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far CHER Riger Items see Seyeath Page.
At Il O'Clock last night. it was quite
warm, with strong indications of rain.
-.--. Business was much better in the az
terpart than in the forepart of the day
The J.P Webb VIII leave for Cumberland
River at 4 O'clock this EVENING ..-...The
Belle Lee came down late in the evening,
having but a light trip. She took a small
lot OF freight here----~.The Cumberland
left for Cairo, with an excellent trip Of
freight and a good many people--.The
sam Orr, for EastpOrt, had also a good trip
-".-.The Louisa, with a splendid trip left
late In the evening for Wabash River.
We desire to call attention t. the card of
Duke Nicholson, Commercial Broker and
Railroad and Steamboat Agent. No. 5,
Water Street. There is no more accom-
modating or clever gentleman living than
Mr.. Nicholson.
8ANIFEsT OF STEAMER ROE RoY-From
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Co, $50 box cans;
Z. Neile & Co, go box cans; N. Kempf, so
Kegs be@r; Z Wilhelm, p bbls ale; RagOn,
Dlckey q o., 3 doz b. ooms, 80 kits fish, 5
boxes drugs, 6 dOz trays, g dOZ bowls, 3 half
Dds nsh, 10 pa. syrup Regain johnston,
L. bbls plaster: Wheeler & Riggs, > cases
matches, 3 bbls syrup; A. c.. Pushee, 80 pa.
mdS; f. Krone 4 son, B bbls buugs; 81.
Burwffz / beer cooler: J. b. Bruck
Co, I Dbl ~varntsirs journal Co, 2 bdts pa
per; Healy, Is lac x Co 1 case paper; W.
Holman, 4 bars iron; r.. Preetorius, rolls
leatheri &. Armstrong, 1 barrel varnish.
Woodrow, Reitz q Co, 40 bars OF iron 10
bundles iron, 2 bundles -wheeIbarrOws:
BrOse & Brother, 2 barrels Oil +. Verliug,
100 Kegs lead, 10 ca es lead. l cask putty:
BabcOck q steele, 100 barrels cement: Kos
ter & KOd. > bundles broom handles: 10
box tobacco; f. Bischop, 10 barrels flour;
George Sontagg & Co., ! box Reeds; LEIGH
ter q Ichenhalsen, 5 boxes glass ware; I. @.
Brl eWell, 3 packages merchandise; HOl-
ltngsworth & Co, 30 boxes Jars; Cloud &
Akin, 5 boxes merchandise, 3 barrels var
n1sh !; +. BIschon, 80 barrels cement: H. r.
lemke & Co. Il boxes tin plate, 5 pack
ages merchandise; W. O. Brown & CO., 81
boxes merchandise. y barrels sundries, %
kegs nails: 100 packages Of hardware;
AZ doz. w-oodenware; 5 stoves: 2 kits fish
100 pacE ages undries; Sparks & Pfcquett,
80 kegs lead. 2 cans Lad; BlOmer & Ho-
ing 3 sofas, 3 parlOr chairs, IS do; Mills 4
Kieiner, 1 writing desk. Re~shipping-
Henderson Packet, 10 barrels sugar, "A
packages merchandise. tennessee River
81 packages merchandise, 3 cases boots, l
case dry goods: Cairo Packet-4 packages
ID barrels ale, 8 boxes merchan-
disc; EddyvIlle' XVI box merchandise;
WaDash RiVer-22 barrels salt, u9 boxes
merchandise, 70 barrels sundrfes, 30 pack
ages hardware, p package furniture, %
kegs Iced, 80 kegs nails, 100 packages fur
nlture.
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By Telegraph EEw York. May 1.
CoTroN-Steady and not very active F:
sales 1900 bales, at 32Lc for middling up
FLOUR Receipts. 4,545 barrels; hour dun
and a shade lower; sales Of 1870 barrels
at IS S5a9 50 for supernne state and Vest
ern; 50 W8l8 90 for extra state; 50 GOA
Sll 10 for extra Western: sI2 25@I3 IS Tor
white wheat extra $40 200I4 90 for round
hoop Ohio; sll O09l2 80 for extra st. Louis;
$40 259I4 90 for good to choice do, closing
dull and heavy at sl2 J89l6 10. California
dun. lower, quiet and heavy; sales
OF $50 barrels at s. 5O9lO O0-the latter an
extreme price,
Corn MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-NOmiual.
WHEAT-Recetpts IIS,S 8 bushels: less &C
tive and steady; sales Sc, O0g bushels At
z 4t92 q for no. z SpTI Z; y 10 for very
duo, mixed; - 5592 81 for No. L.
kYE-Lower, duh and nominal. at 81 80
al y for State
B"ARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales 1000 bushels
Canada West at 81 50.
eCORS-Beceipts 59,S46 bushels lie better;
a good demand; sales $1,000 bushels. at
81 l2Wl Is for new mixed Western adoat
ana ia store; 81 l4@I l5R for old do. ahoat
and IN store 81 l59l Il Tor white south
ern 81 2gI y Tor SOU hern yellow.
OATS heceiptS 42,l&5 bush easier; sales
$1,000 bushels az SIC for Western in store:
S5WS511c for ditto ahOat.
hICE-DULL.
CoFFEE Firm; sales of 2,eOO bags OF Rio
UGAR-Ftrni sales of LOO hhds. Cuba
at l0zaIILc.
MoLAssEs-Quiet and firm.
HOPs-Qutet.
PETROLEUM-Firm at 12L0l2Ic for crude
and 2754c for refined Onded
PORK-Lessa active and lower: sales $3.50
bbls. at $40 20g29 80 for new mess, closing
at $40 IS regular; SIS 0302S . for old do.
closing at SIS O0cash s23 OO98 IS for prime;
SO 5091 90 tor prime mess. Sleek OF old
and new in the market, 1856 bbls. last
month, 75,943 bbIs. last year, l06. $50 bb.s.
b~EEF-Steady; sales $40 bbls. at SIS 00R
- 100 Tor new plain mess; SO 50G24 IS for
new extra mess. Stock old u new IN
The market, 30,453 packages; last month.
33,03j packages; last year. SIG packages;
sales of 40 uerces beef at E86 0008 OG for
prime mess; 81 00943 so for India mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales so bbls at S37 90.
CUT M~EATS-FIrm; sales $50 packages at
l31zGl3Ac for shoulders; I7LGlSzc for
hamss mlddles steady and quiet. -r ca
LARD-Firmer; sales OF ~I65 bbls. at
1otz9l9Zc; SmaliIOts at 19Sc.
BUrTER-Quiet at 20@4ec for Ohio, and
4S15Oc for Stale.
CHEESE-FHmer at l20I7Lc.
FREIGHTS-TO Liverpool lower; engage
ments OF 5O,U00 bushels grain at SD for
corn per sail, and Sd for wheat per steam.
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IN the District Court of the United States
Cor the District OF Indiana.
IN the matter Of Francis NJ. Edmonds,
Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy.
70 d0hoAo IL may concern. The uu5ersign-
Cd hereby gives notice OF his appointment
- assignee OF FRANCE N. HDMONDs, of EV-
ana state OF Indiana, within said District,
VINO mas been adjudged a bankrupt, upon
his own petition, by the District Ccurt Of
said District.
Dated at Evansville. the I7th dav of
April, AID. 1865.
JAMES H. MCNEELY,
AUTO ooI kAaW SAT- Assignee.
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LoulsNne Maraet.

BY telegraph LOUISVILLE. May J..
TQBACCo-SaIes I04 hhds common Iugs
to medium leaf at 5Z0f5Ic fair lear TIC.
FLOUR-Super6ne IS -.
WHEAT-& $50 60.
C0RE = ShelIed and in eaT, S8990c.
OATs-S0c.
RYE-s2 l2a2 %
BARLEY MALT-s2 75g2 90.
LARD-Igc.
MESS PoRK-S23 75029 90.
BAcoS Market firm; shoulders, l4Ic;
clear rib sides, I7Ic, aud clear sides,
lSLc.
BUCK MEATs-St ouIders BIC; sides
l7hc.
COTTOS--N ominal at sec.
WHIsKY-NOminaL.
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New York Gold and stock Market

By Telegraph NEW YORK. May L.
. MOEEY-6@7 per cent. on CALL loans.
STERLING-Firm and quiet at l01l0%.
GoLD-Firmer; opened az 1899, fell to
1891, and closed at 139%9I3955.
LOANS-At las per cent for carrying =.
GOVERNAIENTS ~ Rather lower; closing
heavy and dull. The report that a German
banker, from Frankfort is here, with a
p OpO~itiOn TO exchange $500. 900, 600 Of 5-20s
of 20 and '65, for a like amount of l0-40s, is
rather doubtful. Henry CIeWes & Co.. fur
nish The annexed 1870 Quotations: Cou-
pons Of 81 Il3H9ll3A; do. '62, l0s%0I08L;
do. e~x-tntere>t '64, l0J49I061s; do. ex-
interest 20, l079l97E; do. ex-ini crest new.
o S1s8l09; do. i67, 1u91S9l0gS; l0-4Os, I03HQ
1881; 7-3Os, 1G7Zgl075S.
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BY 1eLegraph-l NEW YORK. May L.
DRY GOODs-The market continues Ian
gul9 enough, Doth for cotton and wooden
goods; but prices are,
firmly maintained. some gOoUs ara de-
cldediy Inner, such. as cotton bags, cotton
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do, th~lee-bushel, 67Lc; Androscoggin ace
AmOskeagt 4c; FreLch bales Southern
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to the superior facilities Of the JoURNAL
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all kinds of mercantile WORK, viz, Bill
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Evansville, indiana,

State Of Indiana, Marlborough County
In Marlborough Circuit Court, O5to-
Der Term, 1865.
Mary DDS VS.. Daniel Z. Dods.
TT APPEARING BY AFFEnAVTT
III on file in the Clerks Office OF So Il Court
Is a uOn-res1dens Of the state OF Iadana-
Notice $ hereby given him OF the pend-
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the first Monday iRQttober, 1858.
Witness Blythe Hypes, Clerk OF the said
Court, and the seal Thereof this 18th. day Of
April, J868.
ap2 81 BLYTHE HYNEs, CerA
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STEAMBOATS,,


NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets will carry
= cents Per hundred pounds
H. II. DE8TER,
Commanding team Quickstep.
BEN. no Val
Commanding steamer Cumberland.
A. NJ. DUSOUCHET,
Commanding Steamer Armada
April 8. 1858. taprS dtf
FOR OWENSBORO, CANNELTON, AND
LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent steamer
TAKASCON.
A. I. Gilmore, Master;
- NJ. ID. Warren, Clerk.
Leaves for Loui. vile and all way land
Iugs THIS DAY, Saturday, May -, at
g o'clock PM.
to w. G.. BROWN 4 CO.,
IL Agents.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINcINNATI.
The fine passenger steamer,
felP. X. Bareiay, Master:
80 Lew. Morris, Clerk,
Leave Tor the above and al way landings
SATURDAY. May q. at 10 An.
r or freight or passage apply on board, or
mayl DIT Agent.
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
The fine, fleet steamer
J.P. WEBB.
@R. L. Lancaster, Ma ter;
z Chet. Bradley, Clerk,
Leaves for GAINESVILLE and all Cumberland
River way landings SATURDAY, May I'd,
at O'Clock Pm.
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.NAtFFN " ~ ~ ifLh LAH L--
There were two cases before the Police
Court yesterday, neither of them of a
very serious nature, but they vary
somewhat from the usual character OF
business that we have been recording
for the past week.
Orloff Miller was arraigned on the
charge of creating tumult and disorder
in a beer saloon on Main street. The
testimony would seem to show that Mr..
Miller and another gentleman got Into
difficulty originating from playing
dominoes. Anumber of delicate words
were applied to each other during the
game, when at last Mr.. Miller thought
that his partner was getting too famil-
lar in his addresses, and under that i'm
nression he struck him. This was sig
nal for fight, but the early interference
of the police nipped it in the bud, and
brought Orloff before the Court, where
he was fined five dollars and costs.
Herman Walker was arrested on the
charge of assault and battery; but the
circumstances attending his case some
what mitigated the offence. 1t appears
that James Lawless, employed by Mr..
Walker, demanded some money, when
the former told him that his wages were
garnisheed and consequently he could
not pay him. Mr.. Lawless intimated
that he was lying, for which Mr.. Walker
ordered him out of his house, and for re-
fusing to go, he was forced out. Mr..
Walker was fined one dollar and costs.
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A Drunken Co0n.


There is a gentleman residing on
Fourth street who owns a pet coon, and,
like all coons, it is very cunning and
gets into everything that is not put out
of It's way. The owner of 1T has been
afflicted with sore hands for severa
days. and has been bathing them IN
whisky, in a basin. One night he for
got TO remove the basin. Inc
coon took advantage of his neglect, ana
during moment of thirst, it drank more
than it could we'll carry. In fact it got
beastly drunk. Mr.. Coon in this state
got on it's dignity, much like human be-
ings, and insisted upon quarrsling with
its best friends, and performing all sorts
of tricks never thought of before IL
would attempt to stand on its head anu
then on it's paws, but would always 1ali
nv falling over. 1t would get angry
then and try to bite those around
it. as though it thought they were the
canse Of il falling. Eventually the llq-
nor began to die out and it showed EVIL
dence of laboring under headache' II
was then as penitent as any young man
is over his first drunk. The coon Is now
sober and has since joined the lee.
totlers, swearing eternal enmity 10 al
malt liquors.
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aCriss Hotels Factories and Cities. It's superior
TO any Gas now in use, not only "a 10 the safety,
simplicity, practicability and great cheapness OF
manufacture but for its superior brilliancy, soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom from the
sulpburOus doors common TO Gas. go
These facts the officers Of the company VIII
take pleasure in demonstrating to those desiring
to adopt OF interest themselves in 1t. The com
pany will sell rights to manufacture in Towns,
Counties, Districts OF States, and direct stten-
tioR TO the following
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-15
Commissioners Sale

or Real Estate in Ohio County, near Vest
Liberty.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West vir-
GINA pronounced on the 18th day of May 1861
in a cause in Chancery therein then depending
wherein j. y. Caldwell is complainant and
Samuel Dunlap and others are defendants, 1
will, on MONDAY, TEE 9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1868
land ON which Samuel Dunlap now resides lying
on the road from Short Greek TO West Alexan-
der, Pa. and joining lands with Salathel Curtis;
also Samuel Dunlap's interest in tho landed
estate Of William Dunlap deceased, in COM
plainants exhibit a filed in said cause, men
toned The above mentioned tract or parcel Of
land contains about three and enc half acres,
more or less and comfortable building thereon.
Sale TO commence at ten o'clock, A. NJ. Terms
CASH. y. RICHARDSON,
feb3 david Special Commissioner.