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New York Market.

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK. March Is.
CoTToN.More active, and %@lc higher.
Sales 800 bales at 81 2932c for middling up
lands.
= FLoUR-Receipts 4,173 bbls. Market five
cents better, but less active. Sales of 1920
bbls at $99l0 % for superflne State and
Western, $40 40@ll so for extra Western.
S1l 55@l2 80 for choice do, SIl l09I2 for ship
ping round hoop Ohio, and sl2 l5@i2 80 for
fornia flour firmer and more active. Sales
of 200 bbls and sacks at Sl3 75@14 rs.
WHIsKY-Quieta and steady. No receipts.
Sales Of ~ 800 bushels at 81 O5 for inferfor
Chicago Spring. 81 30@2 45 for No. Mill
waukee yatter for small lott, 81 for White
California. - 10 for amber State, and 50 20
RYE-Firm and active, with sales of
1900 bushels Western at ST 26Cgl ~. E5 Il. LS
sales of42,O 900 bushels at S71zc for Western;
81 10 for State, and 81 1901 % for Canada
West, free. 8nlas go ss4irf 5hA nH8fm 4
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.sa
CoRN-Rsc e1pts 1850 bushels. The mar
ket opened lie better, and closed dull, with
sales of $4,000 bushels at 81 l7@1 Is mixed
Western, store, and 81 lSafioat; closing to
buyers at Sis, store, ana to sellers at
OATs-Keceipts of 2,2O5 bushels. Oats
excited and l@2c better. Sales of 10000
bushels at 656167c for Western. and 67@69c
for new. Ohi04and 12c for State : i ~ i
RICEADull AT 1014@llc for Carolina.
COFFEE Quiet and firm.
SUGAR STEADY, Win sales OF IUU
hhds Cuba at l0L0Ile.
MoLASSEs-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-Firm and in fair demand
at log !61$c for crude, and 24@25c for re-
HoPs-Quiet at 3Ot070c.
PoRK-Firmer and in good demand !;
sales of z 800 barrels at S22 50@4 II for new
mess; closing at S23 o. regular; SOL 5O@22 for
old mess; Sl7 5O9l8 prime, and S20@2l 70 for
prime mess; also, ESQ barrels new mess at
S23 50@3 81. sellers and buyers option,
March. April and May.
BEEF-Steady sales of 800 barrels at pre-
vious prices. Beef hams scarce and firm,
| at S37@40 80.
BACoN-Firmer and in fair demand
sales of 975 boxes at 100000 for Cumber-
land; ll1s@ll14c for short ribbed, and ll5s
@l2c for short clear. -
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales of $40 packages
at 9@i014c for shoulders, and l212@l41zc for
LARD-Firrn; sales Of $50 barrels at 12@
| 12s4c for old. 12aas@l314c for new.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy, at 12920c for
| Ohio.
! CHEEsE-Unchanged at 14a2o. Il
MoNEY-Easy and steady at 6t97 per cent.
STERLING Firm, at $685., gold, for first
CODA shade lower; opened at lS42l
GovERNMESTs : Quiet, and without de.
1 cided change.
IATEST-5 p. M
FLoUR-Quiet and steady; extra State
Wy W SGSsf 3 35@2 ~ for No. Mil
RYE-Steady; 81 2601 % for Western.
BARLEY Fairly active; S69Ssc. for West
ern.
CORN Dull; shipping mixed Western
nominal, at 81 15@l 1871 III store, and 81 171
oATsEouiet; 66@67c. for Western. ant
6796Sc. for Ohio.
PoRK-Irregular, feverish, and unsettled
sales, 5000 barrels new. Western mess, q
$23 25@24 l215 closing with sellers at S23 6S5
@23 Is, cash; and regular buyers at S23 6211a
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
BACoN-Quiet and firm; l0Ac for Cum
berland, mfddles.
/ CUT MEATS-Steady.
LARp-Firm; l3@l5ssc. for fair to prim
steam kettle rendered.
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Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAIl

M vFemN ttl
MEMPHIS, Marcha15.-There is no
communication by railroad, except
with New Orleans. The river is sta
tionary hereabouts, owing to the
large volume of water running
through the Arkansas River finding
an outlet in the st. F-ancis River.
CAIRO, March 15.-The ground is
whitened by snow this evening; mer
curry 300. The river rose about an
inch and half the past "a hours;
business continues dull. Departures,
Charmer, to. Evansville and return, at
2 P. M. Nora, from Arkansas River to
Cincinnati, at 3 P. M; Empire, Mem
phis to Louisville, at 4 P. M; Mary
Swami, Memphis to Louisville, at 4
P. NJ; j. H. Groesbeck, New Orleans
to Cincinnati, at 4P.M.
PITTsBURG, March 15.-The wealth
er is clear and cold; river falling rap
idly; II feet water in the channel; no
arrivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, March 15-The river
has fallen Ii inches in the last 80
hours. Barometer falling, $3.50;
thermometer 330.
Acknowledgements, Cincinnati
to St. Louis.
NASHVILLE, March 15.-The river
is falling, and has receded II inches
during the last "a hours. Weather
cold and showing.
Arrived-Tailsman, to Cairo. De-
parted-Alert, to Burkesville.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.

THE GENITAL SYsrEM-By the following
resolutions, adopted by the Chamber of
Commerce of Indianapolis, it win be seen
that the Genital system is to be put into
practical effect in that city on the first of
April:
INDIANAPOLIS, Marche9, 1867.
AT a special meeting, called this p. NJ, of
the members of the Indianapolis Chamber
of Commerce, it was unanimously
ResoLUed, That we, the undersigned men,
bers of this Board OF Trade, will adopt the
Genital system in buying and selling grain,
seeds and produce generally.
Resolved, That said GENITAL system shall
take effect on and after April 1, 1867.
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Err EW g
For other Rtver Items see Seventh Page.

The river continued to rise steadily
but slowly up to midnight last night.
From nine o'clock yesterday morning
it had risen exactly two inches. At
Cincinnati it commenced falling at
seven o'clock yesterday morning, and
we may hope it will come to stand
here tonight or tomorrow, unless
another rain sets in. There is, how
ever, a heavy food coming from Pitts.
burg, where the river had "a feet in
the channel on Wednesday, and 173
feet yesterday.........The weather had
moderated last night; the clouds had
thickened, and a snow storm had set
in.........The only additional arrivals
and departures up to midnightwere the
James Gray, Green River to Evans
vile; Robert Fulton, to Green River.
The Phantom went out somewhere
yesterday, but was again at the wharf
last night. She will leave for Nash
vile on Tuesday. She has rugged
do phunny " ON her pilot house, and
tipped it off with gilt ball.. Capt.
Hodge Brown, of the Phantom, shot
gull the other day, that measured
six feet three inches, from tip to tip,
....~..,A gentleman from Green Riv-
er last night, informs US that that
stream is rising about 2 inches in "a
hours. The whole country is sub
merged,........The Armada is still ly7
ing at the landing. tits believedoshe
will have to go to Cincinnati to re-
pair. We hope not, however. & We,
know it is the desire Of the packet
company to repair her here, if posi-
ble... Captain May returned from
Louisville, on the Tempest, on Thurs,
day night. He is looking as fine as
silk. and weighs 245 pounds, with a
pound of nails in his hand......Navi-
CATION is suspended by running ice.
in the Upper Mississippi, and the
Illinois is reported frozen over, from
Meridasia to LaSalle. - y. n 4
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FOR SALE or LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs.
r,HIs DErrGurrrutLLt 1p PLACE OF

TVHHS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
III resort, in the immediate vicinity of
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation,
and beautifully laid out in gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neees-
sary for the accommodation of the public,
new and in good order, Is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terms. t.
The buildings were mostly erected last
YEAR and consist of q fine large hotel, with
Spacious and well ventilated rooms; bath
house, of six rooms, furn' shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, and douche 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, confec-
tionery, bakery, ice house. filled with ice,
&c. &c. The waters are a saline chalybe-
ate, pronounced by medical men as I'M
surpassed for their hggienic quail les,
To any person acquainted with the BUSH
ness of Conducting such an establishment,
an opportunity Of making q fortune is
will hold the property for private sale till
the first day of March next. If not then
sold will lease it on favorable terms.
WIN. HEILMAN.
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81. LOUIS, March Weather
much warmer. and light snow falling
tonight at Jefferson City, ST. Joseph,
and other points west. Weather ma
terially moderated.
LOUISVILLE, March Is. = The
steamer Mercury sunk to-day in Ar
kansas River. She is a total loss.
No lives were lost. She was valued
at about $4,000 Partially insured
here.
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Location of the House of Refuge
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
INDIA March Ill. 1867

~ IN ~.
INDIANAPOLIS. Marcn IL, 1867. I
DY AN ACT OF THE GENERAL
- Assembly to establish a House of
Refuge for Juvenile offenders, the Gov
ernor is empowered to select and establish
a site for said institution, and for that
purpose he is authorized to receive by
donation, or to purchase, not less than
eighty nor more than three hundred and
twenty acres of land, giving preference,
other things being equal, to location
central and easy of access from all parts of
the State.
Now, in pursuance of said act, an invi-
tation is hereby given to persons who feel
an interest IN securing the location of the
institution at or near particular points to
make propositions 10 this Department for
the donation or sale of land for the site OF
such institution.
Such propositions should be filed in this
Department within thirty days from this
date, and should state the quantity OF
land proposed to be donated or sold. its
precise location, and the terms upon
which it is proposed to be donated or sold
with the price If a sale is proposed and
such other advantages as the proposed
locationmay, in the Judgment of the par
ties making the proposition, possess.
By order of the Governor: 90"
j. NJ. COMMONS,
mchl5 Private Secretary.
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.sTSIMxEEoAAE
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
City Treasurer.

am candidate for the Office OF City
Treasurer at the ensuing April election,
subject to the decision of the Union Con-
vention. A. DUDDENHAUSEN.
am a candidate for reelection to the
Office of City Treasurer, subject to the de-
cision of the Union Convention.
s. X. LEAVITT.
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Eggs! Eggs !!
FOR RENT.

rOR RENT-STORE-The three-story
G Brick Store, No. 1856 Main Street. The
house is newly painted and in good repair,
having show-windows and neat shelving
There is gas in each of the stories. Rent
low. Apply to VICKERY BROS,
mchl5 DIT 175 Main Street.
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rOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at a bar
~ gain. a Lot 80 feet on First Street, with
q good building ON it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire OF ID. BAER,
corner of First and Main streets. lfeb9 dim
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FOR SALE.
Potatoes.

NOR SALE DRUG STORE "A Drug
rs Store, doing good business, and stu
ated in a thriving town i'll Indiana, con-
tanning population of $500. Satisfactory
reasons for selling. For particulars adj
dress MURRAY Il STONE,
mch13 div tss Wabash, Ind.
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BOARDING.

- OARDING.-T The best of accommo-
uh-6 dations can be had at MRS. E. M
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. [jan9 dSm
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Bowldering Streets.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
YTVHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
u city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until March 18th, 1867 for grad
ing and bowldering the following streets,
viz. 81 81 ia ~.
First street, from the southeast curb-line
of Leet street, to the northwestern termi-
nus of said street at the eastern line OF {
Block No. 1873, Lamasco;
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
street; ~ ..
Division street, from the middle of Sec
ond street to the southwest side of Third
street;
Elm street, from the northeast curb-line
of Water street to the southwest side OF
First street;
Water street from the middle of Locust
street to the middle of Main Street:
Water street, from the middle of Main
street to the middle of Sycamore street:
Water street, from the middle of Syca-I
more street to the middle of Vine street.
Specifications may be seen at the City
Clerks office.
BY order Of the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
Evansville March I'd, 1867. lmch2
union copy.l
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, March Is.
CoTToN-Firmer, and prices tending up
ward; Middling, 28@2815c. Receipts, 531
bales; exports, 760 bales; weeks receipts,
1920 bales.
. FLoUR-Steady at 50 OO@9 so.
CoRN-Dull; white, 81 0291 %.
MESS PoRK-S2l 50@22 90.
BACoN-Clear sides, l315@l4c.
Il BULK MEATS-9@l3c.
g1ERnCERTES-S Steady and unchanoad
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NOR SALE GROCERIESz-A fine stock
E Of Groceries and Fixtures, in central
location, with 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 t o bar
gaingg Fo:s particulars, address T. o. Lock
Box AZ, Evansville, Ind. lfeb8
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Especial to the Evansville Journal.i
Sc. Louis Market.

Especial TO the Evansville Journal
st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March 10.
ToRAcco-Active and rather better.
COTToN-Better.
FLoUR-Firm Tor high qualities, but un-
changed.
WHEAT-Active and buoyant, at 50 92@s4
05 for Spring. and S. so for Fancy.
CoRN-Actiye and higher, at 81 55@l 70.
OATs-Fiimer, at $292 O6.
BARLEY = Advancing at 81 5O@2 81 for
Spring, So 9S@4 20 for Fall.
RYE-Quiet, at 81 80.
I PROVISIONS -Stiff.
MESS PoRK-s22.
Observation-Disclosures
LARD-Choice kettle, l2c.
, WHISKY-Dull, at 81 Is.
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City Surveyor.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
ID. SAUNDERS as q candidate for City
Surveyor at the next city election.
Chas. B. Eateman is a candidate for City
Surveyor. at the ensuing election. subject
to the decision of the Union Convention.
Chas. E. Dallmaetch is a candidate for
the office OF City Surveyor at the ensuing
April election.
City Collector.
The undersigned is a candidate for re-
election to the office OF City Collector at
the ensuing April election, subject to the
Union Convention. JNO. SCHUBERT.
By the request of friends announce
myself a candidate for the Office of City
Collector at the ensuing April election
subject to the decision of the Union Con.
vention. WIN. G HAZELRIGG.
For Township Trustee.
/ am a candidate for reelection to thu
Office of Township Trustee at the ensuing
election. G. HEDDERICH.
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KNOR SALE-CORD WOOD-A, fiatboat
N load of Cord Wood, at the foot of Wal
nut Street. Those wanting Wood will do
we1ltolcall early this morning. uaos1as 81
mchI2 u2t
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Fish Eaters,

vYYILL FIND A GOOD SUPPLY OF
Salmon, Goldfish, Hake. Mackerel, and
Herring at VICKERY BRO IS,
70 Main Street, Eureka Bazaar.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March Is.
FsLoUR-Firm at opening, but without
any advance. Sales at $40 00@2O 90. At
ter the receipt of New York dispatches the
market weakened, closing at yesterdays
prices.
WHEAT-Opened at &c higher on No. 2,
but closed tame, at So O3. No. scarce and
firm, at 81 35@2 81.
CoRN-Active, and closing quiet but
firm, at 8S114@S91zc for No. l.
OATs-Quiet, at 45@4514c.
BARLEY-Active, at 75@85c. according to
location.
RYE-Excited, at 81 l1@1 20 for Winter,
and 81 l4@l q for fresh receipts, and clos
ing firm at outside figures.
PRovIsIoNs-Market firm. Mess pork
sold to limited extent at S2l so; at the
close buyers demanded SO 90.
CUT MEATs-Held at Sc for shoulders;
914c for Cumberland rough sides; 1O14c for
short rib, and lie for clear middles.
LARD-Quiet and firm, at 1214@l21zc.
DRESSED HoGs-Very little doing, at IS so
as 80.
LIVE HoGs-Firm and moderately ac-
tive; at S. 5O@7 % for ordinary to choice
lots.
REcEIPTs-3,l0G barrels flour, 1850 centals
wheat, $500 bushels corn, 400 hogs.
SHIPMENTs-2,S5 $50 barrels flour, 2,790 GEN.
tails wheat, l 1888 bushels corn.
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H "A r. u f. O r d
Fire insurance Company,
III CHARTERED IsIO. 7aB 8a

ABSTRACT 18TH ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Id -0aa auJ DEC. 81, 1886. t'-'''
Cash on hand, in bank, and cash
items $3S5,z49 -
Loans on collateral security....... 1884 81
Real estate 95DUO W
Miscel. Investments Stocks and 90 rs
bonds, par value.....,.........,.....92 S,S37 90
United states bonds, par valee.... ALPS 90
$50. 49, 81. 7Ss.O7s 50
Losses in process of adjustment ...Sl49, l55 OS
Premiums received during the
37O, 306 IS
Gross income for year.. ,5ll, 1872 rs
Losses paid for year S37, 496 Is
Market value of stock, January
LIST, 1857 (shares 500 each) ......,.. 2o5 90
After year of disaster unparalleled in
the history of underwriting, involving the
nearly Eighty Millions, and causing the
wreck or retirement of large number of
insurance organizations,
THE HARTFORD
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OF any other american Company confined e1-
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Agencies in all principal localities.
Fair rates demanded; fair dealing
and conservative principles guaran-
teed.
HALLOCK & DREW, Agents,
NO. 10 NOETH FIRST sTREET,
mebla EVANSVILLE, IND.
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WANTED.

UYANTED-TO RENT-A Dwelling OF
" six or seven rooms, with yard. APP
ply to Il. III. EHRMAN Il CO.,
mchI6 DIT Is Water Street.
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A HOTEL KEEPER R1MPALED.-Coroner Claw
son was summoned yesterday afternoon to hold
an inquest on the body Of Mr. Robert Wallace
Of the firm Of Wallace & Ewing, proprietors
OF the New York Hotel, situated on Penn
street, near OHara, in the Fifth Ward, who
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the hotel building. The deceased, it appears,
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to watch the rats in the yard. Yesterday,
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man died in about fifteen minutes after the
accident. The physicians state that the only
injury sustained was the severiHg of the artery
mentioned, and that IL the artery had been
closed as soon as the injured man was picked
up, the great loss of blood, which caused his
death, would have been prevented. and his life
would probably have been saved. The coro-
ner's jury returned q verdict that the deceased
came to his death by accidentally falling out
of third story window. The deceased was
about forty-three years of age, and leaves q
wife and family TO mourn his loss.-PittsJurg
Commercial, Monday.
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