davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-04-03

Tho p1rtfcst thing, the ''swcetcst tatuz. sad The
ost Of II for the least money ItoTefcoues the edo,
m pe1spssou sof.eps and adds celtcacJ 70 tac sxtai
II dsll4 httul perfume alta7s neadschs and lnaan
nation. and necessary companion In the slcs roam,
II The nursery, aud Upon tho tocr stdseoa"t 1t e77
he Obtained every where at oae dollar Per bsttlc.
SARATOGA STRING WATER, sold By ssl drug.
cisss,
, 1866-04-03

II the on1y Physician as Specialist now In the city
that can be entirely relied upon- Go u1x, and not
uaer Dtsease to remain In your system, disi1nsinR
your lace and body beaides destroying your happuesa
aud future pIospects In life. BE has made personal
disease md nervous debility big study tur the last
twenty years. and u therefore the peEson whan all
afflicted should cousult. No ore egc7 heard Of pa.
ent lis not bci1x cured slaee he has bean In the
cty. Els reputation has youchels In AL the city pa
pes patients and the medical profession, bo.h here
and abroad, Is being the ostsk!lled Specialist hele
md thorough master Of bis profession. alt others
fail, don't despair: give him ca1. It'll only com
mon OCCURRENCE with hin to cure such cases. His
roo,ns arc separate los ladies and ctncer- md the
most complete In the city Consultations fsee and
confidential.
Office No. 179 South Clsrk ttreet corner Of Mocioe
halfa block non the Post Ofee Post Omca Box 15a
Chicago, III. Once hours from "a, m. to SPIN.
Send for his "Guide 10 Health, published monthly
fee OF charge.
YoCxa Men. taxi PARTicELAR NoTIcK.-nocsot
BiSelow devotes mnch OF his time to tue Treatment ot
those cases caused by secret habit which ruins bath
body and mind, uniting the unfortunate individual
for either business society. The ssd effect Of these
early haha the OF 1per years. ia to weaken
aEd debilitate the constitution. destroy the physical
and mental powcrs diminish and en!eebe tho natural
feelings, and exhaust the vital energies OF uaaahood
the pea8urea Of life married. the object Of marriage
trussrnted, and existence itself rendered term Of
nncensng misery and reRret Such pcrsons. especially
those contemplating marriage should lose Tine La
making immedIata application. NJ Dr.. B., BY his new
treatment II enabled 70 eu8nre speedy and peIua-
nent cnte.
.~ once. 178 South C,fsk-ss, corner Of Monroe.
, 1866-04-03

a more quiet Gay ii tue Yaras iaaa lie onc asi
closed We not had occasion chronicle for nany
weeks. lack Of interest on the part Ut buyers
general inactivity, Lave been tic leading features tn
tho lire slos MARKET to-day. The weather mild
md pleasant, and II eytrS WAY fayotse for opera
tons, but there limited attendance Of buyers
and the few who did lend aheir presence eyneed very
little d#posftlcn TO operate.
The tnther unsettled condition Of the market ut
present rstraILs shippers from buyin. as lbera5
usual, The eGer1ngs were divided about equally be.
tween shippers and packers. Mt prices ranging from
ft.2aG5sd.
rnces do cot ciaer materially rom tho closing sates
Of Saturday. A--..-- ~
The following arc The reported transactions:
CATTLE sAL1s TODAY.
Adams j. ratkons to!d Culoertson & Co. u head fair
xtaK s;n,ea r. Aays1sgins LII ~ e *s1 heaa
s,!tshsll Aaa%: ed cS!lsIsson !: head stock
.1 EI1e ~ soa a. IL head Cav,
Cows. averaging sls ~. at s4.2s
II0Gs-From the reiurus made to the Board OF
tweuty.four hours, compared with the receipts and
shipments Of the period In lsa5 70 be follows:
-, Receipts. Shipments.
s.s seae.g g,,,s 80 NJ Ms9asy; ? III e:
The actual receipts s.oco our last report sra eafs
a1d the reported safes are - follows:
iltn9ls Eentfa! 8cale....s.-.... 1
st. Iossa siep. scale ~.
ScSthWests1n. scole.s
The rsesps since our s, ivp;i; sis ii; sss "
The nssktt has bera dull tnd Inactive. Sales were
confined to 5o2 head most Of which taken by an
Eastern Shipper. Prices range nom 39.2oa9.O- We
quote the market quiet The day clnsts with large
number remaining III the yards unsold.
HOG SALES TODAY
...-- No, AT. Price.
StIat orn 10 Gooslps..... ........... s. an $50
SkTthoTn to Goo-1p1.-.... .+.--......RQ ". $50
Gregory q Hastings 10 Georina...... !. 10 Pr
ConEtf 10 lpbt1 81. III S-21
sHEEr-The1e has not been enough dalng In this
brunch OF The live stock market to determine ta tone
and condition.
The cnty ssle was Ia head, averaging 95 D. sold By
Ceuovcr 10 Snyder. 3sta. Theze are some 100 head
IN the rcus unsold.
TEAMS 10 TIE ES1oN HTpcK YAE1S.
Trains are run 10 the Cnion Stock Yards over the
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Road, leaving the depot at
the corner OF Madison aud Canal streets. ThR Orc Is
" ccuta each wny. When fare Il pAld on tho train
, 1866-04-03
CDMlNERCIAL,

MONDAY EyES1S0. April 2, 1856.
Tue receipts and shipments during the past
forty eight hours COMPARE with those Of the cor
responding dEte last year a. follows:
, 1866-04-03

On Syphilis. semna! Weakue.s and the sssrst n
hfm!ttes Of youth ard maturity. DIS. EORi.DEEfS
CO., notta~.s: COL. OF Cs2rS and South Wa:er:ss.
Cllcs=o: Nu4E sclksTITtc tSvESt,aH.aa In
~ tt2issu.s. no:e p:c:e:iJ kzown ~ sr:n2al W:l@
rrss. etc. Can be ps1E*EcntJ curtd n fnm Is days
10 3No hanthS By alc n*e Ut thls Instrument when
n'el conio&nt!y @tsh EuedIclntt D7. u. q Co. or
90 70 s4usts The most scercl - to the merits Of
stsnce here ElE rrove unsatisfactory, 2faz fair
ira. the money win be rradct nr r-taTnin. the In
Ix1nEtAHT 70 L*n1sS-Etmai1 complaints trca,ed
IN rhc uonthlY courses cate OF DISTINCTIONS from
my cHEse- AItlErss stEs. DQEK0C1MS Il CO., \. IT.
, 1866-04-03
Swings Union Coffee Pot

1t Messys. a. 4 j. G. DIETZS Stow store. 69 Mon
roe street He win be .hsse toe feE days t1e T to
cious beverage md test The yaluc Of The lnyeouoa
, 1866-04-03

SAHTTLLE, Tenn, March I'd. 1s66.
1wi oez Tor sale ut pubic auction Ut the Fsaafin
Shops. on the 3lh day q April ntxh commcncsng At
10 O'Clock I, m the following articles OF Machinery:
sCoupltnzs, line shAit: st@aru Engine lox15 inch
cSlndcE horse power; Steam hnEine ey!tn;
Boxes; Centre, fstss lost aaagcsss be1es :ad
Iatne h.nd. small 9Th Iron sasarst L.the. haad.
ssIneh Fuiisys. Bored aoti ta1ned: stnen Faley.
bored and turned a2inch rnl'sT- toled and taEed:
bored ard turned lsinch PuiIeTs, borra and turned
~ inch Pulley bored md turned: .ttneh Pulleys,
4 Core pulicys; ! lsn Irun P4an.E; sX n FiancF;
l7H Pinnef: - inch F1anntf; 40 feet Line shaft
E9; II fset 3k 3haltaz; G1 Machine Taps; P1odnE-
Ir9 rs, Y to finch, II Inch, II Inch :.
Thia Machinery IL Of btst ratesns aud all IN good
condition. Persons NiAh3n. 10 exAH1ne Il hs!ore thR
dsy Of sale csn Dc 20 By eang ax she franklin snops
Ry order Of Capt, i. b Eddy, Chief Quh.sefnastef
Dept. Tenn. kB. KIKK4
ulp7ol2f 39t B'Jst Nal and 4. u. u,
, 1866-04-03

Lyons Extract Of Pnre Jnmnicn Ginger
ia. Indigestion Nansea, Heartburn, Sick HesdacAe,
Choera Morbns, &C., where warming, genisl srmu-
liant Is required. Ia careful preparation and entirr
purity makes 1t cheap mud reliable a1acte for cuna
n purposes Sold everywhere, At 50 cents Per bottle
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
, 1866-04-03
'SperInat0rrheH.

HseirE been cpsef Of sptrm.sor7hea BY celebrated
s .s,,a s s1tsrrrs rro T. ~ 1S
which they can be permanently srled. al! eopg,u9l
ka.,ops co1adrnttal. AddEess With stanp WI. STAN.
I EY j. } I1faTrr ftf<A ChtESYQ. l. 1.
, 1866-04-03

'CE1evnllCf7N Lie XOF TIC HAIR
VIII restore Gray Hnlr to Its ORIGINAL COLOR !;
STEENGTI1EN and PROMOTE the growth Of the
wrakest hair, stop its falling out; keep The hesd
clean cool and healthy; can be useu freely contains
nothing injurious Is unparalleled HAIR DRESS
ING and Is recommended and used by cur oest phys
lcans. assure Sou. Ladies and GrntIcmen. it "A alt
you require for the Hall. Sold by all Druggsts and
Al my Office, No, / 11I3 Broadway. NJ T.
SARAH Il. cHEvALIER, n. D.
, 1866-04-03

7 CnIcAGo. March Soth, 1855.
Sealed proposals VIII b receiyea nom ths dra.n
da OF April next for the laytnE Of sucn 6lach pipo
drains a. haye been oreEed by The Common Council.
the river 70 Hasted street. which not hay. been
IN b. the Of The lots Bidders to the
rate per foot for the drhn including all curves and
nucttons and Tho prtcs tor each catch basin 3t H.
In height. complete, with double Pinch er. The
laons established by the Hoard, and the approva,
Of It's En21aEx1 aud Inspectors. The Bo11d reserve
| the r1.h 10 reject any nnu nll bids.
| RJ o1leE Of tho board.
| mhSes &tS-Gt 4, ", TISEuAM. Secretary,
, 1866-04-03
ChIIdrell with Worms.

NAA4AK[&A Will
From hre TO ten dsoss OF Railways iseady Relieftu
pocuful oi sweet ued HAter, and from half to
whnle one or Kadway's Regulating Fills. given At
night, Wilt ree my caid from the presence OF w0fn5
A.Inot every child will be trpublsd sometlues With
these parasites and viii erown,up people OCCASION
alIy because their health not al ways well taken
os i u not upon the healthy e!eeats Of the body
hnmoss md s!my DEPOSITS; thsy a1e 1he oasprlDg q
81 rup:on That corruption must be aEst disposed OF
befosa she worms can BE c1Eeited nom the system,
bttots 1he wozms Etl CEASE to be eaEendsrea Rad.
Tlll ~ ths EoFs GEst and then threw "a the o,n,
common veInifaees Of the az. sne M anticipates,
tney sia net prevent similar - naaaaees f5o@ being
liesdy Rsiei and she Reeals.nS ptlls aze The opiy
tb1neB that will thus tnofuQEhly do tho work. Whe
ltth worms he In the stomach. tue hNwts. or The
intesnes whether 1hcy be IN the skin or n any other
Organization Of the system. the Ready e1ic and tue
Regulating l1s Will them OUT destroy them. ex
PEI them from the body. and Eenovn:e the uisfa4ed
otxau that no more Worm4 will b. engendetch. These
edcin~s change Tue G1sordeted nature Of the 81.
lem that alt The corruption II gotten rid or and little
by little every Tissue Is 1dc Whit ought to be- every
ofvau,c action rendered productive only OF FOUND
Wholesome effects. The woroas are gone, Al d tho
child the adult enjoys afterwards the highest eond
tnn OF health. and al for cents Sold bJ druggists
iThe Trade supplied b. LORD d sAl I'll: Wholesale
TT1,nR aNf. mi F.TAT TIT
, 1866-04-03

q oIH0AAl1oIs FA0IsAAl.- 3UH13. 1e11o"e Et'"
Ing hif usmc as Charles Drown, was brought up ba-
lore Justice Mllikcn at the Police Court yesterday,
Charged with having In his possession spair oIbur-
glars nlppcrs-an instrument used by persons OF
the house-beekiug profess TO unlock doors from
tie outside when the key Is Oh the inside oflhc
doer. The fellow WIS captured while asleep In bed
Al No ss State strict. on information given 10 the
p1ltce b, the mistress Of The house, young woman
named Birdie Lawrcuce. Lie arrived in this city
few days s1nce in company Nlth several other tus
plctous clafncterF.- He was committed for trial In
dctault Of $500 bail, to answer to ,hc charge Of
yAuy3Dcy ~ -
, 1866-04-03

TORPORATION NOTICE.
~ O157c1 or TIE RoAED o. Public WoRks,

~ OyJJCx or TIE RoAED ov PUBLIC WoRKs,t
CHICAGO, March e.. 1876.
Where's. The coMmen Council q the City 1Cn!ca.
tide OF slate street. the Side OF sazts AYcun-
be cuzbed wlth curb srade1 and Erarelled and
cutters pared with boulder asone; said wprK to be
done der the superintendent OF the BOARD OF Pub
lie Eorks, ard that the aum OF eeTen Thousand rlne
a1se;sed upon the real eatate deemed benefited by
The improvement 80 ordered. according 70 she pro-
visions OF the Reylset Charter, ss Amended, In snch
case mnde and provided
Now. therefore. public notice + hereby given - a
oart Of Public Works VII! meet At I:oons So. II IN
the Court nonse: u said city On 1hars.a5, r. ehh
D., to assess the amount ahoEe named, directed, ~
e.oreta!t by the Common Couoc1 to be Assessed On
the real estate deemed benefited By the said contex
]. g. GINDH4E,
FRED LEfZ,
O. j. E0SE,
Commissioners Of the Board or Public Works.
mhTS G3:1i 81
, 1866-04-03
9peetal Aottfts.'
E,in4,.ev,s blood Sonrczacr

N-4NQsGy"S WkVV@ sSV<s& NHCH
Cures Eli dl-ezse ssaias from an l:nTe state OF The
G1ood, such n ScRtHuiA. CaaCKnoIs FORMATIONS.
Gr1ASE1rs U1sHtsEs. Eults. nxisu.l ~. F1AfL.s ca
tAcr. TAT1KA INFECTIONS. J!rSp1cE~ Salt EnEr9.
tok cht With al utaer Disarie<s from any Improper
ccrtittcn Ct the Ct:cuiatorT SJ5cn; n5 , Ee7cras
T.!IC liz e:rts most bcnlgna7. md eaIaos fH: 70
tenens where useri aecorufnx ect1ou7. tsrtl1
Gates F-opf OF what il Abose sesttd be Ed By
aEFl}.E 70 Gsdsgtsss, or to
..- Sole T1orrie:o-s, T1st,e17Sh, III.
. Scid by FULLER. r. Men 4 FULLER Wholesale
nrugssslA - and &c Market st., Chicago, sad drug"
ttst-t eneTfiIv. apE1.13l
, 1866-04-03
Law INTELLIGENCE.

Martial Segerance*-The May NIRn.
slaughter CaAe-Actton by Mays Coun-
Ac1 to Recover Ill cir Fces-A Mortgage
and Its Illktory-ylle Police Court and
the Reform Scl,ool-Ds,nsnalttneu by
the Comu1IAA1oncr Decided TO be Un.
copA.atutYuunl-TFiu Calendar.
, 1866-04-03

'llGfo Tue gold MAfGet opened al rs aud closed
weak ut 1s5A. Silver was, s,pomina1 at 11eI12O.
Notwifha nndtng the decline in Europe Of Five
TwcntIes to 71AG7tssi;. there is no change In the
market, either in New York or here, snu quotations
ure steady n fOllpWe;
, 1866-04-03
T ARGE SALE OF COVER

T ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
IL MINT MILES. BY direction Of E~y.s Brig. Geu-
Hn. Myers, Chtef Depot 81 NJ:
Ment Corral. corth Of euton Barracks, st LouIz No.,
1000 Ftne, well conditioned Mules.
The sale Will commence on Thursday. the I'D inst,
At ~ o'clock n, snd will continue las the rata Of
1s0 per dayl until all ara sold
good seTvlcesbse Ar tho n1csr lot OF nies
eefrI for sale by GoyeIumeur since tho cose the
waf- They were selected fbf sefrlca On the pAlnxx
bnt arc not required.
The franklin nvenCe street railroad cara run within
= shcEt dlStante OF the Corral.
Animals will be sold sIa2ly.
jNd. L. WOODS,
-..... Cxps- ADd A ON
Tbs above sale u postponed until MONDAY, Ap11
18th IT. asne hour and place. Jy0. L. WOODS.
nAiolE6 tt Capt. and A. 9. H.
, 1866-04-03

~ - f1@<7S * not g~fow.~ - o. nnox7x r,n..
1855 GU S.oteI q. eAtT8So-t5-- A21-a
rtan sold to a E1ua1 extent st &c md Mfllct a
ec.
1900.
Ell WE qulef with Ehles Of domeshc Ono a
tSaE0GaaU. :. !
T-1ss,,, -,
7allow va dulf, and ueg:ecsed at lie for pacSers
r,occ,Ics ucre ~ .s,,,,. 49,, a.. .,,.. r..
s,a oee 49, "e.s ~ qans ase, anu INC masSes ios
Thc 5olIpNIne despairhe, rs,e ,r,d .na.v ~,
,chsnes. ''-''' "s'' '''a to41' W
Flour dull, heavy: Grain nrne.. ouset; Pork
t,arcti t Eaid 1:,sl: auH' 1s''y' 1'e' "mskey M
en1uss1' = 49, f;snT, 70.
i LAIkk Cnl !ont ntaty, $tSoHSlu; wheat 1nacl-
TIC hEm !, Eofh ht1ret, ld54c; Oats steady; Pork
tI1ner, Seb ~; Gold 1s6.
LATER ..
Gn. .
There WIS nothsns dotrg Ia TIE Wheat market IN
ta-,sNs,a o7ots,s,ns ,ea.a 80. ~" a'tssuio'ns
New oraenus hlnrkcts-l1arch "a.
During the week our market has bees, dnl, and
declining on esC1J article Of Weste produce wtthou:
e1cc'ion; Hoe1al tecclnts deciiae d God PREMIUM
Louis, i4ys 81 connlned 70 make ey,rcme dizziness
sEd bushels corn. from the Ittnnte River
, 1866-04-03

New York Stock Market.
Closing prices for cash, April "a. 1876, received By
Ipseph NJ LgonE, Commission Stock Bond Broke
and deltT IN Government Securities No. 6 Clark 81.
, 1866-04-03
BOARD OF.TRhDE.
Eighteenth Annual Meeting.- Election
of Offlecrs--Rcports Of the Prcs1.
dent and Grain Inspector.

PFopokrd Ancndmrnt4 - OomnarrF'"'
Cunin&Etce-The Wheat StG5rcs
lhr PROPOSED lucrcaee ~ ~"
lkltcA inr ssrNiu 1klNpCealone
, 1866-04-03
&ontrnmE1tt Sales.
TINTED STATES MILITARY
" RAILROADS. .....
OFFicE oF ASSISTANT Q1-AhTHRMasrrK}
MhHhtuCfnH. q. T.. NArch u. tS68

WashtuGtoH+ D c, March Il, tSb8, !
AUCTION SALE OF L. MILITARY RAILROAD
MATERIAL.
VIII be sold At public auction. st Alexandria Vs.
Tuesday, Ap7il To- l6f, cEagcsass LOGON olive En-
gnss feet - nch gauce cylinders. lsI27: Wexht.
Carr, Platform Carr % Small Truck Cars Il Trucks
fer f1eiehS Car, y patT Whee,s On a!ie1, 2steam
Pumps, 500 tons secondhand Railroad lroo, tsnott}
~ a iesgs Gnan1ity Of freEs Ss1is .tteh E1tnses.
Axes. Picks. stoyeA Flies. SpeF I'M OIL &C. - hnud-
lpEt. rom Io112 70 7I+0 feet lot Of Of1ce urnt1rn
Shelf Hardware Herring Safe; Saloon Tar, fees
ax inch eauee elegantly finished and furnished w11h
blzcE walnut, tim nfd With green pIuAh; uoublo
t1ueks~ with broad ueRd wheels.
S2tc tn commence at 10 a. H.
Terms cnSh. tn Government fUpd9,
, 1866-04-03

M A RINE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO,

AEKtVEp-MARCII, 1855
March u, Echr Guide Chase. st. Joseph 35n iun-
Der and suudrieS.
16. Scow Contest, Nelson, Racine, 2, so brick.
I" ". StmE Sea blEa, MchenrJ, Manttowoc, sun.
dries.
:" 10. schr Sea 0nlt,. Alh1echt. MaalsoHoc. 6
cores wood.
" 70. schr |. +. shAnk, Keenan, St. Joserh. 10
cords wood.
" u. schr Guide, Chase, St. joseph, SON luna.
Der.
IS Q. Prop Favorite, Wilson. St. Joseph. sun-
dries.
-. schr Fride, Anderson, sheboygau. IS cords
2s- s,mr esfi ses hrd, Mcueasy, Mani.ox sun,
drie8-
IS. seA1 IL, 5ss sona sS AIbFeeAs N.a'sowoe' %
Is q. Prop Favor1tc, Wilson. st. Joseph. 800 brls
hour.
q, Schr St Laurence, Anderson, Racine, 81
cords wood and suutrlcs.
q. Schr Scs Gem, nel1, Msaitowoc, 61 ID shin
E1tA.
e. scbt Guide, Cha,eist. Joseph, 70 N lumber.
ApRI n. lf66.
EtUs Sra Bird, Ncucnty, Msnltowoc. sundf1es4
schr Chat.ey ipoard Cusie Fort "ashlngton. 81 cds
sclr i. il. Hubbard, Burke, Eacine, sn lumber 2ssm
lath.
, 1866-04-03

A. G. EJltthorpc submitted an offer to NcAdam-
txt West randolph street with screened MeAdam
stone. three feet deep up to grade. nnd psved CUT
1erst ard in do all oIber work according to plans
and specifications. 1tr The sum Of fGS0 00b Also 10
make TEE proroted improvement on West Madison
&frcft, IN the snme manner, lor the cum Of $50 OO
, 1866-04-03
ATCTION SALE OF HOSPE

A UCTlON SALE OF HOSP[
~ tai STORES, WH1sKKr. W1NK5. &c.
MEDICAL tpHyKYoH's OyIMx,
WAAnNsruy, D. c. March II. Sdo-
VIII be sold At Public Anc1on. Il tnt1 city. AZ tae
JUDICIARY SQUARE WAKEHoCSE haek Or ne
City Hail, On NFDSEsDAY; The 1stn ~ ot =, AEsn s
p;tsi stores and Liquors no longer Fe9nrrd f2r tho
use OF tho MedIc2i Department o. the S@iIa1, En- '@6
A!Eow Roo'.''...iSS!GSS p lso soes. 10 ns
M .rh Il clO Mixed Desc. dO... III -
Setn @ p + rhnsi: ia "a nd WhIskey, quart
tnEoa = sN2 Nk2cSI f0[o >" bottltA..-.......e4M
En,t.s EiGtsusn' .7o,H0 p" NhlAkry. In bbla.
TartCEA. .ss'..',a.e-eo19 80 :. kets1~ S5lns r.,+ f
EE11ncent,.l HiIk - 0G0 :" bottles QMn
E........... LES ;" Sherry Wine, tn
fxr. ofCodee -. Ahs 2a pols....-. "
ReaHNs.+ Fly @s ANTA9Vo3 Wap,
Tea ReabA-.-....: ?2N botIe9...... ..-1RNV
The above articles VIII be sold In lots to suit boen
1ar.c ard small purchasers.
TeYms-E13h-
Five ~ dAJs Will be allowed 70 paEfiea II Fet1o'x
their ptpt eHty-
s*1a'osues 1sa11 ~ 'n' CfItS. SUTHERLAND,
snrrron acd Puryeyor, o: =, A.
CIV. Fu1EEKR, Auc1:oncer. H''soNt7et*ok
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
CITY Financial Rxhiblt.

The following exhibit of the past and
present condition Of onr city financial
ly, viii be gratifying to every one who
feels proper pride. in our municipal
welfare. The books, badly kept as they
have been during part of the time
embraced in the statement, on account
of the incpmpetency of the Clerk, say
from 1859 10 1858, can stiIl be under.
stood, and with somc difficulty we have
made the subjoined statement Of the in
debtednesS of the city at the times
stated.
Il viii be seen, that notwithstanding
the large amounts paid BY the city for.
bounties and other expenses incident TO
a state of war the bonnties alone, in
one year, amounting to nearly Fifty thous-
and dollars--and Notwithstanding the
large expenditures for sewerage, proba-
bly, amounting to nearly ene hundred
thousand dollars, and. the addition to
school property with many shous
and dollars, the. city dabt is now
less than one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, against two handred and sixty>
seven thousand, six hundred and forty
Eve dollars ($267, ,645), on the lst day Of
April, 1855:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
Correspondence.
EvAssvrLLE, March 23d, 1866.

EVANSVILLE, March z5d, 1906. ~
Editors Journal: W
do not know when my heart has been
so warmed up" as when, strolling
along the wharf at Memphis, I caught
sight of the steamer "Superior, and
going on board obtained copy OF the
JoUREAL--the FIRST had seen in many
long months. How il recalled home to
me, and ! wondered what were the
changes that had taken place; had
friends removed from old scenes and
sought new places? and above aIl--no,s
not above, but very considerable had the
" Boy God been busy, aud who had
taken the great leap for life2 The JoUR-
NAL seemed ike an old familiar friend
and doubly so, as when / looked
down its columns / saw that it had,
amid the turmoil and strife that sur
rounded il, remained true, and staunch,
and firm 10 the good cause that it has
ever advocated. It's pages seemed TO
look me honestly in the face and give
me kindly greeting back again. ..
did not know who was commanding
the Superior" when ] went on board
Of her at Memphis, and my surprise
| was very agreeable, assure youi Wneh
saw the jcvial, good natured counte-
nance of Captain DexteF, and immedi-
atsly after, was greeted kindly and hos<
pitably by Captain Rudd aud Mr.
g. ]. Grammar, who from tie Office al
ways see that no passenger lacks atten-
ton, and that all shall have as nearly
as possible that home like feeling, which
to 3 traveller, is, of all things else, the
most desirable. These two gentlemen
are eminently the "righE men in the
right place"
/ mad hearty laugh almost the mo-
! ment got on board. Captain Dexter
was talking, as came up, very serious
III TO q young man Of genteel appear-
ence, and, az usual wound up with an
anecdote. II seemed the young gentle.
mar was in that delightful condition
called q dead broke, and although he
had no money, yet be still wanted q
get mp the river. He appealed to the
/ Kindness Of the Captain-an appeal,
believe, that is never made in vain
and was told that he could 60
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ard, and, after forcing an entrance, be
made an attack upon the Secretary
himself cutting him in the throat with
q bowie Knife. He says that after young
Seward was knocked down. the old man
begged not to be murdered, and that he
struck the blow to silence him. His only
regret eeems to be that be did not kill
the Secretary. He says that the state
ment published in the papers, that there
we're two persons in the affair, is false,
as he is the man who shot the Presi-
dent and made the attack uron Secre-
tary Seward He says that there isan-
other person in the affair who has
been Apprehendea, who was to have kill
cd Stanton, bat he failed to fulfill his
pledge.
He states that Booth had nothing to
do with the killing Of the President, ex-
cept in assisting hin 10 make his escape
from the city Of Washington.
He says that the man killed in the
barn, and who Is said to have been Booth,
was an escaped convict of the Ohio Peni-
Itentiary; that his object in returning to
the United States was- to release JEFF
Davis. m
He urges hat Mrs. Surratt, who was
executed as one Of the conspirAtors, was
innocent. The stateraent was made TO
Generals JEFF. c. Davis and Watkins,
and has been forwarded to Washington.
Il is said that King ,ervsd in both ar
mics, and was sentenced to death by
both. Il is q splendid sensation, but
win not probably amount TO more.