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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, April H.
FLoUR-Advanced CSC, and is in demand
family $40 509l0 70.
l and 2, and the market firm.
CORN-Better and in demand at SEC for
ear. and SS9S9c for ahelled.
RYE-Advanced to 81 80 for extra. and
the supply is light.
CoTToN-HeId firmly at SOC for middling,
but the demand is not active, though hold
ers are exceedingly firm.
TOBACCO-Steady, and the demand good.
EGGs-Declined to lsc, and the supply is
good.
PROVISIONS and prices nominal /;
buyers Withdrawn, but holders not dis
posed TO make important concessions.
Bulk Shoulders are held at I214c; sides
l41a@1ls4c. Bacon-l314c fOrshOulders; 161%
@l714 for clear rib and clear sides; sugar
cured hams 19G20c. Lard-l7c for prime
city, but these rates are nominal Butter
and cheese unchanged and quiet.
LIESEED OIL-Decined to 81 II.
HAY-Is 81 higher and in better demand
GOLD-13S1{ buying.
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By Telegraph CHICAGO, April IA.
FLOUR teady; sales Of Spring extras at
S 5OGl0 30
WHEAT-Act1Ve and firm; No. adyanc-
ed 2d2l$c: sales a t 8 1z02 @ for No j.,
and 81 9014 al 80 for No. ., closing with sell
lerS of No. al 81 9215.
Consecutive and l9t1 higher; sales Of
No. 1 at Sic; No. 2 at 81 0S21Ic; new 1910
1870, and rejected at 791a@S0c, closing at
1870 for No. 2 and 641z9o454c for No. l.
OATS-Active and steady at 57t95714c for
regular, and 5995954c for fresh receipts,
closing al inside prices.
RYE Firm I@g2c higher; 81 "a for No. l,
and 81 SEAL 81 for No. 2.
BARLEY-Quiet and firm; No in store
sold at g As, and sample lots at 81 S592 %.
PROVISTO NS-Firmer. Mess PORK more
active; sales at s26 25926 80 for straight
brands mess; ordinary sold at 2Z5 .. Bulk
Meats quiet and easy; sales OF short rib
mtddles at 1910, and rough sides at l4c,
leOse. Lard in active demand and n0mi-
nal at H9l7Ac. Sweet Picked Hams are
nominal.
HOGS-ChOice smooth lots steady and
nrms common and medium grades l08l5c
lower: sales at 81 SOFAS so for common light;
- 391go 70 for medium and fair, and s. 509
SO IS for good to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and unchanged;
81 09l17 90 for medium to fair, and IS GOO
So IS for good to choice beeves-
RECEIPrS-Of 7,636 barrels Of Flour, AZ
bushels OF Wheat. 1874 ,606 bushels Of Corn,
Is ,536 bushels of Oats, 376 live Hogs.
SHIPMENTS OF 6 $50 barrels of Flour 4, 037
bushels Of Wheat, 1882 bushels of Corn
1879 bushels of Oats l40 live Hogs.
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For other River Items see Seventh Page.


The weather last night was dark, warm
and highly portentous Ofrain and a storm,
The only additional arrivals We're the ].
r. HoyIe, from Green River, and the
Anna, st Louis to Cincinnati.
The Cumberland, to Cairo: the May
flower, to Memphis; the Chattanooga. to
Wabash River, and the Henderson pack
cts all departed with good trips......... The
MayfiOwer had the best packet trip, of both
freight and people, we ever saw leave this
port and it is an evidence ofthe right spirit
pervadtng our people. The Mayfiower was
built at great expense, specially for an
Evansville packet. Her owners live here
and have large interests here, and she was
placed in the Memphis trade in response to
a petition signed by a large majority of
our business men and shippers. and we
are glad to see this evidence of a dispose
ton TO sustain her. May it ever be so. The
Chattanooga had an immense trip
out............The Cumberland also had a
good trip. as did. too. the Henderson
packets. The Anna was loaded about
as deep as sne could swim .......C Captain
Dorsey Snedley. yesterday. sold One-half
ofthe Fannie Brandeis to Henry Miller.
Of this city, for s., 800, or at the rate OF
5000 for the boat. Captain Smedley re-
tains command and Henry Miller takes
charge of the office. She left for Cfncin.
natl last evening. She viii be placed in
the Cumberland River trade, as a regular
Evansville and GAINESVILLE packet. She
will return here early next week......Re-
member the great Belle Lee will be here
to-day ......... We noticed large lots of poul-
try coming in last night, for shipment by
the Belle Lee to-day. midnight
last the wind and the waves were holding
high old revel The wind blew great guns,
and the river, lashed into fury, reared
like s. old ocean," None but The staunch-
est boats could have lived out in the river
last night. Consequently there were no
arrivals from dark to midnight
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River DisDa ches.

CINCINNApI. April III P. AI.-The river
has risen four inches. There is now
thirty one feet ten inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 90. TIL re
was a thunder storm this morning, with
a heavy rain.
PITTsBURG, April 14.-In the river there
is twelve feet one inch water by the pier
mark and rising. Weather cloudy and
wet.
/. LOUISVILLE, April IA The river is rising
: slowly, with ten feet nine inches in the
canal Weather clear and pleasant.
PITTsBURG. April IA - Evening The
weather is clou1y and cool. There was
heavy rain tins morning. Thermometer
5I'. The MOnOngahe Is rising slowly,
with twelve feet in the channel. Allie
gheny, twelve feet six inches in the chan
mel, and rising Business Is active on the
main landing.
C1NCINNATI, April Il. Weather clear
and warm The river has risen I8 inches
during the past "a hours. There are 331z
under the bridge for passing boats.
Port IiSt-The arrivals outside Of the
regular packets were the Ida Reese. from
Pittsburg; Emma No. 3, from PitJsburg;
Havana, from Nashville Ola gov, from
Pittsburg; Kate Robinson, from PittSburg.
epartures-Me for 81. Louis; Ida
Reese, for Fort Be ton; Emma No. 3, TOR
st. louis; Glasgow, for St. Paul.
LOUISVILLE April I4-Eve.-POrt List
Arriyed-3Olden Era, from New Orleans
Departed - Golden Era, for Cincinnati;
ArgOnaut No 2, Tor st. Louis; Belle Lee,
tor New Orleans. In port-IempesJ, Legal
lender anu CORA >
The river is rising slowly, with 10 feeJ 10
inches water in the canal, and s feet 10
inches on the falls. There was a heavy
storm accom- panied by thunder and light
ming about O'Clock this morning. After
das light the clouds cleared away. and the
day was clear and warm. The tOWDOats
Tiger. Gilmore and Hornet have arrived
here with coal from Pittsburg
NASHVILLE, april 1.-THE river is rising
rapidly, with D feet on the Shoals. Wealth
er fair and pleasant,
Arrived-EIla Hughes and w n. White
from Upper Cum berland.
DeparJed-Tyroue, for Cairo.
PITTsBURG, April I4-rvening.-W Wealth
er cloudy and cool River rising; Il feet
of water. America arrived and Julia No.
left for GAINESVILLE. Business on the
landing active.
MEMPHIS, April I4-Evening.-
and very warm River falling
Departed-MOllie Able, New Orleans;
Pauline Carroll, st. Louis, M1nneola, with
30 bales of cotton.
The Magenta passed up last night for st.
Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April IA - Arrived-Silver
Cloud, Dubuque; olive Branch, New
Orleans; Belle st. Louis, Memphis; Hem
~ Ames, New Orleans. Depar ed-Ca ma
ds, for st. Paul; Andrew Ackley, for Fort
Benton; ". ]. Lewis, Omaha; Bismarck;
New Orleans.
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New York Gold and STOCK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April IA.
MONEY--Very active throughout the day,
and quite stringent. Even after bank
hours, the general rate OF call loans was 2
per cent, but coin interest was paid in
many cases.
There was quite aheavyrun on the Third
Avenue Savings Bank, but all depOSitOrs
were prom pity paid The officers have
asked an Investigation by the Bank Super
intendent at Albany, confidenG that il viii
show the bank to be all right
Discounts quiet and comparatively easy
at Sd9 per cent.
ExcHANGE- Sterling firm at g549lO for
prime billsh
GOLD-E,9wer, under free sales by the
Treasury, amounting to about half mill
ion; opened at 1885; closed at 1885 49,
GOVERNNENT STOCKs-In Governments
there is less speculation, and the market
closed dull bat STEADY. Henry Clewes
& Co. furnish the annexed 1870 quota
tations: Coupons of '8l, lI2Gll21S; do. OF
49, llI199Il114; do. Of 64, lG9glO91S; do. '65,
1O95S9lO912; do. new, l075S0l0T5z. do. 81,
l0z5sgl0S; 1O-4Os, l0lS<9I0lI; 7-3Os, 1000
1862.
lie rumored suspension of a national
bank is unfOunded.
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We give below the uiIfol m city list:
financial Matters IN New York.

Money matters are working easier, and
there is increasing confiden nee. The public
securities have advanced The heaviest
commodity in the market is the precious
metal; A few weeks ago, when ippeach-
adyancs q three or four per cent. and many
q crazy opeTat or loaded himself with all he
could carry, expecting, in the universal
smash, that the article would go up, up,
up. But, TO his establishment it has gone
steadily down, down, down, ever since the
commencement of the trial. Many day
during the recent stringeRcy he has had to
pay haIf per cent. for carrying il. The
country does n ob seem TO be a bit alarmed,
and gold does not ad vance, as the prOba-
b1lltles of a new President increase. Every
day IL be ONES more apparent in this
money centre that the removal of johnson
is not only expected, but desired. The inn
preston has deepened that the IS Obstruc-
ton" should De removed and that the
be the better for it.--N. Z. Letter.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. April IA
COTTON-NOminal'y firm at l9920c, but
no sales reported.
FLoUR-Very. dull and unchanged; su-
peIhne sold at 81 5098 so; extra IS 1903 so;
Xxx % % gil l2lz; xxx to fancy sIl SOC
WHEAT-Receips small and demand ac-
tive, at 81 6092 7215 for prime to choice red ;
g 1902 IS for ditto white.
CoRN-Holders asked higher rates at
opening but closed at yesterdays quota
soc.
OATS-Held higher.
BARLEY-ChOice in demand with sales
to arrive, at 81 II.
RYE-Firm or at 81 GOAL 65.
EoEK-Heid firmly, out demand light;
sales at ST.
BULK MEATs-Little doing; packed clear
sides l61ac
HAMS-Sweet picked Ice.
BACON-A shade hrmer; shoulders 49, .
clear sides I7Gl714c; rib Ice; choice sugar
cured hams 20c.
LARD-Quiet; choice kettle ne.
LIVE STOCK Unchanged.
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European Market.

By Cable. LONDON, April 14-Eve
CoNsoLs-Closed at 93148933S.
BoEDs- 5'2Os, 721z@723s; Illinois Central,
9314; Erie. At.
News uni1n portant.
FRANKFORT, April 14-Eve.
u. s. BONDs-75.
LIVERPOOL, April 1--we.
CoTToN-Closed hrmer and prices frac-
ton higher; middltng upIands I21&9125 "a /;
Orleans 1211@125sd. Under favorable adj
vices from Manchester the sales to-day
were I20O0 bales.
BREADsrUFFs-Corn declined Sd, quoted
at 2Os Sd; wheat, steady at los for white
California; las Sd for red Western; barley,
IS l0d; oats, IS; peas, AS; -four S7s.
Provisions - Closed unchanged; beef,
l25s; pork, SIS; lard, els Sd; cheese, 53s /;
bacon, AIS Cd.
Produce Sugar. steady at 26s Cd ; taIlow,
ASS Cd; petroleum. Is Sd for refined; 1Od for
spirits.
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In Bankrur.ev.

~ the 4th day of April, AID 1858, war
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the
estate OF Isaac Kohn, of Evansville, I'm
IN the county of Vanderburgh, and State
of Indiana, who has been adjudged a bank
Fupt, on his own petition; that the pay-
ment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt 10
him, or for his use, ana the transfer Of any
property by him, is forbidden by law: that
meeting OF the creators OF the SAID
one or more assignees of his estate, will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy. TO be hold
en- at the Office of Charles II. Butterfield,
on Third Street, in Evansville, Ind lana,
within the District of Indiana, before
Charles H. Butterfield, Register, on the
18th day of May, AID. 1868, at 10 O'Clock
AN. BEN. J. SPOON Err,
u. S. Marsha District Of Indiana,
apl3 dot Messenger.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, April Il.
COTTON Quiet and firm; receipts I49
bales; ex ports, 1885 bales.
FLoUR-U nchanged.
PORK-ST so.
BACON - Shoulders at he; clear sides
lSc.
BULK MEATS - Shoulders at lsc, and
clear sides 1910.
LARD-lS0l9c.
CoRN-97c@Rl.
OATs-75c.
HAY-Sl7 O09I8 90.
BRAN-S36,
CORN MEAL-S4 259z so.
BUTTER-55c.
EGGS-20d2c.
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In BankrnnteY.

FWYHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that, on
A the 4th day of April, AID. 1868, a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of Simon Oberdorfsr
and Ben. Koltinsky, of Evansville, in
the county of Marlborough, and state
of Indiana, who have been adjudged blink
rupts on their own petition thaCGhe pay
perry belonging tosuch bankrupts to them
or for their use, and the transfer of any
property by them, is forbidden by law that
or more assignees OF their estate, will be.
held at a Court of Bankru ptcy, to be hold
en- at the Office Of Charles II. Butterfield,
on Third Street. between sMa8n and Ln-
Gust Streets, in the city OF EVANSVILLE In
diana, before Charles II. Butterfield, Regis
O'Clock AN.
BENZ. ]. SPOONER.
u. s. Marshal District of Indiana,
aprl3 DIT Messenger.
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Prospects Of Lumber at Plttsburg

The PIJtsbnrg Co07HleFcldt OF saLurday,
says: .s
AS yet there has been but little lumber
ghenV River-so little thar nrtces ara en-.
tirely nominal, and not quOtable. Several
large RATS have passed down to ports be-
tGGW' ne Ice goIges n ghe stTealls WheIs
from getting out on The last rise, and we
hear of many RATS on the Mahoning left
high and dry that will have to be rerafted
before coming to market. The quantity Of
lumber RATED the past winter is large;
nearly, If not fully up to last season.
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NeW YOrk DrY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April Il.
DRY GoODs-The cotton goods market
remains inactive and steady, Influenced
by the extreme prices prevalent for raw
material. Heavy Brown Sheetings, OF the
best makes, are in steady but moderate re-
quest at Ice for Atlantlc A and Indian
Head, and lS15c for Pacific extra. New
York Mills Bleached Muslins sell readily
at 29930c; Wamsutta at 25c, and TuscarOra
at 221zc. In Prints, there is no particular
change to observe; the COchecO, Sprague's
and Pacific Mills bring l4129l5c, and Mer-
rimack ID 1880.
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Louisville Market,

By telegraph LOUISVILLE, April Il
ToBAC Co-Saies ofI46 hogsheads; market
active: Tugs S. 25@7 90; common to me-
FLoU tI IS 5O99 90; fancy So 50
@S13 90.
WHEAT-S2 45G2 so.
OATs-73d75c.
CORN--S7@90c for shelled and ear
LARD-I754c and l71Sc.
MESS PORK-ST 80.
BACON-Shoulders 131zci clear sides I71zc.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 1235ci clear
sides 16JSc
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MONETARY & C0MMERCIAL

To CoUNrRY gIERCzASrs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
TO the superior facilities OF the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds Of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent throughfany of the
Evansville merchants.
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Furniture Factory for Sale
UNION FURNITURE COMPANFo

VwTHE TIME OF THE TNCORp0Ras
= ton Of the Union Furniture Company
being about TO expire, and some of the
members being DESTROYS of retiring we
wish to sell the entire Factory. with come
plete machinery tools, and furniture on
hand, lumber, &C, O2ether with eleven
lots. and also the lease Of the sale-roons
which extends for three years. The sale
room Is situated on Main street, opposite
the Courthouse. The business is In e
fiourishfng condition, and IL viii prove 8
good investment for any one Whoa desires
TO engage in that branch of trade &. not
sold az private sale on or before the 12th
day OF May, the property viii be sold at
auction on that day. For particulars, call
at No. SO Main Street. Evansville. Ind.
UNION FURNITURE co.
aDrI3 dim
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CHANCE 10 GET PHEASANT HOMES.
ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,

n the northeast portic3 Of the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and is offered
'Or sale
1T REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
% the business portion of the city. and not
ar nom the Main Street line of Street
Railroad, and any extension of said line
may be expected to run close to it. The
ground IS
HIGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. It lies west of
the LOngWorth Tract (the location of the
proposed City PARK, and adjoins IL, aud is
nst de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply INN diately.
For further particulars, inquire OF
MCNEkLY a SCHU BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER.
narlS Mayors Office.
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River about stationary The weather
for the past tWenty-four hours has been
very. wet, heavy rains having fallen
almost continuously during that time. ac-
compan1ed with much thunder and light
nlngs The rain has been general through
out, and considerable swell in the river
may be expected.
the Hawkeye sunk two barges with 200
tons freight at Rock Island Bridge on her
last trip.
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ments Of both iron and nails are making
by water to the lower Ohio and upper Mis-
sissippi.
GLASS.
The demand for window glass is fair for
The season, and with small stocks manu-
Iac5qrers are firm a previous quotations.
small sales at I0G45 per cent. off list. Elk
IRENE q "tatiOns by car load for largest
lots 50e555 per cent. off list.
We give below the. Uniform city list:
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ENOR SALE secondhand twelve
E horse power portable engine and
boiler, and all the tools necessary (Of the
pest invention) for boring oil wells; also,
eleven hundred feet of hauser-rOpe, all Of
which WILDE sold together or separate, to
suit purchM sers. very low. Address
FISHER, BUSKIRK & CO,
COMMISSION Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
febS If
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Land for sale
LumbeFmen, Farmers. MeChan-
les, and Spectators,
NOW is YOUR OPPORTUNITY

NOW Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY
A LARGE QUANTITY OF land
~ on GREEN RIVER, in Henderson
County, and ten miles from Evansville,
Indiana.
II is rich bottom land, and heavily tim
bered with the best Of timber.
To lumber merchants, or those desiring
ties.
An investment by a person of Eigh
Hundred Dollars in this land one year
ago, secured him a net return, by sale of
timber sold from this land, of Seventeen
Hundred Dollars.
This land will be divided in tracts to
suit purchasers.
Apply to GEORGE 5. MORRIS,
or to JAMES r. CLAY,
Attorney at Law.
apFlG. wat Henderson, Ky.
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FlOur and Grain In store az ChIcagO.

From the Chicago Republican we take
the following statement of the amount of
-four and grain in store in that city, on
Saturday last, as compared with the same
time in 1867. 1t VIII beseen that there is a
very large increase in the quantity on
hand in every item except those of rye
and barley; of these a very small supply:
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FOR SALE.
For sac.
DWeUing House for Sale.

TTgLL be sold on accommodating
w terms Lot No. 8, in Block No. ?, in
the Southern Enlargement of Evansville,
on which Is a new and fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other out
buildings, being tn late residence OF Jacob
II. Miller, on Chandler street.
ApBlv az tfesF,vansville National Bank,
TO SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't.
mar28 II ..a- -
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WNOR SALE FARM. IL have a first
rate little farm OF 80 acres, one mile
rom BoOnvtlle, Ind; s. acres improved,
and Is acres good timber one-story br OK
aOuse barn, stock sheds. three ctsterns,
md good fences-all upland and in good
sOndftiOn-good for all kinds of grain and
rUits I viii sell this farm cheap, or ex-
change il for city property. Several gem
lemen in this city-knOw the farm.
mare dtf AI,VAH JOHNSON.
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IN RANKRuPTOY.

/ In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Indiana.
/ In the matter Of Samuel n. Curnick, James
L. Curnick. and Horace A. Hall, Bank
rupts. In Bankruptcy.
To tOltOn1 u 7ldU concern: The unoerSlgu-
| ed hereby gives notice OF his appointment
| as Assignee. of samuel n. Guruick and
James l.. Curnick, of Evansville, IN the
County of Vanderburgh- and state OF In
diana, and Horace A. Hall, Of Princeton,
in the County OF Gibson, and State of In-
diana, within said District, who have beeE
adjudged bankrupis, upon their own petl
Dated at Evansville, the 18th day
March, AID. 1858. JAMES III. Mon Elk
mchl2 DIT Qaw Wed Assignee.
In the District Court Of the United states
Tor the District of Indiar "A.
In the matter-O of Tn tomas b. Wagley, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
To lCHOn5 IL may concern: The nndersigu-
ed hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee Of Thomas p. WaEIey. of Eve
ansville, in the County OF NandeIourgh,
and state Of Indiana, within said District,
who has been adjudged a bankrupt. upon
MS own petition by the DistTIg. Court OF
said District.
Dated at Evansville. the uth day Of
March, AID. 1865. JAMES II. Mon EELY,
mchl2 DIT (law We'd Assignee.
In the District Court Of the United states
for the District OF Indiana.
In the matter Of Vel W. Armstrong Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
TO dOflOns u may concern: The undersign-
ed hereby gives notice of his appoint ment
as Assignee Of Uel W. Armstrong, Of Ev-
ansville, in ihe County OF Vanderburghs
and State OF Indiana, within said District,
who has been adjudged a bankrupt. upon
his own petition, by the District Court OF
said District
Dated at Evansville, the IIlh day OF
March, A. d. 1868. JAMES ii. McNE1EL1
mchI2 d3t claw We'd Assignee.
"a the District Court of the United States
for the District Of Indiana.
To tOh0Tl 70 may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appoint ~ ent as assignee o. the estate
of Robert K. Dunkersons who has been
adiudged a bankrupt, on his own petition
bV The District Court OF said District
Dated at Evansville, the 10Th day OF
March, AID. 1865.
PHILIP @. DECKER, Assignee.
mar1I DIT Il W We'd
indianapolis Journal cOpyl
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Public Sale of Valuable Business
Property.

AT THE COURT-B OUSE, on
~ SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH, is s,
at 2 O'Clock, Will be sold at public auction
Subdivisions Nos. ], 2. 3, 4, ., and in b al
lock & StOddard's Subdiytsion Of parts Of
the premises known as = HALL0Ck'S
BLOCK" at the corner of Walnut and
Fourth Streets, and embracing the four
three-st ory business houses fronting the
market, and the two frame buildings
fronting on Walnut Street. sale positive.
Terms = Ons-third cash. balance in one
and two years, with interest, the purchaser
to pay taxes for 1858
For particulars, apply 70 "
A#nN THOS- 10. GARNlN,
JOS. p. ELLIOTT & son,
mara d12t cod Third Street.