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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18
SALES.
sOl'dGrexGol
SATURDAY. March l6-P. NJ.

SATURDAY March l6-PM
Gold closed at 1871. The exports to-day were
$22I,OOO.
Government stocks are higher and 5-20s of 1855,
new ISSUE have sold at l0Gs. The 7.30s are quoted
1867 TO i0js the latter for first series State stocks
are steady Ohio and Mississippi certificates with
large sales, dropped 10 2jl The Miscellaneous stocks
were generally weak. Canton sold down to 46i
Mariposa was quoted 23d23s. Railway shares were
not supported at the Board except Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, which rose to SCI Michigan Southern
sold down to 7!a7 in the face of The Times of this
morning, which baited its Michigan Southern hook
with Commodore Vanderbilt This gentleman and
Mr. Drew have long been used in this way to catch
financial gudgcons but it is fortunate that
they arc not called upon 10 pay the
losses of persons entrapped by such rumors with
assisting in contests for control which end III
Wa-st. bIessrs. Drew and Vanderbilt may desire
TO buy" and control such roads Erie and
Southern, but il is n luxury ont of the reach Of or
binary purses After the call the prices were higher
with moderate sales New-York Central sold at l03s
f1lG3t, and Michigan Southern at 10. The latter
should be let alone for the single that it may
be scarce for delivery. the case with Prairie
Dog" and Ayers Mls.n The last prices were as
follows New-York Central, 1OSalO3.; Erie 59a
59s; Michigan Southern, 75f075s; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, s2ias2l; Rock Island. 9604l; North
Western, 3jsGS55; Northwestern Preferred, 6S!Q
6S!; Fort Wayne, 96ba9G!; Mariposa, 23a23I. -.
Money on call is 6G7 per cent and loans at less are
exceptional. Commercial paper sells at 81 for
few names, and 7G7l for ordinary prime signatures
Paper not strictly prime, sells at SOLO per cent.
The bank statement is expected TO show loss of
900 in legal tenders and decrease of deposits
of g., $4,000. ~
Bills at GO days on London are quoted at 1019 d1OSk
for commercial; Os,ql09s for bankers; do, short
sight 1O9i01009: Paris, ut 60 days, 5.e005l5 do at
short sight, 5.t595l2i; Antwerp, 5.909517l; Swiss,
52O2517i; Hamburg S5Ia36t; Amsterdam, 4O,0
AT; Frankfort, 4la4lE Bremen, 7ss&i9; Prussan
thalers IiG72 I.tsr.. Ell" '.'1.
Freights are firm The engagements to liyerpoola are
q 900 bush Corn at ed; COO bales Cotton at 5-lGG
7-18d $500 bbIs Petroleum mt 5s; and per steamer,
1000 bush Corn at 6ld and 200 bales Cotton at 916D
sd British bark with $500 bbls. Petroleum to Liver
pool on private terms; ship to London with $500
bills Petroleum on private terms and avesse to same
port with Petroleum. at As. Cd. To Bremen 200 ties.
Lard at 20s; and 400 bbs. Petroleum at 2s. Cd.
The business of the SnbTreasury was: Receipts
for Customs, $4,000; do. for Gold Notes s2iS,OOo
Total Receipts, s249IGSO 50; Total Payments, $9iS
600 OF; Balance, gill ,6G1, 2G6 20.
Tho Michigan Southern Road earned the second
week IN March: au
1866 $so,3OO 1867. $6SoJ Decrease. S2ls5
The earnings OF the Atlantic aud Great Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

sURROGATEs COURT.-Before Surrogate TUCKER
The wills of the following deceased persons have
been admitted TO probate during the past week stephen
squrcs Martha H. Boyle, fJohn Richards Louisa Emily
Bnsoc, Lyra A. Bixly, W. G.. i. Tucker.
Letters Of administration have been granted on the
following estates: Jano Lager, James Bottom john
DriscOll, LOrenz MUTT, James Dolan Michael Derry
Julius Henks, Francis Ryan, George Thefarth john q
Wood James Riley, Horace Ely, Henry Freeand Patrick
Murphy, John 8. HOff, Matthew Kelly, Joseph Love,
Charles Mulholand, Catherine OConnor, Sarah H. 5pen
GER Virginia Spencer, John G. Browning John Crowley
Edward Degnan Eugene T. Johnson, NJ Eyeline Iaverre
William H. Chester, John b. Griyet, Nathaniel T. Spear
Emanuel SchWab
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Roger gave bail to appear az that time in the sum OF
81 900 -,
The case OF Nathaniel ]. Mills charged with having
given fraudulent bond 10 obtain large quantity OF
whisky from a bonded warehouse. was to have been re-
sumed before Commissioner Osborn but all the parties
not being ready the to future day to be
agreed upon by counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18
EISk & HATCH.

BANKERS AID DEALERS ~ GoyERNNENr SECURITIES,
No. NAssAUST
Will receive THIRTY notes OF all the series N eS
change for the NEW $50 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, AZ no
best market rates, which holders OF Is vi" ma 20 Tie"
advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPECIAL TERu-MARcH
.l.. 1G-Before Judge CARDOZO
f ..... DECISIONS.
Brendenback agt. Radley.-1he notice Of motion
In this case Is wanted. . ... .
Harvey agt. PagC.-Moti0n granted without costs and
with leave to plaintiff 70 bring action. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

Nos.
eI-U. s. sgi. FinJ-oae Bales
Goat1lsir
65-U. :. Sgt Two BblA Of
Whisky.
gu. s. sgt. PcFiy.iye Mounted
Bracelets.
i0-U. s. sg,. Conrad Swackhsm-
mer.
li-U. y. agt Two Thousand
Bundles Iron Wire.
i3-U. s Agt. One Case SilkL
:EI--U. 5. agt.f -Four Cases Ribbons.
81 S. sgt Two Cases Bind
iugH
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COURT CALENDAR-TBTs DAT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge BENEDICT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18
BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION.
FRS OFFICES

The cases of Henry Holden and William II. Glider,
charged with removing number Of barrels OF whisky
from their distilcr 10 two stOresOne In Fulton and
the other in Wesst-withOut its being inspected and
branded, resumed. The particulars have already 1p
pcared in our columns. One witness was examined,
whose evidence was OF material importance The
further hearing was then adjourned TO Wednesday next
At o'clock, y. m.
Michael Lang and james Lang, were brought before
Commissioners White charged with stealing three barrels
OF whisky from seized distllery at No 81 AbattOir
place. IL seems that the two Ramsdcns had been APP
pointed keepers Of the seized premises mud Is charged
that they connection with the Ian stole the whisky.
and had II taken TO p0rterhOus kept by the Lang.
AL except Roger Lang were committed FOR an eGamina
ton. 10 take place Thursday next at o'clock o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18
rs rRoM sErr. l. 1888. To pArE.

FISH-Tlc supply OF Dry Cod Is small, and with fhit
demand prices firm at - 500s6 50 for ~ GeGgcB
Grand Bank MackcTel in good jobhing demand,
and prices well sustained Heirings quiet and
unchanged.
GRAINThe features Of Wheat market the pastweck
have presented very decided change 20 those Of the pre-
cedng week The low prices current at the date Que
last review attracted very general attention and Nth
decided reaction IN the market for sound Flour Mlcr
aud spectators have purchased with mitch confience
reducing stock OF good spring Wheat very matersiy
but OF White we notice considerable addition 10 ourfbk
aud VI this the arrivals IN prospect are laTge with all
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

STAND ron Hacks. "A petition
from tho business non and property
holders on First Street, near Main,
was presented TO the City Council last
night, asking that n stand be desiF-
mated where hacks would be required
to remain when not employed The
business men in the locality desie-
mated make serious complaint about
the congregation Of hacks to the mn
noyance Of business. If IL Il not
deemed advisable that "a particular
stand he designated by the Council,
IL Is due TO the eo~mplainauts that they
nj lsast be relieved from the annoy
anee aud IT wal very properly deter.
mined to instruct the police to give
the matter their attention, until some
definite arrangement il determined
upon by tic Counsel.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

Ordered That a sidewalk Of class
No ! be constructed on the north.
east side Of Sixth Street, from Wal
nut TO Chestnut.
A sidewalk Of class No z was or.
dered on the north side Of Franklin
Avenue. from Brink meyers Enlarge.
me1t 10 Washington Street: also, on
the east side Of Fulton Avenue. from
Seventh 10 Ninth Street, Of class No.
z. and on the west side Of Fulton
Avenue, from Seventh to Eighth
Street.
A gutter war ordered to be opened
on Eighth Street.
J0hn Etuerieh asked to be allowed
10 keep a boiler iron Aue where the
ordinance requires a brick hne. No
disposition was made OF the easc. and
the Council adjourned
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
Amusesnenfa,

NEW MErRoPoLtTAN The audi
ence at the Theatre last night was
quite meagre, considering the attrac.
tions offered. We had not the pleas
mre Of witnessing the performance
and can not speak from knowledge.
We are told, however, that the pres
cptation Of Kiehclieu was rather cred
table. Mrs. Golden was excellent
as she always IN.
Tonight will be- presented the great
French Drama, entitled Belphegor
the Mountebank," to coDclude with
Betty Baker.p Miss Engel, IL Is snid,
il n ~precaeious actress. aud Mr..
Hutchinson stands high IN his pro-
f%essiou. Let n good house greet the
young Star tonight.
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Who II Responsible 7

Victim Of debility, who In responsible fpt
1euF fsableneHsT Not yourself. you wfil
ssg for you've done all you could To cure
a, That's ~ mistake on our pHft.
Toa haven't tried 1IDsTEfTEtSs BtTs
1s.fggs aHa4H4##H
gloomy dgApeptie. with al uneasy stotn-
ash ff3I Il wUrid#wpafE fare. ~ course you
pgs - t~arfnentaf Hui sou are H. In saEy to
Use ffotu your condition thnt
vgfts.
Hili9us sufferer, IL Is not your fault, you
Asslfth, that YauT symptoms grow worse
fshy nv 1ay. blue pill DOESN'T 10 you any
as9tts Sefy Hkeiyi Hut YOU enh lie brought
rsssttd for ali that.
W. haven't you tried HosthtIIstt'E
AgITIEn#f
TlHend. on whom Fever aud Ague alter.
a5ataiy blows hot aud old. aud whose brain
seems 10 he bursting with the effects al
aSsins powerful drug do YOU assume sIbs
asepA tlaibiiityf - moi You've taken piles
~ uufnIHn and All the regulation uihdia
sasfes. what could you 10 inofef one
s1sitig niore@tiie very thing. that would
have s%setaptsf sou ffonl Mi tile pntgs
Alatt f88sg rack g9as
Yef hay. never tried ItosTigrrEts4s
1sIerEtta,
Hefvaas invalid. what have you 10 say T
4su piead that yia have tried ali file
#~ngvluea of the pitafhaaeoptaihs II they
bn vs. dome Y1n 40 good. ~ ~ not your
faults 3HN t1FA tot tasppt4slRlps Wlelg,
al fssatiEi sutt have, IN reality. nobody
- blame hut NattHHif.
My lfhyentt Hu tried HD@TETTGItH
aipf kft87
MttafH afa absolute specifics.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

A SUDDEN CuANar.-Tho weather,
which was opproesively warm all the
forenoon aud up to ! o'clock IN tho
evening. suddenly turned cold Last
evening, and the wind shifting to the
North paye out fears Of frost. An
other such frost M We had laat week
would 10 serious damage.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
MlLLInAnY Goops.-Tha Millinary

III fFFFFFFFWFV
Goods owned by Misses Bigclow *
Co, are of private saIe, at Hiram Mel
CONS Auction Rooms, opposite tho
Post Office. on Locust Street, until
"Wednesday, May H. at two o'clock
10 tho afternoon, At which time, If not
sold privately, they will be sold at
auction Ladies, the Goods arc good.
Come aud SEQ.
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natchel0r's Hair Dye,

flais splendid Halt Dye - the best IN The
ga1las lae oatly f"e ahn p"Iiest W
AAappainlAaauts Mo s~idieuiuus tiuta,
wstla4tl Ilaels ot Brown. Remedies the III
af4aata ri Natf HDss, I~uviEutates tho hair,
asAviAE IL soft aud baH utiItll. The gant1a
AAa Is 4latesI ~ HfaHi II, Hafnhetgr,a AHotiis
ses are MAetp limitations. ntif should. 10
AEAfs al said ny all inuaA8Ais si1d Fef'
saahefa. Factory ~ naselay Street, New
EnuMs
az na yAng or A .ouSrEMsEsr.
Zee. IA Alg.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

WANTED IN Thirty DAYs-A
good dwelling house, four or five
rooms, above Main Street, aud not
farther out than Fifth Street, for one
year. Apply 70
FnED H. HGsroN.
No. North Water Street, up stairs.
myl5 q.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

THAT SnoortNd AFrAIn-Wo are
informed that the shooting affair On
Sunday, Of which We made mention
in yesterday Journal, did not take
place on the ground belonging TO the
Crescent City Springs, but On Tire oot
side noar by The p%roprietors of the
Springs have u strong police force
constantly on hand, aud aro dotermiu
ed To maintain good order on their
promises ut all times and ~ all haz-
ards, bH if.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

BhIeKnAfrfNd Sronfs. - We arc
told that - rumbof of rowdies s%anoti-
fed tue Sabbatli by ~indulRing in u
game at .tlie manly art of hurting
brickbatr ut zach. others beads qp
Sunday night, near Bdbk meyers
foupdry. We did not aaqertQlp tba
result on tho nnmas Of tho plrlie3 Gu
gagged tits 10 behopod thatthd potie6
will get hold Of them and let Record
or Nelson teach tham butttr MORALS
aa well a. better MANNERS h#a #fH3a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

Ur AdAfN.-Tlto magnificent IRON
front OF Mat llenning's new building
on Frat Street Is again up and looks
very Gue. The walls nre mp nearly TO
the top Of tho second story Thore
was q temporary saspension Of opera-
tions for a few daya'during last week,
but this Week Tho work will bo pnah-
cd vigorously. Ia The mo4pwhile,
however, work will bo suspended on
the Opera House, to wait the compile
ton Of tho iron fronts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

An IMrupENr TnfEr.@While tho
Quickstop was lying at Cairo, the
other night, some bold seoundrel on-
tered the room Of VIM Tiloston, tho
second clerk, aud relieved him Of his
watch mud all the chair except the
hook. which no found hanging in his
veat button hole. Tho watch was n
silver one, and was more valuable as
an heirloom IL Ind a photograph
of Tileston on the dial plato.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

aeay~ ltemember Hiram Nelson's
gale Of dry goods ut his Auction
Room on Locust Street, opposite the
posto0ice, this morning, NJ . O'Clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

DEpor UousE.-Aa I am about 10
leave for Europe, I wish 60 notify my
friends and patrons that the Depot
House will be closed during my alb
sencc, and also to thank them for
their kind patronage for nine years
past. m1Gl1t1 CmAkLEs SCHMIDT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

matter. Messra. Ingle and Gennng
visited MI. Carmel, aud n Railroad
Meeting was held aud considerable
spirit was infused into the minds Of
the people on that side, and they hope
to be- able to do much more than the
Committee who visited this city sup
posed they would be able to do. The
prospects are more encouraging, We
hope soon 10 SOC the enterprise made
a certainty beyond a peradventure.
JAA#
RECORDER CouEr=Busiuesa was
decidedly light IN tho Recorders
Court yesterday. for Monday Two
solitary oases of drunk IN rather mild
forms constituted the violations Of
the city ordinances, Of which cog
n]izanee WINS taken. Charley Ander-
son wab tho first, and h Misther"
Malone was the other. The first was
fined sZ, with ~ % costs, and tho
latter was fined 81, with 80 20 costs
The easb Of the two young Dandee-
tells war settled by thoir paying n fnel
Of VI each, aud the COSTS amounting
to " Oi.
Two mon who preferred going TO
Jail 10 paying their fines, on Saturday,
were set to work on tho streets yes
torday, and they worked right faith.
fully. One Of them was taken before
Ills Honor yesterday evening, and il
was understood that he would bo let
of on condition OF leaving town.
One or two other warrants were
out, and the officers bad information
Of an old offender ut bis old tricks,
and were on his tricks.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

CoNMoa PLEAS Cotar. - There
were but few eases determined in the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday.
After u littlo probate business tho
case of John T. Young w. the II II
q. II. X. was taken up. This wae an
action To recover tho value Of some
poultry, shipped nj Tcrre Huuto on
dofondants' road md lost, ~ plain
tiff alleges, by tho neglect aud mis-
management Of deiondants' agents,
For anHwer The defendant admit the
uhipmont Of tho poultry aud tho loss,
but alloted il the duty Of shippers to
t1ko care Of such property. rs nil aueh
property was shipped by this aud all
road connecting with it ut the risk 81
tho shipper. Trial by jury. Verdict
for plaintiff for 853 40. Defendants
moved for a now trial. AFRO Dyer
for plaintiff; Iglohart FOR defonse.
The members Of tho bar generally
laughed at tho idoa of such a verdiot,
but railroads aud atoamhonts stand
no chance in eourta In this city 2 s4
4. Tho next east was John Laubs Va.
Smith Fields. Appeal 10y plaintiff.
Tho cause Of action was for damages
ohtmed hy reason Of the defendant
sdlling The plaintiff q horse that would
net work IN n ono.horao wagon. De
PENDANT proved that the horse waa n
good wbrknig hdrtc. anil the plaintiff
proved thnt-tle horse banked aud
would not, work When we left. a
clnnd Of witnesses were waiting Ia
testify on the horse question No
verdict rendered up Go a late hour.
The costs in this caee will be moro
than the 9aluo ot' tire hofsct n
proved spl, Marsh fQr tho plaintiff,
Shaokollord Tor the defense.
-
"A PuEclous DoguMENT=Tho fol.
lowing precious aud spicy document
was sont ID tho City 0ouneii Last
night, and being read wls laid aside i:
K~fHtoIrsA rbtafn nttb. -.
EVANSVILLE, Ind., May y. lsQf.
afttvos@ ami dpaaoR ~ EttftA3Rfe
10 sentinel. oH-t .a,B ertfaf. Dr.
~. = kierolf. oftice on Locust street.
=. 4. kierulf, over tho FostoHtiu. H
Editors and i'r9pftrtots.
noRen "a uosrK9.
Ian'y 18th TO informing 500 tgnos
rant cussts, W ttb dunft
r al, that tho ctty OIL
coa have f.fnoyNsl q. 40. sinu %
May 18th TO talking Niger 20 an
niagers 10 the ta,tme tf-
iest ....t.,...... s.,.a,.nu.a - %
Te TALKING ttealnai4 10
LOO Dutch mon in the
English aud by signs.
AA .tsh tIe council
moved mm.......... ~ %
st #+ff sso oo
We presume tho "orthor" Of the
above thought IL was spicy"
TuANKs.-Wo are indebted TO Mr..
Hahn Obartneyer. river nrp1t al Tim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

The Rev. Charles u. Parsops, y. D.,
Of Louisville, Ky. will deliver n lee
ture ~ the Walnut Street P~resbytc-
rian Church, on Thursday evening,
May 10th, az q o'clock subject
e Three Wong ofthe South-tho Past,
Present aud Future. The proceeds Of
the lecture viii be npplio cd for the
heuaGt Of The Librnry Of the IuRla
Street NJ j. sabbath School.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

aa5~ Elliott's dry goods store II sit
uated on First Street, between Main
and Locust. One feature Of Mr.. I'll.
li0tts manner Of conducting business
IL to sell his goods al uniformly fair
rates; avoiding, nj the same time,
= baits, " or leading articles al lees
than cost, 10 create nn impression
which IL calculated 10 deceive tho un-
suspecting. IIis stock Of dress goods
il said 10 be very we'll selected We
recommend all Of our aequaiutnneeB
and readers 10 deal al this store, as
surfing them they will find il an agree
able ms we'll ~ profitable place to
purchase. mayi3 n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

Stoves AND TfNwARE-Wholesnle
aud retail, nc J. u. MEsKEn's,
Sycamore, bet. Second aud Third SITS.
mhl2-3md&w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

SToHg H0oM ron RENT offer FOR
rent the fine four story store room on
First Street, near Main. Possession
given Immediately.
api If j. II. LorspEfcff.
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| will sell this morning. at my Auc-
ton Room. on Locust Street, opposite
the Post Office, b J barrel aud a
bhrrol Of Maekerol. three barrels OF
Vinegar, two barrels Of Wine, five
barrel Of Flour. a lot Of Groceries
and Household Furniture.
II. NELSON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

took porlAtage tvia Newburgb ana foon-
viiia,l carrying The mail. leaves at I A. ~.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7 ~ NJ, TueHdnyH, Thursdey ~
and saturdays
New Harmony Mail stage tenvea Mon.
dayalnnd Fridays ut 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
DAYS anu saturdays by A. A.
MI. Vernon Mail stage lea yes daily tsA~
repi HtinGayH1 Mt 7 A. NJ Arrives daily feNa
sapf AundnyA) by -. N.
To EHwB tfi4us@unrk daily fresept FUN
day,t FROM tho Merchants Hotel. at q
o'clock ~ NJ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

REMOVABLE order 10 mako fc-
pairB 10 our old stand we viii move
10 No. 10 Main Street opposite our
old house until the fepait are com
plctcd. We will BE pleased 70 meet
our friends at cur no@ stand.
mays lw FESDRlcn BR0TDERs.
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COMING SOUTH.
Haute and indianapolis.
from TTrsftg II
10 %vtreEsNEf


10 LoUtsyIIBH.@Evety Monday aud
saturday Mt 10 O'Clock Am. Every Trssdny
Wednesday, Thursday. and Saturday at u
o'clock =. M
To UAfno@Daily. exespt Sunday. at I
o'clock +. 81
10 GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
aud Saturday al q o'clock y NJ. Every
Monday aud Thursday at q o'clock r. N.
10 EAHfrouTt - Every Tuesday aud
Friday ht ! O'Clock =. NJ
10 ia sDrHsoH-Dpiiy, except sundays.
at 4 o'clock r.M.
To NAEHvfLbr-Every Thursday at four
H. M
~ Mumrufn AAntnia wenk IL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

PERsoNAL.-Mr.. y. Twyman. of
the Paduoah Herald, is in the city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

SOMETHING NEW-Lozicr Il CoG-
imam. General Auctioneer.. will open
tlieir Aueijanand Comtpssion House,
at No. ~. Min Street, tb-day. Reg.
nlnr sale .days. T~pesdnya., Jlprsdpys
and Saturdays. Will also attend TO
jail outside sales III the eity-will at
tebld TO the helli1g Of stock. Wagons,
~lIarneea, 81 Of the Amtrtcd1 Sale.
Stable. on Third street. between Main
aud Locust. We hope by strict atten.
ton TO business 60 merit d portion Of
tile public patronage. tuay1l l~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

FtFrY BARRELS Oh FLoGR At
ArcT1ov-We will sell, on account
of whom IL may concern, at our new
Al lca-rooin, ~ MainsStrctf, on We'd
snesday afternoon ut 2 O'Clock.
80 Barrels Family Flour,
t6. do. Choice Pickles.
Safe n6sitiee.H Doh't fail 10 attend,
LoztEn a. CofFMAN,
General A%uctioncers and Commits
sion Nerehauts.a Bmag4 ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

DRY Go0Us At AUcTIOg.--I will
sell ut Auction. at my new Auction
Room on Locust Street. opposite the
Post Office, commencing Tuesday
lot Of new mud reasonable Dry Goods,
such ~ Merin0es, Delaines Prints,
Cpeeks, bleacbed and brown Muslins,
white and red Flannel, Ticking, Casi.
notfs, Satinetts mud Jeans, Gloves md
Hosiery, and n general variety o. Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats aud Caps,
aud Rcady. made Clothing; also, o lot
oi Qaccnsware. The ealc will be CON
tinucd four days, forenoon aud after.
noon. Indies are Invited. a lot Of
Millinery Goods will be sold Wodnos-
day morning, May 18th.
mylOd3t. HIRAM NELSON.