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Cincinnati MarNof.

By TeIegraph.T CINeINNATT. Jan. y.
FLoUR-F'irm iut quiet; sales OF family
wHEAT--Dull; sales OF No. at 81 60;
No. at Sl 20.
GoRE-Is unsettled; ear not salable at
oATs-Ffrm atG1@Gic for No. 2 to choice
white. hH4fG a'fsH tA -
RYE+Firm at 81 30 for No. ]. e4ae 3
CoTToS Firm but quiet; sales Of mid
WH1sKY-Dull,at9 9Gc;l there is hardly any
demand. 5fs r.ftF W
PIsovIsIoNs Firm but quiet Mess pork
held at S31, and sold at this rate, buyers'
option for All OF February, but on tile spot
the demand was light, and it cOuld not
$50 30 Bulk MIRA are held az i3l4, 151<
| l614. aud l7c, for shoulders, sides, clear rib,
| and clear sides; but concessions of &c
/ would fIave had 10 be f1afle at the close ia
/ order TO effect sales Bacon in moderate
order demand at l414, IA, and lSc, but J..
/ Is mostly held at &c higher. Lard quiet Al
| 20a, and offered more freely. Sugar-cnfed
| hams l9c, with q fair demand. f.
| BUTrER-Nery dull, and none but choice
.sailble; and the whole range Is 30ag;S5c fOl
| fresh. tfatF at# 6srfUI fsfa
4 CHEEsE-Firm at l9la22c.
sa EGGS-Declined TO l9d2Oc, and dull.
oII-s-Lar oil firm at Gl9l 90. Lfnseeo
I OIL, IL o.. .s.-. t t+H.
! PErRoLEUAf-Flfm NJ sE5937c for refined
4 GRoCERTES- Firm and iu good demand
I Sugar l2spI4l% &C. Coffee 2les25c.
4 Hoes Scarce; butchers pay slO OO9ll 9
gross.
4 aioLD-Is6 as
ExcIIAEGE-F Firm at par buying. .a
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Cancns Nominations.

The adjourned Republican Caucus
of the Legislature met Wednesday
night to complete its nominations.
The officers yet to be provided for
were: State Printer, President of the
Board OF Trustees of the Benevolent
Institutions, Commissioner of the In
sane Hosp sal and a Director of the
Northern Prison, vice Hon. JAMES N.
TYNER, declined.
For State Printer, Hon. Al. fl. Con-
ner, of the Journal, was re-nomi-
mated.
Mr.. G. " Brouses was put in nomi-
nation Vote: Conner, 63; Brouse, IL.
Colonel Blanch received the nomi-
nation for NortheTn Prison on the
third ballot by vote of 40, to 80 for
Mr. Stani.eld.
For President fofi the Benevolent
Institutions, DIR. I'll. p. Jameson was
nominated on the first ballot, by a
vote of 50, against "a for all other
candidates. Mr.. Wallace, the pres.
ent incumbent, received Is votes.
For Commissioner of the Insane
Hospital, DIR. j. FL. Woodburn, o
Indianapolis, received 60 votes on th'
first ballot, against 16 for all othe
candidates.
For Trustee of the Blind Asylum
John Beard, of Charlottesville, re
ceived 81 votes. and Col. N. p. Rich
mond, of Kokomo, 22.
For Trustee of the Deaf and Dunn
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By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.
ExeH ANGF-Easterf exchange quiet and
firm 10 OFT buying, l-l0 prem INN selling.
- FLOUR Quiet ut 50 O9@6 25 for Spring ex-
WHEAT-Duil: sales of No. ! at 81 206II 81 ;
No opened at 81 I5s4 closed quiet at 81 ia
0ltl 145z. sales since Change at 81 AZ.
GONNA ctive; opening firmera and high
er, with sales of new at 57m571lc; subse-
quenly became weak aud Teseded to $500
5654c; no grade a shade 6rner at 52953c /;
sales OF new at 57ta5Sc seller February, ana
asAM5S12 seller March. Sales since 'ChsGnge
OATsZFirr1f and active. 14Ge1Sc hiQher ;
sales OF No 2 at 4s14fa4Okfc; rejected at 46a9
46Mc; closing at 49c for No.2. ~
RYE-Steady at 81 Is.
BARLEY-Dull; sales of No. AZ 81 76Gsl 50
reiecled at 81 iS9l 5Oi closing nominal at
81 rs for No. 2.
HiGHwIN Es-DalT at g2c.
PIs0VIsI0Gs--Dun. Mess pork 50f175c low
er, sales at $50 90 cash, and at S3t buyer FEB
ruary; closing at S3r 00a30 .. Lard 1<MLc
lower; closing at l954920c. Sweet picked
hams l61Zc; Cumberland al lie. Dry sail ed
shoulders at l3c Grease, yellow at 1916.
settiedi closing ats.3O5@l3 so, dividing on
| two hundred.
BEEF CATTLE-Duli but firmly held 81
81 506t5 50 foI butchers stock, and s. 621zog
| 50 70 for light shipping steers.
Receipts during past u hOurs-lOl49 brls
| flour; 1886 bushels wheat; fO2, I35 do corn
| l2,l36 do. oats; 2, 400 brls rye; $3.50 barr Is
| barley; S,G44 hogs.
Sh1pments-l0,774 bris flour: 26,3G2 bush.
/ els wheat; 10, ,959 do. corn: 1886 do. oats
3,l56 bris rye; 1900 do. barley 4,S5O hogs.
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WASHINGTON.
L. Il. Chfttenden Before the Commit
Tee or Ways and Means. .aa

sasiggfRNgeTTT-T 0aEllHb w As
WAsHINGToN,, Jan, Is. z l.. b..
Chittenden, formerly Register Of the
Treasury, now a broker in New York,
appeared this morning before the
Committee of Ways and MeahsAand
Submitted an argument In favor of the
removal of the existing prohibition
on the further issue OF gold bearing
bbads. Itis understood the Commit
tee favors the removal oI such pro-
hfblten,asvstags % aIsi F1a9finssss8 Z
WASHINGTON, January Sc. Il.
Whittlesey' concluded his argument
this morning before the Reconstruc-
tion Gpmmittee against the removal OF
disabilities from judicial and other
officers in Virginia, and against the
plan Of the Committee, of Nine. s1aBs
lColonel Baldwin spoke briefly in
! defense of the Virginia Legislature Of
l1S66. He said the labor measures
were adopted afterthe CONSULTATION Of
the principal officers of the Freed
mems Bureau, and the Vagrancy Law
was copied from that of Pennsylvania.
John A. Nerrett, a negro from
Iyncbburg, addressed the committee
in opposition TO the COMMITTEES oi
Nine. s...t..s ,ss
This closes the ar9ument, and the
Chairman announced that the com
nlittee would hear no more verbal
statements in relation to the removal
of political disabilities. All future
applications aud arguments must be
ia writing.
II The Senate went into executive ses
sion, this afternoon. The calendaI
was called, but they were severn lll
] passed over.s There were none on the
/ list that the Senate believed required
immediate action, Messrs. Smythe ant
/ Cummings included. ts
The Army Appropriation Bill con
tains an eitem of one million dollar
for the repair and improvement of tn
arsnory at Rock Island, Illinois, one
half OF which amount is 10 be devoted
TO the construction of a bridge con
Meeting Rock Island with the cities o
Rock Island and Davenport. Th'
total appropriation is ten million
greater than last year.
Several Indian chiefs, representing
4 the Kiowas, Sac, and Fox tribes, hav
arrived here to treat for the sale c
certain lands which the Governmen
is desirous of purchasing.
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NEW YORK.
Chamber OF Commerce Meeting-The
Payment or the Public Debt-Cana.
dian Robbed OF S14,O00 = FOrger
Arrested. sa4 a95s y haasa

NEW YORK, January 2S.-The
Chamber of Commerce to-day adopt
ed the following:
ResolUed. That committee ofzfive
be appointed by the Chair, with in +
structions to. prepare. for the consider
alton of the Chamber, at its next reg
ular meeting, a memorial on the re-
sumption of specie payments, with
the,tollewing instructions:
l. The public debt shall be paid In
coin., at nuaa fiG.f a.I- s4sssn. .aiattFg9
g. There shall be no further issue
of paper. money ii sia
Il 3. There shall be a contraction of
the legal tenders to the amount OF
1 ten millions OF dollars Per annum, N :
I'll specie payments are resumed. s.'.
i 4. Gold contracts must be legahzed.
5 Forbid all secret sales of Gov
ernment gold and bonds. Al .al. 81
g. Make ID a penalty to- loan money
on legal lenders or National Bank
InOtes. ssi ia az ns4ir sa a
T. Grant no more su bsidies.
s., Secure an equitable distribution
Of the national currency and economy
9. Apply $4,000, 900, annually of
4 the gold received for customs to the
payment of interest and the reduction
of the national de bt. s9.i8 u I
A Canadian was robbed of $1,000
last night in a Broadway gambling
saloon. a aa
O.aJ.Therroitt, clerk in the ex
port bureau of the Custom House,
was arrested eahds Brought before
United States. .Commissioner Osborne,
to-day, charged. with completely in
forging papers to obtain drawbacks on
goods falsely claimed to have been
exported after having paid duties as
imports He was held in So 600 bail.
Thos. ST. sKell0n. an sEnelishman.
residing lately in Illipois, has been
arrested, b. charged with obtaining
money on false pretenses on a bogus
patent for a hame fastener.
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Cn4eAao, January 28.-Robert n

CH4eAG0, January 28.-Robert N /:
Freeman, a pawnbroker, was arrested
to-day for receiving stolen goods, On
the 18th OF December Carson, Perry
Il Co.'S store was robbed of $1,000
worth of silks, for the recovery of
which a reward of $1,000 was offered.
4 few days since an agent Of the
thieves, who were boys of seventeen
years, tried to obtain the reward. He
Was followed home and the thieves
discovered, from whom it was learned
that the silks had been bought by
freeman for $95. One Of the boys
has been arrested, and it is expected
that he will turn States evidence.
freeman is held for trial In So, ,000.
The result of the sale of tickets for
the kellogg concerts to-day is almost
unprecedented in America. The line
began to form at 4 o'clock AM. and
continued until six o'clock PM, when
the box Office had to be closed. sFhe
days sales realized So 500. 1t is ex
pected the rush viii be as great to-
morrow.
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ST. LOUIS.
Les isIatIVe PrOceCdings-Re Report OF
Ihe secretary or Stale - Why he
Threw Out certain EIeetIOn Re-
turns.

ST. Louis, Jan. 28.-In the lower
house of the Legislature to-day. the
Committee on Elections reported hav-
ing received a communication from
the Secretary of State, showing his
reason for throwing out the returns
of certain counties to be that, accord
ing to the Constitution, legal election
IS based upon legal registration, and
he had refused to open the returns
from said counties because of the
wanton disregard and violation of the
registration law, which he contends is
amply proven by the documents sub
mitted. The returns from Platte
County he refused to open, because
the abstract of the County Clerk
showed more votes polled than there
were regular registered voters IN th'
| county. 81 tsas
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OnIck Work.

Senator PRATT rendered his resig-
nation as member of the Forty-first
Congress, to His Exeellency, Governor
BAKER, Wednesday morning. The
Governor accordingly issued a writ
for a special election, to take place on
Saturday, the 10th day Of February.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention has been called to meet al
Kokomo, on Thursday. February
11th. The County Convention will
be held the Saturday previous.
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Kew York cold and stock Market.

By 7IeI5gfdpnsI NEW IORKs JaH. %
MONEY = Easy and supply large; call
loans at 6@7: prime business paper in de-
mand at 7(a9.
ssTERLINGLQuiet at 91z@95k.
5oLDZSteady; market opened at E5g2s,
fell to 1868 and closed firm at 1863. Tue
exports to-day were SB}I, 700, of which $751;
700 were bars just received from California.
CleaTanees at the Gold Exchange Bank,
$40. .06O,000
GovERNBrENTs-W Weak and 1sG14 lower.
Coupons OF 'SI. li214@ll21%; '62, li314@il5ts:
do. '64, lO91l6tl093s; do. % llO1a@llO27; do;
new, lS5S q 1875; do '67, lOSlzeg lOese; do. %
l099lG91<; l0-40s, l0S1sDlOs14
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Kew YORK DRY Goods Market.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, Jan. 28.
The most important feature in the dry
goods trade is a reduction IN the price OF
spool cotton, in the face of a rising market
for NV material ard the continued high
premium on gold. All imported spool
thread is now reduced to soc, and Hadley
thread, which is a domestic article, IS sell
ing at SOC; hut for other staple styles of
cotton thread prices are generally well
maintained. although the demand IN gem
eral Is very limited.
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LOUISVILLE.
The Keyel Wife Murder Case.

LOUISVILLE, January 23.--Int the
Kcyel wife murder case, to day, the
evidence for the defense was taken.
1t is, to the effect, that at the fine the
deed was committed the accused was
laboriDg under mania 71otH and there
fore was not responsible for his acts.
Tn. the City Court. to-day. Captain
SchuHel1, of the ste#uer Alice Dean,
was fined 500 for putting off q pauper
at tho city wharf, brought from Gin
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by Atlantic Photograph.
SPAIN.


MADRID, January 28.--The Pro-
visionul Government, for the purpose
of preventing a repetition of such
a decree establishing the equality of
religious sects before the law.
= s8x fItsl England. a8A AAi
LONDON, Jaeuary 28.-Late news
has been received from Paraguay, via
Rio Janeiro.
The town of Augustora, to which
the Paraguayans retreated after the
battle of Vllleta, was soon afterwards
captured by the allied forces, and Lo-
peg fed, with the remnant of his
army, into the interior. .aias9laG
General Mcmahon, the American
Minister, accompanied Lopez.
Admiral Davis was at Buenos
| Ayres. saH optssssA@A asssas sz<ss
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EurOnean Mnrkef.


% Nt't'IvsI7 I7III7II IIE'lFf y ID = TlFEs
CoRsols for money gsI4 for account 9gll
M934; $50 bonds quiet and steady al
75475I<. stocks easter; Erie 26lz: Illinois
Central 81. TalloW 48s. Petroleum al
Antwerp 581485s54f. The bullion in the
Bank OF England has increased fl22,O00
FRANKFoRT, Jan. g. Bends 7slzg795<.
zOf 33c. N
IIvERPoOL, Jan 2s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands II15 on the slsot and ll3f
bales California white wheat IIs I'd fed
Western 9s l0dealns; Western flour 26sta
26s Cd: corn 3is 6d for old and 3ls Gl ior
new; oats IS 90 barley 5s; peas ffs Ga. b er
lf's; lard us; cheese 7fss bacon 5ss; spirits
petroleum IS. do. refined las lOtzd; tlilOw
46s 80 turpentine SIS. 40. .a.l.
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A card.

A Clergyman. while residing in South
A rneriea as q missionary, discovered HHdf
safe and simple remedy Tor the cure nt
n ervouf Weakness, Enriy Deeay, uiauuieg
or the Urinary and Seminal Organs HnN .a.
tile whole train Of disorders brought nn .l3y
bahelul ana vicious habna orfat nam on
befs have been cured by TINS uobfe rim
edV. Pf0mpted bYR desfre tufhenefii llin
am icted aud unfortunate, VIII send hNbs
recipe for preparing and uf1nR liiB helfsL i.
c.re, In a sealed envelope - ANY Qnc who .
needs IT, nee IOC ehdFVe. Addfeth . " -
JOSEPH A.. INMAN Fr .t4ntf
n. hi0A BtatiOm ~, Bible House,
JAZZ d4w8m lspn New York CITY. -l.l. b.
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Instructed to report why the civil au-
thefity is not exercised to sdppFess
thesane. 48fsM else h18V1M
The, Speaker of the House is in fa-
vor of appointing a special commlttee
to 90 to Washington to consult with
Congress on the statutes of the State.
The committee spoken of consists of
Horschel v. johnson, Alex. I'll. Ste
vens and other distinguished Geor-
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DR.. Epson B. Obs, for many
years prominent Democratic poll
tieian in Ohio, died at his residence
IN Lancaster, on Sunday night last
Daring the war he was arrested and
inearcerated in Fort Lafayette for
disIoyalty.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Naw nrlanna Mnrknt.

BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ..
CorroH--DulI and 1zc lower: niddline
27Lc; sales OF 1900 bales; receipts 3,Ga
bales: exports ,0l9 bales.
GBLD-I3T16
STERLINGEI49Iz; commercial 14SlI0l49.
ExcHANGE-NeW York sight exchange q
discount y.
ELoUR-Dnll and lower; superine 50 %;
CORN-FirTn at 7SaSOc,
OATS -70c
BRAN-Dull at 81 l0al IS. Pc $500
HAY-No choice here: prime scarce NJ
S24 90.
PoRR-Active at E32 rs.
BACON N--FirTn; shoulders I5lza. clear rib
1S1ze; clear sides I9c.
LARD Higher and in speculative de-
mand: tierce Die; keg 23e.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs-FIrTn nj unchano-
ed prices.
WHISKY -Firmer; Western rectihed 81 90
@sl az.
CoFFEE-Firm and unchanged.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 28.- The Illinois
Division of the Grand Army of the
Republic is in session In Springfield.
Gen. Thomas o. Osborne. Of Chicago,
has been elected Commander-in Chief.
G. I'll. Reynolds. prominent mer-
chant Of Peoria, Illinois, fell dead in
his house, last night, from heart dis
| ease.
The residences of several wealthy
farmers, near Morris, Illinois, have
been entered and numerous valuables
extracted therefrom. The suspected
thief was arrested yesterday. Some
of the stolen articles were found on
his person. Last night, in Jail, he
attempted suicide, but the large dose
of poison he took acted as an emetic
and saved his life.
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BALTIMORE.
Al Man Attacked. Robbed, and DAN
geFOusly Hurt. .a4ta a.

BALTIMORE, JAM 2S.-- Commits
sioner Hugh I. Puryeanee was att.
tackled last night, near his residence,
by three desperadoes, knoeked down
and robbed of valuable gold watch
and his pocket book containing $40.
He IS dangerously, if not fatally, in
jhfed. so e 4 p 81 w
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aEOWTO GEF PATEnTa.- For ouln- a.I
iOb, no charge. send sketch and deNrrlp-
ton. If0r uDpl icntlOm. scud luuuetf un4
m tnt aiid sthm y fiscA Npcc iieaMunas urtW-
mas, caveats; assignments prepared reno
5ed cd claims pr0afcnted, AlHnf tbtcrirr-
e1res, extension Of pntenlss nuu Appeth.
Addrfss MUM a. Cos No. fh fiNk hNWh
Ndw York. lsp de2 din
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NOlh Patches, Ereekles q Tan.
MOFHERsi MOTHEasi MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL TO PEoCuH
Mrs. WinslOW's Soothing Syrup.
FOR CnILDnEN TEETnINU.

,rtfa y;aiuabIe proparnt lon has beon used
with qacucr J0litH0 sifofeas 90 WOasnnoa 81
1t not only relieves tine child from pnlns
t,,1t frtvyigOriles the afOnlnCn and bowels
corref,fs aeidity, and gives toftc alu energy
10 the whole system. A. viii also inHtImfl9
relieve GRfPIRG IN THE EQW BIS aud MiMu
We believe II Is the bcst and siircgf ogl-
e5U ~ the tDOrid 4 n All cases OF bUsgIf1fH
and DidrrltOa igt Qlsltdrogr, Whcihet arlalna
from teething or any otter cause.
Full directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle.
BE sure and call for 4" MRS. WlNsfOWf
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the JHc-hlAls
&c OF CURTIS n PEgafINa" +" On ihe 0ulNlu9
wrapper. All Others are basc imliatiphf'
ic24 dAlg0n
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BosToN, January 28.-A petition
to the Senate of the United Statess
signed by the Hon. George b. Upton
and others, against the confirmation
of the Alabama claims treaty, has
been placed at the Merchants Ex-
change, for signatures. 80 ~
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 28.-A company
of militia, under command of Capt.
Haynes. arrived to-day from K nox-
vile, and went into camp near this
city. Considerable quantities of COM
missary stores are being purchased.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company occupy, tomorrow, their
new office in the Swanee building,
College Street. ....
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f'hfs sricutIid Hair Dye Is Tie best iu Tie
gyorld; the only truo and porieet tsfa'
harmless, reliable, nftan.Hncont; $40 ui-
arpoiuttnpmtt 400 ridieulpuR Mmb8s tDtli@
di@s tie an enecta of bad dyes; irVtKurMtH.
arhd leaves t1e Hair soft ANA ni4ttitiluil
black o. br0tOd. HOiA Dy all llrpffNa lhtI
oior's wig FaehDrys NO. lB bnnu g4t
New York. n5 ihNRNN
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L0uIsYIIlc Market.

LOUISVILLE MaThcbs
BY Telegraph.i IsoU1sVII.lsE. Jan. %.
). TOBACCO SALES Of lS4 nhds; hugs 10 cut
Ting leaf S5 00Mb 80.
tOTrON-2Zi5c. l f.fH. M
MISS Pork 93l OOd31 so.
IARD-20lZc. tr f-4 tf tt.
BULK @IIOULDEEtS --- 1870 '4c:1 clear rAb
sides IG544I7c; clear sides VI 1{Q1l71zc. Il.
BACON = shoulders 14s<glbc; clear Iib
sides l754@iSc; clear sides lS14@lS1ze, all
packed. t. a fTs ..n.
F. R-superfine s. 75gG o.
WHEAT-sI 769l SJ tftt
CORN --6j467c. sHI
OATS GJae62c. L
RYR--8I 42ld a.
MHIsRY-Kaw, free, 81 90. rtf W
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Memphls Market.

ny Ieiegraph.f MEMPHIS. Jan. 2s
CorroN = Receipts ] ,54i bates: exports
1908 bales. flH tt ffa iH tft
FLoUR-SnpeIf 0097 %.
GnRN-6S6t7Oc. ~
USFs-7ec. -Hs5sfIl tl 5000 hr ttt
HAT4s82l 00652i 90. 81 a rflfIf
BRAN 80.
poRK-Sss2 30. fH 3tt
BAIsD-2LM23c. alffI f1ffsfH'H
BULK MEArs-Firm; shoulders l4c; sides
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@w- How Tsn'fy nofhcrf sufler lhe hkumN
" seeing a ~ 'f1afie ONES muhioltsa lt"At
sc,fn tItfftl : fe Whoppfng cough nt
DlpthcFia Il. so 4 single hnitle ol fplithN q
White Ahtt Gff. eHmd wouid nave ~ Ftu
ne hni' vsrstthK IffH 9mntliitlnI a"
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CHICAGO.

Grand Army of The Republic = Gen.
ThOmas o. osborn Elected Com
mander.in. Chief - A Peoria Mer-
chant Falls Dead - RObberies =
Thief Arrested = PaWnbr0ker Ar
rested for Receiving Stolen. Goods.
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Terrible Sacrifice

In order TO make room for Spring Wear.
A compIete stock of Domestic Goods Of
every popular brand, aud At the lowest
prices eau always be found at SchapKer,
Bussing n Co.'S, Nos ~ and 20 Main Street.
In short, they have everything "a f0nke
the "Outer" " appearance
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable, All OF which will
be sold as cheap rs they can be found any
where. ldeiZ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

Is at hand, and every loved one expects
valuable gift, bay Il Florence Sewing Ma
chine. which Is easier learned. less liable
10 get out Of order, and does InOre VarHiies
0f Work without ctinftgc than any other.
every Machine warranted to give tatlsiac-
tlon, or the money reftlDded. Price v5 ana
upward Twenty pieces of Gray IWllieu
Flannel, worth 40 cents, which we VIII Sell
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
Great Destruction

To ugIiness, by selling BOnnets and Hats,
or Nj iss BssliaTn will make them to order
IN an unexcclled style al "A price mover be-
fore done. As til
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
F'roni jill. ENtra

Inducements now offered in our Millinery
Department., Our friends and customers
will lie convinccd that we intend 70 make
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-14

VodNG LAhIEs, ACADEMY, p,EDER THE III.
1 y RfCT30N OF THE URSULdNES.
TWO MrLEs4 BELOW NEW oHLRAHa

n
This lnetiestlon wich Inc o. tctiBiasa
and adjacent States have klnly iayoreH with their
patronage for more than part ieuar
will therefore suce 90 give nm ef the plan q
education pnzsued by the ~ this Egtablsh
In6nt. -
MORAL ne opJss s. ceshs,tHntiy kept
In view BY tho Ladies' Is tpe ~ pupils
minds with knowiedgo aud OF sneif hearts
TO virtue The Fop9g Iahje5 are atso afelstamed to
habits of order cleanliness ana poHtc manners They
are never suffered to 80 " ~ 6eaen n wntchf
but nnttrna supef1ntendenee Meoso secures
the preservation OF morals anu tue observance
OF the rules Though Ene ~ tn5s toprunity