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The Evansville journal., 1869-01-28

akOIIS E-.......s.......W w AsHINGT0N. Jan. 2.
Butler sked leave to offer. a reso-
tuition calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury for information as TO the
effects of the repeal of the reciprocity
treaty on the trade of the United
States with Canada and other British
American Provinces.
Mccarthy objected.
The House resumed the considera
ton Of Lynch 5 bill to provide for the
resumption Of specie payment.
Schofield addressed the House.
On motion OF Schenek, it was agreed
to hold evening sessions in Committee
of the Whole, for general debate.
Washburne urged the House to
come to some understanding relative
to the public business, saying the in
dieations yesterday were that it was
not disposed 10 touch the appropria-
tious bills at all.
The Speaker recapitulated the busi-
ness that was pressing on the attention
OF the House.
! After some discussion, motion to
reconsider the vote referring the Re-
sumption Of Specie Payment Bill to
theCommittee on Banking, was tabled,
and the bill remains committed.
The Constitutional amendment and
| the bill relating to suffrage were post
poned until after the morning hour,
with the substitute therefor by Bing-
ham. Shellabarger and Ward. Bing-
hams substitute is as follows: No
State shall make or enforce any law
which shall abridge or deny to any
citizen of the United States, Of sound
mind and over Fl years of age, tho
equal rights of the elective franchise.
of alIthe elections in the State where
in he shall have actually resided foT
period of one year next preceding
such election, except such OF said
citizens as shall hereafter engage in
rebellion or Instruction, or who may
have been or shall be duly convicted
of treason or other crime of the grade
| of felony in common law. 8
The substitute OF Mr.. Shellabarger
is in nearly similar terms as that of
/ Mr.. Bingham's, except that Shella-
barger permits the disfranehisement
of those who have engaged In re
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Attempt TO Defraud a Life
Insurance Company.
Congressional Proceedings,

MmGrHIs, January 2T.-The EAps
pedFS correspondence says that on
Monday morning, just before daylight,
two horse thieves, named John Fox
and SamuelIW. Taylor. were taken
from the custody of Squire Lawrence,
near Poplar Corner, taken to the
woods and shot to death by party Of
masked men.
\ Lieutenant and six men of the
Arkansas militia, came to the city to-
day, heavily ironed. TLey were ar
rested by the police on charge of in
tending the arrest of certain persons
here, but wero subsequently placed on
a ferryboat and sent over. s
Governor Clayton, of Arkansas, and
staff, returned from Marion last
NIGHT.
1t is reported that the militia com
pany now operating in Critten Coun-
iy, has beer ordered by the Governor
tc Helena, to be mustered out.
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Cincinnati Karket.


By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Ian. 26.
FI.OUR--In special demand, and 25c high
er; fAnIily, 81 T5aS-00. -. 80
CORN-Dull at 6i665c.
b MHEAT-Dull, but prices unchanged.
/ 41if'E AND BARLEY-Quiet and steady
OATS-In fair demand at 6t@65c.
Co1ToN-In demand AT &c for mIddling.
sAW IIISKY Dali at 96d97c.
= OILI-I.inseed oil firm at 81 OF. ard oil
bUTTER-ls 293c lower, and dali; fresh,
30936c.
MESS PoRK-HeId at $31: no sales at bet
ter than $50 80, but not much Offering at
any price. ~
LARn-Sold at lOc, but it is offered spar
ingly.
BULK MEATs-In demand at Is, I5I, and
lie, tor shoulders, sides, clear rib and clear
sides; 10000 pounds sold at I3I5c for shOul-
ders, and l51zc for sides, to be delivered
March lst.
BACON -Firmer: not much out of smok e /:
shoulders 414e, clear rib sides l71ze. and
ctear lSc; holders now ask 1zc higher all
rOulid.
GoLD-I38 buytng.
EXCHA NGE- Firm at T)ar huvfn0 and IN
premium selling.
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Chicago Market.
B5 Telegraph.I

By Te1egFaph.I s-6 CHICAGO. Ian. 27. soI
EASTERN EXCHANGE Steady at LILO on
buying and L 10 premium selling.
Il. FLtsoUR-Steady + 7 and quiet at IS 25@6 so
w EAr--Less active and 14aIc lower;
sa les since Change at 81 I5.
CoRN-t Firm and l15glJ4c higher; sales OF
new at 5595654ci no grade al 5l@sJI1S do.
NO. at e4e in store; yellow 5S12c on the
track; No. l at zoe, sellers last half of
April No. at 621Sc. sellers May, and new
at,5419 buyers February; nothing doing
OATs-Qufet at 4Sk0AS%c for No. 2 and
401ae for rejected.
KYE-In fair demand and 2e21Sc higher;
sales Of No. at 81 1SGl 90
$50 75 @SfsH 2 - = :.
LARD Opened strong but closed less arm
at zO14c.
:. BULRs d EATs- Steady and .unchanged /;
qTY-saired shoulders 1314c, buyers Febru-
airy rough sides I514c, buyers February !;
sweet-pickIed hams Igc.
HoGs-Dressed dull CLOSING AT El3 O0la
slS 50, dividing on 200 pounds; live active
and firm at SO I06sl0 IS for shipping and
Sll O091 6215c for packing.
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st. IonIs Market. !.

By TeIegraph.f. Sr. LOUIS. sJaw. q.
ToBACco-The demand Is good, but very
little Offering. 8sfsg rs fs-t64 -
COTTON -WOrth h 271Sc for middIing.
HIeMP-U ndreSSed sold at 8g0ElSl3il
FLOUR -Quiet and unchanged superfine
70 9D6gb W; extra S. 25(s6 20; X Y S7t4SS. fsis4
WIZ EAT--Yery little offering; prime to
choice Fall 81 50@l 90. II
gCoRN-Weak at 080I7lc. s,tf..sss5 Il Is .stt
OAas-Stfedy but inactive at 5Sa63c, tho
latter for choice. 81, slIssI ~ - =
BARLEY -Unchanged at 81 S5N2 90 for
prime to choice Iowa. sif- - n :.
RYE--Flrm at 81 bal s2S.
81 WHISKY-NOm1nal at CSC ft.tf -.5
PoRK--Active and higher at e3l 59a32 90
on spot; included In the sales were large
lots A. country towns and for future del!v-
cry at $50 50ss3l 90. -ls--l..s - - n
BULK MEATs-Very stiff; city pack ed
shoulders on orders sold at I31<@I3L,c clear
Sides i4cs loose shoulders and clear sides I'm
country for February d delivered at IBa I61Sc.
RAgaN-BuOyant and more doing; sht1Ul-
uers 1895 elenT sides lS9lS14e; sugar-euFed
lsLARD-Actlve at zoe for tierce. and 2I1<c
Tor kegs sales i SOD kegs on Illinois Rsver
March delivery, at &c. T. fssfa III5l ~ -
|. to6S--Nery few arriving. Hight to choice
lOl9all19ei hacked to date, III, ,OOO
aCATrLE- Receipts light ana the supply of
bebter grades small prices range Mt 3941Sc
Tor interior 10 medium; 5d16c for good
prime, and 6g71ze for choice TO extra. ~
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What are YOH Taking ?

Probably tEvo-tbirIgf oI. fiis. s,dt.,, ,. E d.. -
laliOn of the United Statns fmsinlga re.f,-,
or less, in )ar-ToOln SCI IN ulanfsr .tl,,a 1Is1
/ hOfc beverages are habitu dis imbibod b,r
thousands OF peQpie IN the W Inter months
| g 10 keep out tire cold" The aichheiio 'f4
fnatertai Of MI these drinks ls rnUreff fffaa
poisonous, and IS rendered ala the more
ueleterlous IN eonstguence of Being taken
Avoid these daneerous excftants. sBhun. ttt
as you Won Il shun tie .deadliest drUg, uf ...
tuvesTt stfntAtanLs. They paralyze the di-
sestlOHs cohBest the liver, disturb th9 nat %
ural action Of thc kidneys, ir1itafe the
bowels. shatter tile nerves and I'M pair the
reason. ID ID
The operation or HOsTETTEE's srOM-
ACt BIIIERS IS diametricqlly opposite r..f
To tllis. They spur no organ into unnnf-
ural activity; but they tone and ierutate |lF
all. IL the digestion ls ~ ole. fhfsy awaken
the dormant energies OF tile stomach, and
promote tile work 1of aeslm ilafion I'd tine i.
liver rs sluggish and torpid, they reeener-
ate it. IL the kidneys fail TO perform their
without beiug irritattd. IL tire boFeIs are ..'a
cOnsfi paleds the peristallic Gcli0n Is mod .rfs
come natural and reAuimr. IL the nerves I. Il.
are tremulous, they are strengthened If
the mind is ciouded, the BIFIEItS tend 10 IL
dlsperee the gloom. e. -
These are the effects OF the great vEgETA-
BILE .roNIC AND CORRECTIVE when for ta.s8
iG tFii egantry. ana t6e demand COR aRiah a.
ern Hemisphere. EsE 81 nHNtI .lHH
1t ts not oderei as n beVerGQe, but rs q f.
feeu1clftes nor will IL evcfre liNetf 10 satisfy t
= era ioi alcoholic slim ulants, because m A
Us etiect IS 70 check, not TO create, q false
appebite lof e&eltnnta- The cnufmplC1N OI fEIm
euiariy, and 70 SO Ml NJ aEs i al tna Sas Oily %
saie ipFeparatiof4f containing alcohol, that ~
can pc used Tor medicinal purposes. f-
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EurOnean Market.


By Cable.I LONDON. Jan. Give.
CoNsoIs 9314; 5-20 bonds 75s6; Erie a6Li.
Illinois Central 9254. TaIIow as Cd Linz
seed oil Us for refined; Petroleum firmer.
at lbs I'D; Sugar bnoyant, afIOat at DIS Sd
Calcutta linseed 5Ss; Petroleum at Aut-
werp 5S1z95915 francs.
FRANKFoET, January 27-BoNDs-791<6o
1895. '|4eS
PARIS, Jan. 27--BoURsE-Firm; rentes 20
francs y cenLimes.
LIvERPoOL. Jan. T.-COTroN- Firm, m ID
ding uplands li5SgIl1<d; Orleans IIszQa
wheat lis I'd; Red Western No 9s lola
los. Western flour 26s(g26s 6d; Corn No.
IS I'd; Barley SIS: Peas Ais 6d Pork gls fd !.
Beef loss; Lard 76s; cheese 7is; Bacon SIS 7:
common Rosin B, Sd fine los Spirits De-
troleum Bn0yan1 at Sd; refined firm, al IA
Ia; TaLlow us; Turpentine frmer, but no
higher.
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rELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
Gold closed in New York. yesterday, at

Gold closed in. New York, yesterday, at
1865.
Ellen Xhalen, of Brooklyn, died Tues
tay night from the effects ef burns recelv-
cd Sunday night during n fire in her room
which caught by the upsetting OF a candle
by her husband. Both were drunk at the
times
A New York dispatch dated the 27th says
about ten thousand dollars in cheeks and
four hundred and forty-s'x shares in the
Pacific Mail steamship Company, in a tin
box, were stolen from the counter of the
Compares 1ajce, in Wall Street, yester-
day. NJ rFraSts. Payment OF the checks
and u,e .,.usfer of the stock has been
stopp d.
a New Ycrk dispatch dated the 9th says
the investigation held yesterday, in the
case Of DIR. Kennedy, whose PARTNER
Powers--is in custody charged with pro-
dueibg his death shows that Powers was
living under an assumed names and
great portion of the property claimed by
him WAS in Kennedy's name. The Jury
rendered a verdict to the effect that wills
XIV applied to the deceased by Powers
with fraudulent Intent caused his DEATH &
!, A Caracas (VenezueIa) letter. of Deem
ber IItn, states that Mr.. Talmadge, the
American Commissioners in the eOnven-
ton for the settlement of American
claims. had been accused Of frauds aud 10
Government, 1t is announeed, immediate-
Iy demands the abfogatton OF the treaty.
Mr. Talmadge Is fully able TO disprove any
imputation against him. and the whole
tronble is supp 0sed 30 have been indaeed
by wish to ssvoid paying the heavy in-
stalments already adjudged the United
States. Af
The New York Tribune says that last Oe-
tober one George Williamson hired a base-
ment at IS Canal Street, Tor the ostensibie
purpose OF opening trunk store. lie cut
the floor into the shop above, stole ftfty-
six hundred dollars worth of millinery
goods, and was arrested with tho pinnder
in his possession, rs he was attempting to
cart it away, and was committed 10 prison
without ball. The papers in his case Were
sent to the District Attorneys Office. but
were taken away FROM there by Alder
man Canon just before the election, and
no further proceedings have been taken
This man has now been Identified As the
man who made a daring attempt To rob
the Park, Bank last Saturday.
f
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MONETARY 6 COMMERCIAL
New York Markef.


1 By Telsgraph.I NEW YoaK, Jan. q.
CoFToN-More active and L@1lc better:
sales Of 4,700 bales at 2S54929c for middling
uplands; closing quiet, no buyers over in
| side price.
FL6UR-DulI; receipts 4.a77 bbls; sales of
| $500 barrels at s. S506 IS for superfine State
and Western; 81 00G7 35 for extra State:
| So S0g7 70 for extra Western 81 75sa9 Is for
white wheat extra; IS S0ta9 % round noon
Ohio; 81 as 81 for extra 81. Louiss e9aS. 2
for good choice do; closing duh. Rye 1our
| quiet; sales Of go barrels at 25 25@7 40
| Corn meal in fair request; sales of j. O00 bar
rels Brandywine at $5. aaess -
WHIsKY-Duif; sales of Is barrels wes-
WHEAT-No receipts; wheat heavy and
without decided change in price, with a
moderate inquiry to fill old freight engage
ments; sales of 8, ZOO bushels at 81 coal 65 FOR
No.2Sprtng in store and ad0at; latter price
ior very choice; 81 IS for mixed Spring; 81
RY1E-Qniet; sales of $500 barrels choice
western at 81 5zLz, delivered. 3 - - = =
= BAIRLEY-More "a active and firm; sales of
i5,0OQ bushels Canada West at 81 I2d2 I21z
in store, and 81 l5 afioat; sales of 5000
buSh- German. to arrive, at private Terms.
CORN Receipts SO5Ss bushels; dull and
dropping; sales of 5000 bushels at 930g5c
Ior new mixed western; 96c for Western
yeliowi 9k995c for white Southern 81 or
ior klln dried western; 81 90 for old West
ern In store; 9Oc for new Orleans white. .4f
Of f4 30 s.gAa o9sneis; Is; quiet: sales
store 76z39T7e for do, afl0at. ~ 5fff 800 ~
RICa-flrIn al ylgl0c for Carolina fsH
COFFEE -Firmi sales OF 2,000 bags Rio at
sUeAR-steady; sales OF 200 hhds. Cuba
MoLAssEs Firm: sales of $50 barrels New
Orleans at 74ci also, sales Of l60 hhUs Cuba
fHoPs-Quiet at SdsI8c for American.
PETReLEUM = Firm; 23c for crude: 3elzc
for refined bonded. tr,ls+ - "A 80 :,
LEATHER HemIock soIes quiet at pre-
viOus prices. lat5+f = IsI1- - u
!. WooL-QaIet and unchanged: s ales of
5gO,09O pounds at S2g5Sc for domestic fleece;
LIksEED OII4--Firm. at sI O0gI O2 on the
spot slss ftUsafas4 - 1f's.li1f77ss91 - n
SPIRITS OF TURPERTINE--FaPT Mt 5sa57c
!. Polk-firmer; sales of $50 barrels at
s3l 25eS3l 81 for new mess; gxiofsD 20 for old
ditto; SO 75@26 Is for prime: S28 50d3I 90
for prime mess: also sales OF 500 barrels
new mess sellers April, al 81 50; also zoo
barrels new mess, sellers six months, at
BEEF-Steady; sales of i4O barrels. Tieree
Beefsteady ales of 3sj Heroes alt s2la33
for prime mess; s3l65S3 for India mess.
% %beeI Itams steady; -es of 225 barrels at
JCUr siisA1,s- FIrmer: sales OF 800 pack
aces aces At lS9i41zc for shoulders; Iz6slSe for
Hoes Dressed, firmer at lSg<alfze for
western; f4I24I454 for city -
GREEN MEATS MiddIes firmer: sales of
~ ~ boxes at I5s4gl6c for Cumberland cut,
I64c FOR short ribbed, lie .or long clear.
lIAfsD-Firm; sales of $50 tieTees al 2afa
n sc Iol7Steanl, and 2t1kl@2l1s for kettle rem
defea also sales of 800 tieIces of steam
rendered, sellers February. March aud
BJfIyrEE- Dull at 2Sa35c for Ohio.
GIIsIfsf- Firm al 1Gde2OIzc. + =. f....s F
/, rlSElGItls-To Liverpool without decided
= % 3 I. tIFl
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wILMINGToN. DEL
hegi.latIEe AegIen--The Atlantic Tel.
Cgraph Gable.

9 WILNrINGFoN. DEL, January 27-
The State LEGISLATURE has adopted a
joint resolution declaring the author-
lty Of, the State over the Landing Of
ocean telegraph cables On its shores,
DIGGING chat thesAtlantie- coast. OF
Delaware is peculisrlY favorable for
the landing Of the French cable. and
appointing ~. Il. Comegys a commits
sioner to conler with the company
forming that. enterprise. sa-Ft w
Notice was given IN the House yes
terday Of bill to annul fheacharter
of the Philadelphia. Wilmington Il
Baltimore Railroad Company. s4g
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F'rO11l our Extra

inducements now offered in our Millinery
Department. our friends and cnksi onasrs
VIII be convinced That We intend TO make
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CHICAGO.
Bill 10 Strike cut the word White
In the General Scb00l De-
slrucilYe Fire st Re0Pia. .nal

N#HaaafA sHaa~# Ri
CHICAGO, Jan. 27e-A bill reported
by the C@ininittee on Education IN
the Illinois i4egisiature o4tiiy, stfik as
out the word white" in the general
school act. 100000 &c
Lineoln's warehouse in Peoria, Illi-
nois, were destroyed by fire last hight.
Loss 100000. asl .se
s. Comst0ck, merchant of Mime
apolis, Minnesota. has failed. Lia-
bilities 100000 Other failunss 'nrn
reported.
La his speech before the WiscOnsin
Legislature to-day. Matt ii Uarpcn-
ter, United States Senator elect,
pledged them that lie Would retain
his position no longer than his course
was approved by those who elected
him.
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HARTFORD.
d sm0cfatic State COnVentlOnAEpe
Payment.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 27.-The
Democratic State Convention was well
attended. 4. M. Waller, of New
London. presided temporarily, and
made a strong speech in favor OF pay
ing the bonds in gold. lion. y =;
L0omis, OF Bridgeport, was elected
Permanent Chairman. Resolutions
were adopted ignoring the Tamnang
platform. Resolutions were also
adopted in respect TO the memory OF
Il. Ii. Seymour A speech was made
by j. L. Babcock, in support. of the
latter resolution. The old ticket was
renominated. ao.il .,'saf4 = 3 ....
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Memphis Market
By Telegraph

BY Telegraph MEMPHIs, Jan. q,
CoTToN-Quiet and firm at Use receipts
,JI6 bales; exports 500 bales.
FLOUR at 50 50gI0 90.
CoRN-Firm at 75ldSoc. = -.r
OArs-Scarce and firm at 75c.
HAY-Steady at S20. Ela
BRAN-At S240d25.
CORN NJ EATs-Dull and nominal
PORK-s53 %.
I5ARD-Firm at 2ln22e.
BULK MEATS-ActiYe; shoulders l31SGa
lie
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ROCHESTER,, N. Z.
Attempt 10 DeFraud life Insurance
Campanies-Arrest OF the Parity.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, January 81
A. Hiatt, alias Samuel r. Allen, and
seven others, haVesbeen arresled here
on charge of conspiracy 70 defraud
the Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company of $1,000 Hiatt had his
life insured to that amount, sold his
policy to q lawyer named Gaylord,
and shortly aftef had report cireu-
lated that he was drowned while
hunting. The case wiz be tried i'm
mediately.
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AUGUSTA.
Temperance COnYentIOn-PeFmanent
President ChOsen-The Temperance
Reform. f.f

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 27.-Hon. Nell
soa Dingley, Jr, was chosen Perma-
manent President of the Maine State
Temperance Convention. He delivered
lengthy address In advocating the
views OF the radical wing of the tenn
perance party, and urging the re-
enactment of the Imprisonment pen
atty and State police laws.
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WASHINGTON.
Editor OF the Richmond Journal Be-
fore The ReeORstructIOn Commit
Iee-The Question Of Bridges over
1he Chic River.

WASHINGTON. Jan. q. &C. 1T.
Whittlesey, editor of the Richmond
.JournGi, testified before the Recon
struction Committee to-day, that he
opposed the plan Of the Virginia Con-
ventiOn Of the 9th, for the restoration
Of that State into the Union, and con-
silers If inexpedient at present to
revieve the judicial officers in Virginia
fram political disabilities.
The Committee on Roads and
Canals heard witnesses to-day, as to
whether bridges over the Ohio River
are an obstruction to commerce.
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LOUISVILLE.
The .kFil Murder Case Jury Em-
panneled. s8

LOUISVILLE, January q. The case
OF VIM. Kril. for the murder of his
wife on the 7th of March last, came
mp this morning. After the examin-
alton of large number of parties a
jury was finally empanneled. The
case will occupy several days.
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a clergyman, while residing IN eouth.
America as a missionary discovered "a I u.
sale 'and simple remedy Tor the ca re of
NefNOuS Weakness Early Decay Diseases
OF the Urinary amt Seminal Organ fafsTr
the whole train OF disorders brought on bV
bahefut md viriBns halmfs Great qrm- af
bers have been cured by this mob = REM = o.
edN.i Prompted bF a desire 10 heuent tie
afflicted and unfortunate II viii send fho
recipe for preparing Hnd using this Inedi-
,c.net ~ a sealed envelope, 90 any 0no.w 30
needs IL, free OC charge Address
ff JOSEPH a.. INEdA NJ f# aa.
station y, Bible House,
Jal2 d&w3m tsp nj New YORK City. Hlia
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW York, Jan. q.
DRY GoODs-The. demand was little
more an mated toward the close, but the
however, are quite Arm, and on heavy
Brown Sheetings, of the Atlantic Mills
make, there is an advance of &c per
yard, established by the agents and some
jobbers, which is the only important alter
alton noticeable.
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Notice tO COntraotOrs.

SEAE4ED PROPOSALS NILsH. RE
- received at my office until the 18th
day of February, 1863, for he con tructiOn
of an addition to the Court Ii OuSe, The
plans and specifications can be seen at nv.
Office on and after he lst day of February
Bids must be accom- panied by the names
and signatures of the securities proposed.
Paw meEts will be made as the work pro-
crosses, aud IS per cent. retained until the
com pleted. The Commissioners reserve
the right to reject my o. all the bids.
VICTOR BISCH,
County Auditor
Evansville, Jan. 2lst, Is 8. lja22 d&wtd
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This splendid Hair Dye IN tho BEST "a the
wOflh; the only true and perfect Ilyo@ .
harmless reliable, instantaneous; i1o thaa
appointments, np ridleulous uuts. reme-
.aies The III effects OF bad dyes, 3nvieprnieH
aud leaves the d air soft and lBettttful,
eEsEeA OF brOfCn. sold ~ all Druggists and
elors Wig Faotory, No i8 Bond ku0ei.
New York -5.fn it tapa0 diy
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic reIesra1,h
Late from neutrality-suspicious. on
the PerSfa-NOne or The First
{ Glass Passengers Hurt Names OF
SecOnd-Ulass Passengers Injured.
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, January PA meeting
of influential citizens was held here
last night, at which resolutions were
adopted urging the Government to
pardon the Feniau convicts. "a
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Dead
Terrible sacri1ice

In order 90 make room for Spring Wear.
A complete stock OF domestic Goods of
every popular brand, and AZ Tho. lowest
prices, can always be found at Schapker,
Busssing tk Ca. X, Nos a and 40 Main street.
In short, they have everything to make
the 'touter" appearance thii rtt
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Purifying Of the Blood.
DE. J. W. POLANB's
HUEmOr Doctor,
A Positive Remedy for all kinds
Of HumOrS,

Scrofula, Scurvy, salt Rheum, Carbuncle
and Boils, Ulcers. and All Obstinate
Affections of the Skin, Infiammatory
or Chronic Rhenmatisfn, piles. Chronic
Diarrhoea, Mercurinl Diseases. and every
Taint of the System; dyspepsia, and
those Affections originating In the De-
raneement or the Digestive Organs,
viz, Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and
Nervou Affections, Headache, Lam
gour. alsd Depression of Spirits. Loss OF
Appetite, Constipation.
fsGS ExCELLENE MEDICINAL.
- Compound was iirst prepared by Dr.
j. W. POLAND. I'm 1877, aud was then em-
plOyed with great success in eXpelling hu-
mofh from the blood; but in 1913 n medical
friend, " no was quite celebrated as n ply
slcian especially in the treatment of a.
InOTs. suggested some important improve
menis, which were adopted. and which
has made it $50 the people say) the very
best remedy for all kinds Of humOrs
known TO the faculty"
This preparation rs composed entirely OF
vegetables, among which are Sarsapstrilla,
yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and
BloodrOOt.
When the originator lived in New
Hampshire, at Gonsiown Centre, for the
space OF thirty or forty miles around, And
in nManehesteT particularly, the HunIOr Doc
the numerous aud wonderful cures which
IL effected. Though manufactured I'm large
quantities, the supply was frequently ex-
hausted, and purchasers had TO wait for
more 10 be made. In that region, some
very severe cases of ErySipelas were treat
ed wiLh-and they were cured I Erysi las
sores. or earbuneles-tho ugly, painful
uicefs-were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. 30 Il
WAS with ScrOfula and salt kheum. The
Humor Doctor cured them.
1t is free frOm any dangerous drugs, Is
pleasant TO the taste, safe, yet sure and
effective ia its action.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-28

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ion, no charge. Send sketch and deaGrlp~
tton4 For application. send model. mot
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The Evansville journal., 1869-01-28

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