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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-21

Nothing III the Exposition Unicerselle
attracts more attenti and higher commenda-
ton than American Sewing Machines, unless it
be the STEAM REFINED SJAFS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-21
BREWER. Feb. 18th, 1865.

MI. EDIToR:-
Our Triggers have been looking into A. +.
Smiths bet, and they say your state
ment about the bet is not very plain
They want you. or Antonio. to be a little
more explicit. Define what is meant by
''lowcr spars," also by Gig" Cannot
you give them the identical words of the
bet?
Yours ETC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-21
Generals Grant and Sherman.

The object of the President, it is supposed in
creating a new military district, and placing
General Sherman in Command, is to create
some i'll feeling between these fast friends.
The order OF the President reads thus: -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-21
Post Office Regulations.

Eastern and Western Mail closes Mt O'Clock, p.
N. lranch Mails close l-4th of IN hour before dc
purturc,
The New York herald., 1868-07-02

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
" anesthetic of oIds administer IL the
most approved method nothing but teeth Ger.
tsiny do It without pan 2od patients testify See
names at the Office, ~ Cooper Institute.
OsTEoPLAsrrC AND PURE GOLD FOR RESTORING
~ Teeth in stage of decay TO their original shape
beauty without pain 16u00 testimonials Rooms 122 East
Sixteenth street, corner of Irving place.
The New York herald., 1868-07-02
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO cLoCKs.-oUR MANUFACTURE BETTER
- and cheaper than any impor.ed @ wholesale and retail
ioureenth street. and b Eighth avenue Of Twenty
sixth street.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
civ laxes.

L Is useless to d sguise the fact that
tie city assess ment is wholly illegal,
and hat 10 tax payer can be forced
to pay single dollar of the taxes
charged against him upon the dupli
cate now in the hands Of the City
Collector. Those who pay what is
supposed TO Oe their city taxes, do so
voluntarily and with the fact before
them that the assessment is illegal
and void.
This unfortunate condition Of the
tax duplicate is unquestionably the
result of the incOmpetency and shame
full ignorance of Mayor WALKER.
The ordinances of the city, and the
precedeuts of the late Mayor, relating
to the taxes and the assess ment of the
same, were all before him to guide
and direct him in his duties, and yet
he permitted the gross blunder to
creep into the duplicate of charging
the tax for the Straight Line Railroad
on personal property, when such tax
can only be asses ed on real estate,
and hence zone need pay that tax.
because it is illegal.
1t is. also. a notorious fact,
easily substantiated, that other and
more damaging blunders exist in the
assessment fatal to the legality of the
duplicate. In fact, the duplicate
is simply, in this instance. list of
names and figures without authority
of law aud the payment of such taxes
can be successfully resisted. There
fore, none need pay what purports to
be their city taxes unless they feel
disposed to continue in power an u
competent Mayor and City Counc'i to
waste and squander the public funds
and bankrupt the city credit. x.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
HAV ANA.
Progress Of the InsurrectiOn.

HAVANA, Nov. 13. = 1t recently
came into the knowledge OF the Gov
ernment that a band of IA persons had
started from Havana for the purpose
of creating insurrection in Onetta,
Obaja, and Regaon On the 10th inst
the same parties succeeded in arrest
ing II of the party at San Cristabel.
Senor Agniare, merchant Of Yara,
who Is charged with receiving arms
and ammunition for the revolution
lists, was seized and brought to the
city yesterday by the Government
officers.
Gen. Bowlesdo has arrived at Man
isello, where he issued a proclamation
giving the revolutionists eight days
to lay down their arms and cease hos
tilities against the Government.
The Diocesan Synod, this forenoon,
passed a resolution censuring the
house of bishops for refusing to pre-
sent such names for approval as would
be satisfactory to the mass of church
men in the diocese, and recommended
that steps be taken during the next
session of the legislature to secure
such legislation as will vest the tenn
porary charge Of the diocese in the
dignitary of the Church next in rank
TO the bishop until bishop for this
diocese be duly elected and cOnse-
Grated with all the powers conferred
upon the bishop by the constitution
and the various statutes affecting the
Church. The resolution also recon-
mended that the present powers of
the Synod should not be allowed to
relapse. and to that end it should ad-
journ till the 11th of May-yeas 80;
nays q.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
city Taxes

We publish, TINS morning, a COM
maniea'ion iron one of our most in
fuential citizens and tax-pa, ers with
reference 10 she illegality OF the du-
plicato for city taxes now in the hands
OF the City Collector. For some time
we hare been aware of the fact that
the duplicate was fatally defective in
two or three vital particulars, but
we're disposed not to mention the
fact for reasons that will adily sug-
gest themselves to every intelligent
mind 1t was in view OF this know
ledrc, too, that we repeatedly eau
toned the Courier that silence on its
part with reference to city finances
would be wisdom; but neither it nor
the Hayor had the discretion to avail
themselves of the advice thus given
in GOOD faith. Within the last few
days. however, the statement has been
circulating, in a quiet way, among the
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
BUFFALO.
Terrible Railroad Collision

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 13-Ab>ut
~ last night the cattle train of tie
b. & G. Railroad collided with the
passenger train of the New York &
Erie Railway, coming into the city.
about a mile from the depot, where
the tracks cross each other almost
at right angles. The locomotive of
the Buffalo 4 Erie train passed en-
tirely 'hrougn the baggage car of the
New York 4 Erie train, carrying the
locomotive and cars entirely off the
track. Robert Decker. baggage mas
ter, had his lag broken. A large
number of cattle and hogs were killed
Had the collision occurred one second
later, thee would have been fearful
loss of llie. r.s
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
ME d PHIS.
Memphis Races-LaFge Attendance
Spirited Sport.

MEMPHIS, November 13-The at
tendance at the races to-day was very
large, the ladies' stand having been
enlarged in order to accommodate
them. The first race was closely con
tested, large sums changing hands
Summary: Post stake, 3 mile heats,
free for all; entrance fee. $50; p. p.
Association adds $1,000; entrance
money, 5000.
james Conlish enters bay horse
lfilroy aged by Lexington, dam Mig
nolia by Glencoe, l. 2, 2; Lupeo and
Dickson enter bay horse W0ford 4
years old, by Rurick. he by Imp Sow
ereign out of Trusty Mare, she out of
Yandal's dam, 2, |. l; Richards and
Ktlgour enter bay filiey Carrie Asher
ton, B years old. by Lexington. dam
G ycera by Sovereign. 3 3, 3; S
Leonard enters chestnut horse VI
Skylight, 4 years old, by Lexington
The race was very close, Little Mack
winning by neck.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
MONTH EAL.
EtclesIas lcaI-A Dea 1 Lock.

MoNTREAL, November - - The
Episcopal Synod, assembled here for
the purpose of electif G a Bishop of
Montreal and NJ .tropolitan Canada,
have come to a dead lock with the
House of Bishops. The latter per-
sist in sending the names of gents
to the Synod TO be balloted for who
are not acceptable, and Withholding
na@es that are acceptable. The
Bishops, rather than name the only
man the Synod will accept, sent down
a message last night, adjourning fur
ther proceedings until May next.
This attempted evasion of the ques-
ton has raised a storm of indigna-
ton, and the Synod will hold another
meeting to day to decide whether they
shall not repudiate. the authority of
the Bishops, and elect DR.. Bach, an
American clergyman, aud send him
home to England to be oonsecrated.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
New Orleans Marker.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l3.
COTTON Easier; middlfngs e2s<a23c: sales
1850 bales; receipts 1929 b4les: exports
1850 bales Sales for the week 23,650 bales !;
receipts, gross, 81 .4l9 bales-net, 30 267 ba les
exports-to Great Britain 7,l38 bales: to
the ointment 572 bales; coastwIse $3.50
baies. Stock-S3689 bales.
GoLD-13j5S.
MISUNDERSTANDING, commercial, 144N0
l4l1z; bank l45; preferred 46 premium.
oUGAR Firm; fair l2Ql21<c: prime TO
choice l4'9l41zc5 clarified 1870.
Soc.
80 64dT 90: choice S9d9 So
CoRN-New Western nominal nj sI6RI p5
OATS-Qulet at 64c.
BRAN-Unchanged,
HAY-S30 so.
PoRK-Dull at $31
BACON-Dro ping: shouldars I4s<c. claar
rlD lS5zc; clear sides 1870
55S,AkD-D9II; tierce lie; keg 2l021Zc
COFFEE-Flrm and unchanged.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
EU ROP E.
BY Atlantic celegraph.
Ecclesiastical = Captaia-GeBeFa of
PHILIPPINE Islands 10 be Removed
uStT an Army 10 be put on n var
Footing Secretary seward PafTcd
by the London Flmes.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, November 13.-Iti is sta'el
official y that the Archbishop OF York
and Bishop Of Oxford are promo ed
to the Sees respectively Of Canterbury
and York.
LONDON, November 13 The Lon
don Times to-day, in an article on the
Convention for the settlement OF the
Alabama claims, alludes to Secretary
Seward in the following terms:
The official career of Mr.. Seward is
now drawing to a close. To the favor
able result of the late war, his skill
and energy are largely attributed His
foreign policy has been successful
Foreign striles have disappeared He
must naturally wish, in common with
Lord Stanley, to terminate. before re-
tiring, dispute, of all the details of
which he is master. The convention
is especially important, because at a
time when national jealOusies weaken
confidence, 1t esta blishes a freer prece-
dent; resorts to peace instead OF war
for the settlement of differences.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 13.-The Captain
General of the PHILIPPINE Islands will
be removed by order of the Provis-
ional Government.
General Prim, Secretary of War,
has issued an order prohibiting the
attendance of armed soldiers at pub
lie meetings.
The Papal Nuucio continues re
lations with the new Government.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, November 13.-The bill
for putting the army on war footing
passed the Reichstrath, by a large
majority.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telesraph.l CIScIHNATI. Nov. I3
FLOUa-In fair demand and the market
IS firm; family u 50g7 Is.
VI EAT-Ia moderate demand at 81 IS
for No. red.
CoRs-,DulI; new 56957c; old is neglected
and held at Sue.
OATS -DuH at SIC for No /.
RYE-In moderate demand at 81 % for
No. l.
BARLEY-NOmi inally unchanged,
CorroN-Duil at 22c for Biddling.
TOBACCo-Fuere is q fair demand and
the market Is steady: sales of iI5 hhds.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 co.
HOGS-DDil: the weather is milder and
the receipt are larg', and prices are lower (;
81 OO TO a. 30 gross and 81 % net were tne
closing rates: rsesipis coo head.
GREEN MEATs-Duil and prices lower;
shoulders ~; sides l01zc, and hams I21%c.
i RID -Du.l and the demand is light at
l5&c for Prime kett and l5c for PRIME
steam.
BULK MEArs-DuI; shoulders 10 aIOJlc.
sides l314c; clear RIB l4c, and clear 4415e, AL
about half cured. aud including packages
BAcoN-Shoulders cIn BE- bought at I3c.
BUrTER-Unch and quiet; fresh
33d &c.
EGGs-Firm at 30c.
OILS -Linseed OH is dull and prices are
Domiaal; il IS held at 95c, with only
ltTntted retail demand. Lard OIL Is steady
at 81 A..
PETROLEUM Dali at 2s 929e for refined.
GRocEKIEs- : Unchanged and quiet.
GOLD-AE 1857.
ExCHANGE-DuI i at par buying.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. BIT is un-
derstood that the charges against Dis
trict Attorney Courtney have been
satisfactorily explained by that gen.
t,eman. The general impression is
that the movement against him is the
result of conspiracy. Whatever may
be the real merits of the question,
Mr.. Fullerton and his friends have
returned to New York, and Mr..
Courtney will leave Washington to-
morrow
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
CaicagO Market,

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. r.
ExCHAGE-F,astern easier and steady:
par aud 10 offered buying, a ad lilo prem.
selling.
tLoUe-Quiet; sa'es OF Spring extra at
s5 3OG6 80.
WREAT-No unchanged; No. 2 in fair
demaBd anu &c tower. Sales of No l at
81 l6 IL -, ccOrdine t. location; No. 2 al
81 t6Hgl O755; closing at 81 Uz4l O7LS for
No. 2 Sales OF \ o. since Change at
81 U515.
CORS-Firmer. more active. and Ia2e
higher; sales No l a SOd S2c; No. 2 at
76t.79c; rejected 72g72szc and 6la65c for
new snelled; cloSing firm at S2c for No l.
Sales of No since 'Cnange 1t SIC.
OArS-Quiet; 4ol2G49 for No |; closing
with buyers al the inside; ellers at 4S3<c
RYE-QuIet and easier; No | at slaI 63:
No at 81; closing tame, with sellers or
No. l AT 81 G3.
BAkLEY-A shade firraer and more act
i've; No. at 81 42GI %, and rejected at
81 45aI AZ alE
HIGHwINEs-Dull aud nominal; 05096e
free.
PRovIsUoNs-Quiet new mess PORK at
S14 %; ordinary IA. Lard dull and Boani-
pal at l5j3c c b, and l69I6'zc seller De-
Gem Der. Green hams, seller December, at
l0c About l.50l barrels mss pork, seller
January and February, at $50.
CATTLE Dali; g S5@5 % for common
cows and choice packing steers.
HOGS Duf.; z9a3Dc lower: s. 70 81 80 for
fair TO choies; osIng at 81 20.a7 90 for good
to prime.
FRE GHFs-DulI: 61zc for corn and Sc for
wheat 70 B9halo; lie for corn to Oswego.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
aONETAKY y UONMERCIAL
new YORK Marker.

by Ielegraph.I NEW YORK, Nov. I3.
C3TroN-Without decided change; sales
OF $50 bales at 2414c for m1ddilng up-
FLOUR = Receipts OF 9,IO7 barrels. and
90 lOc lower. Sales of 600 barrels at S. 75
Mr6 70 Tor superfine State and Western: /:
80 40gb % for common to choice white
extra STATE; 81 35g7 80 for do. extra West
ern; IS 2099 rs for good to choice white
wheat extra 81 2Og9 20 for common
TO choice round hoop OHIO; 81 50aI0 90 for
common to fair extra st. Louis; SI0a
Sl3 W for good to choice do; closing dull.
California Flour dull and droopfng: sales
OF 800 sacks at SO 75@I0 %. Rye flour ouiet
sales OF 300 barrels at s5 s097 IS.
CoEN MEAL-In moderate request; sales
OF 800 barrels of Brandy wine; sales OF $50
puncheons on private terms.
WHIsKY-Quiet and firm.
WHEAr-R Receipts, S,19I bushels; dull
and declining: sales of Al 900 bushels at
81 5O9l SIS for No. Spring: 81 IS for Win
Ter amber Indiana; 81 92a for amber
michigan; and y 20 for white Michioan
RYE-Duil and heavy: sales of 5000 bush
els OF western in lots at 81 35gI 371S.
BARLEf-Sca oely so firm; sales OF 8 500
DusheIS OF Canada West at 81 u in store
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales 5000 bushs
old do 81 30 IN bond.
CORN-KeceiRtsl 10 ,433 bushels; dull, and
lc lower; sales $500 bushels, at 81 I2aI I3
tor unsound; 81 i49I l6 for sound mixed
Western, closing at 81 Is for sound an at
OATS- ReceIpIs ABB bushels; a shade
hrrn r; sales OF $1,000 bushels at 72a72L%c
for West ern.
COFFEE Rio in moderate request and
steady. priees ofOther ktnds nominal
MoLAssEs-VeTyq quiet and unchanged
H0PS-Q Q liet, Il 81 OO@l . ior American
PETROLEUM Quiet. at l21S9 Sc for crude,
and re for rein ID bonded.
LISSEED OIL-HeaVy. al g5 q 97c.
SPIRITS OF TURPEN rINE-FIrn at AZ
"a i5c. ~
PoRK-Acffve and irregular: sales 245o
llaf ell at SIS 5AG29 % for M ess; CLOSING al |
SIS 81 regiai; s23 509H for old do; S2I 5042.
for prime; sZ3B q for prime mess.
BE Dull: sales 81 barrels At SfOaf6 80 !
for new piat mess; SIG a20 for extra mes;
tierce beef dun safes 100 tierces at Sz7d30 |
for prime mess; S30l34 fsr India mess.
ham qu ei al SIS a30.
OUT Me ATS steady at u0lI1zc for !
shoulde II Jl6c for hams: mlddles quiet |
LARD Steady and In fair denfan ) tles /
300 tierces l54a &c tor steam; 1654GDi7c for |
kettle rendered
BUTTER STEADY at 25gSSc for Ohio; 400 |
1ec -for > ate
CHEESE Quiet at I3GlSc
+ etE GHTs-Fo Liverpool quiet and un- |
Changed.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
TALLAHAssEE.
Lieut.. Gov. Gleason and Secretary
Alden Z leased-A Satisfactory Ex-
planatiOn.

TALLAHASSEE, November 13.-
Governor Reeds case against Lieut..
Governor Gleason and Secretary Al
den for conspiracy against the State
Government was called this morning.
After argument, Judge Cooke decided
that the affidavit was Insufficient.
Messrs. Gleason a1d Alden we're ac-
cordingly released. There are no in
dications Of further movement of
public interest before the meeting of
the Supreme Court on the 10Th, when
an opinion on the legality of the i'm
peachment will be rendered.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
NEW ORLEANS.
Gen. Thayer not q FlIlibuster-FiIinS
Claims for Damages BY the Elecs
tiOn KIOtS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-General
Harry Thayer says his name ia con
nection with any Cuban expedition is
without the slightest foundation. He
has no knowledge of 1t, except that
gained from public print, aud cannot
be induced to participate in any fill
clustering scheme He has no de-
signs on Cuba, un less under authority
OF the Government.
Thos. Adams, ex- Chief of Police
died to day.
Claims against the city for s27, 900
damages during the riot, have been
presented.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph

by Telegraph MEaPHrs. Nov ~
CoTToN-Quiet and firm: receinta 100
bales: exports 60S bales 'NS
ELoUR-DulI at S5 50d6 90
CORN-At 90c.
OATS-60c.
HAY-s26 90.
BRAN-At S2S 90.
BACON-Firn shoulders I4J%c. cIea = sffIaa
lS49l9%c; bulk shoulders I3,: bulk aides
I7c- ' NAA 0A1oS
PoRK-s2s 90 for new; old $50.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
NE WB ERHE.
Liquor Seizures.

NEwBERN, November 13. = The
Deputy Collector of internal Reyo-
nue. to day seized about 100 barrels
of liquor from parties 10 this city.
who failed to report their stock on
hand up to the 11th inst. The Col
lector's notice was not published
until the day on which the return
was required, and then in only one
DaDer
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
New York Dry Goods Mnrket.

ny Aeiegraph'I NEW YORK, Nov Is.
DRY GooDs-Market continues inactive
ana steady, at I5gl6c for heavy brown
M SneStln IS, lSc for Atlantic L fine do, PFC
tltts held A, lSc for PeppereiI r. I7Isc for
Androseoggin bIeached musiins f5c for
Semper Idem, l512c for James s cam Mi is
!.c for Lonesdale and MasonviIIe. PIG for
Maxwell, 25c for New York Mills 24I5c for
reynolds, 3Sc for Utica, 28c for Amoslxeae
denlns, and l715c for heavy brown drills
Prints steady; l2c tor Oriental and Ian
caster, i213c for Pacific and Dunnels. I3IEc
Ior Mefrlmack ID, 12c for Ellerton: brown
canton Flannels S71zc for Great Falls a.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
European Market.

By Cable LoNDoy. Nov 13-Eva
CoNsoLs-9isz.
sTocKs-Quiet: U. s. 20 bonds 74sz; Ill
inois Central 96; Erie fl At at 23s<.
FRANKFORT, Nov. I3-Evening.
u. s. Boz Ds-78H.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. I3.
CoTToN-Dull and lower; sales of 10000
bales middling uplands at IO5<d; Orleans
lid; sales for the week ending last evening,
are 5000 bales. Including Is 900 bales for ex-
port and 5000 bales for speculation. Stock
1870 bales, including 1900 American.
The Manchester market IS heavy.
BREADsrUFFs - Unchanged. Flour de-
clined 10 DIS, aud Peas advanced to AIS.
Provisions Unchanged, except that
Lard deciued to 6is Sd. Professionally.
PRoDUcE-Petroleum spirits Sd; reflne1
Is SD.
PARIS, Nov. I3.
MoNEY-The bullion IN the Bank of
France has decreased 100000 of francs
during the week.
RENTEs -7Ofr. TIC.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14

wealthy men Of the city. that the taxes
cannot be collected by lalo, an1 they
are Withholding the payment of their
taxes In consequence. Such being
the condition of affairs, justice to
the poor men Of the city-who are
in the habit Of paying their taxes
without questioning or investigating
their validily-demands that we no.
tify them of the facts 10 the case, that
they may act inteligently. 1t is now
no secret that some of the largest tax
payers are Withholding the payment
of their taxes until the actual validity
of the duplicate is established by
competent counsel who have been
employed to make the Investigation.
Now, if poor men or rich men pay
their taxes, and it turns out that they
we're illegally assessed, they cannot
charge the fault upon the JOURNAL
for keeping them in ignorance.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14

RATHER DELINQUENr-By refer
ence to page 81 of tie Revised Stat
utes of Indiana, section so, it viii be
seen that the Auditor of the County
is required to return a tax duplicate
to the Treasurer of tie county, on or
before the 18th day of October in
each year.
Three or four days ago, the dupli-
Gates for the country townships were
handed to The Treasurer, almost one
month later than the time specified
10 the Statute, and the duplicate of
Pigeon Township hasn't been heard
from yet. This is indeiatiga BILE en-
ergy,,' with veDgeance.-C>~rier.
To the above the following receipt,
which we copy from the original docu
ment, is a sufficient answer:
Received of Victor Bisch, Auditor
of Vanderburgh Couaty, the Tax
Duplicate for the year 1868, both
Pigeon and County Townships.
Evansville, October ID, 1868.
+. LUNKENHEIMER, L. v. O.,
j. w. LAUER, Dept.
But while on the subject Of dupli-
Gates, why didn't the Courier give its
readers the benefit of its knowle 'gs
with reference to the City Duplicate? +?
Is it not we understood by the busi
ness men of the city that the City
Duplicate is fatally defective in at least
three important particulars? Are
the poor men of the city to pay their
taxes and the men of wealth to escap.
taxation? We warned the Courier
some time ago that it would be wise
to keep still on city finances, just at
this time, but it refuses to do so. If
Mr. WALKER meets with col apsa
10 his fnan ial arrangement, he may
thank the COHri4r for it.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
Latest News from Havana.
CYR ACUSE.
Destructive Flre-LOss $4,000.

SYRACUSE, Nov. 13.-The Sherman
House, with a number of stores and
offices adjacent, were destroyed by
FIRE this morning. The total losses
are about $l30.000; insured for $65,
600 The destroyed property is in the
heart of the city.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
NE w YORK.

North Carolina Exercised about the
Arrival OF Stale Arms - Election
Frauds In New YOrk-PFellminary
Report OF the investigating Conn
miltee-Startiing DISclOsures-The
TFibune'S Plan or ReCOnstructI0n-
It Urges Indiscrlmlnate E1fran-
chlSement.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
Louisville Market.

5y telegraph L0uI5vILLs. Nov. 13
ToBACco-Searce and drm; lugs So 259
s so: leaf at So si5 90.
FLOUR -Comnon to medium sperhne at
s. 2jG5 -.
WHEAT-S1 61al s..
ConN-New bulk at 5Og55c; old is nom
inal.
OATs-53a55e.
COTToN-2lg2l1<c for new.
9 PoRK-SZ4 50
HoGs-at 81 z597 75 gross.
w WHISKY KY-Raw, free, 81 90.
BACON-ShOuiders I31z4I35<c: clear rft
side l75411Sc; clear sides l81[6aISISc.
LARD New 16129I7c.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14

common protection against fraud and
corruption. They have opened an
Office at 258 Broadway for that pur-
pose.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-14
Kew York Gold and stock Marke,.

NeW lOrk Gold and Stock Market,
by felegraph.l new YORK. Nov. 10.
MoNEY-More active and firm at 7 per
cent. on call loans. ~
GoLD-Dull; opened at l33J% and closed
al S35zG33z6. ~
GavERNM eSTs Market duh but steady.
Coupons OF 'Sl, II3A@l95<; do. '62,
ii0os57se !io085s; do. '64, l061SaIO64; do. 49,
IgS5iiqlssH; do. 49, l09K@lO95z; 10 4Os. 1896