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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-12
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BY telegraph CINCINNATI, March IL.
FLoUR-DulI, but prices are not lower /;
family, s. O095 25; extra, 81 509475
WHEAT-Unchanged and supply light /:
red winter, 81 069I 03
COTToN-Held 20 higher; middIing zoe /;
low middling lS%; nominally no sales.
TOBACCO ull and unchanged.
WHISKY-Dull, at 9l@92c inside rate for
patent.
MESS PoRK-In good demand. and all to
be had at S26 90 was taken; holders re-
fused to sell below S26 80 at the close, and
some asked S27 90.
LARD-Held at l311 for kettle, and 12Sa
125z for steam; no sales
BULK MEATS-Held firmly, but there was
not much demand, and no advance was
established.
SHoULDERS-Held at 81, and sides at
IL, 1877, and l4c for rib and clear RIB.
CLEAR BACoN-Held at II@IIL for shouI-
ders: 109l5H for clear rib and clear sides
but no demand of consequence.
SUGAR CURsD HAATS-l61SdI711a and dulI
the advance in gold caused the Improve
ment In provisions, but 1t was chiefly
manifested in pork and lard.
BUTrER-Unchanged at 30G38c
EGGS-Advanced to 23c.
CLoVER SEED-Dull at SI3 5Oal4
LINSEED OIL-95c.
LARD OIL-at 81 2ld1 30.
PETROLEUA-2Sc for refined.
GoLD-Buying at 81 b.
ExCHANGE-I-10 dis. buying.
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Rnrnnaan NRrRais-

BY CabIe.1 LONDON, March IL.
Consols for money 9216c: Account 93c;
bonds 62s 961<: old 901S CTS S93z; I0-40s 971z
Erie 20 = I. C., 81 Is; A. & G. W 2S1z.
PARIS. March II.-Bourse firm at "A
francs and confines.
FRANKFORT, March 1l-Bonds firm at
961s.
HAVRE, March Election quiet and low
middnngs afioat l23.
LIVERPOOL, March lI-Cottou weak:
sales 40 900; exports $4,000: Speculation
5000; stock 27l 100; American iI5.OO0; re-
ceiptS for the week 24C00; American TO-
900 bales. The market to-day tending
downward sales of 1000 bales of upIands
at lq1s; Orleans ll1sgl1A. Manchester
market heavy. BreadstuffS firm 4 receipts
of wheat for three days, 5000 quarters, all
American; California white wheat s. 5d9
Is I'd; red western No. 2 IS Sd. Western
flour 20s Sd. Corn 10. 2 mixed 27s Cd. Oats
y %. Barley IS. Peas SIS Id. Pork quiet
Us Cd. Beef 103s Sd. Cheese duh lis. Lard
OILS: Bacon SOS. Spirits petroleum Is Sd;
refined Is 9dQIs I0d.
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Row EOrk Gold ana STOCK marAtt.
By TeleKraph.1 NEW YORK. March IL.


Wall street affairs show a sharp reaction
from the effect of the bear speculation in
gold. The sentiment is quite common that
the fluctuations in premium has keen pro-
duced mainly by artificial expedients, and
that reaction having set in, affairs are
likely to revert back to about the position
from which the panic started. A large
short interest has been established during
the fall in gold; and as the shorts appear
undecided whether the reaction is perma-
nept or only temper airy, they show consid-
cradle vactllat1on in their operations, COW
ering when prices rise, and again selling
when there is any decline, this being true
not only on gold, but also on securities,
especially Governments.
GoLD-Opened at 1l31z, and being ham
mered freely, fell to 1I21<; at the latter fig-
ure there was considerable bdying on long
account It Is reported that the bull moye-
ment carried 1t up to ia; closed at 1890
llSS1. The market was greatly excited in
the aftern Some men, who could not
sell gold enough at the lowest point, were
climbing over each other this afternoon TO
buy gold all the way up to la. Carrying
rates 20i2 per cent. CleaIances So, 000, 600.
The advance in gold caused a firmer FEEL
Ing In the produce market, although, with
the exception of cotton. which advanced
Hgszcs was largely over-sold and very sem
sItive.
The dry goods trade is generally quiet,
and leading JobberS have ceased war on
domestic cotton goods and others The
advance In gold caused a cheerful feeling
among merchants. The losses by shrink
age, in consequence of the recent decline,
is heavy.
MoNEY-Remains very easy on call with
the leading banks and brokers, although
some smaller houses reported little more
activity. Call loans to per cent: prime
business notes to per cent.
sTERLTNG-More active and frmer at
MISUNDERSTANDING at d; excited and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Season and ms Dangers.

The human body is chiefly composed O.
tissues and nbreS as sensitive 10 every
change in the condition of the atmOs-
phere as the most delicate electrometer. or
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the
lungs, and the eEcretOTV organs are egpn-
cially liable to be affect cd by hege WaIia-
lions, and the best defense against their
i've machinery, which feeds and nour-
ishes the whole system, in good working
order.
If the stomach Is weak or disordered
neither the blood nor the bile can be in
healthy state, and upon the ntness OF
these two important fluids for the offices
assigned 70 them by nature, and the regu-
lerity OF their hoWS health Ia great
When the air is heavily laden with chill.
Ing VapOrs, as 10 often IS az tuis season OF
the year, the digestion should be an object
OF peculiar care. III 40 tB weak and lan-
guild, the whole physical structure VIII be
enervated. If 10 is vigorous, the entire
organization will be strong TO resist the
untoWard and depressing influence OF a
damp and Vitiated atmosphere.
A pure and powerful tonic Is therefore
especially needed as q safeguard against
the diseases most common ia the Spring.
and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters being the
most wholesome and potent medicine OF
Is particularly advisable at this period OF
the year. The stomach will thereby be
toned and strengthened, the liver and
bowels regulated the nervous system
braced up, and nature puJ in a stale OF
active defense against the mtasma which
superinduces intermittent and remittent
levers, rheumatismsi nervous debility,
headache, hypochOndria and other CONF
plants which are apt TO assafI the M
toned and unfOrtified ORGANIZATIONS. The
body is strengthened without exciting the
bratns and consequently no unpleasant
reaction follows ITS reviving and renovat-
ing operation
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The CONTEMPLATING CAsEs.-The
examination of Charles Scott, was
continued yesterday morning. The
evidence showing that he had passed
twenty dollar bill on Casper Mo hr,
and that the bill was counterfeit. He
was remanded to Jail in default Of
two thousand dollars bail, to appear
before the U. S. District Court, at In
dianapolis, at the May term thereof.
John j. Mackey, another of the
accused, had a partial examination,
and on his application the examina-
ton was continued to the 18th, to
enable him to procure evidence of his
insanity as the result of intemper-
ance.
The third, Jacob Pfeiffer, will
probably be examined this morning.
The fourth person, although con-
structivly under arrest for a short
time, appears never to have had any
but an accidental acquaintance with
the parties, and although he is watch
ing the examination. there is nothing
to show his connection with any dis
honesty whatever. Although his
name has never been mentioned, it
seems but justice to show that he is,
evidently, innocent of any completely
with the affair.
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/. 0. O. E.

At regular meeting Of Morning
Star Lodge No. z. I. o. .. E. held
Thursday night, the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. An all wise Providence
has removed from our midst our well
beloved brother, Edward Parker, one
of the old and cherished members of
Morning Star Lodge; therefore,
Reselved, That in the death of
Brother Edward Parker, the commu-
nifty has lost good and honest citi-
zen, the Church a consistent chris
tian, his family faithful father, and
our Order a brother who exemplifed
in his daily life the pure teachings
and principles OF Odd-Fellowship.
ReSolUed, That we extend to the
bereaved family and friends, our
heartfelt sympathies, while at the
same time, we congratulate them up
on the assurance we have, that his
life, SD worthily commenced here, is
continued in world where partiDgs
are unknown, and where there is full
ness of joy evermore.
ResolUed, That a copy of these
resolutions be presented to the family
of the deceased, to the daily papers Of
the city, and that the charter and en-
blems of this lodge be draped in
mourning for thirty days.
o. X. DREW,
JNo. f. GLOVER, Com.
CALEB DAVIDSON.
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CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies. "SCHENCH's Pun
MoNIC SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form Of Com
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med.
icine ripens the ulcers In the lungs. pro-
notes the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purides the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"SOhenek's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
tnvigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place OF the gastric Juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient 70
digest the most nutritious food. Il is q
sovereign remedy for all cases Of fndiges.
ton.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills" one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered.
being a vegetable substitute for calomel.
and having al the useful properties as
cribed TO that mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
TO these three medicines DR.. j. III
Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaled success IN the Treatment of PuI-
monte Consumption. The PuImonIe svrn1,
ripens the morbid matter, discharges Al.
and purifes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove all oh
stIuctions therefrom, give the organ a
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint
which Is one OF the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea-Weed Tonic InvigoFates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthen.
ing the digestion and bringing &c To a nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves tho
quality Of the blood, by which means the
formation OF ulcers or tubercles in the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hase medicines, as thus ex-
planned, " cure every case Of Consump-
ton, II ther NEEDLES are used In time and
the use Of the is peTsevered In sufielent-
" TO bring the case to a faVora BILE ternnina.
lion.
DIR. Schenck's Alr1anac, cOntafutaoa. f,,lt
treatise on The va,ious forms az dissaes
mis- mode Of treatment, and general dfree.
ions how TO use his medioiue, can DO baa
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ONCE No. Is North sixth street
Ia.
Price Of the PulmOnic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle. on 81 50a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, CSC. per box.
For sale by al druggists and dealers.
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sew Ynrr Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March IL.
CoTToN-Opened hrmer but closed heavy
ard dropping; sales nf3 800 bales at 2lHo
for middling upiands.
FLoUR-Receipts IL .272 bbls; shade & rner:
sales 1850 bbIs at "a 55@4 20 for superfine
state and.western; "a 75@e5 60 for extra state;
White wheat extra: 81 s0as6 90 for round OF nd
hoop Ohio; IS 1906 70 for extra st. Louis;
S6 209S so for good to choice do.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet; sales zoo obls at a 40
CORN MEAL-Quiet
WHISKY = Lower: sales of $50 barrels
western at 9Sg99e. free, and 80 barrels pat
WHEATEReceipts 9,598 bushels: shade
better and more active; sales of X, COO bush
els at 95c for rejected spring; 81 IA for No 2
Chicago delivered; 81 Is closed for No.
amber Minnesota delivered; 81 goal 2212
for No l spring delivered; 81 2791 z9% for
winter red and amber western; 81 IS for
amber Tenn; 81 5591 IS for white state.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Fair demand; sales of 1900
bushels at 75985c for two 70 we'd state; 81 %
al 10 for Canada West.
BAILEY MALT-Dull.
CoRN-Receipts 6 335 bushels; heavy; 1c
lower; sales of goo bushels at 90q97c for
new mixed western: &tGl 10 for new yell
low Jersey, and 81 OF for new yellow Penn
OATs-Receipts 5,252 bushels; more active
ana lower; sales of IS 900 bushels at 52955c
ior western; 60g6lc for Ohio, and 60962c for
RICE-Dun: Carolina 6a7c.
COFFEE-DulI.
SUGAR Steady sales of 70 hhds Cuba at
91z9l0c.
MoLASSES-Dull.
271zc for refined.
HOPs-Quist at 15a26c for American.
LINSEED OIL-Dul at a4996c.
PoRK-F1rmer and fair demand; sales of
55O b6ls at SIS . mess; $40 5092l 90 prime:
and S229S for prime mess also 800 bbls of
mess, seller March, April, May, and four
months at S26026 so.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged; tierce
beef more active; sales of 800 tterces at
s2o92o Tor prime mess, and S27g30 for India
mess.
BEEF HAIs-Quiet; ITO bbls at s2S@32.
CUT MEATS-SGeady; sales of 675 pkgs at
l05s9l2c for shoulders; l49I4s4c for hams.
MIDDLES-Firmer; sales of l25 boxes a
l39l31sc for Cumberland cut; 1910 for short
ribbed.
LARD-Firmer; sales of $50 tterces at I3z
@l41zc for steam: I4s<9l5c for kettle rem
dered; also ,250 tierces, seller March, April
and May at 141@9I45zc.
BUTTER-Steady at l4(926c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Quiet at I49I7c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 45@45Zc.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool hrmer; ship
ments 45 900 bushels wheat at SID per sail;
4d per steam and 5000 bbls doar per sail
at Is l1zd.
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nay 81 10 Ga

Is regarded as a low price for Gold,
but it does not compare with the rates
at which / am selling Boots and
Shoes. New Spring goods are now re-
ceived almose daily, of the choicest
Philadelphia and New England manu-
facture, and will be sold very low. Dur
ing the next twenty days, I shall
have a more full and complete Spring
stock of first class Boots and Shoes,
than has ever been offered to the re-
tail trade of this city.
N. B. All kinds of fine custom
work made to order, of the best style
and quality. i. w. TURNER.
First Street near the Opera House.
mar 11-2t.
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by Telegraph'l ST. LOUIS. March IL.
ToBACCo-Low grades easier.
CoTToN-There is q better feeling. Int no
sales. o O LIZ
FLoUR-Small sales of fall superfna at
S4g4 p; extra 81 S5@4 SO; Xxx sos Is, and
WHEAT-Quiet: No. red fall ST. 90. No
do. 81 O5t9l Co: choice 81 l5esI 90
CoRN-Firmer at 74976c for nixsd. IN
76e for yellow, and 771S@S0o for white. ''S
OATs-Firmer at 47d4gc
BARLEY-In better demand at slal GA for
Minnesota spring. - " 4OA
RYE-Inactive at 67@7lc
WHTSKY-DEll and lower at o7c
GROCERIES UnchRnged
PoRK-Higher and active of eoe Ea1sa -
generally held at S27 90; dry sailed meal
with hrmer feeling. but no sales. GOV
=, Z bASoN-SaIes OF shoulders at liz; Gear
ALPHABETICALLY l31S9l4c for steam and
kettle, and 1871 refused for round lots Sf
steam. AoO9 Vi
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FIRE ON FOURTH STREET.-About
half past one O'Clock yesterday after
noon the alarm Of fire was rung out,
and the engines were promptly on
hand at the fire, which proved to be
a two story frame dwelling, situated
on Fourth street between Cherry
and Oak. It is the property Of Mrs.
Walters. and was occupied by Mr..
David Sparks, travelling agent for
Messrs. Cloud. Akin & Co.
The fire originated between the
ceiling of the second story and the
roof. from a defective fue, and ex-
tending down between the plastering,
burned under the floor of the second
story and out through the siding on
each side.
Engine No. was first on the
ground. with steam up, and threw
water onto the fire through the open
ing in one side, and the engines con-
tinued to deluge it with water until
the fire was extinguished.
The damage to the house is about
FIVE hundred dollars, covered by an
insurance of eleven hundred in the
North American ofPhiladelphia.
Tie damage to the furniture was
comparatively slight, being altogether
occasioned by water. A policy of
eight hundred dollars in Stack
houses agency will fully cover it.
Mr.. Sparks was from home, but kind
friends of the family removed most
of the furniture before it was rauch
damaged.
A Mrs. Gray occupied part of the
house up stairs, and had her carpets
badly damaged by water and falling
plaster.
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By Te.egraph.J CHICAGO. March II
CoRN-Quiet; old steady. CLOSING 81 7oI<z.
7O1sc; no grade dull at 52G5Sc; this affeaTy
ternoon the market was dull and nm
oATs-Firm. closing at 86HaS61<e for
RYE-Steady and quiet; 65967c for no. Q
,BARLEY-Sleady and quiet; 65q72 for
81 HlIGHwIEEs--93c for wood bound and
931zc for iTon-bOund, anu
cash, closing at S26 90. W VOSNo %
LARD -Stroug, closing at I4c
MEAIS-DulI and nominalIy unchaHoad
DRESSED AoGS-Quiet at SO 5O1sI0 * &c.
ing at SO 50@10 90, dividing on 2O1 no1n TaGs
live hogs dnIl at 81 909S so for com nno1, -,
choice. 10
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Louisville Harket.

BY Telegraph LoUIsvILLE. March IL.
ToBACCo-Sales of 1l3 hhds at az 95 - so
for trash; e697 50 for Tugs: SS6l2t n fS t "
to fine leaf: market active Az -"
GoTToN-F1rmer; middling 1870.
fLOUR-DulI; extra family IS
WHEAT-Sl 109l 20.
CORN-93c.
OATS-63c from store.
PRovlsIONs-FlImer mess porIx s7z
BACoN-Shoulders 1l56c: clear rib 151,o.
clear sides Ice. INV
BULK MEATs-Shoulders I0Ie; clear RIB
1412c; clear sides 15c. 80
LARD-FfTmer; tierce I5s<c.
HAMS-1S1zc.
WHIsKY-DuIl at 9I6e2c.
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A TERRIBLE MIX.-According TO
contending rumors, there is terrible
confusion in the relations of three
young people in this city. Marriage
licenses, pistols, billiards, Clouds
Cordial, iron, steel. good feeling,
i'll feeling, peace and happiness, war
and weddings being so jumbled to-
gether, that no one knows what is true,
except that two of the young people
got married. and the other ts0o had a
game of billiards in perfect good hu-
NOR together.
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{" None as coed as DOOIey's -

Don't wish for better" Better
than any other we have used" Like
it much" =" Can't speak too highly
of it" "There can be no fault found
with it." Gan testify to its super
iority." Don't use any other"
These are a few quotations from the
hundreds of testimonials in favor of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, which is
the only chemically pure, harmless,
healthy and nutritious article of the
kind in market. For sale by Grocers.
march8 tn thur & sat.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The Court and
Grand Jury have both adjourned un-
til Monday morning, at 9 o'clock.
Nothing important occurred in the
Court yesterday. The Grand Jury
have returned some bills, which the
Court will probably take up on Mon
dav for trial
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. A. Y. Morrord,
connected with the Orphan Asylum,
Tennessee, is in the city, visiting his
friends. He thinks of visiting our
city again with a number of the chill
dren belonging to his institution, for
the purpose of giving a concert for its
benefit.
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mo. l,56iI.
United States MarShaPs Eotica

United States Of America, 90.
District of Indiana, lSS'
TEYHEREAS, libel of information
Wv was filed IN the District Court of the
United States for the District OF Indiana.
on the 18th day of February, 1870, by Henry
Albert, William de Sau, John Smith
Charles Smith; and Stephen Holland,
by Charles E. Marsh, Esq, their Proctor
against the steamboat West Wind her
boilers, engines, tackle. apparel, and fur
niture, seized at said District upon case
OF action, civil and maritime, and claim
ing damages in the sum OF 1885 so, and
praying process against said steambo
and that the same may be condemned and
sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton unGer the seal of said Court to me
directed and delivered, / do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be aud
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, to be held at the city of In
dianapolis, in and for the District of IndI-
ana, on the first Monday OF April next at
10 O'Clock of the forenoon of that day,
then and there 10 interpOse their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, u. s.
by SAMUEL DAY Deputy.
Attest: j. D. ROWLAND, Clerk. mh2 II
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FREE TRADE.-Mr. Lloyd, agent of
the AMERICAN FREE TRADE LEAGUE
is in tho city, in the interest of the
League, and we shall probably hear
from hirl in a speech at the Court
House, oE Monday evening.
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ZEE YOrx nrH Hoods hnrKot.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March IL.
There is much better feeling throughout
the market, and Dry Goods are moving
with more freedom. The principal fea-
ture of to-day is the reduction of Sprague
prints TO l0c. at which they eare selling
very freelys Lancaster and OFientals have
reduced to 101zc, in bleached and brown
cottons. the market remains unsettled,
even for standard makes with irregular
brands, fiat. Appleton A. Skeetings re-
duced to 151zc; Great Falls T. down 10 15c;
Adriattc A. to l51zc; PembertOn A A ticks
to 24c.
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TOBACCO SOLD YEsTERDAY.-Mar-
tin Gardner & Co. sold yesterday 81
hhds. of tobacco at $40 for factory
trash. and 5000 for Tennessee river
medium leaf.
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DRowNED.-A eolored "rouster.
named VIM. Miller, fell overheard
from the Norman at the wharf, and
drowned before assistance could
reach him. He leaves a family in
Cincinnati.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. = The
Commissioners settled with the Trus-
tee of Pigeon Township and the
Warden of the Poor House, yester-
day. They also granted thirty-seven
liquor licenses.
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FrNEs.-Justice Emery imposed a
fine of So so on Wash Langley, for
sIapping Henry Jackson's face.
Justice McTernan fined John Tay-
Ior one cent and costs, for a very
slight tap administered to Matilda
Woods.
The Recorder imposed no fines, no
one coming before him.
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OFF FOR INDIANAPOLIS. - Deputy
U. S. Marshal. III. N. Bigelow, starts.
to-day, for Indianapolis, with Charles
Scott, charged with passing counter
felt money, in charge.
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CoLoRED REvIvAL.-The meeting
al the Colored Baptist Church last
night, was, as usual, we'll attended,
Elder Williams, of New Albany,
preaching the sermon from Psalms
LII. 10: Create IN me clean heart,
oh God, and rsRes0 right spirit
soithin me.
Thirty-three persons came forward
a. penitents, and one united with the
Church. No services tonight.
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b@ BY reference to the Congress
sional Summary, it will be seen that
a local Inspector of Hulls and In
spector of Boilers are to be appointed
for this city.
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HALLeoK & FoRD, Druggists and
Apothecaries, have re-opened at No.
81, Main Street (the red 'front.' where
they keep a complete assortment of
everything to be found In retail Drug
Store, and carefully compound physi'
clans prescriptions. Mar-7-tf.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. - Mr.. Henry
Sehlaepfer, druggist, corner of Second
and Main Streets, has the thanks of
the JOURNAL for a present of a Their
mometer.
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Memphis narkek.

b TeIeEraph.l MEMPHIS. March IL
CoTToN-Firm At Zoe; exports 928 bales
FLoUR-Firmer; supernne IS 90.
CoRN-100c.
OATS-Dull at &c.
Hayes.
BRAN-S26 5O127 90
PoRK-Firm at SIS 60.
BULK MEATs-FiTmer; 1l@l514c,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-12

TOBACCO SALE.-Martin Gardner
& Co. will sell this morning 20 hhds.
at the Evansville Warehouse, at the
usual hour.