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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09

WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANCIAL.-The demand for money is
not .eryabriska TheFBanKsE have no Diff
Guilty in Supplying the wants of their Gus
TONERS just now,b but this condition of the
market win not continue very long. An
active demand from millers and s~pecula-
tors in wheat will 500 be felt, and a tight
money market will follow. Rates of in
terest are unchanged, say 10 to Y per cent.
New York Exchange is dull, al par
buying, and LILO premium selling. ~ =
Gold, Notwithstanding the large pay
ments by the Government on the July in
terest, due on the 1st inst, is firm, with an
tendency. 1t closed on Saturday
l39. aN ffss se'
Government bonds are firm at our for
mer nuorafInus which are as fniIows-
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NOTICE.
June I7th, aKElx.

ra4 June Tth, aBG.
moi oRDER FoE PLASK sTDRwALKG -
n ND now It - hereby ordered aSMl G&+
n. rected by the Common 8crAnae
City of Evansville. that tile owners AfS17
lots are arts of lots, fronting on or ASsESs-
ing the west side of Sixth Street. aesn
Powell Street to the corporation line
~ Southeast side OF Mulberry street, EWE
SECOND Street to Third Street;
Southeast side of Mulberry Street JtuSwS
y hird Street to Fourth Street,
In said city, cause the sidewalks thernnM nng
be brought to the proper grade, and NasM1
they cause ansidewailL of Glass &Dry4eiAR
laid down thereon within thirty AsxBz
from the publication of this order,
.lhq IA. NJ. McGRIFF, cfsxz-
IUGtty Clerks ONCE. July 9. 1867.
jy6 dSt -SK SnlnitGnfon vsxxSs
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Julys.
DRY GOODS Market quiet, and prices
generally firm he for Atlantic A head;
unbleached s~hsetings, E@l7%c; Stark A,
1870; CabCt a, Medford and Augusta, l0L;
for Atlantic y shirtings. &c for HIPS Sem
per Idem bleached muslin, l7c; Black
stone, Ice; New Market c, be; Great Falls,
SEC. For Amoskeag A tickings, soc; Pitts
field and Amoskeag stripes, &c; Hibernia
checks, PIC; for. c~ottenades, 8 to l9c; for
laines, y to DC for ChaIices and Armuns,
2Sc; for Persian deiaines, 1 to I9c; for
brown drills, l7Lc.m yv.a
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st. Louis Market,
Ky photography

HyTelegraph1f III neSE- LOUIS. July s..
ToBACCo-We ak, but no Quotable, change
F~LoUR-Better qualities firmer, but low
grades very duh, and quotations. an
wHEAr-Advanced, So q for prime new
Fail. and 81 30g2 50 for choice do. aA.s
Consecutive for high glades, and 3a5c
higher; prices range at S6c9sl 90. [ -uff
OA1S-At 7z@76c
RYE-At 75ds21zc. o. m 8
PRovISIoNS-Very firm mess pork SD 90
az %; bacon higher. small sales at CSC for
should RS. and l2ac for clear Sides.
WHIsK Y--S2 % free. . rr ra8 81
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Louisville Market.
BY Teleoraph.1

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, July 8.
ToBAcCo--Sales of l63 hhds. leaf at 50 75g
ID % for common Tugs to Medium leaf:
good leaf at $50 25926 90, and SIS O0960 90
for Hoop county manufacturing.
FBoUK-SuperIine old s. 90.
WHEAT-Fancy Sl4 90 for new.
CosN-Sheiied, delivered, 92a93c.
GATS-BuikS 09S2c.
BACo -Active; shoulders 9Ic; clear
sides f149l3c, packed.
lard fierceS ll3zc.
MESS POgK-S2l 10,
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Notice to Contractors.
yvxFE CoNwny ToUyCEa ar Txsq

A. City of Evansville will receive @sashc
proposals until Monday. the 9th 38r9dt
July, 1867, for grading and paving q 1ss-
lowing alleys, W.: Co.,
For grading and paving the alleytxsE~
ated between First and Second Stree ssks
extending from Vine to Division StSsG-
Grading and paving the alley sitErAf1
between First and Second Str cts. S1EG
extending from Chestnut 10 Cherry s1rr<-.
Grading and paving the alley siEyAnSx
between Fourth and Fifth Street. aza1sK~
tending from Walnut to Chestnut SEa6.
u Grading and paving the alley aSGa1QeE
between Second and Third StreetG. azaEb
extending from Vine to Division StrsNG
By order of the Council.
A. N. McGRTFF, C1zf&-
City Clerks o ice, July g.. ls67.
jy6 ~ er-nsfFs-rn t-lUnIon na@1l !
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 8.
CorToN-Firm at 231z924c; receipts, 162
bales.
CoRN-Weak at 81 1Q9I II.
OATS-Quiet at soc.
HAY-Duii at S23G23 so.
~PoRK-Firmer at S23 so.
BACoN-Ciear sides, l3L@14c.
LARD-Dull ut 1870,
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| have been printed since the bonds were
lost, and the inference is plain that the
bonds found in the packageof beer stamps
son who absfracted them, or they are not
duplicates. There is 5nothane i~olprevent
presses are raining day and night. and
correct acconpt is kept Of b paper on
which either the bonds or the stamps are
1t is well known that duplicate coupons
OF the previous issues ofbonds are CONSTANT
IL being presented for payment, and these
heavy amount Of unadthorized bonds that
have been printed FROM the genuine plates
in the adepartmentsa and tine government
ta ias this ns Time 1nss ea sa az ssspt'i9sE asgnFse lq E Is
impossible to say who is accountable for
this mixed condition OF things in the
should be entered into aid the public sat
fsfied that all is we ! and that the evil will
PC corrected n It Is not holders OF
these loose operations Of The Treasury will
result in the repndiation. Of millions of
in%Sess1 rna5 d fof n 1dIsc 9 asiasi N P pest
The Treasury. Department. haye given
notice TO theihOlders of7-36 notes, that IL is
now proposed to give in Elk for such
March Sd, 1866. redeemab,e after i've years,
1867. Holders are also notified that the de-
fpartment will consider hat they have
waived their rightto demahd bonds In ex-
version by August. 18th next. Seven-thir-
ty notes tfanshiitted' for conversion, must
in every case, beindorsed To- the Treasurer
%hsn i payaBie pr Is oea ahesse ana ps mnst' h Rave,
indorsed by such payee, orlhis legal
" authorized re~presentatfve. Careful att
teption 10 this regulation will save parties
Such notes muclf UNNECESSARY
EXPENSE ,.yi1uZBl fI9dt III InDHgl a
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Notice ID Contractors AK
CEALED PRoPOsALs VIVA al

SLALkD PROPOSALS WkA1 sIx
- received at the Office of the PneG6nNg
OF the Evansville & CrawfordsviEkc xzE-
road Company. until twelve o'~cloo®E.
on the 10Th day of July, Is, Z, for nlsxlzn
the excavations and embankments REfzRp
new line OF the 4. & q RsgR ,.e1sem&kaW
about three-quarters OF annie betwrsnxA8x
departure Tom the Old line fat tina ssnaak
a OF the Evansvtlle depot groundE znan
It's infersecttonfwith the old line, ner.1AmR
cemetery road.
oTh work is TO be done under the xa1erz-
tion, and subject to the approval Il tngN
engineer, and to be finished by tire uanA
OF September, 1867. Payments Wa ksE
made monthly on the estimates OF AieNn4~-
Proposals must1be addressed 70 ys4Nn&-
gle, Jr., Pres't K. a G. r. r., and ensnnxxsa
"lPropo>a ais for railroad Contract"
The Company reserve the right o. mFrtx&
any bids not deemed satisfactory.
The profile and estimates can be esrzaxE
the Office of the engineer.
JOHN INGLE Ia
President 3 Il. IL g. RakrGzEB-
4 CHAS. G. GESUNG, Engineer.
I've Il till IVA
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The quotations are from the
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, Nc.
Firststreet.
BANKARLE FUNDS, 100
~, s. ,Treasury NotesGOR n 11Ck
; National Bank Notes.
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Home Again

r HAVE JUST Arrived FE&1
Tea, Bourbon, and Bengal ROSES-GJ t
ever-bioomers and fine plants whte&EJ
will sell as low as they can be b0ugh1.&
Cincinnati. / have every color -Wn34<.L
Yellow, Scarlet, Ros,, Crimson, &c. IHFe
can be safely planted, as they are alsn
pots. Give me a call.
" WIN. O. NEWKTE-
P.S.-Many other fine varieties OF 0w
plants, quite new.
Wire Hanging Baskets. &c. LJuusAH
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FOR RENT.
ANNNOUNCEMENTS

a l.. ROBINSON is a scandidate for
~ Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
in the First District, composed oft coun-l
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson. and
Warrick.. ~ has f.gE THb 2 jyS diff
Editors Journa1-Announce me to the
people OF the District as a candidate for
the Office of Prosecuting Attorpey.xAuy
.WE&SAfN w HARROW.T
Mt. Vernon, Ind, July A. 1867. jys
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PITTS

III Z ELA OA
Having the agency of the 9nUT
Genuine Pitts Separator
and Thresher for this market, I am GTa
ing them as Four. Six, and Eight Hsmn ~w.
wARRASTING $50"
them in every particular. Send for As
scriptive Circulars ana Price LISTS ST.
II. U.
mayl6 Dim Evansville, Bz1
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Real Estate Agency
j. p. Elliott & Son

H ENF
Y OPENED A REAL ESTATE
Ia Agency for the sale of and renting of
lands. houses, &c. &C. Nd
Persons having houses or land to rent or
sell, or persons wishing to purchase or
rent, will do well by calling ON them at
their Office, on
10 Third Street, near Locust,
I'm EclIiott's Block.
june1l If ..-a Ff4F
RW ERCHANTS' EXCHANGE and
tx GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT,
81 No. 3 First Street.
TRUNTZ & MENTZER, Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors Will be
kept constantly On hano; and speclal at
tention will be given to the
RESTAURANT,
where all the delicacies OF the season Will
be served in the most approved style
making 1T a pleasant resort for the MER-
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN OF the city.
A liberal patronage is solicited
OCH d3fn
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TIE. NEGRo EXPERIMENT WORRIED
Our IN JAMAICA. 1.-The British Parlia-
fnent have qualified negro suffrage to
Tie negroes Of jamaica, as long ago as
1891 and then removed the quaifca-
ion, by decreasing the tax TO a very
small amount, so that any working ne
gro could vote.
The experiment has worked SO bad
II, as to elicit the following remarks
from the New York Tribune: Sss
1t is a somewhat remarkable eoinei-
denee that just at the time when the
right of suffrage has been conferred up
on the freedmen of the South, the ne
sroes of The most important of che
British West India possessions shoaM
mere been sam,aaiily deprived Of taa'
right s.s 80 hia a8;sis
The Government of Jamaica has
been handed over by the British gov
cHment to d coaneilpappointed by the
erosxn, and The Legislature of Jamaica
'sobolisksd, NEGRO and ALL and this
100, on the petition Of the people Of
Jaiuaiea, to be rid of the horrible posi-
slaa, in which free negro suffrage has
placed them ALL. siaii7 g 7sss
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AZ LIST or 4 ETTeI.E 70 pE SOLD foI
.a0N d ID on NAv NrocM.

l8&JA q NJ CIV SaSAsS A1'0S W.
Without regard to- .y;sllle, and NOT to be
mid for Hatihfsoui knew what, Egu arertp
Fs escetesllvetss aHef Ii rs dido ii LlsvasISg1
no ghiekeIing Grand Pianos, saJ ea 80.
worth. II. n. -.--y,-,-..s4 To- Mo
|, is, Elegap I Rosewood Pianos ,2O0 to- .A50
f;5 555 Elega ii Melodeons, Roser s1 es ~
Wood cases -s--..-..--s I15 to. 200
fSchfTesa I99!a .l!..I..a II 10 800
rs Fine Oh Paifi ii d rs s.s!ll 30 u.s. 100
100 Fine Steel EifgTavings sltilT e 81
q Framed3!19 Nh. SCI. u, a0Atoa 80
80 Music Boxes. II q 225 tor Z 4f
1850 Revolving PateIt6q Cas-, 8gs,ssstsi 4.tss5
sdtors, Silver 70 ,fa;ls4o
So jsilNer il Fruit and Cake stla Ct
Zoo 63 ssfs 81 Ia saJ. fsbls s
i50 Cold limiting Case e. 81 sss
Watches, tgafrantetl so to- sl50
l90 DIAMOND Rings, clnsterai I. sS5Sigt1is
Iaa& singIestonaI j. I. IL .9e 15etol i2e60
|1f5 Gold AVatellesg ID. siss sss'5 ss to 15f
38aiL Ladies' Watches i-s.ie-9 i6sltonllOe
500 lSilverWafchessri ~ EE,as2q to 81
Diamond, Pins, Brooches and Ear drops
|'Iiadies, Sets Of Gold and Coral, Jet land
Gold, Florentine; Mosaic;; IaNaIanl Cameo
Sets bfsStuas, Vest and d eek Chains, plain
and; chased Gold Rings. Gold IhiHIles
Jackets, new style Be Buckles, Cold .Pens
and Pencils fancy Werkl Boxes, Gold Pens
|. with Colo and Silver Extension Holders
and a large assortment of Fine Silver Ware
aid JeMelry DC every description, Of The
best make and latest styles f, & ss''s
| lIsf " a chance to obtain any Of the above
articles for NE nOI ia r, By purchasing
Iaseaied envelope fol 225scer!s. 9'aia
Five Sealed Envelopes viii BE sent
for 81; Eleven fors So; Thirty for SIS
lsixtg five for $40; One Hundred for ss;ls
{ r II tents 1tiu2szea szS7J,e215gAea'e.
EUnaaualed Inducements offered 10 Ladies
Land Gents who will act rs SUCH Ogr: de
scriptive circulars will be sent on y, apipiica
lion. s, 49,, al.
| Distributions are made ii, The following
manner: Certificates naming each article
and its value ire placed in sealed envelopes
(which afewelI linked. One of these enyel
ropes containing the Certificates or Order
for some article, wilIabe delivered at oul
Eoflice, or sent By mail to any address, with
Tout regard to choice, on receipt iof rs cents
On Teeei wing the Certificate the pElrcha
Eser will see What article il draws and id
valnes and can send ONE DOLLAR and re
lcaive The article named. Purchasers Of on
II M isSSx M npTs jitav In fhiS nia1lfler
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The YOUNGSTERS ETncleJchn {send-
9 2 z Tommy to school { 1ood-byee
Tommy Don't forget the story Of
The Hare and the Tortoise!i tsaj
Ionlnly "0hsyes that was all very
Wei g 9 aake, sou know but It's long
Odds on tie harela
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate OF
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Cards space Of eight lI4. NJ: .sts
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ngs, cards dfbhanks, etc. ODE paid for as
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New York Advertiser civ
GREAT .DISTRI SUTTON
''nlIIgTiIfS' & HlIgI'AJpIlElss'

i .,JEVTF,T,RY Assn A rTT0N.
s,55ls 95 bI55Ia1 e gas
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oil PAINTINGS! T,nrrsvii,,e.s Silvars, Ware
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Jewe,fy co,,sissii,a of # Jaesana pins, niss-
laona Rinas. Gold gIaeelets. goral Floren.
tine Mosaic Tai Iaya ana I,a,i;nss Sa4s
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holders. sleeve Bnttanss sets If s,t,Ils;. NesA
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IiAI,Ls T()ItR ATrENTIoN fo the fact ~
IF its heing 4la Iaraest All Snasf M
1,iiIIanra ,TsWelrV Assariafion IN the Ifnipad
States Thie brsii}esss Il ara aIwIsNs lias
been conducted III the m,,st candid ana
hoiasrayl Eraanhes! hrrtpifdlyinereasif9o
trafe il Il aasaijtpe of1.fhe d ,,nrac;a,
tie,, off,,lr uatyous for rl1is befi,od 81 Oh
tain;np,iejn and. cost1v, .ao,es@ .,ep,,e sn,S-
den staanation Of trade in Eurepe. ,owipe.
to the lats German var, and recent disass
trous financial crisis il Europe. has caused
tie failure lin 81 a tl4ae ,nulnbersof JeWelIrsE
HasesI Il, fldos AID Pafis toliGinp Ifea,s;,
fb seiIsfheir foods III aprpilt sSeyrifica. iinn
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New Iprk Advertisements
Know ] liy Destiny.

N =, !, ss'
'a II +. 4, ", y slis tllesgreat
As}fel2sls Ylairyeyl and
lsscn a;I wio las astolIsled the
stlehsi,lg olasses OF Ene t,iassor4d, has now
ssej aas as
knowledge Of flle Greatest im,,orta,sed.s ~
tie SINGLE or married ofeither SAY, Wb;Iel
liz d state Of trance deiiha afes fl,e Je,.
feut aresoof, dael hesson ,yaa iare 10 marry
nowef Mawn y Fha sys Nm saIona w.
s. z f as i,1e-life lelnis q me
aefhsr NH sni. ate y ~ =, "
I1fe IealiIifi fTafts ~ eI,,rssfer
iano hlnnbngi Shoilsaads Of tsst nioaa,tls
a III s v wig desred q
certi1led certllleate, or written I, iaraiitee,
ihatsthe pletsifes 81 ~ i3lirporrs ~ ID.
sy enelpslral sllsaa e lafr, IlmdI ssta
iing liaee "a RLSs s d !s;l and
con'ptcxieEi, anu 81, Losing fitty cen Is and
stamped senxeiope Hslsiressatl 'ao. yanrself
you VII receive the picture and desired in
formation 9t by return mail. eomniaiica
irons asaere.fls zen ident1al. address, in
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There cometll glad titliigs Of joy TO all
T0yohng and tnUid, to greatllnd to snall,
The beauty Wick once was SO precious
and 'raro, BIT
is free for all, and all ms be fair b
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80 -, 7--.. - - q 1865 = q -
e ~ A Young Lady returning toaher
country home, aftcraa ssojourn tifsnt few
months in thsG ty,.was hardly recognised
bs lerffiends; I'm place dfaa course, aus
tic, .aushed,fsce she had, d softraby .eo,ll-
.plsxien Of almost marble smoothness, and
instead of twe,,tv.threa aa yasl
~ s, 49, 8
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see that YOU get the BEST KIND Those
grown BY LANDRETH are fhc most fcIia-
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other, and can always be depended on.
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take this method of Informing all persons
In want Of lumber, that their orders. di-
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Ace; with r. E. Fox, 81 We llenarie or Cap
tain j. Graham on the Terry boat, will
meet with prompt attention
BY punctnality and Just dealing / hope
to merit md rsesiiyrs liberal share Of pat-
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general assortment 0fs bestand choice Fam.
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Wealthy neSf.ddoor peislibor mine. 9 1oll
You are dreaming i opine, "a ..,s
That I'm cnyying you gonr riches /,
Not a whit, good sir. Mgibreeohes
Maybe thiii--rny llieartis light, IL
Mineiis a good appetite; soy l.i
I don,t envy you . fardeh, E ~ l..l5'.
For I've got my bit Of garden s. sa..
While two gardeners you employ! tiis
Imyself the task enjoy 8 Al q ..as ii
ofmy cilltivation--thus 1 sad ~ sid
Blanching my asparagus M e
Or Arranging in a line 'a'1si +
Poles whereon my beans may twine,
You've q hot housed Ny small glaize 4
Some few cueunbers.ca raise 3.ss
Pshawl Yournelon!' Such as THAT'S
Nothing tony marrowfats!I 9ai { IS
And Your pines-oh, you may show. them
But, my friend, yO,t didn't grow them
Now those radishes, TIE grown, IS
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tnd--I oft observe With pity Z,
Read how things are ii the city, t.,s 81
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