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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-23

Some clouds were visible In the West,
last night at dark, but we anticipate an
other beautiful day before The weather
changes. The river was very nearly at a
stand last evening, and Will be falling to-
day.
The additional arrivals and departures,
up to midnight last, were the Rose Hite
Louisville and return; Champion, st.
Louis TO Cincinnati; Little Condor, Pome-
roy to Padueah; Clara Scott, to Wabash
River; City OF Evansville, to Cairo;
Evansville, to Bowling Green; LewelIin,
to Memphis.
The Clara Scott took out a real nice trip.
.........The City of Evansville had a large
quantity of freight, and WAS crowded with
people. She is destined to become one of
the most popular packets on the riyer........
The Little Csndor had three barges oaded
with salt, one of which she dropped here
for L. Ruffner, Jr. & Co......The Dexter,
IL will be seen. is announced for New
Orleans tomorrow, an indication that she
is out of Chancery~....-~.The Evans
Vile and Lewelltn both went out full........
The Mary Huston deferred her departure
from Louisville until last night. She
will DO hero po ,ftiyely to.day en- route to
New Orleans, and is one OF e very best
60&AE 1A40@A 4GA0 Ao 1AAAEAADAI OAAAGEAGA
......The Champion was fully aded with
the Missouri staple, iron ore-..-..-..The
Mallte Ragon, as viii be zen b. her mar
ifest, had an excellent trip. she had al
ready taken GA board last evening, $50
bbls. salt; she VIII go out full to-day."......
The Rose Hite had a nice freigh and a
good passenger list last night. She came
and went on good time...........The Minue-
ola. Memphis to C~incfnnati, was due and
expected last night.
EOats Leaving To-Day.
For NEW OgLEANs.-The new and mag
nifcent passenger steamer Mary Houston
will be found at the wharf to-day, en-
route for New Orleans. There Is no bo.t
that plies these waters that we can more
cordially recommend to travellers and
shippers. She is magnIdcently appointed
and carefully managed. Capt. L. b. Dun
ham, one of natures true nobility, COM
mands, and Harry Walker, always cour-
teous, competent and obliging is her clerk.
Manffesss.
MANIFEsT-Of the steamer MalIIe Ra-
gon:
r. K. Dunkerson Il Co 81 bids tobacco;
Martin, Gardpe r & Co, 2 aids do: VIM HI.
ley, l do q / Bliss, 2 bbls scrap iron, / Dbl
rope, 1 bag rags Ragon. Dickey 81 Carson,
/ box rags, do taiiow, 10 bbIs dried fruit,
) green hides, q Z dry do; steamer Ma1lie
Ragons 30 tons scrap iron Wheeler q Riggs
nuts
R-EsHIPPING.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Hay, Flanerry
& Go, L horse.
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Uhlcsgo AaFket.

BY TeiegrRph.l CHICAGO. March d.
a. G fOg6 - for spring ex-
WHEAT Dull at 84as7e for NpI 7Fzazs
for No. z. closing az 7g<m74L fhf4 after-
noon; No, 2 irregular al 741m7tL casn and
seller April.
CORN-Duif, CLOSING at 72L for No. 2. H8e
for new no gIade.
0ATs-Duil, Closing at 375kms7X for No q
RYE-Quiet at III FOR No. y
BAHLEY-N0mimai ht EDMBJg for NO 2.
6IGHWINES-Oue cent, higher; DfC for
wood; 91 Tor iron.
PRoYIsIoHs-AImcs ~lifeie3s; moss pork
S25 90.
LIVE HoGg-Q aiet % ss l2L@8 s. for COM
non 60 extra.
LARD-At I3LNI4c.
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River Dispatches.

PFrTsBURG. March 2-Mononghela ris-
ing. s feet 9 inches IN channel. GreensbO-
70, s feet AID rising. ~oWnsvi station
airy at z feet. OIL City, 8inches and rising.
A"Tr1yed-PhH. Sheridan, from Cincinnati.
The water is again at c~oaI-barges STAGE Tbe
Lodge, with $4,000 bushels OF coal and %
bushels coke; Whale, -ith 10000 bushels
of coal for Cincinnati, Stella, with 10000
buShe coal for Louisville. The Bengal
Tiger, keystone and Dart, were ready to
depart IN the last rise, but were delayed
by accidents and will not get away on this
water. The Ajax, Fearless and Panther
On the wharf quiet. The Argosy will ex-
end her present trip to st. Louis. Wealth
cr cloudy, and indications OF snow. Their.
mcG1eter AZ.
PrrsBURG, March 22.-MonongaheIa 9
SheriGau and Juniata. DEMONSTRATING
ton.
C~ISCINNATI, March 22.-Rfver fell one
foot III the last Il hours, with u feet q
inches in the channel, and II feet b Inches
space under the bridge. the weather cool,
Business good at reduced rates. Arrived
Wauanita, New Orleans: Il. Gray, Nash
vile. Departed-R- r. Hudson Wheeling;
America, River.
HUNTSVILLE, March 2.-Port Iist-Lora-
"a Cfn'1 to New Orleans: z. w, Strad-
ar. from New Dreams: Belle Vernon, from
Tiu'tt to New Or1ea Ms: Pink Varble, from
TenueSzse River; KenHOn. from New Or
leans TO Cinefnuati; Mary Houston, TO
New Orleans. weather clear and spring
like. River receeding, y feet 1 inches in
canal, 7 feet Inches on the ia Is. Bust
ness good.
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Memphts Rarket.

By TeIsgraDh.l MEMPHIs. March 2.
CoTTor-Quiet and nrm at 22LM22%c; re-
ceIpts COS bales exports l,5o6 bales.
FL0UR- fupei nne 81 b094 10.
CoRN-g3M98c.
&c.
20.
BRAE-t26
LARD-I4N0l5Ic.
PORK-SN 60.
BAcOE-shouiders 11Lc; sides I0xc.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders lie; sides lie.
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Lbulstlue rnrKot.

- telegraph LoUtavfLLE March y.
ToBAcCo-sales Of rs hhds a. 81 G5AB GO
for trash e847 50 for Tugs: gsQI0 Sd for low
TO good leaf; goa 90 for medium bright
wrappers.
COTToE-DuI at Ply
FLoUR-In fair demaaa: extra family.
Is 90.
GRAIN-Ffrm wheat, 81 loaf %. corn.
93cs Oats, 63e; rye Doc.
PAOVLsToEB-FIrmers mess PORK ez6 5ge
bacon shoulders lie: clear riD l5e. clear
sides i6c: bulk shoulders I0c: clear rib i4ct
clear sides l4Ms hams, sugar cured, Ice
LARD-PFfme fierce i5c
W~HusKY-EaW dui a. g2e.
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TIE RTARREIra.
80 q aald 80 10 Mnraaf.


y telegraph NEW YonK. March q.
MoxEY The market worked easily
throughout to-day &C 4 TO 6 per cent. We
hear OF time loans made for so dava at
9 per cent. The fOiioW ing failures are re-
ported on the street, jenkins, Vail II Co.
dry goods and commission, and u%avalands.
Lindsey & CO., dry goods tobbera. AS far
as we can hea thD amount or paper or
the respective houses on the street Is not
large.
GOLD -The markets. quiet but firm. Dis
patches from Washington to day say the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs nave
agreed to report 20 Gen. Banks resolu@
tlon, giving EeIIigerent rights 10 Cuba, ami
that there was but one dissenting vote.
Other dispatches say the Senate den
nttely postponed senator Summers II
providing for specie payment ia 1871; aleo
that the C0mp2lttee on Ways and Means
are not agreed as 20 the Senate ntli-that
the majority OF the committee favor uni
form bond, bearing either 4 or ~ per
cent. Ia gold.
I'm the loan market, the last rate paid
for carrying was two per cent; e0ttre
range Of gold to-day was l2%@l2M, closing
at the higher rate: clearances, 8S, 100000.
There are 10 new Developments in the
recent altered check frauds. The AUDI
lent orders, recently given 10 sell stocks,
alluded TO last evening, Will entail a loss
on the rOEer firm, mentioned, or $1,000,
instead Of $3.50. as reported. It is said
That other firms were victimized In the
same manner
sTERLIKG-Firm at SA@8L.
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A&A AZMH
BY r~sIssraph.l ar. Louis. March "a.
ToBAcco-Steady az full prices.
CoTroS-Qulet at 22g2ZLc.
HEMP-Duu and unchanged at el851l55
for prime To u uudr6ased.
FLOUR-Qutet aud unchanged at s. GOA
"a IL for Fail supernne; 81 20s4 50 for X;
81 70 Of 90 FOR XXI e. 2085 % for xxx.
WHEAT-Dul for all gIades below strict.
~ choice, and wanted; No. 2 Spring 80:
do. rcd Fait 81 GA No. 81 083 choice to
fancy 81 I60i 30.
CORN Euoyant and higher for dry ship
ping qualities; yellow 79%gstc; white 8l8
Soc.
OATS Dull Rt60H52tke
BARLEY-EtTm At vi 10 for Missouri Fall.
leNE-Flrm and better al 72a75c.
WHIsKY-Steady ut g29g8c.
POKK-Qulet az g2J 25W& 90.
DRY SAL MEATB-bnll at SIC for Rhouf.
deras I3Z8l316c for clear rib. l49l411c FOR
clear sides.
BACON Dull a. I0Le for shoulders. I4<c
clear rib! 1910 for clear sides.
LARD-komtnal al I8Lgl4c.
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WALL APE
#. Hopkins s. Co.
NO. IL First 50

Just received, a large and elegant as
sortment OF decorative and plain
paper hanging, for Halls, Parlors,
Dining-rooms. Chambers, Stores,
Public Halls and Churches. We
have secured tho services of a profess
sional Paper Hanger. from the East.
Parties desiring decorative and fine
paper hanging done IN artistic style,
can leave their orders. Specimens of
paper hanging can be seen at our
store,
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DIED.

BAIRD-At the residence Of L. NJ. Baird,
on Powell Street, betw cen Third and Sixth,
SARAH ;. BAIRTs aged 10 years 4 months
and 8 days.
Funeral o~bsequies st the residence OF L.
M. Paird, at 8 O'Clock P n. to-day. Friends
of the family are Invited to attend.
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THE FAKIR.-Mr. Joseph Ayres was
the lucky mar last night. aud drew
the first prize-an oak chamber set.
The drawing was conducted fairly.
for when the first drawing showed
that the first prize was net dawn at
all, a second drawing for the lucky
ones gave the chamber set to No. 81.
His performances were exceedingly
good, and the audience was kept
highly amused the whole evening.
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ga The crowds" at some of the
Democratic meetings on Monday
night, were like the length of Phil
Conley's procession. Said Phil.
"By's we're FIVE miles long; sthretch
out and we'll make near tin"
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COMMISSIONERS COURT. = In the
Court of County Commissioners. the
only business done yesterday, was the
allowing of some bills and discussing
tax matters.
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90 Eora ~ aaoaa -.
by Telegraph

by telegraph NEW York, March p.
Market more active with only slight va
TiatloDg in cotton good, - follows: the
Nashville roll canbrics are reduced from
I0E TO 100; Lonsdaie cambfie muslin re-
duced all around from "A 10 2Lc; do siie.
s1as from l6 70 l0cs hampden
from ~ to DC; A a a do from 22L 20 dc.
A big WOODEN G. mmtasfOn house ID r port
ed suspended yesterday for about III. 90 coo.
and importing JObbiug house is said o.
have asked Tor extension.
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CoRRECTToN.-In the report of the
Eighth Ward Democratic meeting
on Monday night, Mr.. Whittlesey is
reported to have said il reference to
Mr.. Harness nomination. that "Mr.
Heilman was too big a dog to be wor-
ried by a cur"
Mr.. Harness called at the JOURNAL
Office yesterday, and very Indignantly
demanded a correction of the report.
This we cheerfully make, but in
making the correction, although later
reports say that Mr. Whittlesey did not
say eur" and make his language to-
ward Harness less disrespectful, yet
the offensive epithet applied to Mr..
Heilman remains.
In reporting it, it was considered a
fgurative expression not rejecting
upon either gentleman.
It now remains for Mr.. Whittlesy
to withdraw the offensive term dog"
applied to Mr.. Heilman, and here
after when Democratic orators in
dulge in
- the Elegant flight
OF that fgger Of speche called blatherum-
Skite,"
they will be careful TO have the
figure complete.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT YESTERDAY.
The train from this city yesterday
morning. when crossing the ~trestie
work over Buck Creek, between
Black Creek and Sullivan, struck an
oil Ean named Nathan Webster, who
was on the track. and knocked him
in the creek. smashing his head and
arms. The engineer saw him walk
ing on the track some distance ahead,
but thought he would get off before
reaching the trestle work. but he paid
no attention to the approaching train,
and the above is the result. Al last
accounts he was still alive.
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NEW PAPER. - The OWensville
Meas makes Its first appearance to-
day, and appears on our table. It's
editor is e. d. Hulfsh, who n
nounees that this is the first paper
aud the first type ever in that place.
Success to the NeaUs.
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MILLsBURG, Centre Co, Penn.
March 10, 1870, ]

Messrs. Cloud, Akin d o..
CONFERENCE.-THE box of Clouds
I~nvigorating Cordial has arrived. The
express charges are outrageously
high, but [ am glad to get the medi-
cine. You have selected. I see, one
Of our best men for Agent here.
I have two daughters who, for a
time, seemed to be In a decline from
general debility, and threatened also
with gcrofula. My brother-in.l la Y,
w. H. Watson, of Tennessee, was
using your Cordial, and ordered q
half dozen for my daughters. which /
am happy TO say has entirely relieved
them both, after we had exhausted
the skill of man3 of our best physi-
clans. It ought not to be kept from
suffering humanity.
Yours, very truly,
mh21 WHARTON NORRIS.
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mnrnma-


BY cnbie.l LoapoH. March ~
ConsolH, for money, o9JI; account. 9s@
American aecur1t els steady, rs, H1s G.
500 l0-l4s, b9s4.
~FRANKF0RT, March 22-Houda uHt Ht
958g55S.
PARIS, March 12-Buure 81 duIf. fcHtes W
francs o. centimoga
LIVERPOOL, March 20 Cotton aHafars
mtddllng upinnds U5kUIf5<6e DHe8Hs IlI
Mll5sds sales OF 10000 Dafe#. MnuehHsfHr
market nrns California white wheat Ha
"a; red western No. q ~ tfdt Winter H fQH
cess lid receipts uf wheat for fHfau anEn
5000 quarters. mostly American. NIuur
duN nj i9B gd. Corn. Mo. mixed. gla Hd.
oats q Sd. Eroyl8fUnH-E0fE NIH fHs beef
iDas Cd lard 68s. chee e 684t bacon G8s Pros
duce unchanged.
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CoRRECTIoN.-Iu the Council pro-
ceedings published yesterday morn
ing. the polling place should have
been William Lerche's grocery, in
stead Of Liven's, in the Seventh
Ward.
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LINE AND c LIVF.

Did you hear the news? The doc
tors have agreed that
O~YSTERS-FRE SH-are the Best
Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and
make the Strong EtrongerH
The best place TO get them always
fresh, is 1T JOHN G. SCHwEIzER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE.
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
mar22-1m
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say-'squire Walker had a provoking
provove case before him yesterday.
The testimony was mixed. but the JUS
tice felt constrained to iuiict a nom
inaI fine.
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PERSONAL. - Nine. Carmo has
gone to New York. to attend the
grand opening of Apring fashions.
She will return in about ten days,
with patterns of the latest styles, and
a choice stock of trimmings, when she
will be found at the old place, on Lo-
gust Street. above second, ready to
supply the fashionable public with
the very latest. mh22-1t
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DG- Rosenorauz K Smith, Jewel.
ers. on Second Street, have now a
splendid stock Of goods in their line,
including all grades and styles of the
famous American Watches.
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ToBAcCo.-There viii be a sale at
the Evansville Warehouse of Martin,
Gardner & Co, of twelve or fifteen
hogsheads of tobacco, at IL o'clock
to-day, owing to a part of the sales
being made up from the Henderson
packet, which viii not permit them
to sell at the usual hour.
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Yours, very truly,
mh2l WHARTON MORRIS.

Lots u. 13, IA, Is, is, II. IS,
Is. IL Block three, 10 Greeksville,
will be sold by jesse VI. Walker, at
public auction, at the court house, on
the 3lst of March, 1870. These lots
belong to Homer @. hyde and other
heirs. and are sold by an order Of
Court, had in proceedings COM
menced for hat purpose. Title per-
feet. For particulars inquire ofRobt.
4. Hill, Attorney, or Jesse w. Walk
er, Commissioner. Cmh22 2t.
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Er Wo1kmeu are engaged in
putting a new switch in the Street
Railroad track at the corner Of Eight
and Main.
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Resumption OF peeie Payment.

| have Just returned from the East
with the largest stock Of Spring and
Summer goods ever brought TO this
place, which [ purchased at 10 per
cent. in gold. and will sell the same
way. Remember my stock Of furnish
ing goods are well selected, having
given my special attention to this par
tieular class of stock. / have a vari-
ETY. of collars, and all kinds of "Shoo
Flies" Come and see me at 80 Main
Street. JOHN Ell. SCHRIGHTE.
marI7 1g
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Ea% The New Era Club will have a
grand hop at National Hall on Thurs
day night.
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PERsoNAL.-General Don Carlos
Buell., who has BEEN spending a few
days IN the city, left for home yester-
day.
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LECrUREs.-The Library Board
are negotiating for other lectures.
Colonel and Professor Richard Owen
will be here soon. Olive Logan's
agent has made an engagement for
her to come, but has not fixed the ex-
act time. Parson Nasty is expected,
and may be KEENAN,, the Siberian ex-
plorer, will come.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

Spring has come again with all its
hoWers. and IS stopping at the Floral
Gem, on Locust Street, above Sec
ond mh22 1t
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SKELETONS FoUND IN HAZLEToN,
IND.-A gentleman. who arrived in
this city yesterday from Hazletoa,
reports the finding of several skele-
tons in that place a few days since.
A lady dying there requested to be
buried in a certain place she indi-
Gated. On digging for the grave,
the workmen came upon human bones
Just beneath the soil. A search de-
veloped four or five skeletons of va
rious sizes, from those of children to
some of enormous size. What seems
curious, is that there were no skulls
found, and that none of the oldest
residents in that vicinity know any
thing of any burial place ever exist
ing in the neighborhood.
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BY Telegraphl NASHVILLE, MareH
C0IT0N-Duitg low middEine a9e. noGd
ordinary Igo. stock $3.50.
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Dan,t he Tmn0Sed Tn0n

By purchasing Baking Powders which
fall short Of the quantity represented
ia each package, from one-eighth to
oDe-half. DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER is put up in tin cans, which con-
tain cctuaL net weight, /, J, 1 and 5
pounds, as represented, and is per-
fectly free from any impure sub
stances. We guarantee purity. quail
ity, quantity and results satisfactory
every time DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER is used. For sale By Grocers
everywhere. mha2 TuThSa
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co. will offer another nice lot of to-
bacco this morning at the usual hour,
at the Planters Warehouse. Their
sales of yesterday we're satisfactory in
every respect. Frosted Jugs brought
from 81 20 to IS 20; commo to good
Tugs from So 20 to 81 90; common to
medium leaf. IS 90 to SO %.
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CITY N ". S.
gKpUsLICAN NOMINATIONS.
O coUNcILMEN.

FOR CoUECILMEN.
Ist Ward, WILLIAM BEDFORD.
I'd " ALVAH JOHNSON.
4th /" HENRY v. BEENIGHOF.
5th :. JOHN DANEETELL.
9Th +" CHARLES SCHAUM.
7th /" CAPT. s. KGHLER.
sph +" WILLIAM HEILMAN.
9Th " WILLIAM TEAMER.
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The EA&a8iA2 #@00Fm
TsBA - FmaE YOUNG wEn
- have fallen into vicious hMBfH naH
now desife H higher lIfa. and MIA
MANHOOD Wlih eartaln luauHa o ..H..
for the AFFLICTED. Sent lH atnIef fafHa Fs.-
Vniupea, free of elmFao. MuHfaMf nav
AltD~ A5soglAAh9@ h0N fs EIHfsHsEas
PmIAs PA.
$50 10 remove MutH-Pnfehaa. nr.rHHa.
and Tan from tire face. use Ft15a5f. M
and Nreckfe Lotion. Hra0HrpH eaiS 5 t..
IS. ". PERRY. Sold by AID aFu0nGEff
uUw1T dAm NnM
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"a New Caiieoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.'S.
mh7-tf
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City orders for sale at this 0nlce.
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TOBACCO SoLD.-The sale at Ford's
Warehouse, yesterday, was very excit
ing, although unannounced. and went
off handsomely at the following prices :
Frozen rash. 90 to 81 80
to good IugS---""" 8 90 70 50
90 TO medium leaf..-..... 3 90 to 870
One hid. of fair to good leaf, wet.
wassold at SO s., the buyer remark
ing that he would give II cents more, if
it had been in keeping order. This
should show Planters that order
makes a difference. Low tobaocos
sold splendidly.
The sale at Ford's warehouse. on
Monday, was one of those neat,
smooth transactions, SO common at
this fac warehouse; buyers excited
and each eager to take every hogs
head. Sellers present were delighted
and made no reflections. The hogs
heads priced by Ford's portable
presses presented a handsome appear
ance. The following prices were OBJ
tanned:
Frozen and common trash......e3 80 to 5 so
Frosted 4 common TO fair
b 10 10 Z W
Low to medium eaf~-"--...-... s 10 to Q 90
This house is rescrving good leaf
for a better price and greater demand,
having faith in that grade.
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s9~ I. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
po@uded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-23

TeBAcoo MARKET.-On yesterday
morning, Martin. Gardner & Co. sold
90 hhds. tobacco at 81 10 for factory
sweepings to SO 80 for Butler County
leaf. There was a full representation
on the breaks. and the market was
stiff, with full prices on all grades.
Among those from abroad we were
pleased to see J. @. Cobb. Of the firm
of L. Guuther & Co, New Orleans,
who was surprised to see the gigantic
strides made in lie tobacco market
jnce he was last here.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-23

FIRE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday,
about noon, was caused by a fire
breaking out in a small one-story
house on Clark Street, the property
If a Mrs. Ann Dorsey. A small fire
br;.ade was improvised and the fire
mt out before the arrival Of the en-
eines. The damage will be about $25.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-23

81 Tnrn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCHAPKER. BUssING & Co.'S.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-23

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boastlng virtues they DO not possess. The
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had 30 years untarnished reputation TO
uphold its integrity as the only Perfect
Hair Dye-Biack or Brown. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied az Is Bond street, New
York. ifel0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-23

a BoRE.-Mr. Connolly, the Padu-
cab importation, who played upon the
harp of a thousand strings last night.
for the Democratic meeting at the
Court House, is equal to Garrett Da-
Wis, in thinning outan audience. At
ter he had spoken a half hour or so,
the Hobbies were full Of persons who
had left the meeting in disgust, swear
ing not loud but deep. As o bore, he
is Of regular artesian dimensions.