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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
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Die Aftien<gl6er Der EsnneHees nnb paetFc, eis
fenbaPn Iieeen iest IN ber Office non oi. %. Mler
Union inb 4Ianter'6 SAM, Gde Don nnton uno gets
lese Strase oen Die Mtte tofst iess $50, BITE erts
erforberIi6k GinsdbInHe befrd9t 81 per Mftie.
pie M,isegans Sieier gabn If pcIIenbet bic prOfIs
GuFbfen, pIdne, 8ertdte uuo Mbfd6tnngsn finA in
8. %. Milen's Office etnjuieben.
Die ggi9tistest biefer Babn fit laibptue uab beu
Gtaet 6Is GntptdInngsmitfa Ses MderbaueS uub Der
rsiferalii@sn Nei9tbimer fam iiidt beff9dst pers
ben, ha biefetre bir9 Elm 2anb Edil, peIeB asluers
eIettfid tn Wesug auf ben Mnbau non @etreibs uiiA
" abertroiIen an bieem GOntin ut biiifi4tIt9 ben
Niebmeihen it, Sn ketnem anberen aoabesfbeiIe
tSnen ietners Trdnben ui,S Hrte alIer art sesossn
peroen. Refine @abn tn ben Ser. Gtnateu Fam b,irb
2anber 70 reid an Winerallen, ME RobIen, Gtell,
Rupfer, 3inf uno pstrDleiinf, laitfen. Die @GiSer
Iiefern Mnerf9Bpite Maen Der belten Tdbte,i, Garr
peIn, giten fbwar3e 9eaIlnub 9iri9en u. /. D.
neberaH rei9tids gafiertrdfte fit ale m6glidben
8mede.
Benn bieie gabn sebaut IT, 70 wyb BET ben iebt 10
niebrigen GaHbprefen nnb BEL Der uneridb5pilsdber
Grn4tbarieit ,Inb ben eroBsn 3tIfsquellsn bieier
Stadt bic eiropdii9e GnDanS ernna uorsilaIid an ia
3ieben uitb tbre 6einntb wereen. - 81
Sir appeiliseM anf. 6as Gnfsiibhe an Seheu, ben
JnterefIe ber Bobfabrt Siefss Staates fb bisrei
ct bt ntnft Mitten ~ nebtHen nb 70 biefes nmts:s
rebmsn NIT aaen ardften ~ unteritilseg,
Ml25 e.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
@i6ti8 fir Das 9abIifmun..!
Weks 4 TagIor,
NbDDfatell un0 Nnludlte,
3intnaer 8, 651 Sroabpap,
NEW WORK +

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NEW YORK.
3. SartboICmem aDif8,l
9enrp 6. Eaplor.
9a mir Sab.r,idbe Geiude non yoIden 0erfo en-
empf6n 9eu bahen. meI1e onrch NnitoIten lie unter
oem NGmen Gift Enterprises bef1nnt finb, be-
i9plnoeit lpnrSen uls6 bic IN @ep Dort Mno 9ia6z
parl4aF anffameu, 10 ben mir Ins peranIost aez
funfen, NIT siernii9 groBem @ufpanbe Nabiid,fen
einshfammein Die ufs IN BET; Stauo Re en-, unfern
henfen etnen Plen ansugeben rpie iie ibre Red5te
Dobren f6Huen.
Inn bies aM t6un. benbjidtieen MIR ron neu giaeus
1DHfern iol1er Soterien bic reije meIde benz Qooss
lhpoper re1ftb 3ntpmmen, gu erfabien, fpie foId5e
opr9 eirellare oSer in anberer Beife anqeae5en
rporben fin5.
Das aanS 1T nit fOIben gIanen iberflutbet unb
greBe summer fnb pom ben GriinSern aerupnneyl
Io9roen, wdbreRo pie betrp9enen 2posfGnfer nit be-
trn9er19en DelS2dn6papieren ober ipertbIsIen 5,ss
Ue.eu ah9efpetft morben iinS.
ri1nen, melhe nfs ben Gdfnen Der HGift Enter
prise" fpon wel9er fie 2ooie i'm Beiis baden, ems
lenpeu nno uIis oMtoriren, far ie 81 banbeIn t6nnen
m9 elner 1tr fdlt9en 2sabrRng ibrer Snte een per=
9ies erforOert natiirIi5 betradtIide MusIaaen unb
UNI oehlelben 81 bege9nen, miiffen mir poTt iebem
galsret Ynfrone etne Ginfenoung pom 3meI ($2)
l1niere gsreitnas in tiinf (5) qrO,ent bes eOuet.
tlften Setrages mele mir fauon abs sieben aebens
ten tRo Mot eher, aIs bis Der 9reis ODER fem Ib
weft5 N unieren Sdn0en lift. Rait abrefitre
9Sirfs u. GaD!or,
8immer 9, 80. 651 s3roa man, Sen gort.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
Refine 8latarmmtb MnS 8leiAtnebt
mebr.
Observation-Disclosures Gifens Gatron bon
.s Or. 4erQS.

Sieies neue #raparat III bereit In SrantreiG unb
Hfiig, farbs une ge6mados ana entiprtt in feineii
SeitonetbeIen Der SUfammenfeSitng ees 8Iutes nlsb
G9rsddbe BerSouna uiib attarie, ai6t es fem fr'eI
Ierer unn iieter Tnirfeaoss Dtittet Die Afabeie be
aleoeetne wenoet es in ben meien 66aen an nno cts
II oamtt bic beiten erfoI9e.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
SferY0fe aepfs NJ. @effhtsfdmer,e,,

wereen fofort hurt bic brafIianii3e Caurana, Elm
Yfanslie Snbfan; aus 8raiIien, bic bort pom ieber
I'm @ebrau4 gepeiens geheilt. u sssr. =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

ans 1T folgsnsermaBen einsasabIen: Gin grosent
oes 4ari sBertbes bel Der Subicription un6 ni6t
mebr, bis has gauge erforberde Capital fubfcrib 1T
1T uno ferner AMI 5efimmuns Ses @asbes Der Gitet.
loren; isSod isaeit bic Gtusabhinsea gr0sent pro
NOnat nid,t il5erfieisen. Spbalb IS grosent hes
Earl @erthes easesdbIt nS rOerbcn bic attien amss
ge9eben. lie Gonpasnie wirS Balm etu baar
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

SSdrbeu fur Farmer unN ImDeee.-Gie GrQften
D Ninerdl 6arben Gpmpagnie DtffertigeH BITE bette,
behleiIfe ufib bouerbatefe Salbe i'm @ebrnut 3Iuei
Anirf9e 6aaern 1918 Sabre; lie I'll peu etnef Iet1s
ten brayneu cher i9SneR Gboeotahet Jarbe nnb tann
tn cine crime, bIeierne ein, oItpe o5er eeIbe BEN
@ef9mnd mad perdabert ruerben. Sie TT anwenHbCr
fir 9dnier, S9eanens 6ezien: Bagen, elmer. Gdefi
bdd6er 81 lie felerjid5er III ms Sa6sti6er Tei,,
Sabritant bat I'm IeSten Sabre 5000 ptinb qcbraMdD
Iln6 tdnn in 9aiser, elaffieit& unS TefffafeG poi
Dollars per Sab unn 800 @fme, fin ben Tarmsr fhr
sabre eenieeub. Wlan fenoe fir EN- Circular me1es
ale erDiirfte Austslntt giebt. Aeine III ddt, GO ei
4arbe. &brefIe:
49, DANIEL BTDWKM,
r&6R 954ssa sarI etrase, 9e Oft.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-02

Texas, amended 10 divide Texas into three States
instead Of two as at first proposed. The committee
instructed Governor Boutwell, to prepare another bill
for the removal Of political disabilities
Order in Relation TO the Pay Of Engineer
Boards.
Secretary Schoneld has issued general order pro-
viding that members and recorders Of boards OF
engineers convened for the various purposes for
which such boards are called together shall be
allowed the same per diem that Is allowed to mem
bers OF courts martial.
Bill TO Tax Interest ON United States Bonds
TO be Reported.
The Committee OF Ways and Means has agreed 10
report bill, In obedience to the resolution offered
by Mr. Cobb OF Wisconsin, and adopted ty the House
last Monday, 10 tax the interest OF United States
bends ten per cent. The report will be made to-
morrow.
Statistical Summary.
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE STATISTICAL BUREAU.
The monthly summary Just prepared by the Stats
teal Bureau gives the following highly important
results
The total value OF imported merchandise for the
months OF January, February, March and April 1868,
was as olI9ws;nJanaary s222s4sS7; February
The gold value of exports was as folows:-
lanGary February
OF foreign commodities remaining in warehouse
N the close OF the months named was as follows:-
500 463 2os April $40 337 e62 The total value OF the
gold exported was $50 oe5 249 imported, s5,2l3,30o
The value of the products of American fisheries dur
ing the quarter ending March 81 was:-Sperm oil,
s214,6ls; other whale Oil, $l7o,l57; whalebone,
sl65,722 Total, s55o,497 The number OF passen-
gers who arrived at New York during the same
period was so, 404; at Portland, $685. Boston l972
san Francisco 1905 Baltimore, 434 The value OF
goods in warehouses was as foll0ws:-
March 81. april 80.
Bleached and unbleached cotton. $339,273 S345,628
Printed painted colored cotton. 27S,731 1Sl,O5O
InD GR
Woollen cloths and cassimeres 1,25,5S9 1,ll9 1913
Carpets. ....:............... 3l7, $50 34l, 479
Dress goods .ls60,ll3 1904. 09l
The value OF foreign commodities remaining In
the warehouse ut Boston April 30 was SO, $40; at
New York, s26, $50 GAG; at Baltimore 81, $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-02

which, under the Homestead law, should be dissri-
buted gratis, ct from one hundred 70 four hundred
per cent pront while psuper emgrants VIII be sold
to pay passage money. Here are letters showing
how 1t Is done:-
AMERICAN EnIaRANr COMPANY, /
No. 8 BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK. Dec. II, lseo.
81. 7. srIcKNEY, Mobile, Ala-.-
DEAR SIR-Your esteemed favors OF the eeth and
eth Instant enclosing
ShecK'
Total 49,. 81, 400
Also orders for eight hands for l. Z Burnett and
probable we can supply these orders satisfactorily
but two or three matters Of detail must be settled
As TO the mode OF transportation wish YOU would
in all bear in mind that u win be better. when
hnch less than by RAIL- and IL win be much chesper
and although we do not guarantee the safe delivery
ductOr o. yet II will be always much the safer way
to get instructions TO send conductor ~ along when
there is any large number TO go or anything Of dim
cult journey to perform.
JoiIS WILLIAMS.
General Agent for Emigration.
In place OF risk OF losing' In this precious docu
ment read ''risk of running away and for icon.
ductor' read 'ovcrseer" and you win see the sysiem
as 1t is-nothing more or less than pconage.
letter from another emigrant aid concern h a.
follOws:-
ALEXANDRIA, Va. 1856.
DEAR Strive beg leave 10 inform you that we
have completed arrangements by which will I've
able to supply at short notice German aborers, with
or without families, on the following conditions:
Laboring men at 500 per annum; women 500:
boys and girls between the ages OF twelve and fifteen
years, hall price Board and lodging Of course 10 be
tomarily given to the former system OF labor In your
State. Payments not to be made In advance. All
contracts to be signed by both parties.
Our charge IL $25 per head for men and women
and $l2 so for boys and girls from twelve to fifteen
years OF age. These charges must be prepaid IN
every 1nstance-such being our contract-the money
to accompany the order or this charge $40 is TO be
deducted from the wages OF the men and women
and So from the boys and girls from their first years
wages.
These Germans are to be industrious people-far-
mers, gardeners, dairymen. &C.
All orders Will be promptly forwarded, and you
will be notified OF the time OF the arrival Of the la
borers at our Office, and any expense incurred by
by you. KNOX SMITH,
Within the past few months these concerns have
been growing more circumspect in their operations,
but have reason to believe that the era OF emigrant
swindling has by no means come to an end. In.
stead therefore, of passing the Donnely Flanders
bills to facilitate the operations Of these land grab
bling, emigrant swindling and colonization corpora
tons, Congress should by all means repeal the Emil
grafton law of 1884 without delay. The Bureau OF
Emigration at the State Department IL Of earthly
uSe
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINoINNArI, April 50.
FLoUR-Dun and prices dropping; fami.
~. til 80
WHEAT-Dull and prices nomfnalIv loo
lower; NO-l Winter 8 90 nominally.
okN-Dal with supply better; ear 94c
oArs-In better supply and dull at
RYE-Acttve at s. 90.
BARLEY-UDchanged and quiet.
COTTOS-Dull at SOC for middlings.
TOBACCo-Firm and in demand: sales
"a hhds, n 90 boxes; Tugs, 81 6O9I0 50;
leaf, SlZ l0aZ9 80.
MESS active demand. sales.
200 barrels at SIS IS.
BULK EATS Quiet, but held firmly .at
l3e tor shoulders and I5c fOrsfdes.
ACoN-tirm but quiet; shoulders old
at l4c, rib sides held at I7Ac, aud clear
al lSc; these rates being shade above the
views of buyers, there was nothing done
of Importance.
at Ice. but BUYERS do not Of
fer better than 1SL5c.
HAMs-Surgar-cured l9L62c.
1ght supply. and prices are
hlgf er fresh 3Su43c. but dealers buy ar
lnEly at the quotations.
EGGs-tn light supply aud the market
.hrmtr; prime dc.
CoFFEE-Unchanged and quiet.
SUGAR-Cuchanged and quiet.
POTATOES-EIrm At $ seas 70 per barrel.
APPLES -Duiia az S5Q7 per barrel.
BEEF C~ATTLE-Firm and in demand AT
3 50G7 20 tor butchers an s. SOFAS IS for
extra shipping pes GENITAL gross.
at s. 50d6 50 gross.
oGS-F1r and demand at s. 25GlO 50
the latter rate for extra fat.
GoLD-l39A buying.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01
Chicago Market.

b Telegraph CHICAGO, Apr 30.
FLoUR-DulI; Spring extras at $40 2Oa
WHEAr-In fair speculative movement.
the market easier; declined %3lc; sales OF
No. at s. l5G2 Is. aud No. ? al 3 OSd2 O9L:
closing steady, with buyers at 81 Us for
CoRN-In $ ore, moderately active; sales
OF No. ] at S5A4S6Ac: No. 2 at S4G8lISc:
new at SA9Sfsc; rejected, at S1d82I5c:
closing az S549S6c for No. l, and Sl55GS4Ic
OATs-Fairly actf and &c higher; clos
ing with sellers at 6316c.
6YE-Dull; small sales of No. 2 at 81 IS.
BARLEY-Steady and quiet; small sales
OF No. , in store at 81 3.
SIS so. ~
LARD-he higher; closing with bu ers
a. lSz9lS3sc; sellers at 1S5zc.
HAMS-Sugar-pickled quiet at l7I&c.
BULK MEATS@Quiet; sales Of dry sailed
shoulders at I215c.
LIVE HoGs-Active and I0aI5c lower:
sales at IS l54S 80 for light: IS SOFAS 90 Tor
medium to fair; and 80 S7%09 62L for
good 10 choice assorted.
BEEF CATrLE-Dull, and 25d5Oc lower;
saIes az 50 b094 90 for light steers, and & IS
9SS = Tor good TO prime grades.
S,72 barrels four: 32IS5
pusnels wheat 9I,Ie0 bushels CON; 1926
OuSnelS oats; 500 1--we hogs
l2.5lj barrels four: 4O56
bushels wheat; Sl,lU5 bushels corn Gl,923
bashels oats.
FREIGHTs-MOre active.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. April 80.
DRY GOOD5-Trade dev id Of activity.
and prices without particular change, eX-
cept neaVy brown sheetingS, offered by
a leading JObbtug house, in small Quantf-
ties. at a reduction OF &c. Other dealers,
however, are not disposed to make any
cnange Tor the present. We quote best
makes at l81z9l9c for New Market r. R.;
Laurel D.. lSc. Prints without Important
cnange except some new styles of
SnfagueS, which bring lc in advance over
regular makes. First cas- prints. like
'Blcnmonds, are >e.-lA@ steadily at lie, and
Pacific at I5c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01
ST., Louis HarkeI.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph.T ST. LOUIS, April so
TOBACCO Not so active, and a large pro
portion Of bids rejected, but prices un-
changed.
OTTO Nothing doing; small lots on
the market IS held at sec.
FLoUR-Quiet but firm sales of extra at
~ UV9g :; Xxx IS 75gl0 Is; xxx and fancy
So 009l4 IS.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy, With buyers
sIahdin OF; choice red Fall sold at 81 75G
= .; prime and choice Spring s. 1092 L21S
~GoRN-FIrm at S5QS9.
0ATs-More active and better at 78a75c.
prime Spring.
RYE-Deciined to 81 75GI 50.
MISUNDERSTANDING and higher, with
large transactions in bacon and bulk
meats; pork sold at SIS 1929 90; closing
nrm Al the latter rate; bulk shoulders ISc:
RIO sides loo, loose; bacon clear sides sold
carry AT iS4 SIC: closed at lS5Sc: 10000
pounds Ot clear sides sold Tor Cinciun iii
delivery. buyer June at IS5<c. and / per
cent. added; tUO.0C0 pounds OF clear RIB.
same deI-Very and terms, at ISc: shoulders
1st in y &c.
LARD-Flrm and higher at ls%@I9c for
A~HISET-Flrm at g .,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01
dc Future Of COTTON Gr0RIng.

Commits oner Capron argues. i'm his Iaet
agricultural report, that the south will
recover its ascvndency as The cotton pro-
duclng section of tn" world. Though
Europe, by stimulating the production Of
the stapte in Egypt Brazil, China, aud
Inuia, threatened TOR a time the cotton in
past. The view" he says. THAT cotton
planting in the United states must, tor a
time, De abandoned, was too hastily
adopted with little consiGe alton OF the
facts ia tile case.H He then produces the
following among other statistics. to show
now the tables nave been turned upon
India IN a single year, and how Great
Britain mas increased her American pun
chaSesy Whlle those Of india, China, Tur-
key, Mexico. and other countries have
been diminished with a diminution of
total mUortatione
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01
River DisDn ches-

~PITrsBURG, April 30.-Eve. - Weather
Delightful. business on the main landing
Is duLL Both Iivers are low and Still fair
ing.
MEMPHIS, April 9l-Eve.-weather clear
and very warm. Business f. extremely
dull River stationary. D-eparted-Ruth
aud Marble City, for st. Louis Norman.
Tor White River; Legal Tender, for Louis
vile. Ia po~rt-AiIuneola.
NASHVILLE. April S0-Eve.-The river is
Shoals. Weather fair and pleasant Ar
r1Ved-Wm. White, from Upper Cuzlber-
land. Departed-NaShviile, for Cairo. Ha-
xana. for Cl~ncfnnati; A. Baker and j. n.
PhLl4ps, forUppef Cumberland.
LOUISVILLE April 3O-Fve-Arrfved-
Darling and Rot Roy. from Cincinnati.
Departed-Darliag, fr Menpbf,: b. Ie
Lee, for New Orleans; Rob Roy for Evans
adL with feet Wa,er in the canal,
. feet IN the chute, and 4 feet on the rocks
Very little business was lone on The
wharfXesterday. The u. ). snag-boat r.
r. DE hussey left for The Missouri to-day.
ST. LOUIS, April 30 Evening Arrived
minnesota, from @t-Paut Belle Memphis.
from Memphis; W. II. 5r.wn. from Plus
DurS' Lily, from sew Orleans; Rismarck,
S~lnclnha'i. Departed: PemDiua and KY
Cltyt from st. Paul; Kate Kinney, from
Onlaha Belle Mem Dhfs. from AeraDhfS-
Ll1zle OH, from New O~rleans: Julia. from
NIcKsourg. IacOny, from Tennessee Riv-
err cry little change n the river. Wealth
er clear and warm
CINCISNATI, April 30-Evenfng-River
LaLung, with ~ feet water in the chan
neI' and S4Z feet under the bridge for pass
rs boats. weather clear and warm. The
arrivals outside of he regular packets
We're: Lawrence, from st. Louis; Clifton.
rom st. Louis; En- peror, from PomerOy.
Departures: New State, for Pittsburg;
Cora s., for Arkansas River; Alice V. and
emperor. for St. Louis.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

BY Telegraph NEw YORK, April 30.
CoTToN-Opened d~iI andciosed steady ;
sales 100 bales at 3zAc for middIIrg up
Flour Receipts. 9.z29 barrels hourd dun
ana 54lgc loweri sales 81 $50 barrels
! ern SO 0OGl0 70 for extra state: SO Goa
81 . Tor extra western Slz Seals 50 Tor
| white wheat extra SO 28aI4 90 for round
/ So 50dI6 90 for good 10 choice do, closing
4 quiet; California duh and heavy sales
OF 800 sacks at So 60aI4 90: Rive Flour
quiet; sales Of so barrels at IS 509I0 90.
1qEN MEAL-Qule and unchanged
WHEAT-Recelpts l45,098 bushels; l@2c
lower. and quiet, with a fair bus ness only
for export; sales 1900 bushels at s. 3962 20
loE lnieElor NO. sprlng; q 4z92 q for
ditio; 3 6l18 for amber Green Bay Spring;
3tV ousheIs white 81. Louis, amber Michi-
gao and white Kentucky on private terms
RYE-DuI and deeliningi sales 1900
bushes al & % for Jersey, and s. IS for
State.
BARLBY-Quiet. n .-
BARLEY MALT-DulI.
PEAs-canada nrmer; sales 900 bushels
in bond at 81 -. 81.
CoRN-Receipts 3l,l89: 1G2c lower: sales
7,SO0 bushels 81 la 10 for new mixed
Western aaoat, closing at 81 I2aI Il; old
ditto 81 II IN store; 81 i4gl la for old
ditto ahoat, closing at inside prices; 81 I2L
for kiln-dred, and 81 p Tor yellow south
eTn.
OATs-Receipts 1850 bushels Yunhanged;
sales 1900 bushels at SIC; Yves ern in
store; 5ZMS53z.
RJCE-Dull. ~ I
CoFFEE-Firm; sales $500 sacks OF Rio
sUGAR-Failiy active; sales 80 hhds OF
CUBA at lldI2Lc.
MoLAssEs-Qulet; Porto Rico, csc.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Firm and unchanged.
PoRK-Flrmer and in lair demand: sales
1900 barrels at $50 37g29 70 Tor new mess:
closing at 50 70 regular; S28928 80 for old
ditto; closing al SIS . cash 23d23 50 for
prime: S25&2 80 for prime mess; also sales /
OF l,OeO barrels new mess, last half Of Nav.
sellers option, at so 62G29 %.
EFF sales of2S0 barrels at S5d20 /
for new plain mess; so 50924 70 for new
extra mess; also 100 Lierces at S3793S 50 for
prime mess; S4ld4S for India mess.
JEFF HAsfs-Quiet sales of IS barrels /
Western al S35 5OCg37 90.
CUT AEATs-Firm sales Of 400 packages 1
at l30l355c shoulders l6159ISHc; hams andI
mtddles quiet: sales Of $50 boxes at I5s<c
for s~hort-ribbed; lTEc for short clear.
LARD shade hrmer: sales OF2U,OO0 bar I
at lSIGlSlsc; ALSO sales OIL eco barrels.
buyers May, at 1919
BUTrER-QuieJ and lower; 294Oc for
50a5lc for state.
CHEEsE-FlrEu at l29gI7c.
FREIGHTs-IO Liverpool, more active
and nrner; shipments OF 10000 bushels of
per steamer. at I'd for corn; 6LG61Sc 4
for wheat.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.

Certificates giving a complete descriptioT
Of articles that Will be sold for one dollar
TEN FOR 81, THIRTY, with presently. 70 r a ].
SIXTY, with presently. 90, One HuNDRrr
with presentl, $40, and al tie same rafG
LOOK AT THIS CHANCE 10 pet 4 sAh
Dress, sewing Machine, COD Watch. or
with but. very little trouble and no az
pense 70 the Agent.
For a Club Of Thirty. we Will eivu
the person sending II their choice af ma
Worsted Breakfast shawl. White IiDsa
Iablecioth, Embossed Cable Spread. SET al
siee -bladed KIN Ves ana F6rRs. SCI ~
EtIVer-plated Forks. Elegant Headed kGr
Parasol, acknowledgements
Photograph Album Elegant ivory HANG
led Spang.ed SIX Fan, One Dozen lares
sized Linen Towels. Ladies' Morocco Shoe
ing Bag, Alhambra QulL. Fancy Pafrrdr-
Al Skirt, LADIES solid Gold California Dia-
mond Ring. Gents Plain or en2rayed COD
Ring 10 carets fine, Ladies' Solo giacF
walnut Writing Desk Ladies' Fancy aHcf
walnut WorEbOX, ora Cot age g Oeh.
or "a CIub Of sixty, one OF he fol-
lowing articles; Fame Cashmere Dres-
Pattern. Silver Plated Card Basxet Guar
Hunured-Plcture Turkey Morocco thoto-
PAID @oSoi shawl. Tywenf ~ tsa
Sheeting, Alpaca Dress Pattern, Lukfaved
silver Plated Six Bottledf Revolving tas-
tor. Harris CIoth Psnfs, and Vest Pattern.
Splendid BaImJral skirt, Set Of Iv0rr-
Handled Knives. with Silver Plated Forhr.
= NAsA - AAhh " .1A &HN@AAAENHH LAHEM AA1|MH
Clock Rosewood Frame, Splendid Headnr
and Lined silk Para-OL, Ladies' SDleuEaG
Morocco Travelling Bag, thirty yandE
Print, or IA MaTseiiles Quit.
For a Club or One HumGred-@ifver
Plated Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wool
shawl, Twenty five yards Uenu
garpeting, z orty- i've yards sheeuuE
Cased Watck. Splendid Fannie
Bible with elegant Steel Eug aving. Fan1-
Isl Record and Photograph Page, P0blim
Dress Pattern, Engraved silver plated Ice
pitcher, Splendid Beaver ClOIk Pdttaru-
and Vest Pattern extra quarts
splendid Acc Jrdrou, Music Box. one Par
line Dama~k Table Covers, with n1n
Dozen Dinner Napkins
FOR LARGER IE PHOP0r-
TON.
RI This Is no Humbug Lottery Git Er-
.erpfise, or sale Of cheap Jewelry, but a
air, square sale Of Unredeemcd Goods.
1ur foods are New and Not second
Hand,
ind we guarantee more for the money in
rested, than can be bought al any Whole
store IN the country.
Atents wii please take notice Of tHIr-
not send names but uImDer g8lr e.1.r
mort and plain as possible.
BE sure ami send money amounuua Ia
, OF more, Dy E~EGIsrERED LETTER. wHlem
an, De Sent rom ally OIHc~. BuetDHle -
loueg DLaefs or Express for when seEtlu
gu luA no RISK OllOslug ~ WuaE-
yer; small annOunts may be -eaT by uaJl.
az De sure ana put them iu Lbe of1ea
0ILsell. Prepay ala expresses
CANAyI BE RESPONSIBLE FJH N0EEF
csI, UNLEas SOME AHr
AIKEN To INSURE ITS SAFETY
send yOus address in fun. Town. County
~ stats. All eeEtidss,e are g,5l aath
~ Hanoyer ST., Boston. Mass
80 SEND for circulars.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01
Letter from U. S. Treasury Depart.
ments
Interesting TO Merchants-OpfnfOn
Ab0ui stamping Boxes
of Sardfmes.
U. =. TREASURY DEPARTMEST.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
NNu-hfnnfa0 AnrfH d 1890

Washington, April p, 1865.
SIR: Complaint has been made to this
office that dealers in Evansville, Indiana,
are not required to stamp Sardlnes when
taken from the original package. The law
allows the sale of Sardines in the original
and unbrOken package in which the boxes
or other enclosures were packed for expor-
~tation, without stamps. But whenever
such original package is opened, and the
contents offered or exposed for sale, each
box must be stamped, and failure TO COM
ply with the law renders the party so Of
ferlng or exposing them for sale liable to
the penalty imposed by The l65th section Of
the internal Revenue Law, and the Sar-
dimes 10 seizure and forfeiture.
Your attention is called to his matter.
Yours, respectfully, <. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioners.
j.. q. Bowman, Esq, Assessor First Dis
trict. Vincennes, Ind.