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Nend Some English Testimonials.
GREENE'S NAILoRs' HOME.

Il.
Poplar street, London, England.
take this method of making known the
perfect cure have obtained from the use of
| was urged by a friend to try it, and procured
bottle of DR.. Kernot, Apothecary
L had been afflicted three years with Nou-
ralgia and violent spasms OF the stomach,
which caused a constant rejection of food
The doctors at Wcstministe er Hospital cavc
up my case in despair. Then | tried vour
PAIN KILLER, which gave me immediate re-
iei from pain and sickness; and I regained
my strength, and am now able to follow nv
usual occupation of sailor. One bottle cured
me. Yours respectfully,
CHARLES POWELL.
SIR: desire to bear willing cstmony to the
wonderful efficacy OF that American remedy
called Pain Killer, which l believe has no
equal i'll this country. [ have been afflicted
Wy WIN heart disease, and could find no relief
tiil got tho Pain Killer, which soon made a
cure. am quito willing to answer any in.
qulrlcs about my case. Yours, etc,
FANNY SILSERS
Dudley, (Worcesterslire,) England
dESTLEMEN: can with great confidence
rcG;0mnend your excellent medicine, the Pain
t KILLER, for Hheumatism, Indigestion, and also
Toothache. having proved its efficacy in the
REUBEN MITCHELL,
Bridgeman's Place, Bolton.
GENTLEMEN: have very great pleasure in
recommending your medicine, the Pain Killer.
Ill, Ta5 suffering severely few weeks since
M W. ~ oiichltis, ana could scarcely swallow
any FOOD, 30 iniamed was my throat. was
advised by friend to try your Pain Killer,
and' after taking few doscs Of it, was COM
pletely cured. Yours respectfully.
r. WILKINSON,
p. 81 have recommended the medicine 10
several OF my friends; and, i'll every instance,
1t has had the desired effect il .glmo
WEDLOCI<---TIIE BASIS OF CIVIL
soci f.-Essays for Young Men, OH the
honor and happiness of Marriage ana the
evils and dangers of Celibacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment Of mans true positiou
in life. Sent free, in scaled envelopes. Ad.
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box u. Phil
auc'l'illa. ia. May 81 ;'mo
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X 0 S X O O!
Meets with great success in the cure OF
Diseases Of Nervous system,

Almost ninc-tenths of our people sut}cr from
nervous exhaustion, and are, therefore. liable
to its concomitant evils of mental depression,
confused ideas, soitening OF the brain, insal,
iy, ana complete breaking down of the genera!
broken. dcwn nervous aysteIns, and unfortu-
nately, tobacco, alcohol, late hours. ovcr-worl
tmental and physically are causing diseases
OF the nervous system to increase nj a fearful
ratio. ~"
Tho symptoms to which diseases of the rer-
vons system give rise, may be stated as fol.
lows: dull, heavy feeling in the head, some
times more or less severe pain or headache:
Periodical Headache, Dizziness, Noises or
l.lnging i'll the Head; Confusion Of Ideas;
Temporary Loss of Memory; Detection O..
spirits; Starting during sleep; Bad Dreams;
hesitation III Answering Questions; Dullncss
OF hearing; Iwitching Of the Face and Arms.
&c, which, il not promptly treated, lead to
taraiysis' ,a,Ii' Delirium, Insanity, Impotcncy.
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DIR. TUTcIrs$

Compound Extract of
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight
Is the acknowledged antidote to all Blood
Diseases: BY its use tho Affections above
enumerated can bo permanently banshed,
Source-the Centre Of Lve-Me Blood.
be maintained in all its purity and vigor.
For Diseases produced by the use OF
Mercury, and for Syphilis, with its train
OF evils, this compound Is the only sure
nntfdote.
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HEINITSH'S
QUEENS DELIGHT
AS q Family Medicine,

AS Family Medicine,
1t Stands, and Will Forever Stand
HURST in the estimation of tho people, be.
a causo it has withstood tho searching test &
OF tho Physician and discriminating public
and whatever survives this trial must be es,
taolShcd on sure, firm foundation.
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
known and recognized remedy among all
people. Thousands attest it's worth as n Mcdi-
cine. 49, ~
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New York Advertisements.
NEW YORK HOTEL.
721 Broad,ray,
D. M. H1LDRETH & CO., Proprietors,
NEW YORK CITY.

WIS HOTEL, go widely and populurly
Il known as the favorito resort OF Southern.
5ers, while sojourning i'll this city, has been re-
prictors, and is now in process Of thorough
renovation. No expense will bo spared to
render It,, as in days Of yoro, an agreeable
rendering their sincere thanks for the ycrv
liberal support they have received, beg leave
to assure their guests that in the future the
Hotel will retain it's former well-earned repu-
tatlOn April 27 1T 2mo
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TO the poor creature, cnfccbled in mind and
body, by secret practices, whose nerves are
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-27
Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CINcINEATI, April %.
FLOUR Unchanged and dull.
WHEA1-- Quiet; demand moderate at
CORN-Dull and prices droopinR. at BSa
Soc.
oATs-FIrm at 50gG2c supply light, and
the demand good.
RYE-92gt0c. with moderate demand.
-BAELEY-D9ll at $4,000 for spring, and
ooTToN-Duil and unchanged; midd IN q
WHIszY-Held 1T 81. but buyers offer
only $50.
PRovIsroEs-The market is hrnner, and
rates generally higher. Mess CORK sold al
sz9, but the demand at this rate was linz
3teu. There was good demand for bui X
meals, chiefly shoulders: sales of 300 900
pounds az lie for shoulders, ana l4c for rib
sides; 1920 for clear rib, aud 1910 for clear,
but holders asked 4c higher &c the close.
| for ali. Bacon very firm sales Of 100 hogs
heads at l2Ic for shoulders, 15<c for clear
rib sides, and l61z for clear sides; not much
&c higher is asked for all kinds: sugar
cured hams firm at tSy9iS1Zc.
LARD-In demand sales Of AGO terces at
i6c t b country. and I6%c for city, but little
BUrTER-Dull; none bat strictly fresh IS
Baleable, aud 10 brings 30g3jc.
EGGS-pul at l4015c.
LINsEED OIL-Firm at 6989lc.
LARD OIL-&l 2j9l %. tending upward.
PETRoLEUsr-25@27c for refined.
EuGAR-Ftrm and In good demand at
full rates; sales OF leo hogsheads New Or
leans ct lV4gl254c, the latter rate for
CoFFEE-In good demand; sa'es OF $40
bags at 20d23c for common 10 prime
CL0YEa AEDTfMoIHY SEED -Nomina.ly
unchanged. The season being over.
G0LD-ll8H, buying.
ExCHAHGE-Ffr m par huyfng
MONEY! arhet easy al S8lO per cent.
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Ri ER n EW s
FOR other River Items See Third Page.

There were stfong indications of
rain last night, but zone fell up to
midnight. The river was about at a
stand, and will be falling to-day.
The arrivals and departures up to
midnight were the Rose Hite, Louis
Vile and return; City of Evansville,
to Cairo; Evansville, to Bowling
Green; Sam. Orr, to Eastport; NAL
lie Ragon, from Nashville; Robert
Moore, Nashville to Cincinnati
The City of Evansville took out a
splendid trip of both freight and peo-
ple......The Evansville and Sam. Orr
were both full.........The Rose Hite
had a moderate trip for this port, but
to save time took on a large amount
of freight coming down that goes to
Louisville.........The West Wind has
Withdrawn from the Tennessee River
trade, and lies up to make some i'm
provements, after which she will go
back to the Wabash.......The MaIlie
R9gon had 100 hhds. tobacco and con
siderable miscellaneous freight.........
The Robt. Moore discharged % hhds.
of tobacco here, and had nice trip
for Cincinnati.
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THE MARKETs.
New York Market

~ telegraph NEW York, April 20.
CoTToN- Heavy; sales or 2,l0J bales at
2}1z for middling uplands.
ELoUR-Receipts 457 bbls: Sc better with
an export demand: sales OF 4 600 bblE a 4
81 GOd4 20 for supeTfine State and western
81 5595 - for extra state; e. s09b SO for e5l-
ira western; s. COCO % for round hoop
ohio; % 250G 90 for extra sc. LOuis; Is BOA
6 % for white wheat extra. So 008B % for
good TO choice do. RE -four firm at
CosT MEAL-Qniet.
WHIsKY-Duif and heavy; sales OF 80
bbis western free at 81 03ml 81.
WI8EAT-Recetpts %, $50 bushels: more
active and l92c better; demand good for
export and milling; sales OF 10000 bushels
no = 2 spring: 81 i5af is FOR No. spring
mixed 81 l71l 49, Tor No. ] sprin0 IN
store and delivered; 81 2gl 261a for win
ter red and amber western.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Duil; sales OF 5000 bushels Of
" oATs : Rec ipts iolso bushels. dull;
sales Of 10000 bushels ~ 585%9G2e for west
ern IN store and Loaf; 66g69c FOR OHIO
CoRs-Rsceipts 2I 4oI bushels: more
active and lc higher; sales Of 1900 bushels
az 81 ll4l % for new mixed western: 81 ~
81 Is faT inferior: 81 AZ for western yeli-
afoat.
RICE Dull; Carolina 6g7J4.
sUaAR-iD Inoderate demand; sales OF
I I;, bids Cuba At 91s9e5sc; and $40 hhds
4
MoLAs5Es-Qulet; sales Of 10 bbls New
| Orleans at 9jc; 5zj hhds Porto Rico at 55%
@69Lc.
,rErRoLEgM steady; lf5z9I5c for crude ;
| 281Sc for refined.
HAY-ssteadyIs soc for shipping; 95gH is
| Tor retail lots.
HoPS-Firm at 15426c
TURPEETINE-Quiet at 40d48Lc.
PoRK-kirmer; sales OF 1860 bbls at s25
for mess; S2l 00g22 % for prime; S2f so for
prime ness also $50 bbls mess seller
May and June at S28 Is.
BEHE--Steady: sales of $50 bbls at Sl00l5
for new plain mess tierce beef quiet and
firm sales of $50 tforees, UNCHANGED: beef
hams quiet sales OF no Dbls az s25g83 for
new,
Cur MEATs-5ales OF 635 packages at
l0H@l2c for shoulders; l5gI7c for hams /;
middles quiet.
LARD--F1rm aud quiet; sales OF $50 tier
ces 40 l5x@lGszc for steam: 161I8l7c for
Kettle. also 80 tierces buyer May at lG5<c I;
$50 do seller jane and July at I03zc.
BUrTER-Steady and quiet at 1920 for
Ohio.
CHEESE Quiet at 10l17c.
FREIeHTs : Unchanged to Liverpool I:
shipment OF 75J Bushels wheat at Adj per
sail.
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Insurance Heeting.

At meeting held lest night pursu-
ant to call Of the stockholders of the
Evansville branch of the State Insur-
auce Company Of Chicago, to hear a
report Of Mr.. Isaac Keen in relation
to the Company, the following report
was made and concurred in by the
meeting:
TO the Stockholders or the Evansville
Branch OF the stale Insurance Company
OF Chicago, Illinois:
GENTLEMEN:--H been ap-
pointed by you, at your late meeting.
10 visit the city Of Chicago for the
purpose of making an examination Of
the State insurance Company, | beg
leave to report to you, as the result
Of my examination that every thing
connected with the Company is salts
factory.
1st. Its cooperative plan is the best
now known for doing a successful IN
surance business.
ID. Its officers and managers are
among the best known, aud most re-
spected. and most responsible citizens
Of Chicago; aud Of full average ability
Of those engaged there in the insur-.
anee business.
Sd. Its funds are almost entirely in
vested in Government Bonds, except
! cash on hand to meet losses.
4th. Its success for the length oftime
it has been ia operation, is entirely
satisfactory, and its prudent manage
nent has avoided Hull Risks. there
by escaping the late unpleasantness on
the lakes.
AS far as l can judge it has a first
class association OF stockholders; and
| regard its management as cautious
and conservative, and yet fully alive
to the necessities of the times.
There seems to be determined eff
fort on the part of its officers to make
it one Of tho largest Insurance COM
| pdnies IN america, and they all seem
to desire its success, and have great
pride and ambition that it shall be q
model Company, and that its stock
holders shall have good, profitable
investment. Branches are now or
ganizlng in many live towns and cities
in the Western States; and should
thesame success attend the locating Of
branches and their good management
hereafter as heretofore, it will, by
another year, although in its infancy.
have very large aud prosperous
business.
Its success, however, like banking,
mainly depends upon the efficiency OF
its officers and directors. Should its
management and success in the fu-
ture be as good as in the past. It's
stockholders will have fat, healthy
and profitable investment.
ISAAC KEEN.
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ONLY $40

THE Wilson Family Shuttle Or Lock-
n stitch Sewing Machine, stitches alike
on both sides. VIII sew as nice, as last
ana as strong as any nigh priced sewing
machine, anu 10 will do ALI kinds on eaW-
ing as well as any other machine. Why ia
IL that the Wilson machine sells nt $40
and 500, while others sell az g75 and Gb3
TIE reason is that buy the Wilson ma
chine direct from the factory, for cash
and the hlgh-prlced machines are sold on
commission, and have TO go through rev.
eral hands before the purchaser gets them.
There Is the General Agent, Travelling
Agent and Local Agent; each OF these
agents get "a high commission or salary.
That makes the machine high priced, but
no better.
Call and examine the Wilson Sewing
Machine, and satisfy yourself. Terms Lbs
eral Each machine warranted for three
earF.
Why pay SIS or $50 for n machine n Won
can get ne for $40 or $50, that Will answer
the same purpose. ONCE corner Sixth and
Main, Evansville, Ind. These machines
can also be had at Rahm'H store Lamasco,
corner Fulton Avenue and Sixth streets
J. N. GLEIcHMAE. Agent for the c0um.
ties OF Marlborough, POsey, Gibson, Bpen.
GER, Warrick and Pike, Ind also for Hen.
derson county, Ky. mh4-lWd 8mw
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EurOpean MARKETS.

By Telegraph LONDON, A phil %.
Consols 81; American securities dull
'62s. $50 '65s S754 .'6Ts, $50 10 40s, Sc: Erie
ID; Illinois Central lll1a; Great Western
III; stocks dun.
PARIS, April 20-Bourse firm; "A francs
@ confines.
LIVERPOOL. April 26.-Cotton easier but
lower; middling uplands ll16 Orleans llg6
Gl2; sales OF s, 900 bales.
Manchester market unchanged; Callfor-
MA Whtte wheat 9s 2dMBs Sd; red western
No. 2 rs IldGSs; winter IS 8daSs I'd: flour
los 81; corn No. 2 mixed 1913 Cd; oats p ga (:
barley IS; pork 100; beef l07; lard quiet and
steady at SOS Cd, cheese "a: bacon SIS for
Cumberland cut; produce unchanged.
FRANKFORT, April 28.-Bonds nat at 059
951s.
HARvE. April 28.-Cotton quies at 1917
on spot; 1907 float.
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NEW INsrRuMENTs.-The new in
struments for the G. O. Silver Baud
arrived yesterday, and are now on ex
hibition at the music store Of Messrs
Warren & Conypgton. There are on
~ ten of them received at cost O.
$3.50; but the set when completed
which must be soon--will cost 1864
Exclusive of Mr.. Warren's own In
struments.
AS they are set out in Messrs. War
rem Il Conyngton's show window
they attract crowds of persons to in
spect them. They will be used on
Friday evening, for the first time, 10
playing at Miss Olive Loean's lecture,
at the Opera House.
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Manifest I'd steamer Mallle Ragon, {
River EpisneicIpe,..
Special to tho Evansville Journal.l
HENDERSON, April 2

| Special to tho Evansville Journal
HENDERSON, April 26
]. N. slIverlhoru:
The towboat Mary Ann broke hel
shaft, three miles below here. this
afternoon. The shaft broke in the
larboard journal, and broke the cyl
inder On one side. Captain Bo!e:
has telegraphed for a beat to tow he,
to Louisville.
PIrrsBURa, April 26. = Weather
pleasant and clear. Monofgahela
feet inches and falling Arrived
Packets. Departed-Arlington and
Packets.
CINcINNATI, April 26.-The river
has fallen feet in the last "a hours
with 81 feet feet in the channel, and
81 feet space under the bridge. Ar
rived-Belle Vernon, Pittsburg; lie.
onidas, New Orleans; Altoona, St
Louis. Departed-Belle Vernon, St.
Paul; Kate Robinson. st. Louis
Emma Floyd. Nashville; Wauauita,
New Orleans; Wren, Green River
st. Charles, Pittsburg.
LOUISVILLE, April 26-Arrived,
the Argosy, from Pi!tsburg; Mes
senger, from New Orleans; Mary
Davage and barges, from Pittsburg.
Departed. Argosy, for St. Louis; Mes
senger, for Pittsburg; Mary Davage.
for st. Louis. River has fallen 13
inches In the last twenty four hours,
ending at 6 P. NJ. Weather cloudy,
with Indications Of rain. Mercury 740 :.
CA1Ro, April 26.-Port List-Nick.
Longworth, Louisville to New Or
leans P. NJ; Forsyth, Vicksburg to
st. Louis s. Armadiilo. Arkansas
River to Cincinnati 2 A. NJ; Liberty
No. 4, Wheeling to St. Louis q;
Hawkeye, st. Louis and return z;
Ironsides, Cairo to st. Louis IL; Sill,
yer Moon, Cincinnati to Memphis
noon; Dick Fulton No. 3, Pittsburg
to New Orleans 2 p. NJ; Dictator,
GAINESVILLE to st. Louis 2; Bismarck.
New Orleans to st. Louis 3; Quick
step. Evansville packet 5; Belle St.
Louis, st. Louis to Memphis Z: A. j.
Baker. Louisville to Baton Rouge 8
The river rose 6 inches. Weather
cloudy; mercury 76'.
ST. LOUIS, April 26-Arrived-
Muscatine. from st. Paul; Andy
johnson. from Keokuk City OF Pc
kin, from Peoria; Shamrock, from
Cincinnati; Adelia, from LasaIle;
Friendship, from lover Mississippi:
Florence. from Lasalle. DEPARTED
G. v. Kountz, to 0uachita River:
Sheridan, to St. Paul; INDY johnson,
to Keokuk; st. Johns. to Galena:
Julia. to Vicksburg; st. Luke, to Mi.
ami; Kinney. to Omaha; City of Pc
kin, 10 Peoria; Arthur, to New Or
leaps. River falling. Weather clear
and warm.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The day was oc.
cupied with the trial of the case of
Alt VS. Richardt and Howard, which
was commenced yesterday, except
that during the morning a divorce
was granted to Caroline Koerbele
from her husband George. This is
the final act in the Zukowsky elope-
ment case, tho Grand Jury havirg
filled to find a bill against K. on the
charge of adultery.
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ChIcagn Mnrket.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April 20.
FLoUR-Fairly active and firm.
WIEAT-Opened firm sales No. 2 at ssh,
cash; S1% seller May; closed at S71S9S7s<
for cash; $50 seller May, Ss5[g9y5z seller
June.
CoRS-Firm at 83GS9 for No. 2; Si1z
for new; 70a70 fer no grade, closing at SIC
for No. 2; this afternoon Inactive and hrm
at $50 for No. 2.
OATs-46G47Z for cash closing At 4B5.
IsYE-MOre active at T105T5c for No. 2,
c osing ATTIC.
BAEIEY-Dun NJ 50a61c for No.2
HIGHwINEs-lc higher; bly ers at 81 o.
for wood.
PRoVlsIONS -FirD1er ard higher; mess
PORK closed at S28G95 50; dry sailed shout
ders lie: Trough sides lidl4X; short II a
middIes AZ.
LARD-l6g 10 i.
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RELIGIOUS, The Rev. Mr.. Kerfoot
of College Hill, near Cincinnati, has
been called to the Roctorship of the
Church of tho Holy Innocents, to
succeed the Rev. S. Burford. Mr..
Kerfoot has not yet signifed his ac-
ceptance, but is expected in the city,
and will officiate at the Holy Inno
cents to-night, at "a o'clock.
The vestry anticipate a favorable
result from his visit to our city, and
hope for his early entrance upon the
duties of pastor of that young and
fourishing Parish.
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THE AURORA Hop.-The hop Civ
en- by the Aurora Circle, at National
Hall, last night, was we'll attended.
and was'on of the most pleasant of
the series. We have seldom seen a
more beautiful assemblage Of ladies,
or party who enjoyed themselves
moro sensibly. The supper, prepared
by Mrs. Seelig, was sumptuous and
elegant, fit to crown the marriage OF
a princess. Ossenberg's band made
the music, which was most moving
10 its measures. putting music in the
heels of the young folks and "all
won't merry as marriage bell"
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sd. LonIs Markaf.


by 1elegraph.I ST. LOUIS, April 20
TOBACCO
CoTToN-F rfn az 22G221S.
HEMP-Steady.
FLoUR-Quief at 81 0Oal 10 for fall super.
S6d7 90 for family.
wHEAT-Firm; No. red fan 81 O3aI co.
NO. 1 do 81 10; choice to fancy 81 209l As, lat
ter for white.
CoRN-BuoyRnt and higher; 9G907 for
mixed 97@97% for yellow; 9sgsIO2 Tor
white.
OATs-Firm at 55a57.
BARLEY-Inactive at 00c for prime MIN
nesota.
RYE Weaker at s5H7S.
WHIsKY-Better at III O2G1 (3.
GRoCERIES-5teady, unchanged.
PRoVIsIONs-Buoyan some speculative
movements IN pork and dry salt meat
small tles pork at e29; sales OF 1870 bs
private dry salt sh ouIderF, loose up river,
at l054; cis ar rib III do packed 1914: ba-
con better a. l21%Qaiz1z for shoulders; l5s<Gl0
for clear rib; l6Z9l7 for clear.
LARD-Firm, 10 obtng lots OF choice fierce
at IS; keg III.
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scw York Gald and STOCK Market.

BY Telegroph.I NEW YORK. April %.
MoNEY-VerY plenty and easy at 4d5
with exceptions at 2g3 per cent.
STERLING-Firm az g1690L.
GOLD Heavy In the forenoon. closed
strong; opened at 1922. fell to ll3L and
closed at ll516. Carrying rates 4Izg2 per
cent. Ciearances t48, O0O, 900.
The ssistant Treasurer yesterday paid
out on account Of May interest. g BOO, 600,
aud to-day S2sz0Of0J, making a total OF
S5,500,0O0, or about one nnh the entir ,
amount due.
says tho COMMITTEES on Ways and Mea rs
to-day. rejected the Senate funding bill
by decisive vote. We hear ia bank
cifc es that the new fund ng bill TO be re-
ported, viii authorize a long bond issue
and rate Interest nj per cent. This would
not 10 Is believed, be acceptable eitfer 10
the Senate, or Secretary Of Treasury, and
probably will Dot become law. The AS
sstant Ire asurer has given notics that la
the bond purchase OF one million tO-mor-
low, sellers OF bones Will be entitled TO
interest on than, where tho same natures
Nav 1sf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-27

RECoRDER's CoURT.-Business was
good in this Court yesterday, Samuel
Taylor and Jacob Sheer contributing
50 20 to the City Treasury for being
drunk; Francis Thomas, Horatio
Tucker, Fred. Ries, and Martin Gel
ser going dollar higher, and Matt.
Connolly going to prison for want OF
So %, wherewith to liquidate his de-
linquency.
A little later James Mulligan was
fined SO for assaulting John Haney,
j. II. not being the new chief of the
FIRE department. but river man of
that name belonging on the r. E.
Lee.
James Ryan, for drawing knife
during the fight between Mulligan
and Haney, on the wharf, was arrest
ed and fined So which be paid.
Mary Davis and Alice Smith paid
81 60 each for a little wool pulling
about a colored Adonis.
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Yesterdays TOBACCO SALE Mar
tin, Gardner & Co. S sale on yesterday
was carried on with unusual spirit.
The buyers were again ambuscaded
by Mcssrs. Wilhelm & Frick, who
opened their batteries OF Madison
bottled ale on the assembly. and for a
few minutes the sound of the minia
ture artillery was mingled with the
cheerful voices of the partakers to an
extent that banished the idea of trade.
Then passing to the other ware
house, Mr.. Gumberts, the eloquent,
commenced his usual morning ora
ton.
Sixty-six hogsheads were sold
ranging from frozen trash at So 20 to
nondescript wrapper. Ballard Ooun-
ty leaf bringing s14 %. The great
demand being for low grades, which
went off at unusually high figures.
The following new faces appeared
at the sale: Mr.. Dodds, Jr., Of
Dodds & Co., Boston; A. II. Cardin,
Esq, of Crittenden County, and f. @.
Kaufman, of Webster County, Ky.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-27

TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Go. sold yesterday at the Planters
Warehouse, 30 hogsheads tobacco, at
the following prices: Frost and
trash, So 40 to Sc 90; common to good
Jugs, 81 90 to So 30; common TO me-
dunn leaf, IS rs to SO rs; medium to
good leaf, $40 to IL %.
The sale was made up Of tobacco
from Trigg, Galloway, Daviess and
Hopkins counties, KY, Henry Coun
ty, Tenn, and Warrick and Spencer
counties, Ind. Prices were in every
respect satisfactory.