Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 May 1866 — Page 1

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VOLUME XVII.

EVANSVILLE, IND., THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1S66:

ESTABLISHED, 1831

TELEGRAPH

The Colorado Bill and the

President. !

All Volunteer Officers to be

Mustered Out. !

Indian Council on the Plains. -----

Council Plains.

on the

Health

of Jeff. Davis.

Letting of ISail Contracts,

e 1 'TUOn FOBTKESS MOSROE. j Fortress Monroe, May 7. Since the arrival ofiMrs. Davis, she has ten

derly looked after the failing state! of

her husband s health, and -entertains it is said, serious fears of his ultimate recovery should he be attacked during the coming summer by one of his periodical spells, of intermittant fever, or' "congestive ohills7 x The ' general health of Mr. Davis remains comparatively good, and it is only the long

imprisonment that he has been subjected to, and the many uncious feara and doubts which have weighed 59 heavily upon his mind, that has produced a very notable change in his appearance during the last year. ' The Grand Jury, which was to have met in Norfolk, has held no session as yet. 1 FROM BOSTON. I Boston, May.9. In . the Supreme Judicial Court in the case of the (Atchison and Pikes Peake Railroad rComuanvH. G. Wheeler, for alleged

Imisappropriation of $200,000 worth of

bonds, the arguments ;oi the counsel

f ' v ----- . .

closed yesterday and the decision wa3

reserved. - j from CINCINNATI. Cincinnati, May 9. A special to the Gazette savs: A necTO man was

taken out of jail at Frankfort. Ky., by a mob, and hung, for an attempted

rape on a girl six years old. . t

NEWS VIA SEW YORK. ;

New York, May 9. The Herald's

special says there is no longer rodm

to doubt the President s action on the

iAt.in'n ursed against' it-is reported to

tuT vo flnatintr and unstable character

lof its population, although there are

lothers sumcienuy vanu.

i The excitement connected wuu wi Suspension of the Merchants; National

liank has compieieiy suuomcu.

lexamination has been going pnif

ew days under the auspices 01 iu

.0Tt otiri ta not otmeiuueu.i,

Tkn AT tv Commission, convened

by special order from the War Depatthnent, met in Union Block, and or1 ;a ftr triA trial ot Maior Pauld-

ing. A few witnesses were examined and the court adjourned until to-nrOr Tt is now generally believed that Brigadier-General, Mann will be ap--cpomtedi Collector at Chicagd vice Lu-

The following names were yesterday : spnfc to the Senate for confirmation to

?t Wisftonsin: Brieadier-Gen

.i fo.u Fftirnhild. United States

. ATraVial: Mr. Gillette, at Fond-du-

i nA Brieradier-General L. G.

Bragg, United States District Attor nATI

it is rumored in military circles that an order discharging all volunteer general officers will emanate in a few Savs. Most of the officers hold comT

f.ne- TPtsulax .zTmYd ana in

J consequence of " the ' expected order

tney win ouiy uc iguuav inate positions, and will not be entire j-

ly mustered out. 3 I t he" United 'States Treasurer yesterday authorized the shipment of $45,000 in fractional currency to diiferent banks. - The"TtrM8 special denies the statement that there was- ageneral distrust of the banks-in Washington, and says that no fun has been made upon

The Times special,, says, Secretary MeCulloch, who made a trip to Fortress Monroe'and back,1 leaving here SatTirdav. and returning on Mont

ile at the Fortress

had a few moments conversation with Jeff Davis. There was nothing of special interest in the interview, the conversation being general and quite ''brief '-pavia.Lis , not. enjoying , very The Governmenfhar finally aeterthe eold claimed by

the Richmond banks, as belonging to L ooonnnt of the. league,

k- .it!vV t vk.iM alpftrfv-"given the

01 ."iVJ L ";;t.W.li eliarly that

'FM'TT.L tn the so-called

o i? nfn,i0rofv andwason de-

tk i.ti Ira -jiu meet, to-tne

DU&iW Willi- vui; " -

The <Tribune's> special says: The

Commissioner of Indian Affairs is

making arrangements to hold a Coun-

cil with the Indians on the plains at Fort Laramie, for a treaty with them.

A telegram yesterday from

E. B. Taylor, Superintendent at

Omaha, states, that 20,000 Indians will

attend, and desires to know if sub-

pointed to examine into the present Telegraph System, have called upon the Postmaster General for a report in regard to the expediency of conjnecting it with the Postal System. The Postmaster.Geperal is now emgaged on ihis report, and will have it ready to submit to the Committee ih a few days. Until it is received, no action will be taken by the Committee!. . The Senate Committee on .Foreign Affairs to-day unanimously agreed to report General Sickles as Minister td The Hague, and all reports as to any

adverse action are unqualifiedly falsel ;

General bickles to-day made an omcial declination of this position. , lie "desires to return to his present com; mand, and was to-day notified by both the Secretary of War and General Grant that he could do so. ; - The President to-day -par3oiea Stewart J. Moffat, convicted of having counterfeited, with the intention of passing it. - 1 j i Gen. Ingalls has been orderedin ah

inspection tour of militarV gposts

-Yt.i,:

Oregon, Montana and California, rz " -The Special Committee on the Prof vdst Marshal Bureau have passed the J-esolution.that their proceedings shall be kept a secret. The statement that the matter was likely to be dropped; circulated by the friends of Mr, Fry, is slightly incorrect. The matter will be thoroughly probed. i H It' should be known that the Re demption Division of the Treasury will i receive mutilated National currency in sums amounting to over three dollars. So many packages of that sum are received, that it is thought by the people -that sum is the limit.; i . The 50th jubilee, anniversary ?f the New York Sunday School Union, was held here yesterday P. M., in the Lutheran Church corner of 15th Street "and Sixth"A venue. The anniversary

was i celebrated last evening !at toe.

Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. Ferris, presiding. The annual anniversary of the 'American'Foreiga Bureau, took place last evening at the Presbyterian

Church? eornerjof Fifth . Avenue and i niV cu' -a o i J

prominent divines addressed the audi

ence. The progress of, Protestant

Sunday. Schools Jnj-foreign lands was freely diseased.!:

-The anniversary . of. the American

Missionary-Association as celebrated

tor the farst time, in this city, yester

day morning. Addresses -were delivj ered by Major General Howard ana

Rev. Henrv Wafd Beeeher.

vr The .15tii 'anjvei-sacv.P Sh--ifiyei

brated yesterday; by the exammauou

,vo hnndrftfi niiareu iu

Figures, Grammar ana ueograpuy. r.The Boston Tract Society held then ft,, cnMryA 9 ti tt v6tr&tv ' meeting a

U ( LY "'. " " ' . 1.1t Tiu. Vmfnro., verv resneetablQ

XfYlilg ii"l" ' -IW . .. j Addresses were delivered

tj Tin Wnnnibv and other eler

UV J' J . ; .

made a speech which calleq

I aVmWus lT. is coipitcm

utA thatihe. Boston and New.lorls

Tvat Snoieties will rs long be united

- The first general missionary meeting

of the Umversalist Society ot.-iiew

v-u oa holH- ast. evening a tne

RlAkeT Street Church, at wnie ins

Rev J? II. Hartsell, of "Buffalo,-de nn address on "Denomina

4iv.iv.v; .. .1 :j

tional Advance," alluding to tne rapiu

PTOCTess of Universansm in mc v"-

ted-States. Short, addresses were

made by E. H. Uromweu ana n. iucT

Adams, alter wmcn tne rwev. j. limson, Financial Agent, read his report, showing the total receipts ot the Society to be $8,666. - ' New York, May 9 The steamer Columbia, from Havana on the 5th, has arrived. h ' " The Freneh ?teamer La trance 'arrived at Havana on the 5th, for yera Cruz, with .troops. :. Five men were killed by the explo-j e v. flAotincr rlnnlr at Havana. ?

B1UU Ui . " v . , T , J. Dnlfift isr stilUat the Isle ot

- - 1 ;

Z. Th gunboat Stars Snd Stripes had

orTnM tmm rniiaaeipnia. z.

The news of the bombardment f

Valparaiso and ie sailing oi tne uwi

ablexcitement.r, fc

xt Vr.B- Mav tl:4-'rhe ( jammer

ri tbat. the Secretary -of the

Treasury has ordered Gen. Terry tq

, a ProsidftntV peace nrocla

nation astdoini: away with martial

ln-cj- in Virginia.

- Judge BarnardT. graced an anjunci nitra 5 n thrf Health- Board

from'Vemoying stand in and around Washington Market. 5; U

and back daily in suitable steamers,

also to carry the mails from .New Or-

eans via iralveston and lndianola and

back three times a week in suitable

steamships. , . ' , .

Ihe President has approved the bill

to encourage telegraphic communication between the United States and the West India Islands, and the BaT. . 1 .1 . . T i

nanas. it proviaes mat tne xnternational Ocean Telegraph Company be incorporated under the laws of the

State of New York. Their successors

and assigns shall have the privilege

or lourteen years to .lay. ' construct,

maintain and operate telegraphic communication on magnetic lines or tables

in and over the waters, reels, islands,

shores and - lands over which the

United States has jurisdiction, from

the shores of Florida to the Island of

Cuba-and the Bahanas, and other

West India Islands. The Company shall, at the same time; give the Government free use of said tables to telegaph operators of its own selection,

to transmit messages to and trom its military, naval, and diplomatic or consular agents; and the Company shall

keep all its lines open to, the public for the daily transmission of the markets and , commercial . reports and intelligence, and all messages, dispatches and communications shall be forwarded , in the order ; in which; they shall

be received, and the Company shall

not be permitted to . charge and collect

tor messages transmitted tnrougn any

of its submarine cables, more than

$3 50 for messages of more than ten words, subject, howeverv to the power of Congress to alter and determine said rates ; provided that the Inernational Ocean Telegraph Company, in

the period ot three years Ironi the passage of this act, shall cause the said submarine1' cable or cables, to be

aid down, and that the said able or

cables shall be in successful operation for: the transmission . of messages, within the period of five years, other-

wise this grant to oe nun ana voia. . - Ooneress reserves the power to at

Lany time alter or repeal the above act.

! IROJI FHILABEtPHIA. Philadelphia, May 9. The death-

warrant for the execution of Antome

Probst on Friday, the 3th of June, was received by the Sheriff this morning. The Evening Telegraph says the prisoner received the announcement quietly, seemingly unmoved. He had previously told his confessor that he believed that death was the only ex

piation for his crimes, and that he

SinceChanete.themarketforNo.lSprlng i Wheat has been ferfrfully wild and excited.

cloHintj firm at 1 7SUc tor regular. No. 2

Spring in North side houses sold at 1 30, an

aavauce of 4c. '

MACHINISTS.

Schultze, Thuman & Co.

St. Iioal market. . . : i St. Lons, May 9.

Cotton Dull at 30(a3lo. ?- , ; " ' ' FLOUR Advanced -25c j i Wheat Still; with an upward tendency. Corn Lower; 6369c. ; , Oath Firm. . ' ' ' Pork and Bacoit Unchanged. ' - ' Lard Firm at 17a23c . ;f Whisky Firm and unchanged. - :

Mechanics' E'oniidry,

HARDWARE. 1 JACOB STKAUB & SOX, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, No. 74 Main Sti eet, EVANSVILLE, IND.,

TNVITE THK ATTENTION OF MER- i

A chant-s. Manufacturers. Mechanics, and

others to the following, which we will sell

at the iowest market rates:

C. 8. PLANTERS HOtS, ail sizes: TRACE-CHAINS, straieht and twisted :

BREAST, LOU, and HALTER CHAINS; ROW LAND'S , SHOVELS and SPADES;

AMES'S PORTLAND'S

H. B. & CO.'S GARDEN HOES and

RAKES t - ir

: H. B. fe CO.'S HAY, MANURE, and SPADINfl FORKS:.

H. B. & CO. S COMMON and PATENT

H. B. &'cb.'S . DUTCH.BOV CRADLES. Four and Five Fiairers:

K. B. & CO.'S HAY . RAKES, One and ' Two Fingers; ; ., ; , Blood's Cast Steel Grass, Grain, Brier, and Lawn ScvtTies: .. i

, uiooa's uerman ieei urastj, urain, crier,

and Lawn Scythes : . ; :

- Franc's " " eoineburg's Sc-ythe Stones ; ' " erman Grass Hooks and Hay Knives;

Pruning Saws and Knives; . ., ..,, Sheen Shears:

' Brass and Enameled Kettles and Saucemns: ....'

.American and English Table Cutlery;

BUSIxYESS CARDS.

WING, FAIDTLEY & CO.,

DEALERS IX .

ALE, POSTER, CIDEE;

and

Parker's arid'L.

G.

was willing to suffer. No person ex-

ago to-day

country.

Probst landed in this

. . FKt HABBISBfBO, 1A. ."IT rr-n ri 1 T A 1 ATaV ft SeCTe

tary Seward passed through this city

to-day, en route ior ev ,

; MARKET REPORTS. ; ; . :.!-, ; llll!:;.!'Mw York, May 9

' Cotton Rules quiet and unchanged at Itr-Active and excited ; 20350c per bbL higher) 8849 40 for Extra j State , and 9 50(10 15 for extra R. IJ. O., the marKet

C WmsKYWithout decided change; 2 25 forrefllled, and 2 202 27 torWerteriu j Wheat Active and. excited, lftSloo.Deti Jk oi.tH N'n. 2 Milwaukee,, 2 10

2'20 for NewW 1 do., and 2 002 40 New Amber Michigan. , :. Barley Steady ; Malt dull. . Sv. ti wflrnier! Western 80c.

RliSSSSS' steady, and closed more

active and lc better. , OATS-Dull, at 4951c for new

ern ; 59tilc for old uo.

l.OrFEE iJUli; iv; wi

and 16c

gR-teady at .$13c for Cuba; and

ll)413cror r. ,.j i,.,.,,. F , .; .

Molasses xuij. ar, a s-n Petroleum Firm; crude 28c, and4JJi

(8,44c for refined in bona. Pork More active and firmer; 29 75(3 x?a ,.isine- SO 12' regular;

75rtE29 00 for old do., ana h ouw w

prime

for

West-

Tea and, Table

Spoons; . - ,; ,.. y. ? 1 ' .V. & k Razors r':' , '.' American and English Razor St raj ; . , 1 German, English, and. American 'iliears andScissors; ,. , Grain and Meal Sieves: ' . Brushes Horse, Shoe, W.W. and Clothes ; Curry Combs American anil English ; , ' Cotton and Wool Cards; ,(H,n - : Scales and Scale Beams; ,. . , '( ', Hard Frame Slates; ". ;, Slate and Lead Pencils; . , . '.Steel Pen and Pen-holders; ' ; . . D. M. & Co. and German Padlocks ; . , Pittsburg Door Locks and Latches; American Screws ; ' Green wood's Butt and Strap Hinges; i Wheeling Nails, Brads, Finishing, Clinch, and Casing Nails; . , '. . New style Molasses Gate 1, 2, and 3 ; . , " Frarv's Patent Oil Faucets; , . Brass, Metal, and Wood Faucets;'". , Cow, Sheep, and Hand Bells; - , "Iron, Brass, Zinc, and Brittania Hopper Coffee-Mills; , r .. " .Side.HotDei- ,." SSiiimnMsrs ana LatlJefo., a .- ,, .. , V IPed Candlestick ; f Chess, Smith & Co.'s Tacks ;.,,,, : , ... : , , ' Brads and Finishing Nails; ., ;. " Rerea Grindstones and Hangings , ' Blood, Xeneyk A. PhimpA , Hatchets. Han4 and Broad Axes, Pvys' Axes, and Fmood'8ZO Ship ; Carpenters', VAxes?nd Ad,5 Tt'a Co.'s Auear-Bits:

' Bright; Common, and Cast Stel Augers: 1 "English "and. -American ; CUsels ; and

iSn's and S..&J. Hand,, Wood, and

SnFnt'CrossCutSaws;;' 'f,:,';.? ; ; D7l2 Baton's Rochester Cooper Tools; L. & I. J. White's Buffalo . ,T : " Tere HauteTruss Hoops; Butcher's, Spencer's, Moss & Gamble s, , :ctf vnnnlsii Files:

Flair Half-Rund-Round, and .Square Bastard 8-16 inch Ffies: ; - -

Flat ana naii-iwuu tuv.v.v. - Fmi File, lMfi inch! '.:' r- . .:. ! Hand Saw File, 3! Inch ; ,.t n Cabinet Rasps and I iles; ,

' Horse-Shoe Rasps; t . .. . :n ;

' iSSeyffi. Leveis, Beveled Try Squares; '.,. . . r .:. i . :i:si.. i 71 ron and Steel Squares ; .; . ' , Bemis's. Dividers, Calipers, , and!, ,Com-

Manufacturers and Builders of

Steam Engines, Circular Saw

-V;-.; MUli.?rr

Grist and Sugar Mills, Tobacco Screws, Gumming; Machines, Distil- , . ' lery and Mining Ma- ' ' ' I ' V chinery, Malt Mills,' Ckrn . . Shelters, House Fronts, Cellar Grates 1

IRON & BRASS CASTINGS

. ; 1 : Of every description. ;

Machinery ofay kinds Made and Repaired.

, Dealers iii Belting, Fire Bricks, ;.f 1. i': ; i ' i !-) i. . : ,;'' '"' Steam Guages, and-, ;"" ' '.':.J.v ; :'::--"7'"

Wrought Iron Pip?s. Old Materials Bought.

LAGER BEER, . No. 85 Maijt Street, Evansvillk, Iwo

Rt- Delivered

part of the city, by the dozen, half barrel and barrel. mar 22

, Willie lmi Ac Weber ; i , : : keep on hand the celebrated MADISON XX ALE, LOCUST STREET, near the riyer, ; EVANSVILLE, lMJ. Families, hotels, saloons, and steamboats supplied at short notice. All orders attended to promptly. Orders from all parts of the country filled promptly. ..... maris 6m

STEELE A TItllJIiE.

Second St- Between Chestnut and Cuerrr,

Evansville, Ind. Sash. Doors. Window Blinds. Drksskb

Lumber, Boards', Laths, Ac, of every de

I criptiou constantly on hand. Pack inn

noxes 01 an mnus made to oraer. sawing of every kind done on the shortest notice.

api-iy. - . -v.

J. Smith's SMrt Manufactory, '

No. 3 Second Street, in Bray's Block.

HIRTS MADE TO ORDER FTtOM measurement, and a fit warranted. A ick of ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, and at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking Skirts, Stitch-

in ft Bosoms. &c done with neatness ana

dispatch.

Thankful for past favors, tne suDscriDer

respectfully solicits a continuance of the

patronage so generally Desiowea ior m past live vears. J SMITH.

CHARLES BABCOCK,

We have the facility of the best Ma

chinery and Workmen, and will give all

work entrusted to us our individual atten

tion, nil orders promptly, warrant our

work, and charee reasonable Drices.

Office and Foundry, corner of First and Leet Streets. Evansville. Ind.

N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit

up work and do repairing. ifeb226in SCHULTZE, THUMAN CO.

IMPOSTSB AXD DSALKit U

Work, r Damasks,

CRESCENT FOUNDERY,

PJf'iV?"' "'.iIh Pit-nt leather

Pad Skins, Skirtings, tc, &c.

H i'il ) fl No. S

31uin

y.iLiiiVi'-ii. Street.

EVANSVILLE..

...INDIANA. mar27

Manufacturers of.

STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS

; PORTABLE EXGIXES

-w. warred. T iSTvc.0rTST0T01 Warren k Conyngton, DEALERS IN

Pianos; Melodious, Music,

, h -AND s 1 .

,Musical Merchandise,

. No 1 Main St., EvansvlUe, Ind.

Fnncv Goods. Toys, &c. Instruments

all kinds Tuned, and Repaired . in

Italian Guitar, Vionn, una ujv .-a-

always on hana . ,

mr All orueru

jan5tf

-AND-''

CIRCULAR SAW M ILLS,

Pk, Plastering, : Pointing,' and Garden

Cast : Bieei, .-fi

Tincgar Factory -

BOB0 & BESSluuu. ' i -Ninth St.. bet. Chestnut and Cherry. '

Cincinnati pneea.

febl4d3m

Butter Quiet at 34dc for Ohio. Cheese Dull at 15iilc. MoNEY-Easy4 per cent .

GLDFiler; opening at XM advanc

ing to 12i, declining to Ws., ?8

GoVersmest SToeks Firmer and more

active.

Cincinnati Market.

., j . , Cincinnati, May ?, FLOlJR-UnsetUed ; holders as king 25c

higher, but the ae a

nnerl9 75TExtra,T01075!.andFam-

-Is "higher and Irregular j No. 1

Hew Winter, 2 4C2j old KeoT . o&f .

CORN Steaayaiiwijun- ... . . - j n Oats Firm at 424HC.: '.:....- . ,. - v : KK-Inaactived

Bulk Meats at 1215c; Clear sides, W-- : BACFirm; 116? of fV&

Sides; Clear siaes ovnwsi vy . la' fly tights. ,1 : :r !i i' : LARiADullat22c. , ... r i.-, 1 -. : Butter Dull at 40-12c. s... ,: . !

. liROCERl.ES vuici.

TTnoa

WoSint TronTBraks, and tableiuges; ' Iron and Brass Castors: , t ,-( .ft ,j : 1 Mahogany and Walnut Knobs t ,; ! ' Eagle' Lock5 Co.'s Till, W"robe; u-

CoffinScreVTackZHi rr . .'. ft ?i:n :

Coffin Lace, two and three rows ' ' Butcher's and S. & J. Turning Chisels and

Bradbury's Spokeshaves; ,,,, H 1 Boring Machin(!s; ,.,i:;.j.,fn : u.i Building Hatdware: , ; . " ' Chain Pumps and Fixtures: . , ..... ' Hollow: Augers and Spoke Trimmers; .

-Washita oiiur, ,

SbmI'C 4.SH ' Orders by mail solicited. ap&uJi . JACOB STRAUS & BON.

Of the most Approved Pattern-

All kinds of Machinery- apPajnlng t

I ' S." Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ;

HoVioWAR

;No,65 Main Street, above Send.

execuiea in u

Vsepi an

V5T Job Work promptly exec

best manner, uraera wu"

jtsaurya j;

i flirt-.1 : ).:

O -A.T i

Distiller ies, , i louring . . . , i A , .

Mills of ali sizes, witU the latest -1

V imprpvementsiattachd, r' . ...rit '.'! : .M!!l't l-fi--li. .-l.tJ-'X!

LAW CARDS.

WM. REAVIS, B. Claim Agent.

Ako, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING

Office on

Fourin, rto.

Evansville, inu.

Main street, between Third and iSfover keUer's Gun Store),

MORRIS S. JOHNSON.

JOHNSON &

JESSE W. WALKER.

TO FARMERS.

i0

T. R.

. . . 1 t .1- .

sistence can be furnished them.

The Senate Special Committee, ap-

1 FROM WASIII3i6TOX'

Tav9. An "bffieia

Annr.no. fr-nm t.h 'government ot.iai

rin nraa that. nutra,j vessels wuiuu

communicate -with the ships foi the

Spanish squadron or which lurmsrieq them fuel, proviipnsf ammunition, ot

any other supply win "Jiot oe iriu'1-

tea to toucn or loaa in au v poi i ui Republic. ' . , , -

The Department ot Mate nas Deep

officially informed by the bpamsh

liovArnTriATit that, tusei coal, tne pro

duct of the mines of Chili, is declared j

to be contraband ot war by tne com

mander of the Spanish squadron in

the Pacifier It will only be considered

such, eontraoanct- i -war, in its being' dispatched from Chilian porta fox, the enemy.'s ships. " 1 fTWb' fPostffirtA DenartmCht' has

made a contract for the conveyance of

jaails'ixom JNew Vrieana to juopus

, ; Coffee zi4 f

BCGAR 11(31

'GotP 1 a)4.

27C,

OC.

Chicago Jflarfcet, ,- , ;

Chicago, Jiiaj o.

" FtouR-Wiiractive and 0c. better, bale at 10 5012 1 for White inter, and 9 oO

wS-KS'aBd no6tf. ,, Sales at 1 75al 80 for No. 1 In IS 1 orthwe stern . 1 621 66 for No. 1 regular, and 1 19(1 50 for , The

MATTHEWS. ' i W. G. Fd-I-ERTOS!,

. Late of Louisville, Ky7,:? -.-nr.-t

MATTHEWS & FtLLERTON.

' Dealers in : 1 ; AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS;

Wood' ana Willow : Ware: ' " -and- . . HOUSE FURNISHI. NG-.ARTICLES

XA C A .-w 7 . , ( : TT v A TMSVI LLE. IND

lOBACCOSCREWSf&ci&c.

Tron aiid Brass : Castings 1 of Every

7.i;. :., Description.

Attorney s-at-Law. rPRra An Third street, nearly opposite the

CourHouse, at the building rneriy occupied by the late Dr. John T. Walker. ;

novi.j out

JMO. i. oprius, m,wi...e am hotter CORNWas ' active,- closing Sales aT 49(n;50c for 1. 45ic for J.o.2. and 4344gc for rejected. ifnr oats Were (a;4c better, at 31312c for

No. 1, and 2727ic lor No. i . flBS. rye Was Ura2J,c better. Sales at 6263c for No. 1, and .t3o3c for No. 2. ? BEY--Was quiet. Sales of Western atWHisKy Nominal at 2 222 23. , 1 Provisions Finn. - . - Tn-aa PnKWns oulet and firm: sales oi

lOObrls. at 30 00. Bulk Meats were firm; K of 150,000 lbs. rouKh Sides at 14e loojB, at Peorta. and 20,000 lbs. Shoulders at nc LARD-Was higher f sales of 190 tierces ftLv4E Hogs Were very active and firm.

Ba"":,r moderately active and

steady.. BaleB at 5 007 75., i nv; . -

Farmers' Companion.

M. GLEICHMA5i.,t ,

. Dealers in Steam Ouages, uum Fire-Brlcks, Wrought iron Pipeslting Clothc, at Manufacturers' Prices. .- j ., ... ...... ... .... o .:j.ri,.i'Jli,'--1 ,

ssr . LJ. l.. J Cmrwo FTTRACTOR tO

uueniBBimPi .ro?.v. ---- . f.

the public, xms Macume most useful t6 farmers now in use, ana-is designed for three important purpas. m "i . ci. . Tn hml Saw Loss;

1 u tTAUt;t n.uiui... . am, T , . tJ . T, . -

M Tn miup und ham laree rvn-". . .

durable, simple and cheap. . Two men can wSr.H: iuW thir flelds and mead-

- f ah,.nni will find it t their i

interest to aet one or. tnese .

particulars apply to jr.KICHMAN

No. 89 Main Street, 0PPit?uXtiH,?ad; marl4-aradw BvansvUle, Ana.-

FANS, Fancy . and Plaiiir ;

Repairing Done at Short

Notice'. I

For

marl3 3m .

At HEAD MQONEY'B,

? Workmen sent to all parts to fit tip work and Repair Boilers and Machinery, s; j B a Vrr will receive our individu

al attention, and wUl be promptly hlledon the most reasonable terms. : ' - s 1 1 . . . . rofficVand Foundery on UieCftnaL corner ox igi aueu . . -cwy

Attorney-at-Iiaw, ,

NOTAKY-PUBLlC5andT REAL ESTATE

' war Soldiers', and all other claims pro-?"omee-Evansville, Ind. aptlS dtf j7mTsHACKEI.FORD .8. B. HORNBROOK. Khacfeelford t llornbrooli, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND REAL ES- .(:' -. TATE AGENTS, '-.' ' bfflce onvThird Street, between Locnstr and Main, west side. rn.

tions. -

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. JAMES T. WALKER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT fOR TAyININO KNHIONS, BACIC TTSCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND P for theWldows and other Igal Reprentatlves of those who die In the ryloe ofheUnlted States. Office on the Northwest side of Third street, near the WashHouse, and nearly opposite thd Court House, Evansville, Ind. . All business entrusted to kl V' . promptly attended W. - , . ; JiaW-ly.