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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-19
N aFes, Rlann's, se 90; LippfHoott's $3.50;
i sfnfmon sis 90. The prices for fogeign


goods are declining Slightly
DRUGS HaFs ssxne1aenc Eae Kgsn eral
depression in trade, but quotations
renaant about the sand as3aaAt week.
Lard OIL, No. 1, $780, No. 2, 81 co.,
English. and Sc for American. Quipiae 81 S5
per OF. indigo, Madras 81 80 to 81 50.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
Provisions demand for Hog pro-
ducts still continues large, to supply or
ders from the Lower Mississippi and Ten
nessee rivers. Prices have materially
advanced. We quote: Ness Pork at
SO so. Bulk Meats. shoulders, 8A@Sh
cents; sides. 10 cents. and clear sides 1l1z
cents. Bacon, shoulders 91lc; clear sides
1870; hams lac. Lard 1215@14 cents, tierces
and kegs. Cheese has advanced, and we
quote at is to IS1ac for Western Reserve,
and zoe for New York State. Butter is in
better supply and lower, at 80 to CSC for
country. tf aHEqn GE
GRAIN Wheat, nothing doing. We
quote 81 80 for Red, and So 80 for
White. Corn scarce at SO to S5c in new gum
mics, with large sales. Oats, hardly any
in market, and quotations 20 to zoe in new
FLoUR-The market is very brisk and
steady. We quote. Good Superfne, $40 COG
IL 50. Extra, si2 00@l25O; Family and fancy
brands, sl4 5O@15 90. $3.50
CORN MEAL In good supply at So FOG
8 50 per barrel rHJ 3
SEEDS Cgover, 50 90, with free receipts.
Fldz, 81 90. t8tt 4t8k
HAY-Is Arm and advancing. Baled So
to SIS per ton. 1t
May be quoted at SIS OO927 co per
ton, and scarce. 5al s
FRuIT-The advance of the season keeps
prices higher SO that choice Eastern APP
pies are held at S5@6. Western rs con-
siderably lower. Dried FTtat: Apples,
81 go; Peaches, So 90 for quarters, and 81 90
for halves The supply of Oranges and
Lemons is light. We have, however, no
quotations for jobbing. tAh5 f1A
POTATOES There is light stock of good
potatoes in market at 40c. tosl per bushel.
!, GUNNY BAGs-A good stock in market,
and held at 24c for good second hand, and
2Sc for heavy nei0.
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New York Market.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK. March is.
AS1urS nniat of g 221aS 90 for nots 80

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK. March IS.
AsHEs-Quiet at S. s29S so for pots. alJg
CoTToN--Very firm, bu quiet; sales of
1900 bales at 329324c for Middllng Up
FLoUR-Receipts, 1850 barrels; market
about sc better, but less active; sales of
g. 400 barrels at SO 20910 30 for Superfine
State; SO 2O@l0 81 for Superfine Western /;
$40 5569ll Is for Extra Western; Sill 759l3 10
for Choice do: sll 209l2 10 for shipping
brands of Round Hoop Ohio, the market
closing quiet; California Flour firm, with
fair inquiry; sales of 800 barrels and
sacks at $l3 75@l5 90. IS di-a
WHIsKY-Qniet and unchanged. No re-
WHEAT Market 29Sc better, and more
doing; sales of 81 900 bushels at 81 3592 90
for No. 2 Milwaukee, inside price for Infe-
Chicago, and So O5 for White California.
RYE-Without decided change; sales of
q, 900 bushels of Western at 81 @@l 321a go
bushels Canada West free at$I. 20@l %, and
rumored sales sat 81 q; also sales OF 5000
bushels Western at Gle. s..,-rr
CoRN-Receipts $500 bushels Market
opened lc better, and closed with the. adj
vance partly lost. Sales, 800 bushels at
sLl9@l % for mixed western In store !;
mixed and yellow at the Railroad depot.
OATS-Receipts $50 bushels; less active
and easy sales, 26.0 900 bushels at 641596Sc
for Western; 66@6Sc new Ohio, and 7ltg7c2cs
for State. y p ,"fD
Stock of wheat I, 4Os526 bushels; corn
i ,7359l9; oats 18S8.0l3 rye 40l OBJ; barley
/ 926. 179; malt 2, 99l peas 81, 4SO.
RICESQ aet- Sales 45tierce Catalina ct
TtopfEE- Firm ana qdiet.8 ~ t1a ga
SUGAR-Quiet and steady. Sales OF 800
boxes Cuba at ll@l2c'9 "a faYy.
MoLASsES-Dull and heavy.
fHoPSLQ uiet at 30Gl70c for new. "
> PETRoLEUM-Dulf, at l6@l615c for crude,
and 26@261Sc for refined, in bond.
POLK FirTner and in fair demand. Sales
OF 1890 bbls at S23 l0S@24 81. New mess
mess SlS 25@19 90, prime and 81 O0@22 so,
prime mess ;also $50 bbisnew mess sM 000l
"a 50. seller and buyer March, April and
ABBTEiEsIFs-steady, with sales Of so bbis at
previous prices. Beef hams firm, with
sales of 70 fbbls's1t Ss,7 06a40 so. Tierce beef
steady. with sales at zoe for prime, and In
dia mess at private terms.
D. BAuoN-Scarce and quiet, with sales OF
800 boxes AT l03Sg1012c for Cumberland;
IIlsc Tor short ribbed, and l3c for long-cut
hams.
CUT MEATs-Firm, with sales of $50 pkgs
at 914;G l914c;. shoulders 1212@l414c.f T Il 7 n
LARD-Firm, with sales of l.l3O, bbls at
4 l21SGl 3l%c, new. --,, 49,,
BUrrER Dull and heavy! at l2c for Ohio,
and 20d933c for Stale. af.e.f rs 4atur -sd =
CHEEsE--Quiet, at 1461l912c, for com mon
MoNEY-Easy and steady, at 6@7, on
call! trgr9 nam Il ~ yTTQTr
srERL1Ne- Duh, at s5S@S5s in gold for
/ IGoLD-without decided change; open
ing at 343s, and closing at 81. e.e[,f .s5,,f- Ii
GovERNMENT STocKss--77AA shade frmer,
. "M 81 q
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RIVER NEW s.
Tor Other Rtgsr TENS see Segelith Pags;


= The river continued to decline
slowly up to dark last night, and to-
day.4eip esumej the "a efiay Will bet
more rapid. The additional arrivals
and departures were the Charmer, to
( airo,h owena, Cincihhati to- Nash i
vile; Tahlequah, Little Rock to Gin
cnnati; J. ?. Webb, Wabash RiYerto
Evansville; VIM. White, to Green
River.......T The Rowena- was loaded
to the guards........s.T THE j. P. Webb
had good trip out of the Wabash,
but not so full load as Capt. Du-
souchetii Expected. 1.-The Table
quah was nearly light. Our neigbbor
Sam. Jones hesitated to take passage
on her to Cincinnati, but when Capt.
Seeds told him that those who had,
tried her thought her as good as tho
best" Sam. changed his mind and
said, "Wait, Captain, till l get my va
lise and shawl, y and he fastened
aboard. 1.-THE j. P. Webb will re-
turn to 10 the Wabash this evening.
We are indebted to her officers, for
her manifest......The snow continued
to fall lightly til midnightllast night
1.-THE St. Charles took on board
5000 or 5000 sacks of corn last night,
and will fill out to-day and leave this
evening. 1.-The Leonora No. 2 came.
up from Below last night, with $500
sacks of corn, which she will turn over
to the St. Charles......It appears that
there were % lives lost by the sinking
of the Mercury, and 200 mules drown
ed, and according to the statement of
Capt. Dickinson, her commander, the
wreck was plundered and the surviv-
ing passengers robbed by the crew of
the Geo. D. Palmer.
Manifest Steamer j. p. Webb from
Wabash RiUer to EUdnsUille.-22 casks
hams, George r. Preston AZ casks
pork, IA kegs lard 3 kegs castor oil,
Baird & Stark; 30 casks pork. 1O8
sacks corn, 167 bblsv corn meal, R. K.
Dunkerson & Co.; TO pieces bulk
port, 9 casks cracklings. 29 bbls. pork,
/ Dbl. leaf lard, 20 tierces do, Z bbls.
eggs, sacks grass seed, 4 hhdstobac-S
co, 4 boxes, barrel, l chest merchan-
disc, Cox & Humphrey; 1924 sacks
oats, j. G. Dusouchet; 10 bbls. eggs,
?. IS, Dusouchet, New Orleans; : 10
ebbls. eggs, l box butter, 8 dry hides,
,3Js &Ds Heimang III bliss eggs, 1ibbE
beans, N. . oest L. Bro. /; 2 bbls.s eggs,
M. lDalzell II box merchandise Nor
gan, Read & Co.
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Cincinnati Market d

BY Telegraph. asol CINcINNATI.4 March 49,
FLOUR and firm trade
brands, sll 5O9l3 90, and fancy brands sl4OO
y WmrAFXfEs ts 2 N9 s9rin &; 81 e;
G Sa od quiet 1 ct but closed bnoyant:
holders asked e6@6619c, with buyers atl65c.
oArs-53@54c. = 7.'5 q eve 42h i'9F
Z RYE-Held at 81 a, butiin the bsenee of
sales this may be regarded a nominal quo
tatiOn. ,ty} ? dstk.ll % -
..BARLEY-sl 55@d SO fol. Prime to Choice
Fall, .nHo1 .n9Tah gsF-
CoTToN - Unchanged and quiet; Mid
ding, 2892S13c. @s.eLr - III
WHIsKY-Unchanged 26c in bond.
Ness Pork IN good .depaan1d dl and prices
tending upwards; sales of 600 barrels at
S22 so for Country and So 50@2z IS for City,
holders asking 25c higher at the close.
at SIC forshouIders. dOaioIlc for sides, and
llHc for clear sides. Holders generally
asked. 8159l012 and Il15c., and It could not
have been bought below these rates at the
LAKD-In. good demand at 2121<c for
country and l21z for city, and all offered at
these rates was taken, but it was held at
&c higher, and not much offered at any
price. -tEb-ci E5Ia.A ~ itf7o
BACoN-Held firm. 91z@1214c for side,
shoulders, clear ribbed and clear sides, but
there was not much demand, and those
having orders filled them at ashade below
these figures Prime pork sold at lsc, and
rufnps at lie. ai3l-0 . -se'sJSs .ftfi}f4lb 80
SUGAR Unchanged. Cuba II14@l21Sc;
Porto Rico ll2@l4c,l and New Orleans
14(9l5c.i 34iIt sngEI -14 y 5lt5C1 zI
CoFFEE-Firmeria and prices higher; fair
to prime Rio 26t92Scj 3 a7oH E a0fioa 1876
SEEDSAClover in fair demand, at SIS T50
s so; timothy dull fax 81 .3092 So sod .sIt1
BUTTER Scarce at 30934c for fresh good
color. F1 yl1sG 10 IaulEt t1 ao Ef7lT /.
CHEEsE-l615@1Tc.T ~ tua9 sdt at ri
LINsEED OIL-Dull, at 81 40aI AZ, but
there IS nothing beyond retail demand.
IGoID-Closed steady at 1887, and 1341zQ
13412 selling (3I1 Il Ilf-'s .5lIl
EXCHANGE -Firmer, at from par to so
per thousand, premium .uying, lilo pre-
MUM selling.
MONEY Market continues close. 81 I
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nOlS O6nbIdl A<~<SoI4"
=. LoNDoN-Eyentng, =,
! Co skssoa 81 Steady. lat 81 for Money, tiis
closing quotatfdl; 6490s549z; Iilin6s Cen
trail 81 Erie ssE m 7Afq 3TIt1
nv L17EkFAokoE, March l8-Nooh.
CoTToN-The market opened very firm,
with continued activity and an upward
tendency in prices; middling uplands at
IS1S@ISd; estimated sales Il, 900 bales. iii5.
BREADsrUFFs Market opens qniet. ~
CoRN-Unchanged.
PROVISIONS Generally steady and un-
changed. 1 er.AH d
BEEF-Extra prime mess at l25s per 3O4
pounds. a
PRoDUCE-Quiet and steady. 8, i. s
LIVERPOOL, March 49,, P. NJ.
CoTToN-Activity increasing, and the
market closed firm middling uplands
IS1%@lS51d; Orleans 137sd; sales foot up Is
bales. ... =.
BREADsTUFFs-Buoyan and firm; corn
advanced to Ais Cd per quarter, for mixed
Western.
PRovIsIoNs-Steady. el. a 1o
LARD-American, sis per cwt.
PRoDuCE-Ashes 3Ss per cwt. for pots
linseed oil ESQ per ton; Petroleum, refined,
Is I'd per gallon.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAH.3 J,
WEEKLY REYTET,---'--
Is a colt kSG naod dam aAd fo,

AIIeIt II q eVuk1IHHOu BBOu" ueFiaEu lot
money, but no zeal strfngency. The banks
are able to NEE the legitimate wants of
regular customers at from 10 to u per cent.
The latter the regular rate except on short
New York Bills.
New York Exchange is in fair suroly.
Buying rate par; selling at 81 to 81 so per
NJ, according to amount wanted.
Gold remains about as last quoted-clos-
ing in New York to-day at l34. Buying
rate here 1929.
Government Bonds rather more active,
but we make no change of quotations.
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t Chicago Market a. - /, i

BY Telegraph -.. CHICAGO, March Is. z
FLoUR-Firrn : a shade higher. e
WHEAT Inactive; in speculative de-
mand. and prices advanced S@4c.,,t with
sales of 80 40 for No. l, and 81 Il@2 10 for
Winter, and fresh receipts closing at SSs4
@S9c az a.a, Fg TTg28f
OATs-In good demand, at 1910. AL rrF
RYE-Firm, at 81 22@l % for No. ]. y "sA
BARLEY-Firmr ana So &c. higher; 81 15@
l5A for Winter receipts of No. 1.
HIGHW WINES -Ifiactive and nominal.
Market firhE aud buoyant;
advanced l2lac. per barrel. on mess pork |;
and 14g1ac. per pound on lard sales, 4, 400
barrels of mess pork for present and future
delivery, at S22 56@23 ;fsweet picked hams,
firm but quiet, atz1215@13c. Cumberland
middles, steady, at 94c.,, loose; lard sold to
the extern of 235 tferces at $780,; dressed
hogs, almost nominal, at So s0a9 90; high
,er; hogs steady at Saturdays Quotations.
: REeEIpTs-2,7S 5 barrels -four; 3;7Sf centals
wheat; 9,19l centals corn; 800 hogs; ship
ments, t9,22l barrels flour; $40 centals
wheat; 1852 centals cora. sr,r1erT zff,ofEs
III q J.. NJ a 7. - !.
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4 Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAI

EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL.
MEMPHIS, March 18.-Departed9
Ware Eagle,o Henry Ames, t1'Bellel
Memphis. Welcome, Lizzies Gill, for
st. Louis !, Virginia, Nauloma, Emma !
for New Orleans Colhmbian, Phil.
ISheridans Albert. Pearee .afor Nicks-
burg; Silver Cloud, Cincinnati. Ii
pert-Dan. Able, Commercial, Cliff
ton, st. Patrick, Perry. The Des Arc
and Gen. Quitman have entered the
trade hence to- New sOfleahs.o = .o'
VINcENNEs, March b187. p. M
The Wabash is about stationary. with
splendid Boating stage Of Of water. It
will rise againlas soon as the weather
becomes warm enough Ito melt the
snow now on the ground. EThe Star
light passed down to-day with barge
in tow. Petb wge9 fully lgaasda witt.
corn. t.ax,2 ri,v - ~
CAIRO, March 18.-It showed stead
lily all the evening The snow is now
over 2 inches in Depth, and showing
heavily Mercury 1924 The fiFer'
rose about 1inch in the past d hours,
utis now stationery; Business duh
n NASHVILLE, March 1S.ARiver fall
ing fast-1Q feet altogether -
Arri3ed1fyrone, Cairo; J.. s. Graa1-
ham, Burksville. ,rJoIa ZWoad
Departed-General Seigel osndol
Baker Ito 8 Bnrksviile; Tempest to
Louisville.
LoU1sA*tiBBhR; March 18AAbout ! al
inch of snow has, fallen since noon.
The river has receded about 5 feet
since She rise, and falling n iheB9s
per hour. The railroads between
Louisville, New Orleans, Memphis,
and Mobile, via Decatur, are in good
order, and ira rs are, running regularly
without transfer of baggage. The
route via Clarksvillc will be opened
when the Tennessee ! Riyero recedes
three more feet, that stream now fall
ing rapidly, saiho isir.1oL si-' 7'ie'4i9'
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Louisville Market,

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, March Is.
vanced; sales of 81 hhds at 81 so. IL 10 Jl
CoRN--shelled, in bulk, at 73@76c. j soA
OATS-65e .................. a.,a r "
RYE-sI A. pen r
Mess PoRK-s22 So, E-J.f
BULK MEATs-Sheulders. SIC; bacon
shoulders, s1z@9s<c, packed; clear sides,
l215c. roe r.,. , FlT
4 gLIARD-100 tierces sold at 12114c, and closed
at l21ac for raw. ...... ......-.-.. lf.iI, Y
2 iWHIsKY-s2 1892 5Ilfor plantation. -
: MoLAssEs- S0@S5c. - ,-.s-.s,...
: COTToN-17e
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Especial tt, the illeJournaI.l
.f5s .oGf. Lnnis. Market. =. -.

By re1egraph.I ST. LOUIS. March 49,
ToBACco-Steady aud firm. .~(sR q
CoTToNAFifrn and higher.
y FIoUR-In good demand for the higher
grades which are very firm, and holders
ask higher, prices; extra 81 259II So dou7
ble-extra Si2 25@l573: .1~g,-C, ssysty-a .
WHEAT-Choice' Spring S. co., - .-,f6ff ri
CoRN-Heavy and lower; 6O97Qe1odfiv =
OATs-Betier; 81 0O@2 O6.. gro /.
BARLEy-Active at 81, 5592 90 for prime
Spring, and 80 1908 o. for choice do.
/ : Provisions = Excited and adyancing !;
mess pork SIS OO@D6 90 bacon eye shoul-
ders l21ac.; clear sides 1900 .IJ01ffBH
LARD u Higher II g 121ac. for choice
steam-rendered. jtf Is 4sst faG fr5 zs=-lr
WHIsKY-DuIl at 81 14@2 Is. -t,-,g
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

TT0R SALE.-Any person desiring to go
G into the mercantile business, can pur-
chase of me, on reasonable terms, my en-
tire stock of goods, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Queens
ware, &c. All my stock has been bought
within the last ten months. have good
stand and comfortable rooms which can
be rented If desired. Address,
n. b. FRENCH, at Princeton, Ind.
mchI8 lWd
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Government Stock Market.
NEW YoRK- March Is-5 "a p. !

NEW YORK, March IS-5 30 P. NJ.
GoyERNMENT SECURITIES - Generally
strong; closing prices were: Registered,
81, lOs9lO9A; coupons, 'Sl, l091s9l09ss;
'62, 091sQelO9as do '64, 107lz@f6734; coupons,
IS, l07ssgl081s; l0-40's, Registered, g%@9S;
coupons Stages; August 7-3O's, i051s9l06
June, 105ss@105%. l. I5Ill' s6lff@sl -
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Nashville Market.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, March is. =
CoTToN-Firmer and prices advanced 1c;
sales 2O2 bales at 23@2Sc receipts IA bales;
shipped lis bales. $50 ~,
Other markets quiet. .sf.s &, 3
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FoR IS SALE Az. Or II LEA LEASE, 4 4.
The crescent City Springs.


FTyHIS DELfGHrFUL PLACE OF
- resort, in thesimmediate yieinity of
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
of native forest tees, IN fine preservation,
and beautifully faid~ out in gardens, groves
and arbors,, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the ecommodatlon of the public,
new and ingood ORDER Is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terms.
The buildings We're mostly erected last
year. a d consist of a fine large hotel, with
spacious and well ventilatedroom a bath
house, of-six rooms ,.furn Shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, and douclLe baths of the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pin
alleys; dancing hall and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory, and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, copfec-
tionery, bakery, ice house, filled with ice,
&c, &C. s. The,waiers are a saline chalybe-
ate, pronounced by medical men as I'M
surpassed for their h ygienic quail les
To aHysperson acqu ain ted with the huSt-
ness OF. conducting such an establishment,
an opportunity of making a fortune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs. I
will hold the property for private sale till
the first day of March next. TIfsnot then
sold L VIII leaSeit N lfaN Orable terIns.N =
WIN. HEILMAN.
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TOR SALE DRUG .STORE-A Drug
* Store, dong good business. and sitn-
ated in a thriving town in Indiana, con-
tanning a population of $500. Satisfactory
reasons for selling. For particulars adj
dress MURRAY d STONE,
mchlS div Fra# qg1 Wabash, Ind. {
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For Township Trustee.

am a candidate for reelection to LG.~
office OF Township Trustee at the ensnts.
election. G. HEDhERICH-
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rOR SALE-GROCERIES -A fine Stock
~ of Groceries and Fixtures, in central
location, with q good run of custom. To
any one desiring to go into this business,
the present offers an excellent opportunity,
as the establishment will be sold at a bar
gain. For particulars, address p. o. Lock
BOX 20 EVANSVILLE. Ind. " q -[feh2R
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CITY lIarshaI.

date for the OH ce of City Marshal, subject
to the decision of the Union Convention.
C. A. MCCuTCHEN.
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STATE State of fh Indiar GS;,bfv fssA { o4O
The State of Indiana to the Sheriff of
Tauderburgh. County, Greeting;
= BLYTHE HYNES. CLERK OF
L. the Marlborough Circuit Court, do
county what ice Ger are TO BE Elected for
the several townships in said county, at
the usual PLACES or holding eIections. on
the LIST Of April, 1867:
For Pigeon Iotcns1ip.sy
Three Justices of the Peace, four Consta-
bles, and one Township Trustee.
II. tFbr Knight 1OaQRshipsa fFP t&p1
One Justice or The Peace, two coristabies,
and one Trustee.
For Scott IGa0usl,tp.
One Justice of the Peace one Trustee, ar
For Ar,pstreaS Taee,shsp. ln
One Justice of the Peace two Constable
and one Trustee.
For Perry Township.
One Trustee, one Justice of the Peace, ane
wv ' For U,.aor. 7o,c,as7.s,,. . ESQ ,I1l'
One Trustee. one Justice of the Peace, anr
two Constables- ea etr lf.r. .f.s.s o. ei
For Center Toeonshtp.
One Trustee and two Constables.
For German 7b1UnShip. ~ ~ "'A
One Trustee, one Justice of the Peace, and
And the sherfff of vanderburgh County
is hereby directed to give legal notice of
such election in conformity with the stat
utes in such cases made and provided.
In witness whereof, 4 have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court,
at Evansville, the ID day of March, AL.
1867. As---4-@BE,YTfE4 ff4 N rs, Clerk
Per II. w. BIPPpS, Deputy Clerk.
By virtue ofthe certificate of the Clerk of
Vanderburgh County, of which the above
is a true and full copy, ..ur.r-s
Notice is hereby given the qualified
voters of said county that an election win
be held at the several precincts in the
townships of said county to fill The vacan-
cies above certIfied on Monday, the first
day of April, 1867.
ALEXANDER DARLING,
Sheriff Variderburgh County:
Per A. w. CHUTE, Deputy Sheriff.
mch5 d&w I'd
Courier, Democrat, and Union COPY
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STEAMBOATS,.
Regular Evansville and Memphi

Regular Evansville and Memphis
81 Packet,
s;vz.. The new and fine passenger
ITS steamer MARY SWAN,
@-=-=zzz;sR Capt. SAM. "a ARCHER. snilg
Leaves for Memphis and way landings on
TUESDAY, March 18th, at 4 p.m.,I making
the usual packet landings between Cairo
and Memphis, and taking freight with
privilege of reshipping for White and Ar
ka sas Rivers, Vicksburg, the Bends, and
New Orleans. HUBBS & VETS, -
~" aTltAt Il RsKlDUNKERSONlt & CO.,
- and cox Il HUMPHREY, Agts.
INCH Is DIT
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Especial to. Evansville Journal .rrU
/ Memphis Market = - -

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, March Is.
z CoTToN-Firm at 2s@29G receipts s3S1
bales.
CoRN-Higher at 81 059les; other mar
kets unchanged, with very little doing.
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CO-Partnership Notice.
rDWARDTAROR WAS nMITTEI

EtDW HID ABUR W As ADMITTED
.&@ as member of the Evansville JOUR-
NAL company, and a partner of the under
signed In the business of said Company on
the inst day of January, 1857.
is.tJ +. NJ. THAYER, zltsl
~ JOHN w. FOSTER. ;
mch14 81t3c 4ia JOHN n. MCNEELY.
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NOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at a. bar
N gain. a Lot so feet on First Street, with
q good building on it, Suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. inquire of d. -BAER,
corner of First and Main streets. [feb9 dim
.HeeIE9e 'E1sEaESE8
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,iJ5Il2 g1eMa3t6 & .0f
.G7-l EJ1Ivssa AVE- us
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FOR MEMPHIS, vICKSBURG, AND NEW
ORLEANS.

FUK NJ MYTHS, NICkbBUf lf, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
ey-, The magnificent new side-wheel ~
! sl-rft% steamer
sss=7ss4s.--Sss ST. CHARLES,
n Hugh Campbell, Master; Q. sl24h-
George y. Hart. Clerk,
Leaves Evansville THIS EVENING, Tues
day, March 10Th, at o'clock, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board, or ~
to r.. K.DUNKEF9ONN CO., Agents. NOhN
Leaves CAIRO on arrival of the train,
Wednesday evening, March 18th.
mch19 1t -o-
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The following quotations are from the
office OF w. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
re- BANRABLE FUNDS.
Z u. S. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes A., lfNnes
State Bank of Indiana.
State Bank of Ohio.