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The wKisssof In egg il sweetcncd
wafer is French cure for Crour-41andtis
said to be sure. TO be given in repeated
doses, 10 long as necessary. .,T11 ~, j,.ni'
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yI,llE well known and long established Feri
l. ry at VAN BUREN, Afkansas; IS now
undc;" the charge Of The subscriber. The Pro.
urjetor, naving recently put on Ne" Four
Horse Boat, sod&ifhxTcfdl AMI eNperiehne. nc.
ed Ferrymcn, they iecl confident that they
can giys universal satisfaction to the travcl-
ing public Their aim n ia H ~ meet the ~
croasng demands Of tue large enliSsal Way
el to and from rexas.,E 80 al 1' lsrrd -, a
The ~, Louis and sherman, Texas y. D.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which Is 2
good guarantee that 1t IS the shortest as wei
.,s the best route for travel OF Hll kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cross 200 wagons and teams
'.pcr day and no detention on either bank iieed
be expected. Enclosures for Stock ana Slisls
for the accommodation Of travellers are being
built on both sldcs OF tho river mud no pains
will be spared to accommodate the public. We
shall strive to continue to make tllis the lopu'
lar route to and from Missouri andTexas,. n
". B.--Ferry uccon,ts msst De settlcd
montAly--no deriqtion from hi' rue, ~
|, H. c. EAYMAN, Superintendent.
Van Buren,, Ar 1868. II
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; re- rhe.Estah (ilsnOss} Jothnsl is
reseo;sibls for, this stoy 60. AlhogSa
beloasngto Ton.s Giikg, orSstptogS
was struck by Lightning Sunday night,
ami all the hair taken oil, ,Ebut not othe!
wise lnlured:sO no1+oC
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UIu u I'D ". 7 IN.HI ! '
tHr Coz. +. ScHAURTIE, U. S. Mail Agent,
and wife left on the Gitson for the Hot
Springs on Wednesday.
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E The popular packet Fort GIBSON
aesrcs today Tuesday f9r, Little, Rock,
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II Is issued by J.I. Peters musicpubIs her,

~ Le Bon Ton, the grand fashion mirror
looks as pretty as a big suntlower. 1t is a
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WORTH REMEMBERISG.-Iti is not what
we earn hut.~katsss sav thst d skcs US
rich. 1t is not what We eat, but what we
digeet, that makes ,us strong" IT is not
wnrt we, read. bnt what We remember,
that makes US, learned. ALI this is very,
simple, but is worth remembering '21i \
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EHr Ii the Z" tool killer" comes across
Areom Cox OF Fayetteville. he will surely
knock his head off. o.. HU4H z - n
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tT Capt. 7. A. BALDWIN, L. 5. A. arrived
In our city, on the Mary Er'cin, Wednesday
iliRlt.
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evils. An Essay for Young Men, on Physiol-
opiral Error. and Abuses, lhcidtht To Youth
and Early Manhood, with thebuinane view of
treatment and cure. Sent IN sealed letter en-
vco,cs, f,re of cllatge. Adti,vas Dr.J Skill
lin HOUGUTON, Howard Association
Philadciphia, IA ~, ~ W. atia,.o--I::
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The Philadelphia Ledger says 1T
10 remarkable fact that the osst Free
mason dies once so*cok in the Um,od
State
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. !, .I,LL.Mf']],v' ']],' vsa,h.htl,lNt.llAl-lt.. llAl-lt..

may be found at his office ia th,f ely,
fofsthe riext ten or twelve DAYS. III who
desires his services should make early
applcatton) OG1,t-: I8tiqBD
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Ey- Attontion 10 directed to the card
in our papeF ofRowLAxD y vArIr, Claim
Agents, FSft Smith, Arkansas. They
are highiYrseommcnded nd have great
facilitc, \ wnsh,estossor successfully
prosecdtily claims and making collec-
tons. Rfomptucss ID az busiffess mat
ter, cntstistcd 10 tbcm, will be their motto
and the ssk for ashnre Of business.
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Manhood !; How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, new edition of Dr. Cairer-
,neUs Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
(withou, medicinc) OF SphcrmntorrhGa, or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary ssenlnh iLAsscs' Int
potency, Mcnta! and Physical lnaapacity, lmped'
',nents t Marriage. tte.; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fiu, Induced hy,salfindu'gene' or
sexual extravaganza
t8r lrjee, iu,s sealed snselppon only Gcspts.. h
4 The celebrated author, in this sdhilable ssAay,
CLEARLY demonstrates from thirts years Auecsssj
fu practise, that the alarming Consequences Of
self abuse may ,bs, radically .eInyd without the
dangerous usssfs iN%srnal A"AlsNsAr Nv appli.
cation of the knife pointing out mode Of cure at
once silaple, ;ecrtani, md saeetuaA, by means Vt
which ovtry suifacr no matisrwlIns his eenditie',
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
rd,lieMiNSJi .uJh
! tS"Thi. Lecture should be in tho hand. Of
every youth aud every man IN the land.
/. Sent, under seal, IN plain envo'ol~, 10 any "d
VIZ r1 .Dllr'Is. YN ffe.'. Il ..a 's.'9l T" Nv"
= lu' A4. 1, .I'.rf, .H tfo
Hs. ...ss sf e.ao. z 's5' ''' .p '''
su oos bnG llsO ~bss
h. glvp1 9NNuNH
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ET A plate glass establishment in
Masssehpssttslis smsaioyiag glass in the
form Of mould boards ,fer ,plows, for
Western lands, where the soil is very de,
suuctlye to iroHvl YNNN NnAAN
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70 l-ou%o MEX--Dopt rely upon
j icuGs,rrD rely up"n the name Of
vosr an ccstors. Thousanos have spoilt
,ln "iwe. OF life in tle yain hope bfthpsc. I
W, q thdy tall friends; and thousands
nn. E ''1,ySa hIHS'u'S 9AS9 sSS4g xhisn rsn
is 'meIAy 81 'Vbnf oslf csertlorF GrNt
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Tin, Stove and Hollow Ware Line
, .TtIIlLSt m II

All Of which selected with especial care
for thissmarket. lIaving bought these Goods
r,r cash, greatly below the market value. am
(. abled 70 sefttfesn below the market prices
ID hi, part OF Arkansas. yi'oe'.roJ 13J%
Thanking my numerous friensis and custo-
Ian Is, for their Kind and, ,libey patronage
ryl which they have favored neihgthe past
A pl.4fctfully solicit q a.conalrlhnct of the
SANE and shall always esteem lta great pleas
ure to show goods ami aim to study the inter-
ests of ny customers as well as my own.
b Al Goods 6satRed osit in p,uia figures,
at Lo,sea Prices. IA enabling those ~ho
cannoi come personally, to buy through
their children and SERVANTS, as cheap as
thev w0ald Themselves.
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road .b,1 .hasi tri 10 iasu''0Asf 'hd 4
trv-tl - hna yiisst Qfug ;snD7l drls hur r
~ .ss7l1I vol ~ ,sEHly
~ . .N.trtF9f R@Nf lU#i
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DIRr "a Z CunArIvs Aery7rUL.We, h.ay

H. " S. g., Washington, D, q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

ODD sTREET.-A VERY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ParOl tl0Oft0 let with without private table IN
5rs class house also o.er Rooms location central. No y
West Tw crty-seco street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

L'OR SALE PLUMRTNG AND GAS FITTING BUSI-
" OF the leading Brooklyn, DONG
first class good chance those having IA
$4,000. Address j. =. L. Branch Herald o!uce Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

90 WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH srKEET.-TwO s ITS
= of Rooms "a let 10 families with private table u de
aired; also single Rooms Tor gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

80 PSI fUi kJEENIII SIErEI, BEIWEIgN IIFFI
& - ana sixth avenues Large, handsomely furnslet
Rooms second and thiId ooTs with BoaId; also sn,d
Rooms Tor gentleman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

DOR sALE-BUTCHERs' STALLS NOS. AND a
j Croton Market Inquire Of ELIAS IsAACS, NO. 81
Market street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

DOR sALE.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
Cigar Store In Ninth ward; wilt lie sold cheap Apply
to GEO. X. MOORE, 449 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

cS EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
W. few gentlemen Can find very fine Rooms. furnshc
all comfort for winter, hociable French family Bas
ment for olce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

INOR SALE-THAT OLD ESTABLISHED NEW AND
second hand Furniture Store, established ID brown
building, 4s3 Third avenue, between Thirty fourth and
Store will be let separately for any
res business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

L,OR SALE-TflE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
the finest Liquor Establishment broadway and in tho
best location the of New YORK for business Call NJ
227 Henry street, New York city. between the Of
A NJ ani6 r. NJ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
Cincinnati MarkaK.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. April 6.
CoTToN--DuH and lower; sales of mid
ding att &c.
ToB ACCo-In good demand sales of I99
hhds and is boxes of trash and Jugs at
S3 l0G9 80; leaf, SII 20GI9 90.
FLOUR AND GRAIN - Unchanged and
quiet
WHIsKY-Deolined to SIC, and dull; mar
ket unsettled.
EGGs-Advanced to 24@25c.
BUTTER-Scarce and in demand at Ala
4Sc Tor fresh.
MESS PoRK-DuH at s9I so for city; no
sales; country sold al s3l.
BULK MEATs-Held al I214 and 1414c. but
these rates are &c above the views or buy
ers: but sales were made at I215 and l41ac
packed
BACON In fair demand; sales of 40
hhds. at l39I314c for shoulders, 163Sal615c
for clear rib sides, and l7c for Gear; not
much Offering, and no pressure to Sc / !;
but on the other hand a sliA ht in
crease in the demand makes holders
firmer.
LARD-Dull at ISc, with small saIfs.
SUGAR-Duil. but not lower; New Or
leans, l3I9I51ac.
CoFFEE-Firm and the demand good at
2lG26c
MoLAssEs-Firm at sogs5c for New Or
leans.
BEEF CATTLE-DutI; common to prime,
S4G6 90: extra shipping, T97 80.
SHEEP-Scarce, and sales of fair at "a COG
So so per GENITAL gross.
HoGS-In better demand, and sold at 90
lie gross, the latter rate for extra large.
GoLD-I3114, buying.
EXCHAGGE-SJeady at par, buying.
MoNEY--Market stringent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
Gl0 NETARY 6 COBiaERCIAL
rev YOrK Market.
By Telegraph.I

BY Telegraph.l NEW York, April 9.
|. CoTToN-A shade lower; sales of $50 bales
at 271<c for middltng uplands
FLOUR UR-Receipts 4765 barrels: the mark
et is dull, heavy and 59l0c lower: sa fes
OF $500 barrels at So 50gS5 90 for super
| extra state; IS 0597 10 for extra Western :
81 20GS 90 for white wheat extra: So Boa
81 50 for round noon Ohio; 81 0008 so Tor
extra st; Louis; So o09l2 90 for good to
choice do, closing heavy. Rye Flour
quiet and heavy; sales of 200 bbls at S5d7.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY-More active; sales of IT'S bar
rels Western at 921Sa931Sc.
WHEAT-Receipts 367 bushels; market
heavy and strongly in buyers favor; sales
of $4,000 bushels at 81 Al for No. 2 Spring III
store; 81 44egl 45 for do. delivered, the lat
ter price for very choice. 81 COZ for amber
s2 Ge tor white Michigan.
RYE-In moderate demand sales of 1900
bushels at 81 SS9I 40 for Western; 81 40 for
State.
BARLEY-Quiet and heavy; sales of 1900
bushels German at 81 02.
of state at 81 10.
CORN : Receipts 4,O84 bushels; market
about lc lower; sales of s., 900 bushels at S5
dSSc for new extra Western; chiefly at S6@
SIC for shipping parcels; SEC for old do. in
OATs Receipts 2 400 bnsheIS. ,narlrat
quiet; sales of 1900 bdsheIs at 7715c for
western, In store, and 781zc ON the rail-
RYE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm; 925 bags Marri-
catbo sold at 1S9l9c, the latter is an ex-
| treme.
SUGAR-Heavy and dropping; sales of 34l
hogsheads Cuba at lI9II54c.e
MoLAsSEs-Quiet; sales of 200 hogsheads
old Cuba at 4Sc: 35 hogsheads Porto Rico
at 59964c, and $50 barrels New Orleans 67Q1
4 soc.
PoRK-Heavy and dropping; sales of $50
/ barrels at S3l93l l212 for new mess. clOsing z
| at $50 1891; old do. sold at S26Q927, sellers
| May.
| BEEF-Dull; sales of 100 barrels at SS9ld
/ for new plain mess; SI2gIS for new extra
mess IIerce beef dull; sales of . Iierces
/ at S24929 Tor prime mess; 81. .@32 for India
| mess. Beef hams in better demand; sales
/ of 450 barrels at S2603l so
CUT MEATS Quiet; l30 pkgs sold at l25z9 q
/ 13c Tor shoulde s; l6190t7c for hams; mid
/ d es quiets; smoked hams 20c.
| LARD -Firmer and q moderate demand
| $50 tierces sold at IT14@lS4c for steam; IS3<
/ @lS5sc for kettle rendered.
| BUTTER-Steady at 30940c for Ohio; 409
| soc for state.
! CHEESE-Firm at ISa2c.
! FREIGHTS-TO Liverpool dull and heavy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Pres
ident has Withdrawn from the Senate
the following nominations: Napoleon
Underwood, as Assessor for the First
District of Louisiana; Edward V.
Kingsby, Secretary of Legation to
Madrid; w. IL. Barnes, Collector OF
Internal Revenue
The Reconstruction Committee to-
day adopted resolution TO be report
ed to the House, postponing the Tex
as vote on the Constitution until fur
ther action by Congress.
The following nominations were
sent in to-day: John w. Douglas,
Deputy Commissioner of Internal
Revenue; James b. Cavillard, Col
lector Of Customs for a district 10
Minnesota; Charles Dillinghan, Ma
val Officer at New Orleans: Reuben
Stephenson, Surveyor of Customs al
Cincinnati; Geocge w. Fisher, Sur
vey0r OF Customs at Cairo. Illinois.
WASHINGTON, D. o., April 6-SIrs
I Grants reception, this after noon was
largely attended by number of zen.
tlemen, accompanied by ladies. who
paid their respects to Mrs. Grant
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

She was assisted In receiving her
callers by Mrs General Babcock and
Mrs. Senator Williams.
The Commissioner of the General
Land Ofics has prepared forty-three
patents. embracing about 5000 acres
of land in Kansas, allotted from the
Miami National Reserve, for members
Of the Miami tribe of Indians, under
the provisions Of the treaty with those
Indians, of June 5th, 1854, which
allotments were approved by the Sec
retary of the Interior, February 11th,
1869.
WASHINGTON, April 6-Tt is the
intention of the Supreme Court to
hold a session during October, No
vember. and December, then adjourn
over till the 1st of February and hold
another session of three months. If
the bill to reorganize the Court be-
comes a law, this arrangement will
become permanent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
NEW YORK
An Elaborate Decision by JuGge
BlatchfOrd In the Case or Fisk VS..
the Union Pacific Railroad.

NEW York, April 6.-Judge
Blatchford, to-day, delivered an elab
crate decision in the United States
Circuit Court In the case of Fisk
against the Union Pacific Railroad.
II was properly within the jurisdic
ton of the United States Court, and
should be removed there under the
act of Congress passeT July 9TH,
1868. This was the first and only
case under the statute, but the Judge
cited the decision of Chief j ustlce
Marshal that the removal of any
case could be made whenever a ques-
ton arose during its progress, which
was to be decided under the C0nstl-
tuition and laws of the United
States. Other decisions by Judges
Nelson and Washington, of similar
purport, were cited. Any member OF
corporation, says udge Batchford,
which isthe creation OF an act of Con-
gress. at the commencement of a suit,
can by petition and by complying
with the Statute requirements OF the
land. &c, seek removal. and the
State Court must accept the security
aud proceed no further with the
suit. If the State Court goes
on. It's whole proceedings are
null and void. and all offensive
actious of other parties against those
seeking the removal are pure and
naked tTesDasseS. Any writ OF
mandamus 10 compel the removal OF
q case like this TO the United States
Courts is unnecessary, the case being
/ here. by the operation OF the law, In
dependent of any compliance of the
/ State Court. The petition for the re
mOval was regular In all respects, the
1 case was properly made out, and the
State Court had ipse fdctO lost all con
troll over the suit. The averment o
the defendants that they have a de
fense under the laws Of the UniteC
States is final as to the removal
and the case IS now in the United
States Court, and any proceeding
upon it In the state Court are nui
and void. For ne preservation OF tina
amity which should exist between tn,
two courts. no unnecessary order
should be Issued, but a final judg
ment In United States Cour
must and will be enforced oil
all parties coming within its jurisdic
ton.
1t Is understood that Deputy Sheriff
/ Moran, who it Is alleged, permitted
the escape of George King, the con
victed bond robber, on his way t
Sing Sing, will be indicted by th
Grand jury, who now have his cas-
under consideration.
IL is reported mat S. n. Pike ha
/ purchased the block extending fror
/ Twenty-secoud to Twenty-third Street
east of Broadway, for one million Q
dollars, and proposes to erect
theatre upon the ground.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
IPuRLIC-No. Al

An act In relation to additional bounz
ties, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That when a soldiers dis
charge states that he is discharged by
reason of expiration of term of SER
vice" he shall be held to have com
pleted the full term Of his enlistment
and entitled to bounty accordingly.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That the widow, minor children, or
parents, in the order named. Of any
soldier who shall have died, after be-
ing honorably DISCHARGED from the
military service of the United States.
shall be entitled to receive the addi-
tional bounty to which such soldier
would be entitled if living, under the
provisions of the twelfth and thir-
teenth sections of an act entitled An
act making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses Of the government for
the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, and for
other purposes" approved July tWen-
ty-eight, eighteen hundred and sixty
six, and the said provisions of said
act shall be so construed.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted,
that all claims for the additional
bouuties granted IN sections twelve
and thirteen of the act of July TWEEN
ty-eighth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six. shall, after the first of May
next, be adjusted and settled by the
accounting officers Of the treasury
under the provisions of said act; and
all such claims as may on the said
first of May be remaining in the office
Of the Paymaster General unsettled
shall be transferred to the Second
Auditor of the Treasury for settle
ment
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted,
That all claims for bounty under the
provisions Of the act cited in the fore
going section shall be void, unless
presented 10 due form prior to the
first day of December, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-nine.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. April 6.
ToBAcCo--In good demand but prices are
not quotably changed.
COTToN-Noth1ng doing.
HEwP-DuiI with safes of common to
choice undressed al 81 I5aI so
FLoUR-Firmer and the demand better,
but prices are unchanged; uperfine ranges
ct 81 O0g5 90; x s4 75g5 70 Xxx s. 25g7 Oo;
xxx ST. O008 50.
WHEAT-FirTn at 81 coal IS for strictly
prime to choice red; 81 S29l 80 for chOics
white: no Spring on the market
CoRN-Heavy at 57@6ie in bulk.
OATs-Ffrmer at 60g63c, and a small lot
of fancy white at Csc.
BARLEY-DuTl, declining and unsettled T;
good to prime sDring sold at 81 55; good to
choice Fall s 9092 S5.
RYE-Higher at 81 2S9l so.
WHISKY-Quiet at S8c.
GROCERIES Unchanged.
PORK-Jobbing sales were made at S3l 90
@S32 o. the latter heavy.
BULK MEATs-NonoinaI.
BACoN-Duli and heavy, with small or
der sales at 1314G131zc for shou ders; 1870
for clear rib, and I7c for clear sides.
LARD-Smal retail sales at lSc for choice
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
~ OrleRna MnrkeI-

By telegraph NEW ORLEANS. April 9.
CoTTo ToN-Easier; middling 28a2s14c; sales
bales.
GOLD-1321.
EXCH HANGE-Sterling -: commercial
4054@4l4; New York sight "a premium
SUGAR-Dull; common llc' prime 1916.
WoLAsSES-Quiet; prime zoe.
FLOUR Firm: superfDe s. 75G5 so: Xxx
S6 25; Xxx SIS f5.
CoRN-7og77c for white; 7sc for yellow.
OATS-FIrm at zoe.
BRAN Unchanged.
HAY-Steady; prime S26 50027 60.
PORK-LaWer; sales S32 IS.
BACoN-Only a retail trade; shoulders
I4c; sides I714gI712c.
LARD-DnI; tleice IS1l9lec; keg 2O@
2015c.
COFFEE-B changed.
WHIsKY-Unchan
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
Approved March 3, 1869.

PUBLIC REsoLUTION-No. 15.J
A Resolution for printing the Medical
and Surgical History CT the Re-
belliOn.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled, That there be printed at the
Government Printing Office five thor
sand copies Of the first part Of the
Medical and Surgical History Of the
Rebellion, compiled by the Surgeon
General under the direction OF tbe
Secretary of War, and five thousand
copies of the Medical Statistics OF the
Provost Marshals bureau, compiled
and to be completed by Surgeon j II.
Baxter, as authorized by an act Of
Congress, approved July twenty
eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
which also provides that the editions
Of both publications thus ordered
shall be disposed of as Congress may
hereafter direct.
Approved. March 3, 1869.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
New YORK Gold and stock Aarkel

By telegraph NEW YORK. april 6.
MoNEY-Continues stringent, and high
rates for call lGanS are still the mai fea.
ture in financial circles. The drain upon
the banks for currency for New England.
the interior of this state and some of the
Western cit es has again C mmenced, and
about s4000,000 we shipped o-day. For
eign bankers are also borrowers in con-
siderable am UNITS. The rates paid to-day
on call We're lilo to q ner cent. per day on
Governments, and l-l6 to q per cent. on
sto ks in addition t. the legal rate in cur
Tency. rhe supply of c mmercial paper is
la &c aud rates range from 10 20 10 per cent.
SFERLING-DuiI, and nominaly firm at
S1sGSL
GOLD Strong on the reports that a regi-
meBt has been ordered to key West and
two iron clads to Cuba; the price rising o
1919. the closing rate, however, l3l5s The
rates paid for carrying were 5, Az, 4, 6, 3,
and per cent and Tor borrowing l-32m
l-I6 o nat. The clearances to- day were
$40 001 900.
GOYERNMENTs-Were hammered curing
the morning boards to make 'oW buying
prices. and 62s We're at one tine married
do@ u TO il lS, and 67s to 81 1875 cash. bat
from these prices they reacted and az
vanced, closiBg firm. Coupons of '8l, Il55s
61Il554; do. 49, lI81a@1l-5z; do. '64, 1890
IIi55; do. '65, 1890 i165s; do. new, 1875 g
ll315; do. '67, l. 14Qll35s; docs, ll3A 9
ll31S; lO-4Os, 1885 9IO5A.
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OAiCd
By TelegraDh,l

By Telegraph CHICAGO, April G.
FLoUR-In fair request for low-grade to
medium Spring extras at 81 1895 so; other
grades negi iected and nominal.
WHEAT-Quiet and 5zalc lower; sales of
No. 4 at 81 I41l Is; No. z 81 O5540i OF;
closing at 81 O6149I 051z; sales since
Change at 81 05Z.
CoRN-UnsettIed and irregular; ZG5ze
lower; Fales of new at 49g5215c for regular
and fresh receipts; no g ade 4S949c; clos
ing at 501a45Us4c for regular; new, nothing
doing this afternoon.
OATs-Dull at I801s14e lower; sales OF
NJ. at 5z5s9551ac for regular and fresh re-
ceipts; closing at 525z953c
RYE-MOre active and lG2c lower; sales
at 81 l5g1 Is for regular and fresh.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
LonisEilIe Market. !.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE. April 6.
ToBAcco-Sales of 29f hogsheads at s. 90
for Jugs; S2S for Clarksvflie leaf, and S3l
for Hart County wrapper.
Mess PORK-S3l 90
LARD-l815c.
BACoN-Shoulders 1910; clear rib sides
16a4c; clear sides TIC.
BULK MEATS-ShOuIders 1254c; clear rib
sides 155zc; clear sides 161zc.
FLoUR-S5 5 @6 90.
WHEAT-sI 559I 90.
CORN-6Jcs
tATS-6}a65c.
HAY-s20d2l 90.
SUGAR-Dull and unchanged.
WHISKY-RaW 90c.