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they are the IsndyA Friend. Price 81 per
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

THE TURNER'S HALL.-The frame
of the new Turner'S Hall Ia up, and
nearly weatherboardod. IL will be
spacious building, and admirably
adapted TO the accommodation Of
large assemblies, and will be great
convenience to the people Of the city,
As the Turner's are not very numerous
in this city or very wealthy, we hope
our citizens generally will lend them
liberal aid in their praiseworthy en-
terprise. @ $3.50
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M Rivers Of ink could be expended in
setting forth the comfort 20 be derived
rom wearing Madame Foy's Corset Skirt
Supporter, and then not DO ~ moro than
half justice. II Ia u novel invention. and
oDa inlnsiietiy popular withlt iae ladies.
II may be had everywhere.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FnOM VfN0nNNEl..

FilDM VfNCENNHh,
Going 13ast, Doing W.T.,
Ailihhs'sslfias,iiis 40 y NJ li19 NJ
Express ,,,issa, st,na.s.a.sa,i0s 2 = N 4I50 = ~
: NerfeH no rAssHaeHns ron FF. Bouis
And 1AtHoiHstn consequences of change of
time on the q. and ~ u, H., no connection
for the West Is now made by the afternoon
train on the ~, ana @, TOAD, Passengers
fbf the above points viii lay over 80 Vim
esnnsa I'LL bit5 am. next day
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

ae- CoIGATF'a HONEY soar. - This
~eiebratcd Toilet SOAP In such universal
antAiia Il made from the rnofoEsr mate
lnis, Is Win ard FMohttKNa "a is nature
aAaHANfta ecENrEp, anu Ntremely
RuRrtctAts la ita action apon T.. skin.
or aatc by druggmm ana fancy z, ,ds
''reA aokal ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

LANCE SHIPMENT or WnEAr.-A
vast quantity Of wheat has aceumnlA-
ted here, awaiting shipment TO psintt
above, principally to Pittsburg, Yes
terday Hayhurst Il Whitaker ahipped
by tho Camelia 3,10O sacks. There
are 1000 or 5000 saelss on Halls
wharf boat, awaiting shipment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

THAT LAST GRAND RALLY.-The
C6mFer, for the past few days, has
called loudly for all the Conservative
chaps who voted, on Tuesday last, for
the principle that one white man in
South Carolina is as good as two or
three in Indiana, to meet at Mozart
Hall, last night, for the last Grand
Rally. ~ IoieJ
The Remnant Of the defeated party
rallied to the number Of seven or
eight men and two sfise'lboys IL had
leaked out that the question Of Finance
was to be considered and the masses
nan inoenti suat,' or in other words
were "0uske-speiled"--n around.
Some Of them had bled pretty freely
during the campaign and particular
ly since the election and had no taste
for financial questions.
Whittlesey addressed the mourners,
and Stinson and Richardson made
pungentl appeals for money but the
amount collected or subscribed would
not pay the interest on the National
debt. a few untaxed bonds would
not be unacceptable just now to the
Financial Committee of the late Con-
servative-N National Union Democratic
johnson party, or a small accommo-
dation from Henry j. Raymond or
VIM. Talbot. Nu
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

We invite the special attention OF our
saders 20 Or. Easferiys advertisements,
viiich can be seen I'm our advertislrNeol-
INNS DR.. Eastoriy'a Family Medicines
arc deseryedly popular, have a rapid sale,
ave general satisfaction, and are kept In
All the principal drigetores throughout
tho Western and Bouthcrn States. IL will
90 seen that Dr. Eastcriy does not recon-
mend ono medicine 10 core AL diseases
but prepares n remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon 20 cure.
mayl0 irN ftf
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The SPECIAL TRANS 70 THE FAIR
Ggouap. Persons desiring 10 visit
the Fair will find the most comforta-
bic aud convenient method Of reach
ing the grounds, by the special train
on tho u. X q. II. r. The Company
have provided sufficient number Of
coaches TO carry all who may wish TO
visit the. grounds, aud will not have
10 resort to the use Of less comforta.
Bile cars. The Company have, also,
provided a track sprinkler, which
completely allays the dust on the road,
80 that visitors will not be annoyed
by dust Tickets Of admission are
sold at the depot, which will relieve
the ticket Office at the grounds Of the
crowd. a -. hf stA
The side track aud platform are
ample TO accommodate the train and
passengers. Mr. Jim Ferry, who is
noted for his urbanity and general
good nature, ig conduetorgon the
train, and if the crowd IL great he
will be assisted by efficient aids. No
pains have or will be spared by the
company TO secure the comfort aud
convenience Of visitors to the Fair,
and the low price at which they have
placed their Enthusiastically five cents
for the round trip-places il in the
reach Of all to visit the grounds.
Single tickets 10 children under
twelve years fifteen cents, or two
tickets for twenty-five cepts. We
hope every inhabitant Of Evansville
will avail him or herself Of this libe-
raj arrangement TO visit the Fair dur
ing the week.
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RnYel0pes.

We are prepared to furnish to bus
ness men Envelopes with printed
cards very cheap. str
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CITY NEWS.
TnrA 1 rnea /

Shipping Tags, Of all sizes, furnish
ed by the thousand or larger quantity,
on short notice, ut this office
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am, respectfully,
nICllAlLp EpwAnpe.
4 voIdE ifloM Yiel9anUn0l -.

NIFHHhHHu, " 1885,, Aug 2, IHHHi
ttHs JoHh Hufff@Deaf Hlri am happy
~ state % you that have used your yslis
able Gedfah iittafs with great beneft 10
myself, Ia general debility aiid pfostfatieh
~ ny system produced ~ the unhealthy
mfaa tfihAtnatir n denaa aftha mississippi
River around viGhsbafE, having been Win
General Grants army through Us whuls
hputhefn campaign, | confidently tseoniH
mend its nEa % all persons who are eAF
posed TO unhealthy climates
H. W, HOatE,
Agent n, a, Sanitary commission.
8N Fer sale ny i'BfHH vtKnhfMa, Water
atfeet = ~ = tmayi4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

ng Madame Foy's Corset Skirt Supporter
Is q simple yet valuable invention. II adj
Justs Itself 10 all the moyetaents OF the
body, and II without. doubt the most
healthy and comfortable garment n lady
can wear. II may be had oyarywhcre.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

HOME SAFE, -- We we're glad to
learn yesterday morning that the
Nimrods we mentioned the other day,
including Capt. Gus. Dusouchet, Fred.
Huston, Billy Dunn, Frank Collins,
and others, who went hunting down
the coast, had returned safe and
sound, and well laden with game, in
GLIDING turkeys, squirrels, &c. The
nice share of the game deposited to
our credit to some extent repaid us
for the pleasure we lost in not being
able to accompany them. Squirrel
pot-pie and wild turkey - oh hush I
Go again, boys, and bring home a
wagon load
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

no fIlLL'S YEGET1BLIs i5IcILIdN
\ lkAIle REVIEWER has proved itself lobe
ne most perfect preparation for the hair
yer offered " the public. -
tits n vegetable compound, and contains
80 injurious properties whatevcFF
HnbiA restore Og'aD hair toats original coior.
It will keep tho hair from falling out.
IL cieanses the scalp, and makes the hnir
soft, lustfDus. and NIkcn.
IL is a splendid hair dressing.
No person young or old, should fail TO
aAe w..
10 II recommended aud used ~ 0se ffrst
gletftcot auft0f1tn g 5tr
Ask for Halls sicillan Vegetable Hair
Rencwer, and take no other.
iTG n n. T. HALL a Co, Pfop1etqfa
Nashua, ". II.
.fln.w KELLER A. WHITE. Agents.
nay2ldin Evansville. Ind.
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RAILRoAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive, I Arrive.
9te@ f.vanaviiis. vineannsss ri iihuts
Accom- od'Fp, $40 a n 1871 4 y s69 ~
Mail as,,...ssisf,s eiib a N ~ ~ a ~ BFv
vinesnnss 40 2lib NJ 400 = y f'''''''''s'
s GOING SOUTH,
faaya Leave Arrive
Teffe Hauts. vingshnss, h,yills.
vinannHea 40 tstsaasas ,alHy = / Ril9 =
FfSiEfit n Az, $40 4 NJ 1879 I'm AiN = M
Malt i ''.,.s = $40 = NJ elSg NJ on y N
Terre Hauto and Indianapolis.
FHoM Tighftg HAuTE.
f.saye. Arrive
Might EFpfsss, isssnssss,,,. itB AM 100 A ~
Accommodation ...n.,.s.. 7finAM $500 y ~
Mail ,,lasn,,,srs,s,ssi.s,lt... q $50 y A II J19
EHpfeas ,su,un,,s ss,.snss,, 4 1875 = N as40 = n
1ts4a ax.d M4aasss4x,..4 Ra4I..aaa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

DEAD We are panied to learn that
MIR. Herman Munchhof, of Mt. Yer
non, and business partner of our late
fellow -townsman, Mr.. George WolAin,
died, of typhoid fever, at 2 o'clock,
sterdy afternoon, % the age of 55
years Mr.. Munchhoff WIS formerly
9 citizen Of Uniontown, X. :, aud, like
the majority of the German race, was
stauoh aud devoted Union man, in
the darkest days Of the rebellion, on
account of which he found it necessary
ia remove 20 this side of the river.
we're he has since been engaged in
loss His many friends in this
be deeply panied q hear of
actod death.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

'iosPlT We uotice
VI pital near the
use, is rapidly al.
1mpletion. Il is
the roo and
the purpose
q. II is sub
and will be
-intendenee
and The
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3 PECIAL NOTICES.
=
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS CEDRON BI1'TERs.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, April ~, iHga.
I'm, Jonh HuLtf@bshf Eifi Gratitude 10
Fon, rs we'll ne sense ~ duty 10 the ptibs
Ito, requires that should give you State
fnsnt, Tor public use, ~ tile great benefit
have derived from the Use Of your . Csdfbn
ItlttBfsfT After IA ffti l4taFv services Of thifs
tesn months, embracing the Pea 1tidgs
campaign ahd battle, I WAS discharged
from tile service aud came home 10 die
Dyspepsia, livsr complaint, and general
debility we're fast hnffyine ms 10 the
grave, ana every remedy prescribed by
diseases. About feuf weeks ago I was iafa
( tHnhta stlpHksl NJ procure TbaF "a inafbn
bittefH, asid by fiih Hsr If them HlUf4a I
have been restored 90 peftf NJ ana robust
health can most earnestly recommend
them no being all, hna more Than all they
ire recommended 70 be- You are al tibsf lF
- make any nse you wish ~ this state
asnt.
am, respectfully,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-11-24

rtpRiE tNNF Attorney t.aa-
" e.ot At Law Mar al I.sa.
viii Civ. pronHt attention T. a8 rH
'H4Hul bIsU rH'fus.0i M H.H
Aug 70. 't5. r1ual
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t. rt tto re "'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Backe,t.

INTENSIVE LAECESrEs IN FASHIONABLE BoARDISa
HousEs-coSvIcTIoS AND SENTENCES or rRE
THIEVES, ETC.
The only interesting on Yesterdays calendar
an Indictment for grand larceny against Charles Peter.
SON. who was jointly indicted with foreigner named
vedra who pleaded guilty last week and was sent TO the
State Prison for term OF years Peterson was tried
the complaint OF Mrs. Mary Brnkerhon, who keeps
boarding house at No 400 Fourth avenue She stated
tina, the 9Th Of January Peterson aud vcda called for
the ostens,ble purpose Of hiring apartments They
agreed 70 taRe her rooms and called the next day 20
make final arrangements with her. Peterson said he
would 20 10 the New York Hotel for their baggage and
departed leaving vedra I'm tho drawing In CONVEX.
saiion with the lady OF the house. whowas summoned ~
q bell 10 20 down stafys She left vedra alone,
and after absence Of ten minutes came Up stairs
and discovered he also had decamped II not DIS
covered The time that any theft had been commtcd
but at SIX oclock Mr. Edward Anossa OF the board
found that his had been and two coats
returned. About o month after Mrs Brinkerhof saw
Peterson and vera together In Third avenue who when
they perceived her separated and being quicker In their
movements than She they succeeded In getting away.
Subsequently however, she saw them IN Thirty fourth
street, watched their movements and them enter
lice oncer who accompanied her into this house. where
tho prisoners were arrested Captain Wilson had
ernl conversations with Peterson 81 the station house
and he admitted that part Of the goods were sent 70 Cuba
ne jury rendered verdict Of guilty and the prisoner
was Immediately arrngned for sentence The Recorder
said that there I've similar charges OF larceny
aQAln Peterson which perpctrsed In these board.
ins houss; that would be we'll for society 70 get nd
Of such dangerous thieves and that he regretted he
could NOT impose longer sentence than ave yes In the
bsase rss-vn
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FAMILY MARKET REyIEW.

MEAt-P0rer house steak JOc. 20 Boz per To- sfoln,
35c TO 35c per h. mutton, hind quarter loo to 2oc
per forequnrter, 12c TO 5c per h. chops, 20c to
CSC per h. pork 1ec 10 Gle. per h. veal 20c 10 soc
per lb. tongues, 81 I2to 81 so each.
POULTRY AND GAxs.--Turkeys, 30c. 10 32c. perth /;
geese zoe 10 25c per H. ducks, 35c TO l0c per ID
wild do 81 rs TO So per pair; prairie chickens 81 TO
81 % per pair
sH--Flounders loo. 10 12c. per III. striped bass
2Oc 10 CSC per H. eels 15c 10 Csc per ID shad acc
per H. oysters 81 70 TO - per hundred CLANS zoe
s0c per hundred scollops, aoc. 10 35c. per quart.
H. cooking 35c 10 l0c per ID eggs ~ 10 IL FOR Csc
cheese, 22c. 70 Csc. per III.
vpsxrAyfx -Potatoes, 1sc. 10 Csc per half peck i;
sweet d. 60c 70 05c per half peck cabbages 10c TO
22c per head turnips Zoe 10 25ccr hall peck onions
eoc TO zoe per half peck table celery isc 3sc per
bunch oyster plant, lie. 10 1sc.
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CrrY CoMmERcIAL REPORT.

FgIDAy, April Go p NJ
AsHra-Rsccipts, packages. The market continued
dull and heavy, with more sellers than buyers, notwith.
standing the reduced supply We quote pots nomiualy
% rs ssL
BraApsruua Receipts, 1,sa2 bblS nour, 800 do and
Lis bags corn mca $50 bushels and 100 do oats
STATE and western -four dull Of sale. and prices,
particularly OF common qualities, bad declining ten.
dsncy; enc sales comprise 1900 bba 81 the sabjoined
quotations Common grades Of Southern -four ruled
nomina,lv . shade In buyers favor; prime grades
were quite steady the demand was only moderate and
sha ssles we're confined 10 about $50 bills Canada
our was neglected prices ruled irregular and heavy,
with sales ol 800 bbs At annexed prices Rye nour
ercept Al full pric.s Corn meal in moderate de-
mand but noteworthy sales were made, and the mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07

"A better inquiry prevailed for wheat and the market
ruled somewhat steady closing quiet with sacs OF
81 900 bushos at 81 20 for choice No Milwaukee club,
81 65 81 90 for ordinary do ~ 90 for extra choice
white Canada; 81 b5 for white Western, and " " TOT
amber State The corn market more actiye and
prices closed very steady NJ advance Of 1c per busheL
The sales comprise 81 900 bushels al 74c tic for nm
sound and Tie I9isc FOR unsound Western mixed, IN
store and devercd Sic for Jersey yellow and SOC for
Jersey white. We note sales 5000 5000 bushels
state. part II soc Malt continued IN demand and
further sales OF 500 bushels made al 81 10 for
state The demand for barley was rather light. but
prices were without noteworthy change The sales were
about 1000 Q 5000 bushels Canada East M u 10
Corros The market dull and irregular all through
yesterday, and holders generally anxious 10 sell
Prices were entirely nominal, and the market closed
without Indications either In buyers or sellers favor
The sslcs 70 fair extent comprising $500 bales
meinls Al the following quotaiions:-
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CASpin we're selling In small lots n SOC &c. per
y. for city aud Western adamantne a. 10 quality. No
demand prevailed for large ios Patent and sperm were
- dull - ever II SOC. and zoe respcc lively
Gown Nothing In large way was sold here ycsfer-
day In Philadelphia the balance Of ship Anna welllng
tons cargo comprising 500 bags Rio, changed hands
FOE conssmptoa u about itc., gola. u bond w y
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II sage go Every Thursday: Deck $40. Landing caree
IN sayannah the following Monday morning. The now Aa9
hrst class steamship HUNTER Captain ~ L. Rogers. wu
leave Ec pier North river ats 90 Thursday April y
apply TO LEWIS L. JONES n Broadway. Agents In 81.
vannah HUNTER GRAMMELL
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4 SMALL -FOUR POCKET Bfr.LrARD TABLE ron
"A sale 10 feet long; oAh coios. marble bed; almost
nrLLfARp TABLE FOR sALB-A PRIVATE ROSE
ID wood Table In dne order, for SALE. Apply 70 4. h
HOLMES n Oed,r street. from 70 o'clock
ANEW AND eECoND TABLES FOR SALE Low
IN c'osh' sss cus~ s, y We 81 h AZ .nv
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pENTIsTRY,

|1-
"A ncled without pain no charge. Beautiful fsoA q
saci. Operations sknfQly Isrfof9ed
~. vILLsss, - or.nd, .~o block. n. 5rc.1w.y.
sGsnt Nitrous 0zIds) Y ne pvses o. densry 'lseasr
from Dr. Carnocksn. That sdministsy the IN tbs
most ssie io psfisnts and the whes medical Ps9
esosioa " tesvfs. 0Ofss ~ end y Cooaar iasltHhN
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yoLprEns. KRADi-ALL SOLDIERS or rHE THREs.
- and nine months service. Al soldier. vho hare IS
csvsf 0 hrahy t~~s and the willows and hesrr o. sn
dIerp vii end MO their advantage 70 cal unih wensstsy
q ~ Brosdway. N We bAssusnl
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81 Inc I0II0WfhK qu0thtl0ns..
TnIrn3 Elnrida
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A FEW APPROPRIATE ADVERTISEMENTS WILL
"A be nserted In the May nrmber OF tho ILLUSTRATED
once 70 FOWLER wEILs - Broadway, n T. ne
lsrgs circulation makes Il good advertising medium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07

The annual statement Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
rod Company shows that they have three hundred aud
forty miles Of road upon which the receipts for 1865
were over eleven thousand dollars per mile The state
ment contains the following comparative figures
1864 1896
Gross receipts $33I1, 07o 50, 7s3 O05
Received from government S36 sos 37O740
Net earnings. .............. 4l9,463 1,01662
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FINANCIAL.

A LOAN OF $1,000 wANTED-FOR A SHORT TINE.
"a Shares OF aworklng silver mine offered security
Address Income. Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07

Leaving for export TO Europe after lN April eSo,VV
with an aggregate of ESQ 600 900 stcrllng nj present
prices be paid BY Europe for American cotton In the
niue month"; the question arises, what proportion
OF this large amour, will be paid for IN merchandise,
what in losses what In gold, what In United states
securl,iesf
Petroleum and mining stocks were generally steady.
A. the nrt board United States closed zoe. higher,
Atlantic and Pacific isc Smith rarmiec was Csc.
iower Al the second board United States closed 10c
lower than At the first board, selling at 80 So Quartz
Hin Soc, selling at "a Smith parmscc lsc, selling a,
% 90 Buchanan Farm sold al sc, New York and Ale.
shaay g. Central 81 So OIL Creek ooc PI,hole Creek
% u.s. Shade River coc, AuanfYnd Pacific "a 49, Bates
Banter 81 %. csnsollda,sA saregory Gold sls 80;
Downeyville Gold SIC, Hope dod u 90, Ham mcClin.
took a.
The Louisville ycsrwei speaks In the following hopeful
strain Of business prcspcctsl In that vicinity
The most important crisisI the commercial history Of
Louisville has Just passed fhs doubt and anxiety,
Hnmxed with despondsncy, That chalacisI1fd the nrt
Two months Of the year have given place 70 metons o.
q anxiety h thsS the hugo stocks u every variety
Of goods that accumulated here during the winter
Ycshs win be insufcicst 10 meet The unprecedented
6smsnd bfux made upon them, end the most eStraor.
err encrts are making 70 rcplenish stocks that lev
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A LOAN OF g. 600 wANTED-FoR A SHORT TIME
"A Shares OF aworklng silver mine offered security.
Address Income, Herald Office.
ROlToMRY- s60oo-BRIG SAN JUAN.-AT THE RE-
quest of Lorenzo Jusqua master OF the Mexican brig
San Juan 2f5 thereabout notice is that
posas In writing will he received by the undersigned at
their oce 65 Wall street, for the sum OF six thousand 10
eight thousand dollars which Is required 70
repair the damages occasoned by the vessel getting ashore
this port her inward voyage to be advanced on
boomy on the vessel and her earnings freight on her
homeward voyage from this port to Sisal Mexico.
Proposals WIN % received until two O'Clock OF Tuesday
JONES wHITLOCK.
COLEs COUNTY nLLINOIs) BONDS wANTED-IN
~ exchange for United States forty Holders
will address me at Charleston, Ill JOHN MONROE.
n 8. PARKEs 4 CO., EXCHANGE AGENCY AND
IL. Note Brokers' at 200 Broadway hereby notify their
friends that the fire next door this morning has not inter
business. APRIL g. 1866. L. w. PARKES.
.vNIvIpEND.-THE GOULD & CURRY SILVER MN
IL ing Company has declared dividend Of Eighty dollars
per fos In gold payable and after the 9Th nstan
through the Bank Of stock Registered for div
dends In New York, by LEES WALLER. s. Pine street.
NEw YORK. April 4. 1865 :
r ARGR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO CAPITALISTS
IL by DID, experienced planters, owning Plantations for
funds to complete the In and In course
Of being planted Inquire OF s. GILBERT Southern Land
Office, 81 Broadway.