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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22
FOR SALE on LEASE s BGS
.Ziis1ou9g AisiN2u1tl - ~
The Crescent CITY Springs.
ONO ST@II . Q@XO
FTVHIS nEHEGHaFUIr 4.EsACEE RTpr

Sf~EBE-E 8Sk s<Sf . - ~
FEvHISa @&IAGHRRUxsE GeESACEE BFs
~ resort, I'm the Immediate pidinity aG
Evansville, adorned with AL the varieties
of native forest trees, In kae presegvat ION.
and beautifully laid out ina gardens groYes
and arbors, with all the buildings 'faeees-l
sary for the accommodation of the xsnblic
new and in good order. Is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terans.h NV lois
The buildings were mostly erected last
year. and consist of a fine large hotel, with
spacious aud %vel1 ventilated rooms, a bath
house, of six rooms, furn shed for o0id and
not, tub shower, and dolec1le baths of the
latest and most approved style: Billiard
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pin
alleys; iGaneing han and Reception rooms;
ladies' refectory. and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, oonfee-
tionery, bakery, Ice house, filed with ice,
&C., DC. THE waters are a saline chalybe-
ate, pronounced by medical men as on-
surpassed for their hygienic quail les. y
To any person acquainted with the hasi-
ness of conducting such an establishment.
an opportunity of making O. fortune Is
here presented, such as seldom occurs. 1
will hold the property for private, sale till
the first day of March next. II not then
sold will lease IL on favorable terms
Tim u fNNEn WIN, HEIIMANH
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Nashville Cotton Market.

BY TeIegraph.T NASHVILLE, March 81.
- CorToN dull and prices declined.
Sales of 200 bales at 24g2514c. Receipts, l52
bales;f shipped, 293 do. arU1 .snetgaa9
q Nothing done In other markets. ~
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City Marshal.

date for the offic e or City Marshal, subject
to the decision of the Union Conventfon.o
- &. A. MCCUTCHEN.
We.are authorized to announce the name
for the Office OF City Marshal, at the ensE-l
ing election, subject 20 the decision OF the
Union (. Opvention. orsne4oYr sroiuqihfy
Please announce my name for the office
OF City Marshal at the ensuing election
subject to the Union Convention. ~ ~
IV 10 .i3o Irbt PHILIP KLEIN. ~
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Especial t. the Evansville j Journal
Louisville Market,

BY Telegraph.1 LOUISVILLE, March q.
- TOBACCO s of 1Ss bids at full rates:
Common leaf Tugs, 81 so; coarse country
leaf, SD D.
FLeuR-Superfne 80 75@l0 s.. =, l--. =.
CoRN-Bulk, 7oci bulk sheiled. 72@75c. 4
i oATs-55@67c. a.o. s31Hisl1 Eloll l34
RYE-SI 40.
MESS PoRK-S22 75g23.
LARD-In tierces, l2lzc.
BAcoN-Shoulders 91z@954c; clear sides,
l2Hc.
WHIsKY-Raw, pc.
MoLAssEs -Plant ition, S5c. .s.
CoTToN-27c. $50
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For ToWnship Trusten.

l am a candidate for reelection to TIA
office of Township Trustee at the ensuik-
election IS 10. HEDDERdCH. J
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POfafnes.
0nA BBLS. PEACHBLOWS;
0OO 200 do. Neshannocks;
aa ytlI lj0 do. White sprouts.

FUT slLIE Dy j. 2. DUTOUCftEI a IFB.
mchl6 div '.df Eof .f.lufsl1o 59n saW =
SOR ALE-GROCERIES-A fine stock
location, with good run of custom. To
any one desiring TO go into this business,
the present Oilers an excellent OppOrtuaai ty,
as the establishment viii be sold alta bar
gain. For particulars, address p. q. Lock
Box 70, Evansville, Ind. 5Ifeb2S
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S0R SALE-LOT.-For sale AT a bar
= gain, q Lot so feet on First Street, w tn
featuring purposes Inquire of H. BAER,
corner of First and Main Streets ,6eb9 dam
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a Mae Residence for Sale.

III WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-.
4 DENCE,e0n the corner OF second and
Walnut StHeeis, in Evansviile-ulGw IN
good 0rder--sfor a reasonable pr1ee. on easy
terms. Possession given May 10th. TITLE
perfect Ado resS aar II. E READ,
c.-g l38 tsaee Street, Cincinnati, S9hto.J
fel123 dtf y IVA ~ y ~ ~ 1RAA
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BOARDING,
4 I9NIgT TITTTT7IE - b.

POARDING.- The best OF accornmo
- -, cations can be had at MRS. l.. "a
Depot Large ana comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. ljans d9m
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Testimonial from Geo. W. Goode, Memphis,
E ~go f8 et 1ennessee,l 9di Il a1u0I
have, for two seasons, bought largely
ana used freely your Cotton Seed Oil Meal
cows, and hogs with excellent results in all
cases J consider tia very healthy, nutri7i
uous, and economical feed, and would not
mch20 IwI 9IAnG nG. W.GOODE.l
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North z Side Of Third Stree
en0itDios8T-
Between Sycamore and Vine,

AM diff
/ amt ri TH9U80 ~ aoHL.t sHI
n34blido Gao wiuiui ad4{-.YfhP u
GgniaieiJaoo tDodiiw is9d 9di ~.
.b9mmsj s15e1a ri3ai gmYe
jnsbnoqeoTIoo L-B9Taa q SIT
10 3 ne b9sg II mBm" teii siso22i
How 1i3di 10 3nDo3an so sobei 1oi
9en9iis 10 ayoi nwof
s. Is v8S1ut iEt DoW oilW nam 4
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Bowldering Streets.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
FTVHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
= city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until March 25th, 1867, for grad
ing and bowldering the following streets,
viz: rrA Head. rt.afA.9rf
First street, from the southeast curb-lfne.
of Leet street, to the northwestern terfnf-
nus of Sid street at. the eastern line of
Block No. l33, L4amaSc0; s-A
Division street, from the northeast curb
line of Water street to the southwest side
\ of First street;
Division street, from the northeast side
of First street to the middle OF Second
Division street, from the middle of sec
ond street to the southwest side of Third
street; - -l -,fl.i-t -
!. Elm street, from the northeast curb-line
eof Water street to the southwest side OF
First street ;;--as-.s' - ' -' -
Water street, from the middle of I,ocust
street to the middle of Main Street:
Water streets from~the middle of Main
street to the middle OF S. canIore street,
Water street, from the middle of Svca
more street to the middle of Vine street.
Specifications may be seen at the CITY
Clerks office. Es - I = f'S
By order of the Council.
A. NJ: MCGRIFF, Clerk.
Evansville, March I'd 1867, fncb2
Union copy.1
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Civ clerk.

We are authorized 10 announce the
name Of GEORGE f., GRESHAM If the
Old Twenty-fourth India ma Volunteers as
a candidate for The. office of City Clerk.
SUBJECT 20 the nomination OF the Union
VI II V tpiY9ln 9nohau gnihion avnsI o
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For JnstIce an fhe Penee.

AT the solicitation of many citizens L
have consented to become a candidate for 2
the office of Justice OF the Peace for Pigeon
Township, at the ensuing April election,
-pneiIl 1pC OF sAnhJ. p. ELLIOTT
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sTEELE q TRIRLE

LUMBER, DOAhDS, LATdS, &c, OF every de-
cliption constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order SAVING
of every kind done on the shortest notice
aplS-ly. ct a b huf
: SASH, DOORS. LUMBER, &c.
nadi Hunnel 81 Sons,
Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, DC;
Also, Dealers in ed ur
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving of every description done to
order. feear tGf aaf 1853 .efeN ~
Orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to- 05.o a. gtfa - .hinoH.
4t Factory and Yard, go iId
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,
pr21 Evansville, Ind
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G0Unpflman

MEtS)CssMffi. d al csddidSf e f5btys&
election as Councilman fiom the Fourth
Waru' 4zo,kr Inn IA k,c RI
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Sheep not plenty to-dayony 11o1 at Fortethst,
cars OF about 200 each ut Hudson CITY, and 2O2 head az
COmmunpaw. They scarcely changed from yesier.
day selling quick If good. We noticed very hard l9 OF
little State lambs sold 40 about 81 Is per head Al F0r-
teth-st., cars hne Canada sheep and lambs, W 10,
brought 6lG7!c, the average being 7c; ear Una state
sheep Of IS d. s2 rs; 81 very good Osego Co. n ~ sheep
lOl 10, part ut Sc. aud the balance at &C. AZ HUDSON
City cars common State sheep brought - per bead
Five cars are due here tomorrow. At ConmuPawS u
Ohio sheep OF Sc brought s. Is 100 10 l thin ONO
sheep q ~ &c picked sheep % 70, Co. and 2 poor niue
Pennsy yania lambs OF ~ D. at 81 G2i eac after seectng
few OF the best at &C. y ID.
Hogs continue TO improve under the stimulus OF nght
receipts and cool weather, and wenfoncd dealers an
ucpate higher prices still Tue market Is active to-day
with 10 cars at Communipaw and ears at FOrtetbst
Hudson River Railroad, with expected by the
Erie Dealers say they cannot get much for hogs over
the HewforE Central and Hudson River Roads, when
have been heavily fed at Albany for those landed by
the Frs and New-Jersey Central Roads which bring
stock longer distance without feed; hence the same
hogs weigh lighter. Sales nc Fortethst. to-day. cars
somewhat rough 178 ID O. hogs at 81 Sii car smooth
Mich hogs OF 1855 b. same price, car Mich common. le3
10 7tc cars fair o., l9I ID, 78c cars o., 200 10. 1sc
one deck, due the Erie, selected hogs OF 20 u, could
be sold a. 7Ac to arrive Those at COmmnnpaw came IN
late, and likely to sell at 7d7icOne lot holding
with All offer or 81 20 per cwt,
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troveler named Allen T.. Day of Klaus

traveller named Allen T.. Day of Kansas
CIV died sddeny yesterday morning ut the Nell House
iui as he was starting for Pittsbugh.
Farmers in some parts of Illinois drive their
sto eIgbt miles 20 water and back consuming the entire
day some are giving away hogs because they have no
water
Sheriff circuit of Kalamazoo, Mich, was
shot tbloueh the breast the morning OF the 81 inst by
some rersons outside the jail, who were endeayOrng 70
assst tsoners 60 escape quantity Of burearS tools
were tound IN the tayard. and revolver was taken
from one OF the prisoners which had heen passed ~
during the night At last accounts Mr. Orcntt WAS SIN
alive, but IN very critical condition. Inc ashasss -
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND
OFFICE.

The report Of the Hon. Joseph s. Wilson. Com
missioner OF the Land once that the area OF the
"a 40 ares The extent OF Russian America estimated
ST. $50 square miles or SC939O0 acres making to3i
nave been surveyed is 4s55i7s acres leaving residue
sflsI9.6o6le22 acres yet uDmeasured. A..
q. quantity ofppbHe lard, Disposed Of during ne last c,i 90
es i. we're :oii o eab 7e69el
Sss" sT bsssads uH ib Aets Of 1852 "a sud 9O 40
Approved several States swamp "iR o y
me- ye.sel IN osrtsia states under railroad wagon road
s9d a a,si g Iseu1s and mechanic college scrip To-
f,tr selec!O nsle by States SLin Their respect ~ %,
M s%osa ssei On cssh pe5proa' So 2gs g
he disposed q previous year shs(aeTe EoO
The rrpor describes the rectangular system which was
adopted 1885, aud states that under II base lines were
NOT sstaos.d M 1 he nrjncnel meTidisns
In coincidence with longitude, and form sueh pases
townships Of slx square miles are run anu S sS6 so
from these bases while the ranges are counted ny ke
ssrles OF numbers az running Oss' au WEI A ~ into
dans The x-me square townships are oiyasu nv
sections OF one mile square, or $40 acres again to a
onsrter onarss ~ IN scSeS In the nroress Of the sys
Ssm, during period Of "a years, tce,g principal bases
nenty established and II has been mtated-he Russian
Pu chase eKcepted-in all the land States and also In the
OF surveying has been completed III its progress the
whole OF the srvcys eyeTywhere from the Atlantic the
Teerrable for the identification 81 division
subdivision, great small, 10 the initial points I'M
trsectOns Of the surveyed base lines with the principal
ueridians.
Tie next portion Of the report devoted to sketches in
outline Of the rise and progress OF me STATES where the
public surveys have beea completed and OF the other pub
70 land States aud Territories, cominencing with Ohio
The report says that nearly all the land I'm the State may
Dc Described Of good quality none - comparatively
snnt for culnyatOn but tbo valleys OF the rivers and
particularly OF the twOtho ScOtO and the Maumee ana
her trbufaes-cOntan the most fertile ana valuable
lands-eaeh containing area Of 33OO0O acIes cODpr
ghg together than OnefOurh the area OF the entire
stae. The shores Of Lake Erie OF superior adapia
NOD 70 the cultivation Of fruit account OF their eNe
uOn from destructive frOsts Tie peach which falls IA
most OF the northern States, finds there cODRenal cit
palei while the grape hrves n that section better than
any other part OF TIE State. The climate OF Northern
ehi0 - VI eonrbe colder thai ~ The snnfhen portion.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THuRspIr Dec. 6.-lseceipts OF beeyes to-day, $40 AZ
one hundredth-st.. and i7s at Hudson CITY making
tI ~ sso since Monday. The market Is strong at yes
,erday's fgres and all were likely TO sell. We note ono
lot OF SO scarcely medium Illinois steers sold az hudson
Ttv NJ Ic on 81 owt Six cattle due az HUDSON
Cty tomorrow In report Of week ago we omit
tsd 20 mention tasteully fitted truck loaded WIN
narteIr fat beef sheep, and dressed h0gs eOntIlDu
tons from the Communipaw yards 60 q Thanksgltlhk
Tor Tie Howard Mission 10 gotten under the aus
Noes of Mr. C. g. Anderson. and was very oedllapie
ar showing the hearts OF the live STOCK men ID
relle, ing the wants Of the needy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

TILT DOATI.sTTC TRADE OF TiIE UNfTED STATE.
Mr. Wilson devOtes q considerable part OF his report TO
the domestic trade Of the country which h6 estimates ~
e. 900 100 900 annually.
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PRICES
Best-Per 100 n. on total weight Of Hide, Ta0w. and
ond quality $40 toas as; third quality, ss@SO some
OF the poorest cows, bulls, &c, IS 50eT 90
Working OreH-s75 .2j0; handy steers, 43OdSl5O or
much according TO their value for beef.
COus and Young CdiceS--Far quality f5OGS15i extra,
t30asl00 iarrUw and dry, f35QS5.
SiOres--Thin young cattle for farmers-Twoyears old,
$30dSI5; thTee-ycaTs old, i0dT0 ..r
Seep-Per n, live weight, 495ci extra, 5iG6ei sheep
and lambs, per head, I'm lots, las.
Fat HOgs-Per n, 3d7ac. live weight.
Hides-Brghton, zoe. y n; country lots, Sl9oc
Ca( SkfRS-l6GISc, Y %. .I
TdHOc-BrightOn. SAGE. Y y country lots, 11It@
FeitS-61o dSl each; country lots, 62dl0c'
KEMARks-The general expectation THIS week seemed
10 he Of short supply Instead 81 2cGo the West c0u
afford 10 send this week hardly COO APoOd number OF
butchers were present ard trade more bTsk ta Ior
several weeks past There were several punches OF fair
Northern oxen; load was sold Tor l3cJ SIX, ana
few single pairs sc l3idl3lc. 10; Dnt We heard OF
nothing higher at Cambridge l.. G. Udall sofa one PAR
for 1870. aud one pair Tor lsc d. o. r. Taylor syu ~, ~
each or gc Tor S5. SIC; for So or se AMI Tor Ie
10 SIX At Brighton found the Eastern yards occll
pied DIV over 400 Maine CATTLE largo proportion OF
which were good heavy oxen. and that me sosn SHORE
Judge, fully equal to tine demand. or the Mashaclselt
oxen sold at l2t lSc Is ~ l2c at llc @e u
the Maine cattle 6 sold 10 the River feeders NJ b3c
q 10 live weight, and another lot at &c. at ntc VI 10 At
gc 40 sk, &c. The market i quicker with ah ADVANCE
over the dull market Of last week OF S4se. 10:
The supply ~ sheep s comparatively small, mt tne
market ha1 recovered from the effect OF the tate over
advance pricer, while on the sim lots we are nOt sure
that NJ is ~ hard to-day last week. burnt child
breads the nre and butchers seem To dread cs TINS
week Saw lot Of 40 divided, half az - balt AT l0c v
head C. W. Bailey 1870 VI u.s. and over so for y 20,
and thought they wOnld have brought YORK shllnhg
any other week this year.
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sa6inas ganks.

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
w NEW MAlBLE Fl1EPHoOF DAEkISGHOUSk
Eor ard 3 Tldrifyr, n. T.,
opposite Cooper Inst re
sTX PR CENT INTEREST free on Tax ALLOW Ed on deposits
from S3 ~ 5000 ISAAC 4. SMITH, PRESIDENT
7. W LiLLIE Secretary. 49,
V'HIRD-AVENUE SAYINGS BANK.
Corner Tba-aYe, and Tweiys.rihsL
Blk PR CENT INTEREST pd free om Government TAI on 90
run ~ 20 $500.
'"l ''''''' 2'1'-'' Avn" SPENcBR K GREEN President
RICHARD KELLY, Secretary
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D6iSrnS lIotiSss.

Pnr.pcRsa roRr WAYNE. ASp cTcAsO R. r Co,
OyftcE OF S8cRErAEY, lIrr.HraGn. Dec 1851 s
DIVIDEND No 10 The Board OF Directors
~ Company DECLARED rgu qsitery Dividend q
yoASP oHEg PEs cESE o :t 81 ';s. e. .s i. az
DNIDESD THREE AND oSenALf go PR cEXI les Co.
bsY Is d % - J.ausTy sc 4 tie ors d a, Lsnr Co.
S S o s1 r p1 10 ibo S'S i i =
Ibe trsnt nS2 VII cog 90 SATVaSig "a Ht' az H.
and reopen On FRIDAY jan H. 'p s,s,s,s
GEsxEAI oITicE. E,lE bAl.wAy co.P,,sI.
nTVIDEND--The Directors OF the Erie Rail
1 the , .. G%Psa s.,f f FER tie GEAR 49, syRS pEs CES
iri toe Ta,ares Omee AiepAee 70 tie Registered boe"
rScf a. tie closing Of 'le books s,.A IN - p4,, n.
o." D'' ~ '''p'- - wv ioR1Ti0 n OTIS Secr,tay
0TYcE OF TnE DrSVNrE sSo Sog1 S Sor = + s Co.
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER
erred &C., psrsS % tie sI,t q ece@6er 1857 the s
ae' x JessaP CO. No. rgs IT, @ ae l1's es on H..
M prOEuO and reopen for transfers 90 the y q !1s9aT s
OFFICE OF rHs ATLANTIC MAI SrEASSniP CoSsAsT
No. BowIING-sKEES, New. orb, Nos. ~ 1907.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tlLat the ,1 b0aT1
oFTwo SSD SEHaLP PE Cent slfi paJsOi'
Ts Ira viii and 5Gg.P pee H.
G5auus for CUISINES GLEN
A RETAIL BOTANIC DRUG STORE for
sALE IN. opportunity 70 secure a good place ''" r''
A GOOD CHANCE for safe rnyestment.-A
~ party hAvrg possession veocaet 10 Book51 san,
PARTNER either special acye Nb $4,000 ca.h 70 eject
sS5 Iaa G 4r sT i iSs MIL
A SPLENDID HOTEL PROPERTY aud So
kewBrun lick hoel i0us
business Esi lhshsd 30 years Ouly SLIGO =, =.
j $ FERGUSOY Co.. No % Nassagst, Room No y
NOR SALE-One of the most secure but pay
i ing MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS b. the county,
The al tho country command re3dy s,s
fr nrarstlrl sod preferred oLrf good. ar "a Eye
Fo csptsl uch ADVANTAGE aud poi Is offered
sale IN several wholesale houses 10
villages and b. BY addressing note 10
H. AMES Co.. 80 Tbnne Office, BY whom l paTtcnAr VII
b. olsen .nd aby The ppreiors ppo.e 90 .s OBJ. PPer
Ti'HB OFFICIAL STATE PAPER.-Circu-
h hles in every county.
ILLINOIS STATE JOURNAL,
PgbHIhsd Daily AID Weekly st Springfield, IL
ADVERTISERS
take uotce that THE JOURNAL the Only morning ss-s
Published Stste CsptslthAi the any EepaaAeaH
ty-hstt the oEcA state ard - lie
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN IhE STATE
Chicago The weekly e. zion Ienerates County sSe
serptor price,: DAILY 10; Weekly. 81 Address
THE ILLINOIS JOURNAL COMPANY, Springfield. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

W : =
OF gold ana silver Ia the country waiting 70 be called INTO
Ectye srVice. Give these millions their place Mako
nom Cor rhrin by calling n the legal tender notes tho
,rt disturaug element of currency, and the most
sIpeusive debt he Government has lncuTredgraduauy
m van uieast iHt surely Enforce ridiy the Itdemp-
cn uf tine National bank notes. Retain for the Federal
perry and control VI the currency OF
49, country through the National banks aud We may yet
s-aze the great deSiderUtuDa safe uniform currency,
Convertible into coin at the viii VI The holder.
Respectfully submitted. - , >,
The Ion HUGH MCCULLOCH, Secretary Of tie Treasury
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-TIGsT CALL,
~ lAlrr

10t O'CLOCK A. N.
GOyERNMEHT DEPARThTNr.
A. $40 Comp G2 o. 500 Comp CO $40 Reg rs
COCO ...-....1O7i loo II o'clklOsi 4OO......lOi
1000. IL oclklO7i g. t20 Cp'n 66 81 l0+o Cou
b20 Con G5 100OOI2 O'cik 1851 S,0O........l0lt
220oO. l2OcIk IO7t c. $40 Reg t5 35O0......lOit
l00o0.......,lTi l,Oc0.......i0ii lOOv0l9 ockl0ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

Oillfs IN AIlglralln aud 4 so

lB1E showing ne Comparative Distance NJ london ria
Gibraltar and Suez Canal. and NeU-i0Tk Vid san
-.---- LL.-... $3.50.
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finanfial.

OJFfcE on THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
NEw.YOaE November DO 1891, O'clOck .. n
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the In
~ soeor, Of Election m Directors u this Company having been
served With Bunc,ons tire Courts prohibits them from hon n
,eeos have accordingly postponed the o election al
DAY &C. 1851 %. boar, 81 y and % a. 'Hs
Comoapy. oneS FREDERICK BILLINGS D
ISAAC TAYLOR }lnspectorA
RUFUS q. BBARDSLBR. }
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Reported or THE TRIBUNE Jor e Dce e1.di0 Wednesday,,
" Dee. Z, 1867.
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pected to know the intimate character of
disease well enough to know what is dam
| gcrous and what is not, because they DO
! not, therefore, know that ninety out OF
every hundred cases of disease to which
physicians are called would get we'll it left
to themselves, and that thus one system
Of medicine appears to cure as many as
another. But it is more strange that nom
est men, when told that the system in
question is departed from in bad cases,
should continue to help impose upon their
fellow beings deception so criminal that,
| if it related to any other Of the affairs of
life, they would draw back from it with a
shudder.
Tho Zouave Jacob, however, does not
even use medicines in the most infntes-
sinai Of doses; he disdains all material
fees to cure paralysis depending on soft
cning Of the brain, cataract of the eye,
tubercle Of the lungs, or pcrforation of the
drums of the car People arc carried in
to him on littcrS by the dozen in every
shape and condition Of human deformity
and human misery, and such is the conf
dence in his power that all go in with con-
tidence, and few come out apparently
cured. And how is this done? A certain
number of persons are bedridden from
habit, and need some energetic individual
like Jacob to tell them to get up and walk.
They make the trial and succeed, and one
man swinging his crutch around his head
as he issues from the sanctum of Jacob is
enough to poison whole community with
the absurd superstition.
It is nevertheless droll to see such a SUI
perstition take root and swell into colossal
proportions in the Voltairean city of Paris.
MALALOFF.