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Fifth Day-SaturdRy, the 26th.
FIRST RACE.

FIRST RACE.
CUMBERLAND STAKE No. 2-For three year
olds two mile heats, $50 entrance, play or pay
Association to add $500 if the race is run.
lst Craig Il Coekrill name CHI. f. Notify, by
Jack Malone. dam by imp. Sacklowie, three
years old.
ID. Craig q Cockrill name oh. f. Sadowa, by
Jack Malone, dam Sea Breeze. by imp. Albion.
three years old.
Sd. g. w. Darden names f. Bissick's CHI. E.
Maggie Hunter, by Australian, dam Heads l.
Say, by imp. Glencoe, three years old.
4th. g. W. Darden names +. Bissick's oh. O..
Patrician, by Hiawatha, dam Gloriana, by
Eclipse, three years old.
5th. A. Barnes named T. L. Yancys CHI. C..
Sandy Barnes. by Bleakwind, dam Prairie
Flower, by imp. Sovereign, three years old.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
Club purse 500, mile heats. for beaten horses.
THIRD RACE-SAME DAY.
Club purse $500, three mile dash, free for all.
n. r. COCRRILI.. President.
GEO. W. DARDEN. Sec'y and Treas.
Nashville, Aug. %, 1867. I'm
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On saturday, November ed, '8z,

The store house and lot No. &c, fronting % feet
inches, more or less on Market street nearly
opposite the end Of Union street Persons de-
string 10 purchase are requested to examine the
property.
TRRMS.-One fourth cash. and the residue on
credits Of one and two years, with interest from
day Of sale. Notes required with approved Sc
curity and lien retained Sale free from re-
demption. MORTON b. HOWELL,
octl2td Clerk and Maste
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SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
Club purse s4OO, two mile heats, free to all.
Fourth Day-Friday, the @St
hTRCT RACE.

Fourth Day-Fridsy, the 2Sth.
FIRST RACE.
YOU'VE AMERICA STAKE No. 2-For two year
olds. the dash of a mile, $50 entrance, play or
pay. Association to add $500 if the race is run.
LIST. Turner johnson name br. c. Chrystal,
by Avalanche, dam Gem by Childe Harold, two
years old.
I'd. Craig & Cockrill name b. f., cy Bill Cheat
ham, dam Effie Bynum, by imp. Glencoe, two
years old.
Sd. G.. W. Darden names F. Bissek's b. C. Pat
Mulloy, by Lexington, dam Gloriana, by
Eclipse, two years old.
4th G. W. Darden names F. Bissick's b. C.
Hazard, by Lexington, dam Heads ISay, by
imp. Glencoe, two years old
5th A. Barnes names O.. W. Darden's b. f.
Chemisette, by Jim Rogers. dam Angelina, by
imp. Albion, two years old.
9th. johnson Il Douglass name CHI. c. Richie
lieu, by Hiaw8tha, dam Fanny McAlister, by
0meara, two years old.
eth. johnson 4 Douglass name blk. +. Char
lotte Thompson, by imp. Micky Free, dam Ada
Tevis, by imp. Albion, two years old.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
Club purse $3.50 mile heats, in 5, free for all.
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CHANCERY SALE

fBI1a FOR gof3B4T8
Thursday, October 81, 1857.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court at Nashville, in the cause OF
g. z. Hamilton against J. H. Charlton and 9TH
ers. We viii sell on the premises at IL O'Clock,
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81. IsGz,
The tract Of 1851 acres Of land. ten miles from
Nashville. on the east side Of the Murfreesbor0'
turnpike road, on which Vim. III. Evans, now
resides. This land will be sub-divided into three
tracts; the FIRST containing 6lA acres ana
having upon IL the dwelling house; the second
containing a z acres, and the third % acres
TERMS.-Credits of six and twelve months.
with interest from the day of sale Notes re-
quired with approved security and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON 3. HOW ELL,
Clerk Master.
VIM. IT. EVANS,
oct1l-ti Commissioner.
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UNDERTAKER.

A ND DEALER IN METALLIC BURIAL
n Cases. No. % Union street. keeps constantly
on hand n good assortment Of Caskets Cases
and Wood Collins. and is prepared 20 furnish
everything necessary for funerals at The shortest
notice, both in the city and country, and at
prices as low rs any house in the city.
auglS Sm j. n. CURREY.
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Felix r. Cheatham vs.. Robert II. McEwen, Jr.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
ChanceTy Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause, will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville. at u O'Clock.
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A. NJ. Lowery vs.. A. r. Wigs.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause. l will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville, at IL o'clock.
On Saturday. November I'd, 'G7,
A tract fland on the Whites Creek Turnpike
road, about four miles from Nashville, on the
waters Of Whites creek. north Of the lands of
@. c. Cantrell, containing about 46 acres Also,f
10 acres ofan undivided tract Of 80 acres, adjoin-
ing the above, purchased by A. r. Wigs from
+ c. Slater. See deed in Book 20 page 493,
Registers Office.
TERMS Credits Of twelve and tive ty-four
months, with interest from day of sale. Notes
required with approved security and lien re
tanned. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON Z. HOWELL,
octl2td Clerk and Master
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farms FOR ONE DOLLAR.

THE SOUTHERN ASYLUM LAND COM
Il pany in addition to their grand scheme Of
City Residences and Lots, in which Col. M. G.
GaIloway's valuable residence in Memphis con
stitutes the Capital Prize, at FIVE Dollars per
Ticket. now offer chances in a scheme that en-
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HIIL MoAtIsrEE; 3qEN 2. WsEiTss
alister & Co. less. New Orleans.
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Cincinnati Market,

|
BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, March q. r.,
FLOUR - Unchanged, with a moderate
caldemand Tor theihigher grades at the
last quotations. 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and firm. eioiqn
CeRN I'm good de uand at 73974c. for No.
In elevator, and S4GS5c. in sacks.
OATS STEADY at 73974c. 10 IICh14 Tut !
RYE-Held firmly at 81 so, ,r,,.-rr, grRT
BARIEy-In fair demand, and tile mar
ket firm: Spring 81 s2091. 30, and prime to
choice Winter ST 55@1 co. 56b5At -Ih Ia
CoTToN-Dull and prices nenli1aal : MIDI
ding uplandS 2715c. -,
By WH1sKY -281f le27c. in bond.G ii blOt af'
MESS PoRK-Held at S23 p0s but there was
BULK MEATS-Held more firmly, holders
asking s149lO14c. fol. shoulders and sides,
but demand ,at over &c. and Toe. was7ligiIt;7
sales OF 100, 900 Tbs. at Sc. and Zoe. for shout
ders and sides, and $4,000 lbs. sides at IO1fe.
Bacon firm, and the demand about equal
TO supply at 81, 111%, and I215c. for shout
derS, sides, and clear sides.
q LARD-Hefd, firmly at lScf for. city, and
i21a9I2s4c for country with buyers at &c
HAMsFzzlla@ls1ze, and l5@l51zc for sugar
BEEF ,HAMs-l914c. and firm and in good
demand.
BUTTER-In better supply, but prices are,
unchanged: fresh, .30@33c. y Sa-.1 sfssA'
EGGS-Dull at Ice per dozen.
SEED-Dull; clover. IS T5CaS so.
SUGAR-Steady and unchanged.
COFFEE Firm at 25(92Sc for Rio. f.t ~
GokD-Higher, closing at i341z, buying,
and 155, selling.
EXCHANGE-Firm.
MoNEYE7Afarket strong at 9g9h4per cea t.
~ a
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RIVER NV s..
For othrr Rtper Iii;sAss Zee Seoeath Page.

For Other Ritter Its7ss see Seoenth Page.
aTheonly additional arrivals and depar-
tures were the Ie2nora No. ITO Pittsburg;
Ada Lyon, to Green River; Morning Star,
Louisville and return; Charmer, to Cairo;
P. w. StraGer, New Orleans to Cincinnati;
Tempest, Cumberland River to Louisville
...... The Tempest had69 Hdds. tobacco for
R. x. Dunkerson & Co., and 50 for Louis
ville.......The Strader was light, and had
great mind to turn back from here.........
The Charmer had good trip 1.-THE
Morning Star had nice trip both ways.
The parties in whose favor the attachment
was issued against, the Laura Fenton's
wreck are VIM. MARYLAND, Robert Horn
brook, Henry Huber, George Huber, VIM.
Shoe, Henry Cooper, Marion Gross, and
Edward Grant who claim salvage for land
ing and scuttling the boat. The wreck is
placed in charge of Mr.. Geo. Dennis, who
has placed a Waterman on her..-.......The
Michigan loads herself with corn, and
takes tow of coal.........The Sam. Orr was
due last night, but had not arrived up to a
AdtS AOATs - y 3
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Especial TO Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph. CHICAGO, March 81
FLoUR-Active, and holders firm; the
markets. without quotable change; ged
Winter extras sold at Sl2 rs; Spring extra
at $40 7091l rs.
WHEAT-No. 2 Spring opened dull at
yesterdays closing figures, bat, under a
bull movement, prices improved, and at
the close sales were made at So LII; No. l
very quiet, at 81 40.
CORN-1z@lc lower but toIerabHy active.
sales were made at sS1s@9lc for No. 1; sO@
SIC for No. 2; closing atsss4 @s9cnor No. 4;
and 701297l for No 2. igafAA@E
OATs-1292zc lower, but the demand is
moderately active for Winter receipts !;
No, 2 sold at 44@4514c; closing ats41za4415c
sRYE--Firmer, but quiet; No. sold at
81 26G91 q; No. 2, fresh receipts, at 81 ,23l%.
BARLEY-Easier aud unsettled; about
1900 bushels changed hands at 76@79c for
No. 2, and at 5s962c for rejected.
PROVISIONS more 1irmness in
market, and demand iimtsed, with no
'auotabie alteration ia values.
MESS BEEF-At SIS 50@I7 90 for short rib:
sides lO14c loose; bacon hams in tierees at
a418c.
LARp--l2c for country kettle, and l2s1c
for prime city steam
LIVE HOGs-Moderately active at a de-
cline, and range from S6-&@zss0; fair ship
ping demand for dressed hogs, with sales
at from 50 25@lO 90
I Receipts $500 barrels flour; 4,972 centals
wheat; 1900 lcentals corn; a.1OO .centaas
oats; 1886 head hogs
Shipments $500 barrels four; 9sl centals
wheat, and 40 ceHfals CORA
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Especial to the Evansville o1rnal.l
New York Dry foods.


ByTelegfaphl.. +, New ESaa45z,, March 2I!
Cotton goods fairly active. and prices
well Sustained. Print cloth sffrm,b at f0s<c
for standard, and Csc for square cloth, and
best brands held At Lie Przats continued
vim lively request, and downward tenden-
'cy was arrestedy since THEY advance in
Sprague's prints, which are SObbing at liza
-l711ac for old and new sty Ies@ ifancies; fur
initure prints selling at l5@224e. standard
ssheetings, like Atlantic A, Brown, COM
'natid 2l1zc;; shirtings i11zes1 1.awrence ii,
.a9c; swift River &C; Pepperell o, alec, ana
N ,l4c Bleached nasiins selAnore freely Z
New York Mills 40c;; WanSutta. ,32x G:
Lonesdale, linen finish, soc; Masonville
&c; White Rock ,26c; Lonesdale Csc; New
Work Ida 2218c; Chapman 2l9ze; Naun n
aneag G, Ice; Red Bank ga, 2Se; M, do, TX
l3e; Utica A. bringing 40c; Ga soc; 81 soc;
a0-A's5c: Lewiston Ticks 45c., Hamilton SEC;
Thorndyke 221zc; Amoskeag stripes 3Oc;
Boston 20ci Jewett lSc; Pit@&eld l21Sc;
Pearl River Denims 3Gc; Manchester 25c:
Boston 19c; Checks Soc; Bedford lie; Indi-
an Orchard Corset Jeans Ice; Farmers and
Mechanics. Cettonades 45c; fWhittendon
32112c; Delaines 23c; Cassimeres 26, Lancas-
ter Ginghams 23c; Bates do. 221ze; Roam,
oke do- lie, and Victory -Canabries BE-
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BY telegraph NEW YORK, March q.
CoTToN-Dull and heavy, at 514@1c lower
Sales Of l,s0o bales at 3011@51cfor middlins
FLoUR-Receipts, 1880. Market 5a1oc
better; Improvement chiefly upon low
grades. Sales of 1900 bbls at So 65@lO IS foI
superdne, SO 65@lO so for superfne Wes-
terra, $40 S59l2 for extra Western, SlI 500 L
35 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio, and ,$l2 40@l3 80 for trade brands
market closing firm and quiet. CALIFORNIA
flour drmer. Sales of 800 bbls and sacks at
Sl4 50@I5.
WHasKY-Quiet.
WHEAT-RecelptS, SO 800 buEhel. Mar
ket opened quiet, but closed mere ac-
tive and quite firm. Sales of 81. 900 bushels
at s. 3093 80 for No. 3 Milwaukee. 81 1902
As for No. Milwaukee, and 81 50 for choice
RVE-Quiet. Sales of $500 bushels Cana
da free at 81 80 and 200 Western at 81 &c.
BARLEY Quite firm. Sales of $1,000
bushels Canada Western at 81 21@gl "A, free,
and $500 bushels two-ro=Fed State at 81 20
BARLEY MALT-Dull
CORN Receipts l ,I5o bushels Market
OF 5000 bushels at 81 1Etal 1e for a11oat, and
81 Il for new.
OATs-Heavy. Receipts, I.Ol0 bushels.
Sales of 2S000 bushels at 62@6514c for Wes-
tern, and 70@7lc for State.
RICE Quiet, at l01291lc. psF - "a g
GoFFEE-DulI ~ y sH kETs
suG4R@Qniet. sales OF 800 hhds Cuba at
MoLAsSES-D
PETRoLEUM-In fair request. at Ice for
crude ,l and d.: 24ge7s sefnSsl IN RoFdF
PoRK-Opened dull but closed tirIaer,
with better demand. Sales of 1880 bbls
at S23 62923 80. New mess closing at $23 so;
regular 81 o0tg22 so; old mess SIS 50@I9 70,
prime. and S2I 50@2 20 prime mess.
BEEF-U nchanged; with sales of 500 bbls
let SE 5O@lS 90, new plain mess, and SLY 5GQ
Y 90 new extra mess. Beef hams scarce
and firm at 373E(a 4lc-
BACoN-Oulef. and held higher Sales
Of SIa lsO boxes at Io1Sc for Cunnberla nd gAnd
Cur MEATs-Fir1n. Sales OF $50 pkgs at
!, Ll1AEn,1Heayy. Sales Of go kegs at
Egg 3Ac foIbneE. ss.EF
CHEEsE-Quiet at I2@l9c.
MoNEY-More active, at 6@7e on, call
STERLING-Steady at e3<Ga.
GoLn-EirIner, and opening at l349k and
to 1919; closing at 49,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet, and with
out decided change.
FREIGHTs- Liverpool quiet; engage
uaents of 1900 bushels corn per steamer at
"a LATEsT-5 p. II. COX
WnEAT-Closed very firm. with very
good inquiry for No. 2 Spring, at 81 40G
2 s.; No. is very scarce at 81 1902 rs.
,RYE-Quiet and steady, at 81 2S9l SO for
CoRN-Firm. at 81 1910 in store. and
81 Is af1oat. for shipping mixed Western
fOATs-Dull and heavy, at 6296519c for
Western.
BARLEY- FIJI me- at 9O@e3e for Western. .
PoRK-Very quiet; sellers of mess at
s23 rs; buyers, SZa g56s{. la1T0sag
BEEF-Firm and fairly active. with full
previous prices.
CUT MEATs-Steady and fair.
BACoN-Better supply offering and duff.
at lo12c for Cumberland middies. u gEGT 4
prime Steam, ana 1314@l312c for good to
prime kettle rendered.
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Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL.

| VINcENNEs, March N-The river has
fallen eleven inches since last night and
still falling. The steamer Mate passed up
at lls50 this Am Two canal boats came
down to-day loaded with produce. They
have laid for the night here. The stea-
mer Mason is laid up above the bridge. n
LOUISVILLE, March 21.-It has been rain
ing necessarily since yesterday morning.
Thermometer 45 degrees. The river has
fallen four feet nj the past "A hours, and is
now IA feet on the falls and falling very
fast. Business is materially checked by
the rain -is
NASHVILLE, March q. The, river is ris-
ing, with II feet on the shoals Weather
rainy. $500 ea-8s a 4anlbqg send g45
Arrived Nashville, from Cairo, and Ro-
wena, from Cincinnati. 4,.f ~
Departed-Nashville to Cairo. eaR1 go
PITTsBURG, March 2l.-The weather is
Notwithstanding rain91 The river is fall
ing with less than six feet water in the
channel by the pier marks. There lis no
arrivals and departures outside of the feg-
ularl packets. q Freights are dull, owing
to the low water. The Allegheny ! River
Packetsilaid up. but will probably get ont
ports during the week.
MEMPHIS, March, 2l.-Weather cloudy
and warIo. and threatenfng ram. ~B1si-
ness very dull. River still stationary. ~
Departett@Atlantica and Belle 81. Louis
to st. Louis; Baltic and Indiana, to,N New.
Orleans; Paragon, to Vicksburg.
In Port-- Harry Dean, sMinnedla, y Moiiies'
Ham bleton, and DesF Arc, sO,1 vo,,,0 :,
The tennessee River at Danville Station
is stillsix feet oyerthe'teiegfaph 'peles. 80 SO
Private dispatches. says any Alabama
River steamer, plying between Selma and
Montgomery, ), blewoup tonight. An ex4I
press messenger was killed. No partica-
lars. .AsNj tiiaS' 1'N ~
CAIRO, March n some "a ID f1Is siiss night;
cloudy to-day; mercurp so; river station
airy last night; 1t has fallen to-day one
half inch. Business continues dull. gib 01,
Lizzie Hopkins, New Orleans to Cincin-
mali, P. NJ; Amazon, New Orleans to Gin
einnati, 4 P. NJ; Alice Dean, Cincinnati to
New Orleans, P. M.
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Z Memphis Market. 90

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, March 81
CorToN Dull ami lower at 8@2sHc.
CoRE-Firm at 81 l0gl u, on Ievee.
HAY-Firm; choice sSO@31.
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged. IS
PRoyIsIoNS-Firm.
PoRK-S22 75@23 50.
BULK MEATS Quiet at s1l@I215c; round
bacon.frm, with fair local Il ade; clear
sides, 13@l4c.
LARD-Steady; keg, l31z@I41zc
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European Markets.

By Cable.l LONDON, March 2l-Evening.
Consols closed at 9i14 for money; Illinois
Central 7S97Ss4; 5-2O's, 49,.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l-Evening.
Cotton market duh and heavy through
out the day, and closed at the following
quotations: Middling uplands I3ssd., Or
leans 1354d.; sales of 5000 bales. Bread
stuffs-Oats sold to-day at IS. Sd. per As lbs.
for American and Canadian. Provisions
Extra prime mess beef 127s. Cd. per l04
lbs. Tallow-ATnerican AS. 3d. per cwt.
Lard-50s. per cwt. Produce market quiet;
spirits turpentgae, 37s. Sd. per cwt
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[Speciai to- Evan sJoarnal4l !
Milwaukee Market.

BY Telegraph.1l MILWAUKEE. March q.
FLoUR-Dull.
q wHEATAUnsettled per GENITAL sS'97 for
No. l. and So 65@3 81 for No.2
4 OATs-Weak. 81 So for No. 81
8eCoRN-Lower. 81 81 for No. 1, and 81 43
for No.. 2. bueH no 41af ~
Receipts, sOo bols flour; $500 centals
wheat; Loco do oats; 600 do corn, Ship
wheat. el3. 'ii''-lii-it i'-'' '''' i''
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
eSlspecial to the Evansville JournaLIs
New orleans Market.

New orleans Market.
By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Mar. q.
CoTToS-Easier; sales of 800 bales low
middling at 2s1sc. Receipts 1850 bales; ex-
ports 1888 bales.
SUGAR and MoLAssEs-Dull; no sales.
FLOUR Superine in small demand;
good, especially high, grades superfine
held at $12 o0@l2 %.
CoRN-Demand falling off; prices 21z@5c.
lower
oATs-In fair supply OF much demand;
prices unchanged.
HAY-S42 5O94a 90 for prime st. Louis and
Ohio River. fst -
PoRK-Very dull at S24 90.
BAcoN-Very quiet at 1O14@l21zc.
LARD-Active at l3@l4c.
GoLD-13514.
EXCHANGE = Sterling unchanged; New
York sight sS@H premium.
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City C0llaefnr

The undersigned is a candidate for re-
election TO the office of City Collector at
the ensuing April election, subject to the
Union Convention. JNo. SCHUBERT.
By the request of friends 1 announe-
myself candidate for the office OF CiY
Collector at the ensuing April electic
subject to the decision of the Union Oar,
vention. VIM, q. HAZELaIG6
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CITY Surveyor.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
ID. SAUNDERS as q candidate for City
surveyor at the next city election.
Chas. B. Bateman is a candidate for City
surveyor at The ensuing election. subject
to the decision of the Union Convention.
Chas. E. DaIlmaetch is a candidate COR
the Office of City Surveyor at the ENSUING
April election.
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New York Money and Stock Market,

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March q.
fraction better on 5120's. but business at
hrst for registered bonds was, quite mOder-
ate. rms AFTERNOON they were dull but
steady. Registered, 81, l099l091s; coupons,
81, !099 1895; 5-20's, registered, zG9l0715
90 '64, 1895, "a, I0714eeI07s4l; coupons. '65,
tOI54 DO January and July, l07@l0T5s; 10-40's,
eSlstered, 973S9975s; August 7-3U'S, 1860
1855; June, 1075sd 1922.
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Especial to Evansville Journal. !
st. Louis Market.

By TELEGRAPH. 81 YsE LovIs Mspeli2l, I,
TOBACCO Active; ranging from IS 90 to
So 25. ,t99Ji3 SILK II Oh
FLoUR-BOoyant and active but prices
unchanged. ''V
WhEAT-Holdersiask higher prices, but
J buyers stand off and business is cPHse-
squently small q - - - a
CoRN-Firmer1 for choice, but lower for
low and medium grades, and prices range
OATS Unchanged. EE3N
as RARLEY-Firm and unchanged.
RyE+Firlns and unchaneea.8 - Ia
PRovISfoNS-Dull.
MESS PoRK-Declined to go 5o92S.
BAcoN-Unchanged.bGs .sIs8oIt ,s3iiims
~ ARD-Unchanged.y ~ .soiiou Toas ls i'e
= WH1sKYADuil and lower at 81 1892 Is.
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FOR SALE.

rOR SALE.-Any person desiring to 20
into the mercantile business, can tpur-
chase OF me, on reasonable terms, my en-
tire stock of goods, consisting of. Dry
Goods, Groceries. Boots and Shoes, Queens
ware, DC All say stock has been bought
within the last ten months. have q good
stand and comfortable rooms which can
be rented If desired. Address, .6 8IlI 800
-og y: b FRENCH, at Princeton, Ind
mchl2 Iyvd 4 go 49,, F. sT 1907 800 +.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
City Treasurer.

l am candidate for the office OF CITY
Treasurer at the ensuing April election.
subject to the decision Of the Union Con.
vention. a. DUDDENHAUSFN.
am a candidate for reelection 10 the
office of City Treasurer, subject to The de-
cision of the Union Convention.
s. X. LEANITT
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Location of the House Of Refuge.
N EXECUTIVE DEPARr8 ENr, : 81
, INDIANAPOLIS. MarcL. IL, 1855. y

I II -sra-rs4 EXECUTIVE DEPA Rim ENr, = % /
T. INDIANAPOLIS. Marciig II, 1906 )
DY AN ACT OF THE GENERAL:
D Assembly TO establish a House OF
Refuge -forajuveniie Offenders, the GOV.
ernor Is empowered to select and establish
a site for Said institution, and for, that
PURPOSE he is au thof1zed to receive by,
Donation, or to purchase, not) less than
eighty nor more than three hundred and
twenty acres of land. giving preferences,
gofher things being equal, to a location
Central an easy of access from all parts of
the State. ~
tation is Hereby given to persons who feel
an interest In securing the location of the
restitution at or near particular points to
make propositions to this Department for
the donatfon or sale of land fer the site OF
such institution. sHc - fse
such propositions should be fled In this
Department within thirty days from this
date and should state the quantity of
land proposed to be donated or sold. its
preci location, and the terms upon
which 1t is proposed to be donated or sold.
with the price If a sale is proposed, and
such other advantages as the proposed
location may, in the Judgment of the par
ties making the proposition, possess.
By order OF the Governor :lCt .lM "a 90E
J. NJ. COMMONS,
mchl5 Private Secretary.
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WANTED.
Eggs! Eggs z
FOUND.

SOUND-P0CKET- BOOK-On the Vim
Z cennes train, on Tuesday, 18th inst.
a Pocket-Book, containing small sum OF
money. which the owner can have at the
4. d Q. Railroad Once by proving property
and paying for ad lertisement fmllH ct