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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-22

of 500 inhabitants, and the people seem
to like the place well. A lady showed
nae at the back of her house where last
winter there was snow-drilt forty feet
deep, and didn't seem TO speak Of it as
anything remarkable either.s
Beyond tho Sierras some fifty miles, we
entered the barren Sage plains, long
valley skirted by hills, which, from it's
present appearance, | should judge to be
worth nothing for agricultural. purposes.
The soil is sandy and looks hot and dry,
and the climate again changes, being
very warm, although we were told it was
unusually so the day we were there. The
country is exceedingly favorable for rail-
road building, although we are. surprised
to hear how great distance the road. is
projected in one day, even in so favorable
country. Just think of six miles and
800 feet of track being laid in one. day,
which was actually done recently. At
this rate the great Pacific Railway will
be finished by April, 1869, and then,
Mr.. Editor, | shall have to. pay you a
visit, and tell you more about these things
than can noy write.
begging pardon for taxing your readers
patience with this somewhat long and
rambling letter,
am, yours, etc.,
A. M. GooDNouGH.
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An EMINENT CHRISTIAN MERCHANT. -
We cut from ihe'New Orleans .Picayuns
the following reference to person whose
name seems familiar to US. Wgs he not
in business Mt Richmond for some years
and lid not Nlr Greeley, Mr. G. Smith,
and other speculative characters, "go
upon his paper n year or two ago.-
Mr Jefferson Davis and family, ms we
arc informed bv telegraph and mail. have
leit Tor Europe, As it has been stated
that lie has gone there for the purpose of
engaging in business, il may be proper
for us 10 state that while he goes abroad
mainly for his health, and for that recre-
alton which his most eventlul life for the
past seven years especially makes needful
to him, he has been likewise induced TO
go to England upon the invitation Of an
eminent commercial firm, which desires
him to become partner in its business
1t is very possible that. Mr. Davis, who has
been deprived by the events Of the war OF
any means Of support, will accept this
very generous offer but we may assure
our fellow citizens Of New Orleans that
unless the other members Of this house
shall think il best that he should remain
with them in England, he will make his
home with us, and represent in this coun-
try the interests of the house. We shall
welcome the distinguished gentleman with
the utmost pleasure to this city, where his
eminent abilities and Christian virtues are
held in the most exalted respect.
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For the REGISTER.
The Valiant Captain.
A MILITARY LEG ENu


When, long ago, militia laws
Compelled attendance on June training,
When every one must show good cause
If he preferred at home remsining
When people laid their work aside
To spend the day in recreation,
And greeted, with heartfelt pride,
That mighty bulwark of the nation -
There lived a captain, who had. grown
From out the ranks, by slow promotion
To high command, who oft had shown
For training days strong devotion;
For there he always seemed at home,--
His tongue flew loose, his speech grew
THICKER
TIL, famous alike would he become,
For valor and for drinking liquor
From early morn till day was done,
He " faced the $50 goesth story
Nor paused till, found by setting sun,
Chock brimmlng full of rum and glory.
Beneath the glorious stripes and stars,
He strode the earth and feared nobody;
But like valiant son of Mars,
Brandish'd his sword'and took his toddy.
T..
At length the rumor reached his cars
That friends were grevod, which much per-
picked him.
Their kind reproofs their anxious tosrs,
somewhat anus d and somewhat vex d him.
my friends" spake he, "Ive been tool long
My country's chosen tried defender,
To yieldthe point. however strong,
That looks at oil towards surrender.
care not for your mods and winks,-
The sly remark, How high ho Isl!
You tell how much the captain drinks,
But quite forget 'how dry he Is T.
| Don't KNOW.
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ON and AFTER TUESDAY SEPT.

1. the charges per day at the Bread Loaf Inn
Will ve again $780, and the charge for dinners
81 90 Charges per week viii remain slG: per
month, $780, Children between 10 and l5 three
quarters price underl0, half-price.
tl'H if JOSEPH BATTELL.
Ripton, August q, 1895 ft22;
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TOR SALE.

TOR SALE 'e
IL A Timber Lot Of nearly twenty acres. lying
near the Baxter Lkand In Cornwall The timber
consists Of Ash, Pine, Cedar and Hemoek. kR-
ssirs ct D,vid Piper, Mddlsbuy or,of
III. 8. KELLER,
s,rnwi1l, VT Fes. g. 1855. ls;t
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A J. STYLES, Photographer, OPP
IA posite p, Office,
Pictures OF all kinds made In the most perfect
manner. Frames, in Gilt, Black Walnut and
Rosewood. Albums in Great variety. N B.
Particular attention paid to copying and enlarging
old pictures. Photographs finished in Oil, Water
Col0rs, or India Ink 4;1y
MIDDLEBURY, VT
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FLOUR !

: We have made extensive additions to our
GHIST MILL, and can make as good flour as
san be made any where.
We arc now selling our best Milwaukee Club
spring Wheat Flour (which we warrant to be
better than ono-half the Winter wheat nour
sold) for $3.50 per barrel.
Also, Corn Meal Proyender, Oats, Bran and
shorts. SHELDON g. OWENS.
June ~, 1893. l4tf
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VERMONTERS, at home and abroad
Y should send for the Catalogue Of 500 Stereo
,copic Views OF Vermont Scenery, to A. i
STYLES, Burlingtcn, Vt. 2Sh
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L. IL. SIMMONS & CO., Dealer,
81 . in Books Stationery, Artists Material
Magazines, Newspapers, Pictures, and Picture
FRANCS. -Brewsters Block,
MIDDLEDURY, VT
8. w. MAxoNs A. 3. TRACY
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DOORS, SASH & BLINDS.

IL subscribers would give notice that
they are prepared to al orders short notice for
all sizes and styles Of Doors Sash and Blinds from
thoroughly seasoned and kiln dried lumber. We
also keep constantly on hand large stock of ready
made collins and trimmings. A large stock Of
Lumber constantly Oh hand. lIOWDEN, BOS-
WORTH & CO., Bristol VT. 49;tl
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NEW GRAIN AND FEED STOR

~
The Subscriber viii keep constantly on hand
OATS,
CORN,
FLOUR,
BRAN,
MIXED FEEDS,
OIL MEAL,
BUCKWHEAI' F'LOUR
INDEAN MEAL,
FLOOR OF BONE,
And various other articles. win sell at small
Aargln from cost, for cash.
V. V. CLAY.
Alihlsbury. April 18th, 1850 SET
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l Il T. VI s..

Middlebury, Sept, 1868.
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BUsIrJBss CARDS.

N +. ROSS, Nj. D., Surgeon and
W. Physician. Office next door TO Ira W.
Clark's Law Office. Room at c, j. Soper,. 10
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I ANGWORTIIY & BOND, Dealers
IL In Dry Goods, Groceries, Readymade Clo-
thing Bosts and Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods.
&C., &c. stf MlDDLEBURf, W.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph sit CHICAGO, April s.
FLOUR Dun at sS9lO so FOR low grades to
choice spring extras.
WHEAT--A shade higher; sales of No. l
at 3 05@2 o. and No. at 81 SOL $50
closing steady at 81 S79i So for No. 2. -
C0RS-MOderately active: safes of No. /
AT Sl124S214c; No. at 79d79l<c; new at
l6184sllsc; and AT 7Sa79c Tor refected clos
ing "a to14 45s1c Tor new.
!, OATS : steady and trm al 5754g5s15c;
in store.
BARLEY-Duu; small sales Of No. at
s. 20. -
Provisions Less active: mess pork so d
al SO S7939Z 90: closing with sellers at
S26 50; lard sold at lie; closing at I651e:
bulk Ineatsqutet easier; sweet pick led
hams, l5c.
LIVE Moderately active. sales al
Sc 25u9 rs for com mon to fancy fois
Bk EFF CATTLE-Duu and 5Odz5c lower on
all but the very best Z AIDES; sa les al 81 OO0.
81 IS for medium to fair; 81 S0a9 90 for
choice to extra.
RECEIPTs-5,222 barrels -four; $500 BUSH
els wheat; 81, $50 bushels corn .4l2 bushels
oats; 6 6S3 live, and SO dressed hogs
SHIPMENTS 600 barrels -four: Q50
bushels wheat; II ,367 bushels corn i 9O6
bushels oats; 2,02l live hogs.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09

BY Telegraph 5F. LOUIS. A pril
ToBACCo-SeIers are more willing to ac-
cept yesterdays quotations, but sales are
COLOSSAL 271Sc for middling uplands. :
FLoUR-In better demand, chiefly for
medium grades, but prices are entirely un-
changed.
WHEAT More inquiry, and prices full
but unchanged; /; 81 6O@2 IS is the range for
red and white Winter, and 81 O392 10 for
Spring.
toRN-Afore active and. higher, at ssg92c.
and some IA Hcy at Csc.
= OATS-Dull and lower, and closing at 7lc
@72c. ......r ..4.se#1-.ufL
Unchanged; choice Spring sold
at 81 60.
RYE-Steady at 81 90.
PROVISIONS Excited and higher; Pork
sold az ST 50, and he'd atthe close al, SIS
Bulk meats unsettled, with large sales
pending; Bacon advanced l2gI4c for shoul-
ders; clear rib sides l7c; clear rib sides III
alSc; ali neld higher at the close; Lard
nrmer; at I79lz5<cs Tor schoieerkeg.
II LIVE STOCK-Dul u and l1nch an ged, at 81
@S5sc for cattle; IS 2596 50 per head Tor
sheep.
RECEIPTS Flour, 1900 barrels wheat
ESQ bushels; corn, $500 bushels; oats,
1860 bQshels; barley, 800 bushels rye,
l,66O bushels.
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New York GOLD and stock Market

By IeIe2rapn.J NEW Ohk, AprII Q.
MONEY Easier at 7 per cent. general
rate, anu on call, with some exceptions at
per cent. The supply is ample, and an
early cine an the rate IS probable. Dis
counts are still nominal at los per cent.
STERLINCz-FIrm at 91z9g5z.
GoLD-F1rmer, with little speculative
movement; opened at 1882, and closed at
1885, q i3S1I
The Assistant Treasurer sold about $780,
go. The China took $4,000.
GOVERNMENTS Opened active, and ex-
perienceu a further advance, which was
partially lOst-In the afternoon, the market
closiug heavy Henry Clewes & Co. furnish
the annexed quotations.: Coupons OF 81,
II255glI2sz do. Of '62, IlI5s9lllsz; do. Of '64,
l0y549 10; %. 63, li0gllO DO new l059
z. 30s, lO7g lO71E. None Of the latter was
bought by the Assistant Treasurer, owing
to the advance in rate.
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/ II EClRclBhatI AaFkt6l .


flour ~ Unchanged and dull; family
sIU % 010 3d.
Dull at -Z 81 for - o. 2, ana y 54
a 80 or SO. I.
CogN-Duu; ear Sc; shelled s6c-
OAT5-74c and not much den4 n1.
RYE ASfi BARuEY-U Bchanged.
COTTOE-Opened frmer. but closed dull
aud nominal at l6IZ 9Z7c for mtddung.
TOBACCO Unchanged and dull at pre-
vious prices; sales OF % n, gSheads
NJ ESs PoRK-Held firmly at " 90, bat no
buyers at Inns rate.
BULK MEATs-In good demand at lls4c
for shoulders, and l44c for sides, but al
the close they were held &c higher.
BACoS-iScarc f: shoulders sold at loes
and clear RIB sides at l614c; the supply OF
bacon continues short.
LARD-Held at l7c, aud some sold at this
rate.
BUTTER AND CHEESE - Unchanged and
quiet.
EGGs-Advanced 10 I4c.
potatoes Dull and supply large; prime
So Z5 per barrel.
LINsEED OIL-el l79l is.
PETRoLEUM -33,G35c for refined free.
GOLD-l3S.
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New YOrk DRY Goods Market.
By Telegraph.l - YoRk. -

by Ielegfaph.t NEW YORK April ..
DRY Go8Ls-The weather now is clear
and dry, but the market, notwithstanding.
is not very active, as the advance in print
ed caiIcOes has a tendency 10 restrict sales
Sprague's prints l5c Tor fancys; l51zc for
pinks and purpiess i5c for shiritngs
Pacific Mills prints have also risen 20 15cs
as well as DnnnslI's; -AmOskeags CON-
mand l491412c; the latter rate for eIintz
styles; LOWell lZLSc; ArnOld's I2c; Wam-
sutta 1055c; heavy brown sheetings, best
Eastern makes, in steady request az IS1zg
l8c; while brown drfais sIlil move ow At
lie; oLheI classes of goods without impOr-
Lant change. The general tone OF the
market is strong, If not buoyant, but
buye.s are reluctant to pay the enhanced
prices demanded for cottoR fabries, and
only p lrchase as yet in moderate quanti-
ties TO meet the mOss urs ent neces- tiles
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!
The clouds gathered yesterday after
noon, and light ra1h set in at 4 o'clock.
with indications OF continuing all night.
.........1 he river continues to fall at the rate
of nearly Two inches per hour.
The additional arrivals and departures
yesterday evening, were the Louisa, from
Wabash River; Newsboy and MoIlie Nor
ton, for Henderson; sam. Orr, from East
port; Tarascon, Louisville and return; Ar
mada, for Cairo; Quickstep, from Cairo;
J. r. Hoyle, for Green River; Richmond,
Louisville to New Orleans.
The Ada Lyon, due here yesterday morn
ing. had not arrived At late hour last
mig ght 1.-The Quickstep made the round
trip from Evansville 10 Cairo and return,
on SOS worth Of fuel. She made the return
from Caiso here in twenty-three hours,
making forty two landings. Her time
from Shawneetown, seventy miles, max
ing nine landings, was six hours. Capt.
Dexter challenges any other three boiler
boat in the world to beat this for economy
or speed. She came up sharp after the
sam. Orr, but the Samuel is hard to catch
on stern chase-.--..The Orr had a mode
rate trip. She returns to EastpOrt on Fri
day.........The Tarascon had a magnificent
trip down last night, and turned over q
/ large lot of freight to the Armada, which
went out as full as she could be slowed IA
| magnificent trip, indeed great
! lOw-pres ure Richmond arrived at eight
/ O'Clock last night, with six hundred and
/ fifty tons of freight and a few people. She
/ added several thousand sacks of corn,
/ seventy i've coOps Of poultry, and
/ a large amount of miscellane eous
freight. Among her passengers to this city
/ was w. w Crawford Of the great house of
Brandels & Crawford, grain dealers, Louis
vilIe-....-..The Louisa. from Wabash, had
J $500 sacks corn. IS coops poultry, and con.
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RANE1RHPr SALE

In n q, mattergo Charles Habbe and
Adoiph Pfahiin. BankTupts. In Bang
ruptcy.
The undeFs eped. Assignee or said bank
rupts' estate. viii sell at public auction, on
W r On Il : ID A Y, APRIL lsT 1868 conn
mencing at o'clock An, at No. 81 Main
Street. Evansville, Indiana, the stock or
groceries form erly belonging 70 baid bank
Tupts, consisting Of such articles as are
usually KEPT IN a family grocery. '
Terms cash. sale TO be Continued until
ali said STOCK Is D d,
. liz IN UP. ELLIOTT. Assignee.
mch2Q dSt q ", FRI
In the District Court Of the United States
for the District OF Indiana. e Ts
In the matter Of William j.. Burbank
Bankrupt In Bankru Dtcy.
10 tDhOHl 10 mag ConceTns The undersiRn-
ed hereby gives notice Of his appomtment
as Assignee OF WILLIAM Il. BURBANK, Of
EvRnsvillesin the county Of Wanderburgh,
and state Of Indiana, within said District,
who has en- acjudged a bankrupt, upon
his own petition, b. the District Court OF
said District.
Dated at Evansville. the 4th day Of
March, A. d. 1858. u.
JAMES II. McNEELY Asst gnee.
mch6 d3t (laW Fril
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.l LoUEvILLE. April s.
ToRAcCo--Sales Of 233 hhds leaf: lugs s. .
@6 81 medium leaf $40 90; lair Sl7 90{ seclec-
lions ~ 25; owen County 81 50.
FLoUR-Superfine IS 50G5 90; fancy sl2 50
GLIB 90.
WHEA,s--S2 45652. .50sra eIrfr. Ia
OArs-73i575c. 8 g -A+A-
CORN -85Cge7c for shelled and ear.
COTToH-26g2615c. #4t.f
LARD-l7@l7hc.
MESS PORK-S5 20.
BACON shoulders I3c; sides 105zMlG3<e;
clear sides l715c.
WHIsKY--S2 2J@2 . free.
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April s.
tCoTToN-Sales OF 200 bales middIings
al 29c; receipts 40 bales; exports l,574
bales.
1FLoUR-Firm and unchanged.
CoRN-Flrm at 81 07l39I 10.
0ATS-ln fair demand at 766S0c.
PoRK-Advanced: SIS 50628 70.
BACoS-Advanced; shoulders I41<9141&c; /;
clear sizes Ice. ...ta... Z.
LARD-1e1z 1zgI9c. = s1.f.-..
6oLD-l391<. q. ft r,. IL.
EXCHANGE STERLING bank 52G5215; com =
merciaT 50%95I; New York sight 5S pre-
MUM.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. April 8.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal; receipts 10
bales; exports 342 bales.
FLOUR-Dull; supernne S. .-.--
PORE-S2S 90.
BACCS-ShOulders at lie, and clear sides
at lSc.
BULK MEATs-shOulders at ISc, and clear
sides I6c.
LARD-IS6lqc.
CoRS-9Sc@S1 90.
OATs-S0c.
HAY-At SIC so.
BRAN-s34
BUTTER-At 55c.
EGGS-At 25c TO arrive.
CORNMEAL-S4 25634 so.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09
a9lETANI 8 g0MNgNCLAL

To CoUETBy a aca AxTss-IN sdirect the
attention ESPECIALLY o. country raercha DTS
% Tie Superior facilities of'theeJ oUEEaL
Company for printing Fancy POSTERS and
all kindsaof mercantile worK, VIZ. Bill
Heads. Cards, Circuiars, Sc. Orders for
work can ne sent through any Of Tue
F,vf f;sViTle merchants.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09
FOR RENT.

~SOR RENT sTORE-R ROOM A hne
- store-room.s No. IS Main street, be-
tween secon and Third, now occupied by
NiClkerY brothers, suitable for n wholesale
or retail store. a lease will be given. for
two, three. or I've years. For particulars
inquire OF John Enrich, OF the widow OF
Wm. Emrien. ...a EEF#aE
ap3 dff LIZZIE ENRICH.
KHOR RENT - ~TORE- HOUSE - That
* very desirable Store-hOuse, No l Main
street, Avill be rented to he Isl January
next. Apply TO CHARLES VIELE.
mch7 dif
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MASONIC HALL.

THIS POPULAR PLACE OF
amusement WILL SHORTLY OPEN,
For the Summer Season,
Under the management OF ~. NJ. HOL-
LAND, with a FIRsT-CLAss COMPANY,
selected from the louisville, indianapolis,
Pittsburg aud New York Theatres.
Rs- POPULAR STA RS have been en-
gagged, and viii appear in rapid succession.
APPS dtf
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09

TOR SALE "A RAf.l-I have asdrst-
rate little farm OF 50 acres, one mile
and is acres good timber; ons-stofy br ck
house barn stock sheds, three cisterns,
and good feI1ces-aH upland and IN good
,ondition--good foTrall kindsuf gEdtH and
rttltS Il WIN sell this iarm cheap. or ex-.
change 1t for city property. Several gen.
sIemen in this city III now the farm.
mar9 dtf ALVAH JOHNSON.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09
STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE. 40 sHIPPERs.

NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets win carry
freights TO all points hence to Cairo at
. cents Per hundred pounds,
Commanding Steamer Quiclxstep.
BEN. no VAR,
Commanding steamer Cumbefland.
A. N. DUSOUCHET.
~ Comm anding Stea mer Armada.
April 8, 1865. laprs dtf
FOR owENsBoRo, CANNEdToN, AND
LOUISVILLE. lut
The heet and elegant passenger steamer
- E. P. 4. Hoiicroft, Master,
- John Uuerbacker Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way land
ings. THIS DAY, hursday, April sth, at
8 O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
TO ". q. BROWN & CO.,
It Agents.
FOR NsBORO. O.CANEELTON. LOUIS
WILLIE AND CaNCINN NATL
The fine passenger steamer.
r, RfER ROY,
allllss.a.t. C :; James Maglnnis, Master;
lsszzz=zzzz Lew. Morris, Clerk
Leaye~ lor the above and al way landings
on FRIDAY. April 10Th, at 5 PM.
to F. N. HUMPHREY & co,
W. q. BROWN & Co,
or HUBBS, PATRICK & CO,
apr5 DIT agents.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The fleet aud elegant steamer
LOUISA.
I =isAer&i Tom. Bolus, Master;
- Chas. Crawford Clerk,
Leaves Tor Mt Carmel and all Wabash
River way points THIS DAY, Thursday,
April 9th, at 4 PM.
For freight or passage apply on board. q
FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO, AND ST. LOUIS.
The splendid frefghtand passenger steamer
LEGAL TEN DER.
=4a9ss.4 ~. W. Roberts, Master;
- Sol. Singer. Clerk.
Leaves foT the above a d al Intermediate
ports THIS DAr, Thursday, April 9th, at
10 An. p
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to W. q. Brown q CO.
aprS dit Agents.
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
The magnificent a. Dean Line steamer
- MINI cola
L.ssScs W..B. Miller, Master;
- Billy Grubbs, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis az all way ports on
FRIDAY, Aprtl 10th, at An.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to F. NJ. HUMP HREH Co,
apr9 DIT Agents.
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ARCHER's EMBARRASSMENT.

ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,
n the northeast portion OF the city, has
nst been laid cut into lots, and Is offered
or sale
IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion of the city. and not
ar from the Main Street line OF street
Railroad, and any extension OF said llne
may be expected to run close TO II. The
ground is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. IL lies west of
the Longworth Tract (the location OF the
proposed City PARK, and adtoins II, and Is
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
TO apply Immediately. tf. a.ts.
For further particulars, inquire of
MCNEf LII Il SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
oEWILLIAM RAkER. gs n
narI3HIe WoE Mayors 0hice.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09
BOARDING.

DOARDING BY The DAx OR
ID WEEK. at
MRS. E. NJ. BURNts'S,
No. II Second St.. bet. Main an Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
Of day boarders can still be accommoda-
ted. MRS. E. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09
FOR SALE.
wpITTng house FOR Sale.

WY HI be sold on -sse 8c5fl8 m odatin Z
w terms Lot No. 3, in Block No. 2, in
the Southern Enlargement OF Evansville,
on which is anew and fine two story
franz e dwelling, with stable and other out
buildings, being the late residence Of JACOB
H. Miller, on Chandler Street.
Apply al the Evansville National Bank,
to SAMUEL BAYAFD, Vice Prest.
mars If
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EurODean Markell.
By Gable. " aLoSDoN. April s-Evenfng.
Consols. .9p4 $3.50 5-als 73Cg7 Erie 4s5< !
Illinois Cehualg5.
18th FHtANEFoHT, April S~-Ene.H q
$50 Bonds 755Sd755@.

LIVERPOOL, April 8-Eve.
GoTToN--Closed heavy and fraction
lower; micldltng uplands li1s; Orleans at
lbs: sales Of ~, 900 bales.
BTkEADSTU UFFS-C Closed quiet, though Corn
declined to- 3Ss 90 for new mixed Western.
Wheat l5s l0di for California white, and I4s
Sd for. No, ? Milwaukee red. Barley. Oats
Peas and Flour unchanged. =
PROVISIONS-ClOsed quiet; Lard has adj
Yanced TO 6Ss; Beef I25s; Pork SOS; Bacon
at AS.
PRoDUCE--Naval stores dull; Sugar is in
fair tequest. Refined Petroleum at Is 81 /;
Spirits do. Is. N.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09
Removal.

w IN B IA @ *
Watch Maker and JeWeIeF,
TTAS REMOVED To THE SPLEN-
GG did new store room OF Warren q Con-
yngton,
No. 01 MAIN STR EET,
Where he Is better than ever prepared to
walt oa custOmeHE. Having the finest
show window In the city, ne has peculiar
advantages for doing repairing. Especial
attention given to cleaning and repairing
watches. ltebD du
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09
Public Sale Of Valuable Business
prOpeFtV.

AT THE COURT. OUSE, on
~ SATURDAY, A PRIL 1lTH. Is 8.
Af2 O'clock. win be sold at public auction
Bubdfvisi ons Nos !. 2. 3, 4, 5, and IN al
lock 4 Stoddari's Subdivision OF parts OF
Lots lS7 and lsS. d. r., Evansville; being
me ureunises known as HALLOCkS >
BLOCK." at the corner of Walnut and
Fourth Streets, and embracing the Iour
sIoree-g. r,T-v business houses nontng the
market and The two frame buildings
Fronffng on Walnut Street. sale positive.
Terms -One-third cash; balance IN one
and two wears, Win interest, the purchaser
TO pay taxes FOR 1865.
For particulars, apply 10
THO5. E. GARNIN.
s tezetE JOS. p. ELLIOTT & SON
MARIA dI2t cod Third Street.