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The Van Buren press., 1867-09-20

Two FATHERS TO BE PLEAsED.-The
following incident, related by Rev. Samuel
kilpin, Baptist minister of England, and
his son, may be instructive to some of our
young readers who are troubled when they
have offended their earthly parents. Mr.
kilpin says .....
On one occasion when he had offended
me, | deemed it right to manifest displeas-
ure and when he asked question about
the business Of the day | was short and re-
served in my answers to him. An hour
or more elapsed. The time was near-a arrv-
ed when he was to repeat his lessons. lie
came to my study aad said, Papa, / can
not learn my lessons except you are recon
ciled | am very sorry have offended you ;
| hope you will forgive me | think | shall
never offend you again
Irepled, " All | want is to make you
sensible of your fault, When you ac-
knowledge it you know | am easily recon
clcd with you
Then, papa" said he, "give me the
token OF your reconciliation, and seal it with
a kiss" The hand was given, and the
seal most heartily exchanged on each side.
"Now," exclaimed the dear boy, 81
will learn Greek and Latin with anybody" !"
and was fastening to his study.
"Stop, stop called after him " have
you not Heavenly Fatber?' It what
you have done has been evil, lie is dis
pleased, and you must apply 10 Him for
forgiveness"
With tears starting into his eyes, he
said Papa, | went to him first, knew
that except He was reconcied | could do
nothing" As the tears fast rolled down
his cheek, he added, :" ! hope lie has for
given me and now am happy" / never
had occasionto speak to him again in tones
of dlsapprobation.
DID NOT LIKE THE WIDowERs.-I en-
deavoring to take the census for the Gov
enment, the officers occasionally met with
such difficulties as to well nigh deprive
them Of their senses. The following colo
guy is said to have taken place somewhere
between an official and an Irish woman
How many male members have you in
your family? -
"Niver u one
"When were you married ?"
The day Pat Doyl left Tipperary for
Amerky. All, well | mind it, A sum
SINNER day niver gilded the sky of ould
Ireland
What was the condition Of your hus-
band before marriage ?"
"Divil more miserable. He said if
didn't give him n promise with two weeks,
he would blow his brains out wild crow
bar"
Was he at the time Of marriage wild
over or bachelor ?' @@E
"A which =? A widower did you say
All, now go away wild your nonsense Is
it the likes NV me that wud take up wild a
secondhand husband? Do look like the
wife Nv widower? A poor devil, all legs
and consumption, like q sick turkey A
widowcrl May be blessed if Id not
rather live an ould maid and bring up a
family on buttcrmlk and praties p
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Liberty of the Press

Around her waist | put my arm
II felt as soft as cake
Oh dear, said she, what liberty
You printer men do take
Why yes, my Zeb," my charming gal.
Il squeezed her some guess
Can you say aught my love, against
The freedom OF the Press 4?
kissed her sum- did by gum,
She colored like beet;
Upon my living soul she looked
Almost too good to eat!
gave another bus. and then
Says she, | do confess
rather kinder sorter like
The freedom of the Press
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FERRY FULLER. ALEX. McDoSlls
PERRY FULLER g. CO
GENERAL
Commission MERCHANTS
No. 2J1 Broadway,
N E W 70 r K,

REFER TO
\. Y. Nat. Exchange Bank, New York,
Isett, Herr Il Co., Bankers,
Merchants Nat. Bank, Little Rock, Ar,
National Bank Fort Smith,
National Bank, Lawrence, Kansas,
Gaylord Leavenworth & Co., Bankers, st. LON,
Mrssrs. Bradford, Wells 4 Co,
Buckley. Sheldon 4 Co.
We beg leave TO inform the public thu, rro
engaged in the Commission Business in ~. .e az
and will be happy to attend to any busine.," "! y,
trusted to our care We are prepared to receive y
consignment, cotton, Wool. EiOur, Beef po.i
Hides, Fms, Peltyies, or any kinds of Produca :,
Merchandise, and make liberal advances on a.
same.
Business faithfully attended t, md remitta,...
promptly made.
We are also prepared to purchase Dry Good,
Groceries, and all kinds of Merchan Use, At n.
lowest market prices. and toinsuring aad shipn1,
the same by the most reliable companies. IT'S
We respectfully solicit your custom.
PERRY FULLER / CO.
Nov. q, &c
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Drups and Medicines.

TODFRY'S Cordial; Batoman's Drops; Lauda
VI man, Paregoric, Me Lanes and Fahnestocks'
Vurmifuge: McI.anc's Lees Ayers and ShaIlen.
burgers Pills Pain Killer; Spaldings Glue; Muci-
lage; Browns Ess Ginger Sedlits Powders Copal
Varnish; Spt's Turpentinc; Iinseed Oil; Sp.
Salts; i.ampblack Marking Brushes; Bottle Corks
Indigo; Madder Coppcras; Concentrated l.ye;
Ext Logwood; Yeast Powders, &c, DC. For sale
by C.G. SCOTT T. co.
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Two school teachers in Indiana fell
out and had fight A great crowd of
course the necessary consequence. Anerv.
Gus individual came up in brcathess ex.
element and inquired Of a wag the canso.
Why" said he, they fell out about
spelling the word hird' One said il was
byrd, and the other contcndcd it was
butd.''
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COAL OIL.
Liquid Rlueing.

4 superior article Of Liquid Blueing. for
n washing purposes, manufactured by the
subscriber and warranted to give general sat
istaction. One table spoonful is sufficient for
Il common washing. A bottle that will last
II year, will only cost - cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by merchants
generally.
{, H. GREGORY.
Van Buren,. june G. If
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Budget of SclSsOIingS.
Wf vr MUST G.

-I -. 81. .|. II.
oh could live a.Vays an orient youth,
With feeling so rap'urous and gay,
ia swoou in my ryer.' 10 think ivoud Doe truth.
L,sia'e b. eas.i-l sway
inlul,ing ani bathing my Jealous dc,iv,
In seas 0f innoesn,joy a.
prolru.Iing Will vigor think neyerto tire,
| limasinci iha. uauSht would decoy.
But lheprscut great pleasure, are gia rtlv com.
pared, -r HEe -..--
Nih those future enjoyed by hope;
And ia cherished thought the future would bear
Greater pleasures % ucU elopc.
But alas am told that future wilpass
With joys no groa;er for me;
And well may leap upon brcezss 10 vsfi.
And vile future wait not TO see.
Aud I'm frequently told, if | would be wise
The excepted time Is now;
To indeibly impress when an accurate revise
lis past beyond this. all ayow.
Experience has taught sadly the aged well to
know,
I'm eoustiain'd to believe il is true
And ifa course proper, to youths they will show,
Why now net adopt and pursue,
III secrn absurd fancies that visit my breast.
To lead my young heart far away
Their image hasten and learn TO detest
Vile phautoms III turn them away
As cannot live always an orient youth,
As now. in youthful career,
III cherish the present. which will not seduce
And swift weeks I'll pass them with care.
Fdnk'fa county, Jnln 1867,
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NOTICE 70 debtors.

4 IL persons indebted to VI. hN.tm
N either by Note or Account, are ne',, aoc.
notified to come forward and pay up az ',o,, v~
All who do not pay attention to tins sull,"@ mn mn
by the lst Of January, will be sued to II'y nj
extent Of the lava word to the WISE ss,Tg
licient-comc forward at once ana ,,o
COST, as am compelled to settle up '"'
business. amn
Country produce of all descriptions wa To,,
taken at market price; such as COTTON
Wheat, Hides. Pctrics, etc. etc. uM
All persons desiring to payin pro9u'sst stre,.
deliver at Lynch's Brick store Nam '''
Van Burcn. ,.xcu
oct. 4-lG Z. c. III
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oh could live a.Vals an orient YOUTH
With feelings S" rar'uruus and gay,
ia swoou in my rvsr.e 10 think would ha truth
L,sia,it h. eagsial sway
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illul,ing ami baibiag nv lralyu5 ic,ire,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-01
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
NY YIRIUE OF An ORDER o.


IN the Court of Common Pleas of Va5
derburgh County, the undersigned, gual1
ian of the minor heirs of Hugh Ronafds,l
deceased, will, on the 4th day of May, 1867,
sell at auction, at the courthouse door in
the city of Evansville, the folIowing-de-
scribed real estate, to wit:
The undivided one-half of a tract of land
living in the west half of Section %, Town
hip 6 SOUTH. of Range 10 west, In Wander
hurgh County, Ind. bOunded as follows:
Beginning atth middle of Eighth Street,
as III same is laid cut adjoining the East
ern Enlargement of the city of Evansville,
opposite the easterly side of an alley which
divides the tract hereby described from
Bakers Addition to said city, and n
thence enthusiastically along the SOUTH
easterly side of said alley 73S feet 70 Inc
middl of Tenth Street. as laid out adJoln-
ing said Bakers Addition to said city of
Evansville thence sOutheaSterly. along
the middle of said Tenth Street, extended
$50 feet to the westerly bank of the Wabash
& Erie Canal; thence enthusiastically
along said canal 624 feet to a point oppo-
site the middle of Eighth Street, as the
same is laid out through the Southern En-
Iargement of said city thence south
3S2 26-lO0 feet to the point where the mid
die of said Eighth Street, through said
Southern Enlargement, intersects the
said Eastern Enlargement; hence north.
westwardly along the middle of said
Eighth Street adjoining said Eastern En-
Iar4ement 67o 75-l00 feet to the place of be-
ginning; being about nine acres of land,
adjoining Bakers Addition to the city of
Evansville.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, one-third
in one year. and one-third in two years,
with interest and security.
JAMES CHURCHILL,
Guardian. &c.
Asa Iglehart. Attorney for Guardian.
n~0 81 EA
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RIVERT EWS.
For other River Items see, lsepeash Page:

LOUISVILLE, April 30.-River falling; "a
feet in the ana
& The only arrivals and departures after 8
o'clock yesterday were the Mepham, TO
New Orleans; Rose Hite, Louisville and
return; Nick. Longworth. to Louisville;
Minneola, Memphis to C~incinnati; Plain
flower, to Cairo; Sam. Orr. to Eastport;
Michigan, to Memphis-----The Mepham
left with her guards in the water, n
took LOO sacks of corn from just below the
point..---The Kenton had the biggest
trip from New Orleans nat we have seen
this season..-...The Minneola had 1000
bales of cotton and was full of people---..
The Nick Longworth was pretty light.
She discharged a few hogsheads of
sugar and barrels of molasses here.
We are indebted to Jim Green, her excel
lent Freight Clerk. for files of New Or
leans papers.-.-.The Mayfiower got a nice
packet trip out.--...The Orr was full when
she. left. -.--..The Michigan took a large
lot of freight, and lows four barges to
Island No. Is, loaded with coal.----The
great Indiana will be here en- route to New
Orleans To-day. Capt. Neal and Charley
Schultze are as affable and pleasant gem
tlemen as ever did steamboat, and the In
diana is one OF the most luxuriously fur
nished boats on the Western waters. We
hope to see the Indiana receive a large
addition to her freight here.----Among
the singular freaks OF commerce. wasfthe
shipment of 30 barrels, of sauers crout, from
Memphis, by the Morning star, for Chfca-
~ aAe t.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April 80.
F~LoUR-Fairly active, at sl1 5O@l5 90 for
Spring extras.
WHEAT-Firm. and 1L@2c higher; sales
of No. /, at s. 81, and No. 2, at 81 6592 So;
closing firm for the latter at inside price.
~CoRN-Firm, and e higher; $lo54@l OH
firm, at 81 o. for-No-1 l, and 81 for No. 2.
OATs-More active; 59960Mc for No. 2;
closing steady 40 60960Ac.
More actiJe, ~ata 81 45H@1 AZ for
No. l..
BARLEY-By sample, soc@s1 Is.
PRovIsIoNs Entirely nominal no
transactions.
Hoes II Moderately active; s7@7 30 for
good to choice shipping.
bushels of wheat; II 600 bushels of corn
5 1000 bushels of oats; 5000 hogs.
q 1000 bushels of oats.
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
European Markets.

By Cable.l LIVERPOOL, Evening.
Cotton less firm, and closed easier at a
decline Middling Upland, llAc Orleans,
I2%c sales, 12,000. bales
Breadstuffs firm. Corn advanced 44s Sd
per quarter, for Mixed Western. Other
articles unchanged.
Provisions-Pork and Beef unchanged.
Lard, sis. Bacon, SIS, for Cumberland.
Cheese unchanged. Common Rosin, rs Sd.
Spirits of ~Turpentine, 36s.
LoNDoN, April 6-Noon.
Consols, s1Ac %. s. Bonds, 1Zc I. c.,
66Ic +; Erie, Ale.
FRANKFORT, April 30.
u. S. Bonds, 765Sc.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. April %.
CorToN-Sales of {, 800 bales of New Mid
ding, at27@2sc. Receipts, 2,264 bales /; ex-
ports, 7l9 bales.
SUGAR-Unchauged.
MoLASSES-Unchanged.
F~LoUR-Large receipts, and a decline of
soc superfine, So 50@l3.
CoRN-Very large receipts /; declined &c ;
quoted at 81 4091 @.
OATS-DuHa at S0@83c.
PoRK-Is very dull ; Mess s23 Is.
BACoN-Only a retail business doing Mt
91zc for shoulders, nLc. for ribbed sides,
IILc for clear ribbed sides !; plain hams,
12@I3c /; canvassed, l5L@l7c.
LARD-Steady and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures.
GoLD-l35L.
STERLING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: New
York sight, u premium.
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United States Marshars Notice.
No. 1884.

No. 1854.
United tates of America, District of In
~diana-ss.:
"HEREAS, p libel of Information
has been filed in the Di trict Court
of the United states, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana,
on the 18th day. of April, 1867 by Alfred
Kilgore, Esq, q. s. District Attorney for
the United States, against one eighty-gal-
Ion still, one worm and tub. one mash
tub, one steam boiler and Michael huller,
seized at said district for a violation of the
revenue laws of the United. States, $nd
praying process against said goods, and
that the same may be condemned and
sold.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court to me
directed and delivered, L do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man.
ner intere-ted therein, that they be and
appear before the said the District Court
of the United states, to be held at the city
of indianapolis, in and for the District of
Indiana, on the first Monday of May next.
at ten O'Clock of the forenoon of thai day,
then and there to interpose their claims
and make their ALLEGATIONS IN tina behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, T.. S,Marsha1.
Attest: j. d. HowLASDs Clerk
apo dit
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YoRK,Aprf1 30ENoon.W
Stocks strong; upons, 1862, 11H; 1884,
914; 1855, 81 new, ~; 10-40s, 987a@99; 7-30s,
days, gss. Money, s per cent Gold, 1885.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April sc.
Gold 1855.
Border State bonds higher on Missouri;
otherwise lower: Tennessee, exclusive of
coupons, 81; Tennessee, new, 59A; North
Carolina, 46L; Missouri, 9555; Hannibal
and ST. Joe bonds. S0H@80L; Pacific bonds,
95A@9514. Steamship shares firm; coal do.
steady miscellaneous shares heavy.
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New Orleans Sugar and Molassei
Market. l q

The receipts since yesterday comprise 30
hhds. Sugar and % bbls. Cistern bottoms.
lana are light, but the demand is limited
and only of a retail character. A few
hhds. of Sugar and several small lots of
-Molasses were sold, but the particulars did
not transpire.- There is SO little doing now
that accurate quotations. can scafcelM be
given. The previous sales were at at 1886
per pound for Inferior Sugar, l2Mc for
.Eair;a-1Sc~ for fully Fair; mLL@l3l2c for
Prime, and l3s4c for yellow clarified ;65@z5c
gallons for Prime Molasses.-Pr;ce Current,
AprI 10Th. e e42
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, April 30.
ToBAcco-Active, full rates 81 50022 so.
FL0UR-Superfine So 1910 Is.
WHEAT-NOminal.
rCoRN-Shelled 81 II; ear 81 6 In bulk.
-CoTToN-Duli.
MESS PORK@$22 SO.
BACoN-Shoulders SIC.
LARD-Int ierces 1211c.
WHIsKY-Raw 81 Is.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph April 30.
FLoUR-Firm but quiet; sales. of superine
at S12 00@13' 90, and trade brands SI4 009
l6 90. ,. aza f~e4
WHEAT-Held sc higher, but Irregular,
and very little sound Is offered.
CoRN-Dull and prices lower, closing at
94c in bulk, and 81 % sacked.
~-OATS-Closed dull at 9@70c.
zRYE-SI 7091 Il.
WHIsKY-Dulr; 100 barrels sold at 26c, in
bond.
CoTTON-Duu and prices unsettled and
nominal at &c for midd1ing.
PRovISIoNs-Dull and prices nominally
unchanged. Nothing done in lard; held
-atvl25zc, hut not much demand. Butter
and cheese unchanged.
Nothing done in seeds.
GoLD-Closed at 1874, buying, and 1859,
selling.
MoNEY-Market steady.
ExCHANGE-Firm. -
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Boston Shoe Market.

From the Shoe and Leather Reporter, 25th.
The boot and shoe market exhibits an
Improved appearance for the week., and
although the wholesale houses are not at
the moment selling largely, there is a
much better feeling with the whole trade,
and more confidence is felt that The next
fall business will be more remunerative
than that of this spring. With the bright
ening prospects in trade the manufacturers
haye-conmenced operations, making up
fall goods. Prices are decidedly f1rmer,
and nearly all kinds of boots and shoes
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New York Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph New YORK, April 30.
CoTToN-Less active. and 1c lower; sales,
l 200 bales OF middling upiands, at 29c.
l5@20c better: demand fair; sales. $500 bar
rels OF superine state and Western, at
$40 4o@1l 80; Extra Western, sl 65gl3 Is;
choice do, Sl3 25@14 80; shipping brands
and r. II. o., So 40@13 50; trade brands,
sl3 65@l4 50; closed firm: California.
scarce, and s~ dyancing sales, 80 barrels
WHIsKY Quiet and unchanged.
fair demand; sales. 5i.ooo bushels of Nc. 3
at 81 70@2 20; white California,
RYEDFirm: sales. 1900 bushels of West
ern, In lots, at 81 54@I IS; choice. 81 81.
BARLEY-5@6c better; sales, 81, 000 bushels
of Canada West, free, at 81 2l91 30.
MALT-Quiet; sales, 700 bushels, at 81 30.
CoRN-Active, and lie higher; receipts,
81, 0s2 bushels; sales, 1860 0 bushels of mix
ed Westsrn at 81 s5@l 81 in store; 81 sig
/. oATs-Receipts. 700 bushels; sales of7s.OoO
bushels OF Western at 75@76c; Milwaukee,
WHEAT-Stock in warehouse, 1,l20.O5s
bushels; corn, Sl9,94l bus; oats. ll,005,87
Iex' s sye es9 9sS, 6eas oq5 ZAP ma bns. 1855 oas' par
CoFFEE-Unchanged. assos st
SUGAR-Firmer sales of $50 hhds Cuba at
MoLAssEs-Heavy q
HoPS-Quiet at 30065c. +
PETRoLEUM-Crude dull at I6c; refined in
MBss PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of
1850 bbls at SO 56@22 68s4 for new mess,
SIS 75dsI9 25 for prime India; S2l 1922 OF.
for prime mess; also, 500 bbls new mess at
S23 90 to buyers for May.
-BEEF-Firmer; sales of $50 bbls at sI4 5OQ
2f00 for plain mess, andSl9. 50S23 70
tor newfextra mess. Tierce Beef steady.
Beef Hams. more active; saleSNef $40 bbis at
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-01

have advanced withintth last two weeks,
with a fair prospect that this advan will
be sustained throughout the summer.
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b. M

III
The Great Household Remedy.
A Grand Specific for all Diseases arising
from Impure Blood,i or a Weak or Dis
ordered State of the Stomach, Liver, or
~ TO THE PUBLIC. bsa 10.
graWOULD RESPEcTFULLY AN
nounce to the citizens of Evansville
and vicinity that 1 am prepared to sell to
all those who feel Elm OF a good and
unrivaled medicine. any grade of Mishler's
aponr nyself. as does DR. Mfshier, that at
present, If satisfactory evidence be given
Lhat it has not, done for you all that is
saaimed for it, r viii, refund, the money
paid to me for it. After promising o
this, / respectfully solicit a trial. would
not promise you this q i moi the highest
Nconfdence in the virtne of tue medicine
and the honor of the citizens here. This
TO the thinking. public will be quite sufh-
Fcient to convince the most sceptical that
these are Medical Bitters, and not 1
B. Mfshiefs Herb Bftters are kept no Sc
cret, for the proprietor has no hesitancy in
maxim gSknown their ingredients to the
public. They are of Elicam-
paini, Burdock Spikenard, SOapwood, Pc
ruvian Bark, Buchu, Spicewo0d, Null
len, Slippery Elm, Sassafras, Sarsapa-
rilla, Gentian Root Juniper, Spirits Nltre,
Balsam Copaiba, Cnbebs, Dandelion, Pure
Spirits Bal berry.
already used Mishlers Herb Bitters with
satisfactory results.
For sale. wholesale and retail, on Second
Street, bet. Main and Sycamore, Evans
vile, Inc.
mch2 dim A. GETZ, Local Agent.
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CHI. DECKER JOHN G. DECKER
FRED. G. DECKER.
G. DECKER & SONS, (
Manufacturer of Spokes, Wheels, Hubs,
Shafts, Felloes, and Bent Work,
and dealers in
Wagons, Drays, Carts, Th1mble
SkeinS,
and ave always on hand a large assort-
ment of 81 A- - 2
Seasoned Vrsgon Makers SdUed Adterfus.
IA and las Main Street, corner Fifth,
TSHE Evansville, Indiana. 6s Ii
ss- Price Lists furnished on application.
mch141y
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, April %.
The week opens with a quiet market,
but a frmer feeling is more prevalent than
was observable last week. 4f
= zsHEETINGs.
The best makes of andar sheetings are
firm at 21c; seconds, 19@l9Zc; goods ike
Augusta, lSc; Shannon A. 15Hc; Pepper
l4c; Lawrence, A, 15c, and Atlantic, N, l2c.
ssaNi BLEAcHED Ill agga ssss
Best makes In unsteady request at full
prices: Wamsutta, s24c; do Extra. Use;
Sc !sW S1ej R ellnt asc G ssy M 2ie; T pssssa & a.
droscogggin, 25c; Bartlett, 2ILc; Hope,
Ice Dwight A~1311c..oa@H 90 - 1870
ut PRINTS r4a 4.aaassa =
Good styles and colors salable at profita-
ed for, and ars selling eomparatively low,
but perhaps at paying pfices.sAfaIs NH5 sd
sFfka1 9
Best makes i'm fair demand at paying
prices n1s so only: Whl4s inferioT are selling e. 2
City only command 121ac. 49, II g.afsgx
BANKING IN IIDIANA-The following is
an ABSTRACT Of the quarterly report of the
National Banking Associations of Indf-
ana, q made to the Controller of the Cur
rency, showing their condition on the
morning of the. first Monday of April, 1867,
before4the commencement of bushes on
thatday ~
~ y
Loans and So, 932, I72 "a
Real estate, furniture and fix 1AN -
lures $50, 1873 SO
Expense l37, 025 81
Premiums { 5000 81
Cash .I79,930 81
Due from NATIONAL Banks. ,.-.... l,934.350 81
Due from other banks and bank-d Nafoas
erS 49,, 359 O5
u. s. Bonds deposited to secure 70 nafuEI
circulation .,--seYi~----e-l2,5A,a5o co
To secure deposits, q. s. Bone ss7sgI, ass
and securities. --.-.......---4. l,l97y $50 90
Bills of other banks---.-..~--... s34l.183 90
Specie. acknowledgements 69,S6l So
Bills Of other banks--.r9---~.uil 0,663 90
Otherflawful money, legal ten- ~ ,,alss4t
20 der notes. ~S-....-...-.---...... ~. 2,O56, 40l %
compound interest notss Sc s,-s I,s74.020 90
stocks, bonds and mort - "a a4aa
cages. s-.ya-,~,.s rs..-.... ls4.esl 90
U.sf s. Bonds and securities on .FasX s
TOD, 100 90
FfR sm.as -futI 15fAsr1 JnfoE .------
Aggregate --r-s-.-. ese- --s34,55 75,54s IS
-5ssssTT LIABILITIES. 1abisss taR 81
Capital stoclS paid ii. 9.... Sc. 769:I6 IA
Surplus Fund-.... . f.,226.57O. 20.
MOTIFS IN circulation.......--... u,O03.2S3 OD
lndly1dual deposfts-v.~-.---.-. S,021 oil So
United States deposits..-..... sos 53 81
Deposits of US. disbursing of
me n flesr a,;or, iss ,s 8 4
Due to other Banks and mi
state Bank circulation out q.
standing.--.--....-.-.... 1856 90
Aggregate 81, e75, $40 s.
AN 81 49, 4 a. 81
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