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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

THE REAsoN.-We did not receive Rev
after Saturdays STATESMAN had been
printed. Hence our failure to give pub
lieity to~the announcement, as requested.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

FILED SATURDAY.-Ihe certificate of in.
corporation of the Exchange Insurance
Company was filed at the Secretary o
States office on Saturday. 1t is organized
for purpose of doing general fire ant
marine insurance business, with the prin.
cipal Office in the city of Cincinnati. Th,
capital stock is 100000. T. Wrightson, j
I. Maphet, Orren E. Moore, Beno Speyel
and George Kivett are the corporators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

FORTY cases new and elegant wall papers,
borders and decorations at Randall e.
Aston's. Constant additions are made to
their large stock. They will be sold at the
tOtCeSt cash rates. MARRIOTT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
The MARKErs.-There was a fine attend.

The HEMARKETs.-There was fine attend
ance at the market on Saturday. Almost
everything to tempt the palate, in season,
was displayed. New onions were abund-
ant. Prices are without material change
Patatoes sold at 80 cents to $1.OO. Apples
S1.20 to $1.50. Butter 80 to 80 cents per lb
Eggs Is to Is cents per dozen. Maple mo-
lasses slips per gallon. Maple sugar % cts.
per Id. Apple butter 20 cents per quart
Beef and pork 10 to 2Ocents per h., accord
ing to quality.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
GoODALE HOUSE.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

SPRING SHAwLs.-A. G. Headley & Co.
have this day received a very handsome LOT
of Paisley, Premiere, Electoral. Moire and
Loreley Square Shawls. Call and see.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
COunterfeiIS,

NEW YORK, March "a. Counterfeit
twenties on the National Bank of Portland,
Maine, are in circulation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

EM1GRANT AGENTS REPoRT.-C. H.
Campen, Emigrant Agent at this point,
furnishes us with the following list of ar
rivals of emigrants in this city, for location
oe fo1Ioua.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

CHANGE OF TEME.-On and after this
morning (Monday, March 25th), we learn
from j. B. Peters, Agent, trains on the
Pittsburgh, Columbus 6 Cincinnati Rail-
road (Pan Handle Route), will run as fol-
lows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

TUST RECEIVED. A LARGE AS.
q sortment of BRUSSELS and INGRAM
CARPETS Of entirely new patterns.
Consumers will find it to their advantage to call
at No. GWYNNE BLOCK, before purchasing
elsewhere. JESSE Rs STONE.
mchl6-d2taw2m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
Fob SALE. /.

A TWO STORY HOUSE OF TEN
n Rooms, No 159 East State street. Wood and
Coal House, Shrubbery. Gas, &c. A very desirable
location. Terms easy. Inquire on premises of
OrE A. Fitch, 81 West Broad street.
mch19-d1W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

HARDLY FAIR Among those received
at the County Inffrmary last week, was a
crazy convict from the Penitentiary. He
came from Toledo, and because of his con-
viction the authorities of that city refuse
to receive him, declaring that he is not a
citizen, and he is left upon the charities of
this county in consequence. This is hard
ly fair. If any of the delegates to the
= third house, from this county go crazy,
we certainly will ask no other county to
care for them, and as much generosity
should be shown us by other counties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

Our stock of Wall Paper is complete
well selected and cheap.
mch22-1w s. SELLEcK & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
Piano Tuning.

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
&c North High street, will be attended to
by E. CoRNELIsoN.>
oct27-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-March eSo
MONEl-Market steady at COZ per cent. tor C, l
loans.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Quiet at 1OsX9IOs.
GOLD-A shade easier; opening at l3416, adFanc-
ing to lS4X: and closing AT l34 u.
EXPORrS-Export day $54 900.
Cincinnati Money Market-March 23e
MONEY-The money market is unchanged.
EASHANGE@Fltma at previous quotations:
GUILD CLOSED at 13t buying. and ls41Sel35 sell
ing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

ATHLETIC BASE BALL CLUB.-The Ath-
letic Base Ball Club, having agreed to Gis-
band, have determined to go out in blaze
OF glory, and to this end design giving a
social dance at Ambos' Hall on Wednesday
evening, April Sd. We can promise those
lucky enough to secure tickets, that jolly
good time will be had. We know the boys
comprising the Club, and can safely say
they will make this finale as fine as their
record as base ball players has been good.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

S. SELLEeK s. Co. offer to the trade extra
Inducements in Paper Hangings.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sunday March "a, 1867.

NEIL HOUSE,
John Hanna, Bellville, N Y; TIL Workman, Chi
eago. III; q g Lott. CinGinrati, y; Ripgley,
IT. Ky; " ? Pope: Jr,, New. York city, I Van
incRfnnati; iR natl: Mss Mss Anna j Peodieton Cincinnati;
PeaSe. New York; a - NMcTysin. Deiawa5e; o \
R5Tsse " PS1Ss
ipston,r, @ ; 9; v WiIliam;Ai A NeH Yo:k; TeE
Mr Wa den. foodn. Q; BAILEY. New York; M M
Ridgway city; Craft and lady, Fsrmersburgn,
iedo' o. GdrwRt Muwitsr New York; W%tS stSppes
Maine; j Eastwood, Belleville, New York; John q
so S HsM xG
ia%bSs, Miss; Ma psr Fshsl. Nashville, Temp; + 3 ;
Green, Salem, Ill; John Hogue, Xenia. u.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
R Cook Gallon, o; A Welsh, New York; w H
Glover, cleveland. d G Perkins. CardirgtOn,
8; John button. Lancaster. o; B Knisely. Day
ton. Q; p opSsy. Cleveland o; - Psl%sr &
tienHa. .; Z Sells, ST Louis; Miss johnson, W Wes;
terville, .; w J Meeker and sou, Mt Giead. q; z
Eswa q BssIs%sFSo sh16.E SonCI Gh1EIss-
Sa Gns6s s q AES 5d6S
Homssdale. Pa; G A Stebbins,. City; A fred T Sar;
kin: Indianapolis, Ind; & W issel, W arren, D: w
Mead, Chillicethe. U.
GoODALE HOUSE.
o Clark, Hamilton townnhip; NJ O'Hara, Ham
iltoR township; w E German, Hamilton township,
A A Freeman, Mechanicsburgh; ID w Sangier
Madison county; Mrs Eastman, Delaware; Thorn
as, CounIry; K Stewart j., Thorntown Pa; A l
Foster, Cleveland; Ross H Holmes. City; H l. W ood
Cleveland: l. Krob and wife, GAINESVILLE, q Peena
Connersville.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
WIN Swain, Philadephia: B E Dolbear. Della
ware; William Thornburgh, Cleveland; + D SOud
Philadelphia: r Snyder, CITY; David Ably, Nj
phia T j Stonsiper. Zanesgille; d Burges, Cleve-
land; F A Keen and wife. tiallion; NJ payne, Gal
Pittsburgh; Daniel Gold, Keysport, Pa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
DEmncRAIlc clIY TICKET.

For NGyor-JAMES g. BULL.
Aarskas-PATRICK MURPHY.
Soticitor-E. F. BINGHAM.
Couhcfymsn-
1st tWard-DANlEL w OTSToT.
4th D.gMcALISTER.
ssb stb :: NEWTON TP Il Z iG;liiBB0NS.
Fth w. l.. ROSS.
Sth ." THOMAS BERGEN.
sGh '" JOHN CAREN.
Members Board Of EdwcG Gtion-.
1T Ward-CHARbkS ZOLLtNGER.
Sd ID w. BROONS.
9Th 80 KONRAD MEES.
9Th s' JOHN MGRCH.
Sth ." 5. w. ANDREWS.
Ward Assessors-
1st Ward-HENRY FREELAND.
I'd HENRY SCHWlNKER.
Sd g JAMES MCALIST Err.
4th '' JACOB LANG.
9th JACOB FRIED.
9Th JACOB GRAU.
9Th PETER PFIFER.
Sth '' JOHN DUFFY.
9th Z" DANIEL SULLIVAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

NEW GooDs.-A. G. Headley & Co. are
daily receiving new Spring Goods.
mar22-1w
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Local n
nrMocRlTIc T0WNSHIP TICKET-

ko,. 1rUstess-GABRIEL DIEMER,
ALEXANDER MOOBERRY,
ELIAS GAVER.
C7erk-GEORGE BECK.
1Seaswrer-GEORGE p. SCHROLL.
Assesor-JOHN b. EARHA ART.
OonstGbEes-MILES DALEY,
FREDERICK BADER,
CHRIS. BARThING.
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FARM FOR SALE.

DESIRE TO SELL MY FARM IN
Il Mi1in Tp. three. quarters of mile southeast
of Gahanna. consisting of 124 acres, "A acres be-
Irg under cultivation. There is a new Brick House
of rooms and good barn the premises and two
bearing Iards of good fruit be found in
Ohio. It will be sold at bargain, the owner is
compelled to go West. 1t will be sold together or
in two parcels. There is spring of running water
on the place.
mch2i-dItSw2w THOMAS NISWENDER
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

SHOULD Nor BE DoNE.-The condition of
the streets north of the Iepot are, to be sure,
in horrible condition, but this is no ex-
cuse for persons riding and driving on the
sidewalks there. 1t is generally supposed
that sidewalks were not intended for any
such use. Pedestrians have rights that
men on horseback and in buggies are
bound to respect, and we inform those who
have been in the habit of disregarding
those rights that if more attention is not
paid to them, official aid will be called in.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE In ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
signee of Charles Aaron. of franklin comfy, -
Creditors of said Charles Aaron are erefore here
by notified to present their claims for allowance ac-
eording to law, to the under, igned No. I2s West
Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
March Is. 1867. HENRY HESS JR,
mch2l-w3W
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LEAVE.
ARRIVE.

!" ton. ito anu A. 5:soA.M. $50 P. NJ
New York Express. l:5O A. NJ. lI:3O r. Nj
lightning Express -. 1850 Mid night 1850 A. NJ
*This train leaves Sunday night and not on Sat
urday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

WE advise all in want of Paper Hang
ings at low prices to call on
mch22-lw S. SELLEcK & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

DASSAGE TO AND FROM CHEAT
i Britain and Ireland, by Steamship and Sail
ing Packet, at reduced rate. TAPSCOTT BROS.
q CO., So South street, and % Broadway, New
York, continue to issue Passage Tickets. available
for twelVs months, from London, Liverpool, or
Queenstown, and Drafts, payable on demand, for
any amount, from e and upwards.
BAILEY, THOMPSO CO., Agents.
mch14-W1y Bankers, Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25

erhood disposed of the proposition for
union with the Gleason branch yesterday.
They are willing to unite and send supplies
to Ireland if a revolution is actually in
progress in that country, but the move
ment against Canada will not be relin-
Ouished.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
FROM NEW YORK.
The PeabOdy Banquet.

New YORK, March 23.-The Peabody
banquet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, last
night, to General and Mrs. Grant and the
Trustees of the Southern Educational
Fund, was a grand affair. Mr.. Peabody
occupied the center of the north table,
with Admiral Farragut on his left and
Mrs. Grant on his right; General Grant,
Mrs. Farragut and Robert G. Winthrop
were the visavis of Mr.. Peabody, Admiral
Farragut and Mrs. General Grant. Among
the guests were Governor Aiken, of South
Carolina, Governor Graham, of North
Carolina; General Anderson, Governor
Clifford, Bishop McIlvaine, Robert G.
Winthrop, Governor Fish, Mr.. Astor, A.
T. Stewart, DIr. Bancroft, and the
wives of number OF them, be-
sides other ladies, were present.
Mr.. Peabody made short speech and
gave-"Ou country, our whole country
its Chief Magistrate its Congress; its army
and navy, and the Commanders of them
both, who are with us here this evening"
He was interrupted here by applause and
the band playing national airs, when, after
their conclusion. he added: 1.-The country
in which have long lived and prospered,
and its beloved Queen" Speeches were
made by Robert G.. Winthrop, George
Bancroft and others. Resolutions were
adopted expressive of gratitude to Mr.
Peabody for his princely donation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-25
SeVereSt StO!

The storm of Thursday was the severest
known in five years. There was no signs
at an early hour this morning of its abat-
ing. The Australasian was unable to come
in yesterday, and the Ocean Queen and
Merrimac were unable to 60 out.
Evening star., 1867-05-07
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

|Harris, v and A II.
First inssallmsnt waseI
TAI. .............os $50
Herbert, ". w., tSust A
Evening star., 1867-05-07
Years due,

nses.Elees.
Evening star., 1867-05-07

vestwardly from the
northeast angle OF the
square, thence along
New York avenue
twenty feet, thence az
right angles with said
avenue thirty-fouf feet,
thence south westward
ly 70 o point twenty
seven feet nine inches
from Ninth street.
thence twence twenty.
seven feet nine inches
20 Ninth street, then GO
three feet three inches
due north along Ninth
street, thence thirteen
feet ten inches at right
angles with Ninth.
street. thence twenty.
two feet eight inches
northwardly to q point
at right angles from
the place Of beginning,
than cA tbtrty.pine feet
Evening star., 1867-05-07

ga part sab. +, Jones, Frances Jane.
part sub q Beginning thirty. .thrsal
aAd -. 1<et I'VE inches south.
Evening star., 1867-05-07

W. ~ n "a
First inssallmsnt wafer
TAI. .............oe.6 6|
Herbert, ". w., trust A.
i. Irwin. ds-5n 20
First ipstallmeAt WAseYI
tax!.....-..--...47.39 tax %
81 Aindnan, William. ......I
Hines, VIM. H.
Beginning on Seven.
teenth street west, one
hundred and thirty
four feet three inches,
from the northwest
corner Of said square,
thence sonth along the
line o. said street nine. !.
N6n feet nine inches, !,
thence east ninety-four
feet SIX inches, then ce
south nineteen feet nine
incheo, thence west
ntnety.fouf feet six in
ches % the beginning.
n Hounschild, Wm., trust
A. Heitmiller.
First inStallmsut water
tox................e2-36
Being the south fourtee0
feet four and half in.
ches front OF said lot,
BY the depth thereof
Herbert, VIM. j. and T 8.
Beg inning at the south.
west corner Of said lot
thence running east
ninety.stx feet two in.
ches, thence northeast
on q line with New
Hampshire ave. nine.
ty-On0 Ieet uve lncn09,
then CO west one hun
dred and flftv feet,
thence south seventy
three feet ten inches,
to the place Of Be-.
ginning.
Herbert, VIM. J..
First inStAllment water
TAX 0.@
Having q front Of nine
teen feet dve inches,
ana Dext adjoining the
north sew .tsen feet,
Evening star., 1867-05-07

6oteast halt
| and i'm.
1oIlle and ,n...
Evening star., 1867-05-07
TO WHOM ASSESSED

ing, tntersst from Sep
temoer I. ie6S 49,. 0sS.7e
Hay, HenYy.,....-...--..
Paving TAI, ,tnteroet NON
October l6, lse& -o10l.42
Tax water and gas ser
vice pipe, intertst from
August 90, 1886. . .elI. 90
Having B front Of eigh-
teen feet two inches,
and next ad joining the
/ south swenty-hve feet
front Of said lot by the
depth thereof.
Ditto o.................
First instaument water
TAX Ax...--.....-....0.0
Tax paUng and curb
ing, interest from jan
nary Q, 1893. SIS. 20
Being the north twenty.
six feet nine thrse-Quar-
ter inches front Of said
lot ~ the depth thereof.
Holman. Henry .........
Beginning 1t the north.
east corner Of said lot,
running thence south
westwArdly twenty
feet, thence south forty
i've feet, thence east
twenty feet, thence
north fifty three feet
nve and half inches to
the beginning.
ntffn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25
An INTERESTING REMINIsCENOE.
The Destructive Frost of 1884.

grf
Z Our Poseyl County correspondent,
in giving us the condition Of the
wheat and fruit trees in that
county, says it is rather early
to calculate, with any certainty, about
the coming crop, and gives us the fol-
lowing incident about the frost of
1884. 9 His initials will identify him
as one of the old citizens Of this, conn-
tyib s9agBI ODDS 4aih5 .g9qHq ow1
gnI remember, far back, when your
now beautiful and prosperous city
was a small village, containing some
$50 inhabitants when you had but
one Main Street, leading out from the
river to Princeton, thriving town
in Gibson County, containing about
three times the population your town
had; in those days, when the dog-fen-
mel grew all over the small spot of
cleared land, waste high. Before
you read any further, excuse this d.
erosion. It being our sparkling days,
If we took@the notion to call on any
of the young ladies, it was take this
or that path from Main Street-could
not 60 round; it was dog-fennel all
oyer town. 1t was, indeed, annoying.
Often, for weeks at O time, you would
not see wagon come to town-oc-
casionally, one four or six-horse
wagon from Princeton, loaded with
-four, meal, whisky, cider, apples, &c.
In those dog-fennel days We remember
a killing frost that swept every green
leaf from eyey species of tree in the
forest. All fruit was cut off on the
morning Of the 9th day of April,
1884. Peaches, as large as marbles,
and apples, were all swept away.
Large black oak trees in the forest,
full-leaved, in countless numbers,
were charred black, and died. The
loss of valuable timber was enor-
nous. The woods all black, filled
with stencil of decayed Vegetation,
and, for some days, the air was con-
taminated. There is now living in
your city few old citizens who, no
doubt, recollect that frost Messrs.
Shanklin, Barnes, Stephens, Sher-
wood, Rowley, and Partner Caldwell.
The season we recollect-we noted
the time some-and hope we may
never have to record like event.
Respectfully yours, j. NJ. L.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25
Corporation Notice.
-4sls '.f .. February 18th, 1867.

Z s-4s, : February 18th, 1861,
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
A ND now it is hereby ordered and
6A directed by the Common Council of
The City of Evansville, that the owners of
aii lots or parts of lots fronting ON or adj
Joining the north side OF Canal street, be-
tween Fifth avenue and Sixth avenue;
North side OF Canal street, from Fulton
avenue to Fifth avenue; st5 a0 ufatff.,
East side of Fifth avenue, between Canal
street and Sixth street; ~ tGai ip ti0ifb
d East side, Of Fifth avenue, from Sixth
street TO Franklin street; ,s.,fA II
West side Of Fifth avenue, from Sixth
street to Franklin street; Dlslr4 9af
East side of Third avenue, from Ninth
street to Tenth street;
East side of Fourth avenue, from Sixth
street to Franklin street; q IA, 81 ia
North side of Sixth street, from Sixth
avenue to Seventh avenue; t3 4l9iu'
South side of Sixth street, from Sixth
avenue TO Seventh. avenue; =.a ri ~,
= North side'O Seventh street, from Fourth
avenue to Fulton avenue; spA W0l94
South side of Eighth street, from Fourth
avenue to Fulton avenue;
North side Of Eighth street, from Fourth
avenneto Fifth avenue; ia a9ftTHu 1llI i
South side of Ninth street, from Fourth
avenue to Fulton aYenue:
= North side OF Ninth street, from Fulton
avenue to Fourth avenue; eff0f
South side of Ninth street, from Fulton
avenue to Fifth avenues; I0rDH Elah VI
s East side of Seventh street, from Canal
street to John street;
East side of smith street, from John
street to William. ktreet; ,shaaiTf 49dlp I
East side of Smith street, from William
street to Olive street; i ~ ~ EUlt9
3 East side of Smith street, from Olive
street to Orange street; -,-,a..f .
North side of William street, from Mar,
ket street to Center stFeet;N 1854 le3El
i South side of William street, from Gem
ter street to Rowley street; 49,.
South side of William street, from Row
ley street eastwe I'd to tn corporation line;
East side OF, GoodseH street, from, Fourth,
street TO the canal; 80. - -
aosouth side of William street, from Smith
street to Market street; ,sqs al 81 t.afas
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to bebroughtt TO the proper grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk of Class No. 2 to he
Laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
Isl "A. NJ MCGRIFrN. Clerk.
City Clerk S Office. Fleb223d, 1871 ~
feb23d3t fUnion copyl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25
Collectors Sale
FOR THE PAYMENT OF COST AND
EXPENSES OF BOWLDERING
STREE,T


EXPENSES OF BOWLDERING ia
as ada e. STREET.
NOFHCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that.
~ by virtue of a precept issued BY the
a1iayorsof the city of Evansville, and to me
ulrecteu. will sell at public auction, at
tne dqo II Of the court house in said city, on
y. TUESDAY, February 18th. 1867. - III
az ten O'Clock am, the foliowing-d described
real estate, to wit: Lot number one hum
dred and thirty nine $780, in the Original
ran Faa Of the City Of MISUNDERSTANDING G.
Jones, owner-or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary to'pay the sum of five hunsl
aIed is dIortyrfourl dollars aud eighty
cents Ss44 S0), being the amount charged
ana assessed against said lot of ground as
me snare or proportion of said lot Of the
costs ana expense of grading and bowIder.
ing Ihird street Of said city between the
and the middle of Walnut Street foSefS 1es
with the costs OF sale; and that said sale
Will be continued on the next 1av tbera9
s aItsr' Of to wit. on Wednesday, February
place. for the purpose of selling said raaI
estate, If the same should have been sofd
on the day first above mentioned and not
paid for. 80. 10 AAo'
59L JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector
a Evansville. Il ebruary u. 1867 81 2 l1Si'N q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25
'KnYelopes.l

hWe,are prepared to fuTnishoto bus
ness men Envelopes withopranted
cards very chear .otinB 8 30 5oGf bai
VA mIof a. tn5mnil1sq bobasrmO7ai
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25
moy1 To Contractors. lslaI ngls-
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE

SEALEDT PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received until the 18th inst. by, the
school Trustees of the city Of Evansville
for the erection of school building in
Hubbard's Addition of said city. Plans
and Specifications can be seen on and after
the 18th inst, at the office of Robert Boyd !
Architect. ON First Street. Terms of pay
ment made known at the same place. The
Board of Trustees reserve the right to re-
Ject any or all bids ,.,-,f r
By order of the Board of Trustees.
CHAS. HI. BUTTERFIELD, Sup't.
febl2 til - ! e
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-06
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FLoUR.-Super, S95ODlO.25; Extra, 10 50Sll50 City
Mills Super, S95O6Dl0.OO; Extra, Si0.5OGlO.75 Fam.
lily l25O@ High Grades 1250@I5.00; Western STA
all OO Rye Flour 70OG7,t0; Corn Meal, 50 oo@625 per
Dbl. Buckwheat Flour "a .25d)5.0J per hundred.
GRAIY-Wheat, fair S226@25O; prime $500 leo; nfe
rior to fair 9D@2 25 Corn, prime white Sl.3291.36
prime yellow sl,3O@135.. Now 06gl.15. Oats $50
II. Rye 81 .44@l.54.
GuASo-porGyian, $50 in gold q ton; Mexican SEQ
Pacific, 500 Phosphate, S55@5700. Bone Dust
S5Ogb5 90.
IiAY-Baled S2N0S22 "A ton. Straw SlSt1aO.
sEEps-Clover Seed, ST.5O@s.OO; Timothy do, $4,000
275; flaxseed S2.j0Id215.
woOL-Unwashed 2aG12sc.; washed, 2O@3Sc.; common
fleece, 3U@35c
PRovIsoNs-Bacon sides, 156lGc; shoulders, 12l%@1;
c.; hams, 1S(JaOc. Lard 1+G16c. Dressed Hogs SS.Oi
@S.50
sMT-Fine g SO6Q3.l 10 per sack; ground alum, S2lI
@220; bulk, 56G1GOc. 4 bushe