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The Evansville journal., 1867-07-10

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Pierson L., corner First and Vine. = ,,--.=sf.
aIesker J. B., Sycamore street, bet. Second
and Third. IL. "a
scantIin Thos. & Son, 9 Main street. .f
,, Dry Goods { (Wholesale).f +
Jaquess. Hudspeth & Co., 10 n. First street
Maghee g. 4 CO., First street, bet. Main and
Sycamore.
Mackey, Nisbet & Co., IL Main street.
~ 3, - Boat Stores.
Sinzich & Son, 20 Water street. rs
os s Grocers { Wholesdls). ,e,.- ~
Viele Charles & Co., southwest cor. First
and sycamore streets. ~4rf af,t.o
Wheeler & Riggs, southeast cor. FIRST and
Sycamore streets. a, 4s
Heiman l. & D., so and 81 Main street.
Dalzell Matthew, Is Water street.
Preston Brothers, First street.
Gilbert s. E. & Co., 81 First street.
Liquors.
Jones & Catch, Ii First street.
Gamble A. B., 6 First street.
Feed Stores.
Troup VIM. & Co., los AID Ito Main street.
Cross d Crofts, Third street, bet. Locust
and Main.
44sr Agricultural Implements.
Fullerton w. G., 46 Main street. efs
Hornbrook Co., Water street. 30
Babcock H. o., First street. s.i sra
Iron and Hardcare { Wholesal).
Snyder David e. Co., Is Main street. : If Z 80
Wells HI. K. & son. 81 Main street. iii
Bntticher. kellogg & Co., la First street. II
sonntagG. 8. & Co., % First street. oget
Orr Samuel. Water street. = gsf y.aa
iool .osasl,I ICoafectionerses. Sc bnporz
Altering & Hassler Is South First street.
Christ A. 4 W., los Main street. NoEi"
90 hrd ! Grocers Retail }. g3fle
Cook q Healy, 70 Main street. isg e9nl
vickery Bros, IS Main street. .o slaea
I9fiL Merchant Idilors. 81 + "a
Smith & Daring. 54 Main street. IhiAta
CarIin ]. H., First street. aoe. 20 O.
9ai q sta Hats and. Caps. 4. lfo{f er
Lanphear & Mitchell, % First street. '"
''.s' Miscellaneous.
Uhlhorn & Brinkman, Marble Dealers, 100,
l02, AMI 104 Main street.
Evansville Business College, L. 8. May
field, Principal, First street. .D5 ~. .,..
Swanson James 4 Son, Lumber Dealers,
Water street. "'7"'At ~. "tt2
Barter R. F. & Co.. Booksellers. First st. y
Decker Philip, Oils. s. t1= ~
French W. s., Carpets, 10 First street.
Crescent City Springs. Hilt & oelkuch. =
Bennett F W., Meat store, corner Locust
. and Second. II Y1Gw1 9bGW Uui9d 80
First National Bank, Main street. sq.I4
Journal Company, No. 9 Locust street. 9d
hewitt w. g., Florist. Hl88a sqr I88'
Wolff g., Saddler, sS Main street. JA Hof
Cooke E. A., Stock for Sale.l7 N. First st. I
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MONETARY s COMMERCIAL

By Telegraph.F = NEW YoEx, July 9.
CoTToN-.Dull;. sales of $50 bales at 2611ze
for middling uplands. 80
FLoUan,;keceipts, S,4S barrels; market
| l,ls0 barrels at Sc 7O(9S 80 for superfine
State; IS 50@10 90 for extra Western; $40 4C
@i 90 oSo dor ehsis s go g for sh
and SO 509ll 90 for st. Louis. California
active; sales of 450 barrels at $lI 00tgl1 so.
Rye Flour, firm sales of $50 barrels at $6 81
WHIsKY-Quiet and firm.
WHEAT-s2 2092 25 for No.2 Milwaukee:
California, s. OO@s Is for amber, the latter
retail.
RYE-Firm.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CCRN-Receipts, 10000 bushels; market
ig2c s; better: sales or u 00O bushels at II cog
for unsound 81 on for kiln-dried, and 81 OF
for W hite Southern. Gl3 ~1eN
better: sales Of 600 bushels at Ss@S21sc Tor
Western. and SOC for State. i 800
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Prime Rio, firm eau ,peat
SUGAR-Firm sales If 900 hogsheads OF
MoLAssEsSLower sales of 400 hogsheads
PETRoLEUM-Dull at Ice for crude, and
&c for refined in bond.
PoRK-Lower; sales, $500 barrels at vi %
az for new mess; ciosing at s2l 90 CASH for
do: SIS so for prime; and 900 barrels of
new mess, sellers August at s22 25.
BEEF-Firn at $l8@M 90 for new plain
mess; S23@29 90 for new extra mess; hams
dull at S3S(939 CO.. j. .tcO1 .sGfo IT, GE
BACoN-Firm; $50 boxes of choice long
clear rniddies at l21zc. 80 sc s-t9
CUT MEATs--tirrn at $4,000 for shoul-
ders; l29l4c for hams
LARD@Steady at If5z@l21ac for new.
BUTTER Unchanged at 16c for state.
CH CHEESE-7@l41ac. r-tIF fTkgEaes
LATEST-5P. M.
FLoUR- Closed 50llOc better on goot;
sWHEAx1Iosed with an upward tenden.
cy; No. 2 2Spring, 81 1922 81; No. 1 Spring,
81 I0@2 90.
RYE-CIosed scarce; advancing; West
OATs-Closed very firm, at s2@Ssc for
Western.
CORN Quiet, at 81 e7@1 90 for good to
prime new mixed Western.
Pork Sales $3.50 barrels; new mess at
s2l 5Otg22 90, and closiag with sellers at
$2l 121a cash, and regular buyers at s22 90.
BEEF-Flrm.
CUT MEATS-f1rm. SO
BACON-rirm, with only a limited supply.
LARD-Firm. with fair business, al l21s
@l2sc for fair to prime steam, and l2ssQs
l214c for kettle rendered
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, July 9.
TOBACCO Sales Of 326 hhds; market ac-
tive; = 1898 % for common lugs Hart
County Leaf.
IA 90. -
WHEAT-New, 81 o..
CORN-W bite, SS69Oc.
OATS SOC.
PORK-S22 co.
BACoN-Shoulders 1Oc; clear sides 1870,
packed.
HAMS-Fancy ISc.
LARD-Inactive: I1@ll54c for tierces.
GROCERIES-Firmer.
SUGAR-i7s4c for New Orleans raw, l5c
for choice.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 9.
CoTToN-Quiet at 23@24c; no receipts OF
exports.
CoRN-Steadv, at 81 10@1 II.
OATS-At S0G82c.
HAY-Dull and unchanged.
PORR--Quiet, at S23 50G23 rs.
BACoN-Clear sides l312c.
FLoUR-Superfine dull, at So 50@10 so.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, July 8.
GoLD-lsS4@l3Ssz; Ohio certificates q
m22 fr f.
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European Markets.

BY Cable. LIVERPOOL, July 9.
COTTON Very dull; sales to-dry 1900
bales middling upiands at 1919; do Or
leans 101s. I4E s M 1sH
& BREADsTUFFs-Corn SIS Sd; wheat lis Cd !;
oats 37s Cd; barley 5s; peas 39s Cd.
PRovIsIONs-Pork 75s; beef 1865; bacon
As Cd lard AIS Sd; cheese Cos Cd. =,
PRoDUCE-Potashes3 Bis; petroleum spirits
SID; refided Is 21ad; rosin common Is; tall
low AS; clover seed Ais.
aha, LONDON, July 9-5 P. NJ.
SUGAR-No. II Dutch standard l5s Cd.
Pro IRoN-Scotch 53s.
LINsEED OIL f41 los; whale oil EDS; /;
sperm oil clio.
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+. HAMMERSTEiN.

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer.
Corner Main and Fifth Streets,
EVANSVILLE .....INDIANA
VHAS NOW ON HAND A SPLENDID
-Ll assortment OF nneiy nnlsned carr1asf
approved styles, comprising two-seate
and light Rockaways, stationary ar
Buggies, Prince Albert Bsggies; Also Bug
gies gotten up extra strong for country use.
All work manufacturedo the best timber
with extra refined iron. No factory wheels
used; all are made in the shop, of selected
material, and by the best mechanics. All
work warranted to give entire satisfaction
in every respect. Sales made at lOiOest cash
rates Purchasers will find it to their in
terest to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. Repairing done to order. Or
ders solicited. apl6 d3m
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FOR RENT.

rOR RENT-A large Brick House on
= Third Street, between Vine and Syca-
more. Apply to Mrs. E. RALEIGH. [jy9 st
TOR RENT "A large House with elev. n
= rooms in good locality; will make a
story dwelling with five rooms, for rent.
Possession of both Immediately.
A. JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent,
iuly9 If - Evansville Indiana.
rOR RENT BUSINESS HOUSE A
x new brick business house on Third
Street, well ada pted for a retail drug store,
confectionery, or milb very store. Terms
reasonable. For par ers apply to
jy3 div Ii Z. STINSON.
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ANNNOUNCAmEN1S S

a L. ROBINSON is candidate for
a. Judge of the k)ourts OF CoInmOn Pleas
in the First District, composed of the coun-
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson. and
Warr1cR. zz-- - 90 1yo ot1
Editors Journal-Announce me to the
people of the District a candidate for
the office of Prosecuting Attorney.
w. HARROW.
Mt. Vernon, Ind, July 4, 1867. jyS
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph oeod NEW YORK, Julye 9.
The same quiet that was previously no.
tlced continues. but the market is quite
nrm, at l71a@1Sc for all standard sheetfngs j:
l51a@l714c for light and medium; unbleach-
ed muslins range from l21zc 10. Acc, wide. as
70 quality: prints 149 i9Ic; gfngiiam m pa
LANES at zoe for all staple standard makes;
Amures and calico bring 221a@23c: Persian
cloths &c; do. robes de chambre S3a5: all
wool delaines 421z@45c; ladies' cloaking
81 25(01 421z.
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D-SITU.ATIoN-In awhole-
:" sale or retail store Wholesale pre-
ferred), as Shipping Clerk or Salesman. by
a young man, q resident of this city, who
speaks English and German. Best of re-
ference given. For further particulars
direct top. o.. box ST.. = - jyl0 dit
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-03

Governments, Federal and State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means TO remedy
this evil.
G. ResolUed, That the Radical majority in
the sO-called Congress have proved them
selves TO be In favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing Il upon the people Of the Dfstricf
OF Columbia against their almost unnniA
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls.
6y forcing 1t upon the people of ail the
Territories, aud by their various devices 10
coerce the people OF the South to adopt II
that we are opposed TO Negro Suffrage. be-
lievinR II would be productive of evil 10
both whites aud blacks, and tend 20 pro-
duce disastrous conflict of races.
4 Resolved, That for all their Efforts In
uphold the Constitution we tender TO the
President and to the majority ofthe Judges
OF the supreme Court OF the United States
our hearty thanks.
s. ResOlUed That we are In favor of n
Democratic Convention OF delegates from
al the states, to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
state central Committee be authorized 70
concur with other proper Committees in
liking time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY as the place.
3. Res0iUed, That the Democratic neys-
papers Of Ohio deserve our earnest and lin
eral support, and that an early and thorouyb
organization ofthe party is Indispensable.
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The Smallest Business Yet.

The impeachment Committee it is said
has summoned the servants employed
around the Presidents house to give testi-
mony as to his personal habits, and especi-
ally with regard to his abstemiousness
The pimps on the committee may be un-
conscious of the fact that they are degra-
ding themselves, but surely no American
citizen. however he may differ with the
Chief Magistrate of the republic, can read
this item without blushing for his country.
Macaulay records that one of the English
Jacobites took occasion to insult the wife
Of William the Third in public. The little
Dutch English King, when he heard of the
incident, fairly swelled with indignation.
ut was cowardly, SIR" he exclaimed to
one of his secretaries. "lt was cowardly,
for | am poweTless TO resent a personal
affront. If were private gentleman, the
coward dared not do it," Andrew John
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citizen by the fact that he is President. Is
there man in Brooklyn who would not
hOrsewhip the meddlesome fool who hung
around his pantry to see what wine he used
at his dinner, or who sneaked into his
kitchen to ascertain the ingredients of the
sauce he used with his pudding ?-Brook-
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Know '(hy Destiny.

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May T. 67-dT&wIy -p&co-ny

SB a YOUNG LADY returning to her
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Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
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Phillips a Little Ahead.

On the 29th ult. WENDELL PHILLIPS made
a speech at the Anti-Slayery Convention in
Boston. In closing Mr., PRILLIrs said he
should not feel satisfied with the efforts of
the Radicals until The name Of a black man
has been placed upon tie ballot for Vice
President for the purpose of strengthening
the party. OF course it will not be long
before the journal and other Radicals will
he marching in that line, under the orders
OF their Lieutenant General.
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Thad. stevens, Letter.

The Herald says truthfully IF any
thing were necessary to convince the most
ardent of the followers of THAD. STEVENS
that their idol is in his dotage, his letter in
favor of contiscation, will furnish it, The
probable truth is that STEVENS advocacy of
coniiscation arises solely from his having a
claim against the rebels for damage done to
his property in Pennsylvania"
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j. Wilkes Booth .

y Wilkes Booth.
who Killed J. wilkes booth,
J. SAYS Boston Corbctt
With my loaded iauskct,
Tknied Booth
.. who saw him die1
I. says Colonel Conger,
.. Had stayed longer,
Might have seen him die.
VINO dug his gravc'
ff D. says General Baker
Along with the undertaken,
... We dug his grave.
Well, maybe 80, but there is CORES.
pondeut Of the New York World who seem.
to be little skeptical on these points, and
heso writes to that paper under date o
May q. The following is his letter.
NEw YORK, May u.
10 the Editor Of the World:
DEAR SIR; 40 the question seems to be
once more agitated as 10 whether the indi-
vldual Killed by that hero Boston Corbctt.
In the Maryland barn, was John Wilkes
Booth, or not, and as General l., +. Baker
wishes the public to believe that IL was,
and attempts TO convince them that the
body was buried In the manner which he
so dramatically describes, permit me to
offer to the public, through your columns,
after the hanging of the onspirators, by
one on whose judgment ] relied, and
whose statement had no occasion to ques-
tion.
A Captain in Hancock's Veteran Vomn-
teer Corps. and who was partly in com
mand Of the Washington Arsenal from
long before the assassination, and for a
considerable time after it. In speaking of
the circumstances connected with the trag-
edy, and among them of the place of iu-
terment o Booths body, stated what he ad-
nitted could be easily substantiated, and
what was well known about Washington at
the time that he, Booth, was buried in the
yard of the arsenal quite adjacent to the
graves of Payne, Atzcrodt, Harold, and
Mrs. Surratt. and further, that in the win
ter following, when the first ice had formed
on the Potomac, the river was crossed one
stormy night by parties from the opposite
shore the arsenal wall scaled, and the body
of Booth or what was supposed to be his
body, taken away, they leaving ropes.
spades, picks and ladders, undoubtedly
found in the morning to attest the fact of
their being there, and the object for which
they came.
II may be asked, How did they avoid the
vigilance Of the guards? but then, who
knows but It may have been preconcerted
thing, and that those in the arsenal were rs
well aware OF the taking away of the body
ms were those who took il.
| simply offer this information rs one
more link in the chain of mystery which
seems to entwine the darkest aud least
understood conspiracy of our age.
Respectfully, ALTO.
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MEDICAL NOTIOE-

Dr, II. CONE may be consulted as follows:
In DAYTON atthe Phillips House, on Fridays
June2l July e6i August 30; Oct. 4; Nov 8.
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
June ~ judy 2Ii August 81 ; Oct. o; Nov w.
In XENlA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs.
days, June 20; July 25; August 70; Oct 8; Nov. T.
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House on
thursdays, june 2T August; Sept. g.; Oct. 10;
Nov, a. H.
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DR.. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
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Medicines that will last from four to ST. X
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Address: Dr. 4. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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CB-A Radical cotemporary in New York
scolds Mr.. GREELEY, and adds-what is a
very shameful fact
"In endeavorng TO show that he was not
a volunteer straw in JEFF. Davis bail, he
implies that Judge Underwoods court is
nothing but partisan tribunal, and would
have refused to accept bail at all II the
bondsmen had not been Radical politicians" !"
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Errors of youth.

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recipe ana directions for making the simple rem
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addressing, In perfect confidence
JOHN d. OGDEN,
IL Cedar Street, New Nork
May 7, 1881. 7.dT&w1yr.p&eo.ny 10
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free to EVervbodv-

large 6pp Circular giving information OF the
greatest Importance to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homey may become beauti.
ful the despised respected aud the forsakep loved
NO young lady or gentleman should fail 10 send
their Address. and receive a copy post paid by
return mai. Address p. o. Drawer. 81,
APIllo lo0'-abmcfs Troy, New York
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-03

E8-The levees of Louisiana are l,G0O
miles long, and have cost about sGO,OOO,OOO.
They protect or should, about l6,OO0,0O0
acres of the finest lands in the world, and
population of 100000 souls, three-hfths of
whom are freedmen, who own nothing.
Yet the Radicals in Congress refuse to re-
pair these levees until the white people
make provisions for the education of all the
colored children In mi1ed schools.