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|FTlHE undersigned offers forssals bis farm ..
j ing East, and within three miles, of
Beallsville; adjoining the farm of J. D. Riley.
ON the West; Joseph Browns farm on the
East; Henry Gates farm on the South, and
running along he Belmont County line on
the North, containing between
FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES
Of this land there are $50 acres cleared and
under cultivation; the balance is timber land;
nearly the whole of the cleared land is well
set in grass; the farm is as well watered as
any in Monroe County, There are seven
dwelling houses and six orchards containing
between four and FIVE hundred fruit bearing
trees.
For further particulars call on or address
MARX ALBERT,
noY12tf. Beallsville, Monroe Co.. o.
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Probate Notice

T N consequence of the burning of the entire
i records and papers of the probate ofRce,on
the 18th of June last. it becomes necessary fol
Executors, Administrators and Guardians who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, to renew their bonds. Those knowing
themselves interested in the matter, will
please give it their immediate attention with,
out further notice. W. T. SINCLAIR,
aug2Otf. elds Probate Judge.
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nA- Two North Carolina Freedmen
fought 3 duel about a woman. Weapons
-axes; result one intelligent voter split
open.
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IN signed was, on the 14th day of Novem-
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An anecdote is told of an English
barber, Who observed to his customer that
there ''Ras cholera in the hair.
z"1hen / hope you are somewhat par
tieuler about the brushes you use."
.0h," said the barber, II do not mean
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HAVING recently taken charge of this
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Tlse Government and Household
? eEtlhe Grand Radical Empire.

The Government and Household
: cTthe Grand Radical Empire.
Ne presume We shall not violate i'm
periaI eenfaance BY forshadoRing the
character Of the government and house
hold Of the new and magnificent empire
proposed to be erected by the Radicals
Upon The ruins of republican liberty in
the United States. Here it is:--
s His Imperial Highness Ulysses -
Monarch Of all be surveys.
Imperial Mouthpiece and Keeper Of
tkeImpsrial Word and Conscienoe--E.
: R. Maahburne. ~
Minis Ier 9T sszEs.ss-.-sss--IEztstes and
General Fsetblum Of the Imperial Man
sioa-Thadens Stevens
Minister of Military Injustice Edwin
Minister of tie Radical Rack and POI
litical ! oipt sTvistsr in GansTal17G s
Beutvell.s,js4, "a sg IL $. sses,ssf,,. |
fss Usher of the Black sRod-7Frederick
Douglass.
Lork High Chamberlain and picker Up
of. alhthe Imperial Old Boots, Ola Hats
and Old Clothes Generally-John w.
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Imperial Soft Impeacher and Knight
Commander Of the Order of the Sulphur
ous Bath-James NJ. Ashley. 5sfns 80
s7ia Imperial Windmill and Chief Of the
Imperial Blovp:pes-J. W. Hunniout
Court Watehman-Henry Wilson.
Court Hangman-Ben. Wade.
Keeper of the Imperial Bedchamber
Charles Sumner. .-.,
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NR0E MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Y
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Office, Two doors South of the Court House.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
New YOf,k Market.

BY Telegraph. NEW YoRK. FEB. II.
CoFroN-Aetive, excited and fully laIJSc
/ better; sa es 1900 bales at 221z923c for
FLoUR-Receipfs 1895 bbIs.; less active
and without decided change; sales, 6,eO0
Western; 80 9O0I0 go for extra State: SO 20
all so for extra WeIIern; sl3 OOa15 90 for
white wheat extra; So 909l4 10 IOr round
hoop Ohio; S1A 00G12 90 for common to. fair
extra st. Louis; Sl2 z00l2 - for choice
shipping. CallforniiI is active and firm /;
sales OF go sacks at Sl2 T5GJl4 90. Rye Flour
is firm; sales OF $50 barrels at 81 5Ug9 40.
WHISKY-Eominal.
WHEAT-Receipts l,7S8 bushels; market
more active and without decided change
sales 80, 900 bushels ats 43 for. No. 2 Spring;
y 70 for mixed splgng 9 q for NO. l
to arrive; s. s. for red Pennsylvania; So Is
for white California,
RYE-Scaree aud hrm; sales I,400 bushels
at 81 u for State, and 81 70 for Western.
BARLEx-Searce aid very hrTn; sales Of
$500 bushels Canada West, delivered on
the opening of navigations al s2 70. and
5000 bushels Western at 81 2 delivered.
MALr-FiFm; sales 200 bushe els at 81 90.
CoRN-ReceiptsS 80 Ito bushe s; less active
and d scarcely care 50 q N s sales s Of 3 geo bushels
81 al q for new white Southern.
OATs-Receipts $3.50 bushels; more active
for Western, in store, and S69S612c ahOat.
stock in warehouse: Wheat l, ,4l9, l34 BUSH
els: Oats 2,04l ,423 bushels; Barley 75s4l6
bushels.
hICE-Quleb and unchanged
COFFEE-Ri0 active and finn; sales OF
1850 bags on private terms.
SUGAR-M0derateIy active and steady;
sales of 200 hhds. Cuba at 12150l31Sc.
MoLAssEs- STEADY; sales of SO barrels
New Orleans at S0g90c and 80 hhds. Cuba
on private terms
HoPs-Quiet at l5960c for American.
oLEUM-Quiet at III &c for crude and
41zc for refinsd, in bond.
PoRK-A shade firmsr, with moderate
demand; sales $50 barrels at S23 06,d23 70
Tor new mess; CLOSING at q 6ssz regu ar;
81 50G22 % for old do; closing at 50 So
regular: SIS 50@l9 50 for prime: S2e 00a21 90
for prime mess also. 90 brls new at s23 IS
seller March.
BEEF-Firm sales 56j barrels at previous
prices; lS4 tterces at So 5O935 90 Tor prime
mess, and S36 00936 40 for India mess; beef
hams s. eady sales 240 barrels at 29633c.
BACON-Sales IS boxes Cumberland cut
at 1850 I05{c.
Cur MEATs-Firm; sales SO packages at
99lO19e for shoulders; 1S1z9I4sse for hams.
DRESSED noes - FIrmer at lO5z6l11<c;
chiefly lie for Western, and Il549I21s;
chiefly l2c for city.
LARD-Steady.
ChEESE-Dun at IIGl5s
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph.i CHTCAeo, Feb. II.
FLoUR-More active at SO 509l0 50 for
Spring extras.
WHEAT ~ oderate and active and l1z92c
lower; early sales of No. at e 2592 so
subsequently, weakened: closed quiet at
81 ga: sales of No l at 81 O392 O5.
CORN Active; &c lower sales of No.
at SEQ SAC; No ? at s01zc; new at S01zc.
Z OAIse 81. l@ull aud easier; closing with buy
ers at SEC, Sellers at SIC.
RYE-Nery dull.
eBAsLEY Nothing dOings
Z : lFoRK-Ness nominal At S22g22 81; prime
mess firm at SIG.
LARD-Dull aud nominal at l4c.
BULK " MEATS-Ffrm and quiet; should
ers 62@S5zc: Cum berland middIes 9Lc
Ioose5 smoked hams 151zc; sweet picked
hams quiet at I3c. :
Z Boxed AND GREEN MEATs-Inactfve and
nominal " q <.aFI ~ ~
HoGs-Dressed steady and firmer at sea
IS fer light; g 8 s09S5 dor heavy; live Ia
good shfppfng demand &C 81 45ya7 IS =
BEEF CATTLE-Inactive and nominal.
RECEIPTS ID, 400 barrels -four; 1900 bus
wheat; 5000 bushels corn; 1900 bushels
oatss 4. .5ol dressed. hogs Z J, ,064 live hogss Z
SHIPMENTS 200 barrels Of four; $50 bue.
wheati 1900 bushels corn; ], 200 bushels
OATS 3,063 dressed hogs; ], 1,532 live hogs.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
Cincinnati Market.

BY TelegFapA.I CIEcINEArI, Feb. IL.
G ELoUR-U Unchanged and quiet. eFaT
" WHEAY-Unchanged and quiet. a..ga
CoBN-DulI, and offered at S0c, without
buyers sheiled ean.be bought at 8298Sc!
REE-Unch auged r1re r arwn
BARLEY-Unchanged. f.f- ~.
CoTTOE-Excited and higher, ,scaosiug at
2lc Tor middlIng; not much ofer1ngs
PoRK-Mess in active demand: sales 1890
8 BULK MEATS-GOod demand: sales 900
o00 lbs at 99llc for city, and sszg10s<e for
country. a
BACoN-In ae i've demand; sales I60 hhds
at l014c for shoulders; 1916 for clear sides;
l2s<c FOR. clear RIB. i atlrftf
LARD-Nothing doing: held firmly at
1910 I415c.
BUTIEss-Firn atis694Oc. nL
EGGS-3ic.
SEED Unchans ed. D at
soIL-sfeady; 1nseedl 81 l79l 70.
GoLD-l4l buying. --e
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
RTVFR q y
J a - = - afe go q.

LOUISVILLE. Februafy II 1.-The river is
BY the mark; the weather lls clear;l theT-
1 :. CIECTENATI. February I7.-The river has
I falfen II inches; 19 feet 10 Inches tn the
channels thermometer AZ. tafrar.
The river had a declining tendency at
dark last evening, and wiz be found fall
ing this morning, very decidedly. There
were no additions arrivals last evenfnR.
s.,,@@-, The Louisville got or about three
O'Clock, having taken considerable freight
here. but needing a large amount to MI
her out...... The Quiclzstepi took q nice
trip out, and was full Of peOpleaa4..The
LintOn's manifest will be found below.
The Eeweilin and ]. r. Hoyie mad pretty
good trips.........The Ada Lyon was being
gOtFeady as rapidly as Possibles but had
not got OF at a late .hOuT......,.....
J. p Veal has taken charge Of the
ofice Of the Iew6IHn. and1 W. D. Coy
ington takes charge Of the frelght depart
Hent ,....-- The Belle did not 20 % Cairo, as
We were led to believe. She left two bar
ges above Hubbs, Patrick n co.'s wharf
boat, and dropped the other doWh below
the crowd ofsteamboats az the wharf, and
unloaded it there. She had 6, 1000 barrels ia
all Alex. Howell, Of the nfni of How
ell & NIillspaugh. Shawn eetown : was in
the city yesterday .r-------.W We. neglected 10
note the fact that our smiling ypnng
friend, Henry Miller. with his charming
young bride, arrived by the Armada on
Saturday. They are exeeedfnglV fliaprz,
and We hope that happiness may only end
with life at 8 ripe old age....-..It As a well
established fact that the Evansvina
JoURosAL Job Rooms turn ont
the finest steamboat g. WORK Z OF
any house on the Western FiversL. 49,. !
Steamboatmen win heneefOrth miss from |
our wharf the genial smile, the Sign ineant |
laugh of Jim McFaddin, who for Two /
years has SO ably and successfully repre- /
sented the nrIa Of Verheoh, Jr.. a Co, Of /
LouisRille. He Is no longer one OF the |
cofn kings here. He has abdicated, and !
left for home by yesterd evenings 1
train .-.-.....The Ada Lyon did not'get away |
last night, as the workmen did not get her I
wheel Allied IN time. she viii positively I
leave early to-day ..-...A negro on the Sam /
Or had his coat pocket containing his 4
money cut OF and carried away about 2 !
O'Clock yesterday morning ......-One OF the
engineers OF the J. P. Webb-we believe
aecidently fell from the deck or that boat
into barge yesterday, and was segerely
injured about the head. .ers
MANIFEST Steamer Linton -Clarksvflls
10 Evansville-Mt. Vernon Freight-J .fR.
tcrertson. 3, 500 hoop poles, 1900 slaves,
$,gVg s headin g:,..,.,.:EY EYansville EFeight-G.
W. kimbaGl, 5,O09 feet lumber: Chas. Write
& Co., bxs cheese MacKey, Nisbst ECo.,
box shoes, bale dry goods; j. q. a @, @.
hhds tobacco. FR Hougton
Co.. 8 hhds tobacco II. TX. ID u %. Is hhds
lobacco..,-...-. Louisville Freight-L. BOen-
aeid, 81 dry hides, green hides; Chas. b.
Bowen, box mise.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
New York Dry Goods Market.
By TeIegraph.l
NEW YoRK. Feb. I

BY IeIegraph.I NEW YORK, Feb. M.
DRY GooDs-Market quite firm for cotton
goods, with. great scarcity of favorfte
brands OF pIafn1 Tnuslin ns.f Heavy brown
sheet ngs firm at l7520I8c, aAd seconds at
l619glIc; prints of most makes sell readily
at I3,gl35zc, and few popular makes. such
as CGcheco, Land. and Merrimac ID. at l4a
l41ac; AmOsEeag bring l21zc; AFnold's
ll1zc, and Wamsutta &c; Bartlett bleach
ed Tnusltns, yard-Wide, sell readily at l7cs
Black l532c: James Steam MilIs 15c Forest
Dale lie; MasonvtlIe lS1Sc; Social Extra
l9c; Amoskeag A. Ticks 19c; Blackstone
River do. 101zcS fhorndike A. l65zc; Pearl
river SS5zct American stripes l39l4c;
Amoskeag 2519@zi1ze: Pittsheld SIC; Hay
AmOskeag and uamkeag corset jeans l3 &c;
An1oskeag brown drills Ice; g1nghafns
l51zc; Lancaster -I7c: MasOnViIIe paper
cambr. .ca l2c: Kennebeek 22Lze. II
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Feb. II.
ToBACCO-Steady and unch anged.
COTTUN-Held out of the market, and
orders cannot be filed.
FLoUR-Quiet, and business small: sales
Of superhne at 81 00gts 90; extra 10 %
double extra to fancy Sl2 509lS ..
WHEAT-FirmeF for Winter, at 81 55G
2 IS for prime 70 choice red.
CoRN-Heavy. and favors buyers; T26
TIC Tor ear, the latter for very choice
OATs-Heavy, with a downward ten-
dency, at 66970c.
Rye AND BARLEY-ULlch
PROVIsIONS-Guiet; pork 50 L.
BACON Firmer, and in better demand I:
IOc Tor shoulders; 12c for clear rib; 13c for
clear sides.
IARD-Unchanged lie for kettle.
REcEIPTs-FIour 600 barrels; wheat 600
sacks; corn 1850 sacks; oats 700 sacks bar
ley $50 sacks.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
Guardians Sale.
AYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that,
~ on and after the

uamN
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888,
BY virtue of a decree of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Vsnderburgh County. Indi-
ana I viii offer for sale, at PRIVATE
SALE, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing Real Estate, to-WiJ: Lot No. five, In
Block No. nine. In the Eastern Enlarge
ment of the City Of Evansville. in tn
County of VandeTburgh, and State of In
diana, on the following terms, to- wit /:
One-third OF the purchase money on the
day OF sale; one-third In one year. and
one-third in two years, with interest from
date, the purchases giving his note with
approved security, waiving relief from aps
praisement laws. And. II said property
shall not be sold by the seventh day Of
March, 1858, then I'WilI, on said seventh dag
or March 1868. sell said Real Estate at Pub
llcAuctton, at the Court House door, in
the said city of Evansville, Indiana, on
the terms above set forth. o.
Said Lot has good two story house,
with five rooms and cellar. The curbing
and sidewalk are paid for, aud the alley
paved with stone. -. 1.a,..r-
For all sired information. inquire at
the Once OF ALVAH JOHNSON, on Third
Street, between Main and Locust, Evans
vile, Indiana. WM.JOHNSON. ~
janis dim W3w Guardian.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
MemphIs Market.

Ey telegraph MEMPHIS, Feb, IL.
C0TToN-Excited3 advanced 10 zla2l1Se,
since saturday; recei pts. 20.O62 bales, exc
ports, Sl9 bales; stock, X, ,966 bales.
ELoUK-Flrm; super6ne, So 509l0 90.
PoRK-AetiVe. mess, S24 75825 90.
BULK MsATs-ShOulders lie. and clear
sides l31z@l3<c.
LARD Scarce at I40l5e.
CoRN-Firfl at 85d9Oc
OA s-Scarce at 80c in store,
HAY-DuIl at s19 0Oa20 90.
BRAH-Scarce a. CSC
P0TAToEs-Fir irm al "a 50G5 90.
ORN MEAL-Dull at 81 4OGl 45
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
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MONETARY s e9MMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHAETs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile worK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville Inerchants.
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New Fork GattIe Market.
By Telegraph. NEw Yorr' Feb. !

D AUIUBIdpuI INV 1Ohh, EeUs ia
CATTLE - The receipts this week OF
beeves were 928 heads; sheep. 23. 800 do (:
swine, S.388 do. fBeeves ruled buoyant and
tolerabiy active, and 81 higher Extra.
l91z920c; prime 189 19c; first quality liza
l512c; Interior 12,9l4c.
SHEEP-Lainbs JOlerably active. Sales
to-day range rom S<@Ss<c.
HOGS-Firmer and &c higher Offerings
to-day are light and quickly taken at ca
e14c. 800 FIfitrf 9FTfFI
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINASCIAL-Ihere is more ease il mon
ey, and the extreme closeness OF a month
ago is no longer felt, although there is no
idle capital, the demand being quite equal
TO the supply. Rates nnchanged-frOm1 10
to y per cent. ia bank; street rates some
what higher.
New York Exchange in full supply.
Rates continue in bank from LILO discount
to par in buying, and selling at from pa
tC lilo premium.
Government bonds are firm and we
orofa than as fOTlouvS-
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-18
Farm for Sale.

EA. in the edge OF the City of Evansville,
Indiana. This farm Is in full view Of the
city. IL T. In a high state of cultivation,
has one OF the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bles and all necessary Outbuildings, and n
splendid selection OF almost every variety
b. Of fruit trees, & apes, shFubberY and d9w-
ers, and plenty OF good water. 1t viii be
sold altogether, or the improveme enJs with
a part of the land. For further particu-
lars inquire OF ALVAH JOH NSON.
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
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