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/ 0IN TnE HOURs oF our HAPPINEss
GETTYsBURG AsYLUM
INVALID SOLDIERS,

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
lie exeTtioS' Naonsi ome ior V our Gisabied sol
iers erect asylum for those wno In their pats
Their hean aud happiness; who in the battle for the
worSing Tor tHeir own maintrnance. France has
her Hotel des Invalc where rest the ashes Of tue
sea Hospitals, the former being one Of the finest
Russia, Prussia, and in fact nearly all ESroptan
countries have magnificent retreats for the un-
Of Se ss By wS but e
Republican AmerGa @ ca has no place i9I her
Inc sidewalks of her crow ded cities These noble
y R b @ S aPP e 20 e hss esea 10
them our lasting gratitude, and now those vine are
those pledges. They have peri. rmed their part We
recreant to our Obligations Let us each devote but
single dollar dell % 20 MS purgSse and the Gettysburg
country T be h6A3rse BY N the p96le P1 6
BY this Association. and Ten Thousand DO liars have
already been paid towards the preservation of the
OF General Meade,s Headquarters) have been set
"i9r iIrxTNeToN IN AvEaSUE NEW YORK, Oct %. 1867
Having labCred Tor three years TO erect q Home
for that purpose in the New York Legislature, u-
corr Grating some hundred of our best citizens
had fOm that time TO this-And knowing the great
Ing our Disabled Veterans starve Or beg, hereby
most cor6ielly ndorse your enterprise and shall
- Very truly yours, CHARLES q. HALPINE.
@G 10 M tine ey shall
this truly benevolent and patriotic enteTpIse
Being satisfied with the integrity ~ y6Sr Enterprise
CS SssS65gRS 81 95SNa
October Oct 70: 1867. Nos 5GS and $40 Broadway;
Diamond Goods, Pearls. Emeralds, Rubies, and other
precious Stones, as described in the list and nj them
all genuine.
HENLE BROS, Diamond Importers, No. &c
Maiden Lane, New York.
]. HERKMANN, Diamond Setter. No. s94 Broome
In order to promote public confidence In the highest
degree and for the urtherance of this object
the Association has decided to place the S90O0
of diamonds public exhibition at the large Jewelry
ES tablshment of Messrs Browne Il Spaulding, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, in the city of New Yoik
The OEld-I owned yacht Henrletta has also been
purchased. The Farm OF 600 acres is located in Su
van county. N Y, and is Of the finest stock farms
in the Staie has splendid mansion, and is co7plete
There viii be geo 100 tickets issued at one dollar
each, admitting the holders to both of the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
IRVING HALL, NEW YORK. SATURDAY EVEN
ING, FEBRUARY 8, 1868,
HORTICULTURAL HALL PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY EVENIF0, FEBRUARY y %, 1865,
On which latter occasion - .....z.-
S64I, $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed among the lcket hOioers, IN ac
coTdance with the Charter and the following
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS
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MakIDg ln the hggregate IZllIO4 Presents, va.
lued S64l $50
Ordels may be sent us In registered letters post
0nee ORDERS In sums OF u 60 s26 at risk. Larger
aounts should be sent In drafts or by express the
i0''"'Ne CLUB RATES.
Bckets to address e45O 40 Tickets TO addrs $500
10 Tickets TO address 500 30 Tickets 20 addr's $3.50
Address ali orders and communications % IN I'm
uCHlFTYsBURG ASYLUM ASSOCIATION,
ono, II2e OHE6NUT Street, Philada., Pa"
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ARMY BLANKETS.

A VERY LARGE Lot OF No. GOVERNMENT
BLANKETS, twenty -iYe pairs IN bale, aad weigh
ing from ten 70 Twelve pounds per pair far sale at
Il q Imp Nos. sS5 and $50 NJ FRoNi 81, RhiISaa,
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CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We offer TO the public the
Iarg and best selected
Stock of Ready-made Cloth
ing in the City, for Mems and
Boys Wear.
Also, an elegant assortment
Of Piece Goods, which we will
make to order for Men and
Boys, at reasonable prices,
and In the most approved
styles.
Always on hand a full assort-
ment of Fall and Winter Over
coats and Business Coats,
Coachmen's Coats, Hunting
Coats, New Style WALKING
Coats, Pants and Vests of all
descriptions.
Boys Ready.made Clothins
in great variety.
EOGkHELL & WILSON,
NOS. eO8 AND COS CHEsNUT STREET
ssC sm PHILADELPHIA
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DIRECTORS.
81 a SE CLARK R%AHP vi RohAsK HssKY
JOHN WELSH, Is. A. CALDWELL.
], aILLlNGHAM FELL HENRY q GIBSON,
CHARLES MACALkSTER
ONCE In the Freproof Building of the Philadelphia
National Bank, CHE8NUr street, above Fourth.
This Company receives on deposit. and qua RAN
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES
upon the following rates a year. VIII .,o,o
OOupOh .s....lt 10
Registered Bonds and SecurieS..oO cents per Yo1
colo OOln or poA StoSSo
Silver Coin BnlliOn per Si9IV00
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankeas hr"Sis
Capitalists, etC.. contents unknown 70 the OVhPhy
and liability limited, t26 year. . .,.,
The Company offers for HEM rn III
holding the key) SAFES INSIDE ll5 NAuII5 at
800 ESQ., $40, tS0 ana 6 year. according 70 SIZE aud
Coupons ana Interest collected ioT one per cent
Intarest allowed on Money Deposits.
fbis compsny ia authorized 70 receive and execute
Trust, o. eyeFy N B BROWNE President
RSHFET PAyTERsoss Secretary and Treasurer.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph1 ~ CtEcrrNAT1, Feb q =
FLoUR-sU Unchanged ;the demand il. light
and local; trade. brands 81 50la 10 so, fancy
sI4@I6 Thereds hardly any demand for
superintendent prices are noninally- u1fl
changed. qt0a8ffusm II haG 1oi3Hfsao hD
" WHEAT-FirH,r but the demand is but
moderate; Mol Spring, 81 40@2 45; Winter,
81 go; there is but little Winter here.
|. {. GORN-Firmer and in better demand, at
soc in elevator, and zoe in Sacks gs4
OATs-In fail demand, at soc for No. l. =, !,
lRYE-St eady- 81 2Iy9i 25silH i11''4 :
BARLEY-Nominally unchanged.
GoTToN-Dull, and there II hardly Any,
thing done; middling 992s1zc.g Receipfss
l,607 bales. eo4sA elAi, ssse9 y
- WHIsKY-Steady, at Csc in bondA $40
sPROvIsIoNs-Quiet; there is no change
Nh prices. fs2Ass'4A
q MESS PoRK-$20. .gll0'CA -NeNA
BULK MEATs-In moderate demand, with
saleslof 10000 pounds at Y for shoulders,
81 &c for sides, and t014c for clear sides. The
was chiefly Tor SHOULDERS
BACoN-In moderate demand at SIC for
shoulders l054cr for Sides and l217c for
clear sides. All can be bought &c below
these rates TO be delivered week ahead,
except shoulders; sugar cured n ANS Il5@16e.
LARD-Held pref Y firm at lie, but tn g
demand is light, and those having orders
z CLovER-Steady at IS 75.HdAW NfIAL
TIMDTHY-S3 30@3 40 M kIIEfTIsAG
,Fd.Ax-S2 30@2 IS. 9ak1 tlHs4. lgd
GRoCERIEs-Unchange and Steady.
BUTTER-ZS93Qc,doO gS DEIF>1ta
CHEESE-l69l6H2c. bgR @sHai4 &Al
EGGs-In good shipping demand at 26c.
EXCHANGE--Steady. mo fsf Hnfa sI5fe y
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European Markets.

BY Telegraph1E ed IAHlEIfFooEs Feb. p.
NCoTToN- The Brokers' Circular reports
the, sale of cotton for the week at 5000
bales. The market is Generally dull and
fnacttvs, and prices deGlined To-Day ttfs
dull, and all qualities declined " since
yesterday; middIing uplands 1354d.
l 1lE,A 10 LoNDoN, Feb % n
4 CoNsoLs -Declinedto yss4; Erie S71z Mi
,Aois Central 771a; 5-2O's 1874.
'a9 aIT LONDON, Febsa Evenings
CoSsoLs-9Os4 for money; Erie S714; IIli-
nois Central w; 5.2e'ss7S otrnfg hu,
aYIE * q .5lJPAKIs, FEB. q 4Evening.
u. S. BoNDs-At s21S.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 22-Evening.
u. s. BoNDs-At ". "a ,,,s
ygsn LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22-evening.
: CoTToN- The market heavy, and prices
materially declined; sales, 5000 bales.
Prices at the close were for middling up
lands, 1877; Orleans, 49,. 4of oslA
MANCHESTER = Market for breadstufs,
Merry heavy. .s0mRfsk seE8sI30 1sA =
CORN Declined to s1s. Cd. per quarter for
mixed Western.
BARLET-Quoted at 4s. Sd. per 60 pounds.
WHEAT = American, lis. Sd, for Califor-
mia.
rs PRovlsToSs-Firm.
LARD Considerably advanced, and clos
ed sis per cwt., for American.
PEToLEUM-Firmer, but unchanged.
RosIN-9s Sd. per cwt forIcommcn. ID.
| L1SsEED OIL-S7s. lOd.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE- BIS Cd. for Ameri-
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The Political Sentiments

OF the JOURNAL are SO well known that
1t is necessary for us only to alluds to our
position. We win continue, as heretofore.
to labor for the interests and principles OF
the Union Party OF the country, that or
ganization under whose administration OF
affairs the Nation was brought successfully
through the war. The editors, haviag
served theircouutry In the army, will con-
tinpe TO advocate the principles for which
they In common with the hundreds OF
thousands of the GRANDgARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC fought, and the JOURNAL
will always be ifou nd the SOLDIERS Or
gGANsC .fBsd3H9m OF
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River News.

oo Business was quite active on the
levee in the afternoon. The Plain
City arrived from Louisville for
Bowling Green.......T The Rose Hite
gave up her trip to the Plain City, and
willnot of course be here to-day. . .....
The Tempest passed down for Nash
vile; having fine trip 1.-The Sham
rock St. Louis to Cincinnati, had a
good trip Of freight. On the way up up
she broke the cylinder heads of the
larboard engine, and was making the
trip on zone wheel..4.A. 1.-The Mary
Swan came from the dock yesterday,
and was loading for Memphis. She
will leave for that port to-day,......
The JAS. Gray left for Frostsburgh
yesterday evening, with fair trip of
freight. The Laura Fenton arrived
after dark, and discharged 251 bales
Of cotton, consigned to r.. x. bunker
son & Co. She had about 125 bales
for New Albany, and 100 for Louis
wife. 9REaaT 0asFJ@A BIS
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EVANSVILLE WEEKLY
JOURNAH-s

Has been published for THIRTY-FIVE
YEARS, and has, sdu, ing that time, been
recognized as the leading paper in this
section ofJthe country. It's circulation, IN
fiuence, and valnei as an advocate of the
interests of the people were never greater
than now.y 4 S tnlfl3I9m 5iii 9THe Dah
II has lately been enlarged and much
improved in its appearance. and its edito-
rial force has been doubled within the last
few months, thus, enabling us to furnish
our readers p newspaper OF greater merit
and interest.
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The cd49s sIpoEnudenlosee :.

Will be a special feature of the WEEKLY.
A correspondent will be employed in
EVERY 0oUNTYI Of the First District.
enc Of the ednbaiaI corps win remain at
INRIANAPoLIS during the session OF the
sLEGISLATURE, and keep our readers
fully advised of dtsproceedihgs. We hope
to furnish Weekly Letter from WASH
'fNGTGN CITY during the ecONGRES-
SIGNAL TERM.
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Albany Cattle Market.

BY Telegraph.1 ALBANY, Feb. q.
u CATTLE-Were higher this week. the adj
vance being at least NC per pound for live
ty, with the exception of a rev droyes of
premium not sold here. The prices range
from z to Sc for ordinary to fair; 50 to Sc
for good prime to. rat; 914q95ze for extra.
SHEEP nc higher. Sales quick at 6@7c
for common to good; 71z@SIlc for extra.
and SIC for extra to premium. Receipts
200 head.
HoGs-Sales at 75s@sLc, and the market
firm. Receipts 2400 head
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As a Commercial Paper.

We will make Il, without ,s9peri6rIt the
country Full telegfnphic ,MARKEaS Re-
PORTS, special FeviewsJof the MARAETs
of NEW YORK; NEW oRLEANss and
CINCINNATI. "a carefully prepared weekly
review of the EVANSVILLE MARKET,
and comme reiat inteiAgenc from all Sec
lions of the country will be given in each
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Il Especial to Evansville Journal
st. Louis Market,

iByiTelegraph.l ST. LOUIS, Feb q.
9 ToBAcco-Prices unchanged, and bust
ness small
CoTToN-Dull, at 275zc for strictly mid
ding.
! ,FLoUR-Little more active, but un-
changed. Superine ranges at Ss 25@9 %
extra $40 Oo@40 75fr double do, ifclulln6
choice, s11 2@il.40s ~ i - ~ - =
I CoBN- Opened firm and high, but closed
weak. Mixed S3@S4c; yellow 84@S5e.
OATs-Higher, at 69@7lc.
PoRK-Little firmer, but prices un-
changed. z3qNAIXl3H5G 3
BAcQN-In favor or buyers, at $4,000
city Shoulders ll14@ll1zc; rib sides 1880
l21zcl clear. VI eBaIkAU
HoGs-Firm, at 6@Tc.
WHIsKK-Dull, at 81 "a.
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Pork Packing

I'VE have returns from ten or Twelve more
places. but they are small ones. and though
We have now commenced getting the final
returns, and hope to be able to give our re-
port in full, four or fve.weeks hence. We
are of the opinion that the result will not
vary much from two and half millions,
equal in weight to those packed In i665-6. -
Cincinnati Price Current. @,,d sAE,
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New York stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. Y.
g There were but few spectators on the
street to-day, and only about 500 shares of
! stocks changed hands; Erie sold At 500
uuantifv of counterfeit money was
seized last hight by Treasury detective
in BECKER Street. No arrests have been
made.
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The News Department

10 tSf zfnt .a9llIl[ en- Jill
VIII be kept up, With fun interest," The
WEEK LIZ VIM Contain the LATEsr
TELEGRAPHrC DfsPATC Giles up to the
hour of going to press: A full summary of
the NEWS OF TILE WEEK and a couec7
ton of interesting STATE ITEMS, will be
given in each issue. -
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NeM York DEFY Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. Il.
The nroduce market and gold exchanges
\ The drv goods market is exceeding quiz
et Mostly all the stores except A. T. Stew
art & Co. are closed.
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TO Contractors. 4 I3sxa'
Collectors Sale


STREET. frnt4ufoepfn !.
AYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that,
IL by virtue of O precept Issued by the
Mayor of the city q Evansyil (, and to me
directed, / will sci y at public auction, at
the door of the couftlhotise in said city, on
TUESDAY, February 26th, 1857, ?
at ten O'Clock am, the following described
real estate, to wit: Lot number one hun-
dred and thirty nine 1882. in the Original
plan of the City of Eyansvflle4Jam G.
Jones, owner-or 80 much thereof as may
he necessary TO pay the sum of five hun
dred and forty-four dollars and eighty
cents (si44 so, being the, amount charged
and assessed against said lot of ground. as
the share or proportion Of said lot OF. the
costs and expense OF grading and bowlder-
ING Third street of said city between the
so1theastern curb-line OF Locust Street
end the middle of Walnut street, Together
erifh the costs of sale; and that said sale
will be continued on the next day there
nftar to w.t., on "Wednesday, + ebruary
S7th- 1857, az two o'clocS. p.q1s a1the same
place, for the purpose 81 selling sad Eea!
on the day first above mentioned and not
paid ior' JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector.
Evansville, February Il, 1867.
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Public Sale. h1eI
1.-THE MARINE HOSPITAL BUILD.

An ing and Lot at Evansville. Ind, VIII
be sold.at public auction to the highest
bidder, subject TO the approval of the bid
O'Clock M. February 2Sth, 1867, on the prem
ises. 40 1A tsl.tAi ~ Il
Terms. of Sale One-fourth cash, and the
days. A deposit of five hundred dollars
$500 will be required at the time Of sale.
A certificate of sale will be given to the
purchaser,andithed deed will be executed
upon the payment of The last .installment
of the purchase money. ..-......... = e "a
ISAAC CA SELB ERRY,5
r-rf 81 Surveyor of Customs.
Evansville, Ind. February 18th, 1867. - n.
febl4 dido MLnnL-n- .--AAlo--A - ~
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A Family Newspaper.

We design To- make the JOURNAL. in
all respects, FrRsr-CLAss FAMILY
PAPER. suited to the interests and tastes
of both young andcOid. In addition to the
features above referred to, 1t will contain
a STORY in every issue, a summary OF
events in the Literary, Religious ano
Scientific world, Editorials on Current
Topics, choice Poetry, etc, ETC. n0I iaa 4
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- to bTe9h u04 M9t544
The Agricultural Department

0fthe JOURNAL will be in charge of a
Competent editor, and VIII add much 10
the interest of the paper. We design TO
make the WEEEKhYy especially valuable
to the F'A.IR}MfEHSiT Our correspondent
: will keep us regularly adglsedsof the con.
sdition Of the CROPS m All sections or The
country. / ia rfs-. .f-tr
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TyOR SALE -WIIOLEsALE DRUG

.6 STURE-7A 5WhoIesaIe Drug House IN
Evansville Ind, an old stand, where a.
splendid business can be dpne.. Sales last
year over two hundred thousand dollars
This Is one of tine best points for a whole
sale drug house In the country: The city
Is rapidly increasing In population, and
having a COUNT trade surpassed by no
place of equal size. The stock viii proba-
bly, invoice about fifteen Thousand dollars,
and WILDE sold on very reasonable terms
IL application be made within the next
ten days. For terms and reasons for seu-
ing, apply to or address, VIM. I. FERRIS,
Lawrenceburg, Ind. or Evansville.
feb2l. LOT u y. -. .....li cor LlrffEeII
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[alI.I "a IN - al -
Ohicago humber Market.


no lFromth Tribune, 2lst las9ninJ
p EUMBEB-There ,hassbeehE a brisk Essde
doing Throughout the week. and dealers
were generally Obtaining full prices Since
the date of our last rePoFtsethere has been
alsiight advance on sawed Shinglea. We
revise quotations = leeau4ta AeTf84 ,Ai
LUMBER First Clear, i, IL, IL .feGI ~.
and inch y M. 81 005J65 90
gs BsP clear issk g 3 s ssses g
" First and Second Clear Floor! loo tn Al
ing, together rough, the az
= same as Second Clear wide so 00(a55 90
I Com mon Flooring, rough. 49,. IS 00a3T 90
Matched and Dressed Com
Iaa mon 40 00@42 GO
Matched and. DressedsS inch6 VI -
- Common Flooring. ...:;:,;.;..,: SO OO@ss 90
First and Second Clear Siding 'iil 20
together ............................3 ~ O093z ID
First Common Dressed Siding q, O0925 %
ic Wagon Box Boards, select 70 ~ = "a
sss Is Ss:!: 81 80
So SnantII,, 2srns;; 1o,sn ssId ,I95
asi%sll ri%es. To- = asss q oSeas %
Joists and scantling, 20, "a, .3Blf1ID
aud "a feet..... .................-. 2S OOI30 90
Joists and Scantling............... % 90
SEIIEGLEs-A eor Star Shaved
A or Star Sawed Shingles ....5 5.oO@5 So
No. l. Sawed Shing les,,.............250 G3 90
LATH-Per m in yards. ............... 5 90
II BY carload by Northwestern MwF
r. R., delivered in any yard IS Z
-fr., where cars can be switched, L.; :
or any depot A or Star
SawedShingIes, by carload, l9dd9l /,
ON trackp ...s... s.-.-s....4. .............h 30
Al or StarShayed Shingles, by ~ - 20
carload, on track ................ g 75t94 90
No. Sawed Shingles, by car s9Ef58 j
( ! load, on track.................,..--ff 2 %
Three dollars a carload added when
tranSferred,G which, charge follows the
shingles in freight bill.
S9sHINGDE STANDARD. - "
Thickness-Five shingles to be two inch
es in thickness. 81 reiH bod .sm9lIA
.LlLength-Sixteen inches. ~ sd40fF1 Ii(
Bands-Twenty inches. M y
Coprses-Twenty-five.Q OIL 4 .eiilall .
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a ONE copy, for one year.'--...-'-..'.s = %
FIVE copies, for one year.-.-..... 8 20 z
TEN copies, for one year-..!-,..-... 10 90
For CI1bs of Ten or more Subscribers,
we have placed the price of the WEEKLY
at only ONE DOLLAR ANLs AsHAkF,
IN order to bringit within the reach OF all.
we uree upon the friends of she cause or
the Union, of Intelligence and Reform, to
Interest themselves to make mp Clubs In
every neighborheod Nothing has 50 good
an. influence as q Weekly NeRspeBer OF
correct principles and morals.
Address:
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY,
EVANSVILLE, IxD.
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FOR SALE.
A Nice Residence for Sale.

n WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-.
Iii DENCE, on the corner OF ec9nd aud
good ordeu-for a reasonable prlce, ON easy
terms. Possession given May 10TH Title
perfect,g Address "a III. F. READ ID
13S Race Street, Ciacinnati, Ohio.
feb23 dit .5186lBc
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WANTED

TYANTED =. PARTNER - With from
wv 81 800 TO $1,000 capital, in profitable
manufacturing business, already sestab-
lished in this city. Address Post-Office
Box 3I92, stating where an interview
WY AN T ED - TO RENT. A HOUSE
wv containing five or six rooms. One
above Main street preferred. Apply at the
Drug Store, corner Third and Main, d
feb2hlW4 riR1 81 99nAfn III l-lN
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~ louisville Markets. lhiil

.silsqza louisville Markets. 1hiiiii B.
BY telegraph - LOUISVILLE, Feb. "a.
ToBAoco-sales ofAO5 hl1ds at az 4ea2 vs..
FLoUR-Superfhe $40 90. ssls8 - -
& rtiBoCERIEs unchanged: = -
Mess PoRK-S20 90. $500 :
LARD-PFfme l2c. a e. - * W -
BACoN-shouIders, 91zc; clearsides, l2s4c
packed bulk shoulders. TIC, packed.
p WaIsRY-.n bond, 81 %.
CoTToN-2Sc.
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9BOARDING..

The. best Of iaecoTnTno-
n dations can be had at MRS. E.. Nj.
BURNS,s, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation Of families. jams dim
.fnsbf91a ~ H9OiA 4 81
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Vi FfF5 WTElY 8 z

THOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at a bag
- gain. n Lot SO feet on First Street, with
a good building ON it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes, Inquire sot ID. BAER,
corner OF First and Main streets, Gfeb9 dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
IIIONETARYl& COMMERCIAL.
Hos packed In Spencer County.

Thesfollowing report of Hogs packed IN
spencer County for 1861 did not reach US
in time to publish With orr list: AZ eliz
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

rREsH RUCKwHEAT, AT A DE
* CLIEE.-One ton of fresh Buckwheet
Flour in store and for sale very low at
VICKERY BROS, IS Main st.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-08-29
Elk Comfy.

The EU; Ad0ocate is Responsible for
the following: son Wednesday, August
7th, Henry Yale, of HELEN, in this coun.
ty, while out on Boon's mountain after
Huckleberries, with two small brothers,
came upon a den of Rattlesnakes and
found themselves surrounded by them. =
The boys were on rock Before they
could get away they killed ffty.seven
snakes and piled them on the rock. All
the snakes were females, containing from
eight to twelve young ones. inside, max
ing loss of snakes Of from five to six
hundred. The boys say they killed about
half the snakes. The balance taking re-
fuge under the rocks"