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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-09
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OF rHE CcEDITIGS OF THE
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE co,
UE THE
Fir-t DIy Of January, 1896.

ASSETS.
Cash in Bank and in once S5,ss5 %
Bonds and Mortgages ,beiug first lien
on real estate in New York aud
Brooklyn. worth ~ least s1S % g. 1850 %
Loans ua Stocks, payable on demand
EouaIerai. sE.I7i lC..........-......-.- 65,7B q
Can.psnS. 1',s1.i I5arze. yalue e54.a50 90
mSrls-f v..iur .....-.......-.--'.---., aa5l8 %
Real E-jats UuiucumberedI -..---..-...-. 3,0j0 ~
dne Jan. ~ IS are.iypaid 80 4s6s IS
',.it ea1r Of ~ ,'' rom Agents 2250O co
land Eisi,,. ana osier items -. Ia,7gI Is
Cash Fremii iulS uucOliecled on Puitcts
issued at Office .....-.........---. 5,'sl o.
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STA T Z NJ L Mt
or iUT Ca-DirI9S OF THE
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE co.
on TIE
Thirty day Of Beer. 1865,
In accordance wItl the laws Of orTennessee.
In accordance with the laws ofT=nneszee.


Amount due o- uo5 Que To Banks or
other Drai5.Ir- -.-..--.--.----.--.-----. Nothing.
i.Qss5es al lusEa.i and due. NuGe.
LOSES a.is~-e.i and not lue.--...-.- IA -Uf GO
losses Ula t.ls.ad gud--..-........--.--..--l
Losses in ati-ps1s ss awaiting Iurlher 1l.5s5 70
proof ........-.-.-.-- ...--..-.. --.--.--.--.-l
Al other cialHls a-a-lst the COM
paug ---....----.-...---.---.-.--.-- None.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
in any one Guy. Town. NliilEe or Block. No
aruit f-rv r-le ua these points. The Compat y
is suverila7i ny prudent regard for the con-
sJructOu, occupancy and exp -ure ol risks.
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OFFICERS:

W. II. CHERRY, - President
A. T. LACEY, Vioe-PresidenL
r. c. DANIEL, Cashier
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u LII CONII Ok ST II / .
OLD RELIABLE
LITTLE MIA ii /
RAILROAD
yIa CJLUsIBgs.
shortest 1 Qaiekest Eouie from ClaJfr'
Easiarn Citis. IlErs TlLIs-E z allf-al

E2Sl6Tl ClHS, Il8E, IlI3gS ( SililgB.
- The LITTLE MIAMI I. the ONLY If..
Running LlEl-Hllz kEaress Trains from tf--
ciunau 70 the East. lr lail-. the Shortest -tr.
Cons ECrr1ss are gEz-rs srs-aud Pz-ssus--s5
have AMPLE T-alz flr -i lALs.
Fast Time From Ci-einnsti 20
Boston fn 80 hours. B11ruls-e fr l4 la1-5.
ALBANY iu = h0gls. Wa-ll-zrol .-'v .zl. Il.-s.
EeW YORK In 81 hours. SIr-.L1r1 -o--r5 = Ur-
i.HIalo In - hour, FbIiale- 11ia Zs hou--
DunkirE Ia lfS hours. 0ieFe. ana 10 o h0urs
llttsDurE 10 IA hour. Or--. me iu hnurs
r. hesliug in p hourz. '-rsl -lvll-s ia ~ No 1=
GAINESVILLE In 5 hour. Columbus To Z hours.
FOUR DAILY EASTERN TBAISs-
800 A. NJ. Lightning Express.
900 A NJ Express Mail
700 =. Nh Lightning Express.
40 p NJ Night E1pre---
Mo,iern SLEEPING CARS by f-Izbt Trslr-.
SALOON CAT r. uT Day TEa-ls-
The go p. n. and ILf1 =. M. Trains f-1vs
SUNDAY Nizht instead of Saturday Nl-lt
80 Bagzage Checked through.
Es- through TlcEets are sold 81 al Tierzl
Ordcas In The south and sse~l
ES-Ask for Tfclcers wa Cincinnati 3 Colurahus.
p ". STRADEf, Gent I5cEel Azeat-
no @. BENSON, 1=ni 4 g., Cincinnati
Gen. MOPGAs l. s5ITIf, fs.-..r ss,..r.r., A. go.
Capt. q. ". :. HEulFg, 49,
Gen +. B. BR0wy, General " estaru gent
January Isi. lsdi- fe8 fm
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7 ItilAl llif As'@t''lA ara eAsAsl
The Commission appointed by Gov.
Andrew, in accordance with a resolve OF
the last Legislature, 10 collect iniorma-
ton and statistics i'm regard TO the hours
Of labor and the condition and prospects
of the industrial classes, have made their
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Memphls and Charleston Railroad.
CHANCE or SCHEDULE.

On sud after " WEDNESDAY. tus eth instant
the t.Gins on the Memphis and Charleston ksil-
road VIII run DAILY. as follows
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STATE OF TENNEssEE

VIyCE,,e LILTGU.
secretary
New IoTk, Jan. 2 q. i,'i6.
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1ennelrtn - T.roauee Yeaterday.

observation-disclosures Robt Il IIee-l6S bales
cotton s. b Newman &co-l32 Cher, Atwater &Go
1903 Carroll Hoy 5000 Denis & Lewis--SS j w
Person-s8 Meyer, Deutch & Weis-77 Buclner &
co., Lacey, Terry &oo-6s Hogan y Pattoa-dT
Thornhill Il Riehardson--6O Wright Allen Eco
81 Dean. Adams Il Gaf-55 r Pritchard-52 D Ur-
nuhart-5l j T. Lee &co-5l Riggin &co--6l Juo
Watt &an4450 Im0 Williams & Son--4S u II u J Nj
Aliens D r Carroll &co-44 Given, Watts Geo
Al Il ] Herron--39 Howard Prestons BarTett--
81 Butler, Terry &co-37 Winston, Morrison &co-
36 j w Champiiu--34 a p Grie1-34 Il Dunbar
81 s II Kennedy &co-3S TO Garrard u Craig 81
Huntington Bros-90 AryAIiltenberger- Mil
tenberger &oo--26 Gates. Gillespie &co--26 j n
Jaobson-2 Meyer Levy Il Ader-2l Powell
% w S Wheeles20 Davis, Jenkins &co-20 J A
Wlite-l9 Il Allison SSco=-l9 Kern " Slsearer-lS
Blakemore, Woodbridge &eo---lS son 4 A Mel,
! son tSeo-iS Summers s BTannins-lS j p H8rri-
son Il son4-ls Ethel s. nhomas-l7 Jurey 4 Har.
ris-16W Edwards &eo--l5 P Maspero-l4 Payne
Huntington &co--ls WI Ffierson@-lS w J Robson
! I3 Brftton Moore & Braggl9 Smith 4 Carr-Ia
Vojsin s. Dr0uet-l2 % Br0ussapd .&oO--l2 Violet
Black &eo+-12 Schroeder & Sorheiber--12 Eaton
Barstow--l2 Roberts-l2 il = Coffee &eo-lg
Stewart GalbFeath 81 Eizer-5ll ] Z Higgins &eo-
ii Arlington d Elmer--10 Nalle, Day &co--l0 A 4
Green &eo--l0 Chambers lsatting---0 Oscar Ber
eier-9 cass & Dqwlipg-e Estiln Zee L Brow
snn-=s RiDks, Hall 4 WeatheIly-I Il I Lonsdalt
Z Longstreet, Gwen &co-8 Jno I hardle @eo--l
Martn Hawthorn 6co--7 Randall Geo Addg
Hull Sseo--7 Jonas Y Eggleston--6 Eriedianaet
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RIO JAN EIRo.
TOWB0ATs.
F. LINE.


Con1PosED OF THE FOLLOWING Pow2RgUh
sIDE-wHEEL AND PROPELLER ToWBoATs:
Achilles, sde.7hse Capt BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel, CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING sdo-vheol, CAPT. LOMBARD,
Equator Propeller, CAPT, wAREEE
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT sTURTEVANr.
Whence, Propeller CAPT. FALLEgT
Teeumseh, Propeller, CAPT. sCnELbENGER.
Norman, Propeller CAPT OooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AyER1LL.
The Achilles having large deck capacity, is well adapted for
Tightening outside the Bar.
The Wabash, and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines Pumps capable of throwing, lowest speed
$500 gallons of water per minute.
The number wel-kaown power of these boats
srated season. guarantee that unnecessary delay
will oceurat the Bar.
For terms Of towage ligherege of pnps apply
EDW. A YoRKE Il CO.,
SO Poydras street.
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rmr,a,.tn Yeateranx.

VERA CRUZ Steamship sonora-$ll2,l90 in
specie Avendano Bros-$l6,OO0 do Manuel Payro
$i409 do Forstall-- 900 do s SKIS coffee Cramer
6oo-I pkg Avendeno Bros--2 do F DeGastillo--
sundries To order
GALVESTON Steamship Alabama-l38 head
cattle McQuoid, Mehle &co-sundriea to order
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Nlartne SnteEItgente,
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP sFrEEr, /
!. Tuesday, November %, 1866. !
CLEARED yesterday.

IiStEsu AesISEuARs
Steamship Star of the Union, Cooksey, for Phila-
delphia, Creevy, Nickerson &c0
Steamship Rapidan, Eaton, for Galveston,
Jas Connolly &co
Steamship Crescent, Wilcox, for Galveston aud
Indianola, TO Harris
Steamer Mary Gonley, English, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Olive Branch Belt, for St Louis, Master
Bark Arthur, Briggs, for Gibraltar for orders
A F Cochran
schr Mountain Home, Woltzen, for Corpus Christi,
Jos Kelley
Barge No 25, Coll, for st Louis, Master
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young man named Charles Ross, farmer only
twenty-on years of age, was arrested in Cincin-
matt on Sunday, charged with shooting, with in
tent to kill, Bishop Rosecrans, of the Catholic
church. Some six months since Bishop Roseerans,
while climbing on foot after dark Heading up
from Storrs Township TO visit one Of the Catholic
institutions, was attacked by party Of ruifians,
one Of whom shot him in the leg with pistol, in
hicting slight wound. The bishop was fortunate
enough to make his escape by running rapidly
down the hill. An investigation into the affair led
to a strong suspicion of this Charles Ross as the
perpetrator Of the outrage, but before he could De
arrested he left the city.
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Indiana, Neal from Louisville.
White Cloud, No 2, Hopkins from st Louis.
Robt q Lee, Cannon, from Yicksburg.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
j NJ Sharp, Dugas, from Thibndaux.
Alone, Parenton, from Thihodaux.
New Era, Auenin, from Thhodaux.
Thos Powell Dalferes, from Thihndaux.
Live Oak, Bassett from Buras Settlement.
A G Brown, Siewerd, from Fort jackson.
Waloon, Davaut, from Upper Coast.
Hunter, Jeapfreau, from The Jump
Lizzie Tate, Lee. from wreck of II Won Phul.
ToWBoATs.
Yankee, Coll, from ST Louis, with barges.
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illealss it0 g5Fastfnt,
49, 4 I0n J. q. an D 4 Islg SEE %. ls.-.
a. Royal q 80 I'M.

aHs BETReTu4L OF Princess DAaMAR, or DEN.
MAIN - THIS GEsAANyfToH or AL TINS RUS
sfsa E2aIsA oRpINApEr CEREMONIES HOLY
ASN0H NgEstENT Erc., Epe.
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arrizea Yesterday.

Steamship Sonora, from Vera Cruz Tlh inst to
Perriitiat-9d district
Steamship Alabama, Beckett, from Galveston via
Berwick Bay, to re Harris Berwick Bay
Steamship Lizzie, Webher, from Pensacola, 10
Merritt Durham, MeKinnell &eo-Basin
Lugger Young Eina, Guidry, from Petit Caillou
To master-Id district
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Receipts by Railroads.
Observation-Disclosures.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GAL " HIS 'ASSE IN -~A ~ ApAkAES SA4kAs
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAvACA
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 10th inst at P. N.
CABIN PASSAGE TO GALVESTON.
Freight Galveston taken half 20 of card rates.
Heights TO LATnCa delivered flee Of ligheTase
TOE .GAElyEsTO u, INDIANoLA AID LAvAoA-
....... Crescent,
WILSON, Commander
Wleayao3 a6oye from the foot Of St. Joseph street carry
For freight or passage apply to / .. HARRIS,
. ADELEHIA.
AND SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .
To sail on TUESDAY, Nor, 20 et8A
EOFs Observation-Disclosures SPLENDID
fAst.sailing ocean steamship
Star OF the Union,
COoESET, Commander, 9
VIII soil positively as above the foot Of Gaennlo street.
First District
For freight passage having unurpasssd 5ta!eroom
CREEvY NICZERsoN 4 CO..
Corner Garondelet and Gravier streets.
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There is family out West, the members Of
which are so lazy that it takes two of them to
sneeZe once.
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BALTIMORE
THE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
REGULAR sEMIMoNTHLT LINE.
Leaves on THURSDAY, November %, at P NJ precisely
FOE BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA
AND KEY VEST, carrying the United States mails.
TICKETS TO NEW Y0RK.............,.Sa $50
This Line comprises the following frsclas steamships
LIBERTY .l2e0 tons. W1n Rollins, Commander.
CUBA .l0G tens. .ThOs. A. Balm, Commander.
The steamship Cuba viii sail for Baltimore, via Havana
and Key West, above.
For freight passRge having unsurpassed accOmmodh
tons, apply to WlTHaRSF0ON HALSEY, Agents
20 CarOnde ct street.
N BNo bills of laing but those of the Company will he
signed Permits for freight be procured from his
Office No freight received bills of Rdng signed alter II
o'clock on day Of sailing
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OPELOU@-AS.

Leaves Every SATURDAY. at p. NJ.
EN5& 8AS ENC E8AS, WASH EGT9N, F ri BA LII,
u mouth Bayou Rouge, and al Intermediate landlgs S
Bayou GouFtabienu, AtClRaaya and Mississippi fYet5s
line g-draugt passenger steamer GiGnna d. Q, FcSgts,
master j. y. Schmit clerk, VIII aave shove ~
turning, will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY i9asEi
ING at 10 o'clock Particular attention paid 10 coast g.
Louis street.
CARRIEREs & LOGAN
Corner bisHve aud Old LGFee stfeess'
YIRGlNigE O. BENTzEL, Advertising Agent. -
Leaves VERY WEDNESDAY. at s p. n
FOR 0f-EE4;'I 9As-TIIE new, LIGHT g Z; Rem
4 steamer IL. Ep. EhSnde, q. HinCklsy, master, u 80
ison clerk, will leave for 0pHosas, washington,
Barre hlaulh OF Bayou ROnge Simmespor and "a W.
GU tho AtcuaaayN river and CUurabeau as above E't
freight OF passage, Apply pUaIu, tu .-o,t
j. F. UARLIN, 30 Old Leyee ss-eet'
YIRGLNIUS .. DENT2EI., Advertising AGENT
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STEAMBOATS, STEAMBOATS,.
CAMDEN. TRENTON. ET

CAMDEN. TRENTON, HTG
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY. at5P.M,
NOR ALABAMA LANDING, 0UACHITA
4 City Port UnOn Trenton Monroe loumbia, Harrison.
burg Trinity and all intermediate landings Black and
0uacha rivers-The superior America,
Nick Mclaughlin, master, Sam lawson clerk, will Leave
regularly above Passengers taken for all Coast Landings
For freight passage apply on board, or to
DONOHUE& y iNBUE N, TchoupitGulas street,
VIRGTEIUS G. DENTHBII, AdVsrtiBirx Agent.
REGULAR WEEKLY oUACHITA PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, ut O'Clock P. M.
EIOE TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAIR
ri4onburg and all landings Black and OraehtA Rivers
The magnificent fast running steamer
FIchsburs,
JOHN W. TOBTN. Master, G. PRES WORK, Clerk,
viii leave above For freight passage apply board
D0NoHUE 4 WIyBURN, 2 Tehoupitoulas street.
GEO. D. HlTE, II Tchoupit0ulas street.
The vcksbg Will take freight for Garden, giving through
ViRGINIUs c. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
LOWER COAST.
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L4AFOURCHE.

REGULAR O. AsTAND BAYOU I.AFoURCHE PACKET
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 10 4 NJ, and FRIDAY
Steamer j. NJ. sIIARP--A nuGAs, Master, JOS. Dali,
EERTES, Clerk
ESOEs TgII80DEAU GytG4AEI, PATNTCOURT-
vile Nspoeonyle, Donald ongle, and all termutiste
Coast Landings, will leave regularly above.
The j. n Sharp will give particular atteA' to coRs
freight passengers For feshtorpassogo ppy board
j. S. RELF, TGhoupi t0nlay street
The T. NJ. Sharp will regularly ~ trp with The
steamer Thos Powell and vii! take freight through
vIRGINIUs Q. DENTzEL Advertising AGENT
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E7OR ESassTDN-THE FIRsT.CLASs AMERICAN
L ship Polar star, having large part of her cargo
engagei. will have quick dispAtch.
For balance of freight, apply t. 1900 . 90.
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EOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Y EcDre, AleXandrl. Honulus BarJns, and all uterine
Hta p9ins Red lyer-lhe ELEGANT A No. l passenger
pacset Iron Gay, WI McAr III MASTER Byron rg;ncroy
bOHTt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

JUSTICE learn that we have un-
Intentionally made an erroneous i'm.
preston upon some of our citizens in
regard to the Second Boys Grammar
School, which we eheerfully correct, so
far as we can The Impression is, that
in examining his boys, Mr.. Peck only
went over the same sections in Mental
Arithmetic, that are usually taught in
our intermediate Schools. This; we are
satisfied, was not correct All the
Grammar Schools were directed to be
examined upon the same sections in
Mental Arithmetic, and did so, az far as
time would permit. We bad no inten-
ton of doing the Second Boys Gram
mar School any injustice, and cheerfully
correct any floating erroneous impress
sion, by making the above statement
Mr.. Peck is a faithful teacher, and bis
School has ali the marks of faithful and
patient instruction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

FRoM GoVERNoR MORTON. "A die
patch was received at the Executive
Department on Thursday, says the In-
dianapolis Journal, stating that letters
had been received in Washington from
Governor Morton, dated Paris, January
10th, which said, that the Governor had
submitted to the counter irritant of the
Moxa," or burning operation, from
which be hal experienced some little re-
lief. The dispatch states that the Gov
ernor was able 70 "hobble about" - :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

JUDGE PRINCE The train that leaves
the depot to-day at 2 80 P. NJ, will be
drawn BY the old and reliable engine,
"Judge Prince" which is just out of
the shop, having been overhauled, re-
fitted and remodeled throughout. Il is
handled by that safe and skillful engi
neer, Geo Hadley, who is ever careful
and watchful. 0urCfriend, George W.
Hill, a genial, accommodating, and
clever gentleman, will be found aboard
and take particular pains, as he always
does, to make the trip pleasant and
agreeable to all who travel that way
Although the prince : has nOt discard
ed the tubular boiler" she is perfectly
safe.
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PRINrs.
EvansviIle Produce Market.

ee sf La EYAhavILLHs February y.
The produce market has been rather dull thi.
week. There seems to be better produce offered
for sale, and no great demand in fact IL may be
considered week Of inactivity In that trade.
There lie slight decline in the lower grade CT
-four, and with that exception, there are no
chan gss, prices remaining firm.
There has been no change Ia the price Of groos-
riss, but there IL q decided tendency towards
stifTsning up in that trade. We note no changes.
BAC0N-DuIl at 2oe for clear sides.
BULK MATTE demand At IA, ls and lie for
shoulders, sides and hams.
CHERsE--Wsstsrn Reserve, firm at 91@2lH.
FLOUR-Duil Supsrfne may be quoted at 81
@7 as; Extra at 3. 6o@s 90; Xxx at IS 5o0s oOi
Xxx Family 10 00@1o So; do. white wheat, 81.
wHEAT-MOminal at 81 1891 So for old and
81 6O91 so 81 per quality for new Rsa and
white. 4
oATs-stsady at s5@4oo. from wagons, and As
@eOc from stores. Hrs ara
CoRN--sc.rcs and in demand ct 45@Soc from
wagons for ear corn, snd 75@soO for ahslisd in
sacks.
CORN MEAL-May be quotsd at ss@s rs peg
bbl for unboIted; for boltsd. 81 Gigs rs per Dbl.
BARLEY-stesdy at sec@s1 90. and dull.
RYE-Nominal st 1851, and scarce.
FLAX sEED-In fair demand at 1892 90.
CLOVER sEED-May be quoted at 81 COG
Z Is from wagons.
TIMOTHY sEED--stsady at So 00@S so.
TEATHERS--Live 00@66c.
GENsENG-Steady at 609T0. H
LARD-Dull At 1s@2oo. s "a
eROCERIES-Duil, but with NO change In
quotations.
NAILS--steady at 8 90.
C0FFEE-FIrm 2a9S0o for Bio. asa
6UGAR-Firm at 1915. EE
M0LASsES--Firm At 66@90. 8i
sYRUP-90c@S1 IS.
HAY-Dull; loose So to $40; baIed sl4 10 SIS.
PoTAToEs-In demand, and are held at 81 90
al 25 per bushsl. eALA1
HIDES-Firm at 60 for greens and 12@12K
for dry flnt EngkJ
SALT--Steady at 600 per busheI
wHlsKY--stea " at 81 ls@2 26.
wooL-Dull At s594os for ,sco washed zs@
900. srs1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

Recorders CouRr-For several days
past the Recorders Court has done moth
ing, but yesterday there was slight wax
ing mp in that quarter. There were
three cases before his Honor.
James Powers was drunk and disor-
derly, but not having the wherewith to
discharge his obligation to the city for
the marked attention paid him, and be.
ing unable to- work., was discharged IN.
der promise to leave. the city.
Edwin Davis was disorderly and
drunk, and defed the whole city to arr
rest him, was arrested and fined S.,
costs So so. Mary Jane Davis and
Patsy Jennison tcolOred) were arrested
on charge of assault and battery on the
person of Kate Calhoun, (colored) and
for disturbance of negro congrega-
ton, at the Baptist Church-.wtre fined
IS each, with costs, SIS so in all.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10


CHURCH DEDIoATIoN--The dedication
of the newly built Methodist church at
Vincennes, will take place tomorrow.
The dedication sermon will be preach.
ed by Rev. Bishop Clarke, and no
doubt the exercises viii be impressive
aud solemn. We understand that ar
engagements have been made by the Pas
tor of the. Church at that city, Rev. 81.
Ketchum-who will. be at the depot on
the arrival of the train--to accommo-
date ell who may choose TO visit that
city, with pleasant stopping places while
there,
The ceremonies win no doubt be very
imposing and highly interesting. In
the afternoon interesting Sabbath School
addresses will be delivered by leading
Sabbath School men.
For the information Of those who may
desire to attend, we would state that a
train will leave the depot at this city to-
day at $50 and arrive at Yincennes at
5I5P. M 3ss& sNA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

GROCERIES, are quiet and unchanged. So
COTTON Is dull and prices nominal.
WHISKY is dull and prices nominal ~.
y HOGS are quiet but hrmat II 75@12 co for city
dressed.
PROVISIONS are easier; mess Pork 20 90 fol-
hrst.class brands, W h sales Of brands not con.
s;dered frst-class ct % so; bulk Meats dull ai
I1s6@l1zz for shou ders, lac for sides and ING
171zc for hams leoss; Bacon quiet at 1876, liz
and SIC for shouidels sides and clear side, and
24@25c for sugar-cured hams; Lard is held a
1915 for prime city, with buyers at lsc.
LARD OILis quiet ut 1 90@1 IS.
PETBOLEUM is very dull at 6696Sc esa
GOLD 1S956.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
o,RRIsN = BALDwm's NEw wHARr.


O'BRIEN Il BALDsvlN's New WHARF
BoAT.-The new aud spacious wharf.
boat of Messrs. O'Brien & Baldwin will
be completed about the last of next
month. This enterprise ia commenda-
BILE. We hesitate not to say that their
boat will not have superior on the
lower Ohio-Evansville and Cairo moi
excepted. oa as29"
These enteEprising young men de-
serve the esteem of our business men
and shippers for their efforts to supply
them with safe and convenient storage
and we most cheerfully recommend
them to ShGaCneetOSOn Mercury.
We have the pleasure of an acquaint
ance with Messrs. O'Brien & Baldwin
aud are much gratifed to see such evi
dence of prosperity in our neighboring
city, shawneetown, and we, too, take
pride in recommending these young
men to business men and shippers gen.
orally. ssEE .10A 's-s sa4 g 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

lice INsURAsCE We would call par
ticular attention to the annual statement
of the Atna life Insurance Company
10 tc-day'a paper This Company has
issued 1919 new policies during the
past year. which. with single excep-
tion, is the largest number issued by
any Company doing business in the.
United States. Their dividends to poll
ey holders ar now so per cent. ,'and are
declared Annually, making this the
cheapest as veil as the safest Company
in the Union 2
Mr.. J. W. Nexsen is the popular agent
in this place. and we would advise all to
call upon him and obtain a policy. Re-
member delays are dangerous, and es-
pecially so in life insurance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

TRADE OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS AND
SOUTH WESTERN KENTUCKY AND EVANS
FILLE.-The trade of the above locali-
ties is Of large importance to Evans.
vile, and our business men should use
all legitimate means to secure it, and
there is no more potent way than TO
duplicate Cincinnati and Louisville bills
and let the merchants and business men
Of this country know it through the
press by q liberal and judicious system
of advertising, and we cheerfully recon-
mend the Shawneetown Mercury As one
of the best mediums for that purpose, as
it has wide circulation in those 10,
calities. V'lAsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
River Items.

Yesterday was another Of those beautiful days.
II was Indeed spring-liks. In the afternoon there
were those hazy clouds, and little indication Of
rain. The water is about as near stationary as II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
FOR SALE.

A NO. ! PORTABLE ENGINE, with o good
n Threshing Machine and two good Corn.
Shelters attached by ]. q. bUsAkfTs Lower
Bayou, three mil.s above Henderson,.
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