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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-01
The American
ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA,
VOLUME v.
vSyHIs WORK WAS COMMENCED

FEVHIS WORK WAS COMMENCED
u in the year 1861, and is published one
volume annually, in the same style as the
New American CyclOpedia.", Each vol
ume is intended to be CyclOpsHdia of the
material and intellectual development of
the year, and embraces the political, civil,
tries; important Public Documents; Bio
graphy; Statistics; Commerce; Finance;
Literature; Science; Agriculture; Me-
ers the same Held as the G9x
Cyclop@dia," but each volume is confined
to the results of its year.
The portion of the present volume devo-
ted to the United States embraces the fina1
military operations of the war-the dis
bandment of the armies, and the reduction
of the fieetS-and the peaceful occupation
of the Southern States. 1t also contains
the particulars of the death of President
Lincoln, the prOclamatfonS of President
Johnson, and the various measures taken
to restore the Federal and State Govern
ments in all parts of the Union. The de-
bates of Congress on all important ques-
tions; the Messages of the President, and
public documents of the Government;
hnanceSs commercial and diplomatic in
tercourse; emancipation, peace, etc. The
internal affairs of all the States; their
military enterprise, industry, and pros
perity.
Under Foreign Affairs, all the countries
of Europe and America, and many in
Asia, are noticed which have attracted at
tentiOn during the year. The progress of
those destructive maladies, the Cholera
and Cattle Disease, are not overlooked, nor
the peculiar feature of the disease in
swine.
Those branches of natural science in
which progress has been made are noticed
each year, and the developments fully
brought up.
The condition of the principal religious
den9minations, with their branches, mem
bership, numbers, views on civil affairs,
and the. spread of their opinions among
the nations, is presented.
Inc geographical explorations and dis
coyeries are stated. The record. of litera-
ture and literary progress is carefully ex-
planned. Nor is the large mortality among
DISTINGUISHED men overlooked.
The contents are accompanied by most
extensive and complete Index.
PRICE AND STYLE OF BINDING OF EACH
ANNUAL VOLUME, 1861, 1867, 1868,
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Programme for the Dedication OF
the Jewish Sixth Street Temple.
FRIDAY AUGUST 3, 1866.


Marshal.
Crescent City Silver Band.
School-Boys and Girls.
Twelve boys and twelve girls selec
ted for special ceremonies.
Little Miss bearing the key of the
Temple which she will present
to His Honor, Mayor Baker, who
will open the Temple nala
r The Holy Thoras.
Rev. DR.. [. NJ Wise, and Rev. B.
Mayor of the city, the President
and Vice President of the congrega-
ton.
Officers of the congregation.
Ministers ofTthe different denomii
nations.
City Council.
49, Two Architects. Is bas. ug-teY
Ladies and gentlemen of the con-
T7isitorsgaiI llsM yiiGd 9iaa'
The procession will form on Main
Street, in front of the Court House,
and will move promptly at, 3 o'clock.
Programmes Of the services in the
Temple will be distributed at the
door s.. MEYER, Marshal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bs% BACHELORS HAIR DYE-The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
Also, Regenerating Extract of Milleheurs
Restores, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, Barclay street, n. Y.
mar22 div .-.,-- ..
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Y To Fire Limits. 81 Z.
FEHTIE EVANSVILLE TURN YERELN

Il will make application to the City Coun-
Gil for permission to erect a frame Hall, so
by $50 feet, % feet high, on a piece of ground
situate on the corner of Elm and Center
Streets. jy24d2w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mwsCOfSGATE's HONEY SoAP.-This
~ssSsessV=sfed Toilet Soap, in such universal
sszEaTn5, is made from the CHOICEST mate
Szss, is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its nature,
&zaesRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
WzGzEHCIAL in its action upon the skin.
bar sale by druggists and fancy goods
SEazggs augA ly<
AzzF- HALLS VEGETABLE SICILLAN
AEGKR REVIEWER has proved itself, to be
asas zznOst perfect preparation for the hair
axsr offered to the public.
EE as r. vegetable compound, and contains
zHaB HVBErious properties whatever.
gass1 restore gray hair TO lis original cotor.
E2-will keep the hair from falling out. oa.
a2ssseanses the scalp, and makes the hair
EsSff, lMstrous, and silken.
ES IS splendid hair dressing.
No person, young or old, should fail to
vERs H.
As IL recommended and used sbys the first
sSg1TEscGG authority foHH 9Rpl 3df
Ask for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
VEtIewer, and take no other.
r. p. HALL d CO., Proprietors,
Nashua, n. H. r
KELLER & WHITE, Agents,
GEnayN dim Evansville, Ind.
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and buggies will be furnished to
guests at lowest rates. The proprie-
tor has labored with great energy, and
has incurred vast expenses to make
the Crescent City Springs a pleasant
and healthful resort for invalids and
the public generally, and we hope to
see him receive liberal patronage,
not only from citizens of the South
west in general, but from citizens of
Evansville in particular.
RECORDERS CoURT,- His honor,
the Recorder, scarcely made expenses
yesterday, his levee being very SHINY
attended. Our Jolly and learned
friend DR.. Wulkop. while visiting a
patient, innocently hitehed his horse
to a, shade tree, and as he was about
to leave, he was pounced upon by one
of the argus-eyed policemen, and had
pleasant interview with his honor,
the Recorder, who, after reasoning
o
the case, and digesting the evidence,
fixed the fine at 81, and the costs at
So 80, which the disciple of Escula-
Plus Iiquidated with much cheerful
ness and Christian resignation. uea
A young man, of good family, who
had accidentally imbib9d too large a
number of Intoxicating whisky on
Monday, was required to pay s. o. in
the shape of fine and costs. The Re-
corder refused to give us the name of
the individual. foat G8Jss le
Prof Reice was charged with run
ming a theatre without license, in the
rear Of the Court House Exchange,
but he proved himself innocent, and
returned to his peaceful pursuits.
These were the whole. days work
in gross, andwas scarcely as profitable
as selling goods at auction. '4a -7
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SfS- COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties un-
r1yalled. For saleby all druggists.
feb23 d&wly
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COpartnership.

WE'VE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
wv this day formed copartnership,
under the name and style of L. Iglehart &
Co., to carry on the Grocery and Provision
business, in the building formerly occupied
by Cross & Crofts, Third street, between
Main and Locust streets.
81 go r-.r.,fs JOHN II. BERGMAN.
s,-..5qd 9eails PSI LEVI IGLEHART. yo4I
Evansville, May 10, 1885, IT, aa
VI EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, IT
GkS is with great pleasure we introduce
our successors to our late numerous friends
and customers, and solicit for them the
same liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed touS. CROSS & CROFTS.
May 10, 1866.
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B50- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
Essay of Warning and Instruction for
Young Men,, Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE 1.-THE vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR. j.
-SKILLIN HoUGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa Aaao apr20 3md&w
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08

O~oTsoE-FayOrs buyers at 4794sc for middling,
chiefly a. the inside price.
FLoUz-Less setiFe, but prices generally with
out decided change.
Salesa at Sz-S0GS,00 for extra state; Sa.609B,T0
for extra round hoop Ohio; trade brands at $3.50
GLOSS. Market closing quiet
2,26.
WzE1r-Duif IND iaec lower.
sales at SITS for mixed Milwaukee Sl,72 for
nav Milwaukee club; sL.U br ehoica new aDlber
Milwaukee, delivered.
=
BAILEY MALT-Steady.
CoRS-Dull, and e lower
Sales at Ts9S0c for unsOund; s1@sSe for
sound mixed western in store and delivered, and
sI@s3c for new yellow.
sales at adsiss fer unsOund western; SIC for
sound.
sUGAE-Less active. Sales Cuba muscavado at
I2@lSHes Havana at Hl@llEe
AoLAssEs-DuIl. Sales Of Porto Rico at oO97Ss.
PETROLEUM-Dull.
Sales of crude at S11S9s2c; 52e for refined
in bond. -
PoHK-Dun and heavy. Et
Sales at sz9.s2929 81 for new @ess. slosing
for prime, aud S23,oO925,5O for prime mess.
Also $500 bbls new mess for February and
March, sellers option, at s29,5O9s71z.
BEEF-Steady at previous prices.
BEEF HAMs-euist. Sales at sil,oo94a,oO for
Cur MEATs-Firm. Sales Of 100 packages at
I@1zc for shoulders, snd 169 'sEc for hams.
BAcoS-DulL Sales Of Cumberland and long
clear on private terms.
DRESSED HOGs-Firm. Sales at 1EN6l31Sc
for western. and lS15@iSHc for city.
LARD-Firmer ssiSs at l5%0lsAc. Also $50
bbls for February and March, sellers option, at
B~gTrER-steady Sales at 2Ossse for Ohio, and
EsE-Fir Sales at lsaIsHo.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, Evrrrra Fab /,

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Feb. Z, 1856.
The money market is quiet, the demand
for currency to-day being quito light, and
though the market is still very close, the
tendencies are setting toward a better sup.
ply of currency, and bankers are led to hope
for an easier market. The very light trade
OF our merchants, however, does not justify
the expectation of an ordinarily full supply
of money at present, and until stocks of al
most all commodities are largely reduced
an absolutely easy money market cannot
be looked for.
Eastern Exchange remains very close,
though with some of the banks receipts i'm
proved slightly to-day. Until the reopen
ing of trade, however, Eastern balances
must continue low and the market more or
less stringent. Rates are steady at par buy
ing and lilo premium selling.
Financial matters in New York are unu-
sually monotonous and ~unimportant. The
daily changes are So light as hardly to at
tract attention, aud considering the great
abundance of money, the situation is an an
omoly in the financial experience of the
past few years. Gold ruled steady to-day,
closing in New York at 1898. Governments
were frmer, Five-twenties improving ! and
s~even-thirties 3. The generalstock market
lie languid and feverish.
In this market dealers in coin and gov
ernments adhered to yesterdays quotations,
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WHAT Is TT2-For the last two weeks or
more the ears of pedestrians on South On
tario street, have been filed with the
hurdy -gurdy of some animal enclosed in a
crank instrument, which is vexed and tor
mented every moment of the day. The
sound proceeds from the rooms opposite
Mr.. Quinlsn's stationery, news and eonfec-
tionery establishment, which were formerly
occupied by DR.. John W. Hughes as an
Office and private apartments. A seedy
looking man stands at the foot Of the stairs
and eyes every passer-by, and seems ready
to take n amount Of scrip one has a mind
to give him. We never see any one going
up. But the operator never lets go the tail
of the animal which he holds in his lap,
whether he have patrons or not. A rusty
painting hangs from the window, repre-
senting at once a battle scene and the as
s~assination Of President Lincoln. A young
artless maiden also appears on the canvas,
who would command more general respect
if she wore dresses longer nihe skirt and
higher in the neck. We wonder what this
phenomenon is. Perhaps a naturalist could
tell from the noise what kind of a beast is
shut up in those rooms. Would it not be
well for the Street Commissioner, or some
other man, tolOOk after the sEinali
u" ..HlnA Aa--. .a.."a az H."H .
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 7, 1856.
FlOur-ouiet and steady. City brands Xxx red
SlO,5O9lO,75i do Xxx white S1l ,5OQII, rs. Coun-
try brands Xxx red S9,OO@1O,OO; do Xxx white
SlO,OO9ll,OO. Sales 100 bbls country Xxx white
at slO,slH; 100 bbls choice do Xxx red at $1,000.
W~heat-Quiet, unchanged, and firm for choice
grades. Sales 2 oars No. I Shelby red at 50, o..
moderate demand and favors buvers
Sales 2 ears new shelled at 52o from store 1909
bu aud l car do at Ole.
Oats-Inactive Held at S9@4ao from store.
kye-Dun. Sale l Car from store at &c.
Barley-Nothing doing. Prices nominal.
Dressed HOgs-WS could hear of no trans.
actions to-day, and quote nominaIIy at lI@Iu<c
for fair to choice heavy.
moderate trade demand and steady
City Mess held at $500; Clear held at ssl 90.
~Lard-Steady. City-rendered held at lac in
tierces, l9c in kegs. Country-rendered 15@lsc.
H~ams-steady. Sales 1900 lbs sugar-sured at
2sc.
ShOulders-Steady. Sales 500 lbs at Ice.
Mess Beef-Quiet and steady at SIS. 90 for
city packed.
Dried BeeE-In moderate demand at zao.
ButterLChoice qualities scarce and firm at 81
@S2s; common to god grades dull at a range Of
2O@25s.
Cheesc-In good demand and steady at 15a2Oc
for good to choice Western Reserve and New York.
E~gKs-Quiet, Held at 26@27s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and nominal. Held
at s7,ls@2,2O.
AIcOhOI-Held at S4,s694A for ss per cont.
Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, S4,6I. Neutral Proof
Spirits 81, ss@2,ss.
PetrOIeam-Demand moderate and prices IN
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Money -MarKe1EFeb. Z

MOzrT-Rulss steady at 596 per cent. for call
loans.
STERLING ExcHANar-Dun and dropping at
10zH@lOs-
GoTD-steAdy, opening At 1seN, and closing q
1885,. e. uTH AF Ha ~ |NH 10 NEL .
" -.. r. h.zi114r :
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WELLDeToN BANK RoBBERs-THE LAST
RASCAL OF THE TRINITY CAUeHT.-Tbe Elyria
Democrat states that the last of the three
robbers who stole the funds of the Yelling
ton Bank have been caught. One turned
States evidence and the other is nowin the
penitentiary. Carr, the third one, has here
tofore escaped the vigilance CT the officers
who have been in pursuit of him. He has
been hunted from place to place, until a
few weeks ago Sheriff Hitchcock received
information that he was in Charleston,
South Carolina.
A few days ago he started in pursuit of
him, in company with Alden Starr, of Wei.
lington, and last week a telegram was re-
eeived by Mr., Warner, at Columbus, an
nouncing his arrest. They were to start
with him Immediately, coming by steamer
to New York, and are daily expected.
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AMUsEMENTs.
Iohn A. En.Isr. Manager R. H. es.ry - Treasurer.

'onn a. Ansier-AHnaser L. h. Geary-frssursr.
PRICES OF ADMIssION.- Dress Circle and PaF-
Iuette, Sc cents; Reserved Seats 70 Dress Crcla, 70
cents Family Circle, 50 cents; Gallsry, IS cslfs;
Private Boxes, s. and s. Single Seats in PriEats
Boxes, 100.
Doors open at zoo. Curtain rlsss 81 T:A5.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, b
permitted to occupy seats IN any Othsr portion q
the house, save the Gallery. Admission Is csnts.
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GEAUeA BIRDs.-The three men, Edgar 8.
Wright, Lafayette and Winfield Preston,
whose arrestfor burglary md grand larceny,
committed in Chsrdon, we noticed in our
last evenings issue, are still confined in the
city prison. Sheriff Shaw, of Geauga coun-
ty, has been notified of their arrest, and his
arrival is expected to-day. The parties are
a dead shot for the p~enitentiary. The guns,
pistols, &c, which they stole, were found
conaaslad in a hav loft.
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Dried A~Pples-Firm, but quiet. Held at
139l4e, and pay for packages.
Green AppIes-Unchsnged and in moderate
demand at S4,OO@4,50 for good sound fruit.
Beans-Held at S1,tO92,O 90 for white.
Beeds-Sales so bu Timothy at $3.50. Clover
nominal at $500. d
HRy-Market quiet. Loose selling at . range
of slO,OO9lS,OO Beaten pressed at 5000.
acknowledgements held at Il@I2c; eoun-
try-rendered IO9Ilc.
Feathers-Prime live geese held at s5@9Oc.
s~aIt-Firm at S2,65 for Fine $500 for coarse
0nondaga; S2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock Sl2, 90; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream 81 90; Porter sl2,OO@
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at q range { 4O965c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio. AVIS
MaIt-steady. Barley Malt selling at S1,eO y
bushOI.
Water Lime-Market firm at $500 for Akron
and Oswogo. -g
GrOeeries-Trade continues quiet, and con-
fined TO supplying the immediate wants of retail
ers. Prices during the past week have ruled steady,
the only ~quotable changes being in Refined Sugars,
which are a fraction of, and Rio Coffee, which are
1c lower. We quote:
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In this market dealers in coin and gov
ernments adhered to yesterdays quotations

Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at lO3@lO6 buying and IO4@IOS sell
ing, for the various issues.
The loan bill brought forward by Mr..
Morrill, last week will come before the
House for consideration tomorrow Thurs
day. We do not feel at all confident that
1t will pass in its present shape, and should
not be surprised if it were returned to the
Committee promptly for modification in
several particulars. We apprehend that
the most serious objection Congress will
make, will be the granting to Mr.. McCul-
loch the Plenary power comprehended in
the bill, against which strong Wall street
influence win be brought to bear. OF the
final success of Mr.. McCulloch's plan, how
ever, after the opinions and methods of 9th
ers have been duly weighed, we nave no
doubt.
Trade shows no signs of Improvements.
and all branches of business continue To ex-
hibit the same degree of dullness that we
have heretofore reported. Flour meets with
a moderate inquiry from the small dealers,
out nothing more; prices of good grades are
firmly adhered to. Wheat is quiet, but firm
for choice grades. Corn is in very moderate
demand and favOrs buyers. Oats are mac
tive and nominal. Rye is dull and un-
changed. Barley inactive and nominal.
In the Provision line there is a steady
market, but business is confined to the mod
crate wants of the Trade. The offerings of
Dressed Hogs are little in excess of butchers
wants. and prices to packers are nominal
at lI@1I4c.
Produce is firm. Choice qualities Butter
are scarce and in fair demand, and prices
tend upward. Cheese is in good request and
steady. Eggs are quiet and steady.
The Grocery market is quiet and steady.
With the exception of a light decline on
refined Sugars and Rio Coffee we note no
change in prices this week.
Highwines, Petroleum and other articles
reported are dull and unchanged.
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oPrIcAL.
ToNsoRIAL.
HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING.

All the latest and most fashionable styles in
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &C., to be worn the
coming winter as now worn in New York, samples
If which can be seen at WIN. DAYS Establish
ment, 46 Public Square.
just received direct from Importers q very
large and splendid stock of Long Hair, the best I
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress; the French Twist, Natural Curls, a good
assortment left, warranted as represented; Ladies'
Front Pieces and Half Wigs, q we'll selected stock
on hand; Double Waterfall, Front FrizBes (mueh
worm, French Head Dresses, ofeYery kind, made
by advertiser equal TO those imported. Ladies'Curls
and Switches made into any Of the fashionable
Head Dresses without injury to either.
Ladies, Hair Dressing in the most becaming and
modern styles. = aasa ~
n5> Private Room for Ladies' Hair Cutting.
DS-Hot and Cold Baths at all hours Of the day
the best Bathing Apartments IN the city.
dscl9 WIN. DAY. 81 Public Square.
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AERIAL b. HorHts
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DEATH OF MoCUNE.-MeCuns, the ROoh,
ester IN. y rough who was shot in the
"Break Of-Day Saloon" No. 200 Ontario
street, On Sunday morning last in a drum
ken encounter with "Stone House Jack
died at the hospital in Perry street,
or Tuesday night. The ball, it was
discovered, had lodged in the spinal column
Complete paralysis of the system, below the
shoulders, had been produced. The friends
of McCune in Rochester were telegraphed,
Sunday night, butno response has yet been
received from them.
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OPTICIANS.

TLKGAET DRESS SILKE-CHKLPEST
IA N THE CITY,. H Dewitt q %. offer
- most eiegnnt stock Of Dress Silks in the city at
fnIle - Percent. les than current prices. ui
J.. II. DEWITT & CO.,
IL Public Sausre-
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UNDERTAKERs' GooDs, MATERIALS, &c
We would direct the attention of the pub
lie to the advertisement of W. R. Cornelius
& Co, in this mornings LEADER. This firm
is composed of active, energetic, intelligent
business men, who are always prompt and
efficient in their engagements. They have
in their warehouse every description of IN
dertaker's goods and materials, amongst
which are some Of the most elegant rosewood
casketE adorned with silver plate. Their
hearses and carriages are of the best and
neatest kinds. We take pleasure in COM
mending this house to the favor of our citi-
Gems.
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AWAY WITH
Away with Disease and MatrH-
mOniaI InfeIiciffes-

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, treats upou the
Human System inside and out -on all Chronic Di.
seases and their Treatment-On Barrenness and
Impotency, on Seminal Weakness and Female
Weakness-on Marriage apd sexual Philosophy,
in language everybody can understand, making 4
sensible book for sensible people and a good book for
every one. 400 pages-IO0 Illustrations. thres
parts in one volume. Price, SI.5O. Sent by mail.
postage paid, on receipt Of the price. Contents
Tables sent free. Address the Author, z, q.
FoOTE, n. d, lIso Broadway, New York.
dec29. RI0-ttsGmoe
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Hides-we quote as follows:
Cleveland Iron and Nail Market.

WEDNEsDAT, February I, 1855.
Cleveland, Brown q Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. 90 and
81 Merwin street, report prices unchanged, steady
and firm. Trade is quiet, though quite ~sstistac-
tory for the season. In consequence Of the stop
page Of the manufactures in Pittsburgh, which
have been idle for a week or more past, owing to a
difficulty with employees in the matter Of wages,
stocks are not accumulating, and the indications
now are that the spring business will open with a
comparatively bare market and probably higher
prices. In consequence the tone Of the market is
strong and hrm. We quote:
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POLIcE CsuEr.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-Dsniel Collins, fined 81
and costs; James Swan fined 81 and costs.
Violating Sidewalk Ordinance John
McNemara, fned.sl and costs.
Nuisance-Irad Kelley, fined IS and costs.
Petit Larceny-Peter Kearney, fined the
costs
Assault and Battery-David Riley. Fred.
erick Corners and Amelia Posey, diseontin-
ued on payment of thee osts.
Gambling-Frank McGorey, Pat German,
Robert Ellis, and Patrick Kelly continued
to 9th.