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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-19
Gomulerfial.
The Charleston Cotton

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHAnLEsros, Tuesday Evening. Aug. lS' '6S'
With better feeling on the part Of buyers the
article was Hrmer, but the stock was too Light, and
holders rather stiff to permit important transactions
Sales 5s bales say at o. 4st a. at 25 at 2e.
27, 10 at %, and % at 28K. We quote:
:: IIvKppooL CLASSIFICATION.
. Ordinary to Good ordinary.'....A 926
Low MIddltng. g...................N O.,
Middling. ................ ....2S S2SA
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HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIs1R1cr,l =
CHARI.KsroN, 8. c., August 9, 1858.
Hon, James Simon,, Solicitor, ec, de-, Charlesto~,
Sc: !:
sR-since our interview Monday, have carefully
considered the question we then discussed IN con-
nection with the Law and the rules adopted by the
accounting sfacers Of the Treasury Department and
have reached the conclusion TINT the manner OF
settlement suggested by you would not meet the
conditions required by Law, and the rules Of the
Treasury, for the following reasons: - -
The title is nominally in the Board Of Field OH
GERS and corporate existence Of that body would not
be recognized at the Treasury Department as SO fully
effective Is to mako receipt given by that Board
valid discharge Of debt claimed from the United
states But as the city is the party substantially in-
terested, and as the property was returned to the
city BY the United States in 1885. II the Board OF
Field officers will make IN assignment or transfer OF
its interest and the City Council shall BY resolution @
authorize s Treasurer to receipt for the rents claim
ed then the payment may be ordered.
am sorry that have not had time until this
morning to reply to your suggestion.
Very respectfully, sir,
Your obed1ent servant.
csigned) E. B, s, OANBY, NJ. G. @.
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By Alderman VoiQt: -
The Committee on Brick and Wooden Buildings,
10 whom was referred the application Of Mr.. Tobias
Scott to build shed on Wsterstreet, beg leave to
report that they haye examined the same and recon-
mend that It be granted, provided that the building
WIN be erected according to specified application.
pasnectfpJlv euhm{tfed : ~
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kotun6hn1Ao u st5eic 1soeos CoaolooIA06 u1S oSot
recently rods to Thomery, attended by his
equery, N. Baschon, and paid Mile. Rosa
Bonheur q visit Of three hours. during which
he showed the greatest interest in the speci-
niens of various races Of domestic animals
which that distinguished lady has collected
around her; and with each Of which she is ss
familiar as any Of her own farm servants. She
never wears her cross Of the Legion d'Hon-
neur, but shows to the privileged few whom
she admits to her intimacy the robe de chambre
to which the Express fastened the ribbons
and cross or me day when she unexpectedly
drove to Thomery, and surprised her in her
morning costume.
The approaching elections in England, ac-
cording to an intelligent observer in that coun-
Try, viii result as follows First, the Liberals
VIII have a. very decided majority in the new
Parliament; secondly, these Liberals will be
pledged to support Mr.. Gladstone in very
different manner from that In which they sup
ported him last session; thirdly, the majority
Of the House will be united on behalf Of clear
and definite programme, and will be compelled
to adhere together so long as the question Of
the Irish Church remains undecided; and last
", the House will be composed OF men whose
politics, whether ministerial or opposition, will
eventually be tinged with practical conserva=
tism inherent in the possession Of wealth and
station. These conditions are not uniformly
favorable to the Iibefal cause. Still they are
vastly more 30 than have been known Of late
years.
1 The Thames embsnkment between the
Mansion House and Westminster Bridge, Lon
don, was recently opened to the public with
suitable ceremonies. The chairman Of tho
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BY Alderman Olney;
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to report
upon the examination Of the following bills. they
frd them properly vouched and correct, and recon-
mend that they be passed for payment:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-22
clncinnatI Harkel.

By Telegraph CINCISNATI. May p.
FLOUR-Dull; family Sl0759Sll 90.
WHEAT Dull and unchanged; No. /
Winter 81 80.
CoRN-Flrm at 97cG9se
OATs--Steady at SOC
RYE-Dull at 81 909Sl 95.
COTTON Dull and prices nomiEally
lower; middllng can be Bought a. 81 Scs .29c.
TOBACCO Firm and IN good demand at
full prices sales. IS4 hhds.
BUTTER-In large supply AMI prices
lower; market dun at 2jct429c.
EGGS-Steady at ISc.
COFFEE AND SUGAR-Steady and demand
good at full prices.
PoTAToEs-Firm under a Light supply.
Sales 800 bb 5. a s. 750S3 so.
MESS PORK -EirmeI: sales at SIS So
BULK MEATS Finn al l3cd15c FOR shout
ders and sides, and 1910 for clear Sides
sales If 10000 lbs. mostly clear sides
which were taken by st. Louis dealers at
l61<c9I615c.
q BACON Firm at nc; 17Gl71lc for shout
deTss Gear rib ard clear sides.
HAMS-Sugar cured, l9920c.
LARD-e9uiet at 1870.
PORK-In6 total stock of barrel pork in
this city has been taken by the trade, and
found to be p so barrels of which Is, 400
barrels is mess.
BEEF CATTLE Firm and in demand: ga
Zoe gross; the latter rate is Tor extra ship
ping
sIEER-steady at sges per GENITAL gross,
wool of
HOGs-Scarce. and in demand at s. 5Oa
IS so for light, and S991O 50 for good to ex-
ira per Genital gross; the receipts are mod
crate.
GOLD -I391S, buying.
MONEY he market easy and demand
light.
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Telegraph Managers Before the Con-
gFessiOnal Investigating Commit
tee-PresbYteTian General ASSEM-
bly,,
BALTIMORE, May 21.-The maa-
ayers OF all the telegraph Offices in
this city were summoned to-day be-
fore the Managers of the Congress
sional Investigating Committee. at
Washington.
The General Assembly of the South
ern Presbyterian Church (Old SCHOOL,,
which convened at Dr. Ballock's
Church day, consisted of one hun
dred delegates from the Southern and
border States. The annual sermon
was delivered by Rev t. Moore, Of
Richmond. A very large congrega-
ton was present, and deep interest
was manifested.
The election Moderator being next
in order, Rev. Drs. }. B. Stratton and
j Waddel, of Mississippi, were nomi-
mated, and the latter was elected.
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Canadian Intelligence.

OTTAWA, May 2L-It is understood
that negotiations are low going on,
with a view of securing the renewal
of the reciprocity treaty. Mr.. Bregais
is here again In relation to this ques-
ton. The subject is to be brought
up In the Committee of Ways aud
Means this week. The Patent bill
passed the House of Commons last
night, but as there was a majority
against it in the Senate, it falls to the
ground until next session. The bill
respecting the Northwest Naviga ton
Company passed the Senate last night.
The Insurance bill passed the House
of Commons.
Col. MeDougal, Deputy Adiutant
General of the militia, has rendered
his resignation.
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RsV Err ne w 3.
F9r other Rlrer liens see Seoe7lth Page.

There were no additional arrivals last
evening, up to darlE..--.....The Quickstep, to
Cairo. and Henderson packets, and the
Morning star, to Louisville, departed.---...-.
The Robert E. Lee arrived. pretty light.
She got a little freight here, and orders for
some below. Among her passengers were
i've Kaw Indians, painted and shaved,
who attracted many visitors............The
packets had very moderate trips OUT.
Captain L. H. Vance, one Of the proprie-
tors of the Marine Ways, at Madison, is in
the city, stopping at the American House.
He and his partner, Armstrong, have built
some Of the finest steamers afloat, inclu-
ding the Indiana, Richmond and all the
KeOkuk packets; also, the Tom Jasper,
and they also enlarged the City of Alton.
He leaves to-day for Memphis.
The following was inadvertently omit
ted in yesterday afternoons MIsoELLA e
Gus report;
Business was remarkably dun yesterday
forenoon, with scarcely any Arrivals.
The Henderson packets had moderate
trips -........ Very little freight was Offering
for any directiOn..-...-. The Falls City ar
rived from Louisville at IL o'clock, with
moderate trip, and left for Bowling Green.
The Belle Vernon had a full load.
She merely touched at our wharf THE
Morning star had a splendid packet trip.
She arrived at noon.........The Ollie Suili-
van left for Cloverport at noon, with a
roodera q trim
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Sew YORK MARKET.
By Telegraph Nav YoRk.

By Telegraph NV YoRK. May q.
CoTToN-DUtl and lower; sales 3 600 bales
at 50aJO18e ior u1lddlIng uplands.
ELOUR-hecetpIs are 723 bbls; duh and
heavy for common grades, and steady for
medium and good brands; sales 5000 bbls
at s. 25Q9 10 Ter super state and Western,
SO 25(G9 80 for extra state. SO 30,8I0 so for eL-
ira " estern, Sll 659l3 20 for white wheat
extra. 50 Sab 80 for rOund-hoOp Ohio, Sll
@l2 . for extra st. Louis, SIP Scale % for
good 10 choice ditto, closing steady, nigh
and heavy for common graoeS; California
without decided change; sales go sacks at
sli 59 Il . via Cape Horn, and sl2 759l3
RYE FLoUR-Flrmer; sales Of coo bbIs at
GoRS MEAL-o6iet; city IS 5O@5 60.
WHIsKY-NO minaI.
W HEzT-Receipts 105,I3S bushels and
s. y for No. Z spring; s. S2s2 851for 80 ]
ditto; 3 20 for Amber Winter Canada.
RYE--Dull; sales 1850 bushels OF Canada
IEY-Wit4lout decided change: sales
1000 bushels state At - O21a.
BARLEY MALT-In lair request; sales of
extreme.
CoRN-Receipts 80. 3l9 bushels; slightly
favors buyers sales los, 600 bushels At 81 Il
al 1917 for new mixed esteru afoat;
closing at inside prices; 81 l69l 1879 for
old do. ia store and anOat; 81 = for hand
some viii Southern.
OATS Receipts 81. 45z bushels; active and
decid dly drmer; sales 10000 bushels at
S59b61ac Tor " e tern In store. and S6@S612c
lot 10 d4AO1ts EllsLlE at OutsAtAE IL 4kEE.
RICE-Quiet at ll1<gIi54c for Carolina.
COFFEE-Cl ulet.
sUGAR-Easter, with large receipts; sales
1000 hOgsbeads cuba at ll159lz1<c.
sSES-Steady.
= OPS-Gluiet.
PETRoLEUAI- Firm at ISc for crude, and
&c TOR refined, bonded.
PORK-0pened steady but closed heavy;
sales 1850 bbls. at s2S 6Sg02S IS for new mess,
closing at IS 20 cash 81 1927 s. for old
do, closing At ST 81 regular; So 25925 %
for prime; 81 3394 " Tor prime mess; ;
also, sales 1000 hbls. new mess, sellers last
half OF June at SO 0O@29 10.
BEEF-Steady; sales $50 bbls. at SIS O09
SO 90 for new plain mess; SO 50924 IS for
new extra mess; also, sales 90 tierces at
$50 00&37 601or prime mess, and s35 O094l 90
for India mess.
BEEF HAMs-heavy; sales 50 bbls. at
32@35c.
CUT MEATS Dull; sales 40 packages at
l3Zdl414c tor shoulders and I71z0lS1zc for
hams; middles are steady and quiet.
LARD-Cutet and firm; sales $40 bbls. at
I71501lS5scs small lots al l65z0l9c.
BUTTER Heavy at 28930c for Ohio and
3ld32c for State.
CHEESE-Quie at 12dl61Sc.
FREIGHTS-TO Liverpool quiet; $1,000
bushels wheat shipped per steam at Cd.
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NeW York Drr Goods Market.

By Telegraph New YORK, May 20.
Day GooDs-The market continues dull,
yet steady at the annexed prices: COhassO
and Appleton A. heavy brown sheetIngs
held at IScs Atlantic A. and Indian Head,
1212c; Atlantic A, lie; Newmarket r. R.,
l7e; Wellington A. A, Ice; L. X. L, 15c;
Dwight W., l413c; Newmarket A., 1415c; ;
Indian Orchard o., I5c; do. A, Ice; do. N.
n, 1895 do. l., II13c; Bedford r., l01zc;
Merrimac w. printed cdlicOes, I5c; do. D..
l31zc; Sprague's best, 14c; Pacific 131lc /;
Richmend's 1870; Aliens 1870; American
ana Manchester, l21zc, for poor styles
Gloucester, best styles, 1910; Arnold's,
Freeman's and Victory, best styles, Il1Sc:
simpsons MORNINGS, PIC; Gloucester
and London MORNINGS, lI1zc; Aliens and
Regatta Sh1rt1ngs, 14c; and Hamilton and
Sprague's l5c. Delaines more slowly at Ice;
Pacific lawns, ISc.
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United States Marshal's Notice
No. 1902.

United states Of America, District Of In
diana, SSs e se
WETHEEEAS, A-LTBEL ~0F ".
~ formation was flied ia the District
Court Of the UHited States for the District
OF Indiana, on the 18Th 4 y OF May, 1855
by George A Armstrong. VIM. H. Calvin and
william Gilpin, by their Proctor, Chas. T..
Marsh Esq, against the steamer j.. r.
Hoyle, her engines, tackle. apparel and
furniture, seized at said district, upon
cause OF action, civil and maritime; dam
ages sl62 10, and praying process against
said goods, and that the same may be con-
demned and sold therefor.
NOW, therefore, in pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court TO me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give
public notice TO all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof. or in any man
ner interested therein. that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United States, TO be held at the CITY
of indianapolis, in aud for the District Of
Indiana. on the lst Monday of July next
at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of that day
then and there to interpOse their claims
and make their allegations in that be-
half BEN. SPO0NEiR, Marshal u. s.
Attest; ID. HOWLASD, Clerk. myN I4t
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NEW YORK.
Keuy's Worth American AWindle-
two Gers Killed Gen. Mcclellan.


New YORK, May q. - Judge
Brady, on application of Ellis Alias,
who alleges having been sWindled out
of $1,000 by the Kelly North Amer1-
can Gift Concern, decided the enter
prise to be an unmitigated swlndle,
and ordered a perpetual Injunction,
restraining the firm from receiving
letters directed to them. He also
said he would restrain the publlca-
ton of KeIlgs Weekly, an illustrated
paper, if, on examination, 1t proved,
as be believed it to be, in the interest
of the concern. H
Two school boys named Alexan-
der Miller and Clement f. Watson,
fell from the train Of the Hudson
River r. r. cars, on which they had
jumped for a ride, and were instantly
killed
A letter from Gen. Mcclellan to
Gen. Duryea was read in the Common
Council to-day, declining any public
demonstration on his arrival in this
country An engrossed letter, ex-
pressive of their esteem anu apprecI-
alton of his services during the re-
bellion, is to be prepared for private
presentation.
New YORK, May 31.-A Buenos
Ayres letter states that on capturing
Carupaiti, il was discovered that
nothing but Quaker guns remained
il the stronghold, while the station
airy sentinels proved to be stuffed
scare-crOws.
Two Paraguayan steam transports
near the Chaco had been sunk by the
Brazilian gunboats.
The first load Of Irish emigrants
had arrived at Rio Janeiro
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H04nagl y ,s1sE5lalClAL

To COUNTIES. ii ERCHANrs.-YVe direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
10 the superior facilities Of the JoURSAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
al kinds of mercantile work. VIZ, Bill
Heads. Cards, Circulars, &c Orders for
work can be sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, May 2O-Eve.
The increase of specie in the Bank Of
England for the week has been &49S, 900.
ConsOls for money $50; account, $50
bonds, 7lsSg715z.
FRANKFORT, May 2I-Eve.
Bonds 73ss9781S.
LIVERPOOL. May 2I-Eve.
CoTToN-Duu; sales 4,O00 bales; mid
ding uplands at u1z; Orleans, Il5s.
WHEAT-Red lbs Sd.
PETROLEUM-Rehned Is ID.
SPIRITs-Redned "a.
SUGAR-27s cd.
Other markets unchanged.
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New York Gold and Stock Market
By telegraph


MoNEY-Easy at ACC on call loans.
STERLING Quiet at 95s0lO.
GOLD Firm closing at I395Z9l39A.
SHIPMENTs-The shipments were. half
million dollars
SECURITIEs-G Government securities are
active and higher, closing very strong.
Redemption of Compounds to day were
7-30s, s., II, $50; the Treasury bought no
7-3Os and sold no gold. $3.50 P. M-Quo-
tatiOns: COuoons OF 81, ll41s9lI5; do. 49,,
0l0S9a; do. new 1l014@II02s; do. ='67, 1l054
9lI05s 70 49s 1920 Ib5; 7-3Oss -I089 I9S1s.
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Escape Of soldiers Obbery-Fire.

Escape OF SOIdIeFS-b ObbeFy-FiFe.
SAN Francisco, May 18.-Some of
the soldiers who escaped from Fort
Point before daylight this morning,
robbed and nearly murdered a police
officer named Wagner, In the City
Rinck In the adjoining county. No
one was arrested, a
"A serious panic was created among
mining stock operators to-day; prices
declined heavily.
A fire at Vallejo this morning de-
stroyed Alpha Block, on which was.
situated numerous stores: loss $40
900, gold value.
The bark Whistler, from York,
is the only Atlantic arrival.
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Boston, May 20.-Catherine Busher
an incorporate widow, twenty three
years of age, was beaten to death last
night in Charlestown. Chas. Blake
is under arrest charged with the muir
der.
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WORCESTER, Mass, May 21.-Ste-
phen E. Denton, thirty-two years of
age, of the firm of B. Snow, Jr., &
Co.. extensive paper manufacturers
at Fltchburg, committed suicide by
hanging himself, yesterday.
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HANTEn-AGRNTS.

So " ID. MANSFIELD'S LIFE OF
EA@ GRANT, in EngltSh and Ger
man. Extraordinary 1nducemen to
Agents to sell the - Popular and Anthem
tic Life of US. Grant," with steel plates
and maps, by Hon. z. d. Mansf1eld e. E. D.
MI, whose Military Education. close
study OF History, long experience as Edi-
tor and Author, and powerful and graphic
style, lender his book of absorbing interest
and perfect Authenticity. His reputation
q 0ne will sell the BOOK wherever offered.
We deal with canvassers directly. April
cants Tor territory GUeSt Of Indiana will adj
dress X. q. LA sfBERT, Assistant SupeFin-
tendent, Bloomington, III. Al others apply
70 soIe owners of copyright, R w. CAR
ROLL y co.. Publishers, Cincinnati.
ap30 d4w Ut a W. WIN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

" OST-In the vicinity of the American
"a House, on Thursday morning, q long.
black morocco pocket book, containing
some money ana valuable papers. The
latter can be of no use to any one but the
owner. For the return of the papers a
liberal reward WriI be paid.
TRAVIS & ASHHY
u1y22 st PrOprtetors American House.
Down Goes the Price.
wEREsH TABLE BUTTER AT 80
- CENTS per pound. A good stock of
Teas, sugars, and Syrups, Of as good quail
ity and al as low figures as any house la
the city, at =. II. 5 COOKS,
my22 Wv l53 Main street.
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SAN Francisco, May 21.-A letter
from NewHealand states thatGovernor
Otaga had consented to admit all
>Whalers and vessels coming for re-
pairs, free of all harbor dues.
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Rejoicing Over Grants Nomination

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 21-3 20
P. M-The Republicans of Cleveland
are now firing one hundred guns in
honor of the nomination of General
Grant.
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M. O N

Has just received beautiful STOCK az
fine Linen Suits, Marseilles vests.
and Alpaca Suits, for the coming
warm weather, His Linen Suits are
all shrunk before being made up. and
are made In the best manner, eepe-
cially to his order, at DEYLIN's, EeW
York.
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(RAWER d HENKE.

Thanking our friends for past favOrs be-
slowed upon The old firm, we hope they
win continue to paTOnize the former as
sOciates Of the new firm.
Custom work OF att Kinds viii be done at
the prices laid dOWn-teF mentioned) in our
price lists, with the signature of the for
ner firm, John w. Gruen q Co. For par
tfcular consultations our friends are in
vited to calIat our Lffiee ami Factory,
Corner Canal and Bond Streets.
We are well furnished with fine stock
of goods in our line, which we offer for
sale, or exchange for wool al the highest
market price.
Our experience OF wool manufacturing
ENABLES us TO supply the wants OF the pub
lie as usual in the most perfect manner.
n. B.-Ihe undersi med of the former
firm will collect all moneys al d pay all
debts and Liabilities.
ia-G CRANER a. HENKE,
Successors 10 j. W. Gruen Coz
mayo 2Wd
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VIII continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and heW
Styles that may be introduced in the
New York market, and will sell az
goods in his line fully as low as theg
can be bought in the Eastern cities. .
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HTANTED-AGENT%To sell the

NTEW-ATENI Sr-IO sell the
~ LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT,
BY John 5. G. Abbott. ThisyworK will be
illustrated with. three fine steel .engravings
and eight maps, prin ted in tint and sold
only by subscription. Agents will find
this a work that will sell Itself. The sub
Iect, author and the fine style tn1which
The book viii be published cannOtsfa to
Insure for it an enormous anda rapid sale.
Liberal terms ~tO good agents. PriceytO
suit the times. We, are now ready to Jas
sign territory. w HIFE8CORBIN, BOWIE
& CO., Publishers, 14O Walnut Street. Gin
cinnati, Ohio. marl8 diff
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UYANrED no INFORM THE PUB-

NWTANTED TO INFORM THE PUB
w Lie, generally, That We are now pre-
pared to sell county and stale rights for
our patent Bed Lounge This is, IN every
respect, the best bed lounge ever made.
As lounge it is Goth beautiful and strong
and when opened forms a bed, as perfect
ia every particular as any bed IN the
world, having the only perfect spring mat
tTess ever constructed in a bed lounge.
IL also contains a safe for he'd clothing,
whether opened or closed. These lounges
can be manufactured and sold so low that
they are bound to come into competition
with, and a-e certain to supersede, all
other lounges, since, for the price of a
lounge alone, both lounge and bed, with
q magnificent spring mattress, can be had.
In the small city of Cleveland, Ohio,
during the past six months, $50 lounges
have been sold. at such a price as to net 10
the manufacture profit OF s5,000. There
is a sure fortune to any man who will take
hold of this thing. L. ,. LEONARD & CO..
76 West Third Stree, Cincinnati. Tmal9dZW
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FOE SALE.

swswrss AF6RE aassE lii Bfung{T1ctares'5
M ma Fgqpoeteys7 Prices. A chan ce Q
INV new Watches at half price. Every
body should send for circular and price
list. Swing full part eolaAs, which VIII be
sent free on application TO
SAFJRY s CO.
Is Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
my22 Inv
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DO the Pnblic.
EVANSVILLE WOOL FACTORY.

Mr.. JOHN w. GRUEN having retired
from our est a blishment, we inform the
public that we Will continue such under
the firm of
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John R0binsOm's
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE

Re-Organized and Enlarged for the Season
Of 1868.
First appearance of G. NJ. KELLY, the
Champion Leaper of the world, in con-
junction with Hiss CORDEBIA, the won
der of the nineteenth century, and a tall
ented Company, and positively the largest
collection Of wild beasts in the world.
mY22 ID cod
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-22
WANTED.

TYANTED-A GOOD BUG 3Y-sMITH,
Wv to whom viii give good wages and
steady employment None but a first-class
hand need apply. ]. A. QUICK,
my22 2t Shawneet own, Illinois.