nue., Lanfasc0 Address liE 1 moo
tl-3m GEO. WOLFLIN, Mt. Vernon.
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Compound Interest Notes are lower al
we give the buying rates as follows:

The following quOtatlons are from the
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
us. Treasury Notes.
, National Bank Notes.
State Bank of Indiana.
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BOARDING. CO

ARTVATE BOARDING.-Afew young
gentlernen OF good moral character
1 get Day Board with Mrs. j. F. Reeves,
Second Street, next to the Vine Street
ssbyterian Church. For particulars. ap-
to j, +. REEVES.
ov3 d3m
eOAH DIN E.ETwo gentlemen and
} theirawives can obtain pleasant front
ms, with board; also, a few day board
can be accommodated, by applying at
w. SHANNON'S, on Main Street, near
E. apd4C. Depot. Best of references re-
lred.klNtsEl AtilE kaCll lnov2 dim. Z
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LOST.

OSr-A large plain gold ring. The
A finder of it will be literally rewarded
leaving it at this office. nov22dlw.
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OR SALE-HOUSE-A two-story brick
House. On Locust Street. between 81 xth
/ $eVenth east side, in Mol NEG IllooI-

seventh, east sias, in d No. j NEG 1boI-
d. containing nfne rooms and closets,
in complete repair, with gas through
with stables and other convenience.
D, the leasehold of the Bulls Head pro-
", containing dwelling-house, with
teen rooms, in good repair; also, sta
for two hundred head of stock, with
stock-yards for all kinds of stock at
led. A fine opportunity for a stock
Ter. The above property is in complete
air, and near the z. and G. -Depot-a
location for business. wQt1n trade
he abeve property for q stock OF goods.
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DENTISTS.
DRS. HAAS & COOKE,
.ssssG So E 4 - "a
Surgeon Dentists

Rooms over First National Bank,
+ Corner Main and First Streets i.
= tfFIs3lstf-t Evansville, ina.
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snir,t OF the stock Market.

NEW York, Jan. 1s@The CONNER
cfal saws: Affairs in Wall street exhibit
little change. The stock market con-
tinues unsettled. The recent decline
in the value of railroad stocks appears
to have, to considerable extent, met
the.views of those who had thought
prices higher than was warranted by
the late receipts and the prospect of fu-
ture earnings. The prevailing dispo-
sition appears to favor waiting for the
future course of earning before under
taking important operations for either
a rise or fall. AT the board, stocks
were dull and without any important
variation in prices though thetendency
was downward. Governments were
quiet, and gold N@<c lower; 7-3Os con-
tinua firm, the first and third series
selling at u advance; certificates g
lower. Money is becoming drug in
the market. The private bankers are
generally lending on call at per cent.
T,he banks mostly get six per cent, but
usually with conditions not 70 call IN
the loans within certain period. The
demand for discount is active, and
prime bills are taken at 61Sa7H quite
cent Good nanne5 are current ut Sa9
per cent. There Is still q large amount
OF second rate paper offering which has
mostly to submit to 10a15 per cent rates.
cold still tends downward under the
understanding that Mr.. McCulloch IS
disposed to press the adoption OF the
clause in the loan bill, authorizing the
negotiation of foreign loan. The IN
creased supply of cotton bills also tends
10 decrease the premium. There Is some
speculative movements in the way OF
stocks, which may produce q partial re-
action when the contracts come 70 be
covered. saas 80
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NEW York, Jan. 19.-The Lima Com
mercio, speaking of the suicide of the
Spanish Admiral, says that on the af-
ternoon of the fatal day; Pareja had
come upon deck after dinner with his
officers. He had a revolver in his hand
with which he Shot two birds on the
wing. He then went down to his cabin
from which shortly afterwards n shot
was heard, and somebody rushing In the
table letter, in which It is stated Pare
ia said, that as the commander of the
Coradonga had not had courage enough
to do his duty, so he, Pareja, had not
enough to survive; the disgrace Of his
flag, and finished with the wish that
his body might not be buried on CHILEAN
soil or Gillian waters.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-This morning
James Terreny, young man in the
employ of the Farmers and CITIZENS
National bank of Williamsburg was
dispatched to this city with 8, 100 IN
treasury notes, and SO, 900 in checks Tor
exchange in the Park bankzafter leav-
ing the ferry boat, and while passing
through William street, Terreny was
stopped by two men in butchers cart,
one Of whom instantly jumped 20 the
lpayenlent and struck him across the
face with a pistol, knocking him down
and snatching the treasure the assail /.
ant jumped into the cart and drove OFF,
and has not yet been arrested. The Far
mers and Citizens bank otfera reward
of 81 600 for the recovery of I ee money.
on Thursday tn two men, Augustus
Tristum and Thos. Clark, who robbed
the Adams express several days ago,
were brought before the superintendent
at bridgeport on a bench warrant, and
put to plead on n charge Of grand larce-
nv, they pleaded not guilty and were
required to get bail in the sum of $500
for their appearance before the Superior
court for trial at some future session.
They failed 70 find bondsmen and were
committed TO Jail to await their trial
which will probably take place at the
March term Of the court
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New York Mnrket-
NEW YoRK. Jan. 10.


Cotton-Quiet and prices generally without
decided change at 51@52 for middlIng. Flour
Dull, heavy and lc lower with only mod
crate demand; so97 @ for extra state; q
@9'45for extra round hoop Ohio; 7S9lO .
for trade brands, closing heavy. WHISKY
Shade armer; I62 . for state and western.
Wheat-Dul1 and common grades nomlnnlly
lower, % for number one MIlwankee. Rye
Quiet. Bariey-DulL Barley Mnlt-Quiet
Coru-Dnn and shade lower s29A for I'M
sound; $685. for sound mixed western In
store and delivered. OatS-Heavy and lower;
S9ai4 for unsound western; 5695I5k for sound
do. wOol-FIrm. Petroleunl-Dulli S31S9S4
for crudeS 55956 for rehled In bond. Come
-hfofe5 actiye. Mola8es-EtnnefSi New Or
leans 9s9l q; PortoRico es9s0. Sugar-More
active; I29l4 for Cuba Pork-LowerJ . 81
az so for new mes, closing at % % cash
2 5O923 forprime; . 30 for prime mes; also
$3.50 bbls new mes for January February
and March. sellers option, y 6T1z9O -
BeeEQuietS l680 for new plain mess 2l@2i
for new extra m1esE Beef Hams-FirIn; 40g
II for western Cut Meats-QuietS 1Ie9l3 fol
shoulders; l5l49l71< for hams. Baeon-Quiet;
Dressed Hogs-Qulet and heavy R1<9l3i
for western, closing at IL @I25<9l41< for city,
LArd-Lower at 155<9lS; also 80 bbls ioE
February and March, sellers option, Is9ls9<.
Butte-Qntet at NOE for Ohio 2S9Ss for
state. cheese-LoWer, u149l2H-
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NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-The Henry
Chauncey, from AspiAwall, brought
$500, 900 in specie. The Sacramento
sailed on the 9th for San Francisco,
with the Chauncey's outward passen-
gers and seven hundred OF United
States cavalry, which were Transported
from New Orleans to Aspinwall on the
steamer Mcclellan.
The Isthmus is quiet, dry season
has set in. The President elect OF Co
lumbia is expected daily from Europe
| in the new war steamer Columbia.
Copper has not yet advanced at VAL
paradise. All quiet in Peru.
notified the government, on instruction
from Washington, that the United states
| cannot consider the new law in regard
| to the condition of the right of foreign
ers in the Republic of Columbia as
binding in any case where it comes in
conflict with existing treaties or inter
national law. Citizens of each country
are entitled to prompt reparatton for all
injuries to their rights in the other and
| United States government; and Will in
sist on Justice to its citizens when their
rights are violated.
The Herald's Washington special
| saws Vim. 81. Evans, late Lieutenant of
the 2O1st Pennsylvania regiment, has
been summoned as witness on the
trial of Gen. Mercer, now pending Mt
Savannah, for executing several mill
! tary prisoners just before the occupa-
ton of that city by our forces. he will
testify that on a given day in 1854 just
before the federal occupation OF Savan-
nah Mercer rode over to the first prison
| and ordered the summary execution of
seven federal soldiers whereby to pre-
vent their being recaptured by our
forces. The Lieutenant remembers the
order given by Mercer to be as follows !:
'sBring out and hang those damned
Yankee soldiers higher than Hannah
ever hung and send them to hell, where
they ought TO have been long ago."
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Riehmond Tobaeeo Market.

RICHMOND, Jan. 10.
On Tuesday there was a break of .
hhds, of these 81 hhds were sold at the
following prices:-One at $40, one at
s., Is, one at s., one at $40, one at So
621<, one at 1925, one at $3.50, oneat 81
20, one at S., one at 1910, one at Sl0'I5,
one at S11 rs, one at S12,75, one at Sl3,
one at $780, two at S14, Is, one at 81, so,
two at SIS, so, one at so, so.
To-day there was break Of u hhds;
Is hhds were put up at auction, of these
one was taken in at 81, the balance
were sold as follows:-TwO at So, one at
$3.50, one at S11,75, one at Sl2, one ut
1915, one at Sl3,75, one at SI4, one at
SIS, 80, one at SIS, two at $40, one Mt so,
two at SOS, one at S3l, one atsS33.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1s.-Gen. Hood
has returned from his northern trip.
The planters in Lafayette, Yermillion
and Coliasier parishes, West Louisiana,
had opened a system of planting on a
small scale. The cattle interestsin that
section are very large and valuable,
and requiring few hands, begins TO at
tract more attention than before the
war. PIantations OF five to twenty
acres with improvements, near Baton
Rouge. sold for g, 900, and 200 acres near
Port Hudson, for s., 100.
The city of Baton Rouge has created
a sinking fund of one-fourth of all the
money coming into the treasury to pay
All outstanding liabilities, including
bonds. 1t is estimated that the war has
occasioned 10 the parish of East Baton
Rouge alone OF over twelve Millions
Thirty parishes were raided over dur
ing the war. Three hundred millions
will not cover the loss.
The river is rising at Baton Rouge,
and the water is booming through
ehasms and creyices. ~ q
Gov. Wells has appointed Charles @.
Jones Commissioner of Deeds for the
State of New York.
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CHICAGO, Jan. I9.-The engineers
strike on the Michigan Southern Rail-
road, resulted in no detention to pas
senger tTainss The freight trains stop
ped only % hours to-day The strikers
were all discharged sfrf+s = ~
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ChIeaeo Market.
BAG CHICAGO, Jam 10.

Flour dun. Wheat declined Ic, elosins
quiet at I 2s9I 255<. Corn dull at 48. Oats
d1iet. HIghwtnesInacttye. Provisions dull.
Mess Pork declined 2595oc, with more sellers
than buyers AZ % 5092g %. Bulk Sides In
moderate request. Shoulders HAIL. Green
Meats quiet Hams 155<9I6- Picked Hams
and English Meats Inactive and nominal.
Lard quiet at HdI71[. HOGS les active and
sOs SALES az 10 7s9ll 3. - =, : y -
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crNc1NHATI; Jan. 19.-At a meeting
of property holders of Mill Creek Bot
tom resolutions were adopted appoint
ING a committee TO petition the Iegisla-
turc to Empower the city Of Cinctnnan
Mn Creek Bottom for the use of the
civ. The amount of acres Is 200, OF
which It is proposed to use for the cree
tiou OF basins and docks for chipping
balance, tofbe sold at appraised value.
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NEW YoRK,. Jan. E19S-The Fenian
Senate adopted a resolution. requesting
President Roberts to call the Fenian
Congress at Pittsburgh, Feb. 18th. II
viii be composed of delegates from all
circles favorable to Roberts party.
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New York Money ANA stock Marked

Money and Gold-Money easy at per cent
Sterling Exehange-Dulla ana heavy az i05149
1857: declining to lS71<: closing Mt 49,
Government StockEDuII and rather easier;
II. 81 q. SIR. coupons 20, I0l1S; U. 8. o;
i0-4os coJIpons a5JS: U. g. G., year certin-
Gates new Issue. b5<; Treasury Notes, I-'S,Ss
= Observation-Disclosures New YorlkGentFal $50;
Erie DdsL. Hudson 1922; Beading l9S ToiedO
I0IJ<: Fort Wayne 96; Michtgan Southern
6fIzs 1iftsbufnh SIsS. Northwestern 3l1ls do
pf4esfefred 81; K0ck Island I025S:
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sentence of gonzales Fernandez, the
murderer of OterO.

NEW YoRK,. Jan. 1e-The trial OF
Gonzalez Fernandez, the murderer OF
Otero, was concluded yesterday. he
was found guilty of murder in the first
degree and remanded for sentence.
The prisoner has all through the trial
preserved an unmoved and manly APP
pearance. On the last day of the trial
he looked haggard and anxious, but
BETRAYED no sign of weakness or fear.
During the summing up of the counsel
for the prosecution, he now and then
turned and faced the prisoner, and on
these occasions he seemed rather
anxious, and turned his head In an
other direction.
When the jury retired, he went, at
tended by an officer, TO the window,
and seemed to enjoy the fresh air. BE
said e few words to the officer, and
smiled. He understands just few
words Of English.
As soon as the verdict was declared, it
was translated to him, and then his
dark complexion grew shade paier
Int II was only q moment: he quickly
reeained his ordinary demeanor.
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81. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. l9.-The Eagle
doufing mill with 600 sacks Of houI
and 1000 bushels of wheat, was burned
last night. The mill was owned by Mr.
CargflI, and valued at So, 900, was moi
insured, but the stock, owned by
Floyd q Co., was insured In Hartford
Companies. " 49, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-20
Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. 3
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were Is follows:
Copper Falls Ig1<: Minnesota II; Hancock
1S5sS: Franklin S752; Quincy IS; Bay State
q Wayerly 4. 5si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-20

+ wwssnr1s az Jan. I9.-The Govern
nnent ms relieved Provisional Governor
Marvin and recognized u. .. Malker as
Florida.