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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-11

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BY TeIegraph.l HEW YORK, March 20.
CoTroN-DuI and &c lower; sales $50
bales at we or lniddling rpiauds-
-FLoUR - Receipts of 6,2g barrels ana
sttll rules in favor OF buyers; sales Of & 400
barrels at s. 30a6 l0fOr superfine Stale and
Western IS I5G6 s. for extra state SO l5a
90 for extra Western, = 0gT 65 for VIII te
wheat extra, 50 3097 65 for round hoop
Ohio, 81 OJ(d5 30 tor extra ST. Louis, 50 q Il
for good choice st. Louis; closing ouiI.
RYE flour heavy; sales of $50 barrels at
s. az 90.
CORN MEAL In request. sales OF 600 bar
reiS of J ersey III 81 >.
WHIsKY-Qu1et;s sales of % barrels West
ern 9jc Zee.
WHEAr-R4eeipts 6.29} bushels: market
dulI ana dech ning; sales Of $1,000 bushels
at IL 429l Il for No Spring in store and
81 % for choice amber Michigan; 81 % for
W h1te California.
RYE-DuIl-
BARLEY-In moderate request; sales OF
4,500 bushels OF C+nad4 West al - ID in
store; also, sa eS Of so bushes Of German
at 3 %.
BARLEY MALT-DuH
CORN-Rec4 ipts 2l0, sos bushels; new very
scarce and firm; sales OF 2,01g bushels at
9jc Tor new mixed " estern; 96997c for new
OAT--Lower and dull: safes of 1900
bushels at 74l4974lke Tor Western IN store;
75z5077c for 10. ali jat.
RICE-DuTi.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
sUGAR-Qaiet; sales Of 255 boxes Cuba at
AtOIaASSES Dull.
PETROLEUM Quiet at 19c for crude, and
33 d33t5c for REFINED bonded.
HOPS -Iu ai so l5c for American.
LEArH ER-- ole duli and unchanged
Wool Qaiet; sales OF 900 pounds at
47957c for domestic fleece; 46G46%c for
pulled; 63c Tor tuobsd; Sic for Texas; 81 q
SIC for California.
COAL4-Domestic "A little more active at
596c; fore .ell dun and nominal.
LINSEED OiL-C uies at IL O2dl Oh.
PORK-Dull aHu dropping; safes Of 625
barrels AZ So IS 81 for new mess, closing at
$50 81, cash; $50 51030 % for old do; S2j9
= . tor prime: S2S 5J@3l for prime mess.
BEEF-Ieavy: sales of lS0 barrels at s. 30
@sl6 for new plain mess; SI20lS 80 for new
extra eSs. Iierce beef dull and heavy /;
sales of 80 tierces at S25G3O for prime mes
SZ7933 for India mess. Beef hams duh
sales of - barr els at S25aSI.
CUT AIEATS-Heavy; sales of 10 pack
ages at l5g I312c for shoulders; l64I7l4c for
hams.
DRESSED HC HCGs-Duu, at I38I3}zc for
Western; 1871 9I4c for city.
MIDDLES-Quiet and steady; sales of 800
boxes at lie for long clear; lie for Stafford
shire.
LARD-Quiet and firm: sales of SO tierces
at I754t9 l914c forsteam; l91z gl9lac for kettle
rendered.
BUrrER-Quiet and firm, at 30G3Sc foI
Ohio. and 40d55c for State.
CHE EeSE-Ffrm. at ISGZ215c.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-DuH and heavy
at 52U53c-
FREIGHTS-Duu.
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FELEGRAPAz SUMMARY.

Sold closed in New York, yesterday, al
2
The majority for Stearns for Governor OF
ew Hampshire is reported to be 1900.
The National stock Exchange opens
day in New York.
The safe in the Custom House, at Cleve-
nd, was robbed yesterday OF $500.
The Legislature of Maine refused to pass
Constabulary act, by a vote of y TO IA.
rhe Bsltimoreans propose to give Andy
huson an extensive reception to-day,
d a banquet tonight.
The Republican Senators made an 1nef-
tuaI attempt yesterday to arrange the
Ter of business.
"A old lady of sixty, named Enmons.
r daughter and grandson were found
zen to death in a suow-dyift, near
lchan Corners, Vermont, on Friday last.
ohm II. French, a resident of Connecti-
= was fined 500 Ia the Criminal Court at
ltImOre, on Wednesday, on a plea of
iity of selling goods on sample without
icense.
ewett's Mills, at Sharon, Conneaticut,
re burned on Tuesday. Loss $4,000; in
anee $4,000.
torace Lackley, of the Vermont Central
iIroad, died at st. Albans On Tuesday.
sht.
'uaean s. Walker, son OF Robert ].
llKer. had all his teeth knocked out by
'ailraad accident on the Erie Railroad,
Tuesday. Eff
ilas Hartman, after making a bogus
lfession relative to the Young murder,
nmitted suicide in the Jail at Indianap-
:, Wednesday morning.
acob HeIbat has been arreste in New
k on a charge of having murdered
"a CalIatOn, with whom he had been
.ng in adultery.
he Virginia Republican State Conven-
a reassem ID bled on Thursday evening,
, the Committee on Credentials not
ng able TO report, adjourned over till
.dnesday. The nomination of Wells
Governor, and Taylor for Lieutenant
vernon, is almost certain. The friends
1lemence drew up protest against the
ion Of the Mayor and police, but subse-
entity abandoned Il.
wo females had prize fight at Somec-
Mass tchusetis, on Monday morning,
Ording to the strict rules of the ring.
iept that hair pulling and biting were
owed. They wore nothing but drawers
! CATERS, waterfalls and curis One of
m, Sallie Chapman, on the first round
.oming frightened, jumped out of the
8, but was driven back by her hackers,
} won the fight on the tweoty- first
nd. Mollie Jones was the name Of the
quished. They fought for $50, and both
re severely punished
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Tennessee Legislature,

MEMPHIS, March 1O-The AppeaFs
Little Rock special of this evening
says: The Railroad Omnibus bill, APP
propriating nearly $10.000,000 to aid
in the construction of certain roads,
passed the Senate this evening by a
large majority. It's friends are conf
dent OF it's passage by the House
The Memphis & Pine Bluff and Iron
Mountain Roads were left out.
Major Earl was bailed to dav to ap-
pear at the next term of the Critten-
den Circuit Court, when martial law
shall be revoked The arrangement
was made through an understanding
with Governor Clayton
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TPUBLIo REsoLUrIoN-No. 1O.1

L
A RESOLUTION proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution of the
United States.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled. (twO-thirds of both Houses con
caring) That the following article be
proposed to the legislatures of the
several States as an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States,
which, when ratified by three fourths
Of said legislatures, shall be valid as
part of the Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE XIV.
SEC. 1. The right of citizens of the
United States to vote shall not be de-
MED or abridged by the United States
or by any State on account of race,
2olor, or previous condition of serVi-
tude
SEC. 2. The Congress shall have
power to enforce this article by appro-
pirate legislation.
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Speaker Of the House fRepreseatatiUes.
b. It. WADE.
President Of the Senate pro tentJ1ore.
Attest: EDwD. MCPHERs0N.
CIerk Of House Of Representatives..
GEO. G. GORHAM,
Secretary of Senate IT, s.
Received at Department of State,
February y, 1869.
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Cincinnati karkar.

By Teiezraph.I CISCINNATI. March 10.
FLOUR Dun and unchanged
W HEATS dull; No. red ut 81 40, and
No. l at ST 50.
COkN-Firm at 6jc for ear.
OATS-Buil at 66c for No. l.
RNE-FiIm at 81 - for No. /.
BARLEY-Dull. with no demand; prices
nOminaliy unchanged.
WHIsKY-Higher, at 92c, and not much
offering.
TOBACCO n good demand, with p light
supply; sales 9S hhds trash and Jugs at 5 %
to 80 9. and leaf ST. 50G2259.
MksS ioRK-Dull AMI prices nominal at
S3l 50.
LARD-In speculative demand at IS14c,
and good country brands brought this
rate: city Is not offered To any OK ent.
BULK MEATS AND BACON unchanged
and quiet; sales unimportaEt.
BUTTEE-ln better supply and prices are
lower; fresh 6G41c.
EGGs-Ir. better supply and dull at l9c
OILS ihseed dull at 81 "a; Lard duh at
81 5Sa1 g.
PErEoLEUsr-Is quiet at 3f938c for re-
fined.
sUgAR- Dnu and prices declining; reGn-
Ell l9Ml9t5C for hard.
COFFEE -Uncbaoeed.
GOLB-At 1871 nuyIng.
ENCHAcsGE-kITn at par buVing.
MONEY isfrSet close.
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New Orleans mnrhet.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. March 10.
CoTToS = Nominal; midding GSA; re-
ceipls, l,4S0 bales; exports, 1865 bales sales,
$50 sles.
GoLD-l321S.
EXCHANGE - Sterling 49,: commercial
l42 al43 New York sight p premium.
SUGAR-Firmer; common l25Sc; prime
l45<c
MoLAssEs -Firmer; prime 7Oa75c
FLOUR-Quiet: superline SO %; Xxx So 90 /;
xxx s. -.
CORN-Active at IS aS0c.
OATS-DuIl at nc.
BRA Unchanged.
HAY-t2j o..
PORK-Duil at e3I So
BACON - IN speculative demand; clear
rib l654c; clear sides 1Sc.
LAID III tierce 19020c: key 2l1%G22e.
WHISKY AND C0FFEE-Unchanged.
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OFFICIAL.
Lars Passed By the Third Session Of
the F6rtieth Congress.
TPUBLTC-No. 27.7

j
An Act establishing the term Of Office
of the House Of Representatives,
and providing for biennial sessions
of the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Montana.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representative of the
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That hereafter the
members of the house of representa-
tives Of the Territory of Montana
shall be elected for the term of two
years, and the stated sessions of the
legislative assembly shall be biennial.
And the said legislative assembly, at
its first session after the passage of
this act. shall provide by law for car
rying this act into effect.
Approved March /, 1869.
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Louisville RarEet.

BY Telesraph.l LOUISVILLE. March 10.
TOBACCO - Sales Of I32 hogsheads, at 81
sdsf54c or factory trash, 597isc Tor common
In -, 1}c fOr medium leaf, and medium
cutting l5izc
COTTOE-37izc.
MESS PoRK-S3l 80.
LARD-IS54c.
SAC0N-ShOuldeTs at lie. clear rib sides
at it51c, ana clear sides at IL &c.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders BE, clear rib
sides at lGc, clear sides at IGlac.
r OUR-1J JUa6 90.
WHEAT-SI 5o,9l o.
CORN--62 GG5c-
O O~TS-620Gjc.
EiYE-SI 80.
WHISErY-92c.
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By Cable LONDON. March 10.
COSsOI s-FOr money, 9-540925z: on nc
count, 921SGs93, Ftve-TwentIes easier al 81 ;
Eues, ~; Illinois Central, 81; STOCKS,
quiet. TallOw, 46s b. LinSeed oil. 3Os l0d
s,ug 7 easier; ON the spot. 3as 30: afIoat
% 80. Calcutta Linseed SIS 8dmJ9s
FRANKFp pRT, March 10 Bonds 81.
LIVERPOOL, March 10 COTTON. stfes of
middIDg uplands at l29l215d; sairs, 5000
hales. Cal. fornia white wheat. los I0a /:
rel Western, 9s. Western -four, 2iS. Corn.
SIS for old, and 29s Sd for new. Oats ;5s Sd. .
Barley. 5s. Peas, is. Pork. 97s Cd. Beef
95s. L9rd, rs Cd. Cheese, 76s. Bacon, SOS.
Spirits Pc roleum. I'd; refined, Is SD. Tai
low. 46S. TuTpentine, SIS 81.
ANTWERP. March .0.-fetroIeum easier
al 5T1< francs.
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WASHINGTON.
The New Cabinet at WOrk-Rush OF
Visitors.

WAsHINGToN, d. c., March 10
Secretary Borie has actually COM
menced the duties of his office. Vice
Admiral Porter was with him at the
Department the greater portion Of the
day. Postmaster General Cresswell
and Secretary Cox were at their re-
spective Departments this morning,
and received large number Of Wis
itOrs. The State Department was
literally .besieged with visitors to-day
A large number of visitors, includ-
ing many Senators and Representa-
tives, called on the President this
morning.
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LET it be remembered that the
mocratic secessionists wrote out
cir designations on the 81 of March.
le Constitutional Amendment was
z special order for Thursday, the 4th,
, o'clock. Half a day was thus
own away, which ought to have
IN devoted to passing the appropri-
on bills. Suppose the Republicans
d refused to postpone the amend
mt until all the other legislation
s disposed of, why should the DEM
rats resign five hours in advance of
consideration any more than when
2 subject was first submitted to the
gislature and a day fixed for its
Those five hours of
luable time-why were they thrown
'ay? Our Representatives fail to
tighten us on this point.
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He Thinks the Indian Prob
lem Solved.
Depredations of Indians in
4 Arizona.

ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Gen. Sheri-
dan, accompanied by Col Crosby,
aid de camp arrived here this morn
ing. and lett for Washington this af-
ternoon. Gen. Sheridan considers
the Indian problem solved, and the
noble savage completely subiugated.
Generals Emory, Sturgis, Ewing aud
Palmer came in on the same train.
The Former will shortly proceed to
Washington. and take command of
the Department of Washington, to
which he was recently assigned. The
other gentlemen will probably 60 no
further. Ii Gen. a. J. Smith RESIGNS
command of the Seventh Cavalry to
take charge of the st. Louis Post
Office, Gen. Sturgis will probably as
sumo command of that regiment, he
being next in rank to Smith Gen
erals Myers and Barringer, Chief
Quartermaster and COmmissary of the
Department of the Platte. who ar
rived here yesterday, came to consult
Division headquarters relative to fur
nishing supplies for their department
during the coming season.
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Ward's Eureka TONIC Bitterg

a tkE HSWA1UAHLE. AND WILL
Ia cure all who suffer from Bilious and
LIVER Conn plants, Ind digestion, CSiddiness
aud Dizziness. For habltual COstiVeness
RheumatisIils Neuralgia, Coughs, Con-
sumption in its nfst stages, Dyspepsia in
all stages. and as general Fa ally Medi-
cine, IL IS truly wonderful in It's effects
Mid in its course, 10 creates appetite, pro-
notes digestion, and streEg gthens the " hole
quire attention; then how much greater
care should he taken with the human con-
siitutiOn- Wards Eureka Tonic BiLters
viii build mp. strengthen and preserve HE
constitution of all who use 10. 1t Will also
build mp the wasted powers, purifies the
blood, eXpels all vittated fluids ana har-
monies and gives renewed VigOr and
health TO the entire human system. AS
all sickness comes on by an impure state
OF tie blood and torpid state OF the liver.
then you shouIc use Wart's Eureka Tonic
BitLers, which VIII certainly cure you.
Then why do you suffer, when the greatest
cure in the histOTy of any known medicine
can be procured from asy uruggIst2 These
Bittcrs are compounded of the purest Vege-
table extracts, dissolved IN pure Kentucky
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky. 1t is
the only liquor entirely free from fusel oil,
one AMONGST the most deadly poisons,
which at once makes IL superior TO al
other tonic blt.ers now in the market. so
try one bottle, and you viii see 10 is the
happiest and best combination you have
ever seen, for 10 VIII cure all we recon-
mend IL for.
W. VI. WARD. Sole Proprietor,
CoviugtOn, Kentucky.
ForSale by PETER NIERLING, Whole
ale ana Retail Agent, Evansville, Ind,
nj by druggists generally. ljan4 d3m
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By Telegraph NEW YORK, sfarch 10.
A heavy rain storm has checked trade
com pietely to-day, and we note "A verg dun
market. with little change iu prices which
are inhTm enough The whole tone OF the
mark ct partal1es of lassitude and depres-
sion, and un less business improves be ore
d3le close of his month. we may look for a
serious dec inc, not only in cotton but in
Ucsolen and stl ken goods.
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CHICAGO.
The Poisoning Case New State
House Bill Passed.

CHICAGO, March 10.-There are no
new developments in the poisoning
case. Fem is recovering. Chemists
are analyzing the stomachs OF the
dead mother and two children.
The new State House bill has
passed the Illinois Legislature, and
this afternoon the three commission
ers were nominated by the Govern
or and confirmed by the Senate.
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Gentlem3ns' Furnishing Goods.

Our Clothing IS manufactured by our
own house in Baltimore, Maryland, and
for durability, variety, and finish cannot
be excelled. We employ none but good
tailors, and use only good Lining and
Trimmings We warrant all our goods az
we represent them to you. and viii sell
them at lower prices than ever before
offered TO you in this market. This rs no
humbug. We mean all we say, and VIII
convince you If you will call, examiue our
goods, and see for yourself Eotrouble TO
show goods. Remember our place,
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snow storm In canada.

MONTREAL, March 10.-A heavy
low storm has been raging here this
corning. No mails o-day, and the
rails for the United States were dis
atched to St. John in sleighs this
iterBoon.
ToRoxro, March 10.-A violent
now storm set in this afternoon, aud
lntinued throughout the day. Dis
uches from points east and west,
ns&;ibe il as the most severe storm
4 Tie season.
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publican Executive Committee.
The gentlemen composing the Re-
bican Executive Committee for
5 city are requested to meet at
, JOURNAL Office, this afternoon
3 O'Clock.
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iiEREAFrER no public measure can
me up in our State Legislature for
scassioR if q minority of the mem
rs object to the discussion or dis
&c the measure. Such is the posi-
on Of the Democracy. 1t is a sub
antial reversion of the old Demo-
attic rule thai majorities must gov
q and minorities submit.
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sew xork aola ana - Harkel

BY TeIegraPh.l NEW YORK. March 10.
The money market is easy, with more
offerings. There was less trouble in regard
TO certificates and checks, and BANKS are
evidently eVading the iaW in various ways.
Call loans, 6Gz: prIma. discounts 3.
Sterling Is firm, with a slightly i'm proved
demand All Kinds of bills scarce; prime
bankers closed at % 40, and sight bills g5s
@955.
q Id is 1irmer: opened At 3Il%: closed at
1875 Sal32- CiearanceS: Sl06 6001 o 70 was car
rleo, without interest, in the afternoon.
In Govern meat stocks there + more do
ing, bat prices are generally lower closing
steadE. The heaviest tra1lSac G. ions were in
G7ss. Comp 5us of 81, Il554 49Il6: do. '62 IiS5S
@IIS1a; do. 6i, 1890 Ia; DO. 'G5, IGl4@.l65z;
30. new, Il2tszs II -; do. '67, ll2l@@Il15s; DO
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Ir Is said that on Thursday, the
v the great Democratic secession
ok pIac,, a scene of drunkenness
q revelry took place at the Demo-
attic headquarters in In1ianapOlis,
Yer before witnessed in the State.
is suggested by some that it is a
eat pity these Democratic Repre-
atatiyes are not as much afraid of
uukenness as they are of negro
laIity.
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An
INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR
Purifying Of the Blood.
DR.. J. ". P0LANB's
AggEn or 1bOC CstOrs
a Positive Remedy for all kinds
Of HumOrs,

scrofula, Scuryy, Salt Rheum, Carbuncle
and BOils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections Of the Skin, In6aminatory
or Chronic rheumatism, Plies. Chronic
Diarrh0sa, MercuriaI Diseases, and every
faint OF the SYSTEM Dyspepsia, ana
those Affections originating IN the De-
ransement or the Digestive Organs,
viz. Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia, and
Eervou A6eetiOus, Headache, Lam
gour, and Depression OF spirits. Loss Of
Appetite, Constipation.
TT4Hsss5 EXCELAE3 E MEDICINAL
= Compound was first prepared by DR..
J.. ". pOLA = y, iu 1917, and was tnen EN-
ployed with great success IA eSpelllng hu-
Iriofs from the blood bat in 1918 "A IA etiicaI
friend, who WAS quite celebrated as a phy-
sician, especially in The treatment OF hu-
mors, suggested some important improve
ments, which were ado pfed, and which
has made 10 go the people say the veFy
best remedy for all Kinds of humore
known 30 " the faculty"
This preparation Is composed entirely Of
vegetables, among w lch are ioarsapaT1ila,
Yellow DOCK, Noble Pine. Mandrake, and
When the originator lived IN New
Ham Dsllre, at GOu-toWn CentIet for tire
space of thirty or forty miles around, ana
lnManchester partlcGlarlythe iulnor Doc
tor was well known ana highly valued for
the numerous and wonderful cures which
it effected. Though manufactured in large
quantities, the supply was iIequenbiy eX-
hausJed, and puTcn zSers had 10 wait fOI
more 10 20 made. Ia that region, some
very severe cases Of ETysi pCias were treat
Ell With-and they We're curedi -Erysipelas
sores. or carbHncles-ihOse ugly, painful
uieers-were entirely removed wherever
llIs medicine was faithfully used. 80 IL
wees with scrOluia and salt Rheum. The
II unor Doctor cured them.
1t is free from any dangerous drugs, H.
pleasant TO the taste, SAFE yet sure ana
effective in its action.
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Tho New Cabinet at Work.
amO fa
-Chicago Poisoning Case.
ai Bna 'H
Congressional Proceedings
-! Ifi Hff.
The Tenure-of-Omce Bill
Under Consideration.
777Ta HA4Jz
The Situation in Mexico.
77 gE.49IiJ
Summary Executions For
hidden.
Prisoners to be Tried at the
City of Mexico. Seas
Arrival of Gen. Sheridan
s3s at St. Louis.
-4Eti f.t
He Thinks the Indian Prob
lem Solved.
l,- ate
Depredations of Indians in
Arizona.
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n INTEND

TO keen on hand a good assortment OF
artIclts in my line
PAPER FLOUR 81 CRlC, WRAP EAgg.
IYRAPPLNG PA PR,
MANILA, IEA, n TISSUE pAPE2.
CLOTH AND PATTERN "a DFI.
WALL PAlE EL, DECORd TIONg,
WINDOW BLINDS, FIKTL-2ES,
&c. &C.. DC; and that.
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= SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 10
SThe first train through from Montreal,
for the week, arrived this forenoon.
The obstruction was caused by snow.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 10-An-
Grew Price, sentenced to be hung at
: Ironton, Ohio, March 18th, has been
reprieved by Governor Hays until
April I'd.
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SAN FRANCIsCO, March 10.-It is
s-cr;cd here hat the delay Of the
iails on the Union Pacific Railroad
occasioncd not SO much by snow as
Y ~ desire OF the company to use
very avail able maans to grade aud
~ down the track near Salt Lake.
'hc management of the company is
cverc'y criticised by the newspapers.
&riz5n9 advices state that the In
liar,s attacked the stage between
j. Paa ana Wlckerburg. on the 10Th.
nd wounded the driver aud Que pas
enger. The lIves of the passengers
we're only saved by the horses attach-
"a To the stage running away. Just
pelore attacking the stage, some of
he band of Indians broke into the
powder magazine, at Williams Fork
md seized twelve kegs of powder.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-11
GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,.
What You Can D..
woU CAM BUY FOH CASH AT
VrCKERx BROS,
73 MAIN STREET,
The best Family Flour made from white
wheat, at 50 40 per Bag;
I-2 pounds of new Louisiana Rice for
One Dollar;
The best English Soda at Ioc per pound;
Fresh Tomatoes, warranted good, at p cts
per can;
Fresh Peaches at 30 cents per can;
a No. Baking Powder at SOC per pound;
Choice fresh Soda Crackers at Ioc per ID; /;
You that enjoy the luxury of having
goods charged for short time, examine
your bllls, compare prices, and you viii
be.convinced that = pays 70 blty FOR cash.
The Cash System enables US to sell all
articles in our line low. III our If0S have
a ne Nor q
sell common Green Tea at 9Jc per pound;
good Green Tea at 81 ~ per pound better
Green Tea at 81 30 Yer pound; veiy good
Imperial or Young Tyson - 81 IS per ID
1t is useless to. expect houses that sell on
credit TO sell as low as we can. n can't be
dome, and those who do II i've.
a word to the wise,p &c Come aud buy
fe27 75 Main street..
vxYE5TEAKEss's So. louis SUGAR
w Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon,
for sale ut WICK ERY BROS.
0E BARRELS or Homtny, Just recelv-
scr ed and or sale at reduced prices by
NICKEHG rROS, 73 Main ST.
En BAEREl.s early Goodrich Pota-
oBe1 toes, warranted pure, Tor saie ~ re-
uuced prices at NICkEkH BROS.
RYEW MAPLE SUGAR, FIRST Oh
In the sea on. for sale at
NICKEiSY BRUS-, 73 Main Street.
j. G. DUSOUCTET. +. .. DUsoUCHET.
J.C. DUSOUCHET & CO.,
COTTON ACTORS
Produce and Provision Merchants
80 NORTH WATER STREET,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Orders and consignments solicited.
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