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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-01

GRAPE VINES, &c.-Philadelphia Rasp-
VI berries English Walnut Trees, Tulip Trees,
Golden Weeping Ash, European Linden, Span
ish Chestnut, European Ash, White Berry Ply
racintha Dorchester, Lawten S. Wilson's Early
Blackberry, received and for sale Dy
HENRY COOK,
oct24-tf 80 King street
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RAISlNS, CURRANTS AND CITRON.-
~ 4 supply Of new crop Rsisins. Currants
ana cltroh' received to-day and for sale By
90 j. G. MILBURN,
tHo "o-- 0Dnosito hn Mort az
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-01

us 81 E r. S UNRIVALLED NTNCE
4 MEAT, new layer Raisins, Citron and Cur
rants, Just received and for sale'by
HARRIE HOUGH,
oec IL Corner of Pitt and Prince SIS
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Cincinnati Ii Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, March ..
- vFLoUR-Therex is "a good local demand,
bod the market Is steady trade brands
SlI 50@lS 80. and family do. s4 009l6 90.
with a good demand; closing at 81 55@2 60
for No. ! Spring, aud 81 81 for Winter. ~ =
CoRN-IS hrmer, with good demands
No 73@54c in elevator. and SIC in sacks.
OArS-Steady; sales of No. at 54c. EoIu
y RYE-. IA moderate demand at 81 45@1 Al
for No. /. OF -
BARLEY-Unchanged. lie
CoTToN-Very duh, with no demand;
middling &c nomlnallyr The receipts for
the week were 2297 bales, and for the sea-
son ll0,l1I bales against 25,2j0 bales last
season.
%RsKy.Ipp m9sdsrate depsndsat 27e;.l
but holders are firm at 80 50g23 90 for mess
pork = S1{gl014e for bulk shoulders, and
sides S1ac; ll1a@l21ac for bacon.
Z : IARD-Held firmly at l21a0siSc for coun-
try and city, w tn sales OF country at the
latter quotation. .i9-s 81 hrs srxed
ExPORTs-The exports during the week
lsll hhds nd ,l99 tierces bacon and hams,
5,S46 bbls lard, and 932 kegs do. The ex-.
ports of lard this season, SO far, were "a. 900
bbls, against $1,000 do. for the same time
last season.
z A STTEssEs5saag, a lss'E@le.TE
EGGs-eull, and prices lower, closing at
14al 5c. -
CLOVER SEED-In demand. at IS IS. E,t
TIMoTHY-In demand, at = so93
FLAx-In good demand. at 81 foG2 o.
SUGAR-Steady; Cuba, ll1s91214c; Porto
Rico, l2tS@l4c ~ - ~
CoFFEE-Steady at 25G27c. -
MoNEY-The market is unchanged.
ExCHANGE : Firm. at previous quota
lions.
GoLD-Ciosed at Ia buying, and lsi14@l35
selling. S~&
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rSx xsrse sssvsiss = AsFkelvN9x
refeeTapf - y .ssrwY OK K. March

IEle2FapIl-j ENEH Ofth. ND
Dor fox--yery nm unoer 6hs lght re-
up ANTS at .UM es3Ic.
szzsiiegssap r< !. ~ sbbis; the market
superhne, STATE and Western at ~ SoHlO7o !;
extra Western slIal2 -: choice do Sl2 5Oes
%; ship ping brands Of Toups In noo =. ONO
ira southern SD 7O9l6 70; the market clos
ing quiet and fr -. California Is hrmer
aud advancing, with sales Of $40 bbls and
WnI>KY-Quiei and UNCHANGED. q
WHEAT-l@szc better; no receipts; sales
No. 1 do 81 Is; common No. do s2 45a2 As !;
prime do 81 30 amber state s. 10; white
California - i21z@f 10.
RYE. Firm. sales l6 600 bu.; Canada
West. free 81 23@l %.
BAILEY MALT.-DulI. Sales 1900 bu.;
CoRS.-Upened dull, and closed I@2c.
better with fair speculative demand. Re
ceiptsS1 ,3l5 bu-; sales &C., 00 blu. Mixed
Western. 81 l79l is in store ana 81 ISgl 10
oATs.-Dun and heavy. Receipts Oil bu.;
sales q $50; Western 621z9o5c.; new Ohio
Hors.~ouirI and unchanged. =
sales ~, 900 pounds; domestic fleece 50a7O;
unwashed Siq3l35c.; Texas 2s1z@5d1zci
kEATnfs sb cSn1 lga
sUeAR.-Q1iet; 800 hhds. Cuba, lO1z@ll.
MoLsAssEs.-Quiet. =
PETRoLEuM.-Steady; acrude Ice; refined
bond 2fes27.
: PoRK0Quiet. and steady; sales of 2,s5o
barrels, at 20 5o@2S 81 for new mess. clos
ling az s23 So regular; 50 50g2273 for old
mess n SIS 7jsl9 81 for psime, and SCI 75C9
p 81 for pipe mess also. $50 barrels new
option. in April or May
BEEE : HGhanged and steady; sales of
800 tierces. Beef hams firm; sales 40 bare
7 BAOoN-t3niet, at Ilsscsfor shert ribbed,
ll7sdi3c for short clear, apd l2zxcfor long.
4 Cur MEATs-Firm (; sales of 51-packages;
shoulders 914@lO14c; hanas l319@sf419.
IARD-DulI and heavy :sales OF $50 bar
srels, ut I29l34; 30 tierces, sellers in last
half OF April, at E1z. SIS
BUTTER- Dull, at1I@2Oc for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Steady, at I2(al9c.
MONEY MARKET-Steady, at 697 per cent.
on casl.
STERLING-Quiet, at s5499. "a
GoLp-A shade easier; opening l341 adj
vancing 10 1915. and closing al l341
txPoRrs-To-days $4,000.
LATEST p NJ.
FLeUEsC lesea % be- IT e., and in fair de-
WHEAT-Firmer; fair inquiry for No. 2
Spring at 81 1872 IS; 40. / at s270a2 76. =
RYE-QuieI and firm; Western, 81 34eel &c.
.. CoRS Quiet and very firm; shipping
a stSsa western Z l@G lnG'Ts and 81 10
OATS -Steadier; Western, 6396419c; new
PoRK-Little fiImer; sales. 900 barrels
mess at ~ 10 There was check Monday,
and sellers at sZ3 ST..
BEEF HAMs-Firm and fairly active 2
CUT MEATs-Steady, with fair demand. q
BAcoN-Quiet, at lO5aglOs4c, for Cumber-
land middies.
LARD-SLeady, at l25sGl31zc for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Special to Evansville Journaf.l
Chicago Market. SO

BY Telegraph. CHICAGO March %.
FLOUR = Moderately active at about
Yesterday s prices. ~ -0ts& Ef-E
: WHEAT-Steady at an advance OF 1z9Ic.
closing firm at outside prices.
OATs-Firm and higher closing at 4i1Sc
for Winter receipts of No. 2.
1. R1E-Opened quiet, but rallied and ai-
vanced l@2c, closing steady at 81 y for
fresh receipts of No. l.
BARLEY-Moderatisely active. Sales or
No. irr store at fGegs0s
PROVISIONS = Market continues quiet
and no decided change to notice in value
= AEss PoRK-Seid seat So %, ~and beef
hams at 5000 per barrel; Cumberland
middles 9lzc for loose; dry sailed shoulders
SC for loose, and s1zcs for packed
LARD-Inactive and nominal at 124@
lz$<c. esd 1EcssET Tisai Ia -
dressed HoGs-Quiet at 50 0o19 so.
LIVE HoasEFaiffy active &ndKa shade
seasjer; 50 z5a.7 50 for com mon to -cnoice.
e Receipts of 400 bbls flour; ,464 scentals
wheat; q. $40 corn; 2,575 oats 1857 hogs.
8 Shipments. $500 bbIs flour; ,357. centais
whea;, and 1000 bushels corn. -''-i
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City Marshal.

Please safinounee my I,Aifie as cand.-
date for the offtce of City Marshal, subjed
to the decision ~ the Union Co1ventioE.
ifa1 ff;.,r 49,. IT. q. A. McCUTCHEN-
We are authorized 70 announce the 'fiams
Of WM.a.AyDoUGHERT as a s.eapdidahs
Ing ELECTION, subject 20 the decision Of tks
Union onvention. ~ .HriVNid3f
" Please announce my maine ortiia offiaE
of City Marshal at the ensuing election
subject 60 the Union Convention. 20
PHILIP KLEIN
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IL W Il R N e w s .
For other River nemsE.se sese,ssaipuge.

-
The weather yesterday was rather cool,
and inrfhe evening fhe.sun shone for near
an hour and II really looked as II fair.
weather would return once more Thes
dyer fell fully three feet during the "a
lhJurs EN- ding at three o'clock yeste day
and going down at rapid rate. The Ken-i
lucky shore IS again pretty well defined.I
but we are told that there has been an al.
In sial deposit OF fully TIVE feet made dur
ing the ffoodon the point opposite the city.
A deposit of mud is beginning to APP
pear on the levee here the water goes
down, and we suggest ii be removed as
rapidly rs possible. If Water Street cam
not be improved, the wharf can,
and we hope II will be.-.... 80. The
arrivals and departures up to miti-
niaht last might include the MARY e. For
sytn, tosNew Orleans; Emerald. New Or.
leans to Cincinnati; Plain City, Bowling
Green to Louisville; Charmer, Cairo to
Louisville; Louisiana, Louisville to New
Orleans. Palestine Louisville to Nash
vslle; New York, CincinnatB to Fort Ben
ton; Camelia, Cincinnati to Eastpori;
Morning Star, Louisville to Henderson:
Empire, Louisville to Memphis; Quick
step,to Newberg ana fretufh.S Phantom,
Wabash River TO Evansville VIM. W hite,
Green River to .Eyansviile.,'-.-.The Came-s
liza and Empire had rather slim trlps........
The Emerald was light. THE New York
was deeply laden The iQufchsfep went
lupto New berg on an excur sion Yesterday
and returneg last night. Qnite a large
party went sup as 'passeheers
The Mary E.a Forsyth having eompieted
her load left about dark Saturday evening
with all she could carry. She got . 30
passengers for points hence to Cairo, who
missed connection with tile May Hover by
late arrival off the Tayascons..-...-The
sCharmer, arrived light ------- Thez Phantom
came in from the Wabash with a full
load corn for r. K. Dunkerson & Co., to
go forward on the Great Republic to-day
1.-The VIM. White arrived from Green
Riverxwith aslight trip....-..The steamer
Ollie Sullivan was purchased few days
ago at y ashviile by Capt. John r. Hugo,
Lycurgus Chaffin and Thos. E. Hugo of
Evansville, for the sum of three thousand
nine hundred dollars We. do not know
where they design to put her-----...The
Palestine arrived at midnight with
a big trip to Nashville-.-S--..-..!
The Louisiana was a short ways behind
the Palestine, an would be here before
morning. -.-.-...The VIM. White returns to-
Green River this evening. a.. Capt. Chess
desires US 10 say lnaI nc Will not ~ VI
with the Quicksfep to meet the Great Re-
public this morning, as he contemplated
.s..a1:coI Gathrie, supervising INSPECTOR,
arrived from Louisville last night, on the
n.saHes goes IosGairo to-day,
and on his return goes to Terre Haute.AWe
regret TO learn that he has met With a.
painful Observation-Disclosures loss of his wife
within the last few weeks, She had long
been in delicate health. ------.-The Grea Re-
public may be expected here this morning
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for CincrnnatT; airy swan Tor bonf-ffiie.
Kpbe M ms ola took t,2o8 BATS OF Cotton,
and the Scott $50. In port, Robert =. Lee,
CentraFia; dieanef and MolIie Hambleton.
CAIRO, March 2,-7WeafheE ciear dr r ns
the AFTERNOON, but is clouding up this
evening. Mercury 40 The river fell 2414
inches during The past stweniy -four hours.
Business Is dun. fsEorta hist oIa zzie Gill,
from 81. Louis to New Orleans. at p. N.
VINCEsNEs, March 2i.--The Wabash has
fallen 10inclles In the last "A hours. The
steamer Advance came down this after
noon. The Mate is unloading here, and
will go up the river fin the morning.
4 Weather moderating. aud appearance of
more rain. tnefsE aaisrg5fzs
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New York Money and Stock Market

SovERNMENTs-Firm in the forenoon,
but closed heavy and lower; registered 'Si
lOSs4ee t09; coupons 81 10sS4e 100; Dos regis
ZOE; SO COUPONS 81 I0ltts6i67S4; 50 co1-
poIls '65 107s44Ios do January aud July l0z
ce1671s; It-4us registered 915k@S1s4; 1910
coupons 81; T-SOS l06eIOot 4; do June 1867
al051s. Border State bonds are quiet and
without much change; Tennessee 6s.b414Ca
elsL: NorUl, Carolina IS 1880; Missouri 6s
96195Il; Hannibal and St. Joseph bonds 80
@S2: Virginia IS rose TO STA.
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Buffalo Market.

By Telegraph ra BUEFALo, March %. 4
FLoUR-QIiet at Sl2. fef&5k k9tloU F@
WHEAT-In good inquiry; sales of car
load of amber Canada at = 6O0s2, 20; 4 900
bushels white Canada at, 81 90g3 90; LOO
bushels Canada club at 81 39a2f45. nj
sCoi,S-- Old mixed Western fiomina at 81 1;
new Toledo Is selling Slowly at 95c.
- oATs--Dull, and held above Interviews OF
payers: sc has been offered fos No.2 West
ern and refused. "'7eA ~ rs -
RYE-SI % was offered and refused.
: aBARLEY--DuIl at 81 6sal loo
PoRK-New mess dun at S23a23 80.
: LARn-- Du.i atsl3g l3sac. 1T sF
GHwISES-Nominal.
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azK x xasflalIsealtAAL

re 90 fAtA Evansville Jonrnal.lI -
sneE 1sfeH sffas.s isarkeisy4T
81 s5e-t spn.I Er ORLEANS, Mar. %
coz ~ Unchanged, saies2 40 bales low
midd i < a z9c. receipts 1919 bales; ex-
paIts "a bales. Tffe3 y
81 GAR -Duli
MoLAss rs -Duii, with no movements.
FLOUR irm at Sl2 90 Tor saperfne.
CoRN-Dull and declined &c. 6 5 -
OATs-Dull and unchanged.
HAY-Quiet and firm al So 00G43 90 for
prime ST. Louis and ohio River.
PoRK-DulI and depressed; mess 2554@
2S1sc; bacon shoulders l01zc; ribbed sides
I2szc; clear ribbed l3c; clear sides l2s4c.
LARD-Quiet but firm at l2s4@lsz4c for
fierce. and lac for keg.
( GoLD-l35. FEsseaE as
STERLING-45@4619, and New York sight
ss@1a premium.
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For Justice OF the Peace.

AT the solicitation of many citizensE
have consented to become "A candidate for
the Office If Justice of the Pcnt for Pigeoa
Towpships at the ensuing. April election.
j. II. ELLIOTT.
WILLIAM EMERY AZ candidate for
Justice Of the Peace Of Pigeon Tow nshin
subject to'the decfsfon of the Union Co.'S
J 'ss1yip'tttwY ~ 9bflnOo div 1917 Eau
JAMES It. WALKER is a cand date fsr
reelection 10 the Office of Justiceaof xhM
Peace OF Pigeon Township at tie ensuing
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BoWldering Streets.

NOTICE TO CON TRACTORS.
TIME COMMON COUNCIL. OF THE
IL city of Evansville win receive sealed
proposals until March 18th, 1857, for = cad-
in and bowldering the following stress.
T.:
aEdef r INST street., from the son he~ st curb-ne
o. Leet street, 10 the horthweStern terni-
nus of said street at the eastern line of
Block No. 4S3, Lama>cO: ~
Division street from the northeast curb-s
line of Water street to the Southwest-slde
= asi OF First street. r Z 8t1AID& 400
- Division street, from the northeast side
OF First street to the middle OF Second
YFtf ~ Division street. from the middle of Sec
s Aeud street 70 the southwest side OF THIRD
street., u IA iii o4.e Di ane1f va
IS 'xsF Elm street, IRON the northeast curb, line
81 9 goli Water street to the southwest sue OF
Water street, from the middle OF Locust
street To life N iS3dle of Main street:
Water street. from the middle Oh Main
street to the middle of Sycamore street;
Water street, from the middle OF yea
m more street to- he MILDLY ofN Inc street:
. - - Specifications may fbeaseen at tiie city
Clerks Office.
By order of the Conncil.
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk:
Evansville, NIarehS I'd, 1866 lmch2
union copy.l -
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City Collector.

The undersigned is a candidate TOR n@.
election TO the Office OF City Collectdr ~
the ensuing April election, subject % z1zp
Union Convention. JNo. SCHUBEHT.
By the request OF friends I annovxr
myself candidate for the ONCE OF
subject to the decision OF the Union
vention. VIM. q HAZELnfrE
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Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL

LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Weather clear
and mild River falling, IA feet on the
falls. and 81 feet in the canal. .Af-4-a
MEMPHIS, March 23.--Weather clear and
delightful. Busi ness dull. River still on
the stand. sfGGSResGg1 SIX Z.
{ Departed, the StonewalI for Louisville;
Fanny Scott, Mollie Able, and Adam
Jacobs, for st. Louis; Luminary and
Carolina fof new Orleans; Alice. Menneola
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City Surveyor.

Chas. b. Bateman is a candidate ter a.,
Surveyor. at the ensuing election. eUr go
to the decision OF the Union Conveuttnr
Chas. e. Dallmaotch Is a candidate ss-
April election.
We are authorized TO announce 1AEgN
ID. SAUNDERS as a candidate for 4asls
surveyor AT the next city election
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Especial to Evansville JournaLl
st. Louis Market. 80.


St. Louis Market. $50
By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March %.
GRAIN-Large receipts, with a depressed
market. lh-1Ts ELAAE r.
ToBAcCo-Lively. at SIS 20@17 for Leaf.
CoTToN-Dun and lower, at 2sc for strictly
Middling. - e
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged. so
WHEAT-Dull, buyers standing off. Bus,
mess small and prices unchanged.
CoRN-Lower, at 81 GOAL 20.
OArs-DulI and lower, at 81 85a1 "a.
BARLEY-Declined 10 u 29@2 81 for prime
to fancy Spring; So SO for prime Fall; Re,
jected lower, at 81 2Sa2 30.
PRovIsIoSs-Dul and irregular. Bust
ness small. " k..ssassr
MESS PoRK-s22 50@22 IS.
BACoN-Unchanged
LARn-12@ l31ac.
wHIsKY-Firmer, at g l5@2 10. slss
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For Township Trustee.

l am n candidate for reelection tosxs
Office OF Township Trustee az the ensula~.
election. q. HEDDERICH-
Please announce my name as a canas.
date for Township Trustee. subject to xaan
decifion OF Me Upion Convention.
~ AERGHfyK.
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FOR SALE Or LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs
rvHrs4 pELIGIarFUL place q

81 VyFusse DELEGEzrFEE PLACE OF
II resort, in the immediate vicinity of
Evansville. adorned with all the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation.
ana ls4sr4 tally laid ont In gardens. groves
and arbors, with All the buildings neces-
esary1 for be aecpmmodat lon, OF. the public.
new and IN good order. Is now offered for
O. sale orglease reasonable teFnls.n5cc - v
The buildings were mostly erected last
year, a d consist of fine large hotel, with
spacious and well ventilated rooms; a bath.
house, of six rooms, furn shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, aud dosscI.e baths OF the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons. with four ten-pin
sss-,. alleys; dancing hall and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory. and gentIemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
tioneIy bakery, ice house, filed with ice,
&c. 2ess Thawat e}s are a Saline chalybe-
ate pronounced by medical men as I'M
surpassed for their hygieni c quail les. .,,+
To any person acquainted with the btssi-
ness of conducting such ap establishment,
- sai1 fop1lorfunity ~ Of p1eking "a prtune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs.
will hold the property for private sale tfll
the first day OF March next If not them
sold will lease 1T on favorable terms.
f4rfct0BE. E~Ek = - WINE HEIIMA ~
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TVOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at a bars
z guf "a Lot so feet cns First > treet. w tn
a good building on it, suitable for manu-
: featuring purposes. Inquire OF ID. BAER.
corner OF First and Main streets. l1ebS dim
~
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DOARDEEG.-Th best 0f accom- mo.
- dations can be had at MRS. r
BUR Nk;'S, at the Bulls Head, bes ond The
Depot. Lasgves ana sconiforsihles rooms tor
the accommodation of families. lana dSm
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FOR SALE.

rOR SALE-GROCERIES- fine STOCK
of Groceries and Fixtures, ina central
location, with a good run Of custom. TO
any one desiring TO go into this business,
the present offers an excellentopportunity
as the establishment will be sold at a bar
gain. For particulars, address p. o. Lock
Rox 40 Evansville. Ind. = ~ - - Tfeb2S
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.GUUn Trea S,1rs-

1 am candidate for the Once og frsel
Iretlt uTer Al the ensuing April elec. .srrs
subjecI TO the decision OF the Usaaora FsaIs
vention. A. DUDDENHAUAEM
/ am a eand date for reelection 20 -,
Office of City Treasurer. subject 70 IN. a..
cision OF the Union Convention.
y. X. IRAvZTY
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FOR RENT.

For Rent or Lease.
vkyFFE WELL KNOWS MERCHANTS
Il HOTEL. or Evansville, formerly the
Washington House,
>. is now held for rent or lease on favorable
2 terms, to responsible parties, fol- a term of
years This well kpown~iiouse is located
on the corner of MAIN and THIRD
se AYREErS, Evansville. Indiana, and
is on the direct line from the railroad to
the river. 1t has just been thoroughly re-
furnished, and Is in good condition for
So frst-class Hotel. Parties wishing tc con-
z tract for a term Of years will address "a
81. CLAIR & DARLING, q.
sss mohoo1wp 75g EVANSVILLE, IND.
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WANTED.


VYyANTED-EGGS IN ANY GUAM
w. tfty. large or small, at the United
States House, No. 211 Main Street. between
Seventh and Eighth for which the high
est market price will be paid IN cash.
mch6 3r R. RANGER.
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A Nice Residence for Sale.
? WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-

3 u DEECE,, on the corner of second and
( good order--for a reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession given May 1cth.g Tile
.-f'gegu- l88 Race street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
~. faI,c2 fftf
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.sOMETHNG NEWT!
To HOusekeepers,

a T.ARAT foN e 1qrs!rtented OCT. 18th.
II 1861 that viii clean and polish your
Tin Plated Ware, Britannia, Brass, &c.
= like new WITH AS LITTLE LABOR AS WASH
ING and will not injure the finest silver or
plated surface. -s..
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Especial to Evansville Journal
ss..~t@ = Memphis Market.
By Telegraph MEMPHIS, March %
sCoTToN-Steady and unchanged.
and -firm..~-----.---.~.
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49,. Removal.

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-12
Sherman a. Historian OF tn. War.

1t is very evident that our late war
has not yet found its Napier. Who is to
be the historian of its great events does
not yet appear, although we agree with
the Boston Advertiser that General
Sherman, If any one, is the man of all
Others. That journal admires. as we do,
"his case ofstyle, his grouping ofsubjects,
his aptness ofepithet, and power OF terse,
nervous narration, and thinks that he
might i: he chosp, give to the world a
book of living, Dreaming history, such
a. posterity would enjoy rs keenly, and
prize as highly, as would the readers OF
the present age. With the exception OF
the Don 'lson, Island No. 10 and Pea
Ridge campaigns, Gen. Sherman WAS
identified with all the movements of the
victorious Western army. We know
that since the close of the war he has
been preparing for his own use and that
fthe Governmentcomplet and accurate
maps ofcampa gns, i Ofwhich are essen
tial to the writing of an accurate his
tory. Whether he will make literary
use Of them we do not know.