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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-22
Special Notices.
Suggestions or the Season.


King Winter has waved his sceptre over tie land,
whitening the earth. bridging the streams. al turning
the waterfalls to pendant crystal. Upon anmsted
well nanmste nature the did atmosphere produ-
marked effect The blood is tri,sn from the
f.cc Of The body back upon It's inner fountains ard
Chs and Fever, kh umstism. rumo nary Diseases BIZ
ousaess asd unpleasant disorders Of the aoh and
bowels aro apt % be the results.
Nov wha. IL required fortify the system against
the attacks Of disease thus eadereds Clearly Tonic
which, acting through the stomach upon the circulation
and the nervous system, shall redetermine the vital
huid to this surface and brace the of motion and
sensation Blu, this not all hats required. With the
must be combined snrh sLrrRArivr and nKautA-
agencies will tend TO keep the whole anim,
chnery IN good working order"
These three grand requisites Of a winter restorative
exist "a their fullest perfection, in HosTEITER's
STOMACH BirTEns, which are compounded Of the
pnrest vegetable stimuants and extracts Of ,he most
genial and healthfu roots terks ard plants that the
bebass and botaniss of the world have ye, di.cov-
cred. fdecl7-Aw
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A Cough, Cold, or q Sore Throat,

Requires INN ite attention, and should be checked
Ifailowed to contnne,
Irritation OF the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption,
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rI,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
n AMOR or AN INVALID

Published far the benefit, and CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN aud others, who suffer frcr Nervous De-
tility. Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C.. supplying
Tex MANS OF skLr-CuKr. Written by who cured
himself and sent free receiving postpaid directed
envelope. Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brook
lynn Y Also free, by the publisher Circular
oiDAIsY SWAIN, the great Poem OF the War.
declQ-dka3m
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Prizes amounting TO S23O.65O.
$4,000 NUMBERS AND 7ss PRIZES.
| Tickets $I2, Halves 50. Qa.stsrs -.

PLAN or THE LorrERy.-Ths numbers, from to
1000 sspsrsts sips of paper. encseied In tin
tubes and placed In glass wheel by tina Oomuats
soues the prizes similarly encireied and placed 10
another wheel. nrmber Is drawn by a blindfolded
boy and at the time, prizs u drawn In the
manner both opened and exhibited 10 the audi.
eoce,that number bring entitled TO the prize drawn
with It, This operattn repested until all the prilea
drawn
This above magnificent scheme Will be drawn In prb.
Itr In Coyiaaton, Ey, on the 3lst day Of December
1857, being the GREAT HOLIDAY DRAWING Of tho
year
These Lotteries chartered and authorized by the
Iegisla and csnc uctsa under tbs sper ss3on
three sworn appointed behalf Of the
State, to that Justice Is done to all They not
g.a enterprises, but resp nsble money insitations
which have been successfully conducted sinee S2i aud
have many cart TO RIM. Bends r large amount
arc filed to secure this payment Of all prIzes
Fhe official list OF numbers drawing prizes will be pub
lthed In the New York Herald Chicago Papers Cipcn
natl DAILY Cop nercira and Cincinnati German papers
Address all orders for tickets 10
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
dccli Gown gton, Ky.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence to the parts, give immediate
relief. Fer hroschAtis, Asthma, Catarrh,
Consump five and Throat Diseases, Tro
ches are used with always good success
singers and Public Speakers use them to
clear and Strengthen the voice.
osaAm ealy aDaoWFs DasEcslAL Tacoma" asd Do
not taAs an Of ths RwtAiss, sssss thas nay b -
Ssssa. -. HsaelwnnA tasvleAs~ea
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THE HEALING POOL /

An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
OF solitude, aud the Diseases and Abuses which
create impediments to MARRIAGE with sure means Of
Relief Sent In sealed letter envelope free ofcharee
Address, DR.. J. sKtLLsN HoUaHToN, Howard Asso-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa. tsept27.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-15
New York Market.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK, Feb. IA.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. IA.
CoTToN-Rather heavy but without de-
9 FLOUR Receipts 6,24O barrels. Market
dull and 10@20c. lower; sales of $50 barrels
at IS 90(dl0 90 for Superfine State and West
ern, $40 0591l so for extra Western, Sl1 200e
Sl2 20 for choice do, SO 90G 70 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
$40 S09l3 90 for trade brands, market clos
ing dull.
WHIsKY-Steady; sales of 200 bbls. State,
in bond, at Sic. lgi se81 -sla.1 III rs Ley
WHEAT-No receipts. Market very dull
and 5000. lower: sales of 1900 bush. good
NO. Milwaukee at. about g 80 and 81 90;
white Canada 50 %. Ig95o.
RYE-Lower; sales of 5000 bush. Western
and 800 bush. Canada, in bond nc at 81 H.
iBAKLEY-DuIl; sales of good Busen Cam
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales of $500 bush.
CoRN-Receipts, 500 bushels; the m arket
is l92c lower, with q moderate business;
sales Of 5l,OO bushels at 81 081z@1 % for
af1oat, and 81 08 ior inferior do IN tore.
OATs-Receipts, $500 bushels: oats are
e anlt and CLOVER; sales of 5000 bushels at
SUGAR-Fairly active; sales of 26O hhds
Of q, Cuba st lie, and 100 boxes of Havana at
MoLAssE+ Steady Cuba, &c.
PETROLEUM-DuIl at l8@l81Sc for crude
and N@30c for refined in bond.
HoPs-Quiet and firm, at a0@7Oc for new
crop. 70 F@TS,F m
= PoRK-Dail and a shade Tower: sales of
1850 bbls at S20@20 68 for new mess, closing
at $40 81 regular, for Western; $40 81 for old
mess, closing at $l9 60 regular; SIG 62aI7 for
prime, and $l9Gl9 70 for prime mess; also
$50 bbls new mess at SO 75@2l at sellers
option, for March and April.
: BEEF-Firm; sales, 100 barrels: Sl2G1S
for new plain mess, and S17@20 for new ex-
ira mess; tierce beef less active; ales $50
itierceS; S3l@32 80 for prime mess, and S35@
81 50 for India mess. , .i.,s,-sgzifq,-7 ~
) BEEF Firm; sales, 800 barrels, at
S33 75d35 80.
CUT MEATs-Steady; Sales S25 packages;
s72@l0c. for shoulders, and 'l016 @I3c. for
hams. "a k-t@A - p -
BAcoN-Quiet; sales, 365 boxes; IO14alO3Sc
for Cumberland cut, ll4c for short ribbed,
and lie for short clear, errryegAgI
DRESSED HoGS-Qufet and heavy; 91S4
956c for Western.
LARD-Heavy; sales $50 barrels; 1I0l21zc
for old, and l29l21sc for new.
BUTTET-Q94et.- f5@33c for Ohio.
CHEESE Quiet at l5G2lc. E@92-
MONEY at 5g8 per cent for call
loans. fE%~ &9kksH
STERLING-In moderate request, at S1z@
GoLD-Without decided change; opening
at 1874 and closing at 1867. =
GOVERNMENTS Without any material
change.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Ratherm more
actives engagements, OF $1,000 bushels OF
corn at6@61zd per sail.
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Especial to the Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.

Nl CHICAGO, Feb. IA.
FLoUR--Dull; holders of first-class brands
are firm in their views. to tzr "a (
WHEAv-Dull and almost neglected :
sales at 81 s314@l s4s4 for No. 2, closing dull
at the, inside figures.
CoRN-Opened active, but subsequently
declined l15c., closing dun at slc
0ATs-Quiet.
PRovIsIoNs-- Inactive and almost nomi-
nal. with small sales of Mess Pork at SIS 80.
Rumps, ssI5 90. Sweet Picked Hams, at
lO5@llcs, and dry sailed Shoulders at TIC.
LARD-Packed prime generally held at
ll1S@lIsxc, but buyers only offered lI@II1<c.
DRESSED HoGs-In light supply. The
season being nearlv over the market Is
rather unsettled. Sales range from 81 25 to
s. s5; principally at from 81 40 to 81 so.
LIVE HoGs-Firnl and 5@1Oc higher. In
der active packing and shipping demand
sales range from Sc % 10 81 for ordinary to
extra choice.
RECEIPTS Flour, AGO barrels; wheat, Z.
900 Bushels; corn, 1900; oats, 5000; hogs
leo head
4 SHIPMEN4s-Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat
5000 bushels,
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Especial to Evansville Journal
New York Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. IA.
At 4:30 P. NJ. the prfces OF stocks were:
New York Central, 100; Erie, 5S56; Hudson,
1854; Reading. 1915; Michigan Central,
los; Michigan Southern, 7211a; Illinois Gen.
tral. ll4s4; Pittsburg, s237s; Northwestern,
1895; do. preferred, 6654; Toledo, 1l9;
Rock Island. 9715; Pittsburg & Fl. Wayne, 81
Ohio & Mississippi certificates. 25111; Gov
eminent, strong; coupons 81, lO91s@l O91a
do, 'e5, new, l 051a; lO-40's, l Ol1s@1 Olss;
1905, i O512@1 O6. Mining shares active
this A. NJ American Flag rose to 20;
Desmoines to 255@265; Gregory weak at
So; Quartz Hill was most active and sold
down to 3S5. At the P. M. session Quartz
Hill rallied to 445@470, and was quite ac-
tive. American Flag advanced to 1sO@1S5;
symond's Forks steady at 10, and GRECO
ryI at u. Smith & Parmelee, z; Column
bia, Sl75. &s etaTfrtfo- 45Ogr eds
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOIRNAIs FRIpAY FEBRUARY is

with a tow of coal for Island 18,..,....,
The towboat Star also passed down
yesterday evening with big tow Of
coal. The David Watts left for
Memphis last night with a large car
go.....,..The Advance is,loaded and
leaves for Wabashzriver at day light.
.........By a special dispatch to the
Journal, we learn that the White
Cloud, with a,cargo valued at $780,.
600, was sunk yesterday near st.
Louis. I. >. Captain Fl. r. Hazlett re-
turned from Kentucky via Cairo and
st. Louis, on Wednesday, He left
with his charming and highly accom-
plished young wife on the AFTERNOON
train yesterday for WeIlsyilles and
Pittsburg. We expect to see him here
again lin 9ofew weeks with
a. fine new boat en- route to
the Rocky Mountain region............I
The Charmer, Indiana and Phantom
had not arrived at midnight........We
publish this morning decision by
Commissioner Alexander Of st. Louis
which will be highly interesting to
steamboat men of all ranks. We rec
ommend a careful perusal Of it to all
river men..........Capt. Swan is in the
city experimenting the repairs of the
Mary Swan. Capt. Archer thinks
she will be in good condition by Tues
day. when he will load her for Mem
phis.....,~.We think it strange this
city is not represented 10 the steam
boatmen'sg convention at st. Louis.
........... The Cincinnati ,Com1ser-I
ciol of yesterday says:54o Yesterra
day morning about. three o'clock
the safe of the America was pried
open and robbed of its contents,
some $500, Captain T. c.. Golding,
Mr.. Clark, the clerks andsthe steward
of the boat were also robbed of all
the money in their possession, in all
amounting to 81, 200 The America.
arrived from New Orleans @ at -
o'clock Tuesday night, after a. long
and tedious trip through the ice.
Three passengers who came on board
below here, on Tuesday, were arrest
ed on suspicion of the burglary, az q
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sT..LOUJiIIs.
Sinking OF the White cloud No. -
II Valuable Carg0-LOss $500, OOO---
az Passengers all Saved-rce in Mis-.
souri, Breaking Up Rain-Busi-
~ ness Dull. aasn %Eae, :


Especial to Evansville Jorrnal.l ~,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-The st. Louis
and New Orleans p ,,lr.t, White
Cloud No. 2, that left tbs port last
evening, ran upon the wreck of the
Belle Memphis. well known obstruc-
ton. few miles below this city, and
so lacerated her hull that she sunk in
about fifteen minutes. The White
Cloud was about two years old, and
was considered an excellent boat.
She was owned by VIM. Mcpherson,
of this city, and valued at $65, 900; in
sured for 0,000, Of which $4,000 is
i'm Cincinnati companies, and
the balance in Eastern, agen-
cies.l Her cargo was : very
valuable, consisting of about
800 tons of assorted produce and mer-i
chandise, and at low estimate valued
at $3.50, 900; insured in st. Louis
offices. No lives were lost, and the
personal effects Of most of the passenq
gers were saved. az The weather
to-day has been rainy, foggy and disa7
greeable. The river is swelling, and nd
has risen nearly two feet since yester-
day. affording plenty of water for
steamboat purposes. Ice is fast
breaking up in the Missouri, and boats
will probably leave for each of the
upper rivers by Monday. Business is
extremely dull on the river, and boats
outside Of the daily mail packets are
held over two or three days from their
advertised time to get anything like a
load. -
PITTsBURG, Feb. 1.-THE weather
is rainy. Both rivers are rising-the
Allegheny very rapidly The news
from Oil City is that the ice has.
broken, and is rushing down on the
food of water. At one o'clock this
afternoon ice was passing Mahoning
and Bradey's Bend. The great BODY
will doubtless pass here tonight. The
damage will probably be quite heavy.
Business is not so brisk as the past
few days, owing to bad weather. .isl
Arrived, Bayard, from Parkersburg;
steamer 4. @. Gray, from Cincinnati.
There will be no departures until the,
ice runs out 81 9flA IhHtNlF -
The following boats are loading for
points below: Silver Lake No. 4 for
Cairo and: St. Louis; Ida Rees, for
Cincinnati and Louisville Columbia,
for Nashville; Savannah, for Galena
and Dubuque; and the new steamer
Dubuque, for St. Paul. n
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
River Insurance Fixed by Evansville
~ Board of Underwriters. u ~

AS tariff for river insurance has been
agreed upon by the Board of Underwriters
of this city, we. publish that portion OF
them which will be of most interest to our
merchants and shippers. 1t will be useful
to preserve as matter of reference:
q OHIO RIvER.-To Wheeling or Pittsburg,
and points above Cincinnati, 75c; Gncin-
natl and points above Louisville, Soc; Lou
isville and poir is above Cannelton, S711zc
cannelton, 25c.; Smithland, 25c.; Cairo
and points below Smithland, 40c.
GREEN RIvER.-To Calhoun, 25c Bow
ling Green and points above Calhoun, SOC.
WABASH RIvER.-To Mt. Carmel and
points below &C.,; Vincennes and points
above Mt. Carmel, 60c.; Terre Haute and
points above Viucennes, Toe.
81 CUMBERLAND RIVER To ClarksvilIe.
Soc; Nashville and points above Clarks-
Vile, 75c.
TENNESSEE RIvER.-Johnsonvill 60c.;
EastpCrt and points above Johnsonville,
Soc. !; Florence and points above Eastport,
81. o4,e,t
MISSISSIPPI RIvER.--Keokuk and points
above ST. Louis. 81 St. Louis and points
above Cairo, 75c; Hickman and points be-
low Cairo, soc; Memphis and poiats below
Hickman, 75c: Vicksburg and points be-
low Memphis, 90c; New Orleans and points
below Vicksburg, 81.
MISSOURI RIvER.-To Mouth Kansas
Tsiver. 81 Is; Atchison and poihts above
Mo-, Kansas River, 81 IS; st. Joseph and
points above Atchison, ST. Is; Nebraska
City and points above st. Joseph, 81 75;
Omaha and points above Nebraska City,
50 25; Nc; Big Sioux River and points
above Omaha, 90 IS; Fort Pierre and points
above No., Big Sioux River; So Is. M
ADDITIONAL iCHARGEs.-Pfivilege of re.
shipping, Except from Evansville Pack
ets,) l21Sc; Towing Barges, add 25 per cent.
to risk on Boat; Risks on Barges, so per
cent. added to rate on Steamboat; Hay
and Grain, add 20 per cent. to above rates;
Salt and Lime. add 40 per cent, to above
rates; Lime in Hold, uhinsurable; Hay on
Barges or Flatboats, subject to special
rates.
RAILROAD RATEs.-To points in New
England States, New York Pen nsy wanna,
Maryland and, Virginia, SOC; To points in
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, Csc;
from points in States below the Southern
line of Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri
TO any other points on continuous line of
Railroads, soc; for Railroad risks ineon-
nsction with River risks, add one-half the
above rates to the regular River rates.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

LIB river commenced rising about
IL CLOCK yesterday, aud up to dark
last light had risen fully fifteen inch
es perpendicular water. This is the
Legitimate result of the heavy rains
of tn two preceding nights, and the
heavyain that set in at 5 o'clock last
evening and continued with much
violene until after midnight will ac-
cellere the rise. Il was rising at
Cincinnati and Louisville yesterday.
...%...he additional arrivals up to
midnigtalast night were the P,W.
Strader Cincinnati to New Orleans,
and Siler Moon. Cincinnati to Mem
phls' an David Watts, to Memphis
The P.V. Strader arrived just after
dark las night, both with big trips.
They ha to feel their way through
the dene fog, and had to float at
times, tn pilots being hardly able to
see the jckstaff, We were gratiHed
to meet lapt. John G.. Benson, one
OF the met affable and genial gentle
men in discriminating business, who
was a pa'enger by the Strader, for
New Orlens. 1t is said he is to sue
coed Capt Stein in command of, that
excellent oat.....!...Capt. Ben. Mar
rielees ant Mr., Carter, of the Silver
Moon, wee in fine spirits. Both
boats conaded to quit" here on
account-ofhe fog, but it grew lighter,
and the Strder left early in the even
ing. The Mon, we think, laid over. .....
The Curlev passed down yesterday
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.[special to Evansville Journal.l
sIso Sc. Louis Market. 4w ae

BY Teiegraph.l ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA.
ToBAcco-Quiet and unchanged. A 4
FLoUR-Continues quiet at previous quo.
tations.
4 Wheat - Firm, with considerable de.
mand, but sellers found it difficult to real
izes at advanced prices which were asked
Common Spring. 50 20; good, S2;3O@2 81
prime Fall, g 20; choice white, 81 so92, IS.
CoRN-Hea w; favors buyers; mixed and
yellow, 5sc. choice yellow, 79c.; mixed
white, 79@SOc; choice white. sO@slc.
Y oATs-Steady and firm; prime to choice
6s@7O. ara @ uo
BARLEY-Quiet; common Fall, 81 35.
RYE-Firm; 81 30@l II. W .G0AIiaI Z
RovIsIoNs-Inactive.
lLARD-Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull, at 50 %. eH 20
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TE aCc -

or lively demand. Great caution prevails
in the purchasing of goods, and only those
in best standing can obtain credit, even on
Short dates. Calicoes are the most saleable
goods, and those firm with an upward
from llf5e ito 2Oc Brown Sheetings and
Shifting are in limited dema d, and little
change in prices; standard 2S5 yard goods
command 2l19c. 922c. second; 2O@2lc., and
Lawrence "A brown at Ice. Bleached
Muslins of best makes steady; Langdon
4-4 SELL at &c; do. Is at &c.,; 42-inch do.
241ac.; 46-inch do. 2612c, and Waltham AZ
inch at 2212c. Foreign fancy goods are
selling rather low, through the auctions !
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph.l CINCINNATI, Feb. IA.
FLOUR-DulI, but prices are not lower
,rade and fancy brands Sill 5O@16 90; super.
ine So 1910 25. There is hardly any sse-
nand for the latter.
WHEAT-In light supply and the mar
ket is firIner; No. Spring g 4092 A; No.
Winter 81 so. sfsate
CoRN-D Dull at Coo for No. in elevator,
md 75c in sacks.
OATs-Dull, and No. was offered at soc
dosing dull and unsettled.
RYE-Unchanged; No. 81 %.
BARLEY-Unchanged and dull at 81 60
for prime Fall. rt7Uy " @A
CoTToN Dull at 29@3Oc; sales $50 bales at
&12912c.
WHISKY Steady at 26c in bond. 7esrf4 80
2ROyIsIoNs-Inactiv holders firm, but
little or no demand; prices nominally un-
changed. 8EE9rnfa f5st -&tN f4A}
UTTER and CHEEsE-Steady at the last
quotations. .1tJ NHk
tOLD-l3615.
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lew Orleans Market.

70 iH9 New ORLEANS. Feb. IA.
OTToN-Unchanged, with sales of 500
baes low middling at 301z@3lc; middlingy
3z92c.e Receipts 1910 bales. Exports,
SlGAR--Firm and unchanged.
1ALASSES-Firm and unchanged. gN
FOUR-DuiI and unchanged.
C0N-Dull at 81 l2@l Is. 81 E,4 az as
,OTs-Firm at S5c.
9 HY-Firm at $33@35. fal3l 5At-ss-s'-i
P0K-Dull at 81 Is. - :
3 BSoN-- Dull; shoulders l3c, and sides H@
d LRD-Qniet at l21z@l51zc. ss6So4 hHD
ToAcCo-Quiet; medium leaf, 100. ,efsYe
WISKY-$2 40 II s.f-A4r| n = z = -
GOD-l36Sz at bank. I'D s.@s
8 STRLING-47 ta..sf9 vkpM ga bHG
NV York ExcHASGE-1zc discount.
: FKIGHTS-Cotton, to Liverpool, 9-l6d,
'NewY ork steamer, le.; hayre, l14c.
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KATWANTED.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
WOMEN OF THE WAR, :

An TTRACTING THOUSANDS By
-. its thrilling record of the noble and
pure minded women, who followed their
husbands and sons to the war.
Written IN the glowing and soul-stirrtng
language of FRANK MOORE. Selling
beyond our most sangufne expectatioh :,
of its isstle Hundreds of concentrations
from the Press and distinguished individu-
ais are pouring in from all parts OF the
country. Agents are reporting from TEN
TO TWENTY-FIVE orders per day, and say
they find many who are ready to take the
work as soon as presented, which is NEW
FEATURE IN THE BOOK BUSINESS. This
work is its own recommendation, and sells
freely to the best classes of society. Faith
full, energetic, perseUeriag men and tOoT1en
will, in the Agency, find lucrative employ
ment. 60. -.
II an Agency is wanted, send for circu-
lar, giving full particulars. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
l48 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Especial to Evansville. Joprnal.J
New York Cattle Market.

BY Telegraph-l New YORK, Feb. A.
BEEvEs-Firmer and more active at 100
1870 for Western Prime. and l5@151zcss for
rood. Arrivals at Bergen Hill thus far.
loot up 1880 head, all of which were sold.
MEAT MARKET-Dull.
SHEEP-A shade better, with sales at 7@
TIC for prime.
swISE--Better, and quoted at sgssSc for
prime corn fed.
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FOR SALE.
Puhlic Sale
rYvHE MARINE HOSPITAL BUfLD-

II ing and Lot at Evansville, md, will
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder. subject 10 the approval of the bid
by the Secretary of the Treasury, at II
o'clock NJ. February 2Sth, 1867, on the prem
iSes sn4Fsrt Hcru IT EA " u
Terms of Sale -One-foufth cash, a nd [ he
balance in equal payments of SO, 60, and 80
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, and the deed will be executed
upon the payment of The last installment
OF the purchase money! S@H4s z ik@N
ISAAC. CAF SELBERRY,Y
zig Surveyor of Customs.
febI4 did e
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To Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received until the 18th inst. by the
School Trustees of the city of Evansville
for the erectio1Tof sfheola building in
and 6pecificatiofls 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 atthe same place. The
Hoard OF Trustees reserve the right to re-
Nv order of the Board OF Trustees.
CHA9. H. BUTTERFIELD, Sup't.
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FOR RENT.

rOR RENT-OEFICES-Tw Offices in
a. Bierbower's Building, on Third Street,
near the Court House inquire of >
CHARLES z. MARSH,
Attorney at-Law,
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WSOR RENT HOUSE, A neat little
- Dwelling House, which will rent
cheap, for one year, to person with good
references. ALVAHr JOHNSON, q
Real Estate Agent, Third Street.
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RR EXCHANGE and s
&& & fGkNTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
NO. B First Street.

TRUNTz 4 MENTZER, Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors win be
kept constantly on hand; and special at
tentiOn VIII be given to the
RESTAURANT,
where all the delicacies of the season will
be served in the most approved style
making it pleasant resort for the MER-
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city.
A liberal patronage is solicited.
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Z New York Dry Goods Market.

by Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. IA.
Trade, like the weather to-day, is some-
what Indifferent. There is moderate inqui-
ry for staple styles OF cotton and wooden
fabrics, but nothing approaching an active