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RErURNiNG.-Hon. j. N. Dolph, of
the law firm of Mitchell, Dolph &
Smith, of Portland, and family, who
have been sojourning in the East for
some months, started for Oregon by the
Pacific Railroad on Monday.
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A strike is spreading among all classes
of workmep in Paris.
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NOTICE
To the Taxpayers Of Linn Co.

II WILL DE PRESENT TO RECEIVE
u Taxes levied for the current year, at the times
and places follows, to-wit:
In November
Lebanon, Monday, 22d Waterloo, Tuesday,
Esd Nye's School House, Wednesday. oath /;
Brush Greek. Thursday, 25th; South Brownsville,
Friday, 26th North Brownsville, Saturday. 9th.
In December:
Harrisburgh, Tuesday. November 3oth. and
Wednesday, December 1st Peoria, Thursday.
urday, 4th; Scio. Tuesday, l4th Franklin Butte,
Wednesday. 1ath Santiam, Thursday, 10th ;
Syracuse, Saturday. 18th Center, Monday, goth.
As it will save time and trouble. hope every
axpayer will be prepared to settle his tax at the
times and places above named.
X. A. IRVINE
October 49, lS69-1H Tax Collector.
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@As@S@~@As@ ~As3AJSOASs
Office, No. al Front Street,
Adjoining the Telegraph Office. Portland, Oregon
Special Collector Of Claims,
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercan-
tile Claims of every description throughout Ore
gon and the Territories, WILL BE MADE A
SPECIALITY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT
ED, as well as with due regard to economy in
all business matters intrusted to his and the
proceeds paid over punctualy.
Real Estate Dealer.
Sept. lift
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Administrator,s A NotTce

Administrators Notice.
MI OTICE is hereby given that Nil claims
In against the estate of Abraham Osborn, ST.,
deceased, must be presented, duly authenticated,
to the undersigned, at his Office in Scio, within
six months from the date hereof.
E.. z. WHEELER,
Scio, Oct 81, i869-8 Adninietrator,
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w altman w atcheS.

Let every who wants Watcn, read thi.
carefully.
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Thansgiving Proclamation by the
President.

The following is the annual Than nks-
giving proclamation issued by the Presi-
dent:
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CIRCUIT Court DocKET-The fol-
lowing causes have been disposed of by
the October term of the Linn County
Court now in session
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By the President
HAMILTON FISH, Sec. of State.
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Poplins,
BrocaReS,
Empress Cloths,
1Merinos,
Prints,
Deiatnes,
4Mohair,
Fancy Patterns,
.Sha,ck,
Bainaoraks and
Fancy Notions,
Trimmings, dc.
Ladies and Misses Hoods, Hats, Nubias, de-
A good Assortment of
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING!
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
A complete assortment of Mems and Boys
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CRIMINAL CAUSES.

State of Oregon VS. Gordon Cooper
Assault with intent to kill-Continued.
State of Oregon vs. Leopold Locher-
Indictment for larceny Continued.
State VS. Lewis Brown-Indictment for
selling iquors-Continued. Acquitted
State VS. Moses Abrams-Selling IL
quor-Dismissed.
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Especially if in some remote -.he-way place.
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NEW TODAY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-20

Our dispatches this morning give
tho result Of the first ballot for us.
Senator in the State Legislature Six
teen Republioans-some OF whom
participated Ia the Republican eau
ens which selected Mr.. CUMBACK for
Senator-bolted the nomination and
prevented Mr.. CUMBACK's election,
Tt is understood that the boilers, who
have such holy horror of political
intrigue and chicanery, are now
cbafFering with the Democracy, with
the hope of dividing the various
Offices among themselves and that
party. We have no time or dis
position just now to comment
at length on this Infamous proceed
ing. All We have to say is, the Repub-
licaos of the State will hold the leg
islators, who thus propose to crafty
their own personal animosities o.
ambitions at the sacrifice of the party
to a fearful responsibility Hitherto
the party has been able to dispose o
the disorganizers, who attempted Its
overthrow, in manner that ought t.
have been conclusive, but it seems
that additional examples are needle
for reproof as well as instruction.
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WASHINGTON.
Senators In Conference = Bridging
The ahI0--g0mmittea OF the Col
0red Men'S convention Call on
General Grant-The treaties with
Great Britain. nssas .ps5r. ..il

WASHINGTON, Janrary 19.-Yhe
Senators helda conferences this morn
ing on the bill relating to the landing
of the Franco-Amerlcan cable, but
came to no conclusion. rs.,ol
The House Committee on Roads
and Canals viii te-morrowsexamihe
Witnesses for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether the bridges over the
Ohio River are constructed in accord
ane with theIaw, and are obstruchons
to naVigation.' see
5 This morning the committee of the
/ Colored Mems National Convention,
I recently in session ia this city, called
on General Grant, by appointments.
/ Mr.. L4ngstone, Chairman of the COM
mittee. addressed the General, who
replied as follows: /" Ithank the Con-
vention of which you are the repre-
sentatives, for the confidence they
have expressed In me, and hope SIN
cerely that the colored people may re-
eeive every protection which the laws
give them. They shall have my ef-
/ forts to secure such protection. They
should prove by their acts, by ad-
yancement and obedience to the laws,
that they are worthy of all the privi-
|
on them, and by their future conduct
prove themselves deserving Of all they
now claim"
ha WAsHINGToN, January 19. The
! Senate, in executive session to-day
confirmed only one nomination, thai
} of l.. H. Wakefield, Postmaster al
Portland, Oregon.
! The three treaties with Grea'
| Britain were referred to the Com
{ 1nittee on Fereign Relations, and or
; AN fobiection was interposed &
I taking final action at this time, a
d some portions of them were prepares
,fb fronn telegramss. and it was, deeme
h hest to wait until copies were receive
r by ocean steamers.
e In the Supreme Court of the Unite
araE5.f....ag . .Irl
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CHICAGO.
Election of United States Senators in
Minnesota ansl Michigan-A DrHg-
gEst Assaulted and Robbed. .oaa


CHICAGO, January 19-This morn
ing Alexander Ramsey was reelected
United States Senator from MiDneso-
ia by majority of 80 over O. w.
Nash, Democrat.
Zach. Chandler, this morning, was
reelected United States Senator from
Michigan, by 81 majority over o. Nj.
Greene, Democrat.
At McGIegor. Iowa, this morning,
E. Wright, a druggist, while drawing
| change for a womsn who had been
making purchases, was struck on the
head By DIR. Miller, who had subse-
quently entered the store. and was
also attacked by the woman, and be.
fore assistance arrived the safe had
/ been robbed, and Mr. Wright serious
lywounded on the head and stabbed in
the side Lynch law is threatened il
the criminals are caught.
At noon. to-day, James Grimm, q
ieweIler, vi lived at Blue Island, il
lfnis city. while entering the dinins
hall of the Franklin House intoxi
: Gated. fell dead In an apopletic fit.
Annie Sherlock. a mlddle-aged wo
man, was found dead in her bed thi
morning IN this city. A post '7sorteH
examination proved that sickness wa
6 the cause. e Fffsaf
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bill and amendments were ordered

bill and amendments were ordered
printed. -UsE Eiauis an.
Price, Chairman OF, The Pacific Rail
road Committee, said he had been IN
strueted by the committee TO have
the bill put upon its passage, but he
was himself opposed to it. There
was. however one good thing COM
nected with it: the men at Denver
were building road from Denver
to make connection with the Union
Pacific Railroad; they were doing it
with their own money, and they
asked by this bill the transfer of the
lands granted for that purpose. to.
the Pacific Railroad, Eastern Di-
vision. but asked no subsidy. The
item for a subsidy had been, he was
Z Informed, put In in the Senate by
these not really interested in the con
struction of the road. The bill came
from the Senate as a double ender.
His friend. Washburne, suggested
that. one end be taken off. If the sub
sidyawere taken out iE would be a
meritorious bill, but with it in it was
an exceedingly Objectionable one. z.
ainWsshburne of Illinois addressed
/ the House in opposition. He claimed
that in subsidy and privilege of is
suing the first mortgage bonds of the
Union Pacific Railroad. the eastern
| division Of the road had been aided to
the amount of $50. $4,000, or the
equivalent of $S9,615 per mile, for
what the highest possible actual esti-
mated cost was $50. 900 per mile, Civ
ing them a real profit of $23. SAG, 600,
and that the road was badly loca-
ted and poorly built I I.s..s.r.
| The House adjourned.
\ LaWre nee, of Ohio, voted yesterday
| against laying on the table the sec ond
resolution offered by Holeman against
land subsidies. His vote was not re-
/ c0rded. hae ,FEaslsst s sserl =.
aa.9 f.e=tH.assas H..
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ME mPHIS.


4 aAit aQ atss q n ID ts.f is.sfs sIs
MEMPHIS, Jan. 19. Three negro,
militiamen, who last week outraged
Mrs. McGee and Mrs. galloway. were
shot at Marion, this afternoon, by
order of court-martial. ~ ss. r.
Tire youngest girl outraged Friday
night is reported dying from the IN
juries received.
TIE nainesF OF the citizens shot by
the militia, at French Bayou, Satur1
day, are: A. G. McCollister, William
Ticer, George Fl. Harney. the latter
said to be nephew of Major General
Harney, u SllAsz a8aICss 3 FT- -
81 Captain Geo. Deval, Inspector OF
Halls at this port fell from. piazza,
last night, and injured himself SO
severely that there are no hopes en-
tertaiaol of his reeovery.bHR fafp
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INDIANAPoLIs, January 10.


INDIANAPOLIS, January 10.
Editors Journal:
Lest a paragraph in the. ,communi-
cation which appeared in the jour
NAL of Saturday, relative to the Ba-
ker Cumback correspondence, may be
susceptible Of misconstruction, allow
me to make the following explana-
ton: Upon its being ascertained that
the whole of the correspondence had
not been delivered up to the Senate,
and that but one letter had been pro
dueed-the one written by Mr.. Cum
back himself-a resolution passed
the Senate, asking Governor
Baker TO furnish copies of aA the
letters, four in number, which had
passed between himself and Lleuten
ant Governor Cumbaek. 1t was upon
this resolution, and after the letter oil
nroposal By Col Cumback had beer
nroduced and read, that, In compli
anee with A resolution of the Senate
Gnvernor Baker furnished copy o
h,s reDlv to the FIRST letter as we'll a
~ the second. al Of which, | believe
bave-already been published In you
paper. and need not be, repeated: :,
make this explanation, lest it migt
have appeared By a former letter th'
fne correspondence alluded to ha
been delivered up voluntarily by GOV
ernor Baker, instead of at the RI
auest Of the Senate by a res,
lntjon. after part had alreaC
been furnished by Colonel Cur
back. o Il was but due Governor Bak
that his reply to the letter Of Or
posal should be laid before the Sc
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MONETARY & GO MMERCIAL
CIIleInnaIl narAhL.

By telegraph pffo eISCINEATI. Jan. 10.
FLoUR--U nchanged and quiet; family
: WHEAr -Duf at 81 '7oaI 70 for No. 4. and
81 7sgl 80 for No. 4; no sales by grade; IL
sold BY 50 pie at 81 70. Is
ssgCoRE-K1rm and in demand at Csc for
ear. ..ff IL 4Atf lilA f u
HoATs-Ie good demand at G396Ic for No.
i. and 65c for white; closing With q further
upward tendency. TIE
& RYE-tirfn at 81 40. EEH y aan q
Observation-Disclosures. .srs~f +.--s
CoTToH-Dull and prices nominal at 2S9
2s14c for middling; no sales. So
WHISKY Firmer: sales at 93c at The
close, but the demand is light.
ward; mess pork S29H29 % for city gbut
held at $40 50930;g bulk meats firmer;
shoulders sold az l2e; now held at t2l5c;
sides held at I5szc: bacon nfm at l'1z Ior
shoulders; 1870 for clear RIB and l754c for
la LAHDIFtrrn sIs1F; ana in demand at lec, but
TrEs BgTTEg Y ElGchangedd l,shs1 ed sot,ns g,sooa95c
EGGs-DuIl at CSC -,5ts.ssfrff E..-,f.....I .
| Oil Ltnseed oil hrpner at 81 06,aI 0S, and
81 So: petroleum. S3135c. aIAtfe GA na
HoGs-Scarce and 4Fm of SIlGlI 80 for
fat: packing OVER Butchers Buying. 81
(SoLD-l35 buyffl3 iW h1 66i I'D te
ExCHA HGE--Steady at h0c discount 10
par buying andFpar to lilo prelnlum sell.
ing. The money market is easier st9tl
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Kew YORK MarRet.

By TeIegraph.l Nav YORK. Jan.I9 10. 4
CoTroN--Dull and heavy g4a1zc lower;
sales.ot LOO bales at 2S5z9azge for mtddilng
upiahds; also, 800 bales. io< future deliv-
FL.DUR-Receipts, g,75O barrelss dull ana
dec IN ing: sales of 300 barrels at IS Goa
So 20 for superhne State and Western; Sc IS
fGS7 20 for extra STATE. 60 Soar 90 for extra
Western; 81 S0a8 so for white " treat ex Lra;
So S0Q9 10 for Round Hoop OHIO 81 5Olt
SO 50 for extra st. Louis; s099 II for good
to choice DO; closing dull. Calilornia
non1inaL Rye Hour duiI sales OF 2vO BAR
rels at s. 40a7 60.
C0RS MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Dulf and. dropping sales Of 100
latter price an extreme n ssUNE s@
WHEAT-, -Recelptsss 800 bqsbelsi dull. and
els at 81 5G15stI 90 for No. 2 spring IA store
aud afoat; and 81 25Qg2 30 f0rwhite Micht-
RYE-Dul1 sf1.I.sttl ba
BARLEY-Qulet; sales OF 1000 bushels of
1 State ut 81 80. faTs a
| HARLEY MAIr-Dull. 5.a.sf5 r
| CoRN-ReceIpts l6,62l bushels; ia fair re-
| quest, without decided change ia prices;
sales OF 5000 bnsnFls at. 94495c f.oF pew
mixed Western ;ssl 01Yl g91s for old ditto
lTln's store and afioat; 9lg95c FOR new white
II lWPstern; 9j9sSe FOR wtite Southern 961z
@97c for Western yellow; 9}gSl1Sc for Jer-
Oars -Resesipfs 2s55o bgshslS: market
75lzc Tor Western 70 store; 77ta771Sc afIoat.
IL RICE-FIrm. ttf% tsii H
8 head Cuba al ll1ac; sales OF 500 boxes Ha-
vana at lie.
lMoLAssEs Easier; New Orleans 73@77c;
sales of l30 hogsheads At 4Oc for Muscova-
do aud 55c for DEM anara. &c 81 N iE
l. tPErROIsEIJHT-- Easier; zGstieSsaOf Loo 1ar-
refs at l91zfG20c for crudes 3i93il1c for re-
fined bonded. .-.fa E. Is sls 1.ie.sl.. 81 +
n MHoPs--(1 1uiet. fitff5 ffssfaf5 f.fsi...t, "a
! LFNsEED ONO uiet and steady at 81 n
easl1s and barrels. lii,s ',,s5
TURPFNrIEE- Spirits. quiet and un
II changed. tisf srHfiss isf5t5f.rrl l,st
f PORK-Firmer, closing very Irregular
. sales $50 bb s az $50 5Og29 20 for new nsess
SIS 50a2S IS for Old do. S24as25 80 for prime
BEEF-Steagfy kales OF i30 bbls at t9(1i6 3
for new plain mess, and Si4gl9 5O 1or new
: | extra mess. fH - sfls -r..ts y. Z.
TIERCE BEEF-MnIe active; sales or G8
litierces at S269532 for pllIne mess, and sjJ.
S36sfOr india mess. IffL tlf.5.
Q -f3EKF HAMs-Firm; sales of 100 bblsR
I I 'UIsAdnArs- Ffrnas sades 200 packages n
= 121z913c for shoulderS, and l4Df654c 70
= Dies ED HoGS-Heavy, at I25zMl314c 70
Western, and i31x61l4e for city sInidnles ar
q firn1 :isaleS 30 boxes StratfOrd cut ~ l6e.
| for steam. and t91Snl95sc Tor Kettle .fteiidei
= ed also lou tIeTceS steam. seller febTu
y airy aud March, All flE1<c. ssts frtg ,s.ts...s,
!. BUTrER-Ssfeady at 32l040c Tor ONO.
/ CHEESE-Firn atelbIzJc.
! FRETGHTS To Liverpool lower; 90
8 bushels grain at Ga for wheat per sail; z
2 | for corn per steamer; 71ad. Tor wheat pc
steamer, and $500 Dbls OF hout per stealue
" at Is - -
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SG. louis. Market.
ByTeIearaph.l 81. Lor1a. d jan. .

yTelagraDh.1 3 ST.. LOUIS, Jan. lg.
BARLFN-Guieta aud unchanged at sI 750
g On for spring: S2 40 fos choice Fail
RYE-tifm and higher at 81 80aaI g. =
FoRK-Firn aud higher, aud more done:
Jobbing sales at SIS so; for February defiv-
cry SO so: for arch delivery $50. 8sI Fi.a
BULK MEATs-HigheT,a with sales OF
shouiders at l214c; clear rib l51zc; clear
sides 1BIc. .tNNf fE
BACON Higher and stiff az l3t<014c
for shoulders; l74c for clear rib; I7s<c for
clear sides; lSc for choics sugar-cured
hams Gt sly5aF MEH Ca .1'
3 BAIsD- Quiet and firm at l9e for choice
tierce Die for lxeg.
HOGS-Ffrmer at 99f01ze. ftla tat "a
CATTLE STEADY and firm at 6357 gross.
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by reiesraph.l LoUnsvILhE. Jan TO-
ToBAccol-S sales OF 108 hogsheads, Jugs
to medium Wrappers sS9ls 81. snI
MESS PoRI-s2g 5Ogso co. qqxe 80
LAID -I8xe. tffc I ea4 - "a a4F /.
BULK AiEATs-Shouldeni PIC; clear rib
sides Ice; clear sides iO1Sc packed. 'iAit
BACON = Shoulders l4e, clear rib sidea.
i8e, and clear sides l7t4e 5Sack ed. III
hL0UR-SuperGne - 5yQ9G 25.
WHEAT-tI SJaci 90. tfG fGH tfi ~
OATS A00d65e - ,7a.a....s.s IA - y
q CORN-6Sal60c.
kYE-SI 4Ofgl 45. g 4attFe.l f.t q ftg
WHIsKT-ls 81 90 freec1 q aaitalN-
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E0ROPE.,
BY Atlantic relegraph.

{
isasasa - . sasPAIN. sSaa iss III -; e
. MADRID January Is. Returns of
elections for Cortes show an over
whelming majority in favor of a mo-
narehicai government. The Repubii-
.cans, have carried Seville, Barcelona
eAlecarte. Saragosa, and some other
cities. There will be about one hun
rdred Republicans in ths new eortess
LONDON, January 19-The Ereai1ig
E'esH l4oli Gazette hopes the English
Parliament viii not .ratify the Ala
bahna Treaty. pee f,esiggg9gae - ,gaie.s.
LoEDoN, Jan. 19.-The Times to-
day analyzes the treaty between Great
| Britain and the United States for the
settlement of the Alabama claims,
and gives the following outlines Of its
i provisions: sf .ethf4lzeE .s s4ff ,
The commission is to consist Of four
members, two to be appointed by
EHgland and two by the United
States. The commission viii hold It's
sessions in Washington. It's first
: business will be to select an um.
j pire. Failing IN a choice, each
side will appoint one, and wheT
they shall be equally divided. they
/ shall select by lot one of tkt
two anDires to render the fna
decision. One of the sovereigns o.
Europe is to be selected by commits
sion 10 arbItrate points of interna
tional law, including the question o.
recognition of the Southern States a
belligerents by Great Britain. Eacl
Government is to advocate the claim
Of its citizens No individual claim
:. ants will be heard. All claims mus
be presented within six months frou
: the first day of meeting. and all in
.demnities are to be paid within eigh
teen months from the same day. On
. year is allowed for the ratification c
. the treaty.
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HOUSE................WA WAsHINGToN. Jan. 49,
Paine called the attention of the
House to letter received by him
from the Adiutant General of the
Army, In response to a resolution
calling for information as to the
number of enlisted men now serving
in Virginia, Texas and Mississippi,
who had been citizens or residents
of Southern States, or who had
served In the rebel army, the Adju-
tant General stating that there is no
means of procuring the Information
except by individual inquiry. Under
| these circumstances PANE asked that
the resolution be rescinded, and 1t
was rescinded.
Fla. from the Committee on Print
ING reported resolution for the
nrintipg of two hundred Thousand
copies of the report OF the Specia
Commissioner OF Revenue, with ap
nenflix. for the use of the House, aint
one hundred thousand bound cople
for the Treasury Department.
Kelly addressed the House IN op
position to the resolution. lie dl
/ not think that the report should re
ceiye such endorsement. He did no
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How oneu tbis is the response - the lr-
Quirv after ID Trends hen tils ha u 70 De
si,fliouR WIS "a AZ ifing natiors hardly worm
'thfnfiug about. Nut ct ID b. fetMbmutftu tu
THAT. as tail onka from little acnruh
grow - y o formidable q 8enae@ arise from
being q "a little blltnnGp
Severe bilious attacks orc more common
fn spring, summer. ana Autumn thhm iu
Wlnfer, bot tire serious disorders ~ the
liver which 50 often uccur q those HehhuhH
nuignI be tratedltn huudreas ~ lnhtaheea.
Ia Mfnfcf lndu rtncfH aud heir neGiecton
cDnss qIlentf-. More higniy seasoned iopF
fs eatdn, more dery drinks imbibed, lh
cold allan ia warm wentuer, and thus the
bilIOnsllesa ig produced which, under
,gnFtner Temperature, cuimi mates lu inter~
maiftent aud remtttont fevefq.
saHnhe very best inedhine ~ ieisflttN ~ W.
nre either N tltfe oI /. goga aesn hlllous ia
HGisTBsrTEte's HTOMACH BtrfERs. no
biue.Iliii or caiomei tH re4ulrfi ln tueh
cases Those powerful mineral medicines
citt Two ways, like o. d0Hb io-adGed sword,
They hct, it Is true, upon the liver, but rec
stet most dele eriOusly on other parts Of
/ tie sysfenh. They stick here, ans cnn-
not Be got rid Of The BitaIs c0ninln
/ yraefhble agents Df an mntl~blliOua lend
| encyl mat producoN "A specific aud mQah
1 genlal effect upon the hillary 0reMus Wlth-
! out eitlaIilng any evil consequence what
| ever They are altogether fDhOteH9ufe, ANA
/ act 6sVorably and simultaneously npnh
/ The stomach, tic llver, me HpWeli NMo
nervpus system, anu the brain.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

firm At 271Scl2sc; Wamsutla do, 25c; Ions
dale lSc. and Hope l55ac.
Fancy STYLES of new Prints aroin limited
request at I39l3Izc, aud at HYl41zc FOR
eKdIa dO.it 81 ~ Hlt H- .HHftEwHf Mug7n
~ Lancaster Ginghams bring I7c, Glasgow
Zoe, and Roanoke lee. AtH #AitffE MHAfHi
Washington Cambrics are selling az ilc..
at Doc. 8 VIZ fEff
WooIons continue very dnli, vet prices
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-20
Chicago MaFaes.

Bs TeIegraph.I eiiIuAde. Jan. 19y
ExcHANGE = Eastern exchange weak at
lilo premium selling.uG Ha4s ref ylav
FLOUR-Dultl and Eeavy: sales Of Spring
extras at "a S7z@6 70 for low grades 60
good. III
: WHEAr-Aetive sales Of No. 1 at 81 l79
SI Is: No. 2 at 81 'Iz1<Q31 125z; closfbg &c
81 l23sl9l l25z Sales siuce Change at 81 l23<.
CoRN--Moderately active and 54c higher;
sales of No. kiln dried at 5515e1 sc: liesV
at 52199531aci 8 no grade At 47l44491Ec; c.ol-
ing sFeauy and firm ~ 53l4M53Lc Tor new !;
uuehane ed this aftera oon.fBt ss4l
. 0AGs STEADY; sales OF No. 2 at 455E04Sc,
ana Tejeeted al 851ze; closing 81 4Tst,s ase tor
No.2 f
RYE-Quiet and &c lower: sales of No. 4
nj 81 l5a I6s eli sing at 81 l5Iz0I l6e
BARLEY-Dull, but holders are firm sales
of No. at 81 6Sql 90; ffjected at 81 6O.r :
HIGHWIHES- Firm aud &c higher; sales
at sc; eIDsimg with sellers atg ggc for wood
en-, and Sc for iron bound par kages. u
| Provisions - FfIInef; ftftSs pork 2lc
highers sales at s29s09 on the spst and. buy
ers the mooth: 80 80 buyers February .
S29 90 sellers Aprili hard 54lgtSc; sales ~
1St4Q1l9c cash, and lyISc seller March; clos
/ ing nrfn at l9c cash; bulk meats steady 40
i4c for rough sides, aud l2e JOr dry fadtcd
4 shoulders; sweet picked MANS at Tie. ta4
j DRESSED Hoass-seAuiet and flrmer; sales
Si2 25Gl3 30; closing tame at Si2 s51sl2 70
Fdivid lng OH 201 pOunds.lfl E al H.s,f 5gfe.
| LIVE HOGS II Firm and s25e53Oe higher
$40 50el0 % f9r good TO choice; Sll 35@ll q
for extra prime .ttf
BEEF CATTLE = Dull and 25l50c lDwer
/ sales at 81 259t5 so for cows: = 17e96 20 fol
fair TO Ineitunl steers, and ~ 2ietS -. h)l
| premium steers.