Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 January 1869 — Page 1

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. 2 00 . A 75 . 15 i)0 LATEST MEWS ITEMS. Ooia closed la New York, yesterday at Col. Wynkoo--, Indian Agent, havini changed bis resignation so as to make it unconditional, the same has been accepted by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. A niuRharapton, New York, dispatch of date-lth says: The grand opening of the Albany Jt Susquehanna Rillroad will take place on the 12t h, at which will be present GoveiDor Hoffman, the Legislature, the Erie Hailway officials and others. A ban quet and other ceremonies will take plac-. A Washlugt-m dispatch states that au ailegfd spurious Railroad company has obir.iad 8i,iK)J,000, and an enormous nmouatof land by grant from Congress and two distinct corporations are claiming the subsidies granted to the eastern dlvis ion of the Union Pacific Railroad. The Times says the whole country desires to s o Hen. Grant enter at his accession upon a boid, resolute and determined crnfciule against the Government, and the bolder and more resolute ha makes it, the more completely will he be supported. The tenure-of-office bill ought to be repealed. General Grant shoald be left entirely free to undertake and execute such reforms in the civil service as may be required. Private letters from Cuba do not confirm the recent reports from that country, relative to thereverses of the revolutionists. It is stated that the Insurgents outnumber the Spanish garrison on the Island, aifd that there is every prospect that they will be successful. It Is thought that if they c.tn hold out till March, independence is certain. They conteinplete the total abolition of slavery, and will not have annexation to the United States unless as a final resort. The New York Tribune of the 4th Inst, edi tot tally says: We hope to see a constitutional amendment framed and adopted which will couple universal amnesty with impartial suffrage, and make It apart of our fundamental law. Of course, the Republicans of West Virginia, Missouri, and Tennesseewillnotliketo.be voted down In their respective States or In portions thereof by the now disfranchised rebels; bet no more will the now dominant rebels of Maryland, Kentucky, and Delaware relish the enfiancbisement of their black neighbors. A Biston dispatch of the 4th says Mayor Shnrllffe and the other members of the new city government were duly inaugurated to-day. The Mayor's inaugural message Is a document of great length, reviewing in detail the work of all branches of the city government during the past year, and speaking encouragingly of the material growth of the city. The landed debt of the 4th of January current is over sixteen and a half millions of dollars; the unfunded debt nearlv two and a half millions. The means on band fpr redemption exceed five millions, which leaves the net debt of the city 513,311,193, an Increase during the municipal ear 1863 of the gross de tcf 84,930,210. and of the net debt of S3U8,61. LSGEAPH. Ne"ws by Atlantic Cable. Th9 Amnesty Proclamation Ex-Rebels Preparing to R9turn. Bridge Across tha Missouri River at Laavenworth. The Champion Billiard Cud Treasurer Spinner taken Slick. Affairs in Arkansas. .Th3 Accounts from Rsbal Sources. Ilorton and Thompson the Express Robbers. CHICAGO. The Champion Billiard Cue. Chicago, Dec. 4. John McDevitt on Christmas, day wrote to Phelan aul Collender.i, of New York, surrendering to them the champion billiard cue of America in order that it may be competed for. Phelan and Col lender have returned the cue to McDevitt as the one most deserving of it. McDevitt now challenges 'l any player in the world to compete icrthegoklen cne at $5,000 a side; American game cf fifteen hundred or two thousand points, second size four .pocket standard table, two three- ' eighths inch balls; the challenge to Remain onen thirty days. Over 27,000 emigrants arrived here last year. Ti e McLean County, Illinois. Sol diers' Monument at Bioomington has been completed and accepted. It is tif'y feet high, of white stone and ermont white marble, and cost $15,CuO. It will be formally dedicated next Spring. The Wisconsin Senatorial contest "between -Carpenter and Washbume is waxing warm. The former's chances are the better.4 The Legislature meets on the 13th inst. Joseph Howe, of Marsh Plato, aged twenty-five, shot himself dead in .Elgin, Illinois, last Wednesday. The Helena Post says that in the famous Union Mioe there are 1,000 itoos of excellent oro ready to be .crushed", and 10,000 tons of equally good quartz in sight, and that the ledge contains quartz worth five million dollars. IJEW YORK. Morton and Thompson, the Express Robbers Organization or city orernment Premature Kxplo- ' sion -Death of Four Men Miscellaneous. New York, January 4. The new 'City Government was organized today. Mayor Hall did not send in his message. The Comptroller's report estimates the appropriations needed for the year at $12,000,000, of which x -about $10,000,000 are to be raised by tsTition, TSe annual n-.essage of Mayor Klabof Brooklyn, shows that 3,300 bm,;tg5 hive beea erected in that . city u jriug the year.

VOL. XX.

A. suit has been brought in the Supreme Court by the stockholders of the Merchants' Union Express, to restrain the consolidation thereof with the American Express Co., and to prevent the collection of an assess ment of $'5 per share on the stockholders of the former company. The police captains and sergeants held a meeting, at the police head quarters to-day, to devise means ot securing ao increase of salary by the State Legislature. A committee wa? annotated to co to AlbanjK and if possible secure the necessary legislation. New York, Dec. 4 A premature explosion occurred yesterday noon at the wreck of the steamer Scotland off Sandy Hook, which resulted in the death of four men and the severely wounding of several others. The Neptuno Submarine Company made a contract with Government . last Fall to remove the wreck of the Scotland, and have been at work for several weeks, whenever the weather would permit, in blowing the wreck to pieces. There were about twenty men employed in this pervice, under charge of Capt. Wm. L. Churchill, late of the Navy, with the Company's steamer Commodore Trustos. Yesterday two charges cf powder were taken on board a small boat at Sandy Hook, aad towed out to the wreck. Another small boat was loaded containing an air pump, diving apparatus, two divers and tour men. The boat containing the two charges of powder, 87 pounds in each, was now manned by Captain Churchill himself and three men. The diver went down and signaled to have one charge sept down, which was done, leaving one charge in the boat. oth charges are connected by a wire several hundred feet in leusth. After placing the charge, the diver came up aud reported everything ready, when both began to pull away, but had proceeded half the usual distance, when from some unexplained cjusg the submerged explosion took place, followed almost instantaneously by the explosion or the reserved charge in the boat, blowing Captain Churchill and the men to atoms. It is supposed the. charge in the boat was exploded by the concussion Several men in the divers' boat were severely injured, and have been seat to hospital by the officers of the (Jom6 any. The Dames of the killed aro: aptain William L. Churchill, diver Louis Jurgins Zamer, George Moore, and James O'Shay. , Sir. George W. Beardsley, the electrition in the employ of the Company, was not present. New Yokk, Jan. 4. Morton and Thompson, the robbers .of the Merchant's Union Express, arrived at White Plains, late Saturday night. It is believed they will be used as witnesses against P. W. Brown, tho agent of the company, who is alleged to have planned the robbery. EUROPE. By Atlantic; "Xelot-itili. The Amnesty Proclamation ExRebels Preparing to Return, t ENGLAND. London, January 4. A- writer in the Tim-es discusses the present situ ation of France. He says: Ihe year ends with the most precarious peace the world ever saw, and pronounces M. Rouher a mere Afaire du Palais: notices the growth of democratic sen timent in r ranee, and declares that the Emperor must either check the press or abandon his present govern ment. London, Jan. 4. In view of President Johnson's amnesty proclamation of December 25th, Jeff. Davis, John Slidell, James W. Mason, A. Dudley Munn, and other ex-rebels are preparing to return to the United States. The press of London generally approve of the treaty between China and England, recently concluded by Lord Clarendon and - Minister Burliogame, FRANCE. Paris, January 4. The Ambassadors of China will have au interview with M. Laviolette, Minister ol Foreign Affairs, ou Wednesday. The Greek Government asks for a postponement of the meeting of the conference on the eastern difficulty, until the arrival at Paris of M. Delijounis, the Greek Minister to the Sublime Porte. ST. LOUIS. Tbe Bridge Across the Mississippi at Leavenworth, St. Louis, Jan. 4. Proposals for building a bridge across the Missouri River at Leavenworth, Kansas, were opened on the 1st. No award has been made, but the contest seems to lie between Charles Kellogg, of Phce nixville, Penn., and L. B. Boomer & Co., of Chicago. The bid of the former for a bridge, with cast iron top cords, is $628,500; for a bridge with wrought iron top cords is 6GG5,000, and for a railroad to carry material from the Missouri Valley Railroad track to the work, 1G,000. The bid i me jailer compaay ior uriusre with cast iron top cords is $673,490; and with wrought iron top cords is 699,490, accompanied with an offer to take a large amount of stock in the bridge. jHAVANA. Geo. lersundi Itolds a Grand Review Another Skirmish: between the Regular and Insurgent Troops Arrival of the Newly Appointed Captain General.. Havana, January 4. Captain General Lersundi held a grand review today of all the troops in, and around the city. No Dews has lately been received from Count Valmezeda, who, at last accounts, was out on the line between Nuevitae and Bayamon. The Gazeta publishes an account of a skirmish between the regular troops and the insurgents on the 2Gth ultimo, ia the vicinity of Manzallio, and claims a victory for the Government. No statement of the losses on either side is given. The newly appointed Captain General Dulce arrived this morning from Cadiz. He disembarked at noon, and was conducted to the palace, where he was installed and took possession of the Government. None of the demonstrations, which it was expected would be made by both Spaniards and Cubaa3 on his arrival, took

j place. The ceremonies of his re-

ception were ot a tormal character, and pissea on quietiy. The new Viceroy' brings with him a number of general officers and civil employees, tie i3 also accompanied by Bishop Martincza, of the Diocese of Havana, who was sometime ago banished to Spain, by Captain-General Lersundi. WASHINGTON. Treasurer Spinner (irant'a UeluraTaken Sick Gen -Army Affairs. Washington, January 4. Treasurer Spinner was taken quite sick this morning, and forced to retire from his desk at the department. He hai been exerting himself much lately iu the exercise of his official duties. General Grant will return to Washington this evening or to-morrow. The public debt statement will be issued about Friday. It cannot be definitely stated what reduction will be shown. During December. $G,7G0,000 was issued to the Pacific llailroad Companies, $-1,810,000 being issued to the Union, and the balance to the Central Pacific. A claim agent named L. F. Ito!fe has been arrested in this city, by officers of the Secret Service Division of the Treasury Department, charged with au attempt to commit fraud on the Government, by presenting claims to the Quartermaster Generai's Office, which had been paid. MEMPHIS. Affairs la Arkansas Rebel Accounts of the Same. Memphis, January 4. The shooting of citizens at Marion, Arkansas, reported last night, is said lo have occurred at Augusta instead of Marion. Numerous outrages by the militia having been reported here, General Granger sent Captain Poole, 25th Infantry, to investigate them, but he reported that he was unable to trace them to any reliable source. L meeting of refugees from Arkansi was" held here yesterday, Colonel D. C. Cross, President. After considerable discussion it was resolved to hold a meeting to-morrow at Mound City. General Granger and other United States officers are requested to attend. George li. Butter, of the Tennessee National Bank, wa3 brought before Jude Hunter this afternoon. The trial began, but was not concluded. The bail, however, is reduced to $3,000. The trial will probably be concluded to-morrow. LEAVENWORTH, Railroad Bridge BalMIn. Leavenworth. Ks., Dee. 4. The contract for building a railroad and hishway bridge over the Missouri River at this place, closed to-day with L. B. Boomer & Co., of Chicago the work to be commenced the first of February next, aud the bridge completed in eight months thereafter. The County Board this afternoon, by unanimous vote transferred its stook of five hundred thousand dollars in the Missouri River Railroad to the Leavenworth & Atchison Railroad Company'. This action ou the p.irt of the Bridge Company and Board of County Commissioners is believed to be the most important ever taken in behalf of Leavenworth. The railroad to Atchison will be built immediately, and the bridge within the time specified. The business prospects of Leavenworth are such that the old citizens believe the city will increase from l'ortv thousand inhabitants to one huudred thousand within five years. NEW ORLSJAETS. Meeting of the Lonlslana Legislature. New Orleans, January 4. The Legislature met to-day. A quorum was present in both Houses. A dispatch from Jefferson, Texa, reports that Capt tin W. Perry, an old and promioeut citizen of that place, was shot and killed last night. The deed ,is supposed to have , been done by soldiers through mistake. " Toronto, Jauuary 4. The Whelan case came up to-day before the Court of Error on appeal. The Judges unanimously cecided that the writ of error was the proper course to bring the prisoner before the Court. Hon. J. II. Cameron theu proceeded with his argument. Messrs. Robinson and Anderson replied for the Crown. The prisoner was remanded until the 22d, when a decision will be given. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 4. It is generally understood that, when the Legislature of Georgia meets in thi3 city on the 13th, it will pass a resolution declaring that ia i's former action it was governed by an unbiassed construction of the Reconstruction Acts of Congress and the new Constitution of the State, and that it was not its purpose to deprive the negro of any political right. Queenstoavn, January 4. The steamship Manhattan, from New York, arrived to-day. .Yew YorX Gold ana Etoctc Market. By Telegraph. Nit York, Jan. 4. Mojjky The market opened eomewhat easier, though still strlueut, bat toward the close 01 the day became active aud very close. Under the opratloa of artificial means, and for the purpose of aasisting current, speculations, greenbacks were aain bought and sold in the ion roia with large dealings and frequent fluctuations. Call loans were made jt 17 per cent, gold to 7 per cent, currency, bat before 3 o'clock sales were made at 7 rjer cent, currency and commissions ol 1-16 to J- per cent, and alter bank hours per cent.; closing figure per cent. The better class ol paper ootaiued money early in the day, and It is believed the future course ot money will be toward increased ease, unless further artlricialhrjeans are resortt-d to. Sterling Q,uiet ata4(S9,' j for premium bills. Gold Lower; opened at. 13-!; advanced to 13554, and closed at 135(il3V. OovtiiNsiESTS Have been lreely dealt in. Price at the nrst Board, compared with the highest Bales of Saturday, showed a decline of IS jdS!4 per cent., except '82, '0iand'0. At the 12 o'clock sesson there was a general Improvement and a firmer l'eelin , with tht laraest dealings iu'GTs. At l.ie afternoon call the market was steady; coupons of 'H2. lllrlllV; do. 'tii, Hr7y,g'i)7i; do. '05. 107'ofios; do. new, lmi H ?i : do. '07. l J6ctl0ti.t; do. '08, 107'4(ds.i7; 10-403, li)Stmhii. Receipts t t he Hub-Treasury $1,907,753; payments $2,801,610; balance 81,570,558; clearances at the Gold Exchange Bauk 861,ti5:),000.

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r10KETARY& COMMERCIAL TTEEKLY ItEVIEIV. Financial. The stringency In our money market is still Berlously ftlt, and only Bhort bills, drawn against actual shipments, are taken by our banks, and then only in limited amounts and from regular depositors. The rates of Interest remain unchanged, say 10 to 12 per cent, in bankf and VI to 18 per cent, outside. Exchange on New York is In excess of the demand and rates vary to snit amount and supply of currency. The nomlual rates are: Buying, par to dlscouni, and selling, par to premium. Gold is stronger at 133 buying, and 15 selling. ' ' - t Governments are quoted as follows: Buying. Selling, 6 per cenS, bonds, 18S1 .1 14 115 S-20's, 162.. 110 . Ill 5-20's, lSt4 ......100 107 6-20's, ixoo hrr io: . 5-20's, 1805, new 110 111 5-20 's, 1867 110 111 6 per cent. KMo's lo5 luSVi 5 per cent. 10-40s, simall..lt'S luV Compound Interest Notes have all matured, but Bitch notes as are offered Er bought at X per cent. off. " The following quotations aro from the office of W. J. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 6 First Street. BANKABLE FUNDS. TJ. S. Treasury Notes. National Bank Notes. CNCUKRENT. Banks............. Indiana Free Missouri .10 to 25ri dis. ........loo ...10 to 2ilc ...;ioo " :joc " .60 to 90c " Kastern Bank Notes....... Planters' Bank-.-Union Bank Other Tennessee Banks.. Virginia, North aud fckuilh Carolina. Georgia, Alabama and La.IO to tc " 8tateBank of Indiana ..10o dis. Btate Bank of Ohio... 10c " General Tradb ox ihe City. The Gen eral trade of tbe city last week was quite as good as could have been expected during the holidays. The prospect for an increase In the trade was fair. IThe following quotations represent the wholesale markets. Purchaser, and salei in small lots toill vary somewha't f. om Ihe prices given. : GROCERIES. The grocery trade during last week was somewhat dull. There Is no change iu prices, though coffoe is firmer, in conse quence of the advance iu gold. We continue to quote : Coffee Is firm without material change in prices. "We quote common 2022c; fair 2123c; prime 24325c, and good to choice Java 353 38c. Laguayra 20c. Sugak Is .firm, with prices unchanged. Wo quote raw at 13gil4c; Porto P.ico 141jc; Orleans 13t313c; Demarara ' 15 15o; soft refined 13.Vai6c; hards 17'c. Teas There are no changes lu the price of teas. We continue to quote as follows Black.' Souchong, aOc to SI 50; Oolong, $1 to 1 CO. Green: Young Hyson, 1 25 to 175; Imperial, $1 25 to 1 75; Gunpowder, 51 20 to 2 00 ; Hyson , SI to 1 60. MoiiASSES Stocks fair and Vafilcient to meet the wants of the trade. Orleans plantation Is scarce, and quoted at 85390c. The refined eyrnps are according to quality and reputation of manufactures, iVom 65c to $1 25. " Fish We qnote Mackerel, No. 1, In barrels322 60 to S23 00; No. 2 $21 00; No. 3 S16; half barrels No. I 11 6O31I3 00 ; No. 2 83 50 10 00; No. 3S7 75QS 00 for new fih; In kits No. 1 S2 75; No. 2S2 50; No. 3,2 25; White Fish, 89 00 for new ; F7 50 for old. Rice Market firm at ll(g,HKc ; for good to prime Rangoon. Carolina 11)43 12c. ' Candles Light weights lsc, full weights 24c and eteady. CASBr-We coutinue to quote at 19c and 21c per pound. Starch Is unchanged at 7 to 8e. Cottons Yarns, steady bnt not active. We quote standard quality at 16c for 700, 18c for 600, and 20c for 500; poorer brands are selling at lower rates. JJattingVfe qnote No. 1 at 32c, and No. 2 a t 30c Car pet ClutinVor white 45c; lor colored 53c. LiauoHS There is 110 particular change in the liquor trade since last report. Prices remain unchanged. We quote: new copper distllled'whisky .! 00; one to two years old scarce at $3 50yj5 03; hlghwines$2 ."SO; rectified SI 75(2 35; common Bourbon and Rye S2(2 0, and Brandy, f2 25(2 70; Holland gin 2 50: imported brandy 512 0015 00; Old Port 82 50a6 50. DRY GOODS. Last week, being holiday-week, trade was non est inventus. Prices remain steady and firm at former quotations: Brown Huketing. Atlantic A lOc; Stark A 16c; Cannelton lUKc; Medford 15V,;c; Augusta 15ic; Lawrence E HJe; C, W, & B Medium 13'c ; Valley 034c. Bleached Sheetings and shirtings. Lonsdale 4-4, ISc; Hill's 4-4. 18c; Social 4-4 15c; Boolt E t-4, 15c ; do. B 18c; Battie A 13u; Leroy Mills 12c; KockvIUe , 12c; Sagamore 9c Prints Merrimac W, 14c; MerrimacD 13o; Sprague's, 12;c; American, 12Jic ; IHiiiuell,12.'c;Sirapsou's 12,'4c; Araoskeaj, 12c; Wauregan, lllc; Wauregau cliecSr, 12c; Wamsutta, 9c"; Troy, 8c. Tickings Conestoga Extra 4-4, 32o; Gold Medal 4-4,27c ; C T, 4-4, '25c; CCA ,i-4, 23c. Dress Goods Wool Delaines, 33gi0e; Fancy Delaines, l&3:20e; AaaXires, 22c; Oriental Lustres, 2530c. r, w Miscellaneous Skirt Braids, 75c: Coat's and Clark's Spools. $1 00; tiroen & Daniel's Spools, 55c; 2-bushel Bags, 7.a ,-iOo ; 2-bnsh Bags, 47(350c; 3-busli Bags, 57 60c; Raleigh Skirts, 15 0J per dozen. Gilbert's Skirts, $22 50 per dozen. Hats and Caps The Hat and Cap trade last week was out moderate, owing 10 the fact that the merchants were closing up the yeai's business. Eootsand Shoes But lKtle wa done in the Boot and Shoe trade lust week. Prices were unchanged; stocks large. Qukensw are Trade dull; price unchanged; stocks lull. Hardware and Iron. The trade in this department continued fair during last week. The quotations for Tin J'latet are $14 00; Bar Iron, 4e; Sheet Iron, boiled, 56Jc; Charcoal, 84$9i;; Fails, 5 00 for lOd; Axes, Mann's, !5 00; Lippincott's, 17 00; Simmons', 17 00. Building Materials. For the benefit of all concerned, we add quotations for leading articles In this line. The demand this season has been large, and we may confidently expect a large increa.se of trade la this department. We refer our readers to the best houses to which they can send their orders, to our advertising columns: Sash, 6a to 11c per light; Doors, $3 00 to $150 each; Blinds. 2 75 to $3 75 per pair; Nails, 85 25 per keg for 10d ; Glass, 53 75 to So 00 per box; White Lead, $3 25 to 83 75 per keg; Linseed Oil, fl 20 10 f 1 30 ; Lime, 90c to SI 00. Drugs During the last weei the drug trade was moderate. The following are the quotations: lVJiite Lead. 9 00 15 00 per one hundred pounds; Lard Oil, No. 1 Winter strained, $1 40; No. 2. SI 45; Linteed Oil, 81 I&C311 15: Coal Oil, 33g35c. Soda, 7aC for English, and 7c for American ; Quinine, prices 82 2J2 25 per oz. ; Indigo, Madras, 81 30 to 81 60. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. Provisions. Pork is firm, with a fa"r demand. We fix our quotations as follows: New Mess Pork 28 0028 50. Bulk MeatsHams at llJic Lard at ISo, tierces, aud 19c In kegs. Hogs at 7 CO gross, and !8 00 9 0O395O netc, according to quality, dieene we quote at 17c for choice Western Reserve, and lSJc for Factory; Hamburg, I7c. Butter Is in fair supply at 25c to 35c for country and Ohio." Grain Receipts of wheat during last week were very light. The price continues steady; market dull. We quote 1 60 for Mediterranean; 1 70 for English; aud 175 for prime white. Com is firm, with

little In market, and selling at 50o In ear for new; shelled 55c. Oats, are steady ; quotations, 5560c in new burlaps. Fixua Continues dull with a declining tendency; for good superfine 6 007 00; Extra is offered 7 00(3,7 50; Family and fancy brands are named at 9 0010 00 from white wheat. Cobn Meal We rind but little business done in meal. We place the price of kiln dried at 3 60 to ti 75 per barrel and dull. Hay Baled can be had now at tl6;18 per ton ; loose at 12(913 per ton. Tobacco Very little arriving. Sales of a fw hogsheads by Martin Hadiy & Co , Planters' Warehouse, at 1 55 t $11 CO. . . Bran Is held at S16,gl3 per ton, and dull, SHIPSTUFF 25 0028 03 per ton. Salt Steady ; small barrels at 2 80, and

large 3 50 per barrel. Gunnies New stock reserved la held at 22&23c; good quality of second-ijaud sold at 15.318c. Chicago Market. Bj Telegraph. Chicago, Jan Exchange Eatern firmer and off Fikmir Dull and easier; sales of Spring extras at 85fn6 50. Wheat Fairly active and In demand; le higher; il.-maiul pilncipally for No. 2: No. 1 il 25Q1 20; No. 2 81 Utsl 17; closing firm at 81 ioJiial my; sales aiuce 'change at l j7. Coun Quiet and 2&ls higher; sales at 62c fur old No. 1; No. 2 kiln dried at 5"x:; new53 tt.5c; ani no grade at 41500 ; closing at 65c f-r new, and 50c for no grade; Baits l) new Silll'fl 'Chani'i. .11 :", Oats In tair speculative request and lc higher; :.aies of No. 2 at 47iiI7Jic; clo.v iugat47a ixveju rair demand and 34c higher; traits of No. 1 at SI lO.a.1 19: clo.-sin ut t.h outside figure. , s Barley Dull and almost nominal at 1 05 tor No,'2. Hiohwinks-Dull at ftte. Altss Pork Ssieaeady and firm at 28 50 cash, and ss 75 buy -rs' option tor January ; clohing steady at 28 50 cash; extra prime pork S23. j L.a.hs14(43 lilgher: sales of fteamed atl74omlSe cash, and ISrtlJSjc sellers' option ior January and Feberuary; closing quiet at 17tl&c cash. Bulk wkats inactive, and nominally unchanged. Hoas Dressed moderately active and Meady; closing firm at 11 50;411 75, dividing on 2o0 pounds. Live opened dull and weak, Kubsequeutly became lirmer under a moderately active shipping and packing demand; clusiug firm; sales at i8 5t(rtii 40 lor common to jair shipping, and SO 05; 10 50 for lair to extra choice. Bekf Cattle Iu light supply; firm and steady at a range of f37 ( fr eumiuou to choice smootu heavy. fit. Louis Market. By Telegraph. St. Louis. Jan. 4. Tobacco-Unchanged; soi nd lugs quoting at 87 50(49 00; dark let f 89 MALi 50; Cotton axu Hemp- No sale-. Flouk-Active lor low grades; at 5 75(3 6 60 for su peril ae ; SO 80(37 oO for extra, and 87 7.;ji8 50 lo:- double extra. Wheat Dull, buyers -standing ofT; strictly prime to cuoice led and while Fall so;d at itl 6S&2 12,'S ; No. Spring sold at SI Corn Dull, at 61364c, and small galea of fancy white at 70c. Oats Held firm, but the market Is slow, at oie($rc. Barley Ciufet; 82 15 for fancv Mlnnesot i,; 2 Xj&z 05 for lair to fancy Fall. Rvk Steady and rirm at il 22(41 20. Whisky tiuiet, at Vltitii&c. PoiiKHeid higher, at 828 50, with, early sa.es at 2S. Bulk trATS-Orders filled at hlrher prices; shoulders llc; clear sides liV.s; loohe country pork hous siiouldeis sold at W4c; haius l3Vic; clear aides 14 Vic. Bacon Firm, but not much doing, small sales of clear side at 17'ic; uug r cared hams 17i7l4c: snoulder. Held a li.134c. LUD Advancing, prime city steam ..old at i7c. Hogs Higher, at 9;'101.c, nearly- all light wetglits. CATTLt Advanced, inferior to choice raii(je at &j7c prows with a good suppljr of low grade, but good are scarce. Cincinnati MarKei. v By Telegraph. Cincinnati. Jan. 4. Flour aiti" Grain Dull. Cotton Firmer aud higher; middlings 2.)c. Whisky Unchanged; small sales at 1." Hcgs Not offerinu; but few in market; weather too warm to slausler. Provisions Excited; all arlicles t eld higher, aud Hie mavkf-t lln-rrforn iirisett'ed; Mess Pork was held nt. i?20: it, soi ft J.t 82sui28 5.) 10 iheextentoj 2.;: barrels; iSiiils Mea s held at. ll'.j, 11 and lo.j for sKmii ours, sides and clear sides. Lrd Held at iH&i3Sl at the close no l.ei ter sales tnan ISc. Butter Dun and supply better; Western atSlylOo. C KiS a t 31c. . Linseed Oil iniet. at 1 031 05. Laki oil -tl 4 ,.! .rn). Petuolkitm 2S:;i0c for refined. tioi.i-l.!ij buying. Exchange Dull at 1-10 discount buying and par selling. New York Cattle Mr.rket By Telegraph. New York, Jan. 4. Cattle The market during New Year's weeic Las ever beeo characleriv.od liv a light hiipjdy of Cdtll-, aim lu past-week M as no t-xct-puou U the rule. The market, howevor. has been linn, and vrices well supported at the rates quoted this lay week. The quality of oiferings showed, however, a belter grade. To-day, with 278 he. id at Pomimitiip-iw yards. 800 at Berueu Hill, and 500 at. the National Yards, the murnet. was fairly active, and prices about the same a last week. Poor M medium cntt.l last wpek sold at. Urui.'ic; jnedlunno lair steers at 13.'14?ic; good steers, fa.t, at I.V.Jilt;;jc; prime to extra Kieors at 16V.'! 17c; iireiuiumslit MiUliyc; the majority ot sales beingut llc-ilSi". sheep the market was pretty strong during the past week, but trade noviici 1 ve ; the quality is not very good; but quotation well supported: to-day wo b.ive six cars at Cointiinnipaw, eiht air at Jlergeu Hill, and l,;k head at Fortiesin Street; the marKot wjus very lirm, witta fairamouint of business : sales reported, IrTjijuJi-ii end. We quote rominfii to lair sheep at 65! cy good to prime at bv7c; extra at 7(7ic premium at 7ifi,8c. I .am its Nomina:. Hoos The market for hogs was for the fireater pait of the week, duil, us prices were too high for packers, and the demand therefore was altogether for fresh trade; to-day the offer! n; was two cam or frtfkh iiogs at Fortieth Street, and eiiiftt 'aL Uommauiiiiiw, but tho market "was very quiet, and prices almost nominal; prime he i vy corn- ed sold at il0 2.i.ll) 50; medium at S10 OOglO 25; common at 50(10 00. European Market. , By Cable. . London. Jan. 4.-, 5-2d bonds, iiya'f Erles, 254j iilinols Central, 8VJ4. KI'KRM Oli-92. sugar is ;d. W hale Oil 37. Talixv- JTs 9J. HPIKITS I'URI'ESTINB 20s Od. , , Calcutta Ijssked ,ris odtnt.". PtTHOLEUM At Antwerp dull at XT. CorroN-At Havre, 12Vf. Frankfort, Jan. 4. Bonds 70)79. ' Liverpool. Jan. 4. roTTON Active ; mlddlin'r uplands, lltfi lld ; New Orleans, 11 MHJd ; sales, 20,000 bales. Wheat California whlta, lis 9d; red Western, 10s. Ff-ot7R 2Cs6d. Corn-37s 9d(j3Ss. Oats 3s 7n. " Bakley 5s. ' PE48 15s. ' . Pork 90s. Beef 105s. Lakd-00s t;j(G63 9d. 'H kese 70s. Bacon 3Ss Gd. Itr.siN Common, 6s; fine. 20s. - Spirits Petroled". 7d ; refined, Is CJd. Tallow 47s Gd. Turpentine 28s 6drt;29s. Li.skeed Oil 30S. Linseed cake, 12. New Orleans JSariet. By Telegraph. Nkw Orlkans. Jan. 4. Cotton Closed yxv. higher; middling sales 6,5: bales; receipts 3,557 bales ; exports 3.07. bales. tioLn i;S5J4. Sterling .47; commercial H53l4GJi; New York sight yZ(c diseon nt. F1.01TK-Easier; superfine 37 50; XX 7 75; XXXS8.SS 23. sriiAii Firm and active; common sugar l"c: prime 124lajc; yellow clarified 13 'H,;:ic. Molasses a2Vv5",c for common. 64 (Kn for Corn steady; whitu 77(ij7sc, yellow K0 ! OATS-eTOc. I P.RAK Dull, at 3137 50,110 00. iiAY-rnme ro uS27 J0. JORK Dull; asking 28 50.' Bacon scarce and firm; shoulder;; IP a.lk,'i::. clear rib ISc. clear sides 1'i' v LAhi Firm ; ticiccj lTie, Heg l-'.,-'

5ew lorlt Marfiet. By Telegraph. Nkw York, Jan. 4,

Cotton Fully 4c better; sales of 35,000 bales at 27c for .niajling uolanon Flopr Heceipis, 54 barrels; market heavy; high grades are steady; sales 7,400 bbls at S5 99-30 20 for superfine Stats and Western: 0 83,-47 25 for common to choice extra state: 8 05Cq-790 for do. extra Western; tn WZilQ tor good to choice white wheat extra; SO 90ut9 50 for common to choice round-hoop Ohio: 7 508 ri0 for common to lair extra St. Ioais; 89 00a12 50 ior gooa 10 choice do.; closing s'eady ior low and heavy tor high grades. California flour dull and nominal, at $Vi9 50 lor old and 9 75iiill 50 lor new. Kye flour is quiot ; sates 01 x. oarreis at tU 00331 OJ. Cohn MEAL-Qjiet; sales 300 hhls Tran dywme at 5 50. WiiisKY-Dull and lower; sales of 25 bar ms psiBfn Hiciree. wheat iteceipts 418 bushels: market a shade aimer and rather more active. In part for export: sales of 7.ri.o.M IiukIiaIm at. Si ;j lor xso. 3. aud mixed Spring; 1 5 1 ior iso. -z ditto m store and afloat; 2 J tor white Ca iforula; 2 2i for while Aus tralia. Kye Dull and heavy. Barley Quiet. Barley Malt Dull; sales of 500 bnsn eis i u u i. it ye ai alt isaies or l,5'J0 bushels nt Jl 42-. Corn Receipts 184,.r).S3 bushels; market liu.zo better aad more, dolinr; sale of 7.ooo busliels at 9t)-rsi tH lor new mixed West ern ; 81 Wirti I 09 for old do. In store ; 1 10 4 1 11 ior unio anoai; ti in m oj ior kiln drjei UHcfiiH 00 for j-i:liow Jersey and Southern 97.'n98c. for while Western; 9.Sc(q,l 00 for wnne .ouLiieru; )i':.c lor straw colored Southern. Oats Receipts, 80 bushels; a shade firmer) Rales of 44,000 bushels ot 7(iJ(77c jr vi esiern in siore, anu v4549o Jor uo. nnoat. geain in warehouse. Wheat. 3.37.V207 bushels: corn. 171151 bushels; oats. 2..Wi.il7 bushels: rve. 2T.8i7 bushels; barley , 317.292 bushels; malt, 09,029 uusnt-is; peas, uj, uusiieis. Kick Quiet; saies at fta-'it'Jo 'or Car olina. - Coffee Firm and quiet. huuar Quiet aud unchanged : Rates of 150 11 lids, hi llia for Cuba, and 13'il4c for D.'inaiara; also, 125 boxes of Havana at li 14 c. Molasses Pull and unsettled; sales of M) barrels of New Orleans at 74(70c. irETitoLE cm Crude quiet at 10c; refined in bond in lair demand aud firm at Hops-Quiet at 10tf?20c for American. , OiLLiuseed oil quiet at SctiSI 02. Provisions Pork firmer and qciet; sales 775 barrels at 28 2xo(28 50 for new mess; 27 25 lor old do; 22itt2.J 50 for prime: feti Ci V7 1j-.v mu..i nlw.i rjui ... w itls new mess seller Marcu'at $S "5; b;ef Kieauy; saies i.xi Darreis at ;9(ai ror new plain mess: 14 iti 60 for uew extra mess: tierce beef quiet; sales 125 tierces at 27:10 lor prime mess; Jl4i35 lor India mess; beef hams firm; cut meats firm; Kales 200 packages at lofmll'XjO tor shoulders; 14 '10c for bams; middles quiet and held more firmly. Dressed HoGS-Flrmer, at l3I3c for Western, aud 12,-l:j3 lor city. Lard Firmer; "900 tierces ac lff'4ai8"ic for steam, and ISJalSjc for kettle reu. lered; l.'X) tierces of'stesm f.-r seller for February and March at 18 ($18-jc. Butter Quiet and steady, at 2 Q43c for Ohio, aud 404.Sc for State. Cheese Firm, at 14-190 Naval Stores Quiet and unchanged. Freights to Livekpoul Duil and declining. Kew York Ury Uooan Marlrei. Bv Telegraph. New York, Jan. 4. The market continues quiet but firm for all staple styles of cotton goods. Atlantic and heavy brown sheeting are sieady at iti;-ic; facinc extra iu;c; Atlantio 11 snlrtJtijrs i.i'c; ixew 10m mills muslins z:: Wamsntta 22!-c; 'I uscarora and Mystic Lake'.oc; Masouvllle 17c; Amoskeag prints l'ic; .-prague s izyz, -iii.se, as 10 iiyie; facitio mills do. Cocheco 13Jc; Glasgow ginghams 15c; pa:ier cambnc llic for plain, aud Via lor high colors. Msmplns Slarlitt. iiv Telegraph.! MnjfFHlS. Jan. 4. Cotton Excited and irregular at Zt'c. Ateeipts, iM6 bales; exports, l,.'l.i2 1H i es. Flouk Fancy brands are a drug; superfine scarce at S7i.7 25. Cokn Dull at f 5(jt6c ' OATH Att3i(iie. Hay At 52.'. 021 00. Bkan At 325 00. Coax M k al t l 75. - PokK Dull nt2 50. liAKO At lUKftt I'jyiC. Bulk Meats KnonluVrs, lljrilllje. ar clear lles, WWp. Duesskd lious 94lle. No. l,4tls.j Unite! States Mars ha 13 Notice. United States of America, District of Indiana, ss.'S: -rj;rjBEE.N, a i.nti:t. i' isW tf foi mat ion was tiled in the District. Court ol the United Htalos for t he District f Indiana, on the 171 h d .y of November, 1.S0S, Jjy Charles W. Weifert and Chm ls L. CaneL, through their proctor, Mr. Marsh, against tlie sleamboat Westmoreland, her engines, tackle, tur. Iture, and apparel, neized at said Dlstnet ou a breach of contract civil and maritime, ou damages of 175, and praying process against said goods, and that tne same may be condemned and sold therefor. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the Heal ot t-aiit Court tome directed and delivered, I do hereby give public notice to i II persons claiming said uoods, or a ny part ihereo.', or in any manner interested there n, that they be arid iippear belore the said, the District Court ot tho UuiU-d States, to be Held at 1 lie cily of Indianapolis, in and for tne District of Iiiiliaiia, ou the first Monday of February next, at. U o'clock of the loi eliooa of that day, then and there to inlerpoi-e their flaims s-.cd make their allegations in that belMiji. - .BEN. HPOOMKIt. Marshal, U. H. Attest: J. D. iloWLANH, Cieik. janldllt ' Farmers and Housekeepers, t u. x: no 'x' x.c'J : If j-f.u want CUKAP SOAl', and tit the name l ime tlie very bt-st of .Soap, into a p o il i f i c i , or .C0XC8XTKATD 1YE, . ' ' . - - The Heady Family Soap-Maker. The only genuine Lye In the market. A bore of it will make much more ttoap than Potash or any bogus Lye. . ', , Mannfactured by Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Company Pittsburg, Pa. Importers of CRYOLITE, and manufacturers of the following Htandard Chemicals: Natrona Bi. Carb. Koda, Natrona Hal Soda, Nat ona Porus Alum, Natrona Muriatio ,Acld, Natrona defined Petroleum, Natrona Chloride of-Calcium, Natrona Fiouride of Calcium, Nalroua Haleratus, Natrona Caustic Acid, Natrona Bulpbnric Acid, Natrona Nitric Acid, Natrona UeCned Saponlfter, Natrona Halt. Natrona Copporn. etc. fscM&wtf Saw Mill for Sale. rjHK ixxkrkiuki:e fku for JL aie their Haw Mill on Pigeon Creek (i-ulton Avenue Itoad). TerniH liberal. For particulars inquire of F. W. Drinkmyer, oratthenr-w mill. BTAUK, BitlNKMYEP. &. CO. NOTICE. All persons Indebted to the undersigned are requested to settle their accounts on or before the 31st of December next not iarnr. After the lut of January, ISO!, those accounts not settled will tie colie-cted by law. tsTAIiJC, BKINICMYiB fe CO. . dec81m Call and See Them! KPfG'S Oll'llOVKlt HTEA 31 Poitable Crop Cut and Improved i'ui-wb e Hrenm Engine can be seen iu opeiaiion daily lor a short time ln tlie KtXfk yard adjoining the Kali road House, on Main Street, near the railroad depot, Evansville, Ind. Engineers, machiiiiKiH, and other interested in this branch of buninefcs would do well to call and examine thefce valuable Improvements, as t hey are altogether different from the ordinary engines. Ali-o. persons having timber lands, or requirbig Mteam power for any purpose, will find it to their advantage to fall ami nee these machines before purchasing elsewhere. For simplicity, economy, clurabillly, power, and tipace, the proprietors flatter themselves that they excel anvthing heretofore used. J tie ow tjd a, sii.; iei tor JI'ST ri:t.iv sale or retin, ny -1'V,,1.-n',-"L,-i.'s. Corner hevr-nin anu i",u',t si reVtj d(2 diw

ESTABLISHED. 1831.

CLOCKS. Wholesale CIocL iiouse.

CEISSLEU & UiaANO, WJIOLKSALK Clock Defilorw, Ceep constantly on hnd a FULL RKsort neut 01 Set'i J horn as ui ott.er Amt-rlcau .locks; RKOULATOltS, Ol-FJCii- AND BALL, JJUUKS. ' E Send ior l'rica List to NO. 48 MUX STILRKT. rnarlO dly LUMBER, SzC. TJtllJI.E. MYKltS fc III to. (Successors to S'eele A Trible,) KANUFACTUREliS OF AND DEALERS I Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &a. All orders for work hi t he Buildinz Hut? are promptly attended to. We keen coiiKtant.lv on Imml nil virwt of LUMIiKH, PINK arid PopLAK HaOH WKA'l'lf KKKOA Hil NO, Ac. iscrou tsawing or every description anu Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at the old ttiund of jsteuie . Tribie. oecond St., bet. Chestnut and ( Lerti. l-.VANOVILLK, If.'b. apl4 dtf CARD. In ref.lnns from desire to return my thank lo my lii.-nds who have favored me with business, and would usk their com in 'I a I lee wlr 11 11. r..a firtn. JAMKs hi ki-i.k! Kvansvllle, Jan. 29. rVISIU rIIltS KIHl.K ( OMI VI IM JL. tile Lumber BiiHiuij at bio old wand at the corner of Main ainl Seven; it HI reels and would respectluliy inform Ihe j.iiolio tliat his stock is large and neeond to i.ur in Ihe a-s.soi tineutH, eini laeim; Pino ol a Ihleknesses and nualitv. 1 Third Common ISaginaw Koanl up Three-inch First clear Piauit. Also. 50( hOOKa of vailous t li lolrnw. and styles, and JfUWO L1U1ITM. Window Hash. Pinenrnl PnnirHhiimu 3 and 4-feet Lath, Mouldings, Liu,. tiuarter-Kound, Ac, 4c. Orders from Uia mnuirv. river tr m filled promptly. Uj.il JOHN F.ULOVKll. Euildera aad Painters. IE AVE XS HTOUK, i,)0 pounds strictly pure White Iea-1, M.lXK) pounds pure Star Whito i-ad. &.(i00 pounds Bay Ktate WhUa Lca. l,(Xo gallons Linseed OU. 5.000 uounds No. 1 Putt v. In Ixla.liloro Cans. Window Glass, all Hlf.es. Olay.lfere' 1'oints and Putty Knives. COLOK8 Of everv vurinlr IlltV nt OIL. All of which we are KrtlUn ax i.h L can be purchased in the West. KL'LLKIJ is WHITE, Wholesale Druggists, Evaiuville, 2nd, mchb tt JAMES SWANS0N & S0?i, Wholesale and Kelall Dealers In PINE LUMBER. bfciusrleg. Latlu Door3. and Saali. Alno.a lare assortmeiit of Allebenv. Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, uressc-d and Undressed, ou hand' and lor Kale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Vim Shingles, eighteen inches long. We resnectfnllv solicit thn rttl re m nt Kvaimvllle U give us a call and examine our slock before purchasing elsewhere. Vaiid on WiTIll Htuekt, ' (OppoBlto JLamanco Wharf), EvansvUJo. Ail orders promptly attended to. inay'ii di;m " f M.VNCFACTULKIt OF Rasli, Doors, Ulnds, Fracics, &c, i A Dea!-r In Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shingba KIII.U, IMttHtlXtJ, &c. Office and Factory, Ourner Mthand H'alnu! Streets, Kvausvllle, lud. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. maisdlf TO BUILDKKS. JWlSIf T NOTIFY Til V. Kl Il.l frsund i.ubllo In general, thi-t lliave on hana and a:n still receiving a laie htock of Michigan. Saginaw, and Green Bay Fine and Poplar Flooring and Hidln:r, I' INK LlLMIiKlt, SUING IjKS, &c, Which I will sell cheap for cash. WM. 11UNNEU OQlce and Factory cmrner Filth and Walnut Kt reels, EvariNvllle, I nil. JelK:ti:i DRUGGISTS. Wholesale an.l liclall DrossDealer iu Hfe.Jiciiif"S, u'iifs, Oils, Entlu:, &c, MAIN NI'.. bet. Second and Third, KvaiiHvitiR, lir i. I'arllctilar attention K'ven to CCTTINU WiNlMiW OLAS.4 u any Kli. Junl dt: PLASTERING. r.. TOniNS doen all kinds of Ke. .fJL pairing In the iieatexl manner, OiueiH left nt Kcott H Hook (Store, will be. promptly attended to. C'lfcleins repaired d i!l dim COAL I COAL! TTAV1M1 I'l lU'MANKII OAITAIN JiA A. Liter m tow boat and coal Imrf.n, and the lease oi iiih iieeu ltiver Ccul MiufK, 1 will coutinue the buvlnesH on Locust Street, . Between first and Water, And will cell the bent GREEN RIVER COAL AT J2c. I'Klt BumttL, Delivered to any part of the clly. Orders for lowing left at the Office Will be prompt I y.atteuued to. auai d;;m THOH. WHITED. FRKD. HrftlERMANN, SCHUERMANN w. n. mrrtFoun. & BURF0RD. ApotueoarleH, OPEKA flIHJ Nttnti:, is BOtll'H FIUHT HTP.EET, (Chandler' Block,) Evanvillk, Ind. l'rescnptlons carefully compourxied at all hours. deli dtf O. 3rt. EUDD, STEAMS OAT AGENT. AND Special Agent for the Baltimore A Ohio Kallroad, wylfl-tf Kvasvili.k. Iwn. " C Cfc IC'II.I.H IMMVKK 1. O O 11 BAOOINO: I'm rnls 2-pound Kentucky Bagging; lUO colls M acli tne Hone ; U) tons Iron Cotton Ties; Also, ban- -made Hope, Twine, c. Eli KM AN, KISHKK & lO., octldll Ino. I'J rorlh Water Ktreet. Slcrcliant Tailor. X. fts?. --2ideroii Can be found at rfV J. O it JJJ1H O lJJJsJ apia 8m ( I- P-M A 1 Its.) ff K"- KXTRA 1'AHII.Y i9 J FLiiUH; .i i. i) ii i-e W Hut.ertlne Flour; no k.i i Timothy Hay; i i-i.rels Potatoes; 6i tv.i rels Hweet Potatoes, in '. u-e and fortialo ny KUUMAN, FIIIKtt A CO., oe'Jl dtf tio. la Not th ,V t ter Street.

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John n- r- - ' No. r:j :iLi: mil", dly ma ll LA UK i if 1 1 1 r JntyUly I .1 . CUATFIEL nt a x v v .' r x . :. ;.. ;. AVU Wii! I.l i ;..w PAPER KEAI 11 vAid 71) Uuluut Keep constantly on Land a cum; non m n t.l FLAT-CAT, IGLIO, IJIIT, nvi koyal, .mj jr. n;, FLAT LKTTFUH, vhdcph wvtthv-; COMMERCIAL A N I i'K..r :.' Hubbard' tiUiiKU CtiVr.it lv. No. 1 and li; I o. o' her htt;i-., color; FKINTKi..-'.' C Al'.i) !-;'i'm heel, colored end wi.de; m-i t'AUl8, lu lull vaiir- y ot 4i: Ml BUM. RULED LETT!': ;, NOT", CAP rAl'Ell.-, Various weight and riu;..;:t;iMAN UI'ACI t ;i"i in PAPEIt HAGS A VlJ)JKii All uiten aud nnirber..i, i-i;st. : ., of pap r. F T . A ' I Mt tat-.d rfrws JPiiper, HTnnllta IV., Ham J apr-r, htareft ' ;,. r. O i , J'ajier, J ar iimu Us, l-O uiv H,:w . I.tJilIicru ail t:inti For Hinders' une, tugclhxr v!l ii '1 1 nj I itiw jurrts r t. a i s . . i. , All of which wJ o.1i:r at Iowt".t prise. Orders by raall protnr-ly IM e i. chatj-ifii.n .: wo:;-d t 77 and . J V. ;.!! ;'i i marZl dtf ....- . GUN Is Y 11jX r.xti' a: i i id,' iu. V V for wale by FOSTKU JJKOfi.LUS, 5-1 WcHt Kcctiiiti ;'4-i 0 1 N 0 1 N N ATI, 0111 O We de.tlro to lnfonn t . n.i.Jo t i. !. have been appointed ii'-je .1. . for t h-,i ! n Importer In tho U;;iU J Kl. t v, : t ; now prepared l j u j 1 u ifuantlty. J5onles Ste:i':i (ore!:1. in in. cli:.H ' .toiin j;omtj:, UAKCFACTtlliU OF TS1 Xlllfll lit, J v OT3Hemp Pt.c'iin,;', v.r.d r't'-. xv for Sewing Gi r.:iMA IX ST., one floor muL '-" i r de22 d.'JmJ ciNd:-: 1, D. A.Cr.AKlCK, Mempiis. 'i ine. J. B. DHL-HI, l.ito ol LIU'"!!''. 1-iin.v. (Successors to Car!u'H A D aty Pro ti i u; t I ;;:! : COMMISSiai HE:1GIAL'T; No. sio rstoM- s; 5:r;s;r, BeU Wshlci;io aliJ Adiu. wi'jji ills. T! By permi sn we leier . l i s t Crawlonl, Lot'k", wn-.- . -i, Cincinnati, ilo; L. l uluer, .1,., . .... Evansvllle.'nd.: H.'yl.int .v Wl.iua:.. r, Evanvlliend,; 'ie l-.otl : L n.. Mo.; Cfarrs T. 1 1 inui-, ( : . ... i, .: t . . . Hnilth,Pi.l''eu(. iJe(.i.. i ., uj-ft-, IdBti. W H. Cherry, Presi.i ,.t. A:;- , NationalBatik, Meuinn, '.::; . : Kly "'. MfhipUm. i.-im.: .. $ A Co., M ini"'1;:. Co., Men l"i is '1 tm WM. OUil S. JAS. it. OI.KN Jt ktY.-l'i-x. r. sio, WHOLESALE iJiIOUi:.:', novKISm gMMMmMMMOWH ML WaUi t H "jT l ."L. MM tM Sale of LTjcliiiU'.'d (joo'. To all whom il .' concern : orici: tn i:tvi;itr i r., i'hm the uiie.uitiH d j .u K i at u t. an ous oil tees of AU.ttu r ipiei-i ........ ..i , . Houtiieru pullum will ta- ' d at 1'i.i.,, A nM..on to Hie IliiM.t'-a il-:d. I, 111 11:-- 1 . 1 v ol KvaiiH'illi.', Hi II." Au;- ,un 1 Hiram N ls". Locust M reel -pp I ! I I PoHt-OflWt on the 41 li i unless .be aiue Miail be tiaretS l'ld thereon. J I. 1' II. I . bal -t tiiWl!iiiii.kut!i'iiiny t e I I. Bost-C" eH tL,xUiCV . id puhli' Places 11..- ' eoiiKKned. Vl -u aJJ dlitn