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The telegraph gives the state of the
weather at the following named points
yesterday morning at s o'clock a
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We are authorized to announce James
NJ. Bright candidate to represent Lin
coin county in the next Legislature.
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A large portion of the people of Ruther-
ford and Williamson counties, having in
public meeting solieits.ed s. s. House to
become candidate to represent them in
he State Senate, he has consented to their
wishes, and announces himself for thai
pos ition. i9
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CnmmisSInnrrN Cnnrf

A portion of the militia who have been
confined in the post hospital, we're paid
of and mustered out of service yesterday
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RREannnL-

Ex.President johnson arrived in the
city last evening from Columbia, and is
stopping at the Stacey House. He is ac-
companied by COL John Williams, who is
also at the same place.
DR.. ]. D. Kelly, of Psducah, was 10 the
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FOREIGN DRAFTS.
LAND WARRANTS
REYENnE STAMPS

We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps. viz:
On purchases under $2o...-.......Par
On purchases Of $50 or moro-.3E
On purchases of 500 or more..3Z 81
On purchases Of 500 or more...R
On purchases of $500 or more. AZ 4"
On purchases Of $1,000 or more Ak
All orders must be accompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
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More New Registrars.
Numbered SHut

b. NJ. Kinney, of Claiborne county, and
Marshall Wilson, OF Cooke county, were
cnmmi stiI ned Reeislrnrs Yesterday.
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CITY NOTICES.
Kline,. Exaul.l.s rolled Cologne.

Kline's Exquisite Toilet Cologne.
Alter much experimenting w. D. Kline
has perfected his recipe for cologne. The
demand for this toilet article is constantly
increasing, being far superior to any in the
market Ye country visitors who are seek
ing cool pure air, leave mol the city with
out an outfit ia the toilet line. The
cheapest and finest in the city can be OBJ
tanned from w. D. Kline, Druggist, Ma
sonic Building. jyl4 st
Remember james H. Dodd C Co.'s,
Edgeield. .se1- jy7 I'm
For uniform good board and cool, yenti-
ated lodgings, go to the Planters, Sum-
msr near Cedar. t jy 6h.
Last and Best. saI 80
Thompson Brothers & Kelly will offer
to-day, elegant embroidered Grenadines at
372 cents, fine Jaconets at Is cents, beauti-
full striped Grenadines at Is cents. These
are the last great reductions we will make
this season. Call early. Thompson
Brothers & Kelly. jy lS4t
In ST.. Charles Hotel.
On and after the 18th inst, day board
per week, $4 SO. N. B. HAMILTON, I
| jy10-5t Proprietor.
James II. Dodd g. Co., Edge6eld, have
just received large stock of fresh groce-
ries. .l8aEfaa- jy7 I'm
IL fro. -1lg rsl r--
Al -1 Wanted. t I'D
A situation as bookkeeper, by a com.
petent accountant. Best Of references
| Pay moderate. Apply at this office.
1w.
Call at james n. Dodd & Co.'s for cheaE
groceries, Edgefeld jy7 I'm
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We are authorized to announce William
B. Wilson, of Columbia, a candidate to
represent Msury county in the Love
House of the next Legislature.
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Continued

The cases of Hiram Jenkins and Co.
lumbus Morgan, who were arrested on
charge Of larceny, we're continued by Com
missioner Stone yesterday. .
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WE are authorized to announce A. d.
Nicks, formerly a member candidate
at the ensuing election to represent Dick.
son county in the next Legislature.
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New York Money Market
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, July I5.-Dry goods mar.
ket generally inactive, yet firm for all de-
scriptions of textile coItons. Woolens de-
pressed, but the tendency is upward, and
on book fold fannels ranging % to 36c.
Prices may be quoted at &c per yard
higher, o.. aE
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WE are authorized to announce Aths
Thomas a candidate at the August cleo
ton to represent Williamson county in the
Lower House of the next Legislature.
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81 Ch.r,es HoteI.

I'm st. Charles Hotel.
On and after the 18th inst, day board
per week, 81 so. N. B. HAMILTON, I
jy10.5t Proprietor.
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LET EACH GET ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
Don't Delay Your Subscriptions

Ha- One friend, by little effort has
frequently sen. us upwards Of One Hum
dred Subscribers. Let each one try and
send Us one more. Address
>. q. GRIF FIFTH a Co.
.r.. ..- Nashville Tenn.
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James H. Dodd g. Co., Edge6eld, have
just received a large stock of fresh groce-
ries. .aalHfaa- jy7 I'm
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Comforts ON sleeping Ours.

city yesterday.
A. II. MARYLAND, Agent of the POstofhce
Department, arrived in this city yesterday
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We are authorized to announce W. ON.
N. Perkins, of Williamson county, can
didate at the approaching election for
representative in the next Legislature for
the Floaterial district, composed of the
counties of Williamson, Maury and Lewis.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

THURSDAY, July Is. 1869.
Nashville Cotton Market. ...
CorToN = Market quiet and without
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We are authorized to announce Dorsey
B. Thomas, OF Humphreys county, candi.
date for the Senate from the Twentieth
Senatorial district, composed of the coun-
ties of Humphreys, Benton, Perry, De-
catur and Henderson. jy tide.
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New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, July 15-Cotton quiet
without change; sales Of /, 100 bales up
lands at 34i@344c. Flour SIS 20@5 so.
Whisky ST. 05 Wheat 81 4S@Sl so. Corn
70@99c. Sugar in request, Cuba ll@
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Amended list of vouchars.

The following altered and amended list
Of vouchers, any two Of whose names APP
pearing on voucher sworn 10 by them
before some officer qualified to administer
an oath, will be received as evidence Of
loyaltyapoh which certificate viii be is
sued to the applicant for registration upon
his taking the oath heretofore required to
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For uniform good board and cool, yenti-
ated lodgings, go to the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. jy 6lf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

No Further Eeashs from Eating
Diseased R0FR--5eAstGF PRATT not
10 Resign.
CHICAGO, December 30.-The 1s5-
6aHe has q special from Belvidere,
dated TO night. which says no further
deaths have occurred IN the families
poisoned By trichina, near that place,
since yesterday. One OF the victims
can scarcely live twenty-four hours.
Two new cases have appeared within
the last eighteen hours from eating
some meat. There are now nine cases,
all very sick. As before stated, three
have died. Those who have died
were taken sick about twelve days
after eating the pork, and died in
abont four weeks. The symptoms are
severe pains in the stomach, with
diarrhea, hot skin, quick pulse, dry,
red, smooth tongue, aud great soreness
of the muscles. Trichina were found
In immense numbers IN pork, ham aud
bologna sausages made from the pork,
also 10 the muscles of those who have
died. The suferiugs Of the patients
arc terrible.
a special 10 the Tribuae from Lo-
Ransport, Indiana. this date, says that
Senator Pratt, after carefully weigh
ing bis duty in the matter, has deter
mined not TO resign bis seat.
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. SAN Francisco, Dec. 30.-Several
shocks OF earthquake were felt at
Virginia City last night and this
morning, some of them severe. The
people are considerably alarmed.
The steamships Orifamme and
Pacific collided of Santa Barbara. on
the night Of the 28th. The steamers
were full of passengers, but none
we're injured. Both vessels were
damaged. The boats of the Pacific
were lowered with the expectation
that the steamer would sink. The
Pacific was towed into Santa Bar
bara.
-Four thousand tons of wheat we're
cleared for England on Tuesday, and
ten vessels are now loading for the
same destination. Since the raius
there is less disposition TO hold wheat.
in anticipation of dry Winter. With
the exception Of the southern portion
of the State, where dry, warm weather
still prevails, sufficient rain has fallen
to admit of blowing, while in some
districts the seen is already in the
ground
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 30.-Shocks
of earthquake occurred throughout
W esteTn Nevada last night No dam
age Is reported.
The bullion yield in South Aurora,
600
Shipments to New York will be
direct hereafter.
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1he LouisyiIIe CommercIal.

The first number of this long her
aided Republican paper was handed
us yesterday, By Mail Agent NAUTs.
It was Issued Wednesday morning.
1t is a seven column newspaper,
printed in fine type, and the first
number contains a large amount of
reading matter. It prints the Asso-
ciated Press Dispatches, and contains
other evidences Of newspaper skill in
its make up. The editorials are
smoothly worded. and somewhat pro-
fuse, showing that the new editor has
considerable surplus steam on hand,
which will work of in the course OF
a few weeks monotonous grinding.
We congratulate the Kentucky Re-
publicans on the presentable appear
anoe Of their new organ. To keep it
up TO the standard erected at its
advent will reqaire liberal support,
not only Of all tho Republicans OF
the State, but fair share of patron
age from the Democratic business
men of Louisville, who are pecunia-
rily interested in having two good
newspapers in their city Of diverse
politics.
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ST. Louis Items.

ST. Louis, December 30. JIG.
Walker. having 10 charge the Chinese
who arrived here Tuesday night, in a
communication to the Republican.
says: A marked characteristics Of
the Mongolian race is suspicion and
want of confidence. aud this tendency
can only be combatted through strict
adherence to truth and compliance
with promises. There is little pros
pect at present that John" will tres
pass upon the domain of Sambo to
any serious extent. Those who have
held cut hopes Of procuring very
cheap labor by importing it from the
shores of Eastern Asia are, / think,
mistaken In their conclusions. From
one eBd of China to the other the
value Of labor in America, California
standard, is well known. and although
labor in China is very cheap, able
bodied men will not engage to expatri-
ate themselves for a series of years ex-
cepfon condition ofreceiving such high
wages as will enable them to return
home Ia comparative afflaence. | am
confident no reliance can be placed
IN obtaining and retaining Chinese la
borers for agricultural work except at
the wages Of the country where the
labor is performed, and much more
is this the case for railroad labor"
Walker believes, however, that con
siderable number Of excellent laborers
may now be found IN California at
from twenty-six to twenty-eight dol
lars per month, they finding them
selves, or seventeen to nineteen dol
lars and found.
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EVANSVILLE INDIANA FRIDAY DECEMBER 81 1863

land and waters; they supply the
colony with most Of the Becesssries of
life; they furnish Us the only Lneaus
OF communication with the outer
world, ard we are even dependent
upon Them fer the means OF learning
the events in the mother country or
the Dominion Of Canada. For these
reasons We earnestly desire the ae-
QUESTION of this eolony by the United
States. 1t would result at once by
opening to as an unrestricted market
for our products. bring an influx of
popuiaaon with 1t, induce iavest-
ment Of capital In our coal and
quartz mine and in our forests. It
would insure US regular mails and
communication with tho adjoining
States and Ttrritorics, and through
them With the world at large. 1t
would lessen the expenses of our
Government by giving as representa-
tive Institutions aad immediate con-
troll Of our domestic concerns, be-
sides giving rs protection against
foreign invasion; and, with all
these We would still be united
to a people Of our own kindred, reli-
gIon aud tongue, and a people who
for all time must intimafetv affect US
IN alkeur relations for weaSor woe
that IN view of these facts, we re
spsctfully request that your Excel
lency will cause this Memorial to be
laid before the Government of the
United States, and that in any nego-
tiations which may be pending or
undertaken between your Government
and that of Her Most Gracious Majes-
ty for the settlement of territorial or
other questions; that you will en-
| eeavor TO induce Her Majesty to con.
semitic the transfer of this colony 20
the United States. We believe Her
Majesty earnestly desires the welfare
and happiness of all her people, in
view OF the circumstance that for
| years she has consented TO the annual
exodus of tens OF thousands of her
subjects to the United States. and
that she viii not let political tradition
and sentiments influence her against
measure so earnestly desired by the
people of this poor isolated colony.
Dated British Columbia, Novem-
bcr, 1869.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, December 30.
A case involving the State and Fed
eral jurisdiction has arisen here. The
State law levies a tax upon the South
ern Express Company. The Com
pany have referred to Judge Busteed,
of the United States Court, for an
iDjunction, which was granted. The
State Auditor has issued a circular to
tax collectors ordering them to COL
lect the tax in spite of the Injunction.
The case promises to be one of great
interest. and the State and Company
both have eminent counsel to fight it
through the courts.
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BOsten Items.

BosToN, December 30.-The Janu-
airy dividends Of the manufacturing
companies show a comparative de-
crease, but not to such an extent as
the talk of dull times would seem to
justify. Of the twenty nine companies
which pay dividends in Boston, only
six pass the Dwight. The Great Falls
and Manchester print for the second
time, and the Atlantic. Continental
and Everett mills for the first time,
their semi annual dividends. OF the
others. twenty-three range from three
to twelve per cent, one being of
twelve, three of ten, one Of eight, one
of six, four Of five, eight of four and
FIVE of three per cent.
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ChleagO Items.

CHICAGO. December 30.-The fol-
lowing figures are taken from the
annual report of the business OF
Chicago during the past year: The
total value OF manufactures is $58.-
000,000 against 500. 600, 900 the year
pyevions; total value of goods re.
ceived 10 the city, $415, ,652, 600,
against $397, ,552, 600 last year; total
wholesale sales, so far rs reported,
1855. .935, $50, against $349 4S9, ,760 last
year. The net incomes are estimated
at $73, 900, Coo The total issues of
daily and weekly papers during the
year foot up 81, 194 600 sheets. Mum
Der of bulldogs erected during the
year, 3.423, against 4,410 the year
previous. The character of the build
lngs this year IS superior to last year.
The warehouse Of d. w. Barry and
the car shops adjoining, at Morris.
Ill, were destroyed by FIRE last night.
Loss S13, 600, fully insared.
A man, supposed TO be James Al
corn, of Sigourney, Iowa, fell from
the incoming Cincinnati express train
on the Michigan Central Railroad
near Calumet, this morning, and was
instantly killed.
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The New Albany Commercial sticks
to it that the Suez Canal and Pacific
Railroad are not a circumstance when
compared with the Louisville aud
JefcrsonvilIe bridge across the Ohio.
The trouble with the Commercial
editor is that he never wandered far
beyond the corporate limits of New
Albany, and has read but little.
Were he to travel more, bis ideas
would be materially frightened. and
bis intellectual vision lose many of its
present distorted peeuIiarities.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

HAVANA, Dec. 30.-The Govern.
ment of Matanzas has issned an order
directing all citizens having arms In
their possession to deliver the same
TO the Spanish authorities within two
days. Those negleotiDg to comply
with this order will be court. mar
tailed.
The Poce de Cuba to day publishes
slur telegraphed from New York,
stating that the Cubans have gone to
Washington to buy Senators.
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ROSADAIIS

THE GREAT AMBRIoAM
| 4 HEALTH RESTOIER, puriaes
the blood and cures 6erofula.
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rhalma
ltiam, Diseases OF women, and a4
lChronic Affections OF the Bloc
Liver and Kidneys Reeommenaea
iby the Medical Faculty and maH
Thousands Of our best citizens.
Read the testimony o. Physicians
land patients who have used nosa-
jdalisi Refid FOR our Rosadalis Guide
to Health Book, or AlTsanac for tins
year, which We publish for gratul-
tous distfibutioni it will give you
much valuable information.
DR.. Il. W. Carr, Of Baltimore.
says
take pleasure In recommendina
your tost-DALIs as very p0Werl
Alternative. / have seen it usa1
two cases with happy results-on1
in = case of secondary syphilis.
which the patient pronounced ain
self cured after having taken g
bottles OF Jour medicine The 9th
is a case Of scrofula of long standiuE
which IS rapidly improving undHE
lts use, and the Indications are g lt
the patient Will soon recover J
have carefully examined the formula
by which your Rosadalis is made
and find il an excellent compsund
or Alternative ingredients.
DR.. Sparks. Of Eicholasvilie5 Ky
says he has used Hosadalis ineasea
Of Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis
with satisfactory results-as clean
er Of the blood I know no bette
remedy.
Samuel G. MoFaddon, Hurffees
boro', Tenn, says
I have used seven bottles Of Rosa
dalis, and am entirely cured q
rheumatism; send me fotr bottles
as wish it for my br0thg who faa
scrofnlous sore eyes.
Benjamin Bechtol, Of Llma, one
writes: I have suffered 70 twenty
years with an invetera 3 eruption
over nv whole body. 2 short time
since j purchased o Bo-e OF ills
dalis, and it effected aperfect cure
Rosadalis is sold By ID druggists.
Laboratory, o1 Exchange Place
BALTIlIoRI.
ms. CLEMENTS, RITIs G 90.
FrQpriaegrs
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woman sunragc AssocIetion,

CoNeoRD, N. H., December 30.-A
Woman Suffrage Association is hold
inga session here. About 100 are pres
ent. Mrs. Howe, in her remarks, was
very severe on Senator Summers
position on the Cuba question:, and
made a stirring appeal IN behalf OF
the Cubans.
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Forolgn NeWs.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December BON. Les
seps, Engineer in cbiaf of the Suez
Canal, has telegraphed here contra
diction of the stories as to dangers Of
navigation. Of that canal, he says:
Since the canal has been opened to
commerce, the depth at the very worst
points has been increased 40 cent?
metres. The receipts Of wheat from
America are still very heavy. There
Is 3 great accumulation of wheat both
here and at Liverpool. A statistical
journal of this city says there are
now seventy.four more cargoes ahoat,
bound to England, than at any cor
responding period last year.
The Times has an editorial on the
subject of the American Navy. The
writer blames Secretary Robesoa for
con6ning his attention to cruisers,
rather than line-of battle ships,
whereas the English Admiralty is
satisfied that the greatest offensive
and defensive qualities arc incompatl-
bic with cruising.
LONDON, December 30.-Specie in
the Bank Of England decreased 937, :
GOO since December %.
FRANCE.
PARIS, December 80. - The new
Ministry is still a matter Of general
speculation and newspaper comment.
Prince De La Tour De Auvergne,
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
Mr.. Gressierex, Minister of Public
Works. have been appointed Senator's.
There has been an unusual outflow
of specie from the Bank of France
this week, the amount on hand to-
day being fully 297. 100000 francs less
than at the close of bank hours last
Thursday.
The Lupatic Asylum at Tulle was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday.
No lives lost.
PARIS. December 30.-Up to this
time, eight O'Clock II the oreuing,
there are no new developments IN re-
gard 10 the ministry.