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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-25

ST. LOUIS, March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Peoria: Harry Johnson, Keokuk; Belle
Memphis and Marble City, Memphis; T.
j.. McGiu, New Orleans; Storm Nc. 3 and
Friendship, Illinois River: Submarine No.
u, Lower Mississippi; Raven and barges,
Pomeroy. Departed-Moonstone, Boards
town; Schuyler, Peoria: Harry johnson,
Keokuk: Pauline Carroll, New Orleans
RubicOn, Vicksburg. River rising slowly,
with a good stage to all points. Weather
GEAR.
MEMPHIS, March 24-Weather cloudy
and warm. River falling slowly. De-
parted-BelIe 81. Louis, Nick. Wall and
Church, to 1t. Louis.
MEMPHIS, March 4.-The steamer Guild
on, hence for Little Rock, was snagged and
sunk to her boiler deck at Harris Cross,
80 miles above the mouth in the Arkansas
river yesterday morning. No lives lost.
she had a full trip ofmiscellaneous freight.
Boat and cargo total loss. Owned by the
Memphis a Arkansas River Packet Conn
pany.
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A SAD ACCIDENT.-We learn from
Geo. w. Hill, express messenger on
the E. & G. R.R.. that Eugene Hold
en-, ESD, of Terre Haute, and District
Prosecutor in that judicial circuit,
while hunting near Oaktown, Sulli-
van County, on Wednesday, met with
a serious accident. which will proba-
bly, cause the loss Of his right arm
1t appears he had set his gun on the
fence-the gun slipped in such a
manner as to cause its discharge, the
charge taking effect in his right arm.
shattering it badly, and rendering
amputation, as it IS believed, neces-
sary.
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DONATION ID 0rnhan AsEInm.

OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER OF
EVANSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
February Is, 1870.
To Hon. William Baker:
SIR-In behalf of the undersigned,
members of the Evansville Fire De-
partment, l herewith hand you one
hundred and three dollars for the
benefit of the Orphan Asylum, located
in this city. At a meeting of the
members of this Department, the
matter of the above donation. was dis
cussed with much good feeling, and
the amount voted was deemed a free
will offering, in the hope that the
contribution may in some degree as
sist the endeavors of every little girl
and boy in that benevolent iDstitu-
ton to become wise and useful men and
women, and that they may not forget
that the most useful members of So
ciety are the best.
/ have the honor TO be,
Your obedient servant,
w. h. HOLLINGsWORTH,
Chief Eng'r Fire Dept.
SECTION No. 1.-Thos. NJ. Archer,
Engineer; Fred. Friemouth, Benz.
Niehaus, II. Schombs, Jno. Grunder,
Stephen Armstrong, VIM. Hodson,
Chas. Alexander, John Hodson.
SECTION No. 2.-R. NJ. Davis, En-
gineer; Christ. Hermann, Charlie
Becker, Chas. Redding, Geo. Euler.
Jacob Smith, Bland Scott.
SECTION No. 3.-Thornt. p. Males,
Engineer; Jacob Loebs, Penn. Wilt
shire, Peter Stoltz, w. Bushman,
Fred Young, Chas Parker. B. Schulz,
JAKE Ploge.
Hook AND LADDER No. wv. Fl.
Louderman, Captain; L. Neither,
Philip Klien, Hen. Morris, John
Wells, John Storton, Thos. Hitch, Fl.
L. Perry, 10. Stahlhefer.
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A MAGNIFICENT ALTAR.-St. Ma
rvs Roman Catholic Church lately
received from Cincinnati a msgnif-
cent altar, which has just been set up.
No description of it will be attempted
further than to say that it is one Of
the largest and most deliberately or
namented in the United States. In
the inches are wooden statues Of
Saints Henry and Bonifacius, aud nu.
merous smaller figures of other faith.
ers of the Church, emblems, &c. The
fresoo painting is finished, and this
with the new altar, makes this Church
one of the finest in the West.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-25

1t contains all the News of the Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Mail.
Variety is the Spice of Life,, and every
ssue of the JOURNAL is full of a variety OF
ews, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
1t publishes Reports of he Markets OF
all the commercial centers of the country
lis Reports of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims to be a reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead of all others in
every respect
The aim OF its Editors ia to make 1t the
paper for the people; instructive 10 all
sought for by the business man. the
farmer. the professional man, the me-
ehanic; a household the
politicians guide-in fact, to make it as
nearly EYERYBoDY's paper as possible.
RtUer Men a0iU find our Reports not en-
ceued By any paper In the great Mississippi
VALLEY!
Orr facilities for doing alt kinds of
job Printing for Steamboats, are un=
equaled.
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EurOpeau Markets.
BY TELEGRAPH

BY Telegraph LONDON, "A.
Consols for money, 93I; account 93%;
American securities-5-20s '2 905S; 90,
S95; '67, SO; 10-4Os, S3%; Erie, 2l%; Illinois
Central, ll5%; Atlantic and great ives tern
2SM.
LIVERPOOL, March 24.-Cotton dull; mid
ling uplands at 1Ih: 0rleaDs, 1l15. sales
10000 Dales; California white wheat, So
293d red western No 2, Is lldg8s; winter,
mixed, 27s Sd. Beef, lois Cd. Lard, firm at
6o. Cheese, COS. Bacon, SIS Spirits petro-
leum Is Cd; refined Is 9Hd. Pork Gull,
9ls Cd.
PARIS, March 24-Bourse quiet at z4f; the
increase of specie in the bank Of France
during the week l,600,0C0f.
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FIRE THIS MoRNINGIl
Prompt Action Of the Fire Brigade
vigilance Of a Private Waterman

At250 o'clock this morning. a fire
was discovered by Mr.. Hentz. private
watchman, in the two-story frame
building Ne. 4 south Second Street,
occupied on the first floor by NJ. Ull-
mann as a News Depot, and Henry
Kohl, barber shop, and above as a
photograph gallery, by Phillips &
Farley.
Although the Fire Brigade were
out very promptly, the fire quickly
spread across the alley to R@der &
Becker's shoe shop.
The prompt work of the fremen
prevented great damage to Messrs.
r. & BIS shop, and also prevented
the destruction of buildings on the
corner Of Main Street.
The corne was occupied by Louis
Frey, dry goods and notions. whose
stock was being removed. and viii
not probably be very much damaged
although the building suffered some
Col. @. K. Drew had some insurance
on the property, but at that early houl
it could not be ascertained what.
Great credit is due to Mr.. Hent,
for his vigilance, which must have
saved a vast conflagration. His alarm
attracted the attention of some o
the JOURNAL printers, on their way
home, and they ran to the ThirC
Street Engine House and rang GU
the alarm.
The frame buildings belonged t.
jos. Vennemann, and the brick t,
Reder & Becker.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Wash.
Langley was before Justice Emery
again for assaulting Charley Crane
a boy about seventeen years cid, and
giving him a terrible pair of black
eyes. Wash. paid eight dollars and
twenty five cents for the offence. He
then had Charley arrested, aud fined
five dollars and twenty cents for pro-
voking the assault, by applying foul
epithets to him. If he had done that
a couple of weeks ago, he would have
saved two fines.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March q.
FLoUR-DnIl and unsettled So 5093 s. for
spring extra.
What No. 1 quiet at sec. and No 2
firm at 75977c for regular and fresh, mar
ket c.osinz with buyers Of regular at
75Z; this afternoon market irregular at
75ha75I cash and seller April.
new, ana EILd67L Iur no gradei the mar
ket Unchanged this afternoon.
O~ATs-DulI; closing at @Tg3T% for no 2
RARIFY-NomfnaI: 5Og60c for No. 2.
HIGHwRES-Dull aIS53 Tor WOOD DouEd.
active at s26926 D. Dry sailed shoa ders
held at 90 loose
LARD-l4Z.
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THE GREAT FOOT RACE
Weston, Mrs. DR.. Walker, Miss PHP6y
and BayaFd Taylor Out-dOne.

Rumors Of a great foot race have
been floating on the breezes for sew
eral days past, but yesterday they took
a tangible form, or rather two tangi-
BILE forms.
One of these forms was the manly
form of "Hebo" Ingle Esq, and the
other, that of skinner" Hopkins,
Esq, and it took them to the e. &c G.
r. II. depot. where. at 1910 p. NJ,
the couple started for Fort Branch, to
which place they were to walk in five
hours on a wager of thirty FIVE dollars;
the whole distance being nineteen
and a half miles. The origin of the
affair appears to be that Capt. &C.
nuug expressed g doubt as to Dir.
Iugle's ability to walk twenty miles
in five hours. and intimated that it
was worth ten dollars to have it re-
moved.
Mr.. Elisha Babcock INDUCED TWEEN
ty-fve dollars worth Of the same
kind of skeptieism, and imprudently
expressed it. Mr.. Ingle had conf.
denoe in the ability of his feet to per-
form the feat. Certain of his friends
intimated that their confidence in him
aggregated twenty-five dollars. Hebe
having pride as well as confidence in
his ability determined to start, and
Skinner determined 10 start with him
for company.
Accordingly they started, but pedes-
trians as we'll as prophets are not par
ticularly fortunate in the matter of
receiving hOnOrs among their own
kin; hence no band preceded the pro.
oessicn to see them off. The only
witnesses Of the starting were the men
from the machine shops and the de-
pot. Mr.. Babcock chartered the new
and elegant hand car, ''Haubstadt, :"
and manning her with a daring crew,
get out to accompany the twain.
In a short time they we're lost to
view, and the citizens resumed-no,
they did not suspend business.
Two hours passed before anything
was heard of the pedestrians, then
came the dispatch No. /:
FoRT BRANCH.
GenURg:-We are safe with our
bets; they made Ingle's in two hours
and two minutes; left them IL miles
from home on side of track, with
boots of and feet In mud hole; will
pick them up as we go back.
Il. S. BABCoCK, JR.
In a few minutes came dispatch
No. 2:
j. E. Martin;-We passed them
one mile and & half from Ingle's
saw them cooling their feet in a ditch
and commenced walking again JUS
as we were passing on No. z.
e. K. MARTIN.
Another pause of nearly three
hours and then came the dispatch
skinner has skinned his heel anC
will wait for it to heal" A little
later-"Hop is hopping toward the
station" A little later" Skinner
wants more company; found it on the
train" Then came the dispatch a
5:38. Hebe not in sight" SAC
mot yet here" 5:43, HE is on the
edge of town." 5:45. He has been
in town ten minutes" Atthis Hebe'i
friends were tickled, and bets were
offered that he had Won. Capt. &c
nupg offered $500 he had'nt-nl
takers. Then came the dispatcl
" Hebe came in FIVE minutes behinC
time"
Foot sore and weary, forsaken by hi
sympathizing friends, ne sought relic
in sleep.
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" NE WIS
For other River Ilen,s See Third Page.

The weather gave some signs of rain
last evening, but after dark cleared
up and grew cooler.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight were the Kate
Robinson from Cincinnati to st.
Louis; Quickstep. to Cairo; Rapidan,
No. 2, from Eastport; Tarascon, to
Louisville.
The Kate Robinson had a magnii-
cent trip of both freight and people,
vas dragging her guards on the water.
She added both freight and people
here. The Kate looks nicer than We
ever saw her, and Capt. Remission
"Old Tubular" is in fine spirits and
expects to soon make up his losses in
Cured by the sinking of his boat last
fall. John Thrasher, her chief clerk, is
the same genial, companionable gentle
a as of yore. Pat CleaTy is her
freight clerk......The Quickstep took
out a good trip......The Rapidan No. 2
arrived at 6 last evening, with a very
fine trip. We regret to find her ex-
c9llent commander. Capt. Lee Howell,
in i'll health. He proposes to step off
for a trip or two to recuperate.
EzazGffesis.
Manifest of steamer Quick.tep, from
Cairo TO Evansville, March "a: Rk Dun
kerson 10 bales cOtton; Wilhelm q Friek
5 empty ale boxes; Chas BabcOck l box
hardware 8 bars iron: Fred & j + Reltz q
Co 1 lounge end; a GumDeTtS 4 bSXS fuFs 2
bundles dried SKINS 1900 shinglesi A RteS
2 beef bides; l. Rufner Jr q Co 4 bbls ap-
pies; Topf Long & Co 81 dry hides | bundle
deer skins; Mackey Nesbit q Co q barrels
flour % sacks -four 2 boxes erchandis ;
Boetticher kellogg d Col box hardware
Christian Heddrteh 81 bags potatoes )
SchleSinger Il Wilhelm / box OF cheese
A Brooks, 2 head cattle, 2bbls lron,l box
bra S, l do copper, 1 do eggs: l. A Alltzon,
4 boxes household goods. l bundle do l
trunk. 3 bundles cha1Is; Preston a. Co. l
box furs, l bbl kraut, ! butt tobacco, l bum
die furs, l do dry hides, 4 bbls iron. 8 bags
rags; VIM @ Brown & Co, Is hhds tobacco:
Martin, Gardner & Co, 5 hhds do; w 5
Ford 5 hhds do; 3 Longer, l lot household
goods; w Ellis, 2 horses, l colt; Ragon,
Dickey & Carson, l bbI eggs; + Shustle, 50
sacks bran; III g Mcclellan, l lot house
hold goods; VIZ Rahm & Co, 80 sacks po-
tatoes.
R~EsHrPPING.
greensboro II d WoOdford s. Co, so bum
New Albany H Kersey, "A bundles
cane.
Observation-Disclosures & Co, l buggy-top; H
Durrett, 8 hhds tobacco; Dodge & Rohner,
2 reapers and mowers 1 mower, 70 pack
ages machinery; Spratt & Co, 6 hhds to-
C~incinnati-A d Bullock & Co., l bag of
wool.
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ST. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March "a

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March q.
COTToN-NominaI.
HEAP-Duu and unchanged.
FLOUR-Unsettled and I5a25c lower: fall
superdne s3 1893 80; Xxx, SO 1913 ..
WHEAT-Medlum grades very firm No.
2 red 81 03gI 06; choice, 81 lTGI %.
CoRE-Heavy n 2g3c lower: 7GG8sc for
mixed; 1o975e for white; tho latter price
for fancy.
~OATs-Dull and lower, 5O@aIc.
BARLEY3Steady 91c Tor prime western
81 Coal 70 for fail.
RYE-Small sales OF prime at re.
WHIsKY-FIfm at e3c.
SUGAR-Quiet- at g1S9gNc
CUT MEATS -Loope shoulders, on land
ing, 6Ics do. rough sides, l3c; do. TO arrive,
IZHc.
BAC0N-In good demand, but little out
of smoke; country shoulders, loose. I0s;
packed, I040l0Mc; city clear rib, l4t1c;
clear sides. I5H@l5Ec.
LARD-Higher; steam. Ii1Sc-
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MARRIED.

JOHNSON-SCANTLIN At the resi-
dence of the brides father, on Thursday
evening. March "A, by Rev. r. Andrus, Mr..
MoUNTERvILLE NJ. JOHNSON, of Jackson,
Ohio, to Miss JULTEENE 5. SCANTLTN,
daughter OF JAS. Scantlin, Jr., of this city.
The happy couple win leave tomorrow
for Ohio, accompanied by the cordial
wishes of their friends fer their great hap
piness and prosperity, and with Ia
thanks of h JOURNAL brigade for their
kindly remembrance.
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eE T. C. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
fall stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. sold, yesterday, thirteen hogs
heads at from 81 16 for frozen Jugs,
to $40 Is for old leaf. The sales, so
far as the sellers were concerned,
were perfectly satisfactory.
The above firm will sell twelve or
fifteen hogsheads O-day. among
which will be found some light Ten
nessee River leaf.
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Louisville Markell.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, March AZ.
TOBACCO Sales OF l22 hhds at So 6595 so
for leaf: scar for Jugs; 81 5O98 80 for com
mon leaf; S9gl6 90 for medium TO fine.
COTTON Dull and nominal at ~.
FLoUR-Steady x famt y Is.
WHEAT-Red and white 81 I091 20.
CORN-93c.
OATS-63c.
hYE-90c for prime,
GUGAR-I2L.
S-51c.
CoFFEE-2Ih,
PRoYIsIoNs-Qulet and steady; mess
pork s27 bacon shoulder lI%; clear rib
15N; clear sides Is; bulk shoulders 90;
clear rib III clear sides l44; sugar cured
hams 16h.
LARD-Prime tierce 15c.
WHIsKY-FIrmef 93995c.
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LOSS on MANHO0D

HI q UIEAHNW NAUM III
IL Of Youth. Young, middle-aged on
even old men permanently restored to
manly vigor, By the sure and OnZU Enoaou
remedies, TO be had at the Wesie Fn Medical
Office, I37 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati. %.
send stamps for circular. Female diseases
speedily cured. Medicine by mai. Recent
cases of private disease cured in three
days. No charge until elsTed. Nursing fur
nished, fwIyr
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THE MARKETS.
New ZOE GoId and sock Hafket

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March "a.
MoNEY-Remains very easy at A to 6 per
cent. on all. The ease in the market is
due, in a certain extent, to the general
dulness In trade in consequence of the un-
certainty of obtaining the action of Con-
gceSs on the Funding Bul. The demand
for currency from the interior, in prep
aratiOn for the April settlements, is small
er than was expected. Prime business
notes Z to 8 per cent. The extensive whole
sale house of J. H. Prentice & Co, of
Brooklyn, failed tO-day; lfabtiitie $4,000.
amount Is In the form OF acceptances OF
Jenking, Vail & Peabody, which firm
recently failed. The late irregularity in
giving bogus orders to sell Lake Shore
stock sill fingers in the memOry of the
brokers, and IL Is discussed more or less
every day. The bogus orders are said to
nave extended TO a number of firms who
are unwilling to acknowledge that they
are vtctimized.
Rumors are ahoat which seem to have
good ground for belief, that the bogus
sales reached fully fifteen hundred shares,
and that brokers have quietly paid the
losses.
STERLING-Strong at S5SQS56; sight 81;
of cotton bills and the uneasy feeling in
England and the continent in consequence
OF the heavy decline in some miscellane-
Gus American securities, held to a large
extent in Europe. Bankers are generally
Indifferent about drawing.
GoLD-MarkeL quiet and steady, and
closed at l2A. German bankers were buy
ers in of the decline in
enc at 1917, touched J236. Carrying
rates 495 per cent. Clearances $3S. 1900.
GoVERNMENTs-k irmer, except currency
skies. Receipts of bonds from the interior
lighter. Government bought a million at
l 05.74@1 06.29. Offers aggregated nearly
| S3,U00. 600, Closing rates
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News ExTRAoRDINARY.--The Cow-
qier. yesterday morning, under the
head OF News by the Atlantic Ca
ble," the Taraseon for
Louisville, the Dexter. for Memphis,
&C., &c.
Evansville is looking up when we
get such news from Europe.
The Courier is the paper hat SO 8
up for a critic.
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RowDYIsM-A number of boys and
young men are in the habit of rushing
onto the wharf boats on the arrival
of steamers, aud sometimes they be-
have so i'll that some of the crew, get
ting out of patience, strike them, and
get fined. Hereafter it will be well
to invoke the provoke law against
them; that will thin them out.
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EN~ The Fakir gave another bril-
liant exhibition last night. He is
pronounced unsurpassed by all who
attend his entertainments. One hun
dred hearts we're made glad with
presents.
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COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The at.
tention of the Commissioner was con.
fined to tax and road matters yester
day. On Wednesday they visited the
County Asylum, and thoroughly in
spected it. 1t was, as may be ex.
pected, found to be kept in the mos
satisfactory order. for which they
highly commend Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
eriek-
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TIE LATEST QUESTIONS OF Law
Is the blaeking Of boots by a judge,
o jud;nial aet2 If so. does it come
Kinder the black laws? If SO, why
SOP If not, why not2
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gGr The base ball season has com
menoed. The young men Of the city
open the ball to-day on the Evans
ville's" grounds. Those intending
to participate will have to be present
at half past two.
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THE NEW Era HoP.-The hop
last night was a very select one, and
as brilliant as select. The toilets
were very rich and the party very
highly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Seelig. as usual, tempted the
appetite with a bountiful and delicious
sunner.4
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Farm for Sale Near Evansville.
MILLsBURG. Centre Co, Penn,
March IL 1870.

Narcn 10, 1OtO,
Messrs. Cloud, Akin Dc Co.:
GENTLEMEN-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. | 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 scrofula. My brother-in-law,
w. H. Watson, of Tennessee, was
using your Cordial, and ordered a
half dozen for my daughters. which |
am happy to say has entirely relieved
them both, after we had exhausted
the skill of many of cur best physi-
clans. It ought not to DE kept from
suffering humanity.
Yours, very truly,
mh21 WHARTON MORRIS.
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DRowNED.-Tom Weather, a mu-
latto "rouster' on the Tarascon, fell
overheard between hal steamer and
the wharfboat last night. and was
drowned. He belong ed to Corydon,
Ind
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Hew OrleansMarknf.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, March q.
FLoUR-Dull n dropping; sales al sac
4 2595 25a5 as.
C~oRN-Firmer at 81 05gl OF.
OATS-62c.
BRAN-Sl q.
HAY-S2993l.
PoRK-Dull at S2SG2S 81.
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Memphis Market,

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, March a.
CoTroN-Dull and lower: 2I1S@22c: re-
ceipts AS bales; exports 2,475 bales.
FLoUR-Superfiue s. 80.
CORN-96998c.
OATs-60@63c.
HAY-S26.
BRAN-S25 so.
LARD-I4I915Me.
PoRK-S27 50.
BULK MEATs-shoulders 1OLe; sides ~
mI5c.
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Bg~ The Deasokrat says the local
editor Of this paper can learn some
thing by studying it's columns. He
has learned one thing from them, viz,
the truth of Byron's remark in British
Bards and,Scotch Reviewers:
" What reams of paper and foods of ink,
Are spoiled by those who never think"
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LTlE Am 4 LIVE.

Did you hear the news? The doc
tors have agreed that
the Bess
Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and
make the Strong StTOagerV
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN q. SCHwEIzER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
mar22-1m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-25

THE FEAST OF THE ANNUNcIA-
TIoN.-To-d day is the Feast of the
Annunciation, the day on which the
angel announced to Mary that she
was to become the mother of a
Savior. 1t will be celebrated by ap-
propriate services in all the Catholic
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-25
MRS. MILLER's NEW BOOK,
8 II AL LION s
AT
MOrg anda7e Farm.
For 1870.
The fast trotting stallion
VETOX

The fast trotting stallion
VELOX
Dark brown, by Young Morrill,, sire OF
Fearnaught. His dam the fast trotting
mare Ellen Douglas; will serve mares at
$40 b season:
The thoroughbred Stallion
SILV
Chestnut, by RInegoId; he by Boston /;
dam by imported Glencoe; will be reduced
from $50 to $40 for the present season, to
induce farmers to breed their mares TO q
thoroughbred horse. Any mare bred to
these horses, not proving in foal, can be
rsturned the following season free Of
charge. The season commences the Ist OF
March, and ends the lst of July.
TerIns-N0te payable on the LIST day Of
January, 1871.
For sale, thoroughbred and Trotting
Horses, Attorney Cattle, milk One-duafs
ter creamy; Chester White Pigs, and South
wool combined.
We expect TO import q large black Jack
BY the first OF Apr1l, of which due notice
VIII be given, Address
VIM. CRAFTS.
Agent for owner.
Evansville, March, 1870. mhS div vim