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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10
The Ino "a. oners nj North
Clclse - Council with "spOtted
TaiI' and other Chiefs.

We are permitted to copy the following from
a letter written by Mr.. J. Bradley Adams to
his father, J. @. Adams, esq, OF this city;
The Indian Commissioners arrived this
morning, and had q council with "Spotted
Tail" i saw A. S. II, white, and had quite a
chat with him. The commissioners VIII prob
ably 70 up the road tomorrow on their way
TO Laramie. Mr.. Gardner, of Washington, the
photographer, Is expected along tomorrow to
foin them. At present Indians are 10 unging
were promised them atthe council this morn
Ing. This time they get arms and ammuni.
lion, and there Is no doubt that they will use
them this spring II the agents impose too much
on them, which they do often. Wages will
keep up as long AZ Indian scares continue.
Phil Sheridan attracts the attention OF
every one here. Sherman was telegraphed for
as witness In the Impeachment trial, and re-
turned from Omaha. believe his daughter Is
here, and there are some other ladies WIN the
party. One Of the cars that brought the party
was the finest passenger car on the road, cost
Ing about 10000, and was on Its hrst trip me
Lincoln cal also came through.
A few Indian chiefs viii accompany the
commissioners. Kit Carson was here the other
day, on his way from washingtoni also the
delegation Of Utes, General Harney IL here,
bnt ne Indians do not like him At an, as he Is
sleeps In q slesping car but sits up all night,
WINE all the others 20 70 bed In "the sleeper"
The indians got double barreled shot guns,
and acme soid them on the spot for Ave dollars
apiece. They formed o circle and the goods
were nut 10 the centre, and they distributed
them TO suit themselves. They are generally
pretty honest about dealing out In such cases.
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The Opening OF the Defence.

Judge Ben. X. Curtis yesterday opened the
defence for the President There was larger
number OF spectators In the galleries than has,
as yet, attended since the sitting OF the High
Court. The floor Of the Senate was also well
allied, many distinguished persons being there
seated, including not only Senators and Rep
resentatives, hut other gentlemen OF high
distinction. Lieut.. Gen. Sherman and Hon.
Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, were among those
who had admittance to the Senate Chamber,
the former being the attraction of those In
the galleries. The ladies present were numer-
Gus, representing the circles OF fsshiona-
bic, political and literary life, and they
listened attentively to the learned lawyer.
Judge Curtis, in his delivery, was somewhat
monotonous, but his articulation was distinct,
and, when silence was observed, his remarks
could be heard over the entire Chamber. The
delivery OF the address occupied about three
hours, and was avery able one. The managers
on the part Of the House were all present, and
they paid the utmost attention to Mr.. Curtis
while speaking. Mr.. Bingham was engaged
10 taking copious notes during the rendition,
while Gen. Butler and Thad. Stevens, leaning
upon their right hands, scanned carefully the
countenance of the opposing lawyer At the
conclusion Of the address OF Mr.. Curtis the
court adjourned and the Chamber was soon
Invested OF the crowd, many considerably as
tonished, when they came upon the outside,
10 find 1t showing briskly. Judge Curtis re-
sumes his argument to-day,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

METROPoLITAN-Po 4 SHKLLxY.
Horace q Cooper, Tenn, DR. I'd Scar, Chas
e smith, Daniel fiizsersld, Henry 7 Brown,
y Wood, Hi, jr, MI Finch, W Frazier
wife, Miss NJ II st.atherA Diekson, Nov
defphla, Z d Draper. Bostonj George 4: Jsn-
kins, Mount Pleasant, Ohio; Kryblll, Pa;
n 2 Peterson, 7 J Kingsley and wife, Chicsgoj
Y W Cole. Augusta, Ga, STATING BousalI, W
Donsherty, Harrisburg, Psj J Kenney,
Ohio Frank Ward and sister, Ga, ID Boyd,
Albany, N Y; L II Denny, Columbus, 0hioj
PIT Duaney, Ark, z T Williams, Baltimore.
sEATON HOUSE-JoHx II. SEnNEs.
Thomas Roman, Call T NJ Everett, Benz II
Miller, = Berry; Y wo,,hi1pston, p Baker
sprE Po.,oni u Yhseisr, John 7 Hume,
Wertsins.Sn, o ssi,imors, bk LsSS, j., ana q
wife, Norfolk, Va, W u Mullins, wheeling,
Yves Va; J r siifer, J R Powell, Philadelphia;
Arthur Bingham, Ala; A b Groff, Lancaster,
OWEN HOUSES. W. owens.
Shss X Summi n n L ssibsrt, va, D
Mel J W watts, Philadelphia.
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HIGH PRICES - THE WEATHER
AND THE CRORD.

The present high prices OF every article Of
family consumption bears heavily upon the
poor lsborlng man, even though he nnds con-
slant employment At fair wages, and upon
those who can and nothing to do the pressure Is
terrible. Over this state Of things multitudes
are becoming sad and disheartened. If there
be anything in the promise Of the future that
can give word Of cheer and comfort to these
people that word should be spoken. Having
this end In view, we deem 1t to be our duty to
say what can be truthfully said, founded upon
the best information we can obtain, In respect
to the promise now vouehsafed US Of . coming
bountiful harvest. The weather is such that
already the oroakers and spectators have
commented their annual predictions In regard
to the ultimate failure Of the crops.
There IL one thing, however, OF which we
may all feel assured; II the crops fail, 1t will
not be the fault Of the hush ndm an who plows
and plants and tills the soil. We have made
1t q point to consult our southern and west
ern exchanges to find out what are the pros
poets respecting the crops, and from every
quarter come to US the most cheering accounts
as to the promise OF the winter cereals. These,
as a general thing, never looked better
From louisiana, and In nne, throughout the
south and southwest, the wheat fields are In
nourishins condition, and there are more acres
soWn, ana now IN more promisinB cohuiuon,
than was ever known before.
Throughout the western States the same
thing holds good. Millions Of acres more than
was ever planted before, now give promise OF
an immense yield. In Missouri alone, It is
said there arc ten acres sown this year, to one
last year.
The Tennessee papers give glowing accounts
Of the wheat fields Of that Commonwealth.
They already speak OF the champion stalks Of
wheat which are everywhere springing into
view, and giving promise OF q glorious harvest
time. or course 1t Is impossible to predicate
with unerring certainty that the promise OF
to-day will be made good by q realization in
the coming harvest time OF a bountiful crop;
but we should be false to facts and recreant to
duty should we discard this fair promise and
predict anything else than a bounteous yield
Of sustenance which shall carry gladness and
plenty to many suffering households.
Certain 1t Is, we may conclude, from what
We already see, that the bounteous Oliver OF
all good will crown the laborI OF the husband
man with success, and that which IL SO promis.
ing in the blade will end In that fruition which
insures the full and ripened corn In the ear
First the blade, then the ear, and then the
full corn In the ear"
ment may appear to be against the realization
In the end OF great crops, may, after all, be the
very means which an all-wise Providence uses
to further the grand ends In the economy OF
His government to work out results such as
He alone is capable of educing. Let US be
thankful, and always hopeful to the end.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsIrED STATES PATRsT OFFICE. T.


On the petition Of HRSRI ogTcALT, Of Wiiming;
aIanted 10 him the 18th day Of July, 1854, for an
Improvement In Mode Of Constructing METALLIC
Roofing, for seven years from the expiration o.
said patent. which takes place on the li'h DAY
L. Ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oiaee on MONDAY, the ga day Of jSas
% appear and show cause, II any they have. why
said petition ought not to DO granted ,. 4.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRES 70
hle IN the Patent Once their objections. spesisiiy
set forth in writing, at least ftoenfy days peioIo
The day Of hearing all testimony nled By either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must Pc
taken and transmitted In accordance with the
rules Of the ONCE. which will DO furnished on APP
bsnositous and other papers. relied upon as tes-
tnopv must DO hled In the once ftoentH days
%i.h,a q. days siisr alins q the tssil@S5y q,
the RspgnLfexs and the IatsiliQsnoer, ,Washing-
ton, b. q. and in The Evening ohronieis. Clnsin.
natl Ohio, once q week for three successive weekG
IN hrst of said publications TO be At least Sky
days previous to'ths day ofhsAhRnsM STOUT.
aplo.Fsw Acting Commissioner VI fa'en"'
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OF THE INTERIOR.
~ gsIrEp State ParEsT TO, 8Y,siG III.

On the petition Of 6EoHoE A, LEIaIIos, o. Law;
rranted 10 him The 18th day Of July. 1851. for ~
Improvement In Sewing Machines. for seven years years
place on the iIth day Of July. 1868
ordered that ths ,sid petition l p heard Al ne
next. at IL o. clock, m aud all persons are mott
ned TO appear and show cause. any ssey nave
"Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ale Ia The fstsnt Once their objections, specially
lie day of hearing; ali testimony nlea by either
party to be used AZ the said hearinf, nan u, pc
~ lie once which will DO Furnished application
DepOsons and ether fssd uS Ss2s bsa1s
he dsy Of hearing; the arguments. II any within
Ian days after ding the testimony. 4,
ordersd also, that this notice be In the
Republican and the Igtsitosncsri Wash,ng go,
an,cs n week for three successive weeks the nrsl
az said 10 be Mt least sixty days pre-
Sloua TO the day Of hearing NJ srour
.ca.Th9t Acting CommisaioneI Of PAtents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

IT IS well known In Canada that the late
Thomas Darcy McGee was q man Of very in
temperate habits. lie had not been able to
usan himself from his appetites, as some Of
Yesterdays papers asserted, but within the
past nine months was frequently Obliged to
suceumb to them. II was said In Canada
that, like some Of the States politicians, he
could speak best when half intoxicated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

WHITE HousR.-Adjutant General Thomas,
Judge Benjamin r. Curtis, Ex-senator Cowan,
and other gentlemen had Interviews with the
President yesterday. A number of others
called, many Of whom had audience with the
Executive
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

CHARLESTON, s. O., April 0. -Charieston and
other districts were not represented in the re-
cent Democratic convention at Columbia, and
the people here dissent from its policy, and do
not consider themselves bound by Its action.
Commodore Prentice Of the United States
navy died on the South Carolina railroad, yes
terday.
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aplO.l3.l7
DRoPosALs roR CHARCoAL.

HEApQ'Rs DIRT OF THE PLAIrE.l
CuIEP QUARTEkhAsTERs DggIcE, T.
OMAHA, NEE, April 8, 1865.
Scaled Bids In duplicate, with guarantee signed
by two respOns ible persons, not bidders, and &C.
sSmpanied by a deposit Of 81 900. Will be Ieesiysd
Al this once until II o'clock, noon, Or MONDAY,
April ~, ISIS, for the delivery Of Three Thousand
'''NOO' CHARCOAL
at Fort D. A. Russell, Dakota, at the rate q twelve
hundred Il, 2lOJ bushels per month.
Full conditions q contract made known on up,
pllcation at this office, at the ONCE OF the Depot
QuaTternaster, Fort d, A, Russell,
by order Of Dreyet Major General AugnT;
.nlatJ Byt Brig, Gen. a., Chief O. NJ
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

The SENATE, In Executive Session yester-
day, confirmed the nomination Of Elmer S.
Dundy to be United States District Judge Ter
the District Of Nebraska.
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Col. L. ]. ATWOOD, OF CoEree''
at the Kirkwood House "ess~ cut "''''e1
GEoRaE WILKES, Of e'u'y'
Times. IL at w illar% RukeT Spirit Of N,
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AUGUSTA, Ga, April "a Republican mass
meeting was held Eere to-day. Nominations
for county Offices were made.
The deorg..a Medical Association has been
In sessic'a here for two days. They appointed
de-. gates to the National Convention.
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MODERN LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL = oRoUx' A..
sss9sstSwa and Colanbitp CSlIsss.. District q
GcisaSia Ia. resigned his gI': i ss.ani.o "a
s s IN those isnsuasss PsI,ons dsslriO{ TO
a ihs ss'ss s sSs sRps 4 hm s.o I.
otSar isasaaees, with aeeurateHsss and . Ieaso.-
sSie sLafss, No., 80 seventh street opposite
Streets, Wsshis gton, d. q. April
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

NAVY DRPARrNRST.-Ainumber OF officers,
including lieutenants, masters, ensigns, md
engineers, have been placed on leave for dis.
sharga,
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The snow storm In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April o.-Snow commenced
falling here at 10 p. m.
The weather 10 cold.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

WABHiNOfON, April ], lbtb.
, On the petition Of JONATHAN BALL. Of Elmira,
N. y, pfayiDx for the extension o. patent
ETSSssd 20 h'% IN mode y sonnsetnH Pps
Tor seven years from The sap5a!io1 q Sgd patent
which takes place on the IN AK o. July. 1865 A.
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 2ld day Of June
next. at II o'clock. m, and all persons are noti-
Why said petition ought not TO Do granted
Parsons opposing the extension are required to
ale In the Patent Ooo their objections, specially
80 forth in wriIins. a Least t,osntE daE. before
party. To be used at the said hearing, must DO
taien aud TRANSMITTED ip aeeordsnes with the rules
ofthe oaiee which VII Dc ,nrnisnsd a appneanon
tmony. must BE- aled N the ohee t.osniy Day. be-
within ten days after nling the testimony,
ORDERED also that his n2'Ss 30 putWiishsd n The
b. O., and In the Democrat, Rochester, N. Y.
once . week for three sueoessfye weeks the nrsi
yious 70 the day Of hearing. A. n. eTopT,
sps-wa Aching connissionsr Of Patsnt~
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PEORIA, April 9.-Three machine shops Of
the Peoria, Pekin, and Jacksonville railroad,
at PekIn, were destroyed by fire last night.
Three engines and much valuable machinery
were destroyed last night. The loss is $50, oooi
Insured In New York companies.
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NgPARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UMrED srATEs PAIEsT OFFICE.

WAsuIsGTos, March %, 1865
On the petition Of whRRRs SHAW and PAELEI
O. GREgs, Of Wales, Massachusetts,, praying 70
he er tension OF patent granted TO them tho 10Th
day Of June, 1854, for an Improvement In Tenterng
CLOTH for seven years from the expiration OF said
is8s:
the Patent 0fice on Monday, the 9Th day Of June
next, At u clock IN: and AZ per.pn. arc notified
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
ala In ne fatent Ohce their objections, specially
sei forth u writing. ., ieast tSsntg dSy. before
party. 10 be used At tho said hearing, must be
ak en- and tran In accordance with the rules
Of the oilce, which will be furnished on Appliea-
ton .
fore t6e day Of hsaringi the argqments. II any.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published in
the REPp1LioAs aud the pintshttfgsneers WasainS-
Mass, once week for three successive wesksi the
hrst OF said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing, =, suorm
.nt-wa- AetinR Comm sioner OF N tenis.
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BALTIMonE, April o-It has been showing
here for several hours. The weather Is
WIntfy,
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Special Notices.

WhaHGT1ssE4E.Sh RstSSSsAE SI65 Eo
A n.s ID. The -, S.sia n.s,ini ior W SsRo
~: XIV ~: i 'sii;i "Eesksiso sas
byS;.oi. 81 In pALfos. :
f-M- EgoHO4fCAL BpILn1Na A.
Ss:rS once sSS sSS% Ns TO- Psa
. sS.sen Spp VI fss.1s
6 SiS,sss.li S,S:s,: p9Sfi;:aiS IA streets.
Seventh street .. y. Savage hardware store,
rsnn.ylyaass sysnus. b.tyesn Tenth and Eleventh
rsaassu, north sias and A. Joyce's coach factory
rprn roo,SS ShoE =. PLANT. Pr..iasns.
fhbD kooNEs, Secretary, apl0-3'
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shooting Anair In Springfield, Mass.
srRIsoVIELD, April o.-Lyman Pease was
fatally shot while attempting a forcible en-
trance to a brothel In this city last night.
The place wes kept by Mrs. Caroline King,
who fred the shot
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LATERAL SEWER PIPES.
Proposal
until e. will bo received at the Mayors 0liee,
AM ,rURDAY, April IS, 1865, for furnishiny
" aging the Gas and Water Pipes and Lateral
atsr Sewer Pipes into all lots and parts Of lots on
Ninth street west, between q and II streets morrill,
as are not already proyisi0ned thsrewlth.
Specilcations can be seen at the 0aee Of the Com
missioner OF lmpro einents. In the basement OF tho
west wing Of the City Hall. ,,,
JOHN A. GARNER,
aplOl3l7 Commissioner Third Ward.
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Noovs ur,,v GyNS, b. BLAKE President
y S,.I sS. ,s: $Is! wssSss :Ss.,,
TSa. fsr el' sns Hsii.reu. sTSSs s$S.sa
W sSTSs sRsTisS Sue SSI n T FssI
..iIs q Il: f.S Sf A., .1ssI; 4: :sSa
e Ss sSS%; and I. s..is.%y VIII article
asssssncnt to be paid within % days from tho nh
hs ssy. eli ~ s,d s 4 a. A sDS. sssrs
fsleof@sad thOse iSrfoiied viii 30 psSse%sd at
s;s | value ., @ A. &c
viii Sc 4. Az I; x; Saiss from itoo p m daily.
spe.iot So H. A MOORE. Secretary.
W.CATARRH AND BRONC HITS
~ NEVER CURED REASON WHY These
i,,al ss Sh s Psrsss, q Gob:u%qpon
union q csi.rIs and ssfoiuis. This sopsin.iion
fa.iTs and snsa.. Ssss ' never
cured one case. As they have NO remedy which can
tss sn iSss4 only .rsssi.st qslisa whss. we
:%ss even one Pa,sn. cured, Esh9 as.wsr.. vb.rs'
ss: :S s:. sIr;s ;s Ind NIX H..
n: .'Ii fs hs::' s;:;
Wf-TO FARMERS AND PLAaTERs
;s Rsifs;; ;s';ss!s' iS S s. s.; !:
Sssa New ' 9ciR esy vice. Ss
Rspy hsys s5slp.iSs sSntTet Prize only TwkN.
from New York added. Warranted 81 the eompspy
to be equal ,cefgM for scsfoM to any high price
Cotton. Tobacco and Grain have been astonishing
tie past season. natures the erep from ten days
phlet Nth certificates Of hundreds 81 well .known
THOS. BAYNES SON,
80 MeElderry's Wharf, Baltimore;
...E. HO0B& WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
Or to the Lodi Manufacturing COMPANY,
jaD-3m New York.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHTC NEWS
sY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NEWS FROH IUR0 II
Tho Fsaian Irish Paiponsd iii Tho setA
THE LATEST oonHKRcrAL ADv1CIs
Destructive Fire in Peoria, Illinois
A Shooting Affair in springfield, Mass.
THE ERIE RAILRoAD DIFFICULTY
Political AMhirs In Southern States
Ex-Confedsrate Soldier Killed In Alabama
THE SNOW STORM IN PHILADELPHIA
FROM EUROPE NJ CABLE.
LoSpoS, April e-Evening.-Consols ssIz0
ssss; U. s. 6-2o's, 72sl6x; Fries, az, Illinois
Central, VIZ.
FnASKroRr, April s-Evening. u. s. sos,
T5k.
LIvKRrooL, April 9-Eveniny.-The cotton
market closed Arm, at q decline OF I'd; Up.
lands on the spot i2Ild., and to arrive iad.
Orleans ia,<. Tho sales Of the day are 1900
bales.
and the market for goods and grains Is active
and buoyapt.
Provisions steady.
AM Al Q-phtraleum clOACl atcA-
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AR0E SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
viii be sold at Public Auction, on wEDNES-
DAY, April %, 1861 at the United States Arsenal,
Dearbornyilie, Mich. siI l6) east:lron Cannon,
about soyenteen 7) ton. Of Cannon Balls, thirteen
yers fourteen sets Of artillery carriage wheels and
aIles. and a large Quantity q Cartridge Boxes,
Dealers will be supplied with catalogues, on ap-
plicaton to the commanding onleer;,
pvt MAI n
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= :
MOSES KELLY. Cashier.
yshp Blake. 9e9. Psdtof. w,B. Todd.
Tho., Fsrsn. % .6. aeti.ro,,. 5.w. TSs o%psSaa.
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NNsWe take great pleasure In calling
w the attention Of Storek eepers and others
who ara making improvements IN front q, tleiI
stores 10 the factt they can purchase AWNINGS
At one half the regular price at the Singer Sewing
ap7.eoIm WIN. SMITH. Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-26
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph.I CHICAGO, Oct. 24
EAsrERG ExCHANGE-Steadya and active.
at l-IO buying and LILO premium seIliug.
tLoUK-Duil and heavy; Spring extra at
WHEAT-Dull, and 2g2Lc lower; No. 1
at 81 329l 81, and No. 2 at 81 2459l 2611,
closing at 81 "a for No. 2; sales OF No. =
since the change at 81 ~.
CoRN-Dull and declining, and 31<031%c
lower; sales OF No. at 8695714c; No. 2 at
64AgS6c, and rejected at S29S4c, closing at
inside rate; No. this afternoon at S5I5c.
OATS-Dull, and I5492c lower; No. / at
462g4oc. and rejected at 449441zc, closing
Tor buyers of No. at Acc, and sellers 4515c.
RYE--Dull, and 3G4c lower: sales of No.
et 81 log III. and closing with buyers at
inside prices
BARLEY-Unsettled end irregular, and 7c
@9c lower: No. at 81 7I(9l 76, and closing
at 81 7ICG1 20.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull; sales of mess pork at
30 SggzS oO, and closing nOmina al at S2S 50
GO w. Lard dull, SmaIl sales of old steam
and Kettle at H9i9c; new steam 1870, and
closing nominal at l6c for new. Mess beef
Sl5 %; extra mess SI5 so.
dIGHWINES-DulI and easier; sales of
free at 81 10.
FREIGHrs firm and unchanged
kECEIPTS-ll, ,Z2S barrels flour; 93,51S bushs.
wheat; 81 ,090 bushels corn: I23,50J bushels
oats; - ,4o0 bushels rye; 1853 bushels bar
SHIPMENT5-S62' barrels flour; 206, ,4SO
bushels wheat; 32,37I bushels corn: l23 ,040
bushels oats; IL, 300 bushels rye; l ,81I BUSH
els barley.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-26

The shock at 2:15 to day did more
damage to injured buildings and to
some chimneys. The different manu-
factories, which suffered considerable
at the first shock, now have to be de-
molished and rebuilt.
No definite estimate of the damage
to property can be made until a prop
er survey of the entire city can be
made. Some place the loss at three
hundred thousand dollars, and others
at two millions Of dollars. The latter
figure is probably nearest true, as
quite a number of buildings have been
torn down, to be reconstructed or
have extensive repairs made.
1t is reported that the United States
Sub Treasury shipped secretly half a
million of gold coin to Washington,
yesterday, per steamer, making total
of eight millions of dollars shipped
since January 1st.
A private dispatch from San Fran
cisco says that the entire loss liz that
city by the recent earthquakes will
not exceed five million dollars.
A dispatch to the Herald says the
damage will exceed three million dol
lars, and there is hardly a structure
or building in the city but is more or
less injured.