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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. May D.
CoTToN-Firm and in fair demand; sales
OF $50 bales at 305a@3lc for middling up
lands; at the closing there were no sellers
under Sic.
FLOUR Receipts 6,29S bbls and 3. 0O8 bags ;
market heavy and without change; some
thing doing in common grades; for eX-
port $500 barrels and 500 sacks California.
Rye -four firm sales Of 800 bbls al &S0l0 10.
CORN MEAL-Steady.
WHIsKY-NOmInaL
WHEAT -Recel PTS Of 81, 500 bushels; mar
Eeu opened dull and heavy, and nOminally
2g3c lower, and closed firmer, with fair
demand, chiefly speculative, for Western
account; sales of IS, 900 bushels at 81 1892 20
for No. ? Spring: 81 2SM2 % for No. / do /;
" 70 for Winter amber Canada; s. 60 for
white Wisconsin.
RYE-Quiet and scarcely so firm.
BARLEY-Qutet aud firm.
BARLEY MALT-Flrm; sales Of 1000 bush
Corn Receipts OF I64954 bushels; mar
ket opened quite firm, and closed dull and
81 II for new mixed western, ahoat, clos
ing at 81 09}2 old do at 81 151z, in store, and
81 II for " hite Southern.
OATS Receipts of q 100 bushels; market
81, 900 bushels at S6087c for Western.
RICE-Quiet and firm.
COFFEE Quiet and irregular.
SUGAR--In fair demand; sales of LOCO
boxes Cuba at lI5z0l215c.
MoLAssEs- quiet; sales of $50 bbls Cuba
at 50d54c.
HcPs-Quiet at l0Q45c for American.
PETRoLEUM-FirIn at 1919 for crude ;
2912c for refined bonded.
COAL-Unchanged.
LEATHER-HemIock soles firm and more
doing Al 261z9G14c Tor BuenOs Ayres light
weights
WoOL-Quiet and prices a shade easier
sales OF 360,OD0 pounds at 44455c for dOmes
tic fleece.
PORK-Steady and quiet; sales of 800
barrels az S2s 15G2s q Tor mess; closing at
S2S 50. cash; 81 75@27 81 for old do. closing
at S27 81 regular; f23 00G23 50 for prime
VA 0OGA 70 for prime mess: a so, sales of
$50 barrels new mess at $4,000, seller last
halt OF June; SO IS, seller July.
BEEF-Steady sales of I'd barrels at SIS 90
go 80 for new plain mess; so 5O024 70 for
new extra mess; also, sales Of IS t1erees at
$50 3O9S4 90 for prime mess; S3S OO94l 90 for
Indian mess.
BEEF HANs-Duu; sales of Is barrels at
$50 O0d3l 90.
CUT MEATs-Quiet; sales OF I25 packages
at l314d135<c Tor shoulders; H@lSc for
hams; N iddles nominal.
LARD-A shade frmer; sales 600 barrels
at lS4lS1sc for common to prime steam,
and l9Il91%c for Kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Dull at 25030c for Ohio; 30a32c
for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet at I2aI7c.
FREIGHTS To Liverpool quiet and a
shade firner; 10000 bushels of wheat per
steamer at cd.
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st. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS. May o.
TOBACCO Active and ste ady; Tugs S6 25
as 50; dark Leaf SIS Scale 90; factor leaf
$40 O09l4 90; medium TO good bright leaf
Sl4 00Q 40 90; faRcy $40 0007 IS %.
HEMP-Firm; undressed 81 459l 80;
dressed s. go.
FLOUR Extremely dull; medium end
lower grades 25950c lower; superhne 81 25
az so; double extra So 501I0 so; choice
treble extra Sl1 25@ll so; fancy Sl4 so.
WHEAT-Duu and lower Tor Fall, and
Spring fiat; fancy red and white g S29
81 s.; prime to choice do, s. 7012 70.
Constructive and dull; choice white
9Og92ci mixed 689S9c; mixed white and
White 90@9lc.
OA1S-Firm at S00S2c.
BARLEY Small sales common Spring
at 81 So
RYE-Quiet at 81 SOL 80.
PROVISIONS - Very dull; scarcely any
thing selling. Mess Pork 29c. Bacon NOM
inal; very little demand. holders not
pressing sales. Lard dusl; small lots tierce
sold at 1Sc; round lots held out of market.
LIVE STOCK-Flrm and unchanged.
ECEIPTS - Flour 1,645 barrels, wheat
6,Sl2 bushels, corn 6,598 bushels, oats l ,2S4
bushels.
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rllcaeo Market.

BY Telegraph.] CHICAGO, May ..
FLoUR-Mo1e acttve and less firm IS 0t
lSlo so for SDr5ng extras
WHEAT-M OderaseIy active ano 51zd31zc
lower; sales No. At 81 99G2 90. and No. 2
at 81 S9Gl 90, closing quiet at 81 S99l 800
for NO. 2
CORS-Les= active and Ic lower. sales
No. at S90gJc, No. 2 at 6StQSS1zC, and re-
Jected al S71z@S8c. closing at S91zc for No. /.
OATS-Market tame and 14112c lower
sales at 6s@701&c, closing at 6e14@691zc.
RYE-Ltttle doing: 81 g for No. ! and
81 81 tor \ o. 2 in store.
BARLEY-Neglected and nominal.
PROVISIOc 5 - FIrmer but quiet. Mess
Pork sold at SIS 90 Lard 1870. sweet
picked Hams steady at l71zc. Bulk Meats
Inactive but firmly held.
LIVE HOGS-MOderately active and firm
er; sales at 81 S71<aS 55 for common to me-
dunn. and IS 621zG5 90 for fair TO good
smooth.
BEEF CATTI E-Dull and unchanged.
FREIGHTS-Firm and quiet.
RECEIPTS - Flour 7l14 barrels, wheat
$50 bushels, corn 1910 bushels, oats
43, 9I6 bushels.
SHIPMENTS II Flour 1882 barrels. wheat
80 DBL bushels, corn l35,1I5 bushels, oats
100 ,256 bushels.
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New York Gold and STOCK Market

By telegraph NEW YORK. May p.
MoNEY-Market easy at z55 per cent. on
call loans. Sterling dull at S1s9lO1s for
gold and first class bills.
CODA shade firmer and easier; open
ing at 800; closing at o95z- Exports to-
day, 81, 763, S5l.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-W1thOut decided
ange; closing steady. with but little ac-
tivity. Henry Clews & Co furnish the
annexed quotations: COu pons of 81, lisa
1151S; do. '62, 1I03EIll01Z; do. "a, lOS5s9
1857; do. '65, I083zMl0s5s; do. new, 1000
li01z; do '87, ll0120llOas lO-40s. 1870 1919
1905, l085SIl0SA the 10 40 loan is closed
out, with the exception Of 100000, which
the Secretary holds as precau iOnary
measure against over sales. The amount Of
30 coupon certificates paid ont to-day in
redemption com pound notes was S960,OO0,
which completes the entire issue of fifty
millions authorized by Congress. The
balance Of the May compound notes in
all but about Sc, 600 600 will be paid in cur
rency. The conversion Of 80 notes was
81, 10000; these VIII soon absorb outstand-
ing notes
BANK STATEMENT Much more favorable
than ex pected; loans. 500 ,3S1 ,279; de-
crease. S343, 500; specie, 81, 476 947; decrease
S462, 1875; circulation. So. 183. 038; decrease,
sl0,2lI; deposits, 500, 507, $50; increase.
81 1874, 245; legal tenders, s62 23 002; increase,
81 .6l9,9 67.
IMPORTs FOR THE WEEK Dry Goods,
81, I35, 91S: general merchandise, 81 1873 .464
export of gold for the week, S3,947 ,637 re-
OIL; payments, s., 900, Us; balance. SI02, 682,
754; receipts for the week, So 53l .267, in
Guiding g., lS4, $50 from customs; payments,
&3l % So.
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CINCuyNAFI, May %.
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull.
WHEAT Unchanged and IN moderate
demand.
CORN Firm SSc for ear.
OATS-FiGmeT; closing at Sic.
RYE-Unchanged and dull.
COTrOE-Firm and quiet; middling held
MESS PoRK-Held at SIS 50, but not sale
able at better than SIS 25.
BULK MEATs-C Closed dull; holders offer
to make concession; shoulders can be
bought at l254, and sides at l45z; clear sides
saieabIe at 1890.
BACoN-Firn, at Il, II and 1733c for
Shoulders. clear rib and clear sides, with
sales at the latter rate; sugar-cured hams
l9G20c.
LARD-Held higher, and can't be bought
at less than 1870: buyers at lS1Sc.
BUTTER unchanged and dull at Z592Sc.
EGGS-lSc.
APPLEs-DuII, at S5@6 per Dbl.
DRIED APPLES-Dull, at 506c per pound.
SUGAR-Unchanged and quiet.
COFFEE-In fair demand, at fun prices.
GOLD-l591z buying.
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In the small city OF CIeve and, Ohio,
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the manufacturer profit OF g, 900. There
is a sure fortune to any man who will take
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20 West Third Street, Cincinnati. Tmal9iZw
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New OrIeans Markell.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. May ..
COTToN-Dull; middling 291kc; sales Of
$50 bales; receipts 10I bales; exports I,605
bales.
sTERLING-l521l@l541 New York sight
&c premium.
GOLD-l4O5<.
SUGAR-Firm and unchanged.
FLOUR Unchanged; suDeTfine IS 81.
CORN Firm al 81 03@1 o..
OATS-Easy at S0c.
HAY-Sl8420.
PORK-Quiet at 500 50.
BACON-ShOulders l4c; clear sides 1Sc.
LARD-Steady.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. May %.
FLOUR-Unchange
PORK-S29 so.
BACoN-ShOulders lie; clear sides, ISe.
LARD-19@2lc.
CORN-9755c 90.
HAY-S20 O0Q22 90.
OATS-S5c.
BRAN-S32 90.
EGGS-lS020c.
BUTTER-45c.
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YNOR RENT-HOTEL-I will have for
rent the Southern Hotel. a the steam
boat landing, between Main and Locust.
Possession to be given the lst Oi June, 1865
CHA RLES KELLER,
NO s. Main Street.
maylS diff Evansville, Ind.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING Mrs. D. Carter has re-
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house. on Division street. between Second
and Third, and is ready to receive as many
day bOarders as viii give her cali. She
also has ave OF six good rooms TO let.
mavl3 diff MRS. d. CARTER
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ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,


In the northeast portion Of the city, has
Just been laid out into lots, and is offered
for sale
At REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion of the city, and not
ar from the NJ ain Street line Of Street
Railroad, and any extension of said line
may be expected to run close to II. TIE
ground is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. 1t lies west of
the LOngworth Tract the location of the
proposed City Park, and ad1Oins IL, and IS
nsi q e the corporation line.
We invite al persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply imm ediately.
For further particulars, inquire of
MCNEELT & SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER,
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CLQTHTN g7.
M. l. z 0 N

Has just received a beautiful stock OF
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, espe-
cially to his order, at DEvLIN's, New
York.
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Nj. L Y o ~

Has in his employ Cutter who has
no superior In this country; and hav-
ing a full supply of fine French, Eng
fish, and American Goods ia the
Piece, is prepared to get up perfect
fitting, elegantly made Suits to order
on short notice.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, May @.
Dry Goods dull, and the dullness of the
market is intensified by a rain storm. The
market is weak. Goods are generally SELL
ing at Improbable prices.
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Will continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and New
Styles that may be introduced in the
New York market, and will sell all
goods in his line fully as low as they
can be bought in the Eastern cities.
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MEMPHIS, May 24-Eve.-The river is
rising slowly. The r. f. Lee, Norman and
City of Cairo passed down. The Richmond
passed up at P. n, with the largest trip
of the season, 700 tons of freight, including
90 Texas cattle and 235 cabin passengers.
mostly ladies.
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PITTsBURG, May 23-Noon.-River & feet
10 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild.
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ANU Sc M = IT

TUESDAY, & WEDSEsRfsg
NAY 18th, e6rH, AND 2zrE
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21
RANGE MARKETS, ;::...:::*FEB 81, 1868.
Corrected Weekly by G. j. Bro'cni''g.
Sr,rial notitss.


rJ,N FARMERS and A'ganters.--
L The subscribers offer for sale, in lots to
suit purchasers, ,,,,r
1000 TONS OF DOUBLE REFINED Poo-
DRETTE
of the Lodi Manufacturing Company, made
rom the night soil, blood, offal ana dead
animals OF New York city, for when the
Company have exclu stve contract rrloe
only r,,r, roN
Freight and charges from New York added;
Warranted by the Company to be eluai
,reioht for tuetgIl to any higher priced super
phosphate in market. the results 6n 0of as,
tonishing the past season. ~ matu ira un9
crop from ten days to two weeks earlier, r am
Gates of hundreds of we'll known planters
and farmers and every In inf9 primal or other
wise to HOOE @ W AInnDdria Va.
or to the Lodi Manufacturing Company
New York.
January 81 lS6S.-2ln. So
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The ATTRACTIONS OF ORANGE. have
the pleasure, this morning, of laying
be fore our readers the first of the pro-
missed series of articles OH this subject.
IL will be found interesting, and will
followed by others equally interesting
and valuable. We have the further
pleasure of announcing that Orange
Will soon have Land Agency, which
will, we doubt not, do for this County
W hat NoLAND 6 Co., and JOEL MILLER
h ,ve.done for Albemarle. The n ALIVE
V IRGIsIAS will be one of the most i'm
rortant mediums through which this
and Agency will operate. 1t is hap
py coincidence that this Agency should
lave been formed at the very moment, al
most, that the Articles on the attrac-
.ions of Orange were commenced. 1t
1t augurs well for the future. Orange
will no longer be in the background
More anon.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

February 7, ls68.-w. W. BUnGEss, p Q.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ORANGE c. H.,
February 8, 1868, !
To the Coedftors Of The estate Of HackIcy HSr-
rem, deceased:
VOU are hereby notified that pursuant
l. to n decree of the Circuit Court of Orange
County, entered at the October Term; 1907,
OF said Court, in the Chancery suit OF john
son, &c, against Warren's Executors, have
appointed Tuesday, the 10th day of March
next as the time, and my office at Orange
Court House as the place, to take an account
of all debts and demands against the estate
Of IIackley Warren, deceased, and the prior
tiles of said debts and demands, at which
time and place ysu are required to attend;
claims, otherwise you may be excluded from
benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand MS Commissioner
of the Circuit Court of Orange County, the
day and year first aforesaid.
WIN. g. WILLIAMS, CCcoc.
~ =
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TERMS FOR 1868.

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The H. S. PUB. co. also publish The FAR
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miscellaneous embellishments
VIRGINIA, tO-yyIt:


a L Rules held in the Clerks Office of
- me County Court of Orange, on Monday,
me me 5rd day of February, 1868,
lhoillas H. TRANSATLANTIC,
AGAINST
william A. Evans i'm his own right and as
ADMINISTRATOR of John w. Evans, deceas-
60, William III. Hunly and Sarah his wife,
Nnarles ID. Atkins and Mary his wife, Jane
Mhltlock, i'll her own right and as Admin
lSlratrtx of George Whitlock, deceased,
John X. Smith and Francis his wife, VIII
nam Cox and Francis Cox, and the I'M
known infant children of Margaret grimm,
FORMERLY Margaret Evans, and James Grlf-
lin, both deceascd-Detendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to get an order al
lowing the plaintiff to be a party deienuhhtlo
bill In Chancery, filed in this Court III the
year 1863 by Nancy Evans ana otherSagalhsl
William A. Evans in his own right ana as
Administrator of John w. Evans, deceased,
ana others, and also to compel the SAID VIM
A. Evans to settle his Administration ac-
counts, to render an account OF ms pfoceed-
ings as Commissioner under decree OF TINS
Court for sale, distribution and division OF
the slaves and real estate belonging to the
estate of John w. Evans, deceased, in order
to n final settlement of his said estate. And
it appearing by affidavit fled that William
Cox and Francis Cox, and the unknown in
FAINT children of James and Margaret Griffin,
deceased, arc non-reSideatS of this State, on
motion of The plaintiff, by counsel, it is or
month after due publication OF this order,
and do what is necessary TO protect their in
terest in this suit.
A Copy-Testc,
p. II. FRY, Clerk.
February 7, 1S6S-W. W. BURGESS, p. O.
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ElsIISl,EEs,s SALE.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed
ID to me by James r. Bell, on the Bird day
of September, 1867, for the benefit of John b.
Bell, of record in the Clerks Office of Orange
County Court, shall, on Friday, The 9Th day
OF March merit, offer for sale, at public anc-
tion to the highest bidder, for cash, ON the
lands of Robert Collins, Esq, near MalloryB
Ford, all the interest of the said James H.
Bell in one
Ettfnger Engine and Saw Mill,
said interest being one-third part.
JAMES II. BELL, Trustee.
Orange County, February 8, 1865
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ORANGE GIRLS. We bet q dollar, and
We wish the Warrenton editors to make
note of it, that there more pretty
girls at the Berry Hill wedding than
aiy two counties, no larger than Or
nnge, can show to save their lives; and
We will prove it next Fall, at the Cor
nNnsYille Fair. IL.
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TO MAR. JAMES III. BELL.

You are entirely too fast. Tomeet the bond
parties in Timber, S2l3,50; negotiable note,
unreturned $500; Mr.. J. B. BIS bond due Jan;
LIST. to---S400 making SSl3,50-Sl03
/ will be glad to see on that day all persons,
you propose, as | may be able to sell them
some timber. But they can get no Mil pro-
perty. j. II. BELL.
Feb ll-2th H#f
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TIE MAG ZINE FOR THE TIMES,
PETERsON'S MAGAZINE.

TIIE CHEIATE 81 anu blFoI III lIfO " OHs1111'
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For 1868, it will be greatly improved: ~ t VIII
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ANEW SoNG.-The following song
has been sung here with great applause
Oh! Sally, will you marry me?
Poppy doodle doc!
And Sally won't you marry me7
Poppy doodle doo
We did not learn the name OF the ac-
complished ''singist."
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

DEATH OF Mrs. JOIN WLLIs.-The
sudden death of this estimable lady. on
Sunday morning last, produced a shock
such as has seldom been felt in our
town. For months past, she had been
subject to attacks of a painful and,
sometimes, of an alarming character,
but every one hoped her life would be
spared for many years TO come. Her
disease was, we believe, neuralgia of
the heart, and the, summons, whenever
it came, must needs have been sudden.
She has been called to her Divine Mas
ter, not unprepared, and at time when
sorrow born of oppression has left little
worth living for. The infinite gain is
hers; the loss--unspeakably sharp
belongs wholly to those she leaves to
follow her in her pure and serene path
way. To them, in the name OF the
whole County, we tender our respect
tul and'heartfelt sympathy.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

'CoRN.-How does it happen that Corn
commands from five to ten cents more
per bushel at Orange c. II. than AT Gull
pepper c. II. or Gordonsville? This is
no fiction, as our merchants will attest.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

ARRINaToN's SHoP.-A McAdam road
from this to Arlington Shop would do
more than anything else to secure us
the valuable trade of Madison. The
suggestion has but recently been made
by one of our practical men, and VIC
hope the matter will be agitated till
the road is an accomplished fact.