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The CITY Convention.

We hope the Republicans of the
different Wards will be active to-day
and tomorrow. in perfecting their ar
rangements for tie Convention to-
morrow evening at National Hall. 1t
ought to be pretty we'll understood
who shall be selected as candidates in
the different Wards, for the Council.
So that these nominations can be
made without delay or difficulty.
None but the most responsible and
intelligent citizens, who have person
al interests in the Wards they are ex-
pec,ed to represent. should be nomi-
mated. 1t is pretty well understood
that a change of the Council is essen
tial to the restoration of the credit of
the city. The Democrats concede this
fact by the unanimity with which
they are casting aside their present
Councilmen for new men.
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TsVILLE. IND. MONDAY. MARCH IS 1859

stituent Cortes last week Minister La
costa asked for power to raise % 900
recruits, which he said were necessary
to complete the army. After a long
debate, the majority of the Cortes
voted in favor of granting the power
to the Ministry, but resolutions were
pissed declaring that In future mill
ta,y conscriptiOns should be dIscon-
timed A demonstration was made
to day by the people OF this city
against cOnscription. .a
AhotheT insurrecti0nary attempt is
reported In Andalusia. No partieu-
larssof the affair have been received.
BERLIN, March IA motion has
heen made by Herr Tweester, in the
North German Parliament, that De-
partments OF War, Marine. Foreign
Affairs and Commerce, with a Minis
ter at the head of each esta blishment,
be created for the Confederation.
IRELAND.
QUEENSTOWN, March 1t. = The
steamship Samaria, from New York,
March Sd, arrived this morning. ied
The steamship Colorado, from New
York, arrived to-day. -. - 5E
LONDONDERRY. March Ii. - The
steamship North America, from Port
land, has arrived off Neville. O +
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Gratifying.

We are informed from a reliable
source that his Honor Mayor WALKER
contemplates making a full and COM
plete report to the Council of his
financial operations thus far during
his term of Office. The Clerks books
have bcen posted for some time, and
the Treasurer has also made out a
statement of the condition Of funds in
his hands. The Mayors report will,
we presume, specify the various kinds
or ebtedness of the city, such as
bank loans, railroad bonds, street i'm
provements and sewerage bonds, or
ders outstanding, &c. This is crafty
ins information, and the report will b
scrutiuized with great interest by the
people. Iu. making this report in al
vance Of the close Of the year, Mayor
WALKER is but following the exam
pie of Mayor BAKER, who made
similar exhibit prior to the Apri
election OF last year.
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Cincinnati HarKet.

~ Telegraph. D ~ CfrsrIrSlsAri. March I3.
FLOUR AND GRAIs--S ominally un-
changed.
CorToNlQniet. best firm; mtddling 2715
t62754c.
TOBACC0-NOthing done.
WHISKY Dun, at Ole.
MISS FORK-puIf and prices nominal
held at S3i % as heretofore
LARD-Nomiuaiiy unchanged.
BULK MEATs-Firmer: shoulders PIC;
sid Is f415e, geneFalf, held &c higher
BACo>-FIrner: shoulders ia demand at
l315c; sides at Is "a t7c, and held &c his her
at the close; sugar cured hahn lSlI Gl9c.
SUGAR-cuba lIa4he; PorlO idcO I4G
I5ci New Orleansii40l51ze.
. MoLASsEs Es-S09S5c for New Orle ans re-
fined.
OILs-Linseed oil dun, and declined to
81 O.: Lard OH at 81 5Sg Il -, aid the demand
moderate.
fETFOLEUAI-DulI and dropping in a job
bing way, at 34ae55c.
EXcFIA = GE- F'frmer, at par TO soc prem
lum buying; l-l0e PREMIUM selling.
GOLD-l3l.
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Er1HE STATE OF INDHANA.

10 me Shertg Of Vander6 ur0h County,
Greeting:
WHEREAS, A vacancy has occurred in
the Office o Representativ q III the General
AssemD y of the state Of Indiana, during
the present session OF said General Assem-
bly,, by the esignations OF Leroy Calvert
ana james +. WelbOrn, the representa-
tiVes from the County OF Naudeburgh;
Now, Therefore, IA pursuance OF the
Constitution OF the state, and Of the stat
ute in sncn case made and provided, l..
Conrad BAKER. Governor OF tue State OF
lnd ana, do issue this writ OF eiecti IN,
hereby ordering and directing That a Spe-
ctal Election shall be held In the county
composing said kepresentatiye District on
Tuesday, the I'D day OF March, 1863, for the
purpose of electtng two Representatives
To represent SAID Representative District
Ia tlie House Of Representatives of the
tate OF Indiana, and to fiji the Hac3n Y
Occ4sioned by the reslgDatt0ns or the said
Leroy Calvert and James r. Welb0rn :;
aud the SLeTih to whom Ihis writ IS
directed Is hereby ordered TO give notice
OF said Speciai Election, pursuant to the
requirements of the statute IN such case
made and provided.
Ia witness wh reoi ] have hereuuto
subscribed my name and caused the seal
OF the state 10 be affixed. at indianapolis,
this 5Fh day of Marco, 4. ID. 1869.
SEAL CONhAD BAKER.
BY he Governor:
81. +. a. HoFFALANS, Sec'y Of state.
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HAVANA.
The War In Cuba.

HAVANA, March 13.-The Diarro
argues against the contiseatiOn of the
property of rebels.
The insurgents, under a Polish
General, have burned bridges and
torn up the rails between San Marcas
and Sagua.
The insurgent borders propose con-
centrating Their forces, and esta blish
ing the seat of Government at MIysrie
or some town in the Jurisdiction of
Santiago. Aid is soon expected from
Yucatan and other places.
Advices from Neuvitas to the 9th
instant have been received. The in
surgent Representatives in the Assem-
bly, of the Central Department have
decreed the absolute abolition of
slavery. All patriots are, however,
to be identified for losses Of slaves.
The freedmen may become soldiers or
remain In the country and cultivate
the land.
An ironclad, with Armstrong guns
on board for the insurgents, had been
sighted off Green Key, and Spanish
cruisers were Immediately sent iu
search of her.
The Governor refused to permit
/ Cubans or Americans to leave the
country.
The troops have committed many
outrages on plantations IN the neigh
borhood of Neuvitas.
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NEW YORK.
Concerning the Removal of Govern
meat 0flicials-SpeculatiOns as TO
Grants Appointments.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The Times
says Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. Deiano desires it to be under
stood that no such rule has been
adopted, and it is not the policy Of
the Department to displace loyal aud
faithful officers whose record Is good,
and that strict examination will be
instituted in this matter. and those
only marked for removal whose record
betrays infdelity or ineficiency In the
discharge Of their duties.
The Heral{'s Washington special
sa~s specu,ations as to President
Grants appointments still continue.
The following names are mentioned
as being likely TO be sent In: General
Dent, in place of General Miller, Col
lector of the Port of San francisco /;
j. O. Bulge, u s Marshal of New
York; w. Il Darling, Naval Officer
of New York: and Frank NJ PIxley,
u. 5. District Attorney for Caliiornia.
Rev. VIM III. Milburn, the cele-
brated A american blind preaeher, has
had an operation performed on his
eyes at Berlin. Though much pros
tratcd thereby, he has so far recov-
cred that a second operation which it
is expected will be attended with a
successful result, will be made.
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary RawlIns Takes Charge of
the War Of1lce-The Rush at the
White HOnse-Levee at secretary
BOuIweil's Oflce-O Oiilce- Seekers In
SWaFRnS.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The SEN
tence of the naval general count mar
rial. in the case of Second Assistant
Engineer Geo. f. Lawyer, u. S. N,
tried on charge of using disrespeet-
full language to the President OF the
United States. TO be suspended from
rank and duty for one year, and placed
on the half of waiting orders pay
during that time, and to be publicly
reprimanded by the Secretary of the
Navy, having been recommended to
the President for restoration, by Sec
retary Borie, President Grant, yester-
day, issued the following order:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
March II, 1869.
The recommeudation of the Secre-
tary of the Navy for the revocation of
the sentence in the case Is approved.
a is. GRANT.
Secretary Rawlins, to day, took
formal charge of the War Office. Gen.
Schofield, the late Secretary, was
present and turned over the affairs oil
| the Department to the new Secretary.
Gen. Sherman has promulgated, In
general orders, the act making appro-
priations for the army, approved
March 3D., 1869.
N. l.. Jeffries, Registrar of the
Treasury, has res lgned. 1t is stated
that John L. Wilson, Third Auditor
of the Treasury, intends resigning al
o'clock to-day.
One of the Trustees of the new
Metropolitan Church waited on the
President and rendered him the pew
assigned him in the new Church
This would have been done sooner
had the Church been fully organized
The interview was very pleasant
The rush at the White House is
as great as ever, including large
number of prominent individuals.
Secretary Boutwell, was the reeip
lent of an extensive levee at his Of.
fee A great many Senators and
Ranresentatives called on him OF
6ce-seckers were present IN swarms.
Two delegations visited the Presi
dent this morning, one representing
the soldiers and sailors of the war o
1872. headed by General Skinner
They simply paid their respects. Th'
interview lasted about five minutes
Following them came a delegation
from Delaware, whose visit had refer
ence to the distribution of public
patronage in that State. The Presi
dent reminded these gentlemen of th'
rule that applications for office mus
) be forwarded to the lac lls oi the of
flee to which thev pertain
| The application, Ia the frraSur,
J and Post-ofhec h .r'".,,ss ar. over
{ whelming The r-o ..tilsy o., tina
3 not one in 500 OF the ..l,lioan S cat
: be satisfied.
The amount Of fractional currene
, printed during the week was $562. 500
shipments, $350,700; National Ban
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New York Cold ana STOCK Markei.

BY telegraph NEW YORK. March -.
The Evening Express says the policy o the
treasury Department IN the immediate
fntnre is the subject Of HHueh comment in
Wall Street Thele have been some heavy
short sales of gold and stocks on The thel-
fy of carry sales of gold. In consequences of
the currency balance at this point bein2
reduced 10 i5000,0J0, there is considerable
pressure brought to bear upon the new
Secretary to induce him to sell gold nomf-
naily so as to increase his currency baI-
ancss but really 10 make a ghU money
market. Banks are in that condition at
present that liberal sales of gOl1 would un-
doubtedly cause them TO present their
three per cent.c ertfhca e. Tor redeTn pti5u,
thereby producing a momentafy disturb
auce and unsettling legitimate bus ness.
The Treasury holds at q ifferent points over
Sl0,00D,000 IN currency, and the recent re-
ductionIn the principal OF the Sub preas-
uly is due chlehgto large tFansf, rs
TO Army Paymastefs aud the pension ac-
count, which may not be dt -burse1 for
some time 10 come. The Rsyeuue re-
ceipts from income tax will. however,
soon be coming IN, when the Treasury
viii be lberdliy supplied with Currency
The. Dank stat nleni shows a loss of
81 2l2T, 8 y IN specie, which IS accounted for
by cdstous and export GsInand, but
whereas al l56O pa clrcula ton Is a lit tie re-
inarKabIe. Ihe-cnauRes in loans, deposits
aud legal tenders are slight and uGim-
pOrtaut.
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NASHVILLE.
An ImprOmptu Meeting - President
Grants Inaugural Address APP
proved.

NASHVILLE, March 13.-Last Sat
urday an impromptu meeting of a
small number of citizens, held at the
Court House, in Nashville, adopted
resolutions approving Grants inaugu
raj address, and appointed a commit
tee to call a County Convention of
citizens. irrespective of party or co lor,
to give a further and more authorlta-
tive expression Of opinion.
TIE 90 veniioH was held at the
Capitol, to night, A. B. Shankland
(RndicaD presiding
Henry s. FOote offered resolutions
endorsing the inaugural, expressing
confidence in Grant, and pledging
support to his Administration in all
just measures for the public good.
He made a brief speech in support OF
the resolution, in which, alter speeches
by S. f. Allen, Judge Carry, A. ).
Colyer, Prof Nichols, and others,
were adopted.
The convention was not so large as
had been expected, about three hun
dred persons attending There was
no enthusiasm manifested.
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rr7sIE saATE OF INDTANA,

TO 1,e SHERIFF Of Taader6ur0h County
Greettng:
WHERsAs, A vacancy has occurred in
the office OF Senator in the General As
seunbly of the State OF Indiana, during
the present session OF said General Assem-
bly,. by the resignation OF Daniel Morgan,
the Senator from the Senatorial District
composed OF The County Of Nanderburgh (;
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the
Constitution Of the State, and Of the stat
ute in such case made and provided, l.,
Conrad Baker, Governor Of the state of
Indiana, do issue this writ OF election,
hereby ordering and directing that a Spe-
cial Election SHALL be held in he county
mpOsing said senatorial District, on
Tuesday, the 23d day OF " arch 1862 for the
purpose OF electing a Senator 10 represent
said Senatorial District in the Sem
ate of the State of Indiana, and
to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation OF the said Daniel Nor
gan; and the Sheriff to whom this writ IS
directed is hereby ordered to give notice of
said Special Election, pursuant TO the re-
qufrements OF the statute in such case
made and provided.
In witness whereof I have hereuntO
subscribed my name and caused the seal
OF the state 10 be affixed, AZ Indiauapolfs
this 5th day of March, A ID. 1869.
SEAL.I CONRa ID BAB Err.
BY the Governor:
N. i. 4. HoFFMANN, Sec'y OF State.
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The Removal of Govern
ment Off cials.
Speculations as to Grant
Appointm ents.
Monthly Agricultural Re
ports.
Two Barks Wrecked and
All on Board Lost.
Military Op erations in Ari-
Z0na.

BosToN, March 13.-Wm. Graham,
a native of Cincinnati, and lately an
able seaman on board the American
bark John Bright, was before U nited
States Commissioner Hallet this fore
noon on charge of numbering Thos.
Benson, third mate of the same vessel,
on the high seas, on the 9th of Feb
ruary last. The examination was
postponed until Monday, and Graham
iu default of $1,000 was committed.
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New srIaans Markef-

BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. March I3.
COTTON More active and irregular; mid
ding. 2S14 C; sales Of d .BdJ bales. Receipts,
1872 bales; exports, $50 bales.
COLA I:Ss
~TERLISG-At l43
EXcHANGE-Commerei 1929, New York
sight 1sc prem.
FLoUIl-Firm; snperflne Sc 258637, double
eXtTa y 80. treble g IS. So -,.
-CORN-ScaTce; s21z9S5c.
OATs-Duu at 75e.
BRAN = 81 Is
HAY-Prtme jobbing at S2S 90.
PoRK-N-ss firner at s33.
BACON-Quiet at l41{qI71zc-
LA D-Duli; t cree at 18i&9lS1ac, keg at
20d2155c.
SUGAR-Duu; common az 121zc, prime at
lie.
MoLAss sEs-DuIl; prime dt 70G75c.
WHI-KY-Duu; Western irectlded, 81 Ol9
81 0l15.
CoFFEE- Nominal at l59I554c; prime at
I7aI71sc.
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Euronean Market.
Gable.

By Cable.i LONDON, March q.
CoNSoLs-For money, 92za: on account,
SO. Flve-Hwenttes.q ufet a S3ts; Fri .:5L
limos Central, 81 f; Atlantic q Great
Western, 81. Stocks quiet. sugar 39s.
Unseen, S9s Cd. Ta.low aci I've at s7s Sd.
FRANKFORT, March l3.-BOnds quiet al
So.
PARIS, March 13.-Bourse, 20 francs and
95 centImes.
LIVEEPooL, March I3. - Cotton firmer;
mlddling uplan 5, l2Isd; New Orleans,
I214gl25S.i; sales, l2,t00 bales. California
white wheat, o. 9d; red Western. s. Sd.
29s Sd for new. oats, IS ID. Pork 91s 6j
Beef, S05 Lard. 75s. Cheese, 7Gs Bacon,
6.s. Produce unchanged.
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notes issued, S145, 500; actual circula-
ton, S299. 901, ,923; fractional currency
destroyed, $759. 500.
WASHINGTON. March 13.-ln let
ter dated Havana, March l, Admiral
Hof says the revolutionary party
seem to be obtaining success IN the
neighborhood of Trinidad and Glen
fuegos Ia the Central Department
and at Guampa there is good deal OF
excitement, however, out Of the ar
rests when are constantly being made.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsYILLS. March I3.
TOBACCO -S Sales OF s. hogshead5: luas.
S2gs: common to cutting leaf, SS 5Oglj 50;
Hart Bounty, S2l.
MESS PoRK-s32 90.
LARD-IeS4Il9c.
Reconsideration at 14c, clear rib sides
at lie, and clear sides at 17I[c.
BULK MEArs-Shoulders 13c, clear rib
sides at l6c. clear sides at l6%c.
FLoUR-sj 50d6 90.
WHEAT-sI 509I So
CORN 60 tlG:}c.
o sT5-60ts64c.
RYE-At 81 50.
o. WIIISKY-9ic
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SherlR's Proclamation.

State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County
TN PUR@UANCE or THE FORE
1 going order TO me directed, !, Jacob ~
sstste If Indfara do hereby order Spe-
~ial Flection TO be held at the usual PLACES
of holding elections IN sald cnunly, ON
- ~ electing one Senator 20 represent
M M niatrict OF Vanderburgh County in tue
S,- - : =. ~ In lana; and also at the same
..T,< y n DIace. to elect two Repfese ntsi-
Ives 10 represent the District of Wander
f,,,r,h County in the House Of Representa-
eS1yen under my hand and seal this 9Th
daV of March 1869
seal JACOB II. MILLER.
Sheriff OF Nanderburgh COMFY
TCourier, Union, and DemolKrat pIease
c0py.I mchS dwtd
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The Great Royal Insurance Bond
Robbery. enii

ELMfRA, N. Y, March 1.-THE
jury ia the case of the People VS.. Dan
Noble, indicted for the great Royal
Insurance bond robbery in New
York, was discharged this morning at
nine o'clock, having been out since
four o'clock Saturday afternoon.
They we're unable to agree. 1t is
understood that six were for acquittal
and six for conviction.
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Impromptu Meeting at
Nashville.
President Grants Inaugu'
raj Approved.
News by At1antio Gable.
The Cuban Revolution.
death OF Hon. James Guthrie.

Death OF Hon. James Guthrie.
LOUISVILLE. March 13.-Hon. Jas.
Guthrie, late U. S. Senator from Ken
lucky, who won national fame as SEQ
retary of the Treasury during General
Pierce's administration, and who was
subsequently for many years eonspieu-
Gus and we'll known In financial and
commercial circles for his eminent
ability as President of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Co., died at
his residence IN this city, at 10 min
utes before II o'clock NJ. to-day. His
funeral will take place from his resi-
dence at one o'clock P. NJ, on Mon
day, the 10Th inst.
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LtROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 13-In the House
Of Commons last evening, Mr. Seeley
mittee on the naval contracts to the
United States.
The Marquis of Hastings. Post
master General, said the Contract was
completed by the late Government,
and TO break it would be a breach of
faith. He added that the present
service was satisfactory.
MIR. Lowe deprecated and Mr..
Hunt supported the contract.
The House divided, and the motion
was adopted by the following vote: for
a committee, 1l5; against, 85.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 14,-In the con-
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Locomotive or the Track.

CINCINNATI. March 14-Last night,
the 1915 ToleIo train, on arriving,
ran off the track near the depot, owing
to an open switch. The locomotive
was precipitated down the bank into
the track of the I & G. Road. The
remainder of the train kept the track.
The passengers are unhurt. The en-
gineer aud baggage car brakesman
were slightly injured; the fireman,
Ed. Collins had his collar bone dislO
Gated; Thomas Ewing, who was riding
on the engine, had his right hand
crushed and his left scalded.
The first meeting of the new Board
Oe Trade of manufacturers exclusive
ly, was held last night. Seventy three
firms and twenty seven individuals,
making one hundred members, were
present. M
The contrGet of the United States
Express Company with the Erie Rail
road takes effect tomorrow. The
Great Western Dispatch, owned by
tbe United States Express Company,
will do the freight business.
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MoErREAL, March 13.-The exodus
of French Canadiaus from SOulh 81.
Lawrence parishes to the United
States still continues. Many families
are going, even without dispOsing of
their farms. Efforts are being made
on the part OF the Dominion GovLrn-
nent and military authorities to re-
tain larger number of troops in
Canada than the order contemplates.
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MONEY Quiet aud easy. at 6eT psreent.
on cat, with free offeri - az per cent. Ia
the atternDOn
IT RLING-.Quiet, at s5sssIs per ceut or
FIRST C ass oils.
GoLD-Steady the whole range OF the
day at 1875 alSl1s, and ctosing ~ I8fIsa
l3tA. Clea ances slO6,O30.ODO Exports 20
Havana, Sl21 900; exports for the week :,
S}04 IN
Gov YsRNMENT3--Acttve and firm, with n
further advance In all bui Cps Coupons Of
/ 81, 1865 Gl7; do. '62 ii954ai2j: do. Bi.
ll5A@ 45A d0'6j l7%suiI754 10. new, 1875
all31a: do '67, ll3ss tIl5lz do. 20, Il5Ssa
ll3t2i 10 10, l0}58 88U5i4.
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By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, March 10.
DRY GOODS s-The ma ket Is slowly re-
covering from ihe long duilness, and there
are indications Of a more active trade
during the coming week, as the city is full
of buyers. There was falr business to
day, and prices were most all steady, but
prospect is that prices OF many popular
makes Wt1 be reduced next Monday, in
accordance with the reduction OF Mauches-
ter Lancaster aud other brands. Alicia
brands will be advanced next Monday &c
on all makes, 20 Imper al will be put to
81 % and Union to 81 %.
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Memphis Narker.
ByTeiegr

By reiegraph.l MEaPHTs. March l3.
CorroN-Flrmer at 271Ia2754c; receipts,
AL n.sIes; exports. 77S bates.
FLOUR Quiet, superfiue S3a6 30.
CORN-1Jc-
OATS-7)c and dull. .-e..... .s
HAG-ST
P0KE-S-sB
La D-21H2lc.
BACoN-Steady; shoulders I5c, and
sides iSc
BUlK MEaTs-Firm; shoulders l394e,
and sides 1654c.
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DETROIT. March l3-Iu the Legis-
lature, TO day. the House Special
Commit ee, to investigate the affairs
Of The Detroit and Milwaukee Rail-
road. made a report declaring the
charees made against the railroad
frivolous, and the annoyance to which
this road is subjected by every sue
cessive legislature is Outrageous, and
ought to cease.
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fe6dIy
EVANSVILLE. IND.

TYANTED- DAIRYMAN TO hfre a
w good eX Experienced dairymaD, TO Ia ke
charge of a dairy farm half a mile from
Rockville, tAe terminus of the Evansville
& CTaWf9rdsE lille Railroad. A good house
and garden. and other cOnyeniences on
the farm. A Protestant German preferred.
Good reference given and required. Ad-
dress ISAAC q. COFFIN,
~ Rockville, Parke County, Ind.
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CINeINNATL March 13.-The rumOr
that Thos. II. Foulds will succeed
Col. w. Thomas as Postmaster OF
Cincinnati, creates excitement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
WASHINGTON.

Monthly Agricultural gep6Ft-Slight
Increase il Prices s. Fecking or
Two BaFks. and lass of All on
B04Fd-MiiitaFy Operations ia ArI-
Z6na.