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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph.] NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1875 and clos
ing at 1887.
GovERNMENTS-A shade lower; u. s. IS
coupons of 1881 1113z; $50 coupons 1862 lII56:
doals6i I0S1z; do. 1867 1857; 10-40s coupons
1907: 7-30s l045z.
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Tobacco Markets.

go .u1E 75G tGa NEW YORK, Oct. II.
4. TOBACCO - The demand fer Kentucky
Leaf is better for export, and prices gener-
ally firm; sales for the week, 1.200 hhds at
6020c for Tugs TO heavy leaf Seed leaf is
firm, but scarce; sales for the week foot up
about $50 cases, including old Ohio at sc :.
Connecticut at H@25c; and Pemhsylvania
on private terals.T In Havana tobacco the
sales of the week foot up about $50 bales al
S99GIc- Manufactured tobacco Is quiet,
except moderate dem and for black work
for export.
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New Real Estate Agency
/; - - p. Elliott Il Son

= LII. II. Elliott q Son ssa ,.-
"AvE OPENED A REAL ESTATE
III Agency for the sale of and renting o,
lands. houses, &c, &c. - .5,s4at E $50
Persons having houses or land to rent OF
sell, or persons wishing to purchase or
rent, viii do well by calling on them at
their Office, on -,
Third Street, near Locust,
I'm Elliott's Block.
iune1 If tlto
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Oct. Is.
CoTToN-Firm at 169l612c. uaH
CoRN-At 81 05(91 TO-. Il 1851 ft
HAY-At Sl4@l5.
OATS-At 6S(a70c. 1l4f .Y1Heu ll9V !
Z PCRK-At SGGQN Is. sr.-.. T. rrfH4Tf o.
BAcoNmshouIders at le1zc. and clear
sides at I91zel20c. III tlhvK0 z
LARD-At 15@I6c. axe M " sbgUW
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT ROOMS Suitable fog
i offices, in the new BUILDING No. 81
Main Street, between Third and Fourth.
oel5 diff II. c. WOODROW.
TeR RENT-STORE-An new four-story
Z store on First Street. For particulars,
inquire CT sps A. REFS,
Se28 Main. Street.
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Notice.

DY AUTHORITY OF HI. McCUL.
ID LOCH, Secretary of the Treasury.
through contract covering the wrecking OF
gun boats. &c, in the Ten nessee River /
hereby notify all parties or party con-
cerned in removing machinery, ordnance,
&C., from sai1 boats, that they must make
a report to me, Immediately, OF the amount
if sold to report to me, IN VALUE. / have
information that parties in st. Louis, Lou
isvlsle, Cincinnati, Evansville, and John
sonvlue, Tenn, have been concerned in
this removal. It is hoped that these par
ties will attend to this matter Immediately
and save legal process. fAanf.'s
GEO. E. WALLACE,
Oc3 diff Contractor.
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WYANTED - ROOM BY two gentle
" men, a furnished room, and board
ing in private family. within four
streets. Inquire at this office. [ocl4 diff
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WILL BE PAID FOR THE AR.
NJ rest and delivery of VIM. W. MAX
lucky, If arrested out of Kentucky. or $500
If. arrested in the State. Said Maxwell
murdered John A. Smith on the 10Th day
of September last. He is about IS years Of
age; black hair, and a little gray; blue
eyes; about feet inches high; free
spoken generally; profane; very lame
a cane; strong voice for one of his size. .f
Se& n. .s j. STUART.
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To REAL ESTATE MEN.-A full
assortment of long and short form
Deeds and Mortgages fol sale at the
JOURNAL Counting Room. If
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VT/ANTEDz TO KNOW. The where
w abourS of RICHARD NICOLA RNON
He was IN S Lotiis on tire 9th inst. ANY
information will-be than kfully received
by Ms MARY L4.FS McCSLLAARtNSo 20 Esans-
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the funds were expended in the pur-
chase and fitting out of the ship Col
conda, which carried $50 emigrants to
Liberia in November Additional
freedmen to the number of forty are
ready to saiEog 40 5sit 9p
idWAsHINGToN, Jan. 15.-The Com
missioner of Pensions has issued a
Circular. stating that applications for
pensions under the acts Of. June and
July last, filed from and after the first
of january, cannot be adjudicated be-
fore the 4th of March next 8q ad3
The report of Gen Gregory Com
missioner Of the Freedmen s Bureau
for Maryland, for the last quarter Of
1866, states that the condition Ofathe
colored people is generally satisfacto-
ry,. although. difficulties are still met
with in serving justice to freedmen
through the civil courts, owing to the
exclusion. by Magistrates oflthe tes-
tlmony ofeolored people. qoqm9 of
The chair occupied by President
Lincoln when assassinated has been
turned over by the War Department
teSthe Interior ond-li9W silj mo1 ?
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ST. LOUIS.
Drake Elected q. S. SenatOr-Passage
Of a Resolution Restricting SHf-
frage to Loyal Men.

ST. eLoUls, Jan. 15.4-At Topeka,
Kansas, the Senate, to-day, passed the
Joint Resolution for the amendment
of the State Constitution restricting
suffrage to loyal men. Caucuses have
been held here every night, but no
results have been reached in regard
to the Senatorial question. Pomeroy
and Carney are candidates for the
long term now, butneither has ma
iority.
The Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas
branch, is completed 90 miles west of
Fort Riley, and the road is graded 10
miles beyond, and is under contract tc
to be finished to 3S5th mile post by
the 1st of January, 1868. The earn
ings of the road now reaches nearly
$4,000 per month; and it is expected
that an.average of 100000 per month
will be made in the present year. The
Government expects to transport 20
00O,000 pounds of stores over thlsiread
during this year
Sr. LOUIS. Jan. 15.-Charles" D.
Drake was elected United States Sena-
tor for Missouri, to-day, by vote Of
112 to A. Blair received 80 votes. u
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EUROPE
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND

ENGLAND. IEszu9a Dds
LONDON, ] Ian. 15-noon.-Late tele.
grams received do not mention any
commercial panic at Hong Kong, as
reported.
1t is now stated that Bould's pro-
jeet for the Spanish loan looks like a
failure.
Consols, 81; Illinois Central opened
at 81; Erie declined to AL; 5-20's,
72B.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 15-n0on.-Cot-
ton opens heavy; sales, about 5000
bales of middling at 14fd.
sMANcHEsTER. Jan. Is The marx
ct for goods was lower and nominal
LONDON, Jan. 15.-Consols close d t
91Sc. American securities closed at
725 for 5-20s, 81! for I. c., and 44ff
ii Etab6N. 3tit b, JAN Il. 5.i1Ths ice oh the
lake on Regents Park broke through
to-day while crowded with skaters.
Over 200 persons were precipitated in
to the water and 80 drowned.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-Tle ! British
Government has sent a note to Greece
advising her to preserve strict neu-
traiity in the affairs of Gambia.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The steamship
VIM. Penn, from New York has ar
Dent Dent d CO., Veil known nj Ithe
China and India trade, who were
forced to suspend some time since,
have resumed payment.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15.-Cotton very
dull and lower; sales 4, 900 bales mid
ding uplands at, l4gs. .Breadstufs,
Id. Petroleum, refined, Is Cd.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 15.-The
question which arose between the
Perte'and American Legation, here,
in regard to the complaints by the
United States Consul at Cyprus
against the local authorities of that
island, have been settled sa atisfactorily
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. 15.-The last of the
transports for Vera Cruz, W which bring
home the French troops, sailed last
evening. -
PARIS, Jan. 15.-Detachments of
French troops from Mexico have ar
rived in France. -.
,19a1f5 rtTkAL70 obi2 dtI0F
NAPLES, Jan. ia violent temp
est visited the bay last right. Twen-
ty-four ships were wrecked, but only a
few lives lostI sIhV
GERMANY.
FRANKFORT, Jan, 15.-5-2O's sold
at 768.
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INDIAN APOLIS.
a4N aHf as1f7nN4Nt tGtWBta eN4 w @isN
Appointment OF House Committees.

1T Y
Especial to the Evansville Joulnal.l
asINEIANAPoLTs, Jan. 15.-The stand
ing committees of the House were an
nounced yesterday The following
named gentlemen were announced as
chairmen Of the respective commit
tees:
On elections, Shuey; on Ways and
Means, Newcomb; on Judiciary.
Hughes; on Organization of Courts,
Peele; on Banks, Hopkins on Educa-
ton, Mclean; ON State Prison, North,
Higgins; on State Prison, South.
Brucker; on Swamp Lands, Woods;
on Military Affairs, Litson; on Claims,
Wright; on Trust Fund, Funk; on
Fees and Salaries, Sabin; on
Sinking Fund, Miller; on Rights
and Privileges, Scammahqrn,; on
Railroads, Crane; on Manufactures
and Commerce. ,Geisendorf; on Pub
lie Printing, Russer; on Roads,
Thrasher; on County and Township
Business. Mason; on Agriculture,
Donaldson; on Scientific and Benev-
olent Institutions, Stewart; on Tenn
perauce, Daggy; on Mileage and Ac-
counts. Hartman; on Corporations,
Chambersi on { { fIanaBss an j fHFhaa4 Ex-
penditures, Campbell; on Federal Re
latiopssseFpqke ous Affairs Gefitha
City of Indianapolis, Hamilton; on
Engrossed BIS, Ch5AhBefs. -oE
JOINT COMMITTEES Enrolled
Bills, Mccarthy; on Public Buildings,
McMurray; on State Library, McCar-
thy; on Canal Fund, Beltords .aaavo
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WHEELING, VA.
Governors Message.


WHEELING, WEST VA.,o Jan. 10
The Legislature organized to-day.
In the Senate, Hon, VIM. V. Stew
enson was reelected President, and
E. r. Hall Clerk. .t1al ei3i5.i1~ 80
In the House, d. S. Pinuell was
reelected Speaker, and w r. Hub,
bard Clerk.
Gov. Boreman S message speaks en-
couragingly of the renewed and in
creasing prosperity of the State He
recommends the repeal Of the confis-
cation law of 1868, because it has new
er been enforced, is wholly imperative
and embarrasses business; and COM
mends the propriety of repeating the
usury laws, as they tend to repel aud
drive outscapital and enterprise; says
the revenue reports exhibit. a gratify-
ing state Of the finances during the
year Personal property increases
over % per cent, and capital IL per
cent. The new valuation ofreal estate
shows a very great increase over all.
He recommends the energetic prose-
cution of the work on the insane
asylum and penitentiary He says
Cne report Oh lISS SCuuVlo fSAOMc q
gratifying progress in the wor k OF
education, and urges the most liberal
legislation in support of the schools,
and a provision for7the agricultural
college endowed by Congress. He
advises the Legislature to provide for
the speedy geological survey Of the
State, and to encourage immigration
to the State. rf r..G sE -la. p. Haa
The message concludes with an able
argument in favor of ratifying the
Amendment ltc the Constitution OF
the United States, and says il was abb
solutely the duty Of Congress to take
charge of the rebellious States after
the war, and that under the circum-
stances the terms of restoration pro-
posed are not vindictiye or unkind
much less unjust A greater mag
nanimity was never shown under kin
dred circumstances Irao .ihs.t -
The resolution ratifying the Consti
tutional Amendment passed the
Senate to-day bya vote of Is to 3. /
will pass the House Tomorrow - on
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forms. The requisition for his extra :
dition was issued a few days since at
the instance of the Austrian consu !,
on the authority of cable dispatch
Schwartz was committed to prison to
await the arrival of witnesses from
Austria.
Judge Belts, of the United States
District Court, has refused the appli-
cation for a writ Of habeas corpus in
the cases of two young men enlisted
in the army. The guardians claimed
that they were under twenty one, but
the evidence produced showed that
they took the oath when they were
above that age. The Judge decided
that the oath must be considered suf-
ficient.
In the case on trial in the Criminal
Court, of David NJ Freeman against
Seadock Street, the plaintiff claims
$4,000 damages from Street for run
ming away with his wife, from Chi
cago, in 1867 t-9m 3d5 sYGd "
Hammond, commander of the ships
Invincible and City Of New York, and
John Shannonl were arrested on a
charge Of robbing the Stonington
Line Of steamers of freight valued
at ten or fifteen thousand dollars.
A carman named Keomahon AR
rington, and James Warner, turned
States evidence TO escape prosecu2
ton. : 1t is said, to be a, large organiza7
ton for the purpose of robbing vari-
Gus steamships. The company $ plans
are probably frustrated. aauona daiI
The Hudson River Railroad will, on
and after the 18th, sell tickets and
check baggage only over their own
road.
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WASHEN GYON.
Proclamation of the Preddent-Bill
for the Sale of GOld-DismiSsa of
E the Officers Of the New IrOnSideS-
Circular Of Commissioner OF PEN
SiOnS. * a

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 15.4The Presi-
dent has issued-a proclamationsdated
the 18th, sanctioning andsconhrming
a regulation by the United States
Minister oJapan, forbidding Ameri-
can vessels~,stopping or anchoring in
any port Of thatzcountry, except the
ports of Naagasaki, Hokodadi, and
Yokohoma, during the hostilities be-
tween the Tycoon and the Damius,
unless in distressor forced by stress
of weather.
Two colored boys who escaped from
their former master, in Montgomery
County, Maryland, were yesterday be-
fore sthe Supreme Court Of the Dis
,trict, on writ OF hdbeds corpus. AZ
ter hearing the Court ordered
them returned to their old mas
ter, on the ground of@ evidence
that they had been, under Mary.
land statutes, apprenticed after
their emancipation. The counsel for
the chil6ren's relatives pleaded i'll
treatment by their master, and that
their mother had died, from neglect
and hunger, in the woods. After the
-uCClclOn VI bliC NfOuiI du appear was
taken, but before it could be had the
master departed with the children.
Gen. Sickles will give evidence be-
fore the committee to investigate the
murder of Union soldiers in South
Carolina, Secretary Stanton will also
testify.
s The cutter McCulloch should have
been at Havana to- -daV.48
Morrill,, Chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee, will report a bill
for the sale of gold before the close OF
the. week; and make a ,speech adyor
eating the gradual contraction Of the
currency -gu4a hr-
!, The Secretary of the Navy has dis
missed all of the officers Of the new
Ironsides, on the ground that it was
in consequence of their carelessness
that the vessel was burned.
The annual meeting of the African
Colonization Society was held to day
The receipts of the year were $38, 153
Disbursements, $38, ,342 Much o
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bers who were sick, after having been
previously voted down
The Council has passed a resolution
asking the President to remove Gov.
Cummings, who is charged with mall
feasanee, klte @6i, .q9Vff .8li8
The negroes are rejoicing over the
action of Congress in granting impair
tial suffrage. Two hundred have
signed petition favoring the admis-
sion of the State under Edmonds'
Amendment ~ - - =, ,n.a
Forty armed mounted men deserted
from Fort Morgan, last week, and are
reported to be on their way to Den
yer, to rob the city banks, and Wells
& Fargo's Express H 1A1it'
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KAN SAS.
transportation Line Started for
Santa ne.

JUNCTION CITF, Kansas Jan. b
Woolworth & Barton's transportation
line started the first train for Santa
Fe to-day Others follow immedi-
ately. This is much earlier than the
trains usually start Trade promises
to be very large this season.
DENVER CRY, Jan little Legis-
lature has adjourned until Friday.
The resolution against admitting
Colorado as State was passed by the
House, in the absence Of several mem
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sPRINGFIELD.
Preparations for Manufacture of
Arms.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 15.-
Preparations in the Armory here, for
work on an order for $4,000 new
breech leaders, for the Government,
are complete For the present, about
80 guns per day will be turned out
from the old Springfield muskets being
altered.
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CANADA.
Destructive FiFe-COnVictiOn of An.
other Fenian.

ToRoNTo. Jan. 15.-Ano ther Fe-
nian-John O'Connor-has been con-
victed; sentence deferred. Patrick
Heating was acquitted.
INGERsoLL, G. w, Jan. ia de-
strucrive fire commenced at midnight
in the shoe store Of JAS. Gwynn, and
consumed the stores of the following
owners: Pool, Brooks, Greway &
Fowler, Dobson, and Buchanan Bros.
Very little property was saved.
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wQEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR

-urqEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
Y he very liberal patronage recslXed s
narn1anent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profes-
sional services or mott toyisit their rooms
an see tie various styles OF WORK manu-
: improvements and inventions are being
made and everything that will subServe
The interests of their patients is secured by
them Their establishment and facilities
are equal To any in the Eastern cities.
They have several AnRstheticS for alle-
Waiting pain when extracting teeth. 2
Cheeks that are sEnken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles of eARTIFlC1AL
TEETH made anywhere In the United
states are made by as Irregularities oil
Children's Teeth successfully corrected.
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BOSTON a
Rowing Match.

BosToN, Jan. 15.-Walter Brown,
of Portland, has arranged a rowing
match with Hamill, of Pittsburg, for
$1,000, over five mile course. Brown
is allowed $500 for expenses.
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AUGUSTA, ME.
Subject of Assassination by Nor.
mons.

AUGUSTA, ME-, Jan. 15.=The sub
iect. of assa ssinati6n blythe VI MohaoGs
has been presented to the Legislature.
Referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations. DR.. Robinson was a for
mer citizen of Maine.
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w HLrt IN GTON.. o0
Arrival of Steamer with Troops.

W11nIHGTox, n c., JAN. 15.AThe
steamer Cosmopolitan, from Charles
ton, arrived with three companies Of
the 9th regiment colored troops,
en- route to Raleigh, where the whole
regiment will be mustered out.
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LYNCHBURG. VA.
Train Precipitated down an Embank-
ment-EIeyen Passengers Wound

.B60.G00 4 - etAeef 1-sA}
: LYNcHBuRG, VA. Jan. 14--The
train on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad was precipitated down an
embankments Sunday night, and eley-
en- passengers were wounded
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@l5I : DENTISTS. .rlno
-DRS. HAAS & COOKE,
t.,a,os ssSs o -.f9 tsdt
u9ds one 1-i-A-Iy 1isoi
eo0D DanAiSfa
nENTTSTS.
Surgeon Dentists.

Rooms over First National Bank,
org Corner Main and First streets,
: Evansville, Ind.
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Dismissal of the officers Of
.o5..., the IrOnSideS.
Senator TrumbuII Re-Nomi-
q mated for VI. S. Senator 1
-ls97 from Illinois. 2 ''f
Resolution for the Removal Of
Gov. Cummings. q
Missouri Legislature Oni NM
9go ,9 parchment. .aala aa

Proposed Convention Of Sites.
o Nple lieI lliH laNlaA9t etsf54
fsUh slfqiHOIg z199iD
inauguration oft, Coy
- eInOr GeaH.H.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
JEROME PARK-RACEs TO-DAY.

JEROME PARK-RACES TO-DAY.
The attendance last night at No. 1,16O Broad
way was very good and the bidding brisk for the various
pools sold by DR.. Underwood. There was no betting on
the hurdle race for which go. Gen. Williams, 40 10
viii No ridden urobablv by Gen stoughtOn; Tycoon,
Is0 H. by Capt Gordon Dixey, by Col. Lydg Rocks, by
Mir Carroll Livingstone Ripley by Col soughton; lara
by Glenn AlOway. and Secaucus, rider not known Inc
second race mile and thTeequarteTs for al ages gentle
men riders has starters. Red Dick Gen McMahOn
Red Dick Capt. Moore, No. 3, Climax, Tar River, ana
Freelance In the pools Red Dick was the fay0re at 20
Gen Mcmahon IS, Capt. Moore 25, No %, Cilna& To-
Tar River and Freelance The third the Cham
payne stakes for year Odds In the pools last nght
Morris entries brOu go sanford no. Mcdaniel 3d. Reed
30 Bacon 49, and jerome TO- The fourth race
premium and for ali ages, dash two miles, the horses
Sold "a follOWS.
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cgs OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CAsES With PENCILS.
The Numbers Indicate size only No oens TUG 'N''
and No 10 the largest
ICES OF PENS WITH sILvER-MoUSrED DESK
Anu To III HVIV''V I'VNN''
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.

MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.
WARRANTED
These IA carats ana superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous TO the year 1880.
Livery Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality
and numbered.
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident.
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
r;IcKs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

THE YELLOW FEVER.
MOBILE, Oct. 2j.-There was but one inter
ment from yellow fever to-day. ,...
MEMPHIS, October @.-Ihere were Ve m'ermon'9
from yellow fever this afternoon.
NEwORLEASs, Oct. 25-There were IL yellow leVer III
ternents during the "a hours ending this morning.