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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-13
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

Goid closed in New York, yesterday, ut
1851.
The Bank of Montreal Canada, was rob
bed Of s, 900 in Canada legal tender notes.
The ticket oface Of the New Jersey Rail
road in New York was entered yesterday
morning and robbed of 81 900 in cash.
The money market in New York yester-
dag showed a partial reaction iowa DIS
stringeb cy-
Isis supposed Moses H. Grlnnell viii be
appointed COliec or for the port OF New
York by General Grant.
The Investigating Committee at New
Y5rk is still busy ferreting out election
I auds. sheriff O'Brien failed in his ef-
forts TO sappress testimony.
4 prominent citizen of Upton, Massa-
chusetts, was found dead in his saw mill on
Monday. II is supposed he was killed by
slab flying off suddenly.
According to a correspondent of the Her.
aid, Gen Frank Blair holds to the opinion
that Gen. Grant will become military
Dictator or Emperor. He thinks the aen-
erals modest department is deep dissimU-
Iation.
I've women of Jersey City took heavy
doses OF morphene, resolving 10 die to-
gether rather than longer endure their do
nestle troubles. When restored to con-
sciousness they were very indignant that
they had not been permitted to die.
The New York Herald warns the people
against so-called jewelers. Union in
that city, which proposes to distribute
s5,OOO00O worth of prizes at grand draw
ing in March next. The whole thing is
swindIe.
Four libel suits against the Chicago TTf-
6ltne for $4,000 were ruled out of Court in
Chicago. The plaintiffs took an appeal to
the Supreme Court. The Tribune had
charged them with arson to avoid failure
Cotton and Custom House frauds are be.
ing investigated before the New York City
Courts.s The books and papers of an i'm
porter on Howard street and another on
Broadway have been seized on an order
issued by the United States District Court
on an afidavit that they have defraudei
the revenue by under valuation of goods
Advices from Mexico represent matters
there in their usual mixed condition. A
good wagon road vas to be built between
Colima and MaEz2rillo. The autho lilies
We're acting vigorously against robbers,
having captured three and shot them. Ter
ribIe land slides had occurred In different
parts of the country, involving considera-
bic loss of life. Another revolution seemed
imminent.
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Me, NETARY & co MMERCIAL
Sew York Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. l2.
COTTON Opened duh and scarcely so
firm, closed 6rmer, with a fair demand.
Sales of 4,S00 bales at 2Ss4c for middling
FLoUR-Receipts lO,S5S barrels: dull and
heavy, l0.gl5c tower; sales 500 barrels at
" %eseTn st9 So so@T 80 Tds % ae state s6 sn 20
gs7 81 for extra Western; So 00ae IS for
white wheat; SO 95@S9 Is for rouD, hoop
Ohio: SS 00G9 90 for extra st. Louls: SO 5O61
IL 50 for good choice do; the market clos
Ing dull. California dull; s5 00dS 50 for red ;
IS 7991 20 for new; Rye -four lower.
BraudYwine at S. 25.
WHIsSY-Quiet; sales of 81 bbls at 81 OF
for free.
WHEAT-Receipts 800 bushels; market
dull aud in favor of buyers; sales OF g, 500
bushels at 81 5S delivered medium spring /:
81 81 delivered very choice No. 2 Spring
81 IS for common to No. /.
RYE-Quiet, without decided change.
BARLEY-Dul and dropping.
BARLEY MALT In moderate request;
safes of 500 bushels at 81 l29I 10.
CoRN-Receipts, q ,2S5 bushels; dull and
els at g5c9St 10 for new mixed Western,
81 O9G1 10 for old do. delivered: 96999c for
new yellow Jersey; 9Sc9Sl o. for new white
Southern and 81 o. for kiln dried Western
OATs-Receipts, 2.S!2 bushels; IN buyers
favsr; sales of $1,000 olSsi els at 1870 for
Western in store, and f7@7z1zc Tor ditto
RIcE-Quiet at s]z@s1<c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Fi-m.
SUGAR = STEADY: sales or 200 hndS. OF
Cuba at l114fdl2c, the Inside price for new
crop; and 200 boxes OF Havana at Il1ze.
MoLASSES-DuH.
HoPs-Quiet at l092Se for American.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet and firm at 19c for
crude. and 3z12c for refined bo pded.
LIEsEED OIL-Dull ut 979S1 90.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 52G53c.
PoRK-DulI; sales of $50 barrels at S29 25Q
S2a 81 for new mess; S28 000128 rs for old do.
S24 00925 % for prime; S27 9092S so for prime
mess; also, sales of 900 barrels new NJ ess.
seller six months, at $29 00929 121z.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged; sales of
100 barrels. 7EU4i ~.
TIERCE BEEF-Quiet; sales of 900 tferces
at SIS 00gS2 90 for prime mess; S32 00G38 90
for Indian mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales of 2I7 barrels.
CUF MEATS-FIrrns sales of $50 packages
I20l215c for shoulders :. .I4tG105Ic for hams
DRESSED Hoes = Firmer and active at
SIS 519I3 IS for Western: Sl1 Ola IA 75 for city
MIDDLES-Quiet and firm at I41%@I45Sc
for Cumberland cut, and l5s4c fof short
ribbed.
LARD STEADY; sales of $50 tisrces at 1Sa
1926 for ket les also. sales Of l,000 tierces
5 cam, seller January, February and
March, part at 1916 stl
BUrrER-Quiet al 30a40c for Chic.
CHEESE-QuIet at l60120c.
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool Arm; 1900 bu.
corn per steam at SIC.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO. JAM II.
EASTERN ExcHANGE--Firm, LILO per
cent. premium selling; lilo per cent. OF
buying. ~ tf tfCUE ~
FLoUR-Quiet, at IS 25a6 S7% for low
grades to good Spring extras. m
: = WHEAT-In fair demand, and Ic lower:
safes OF No. 81 205l 2354 /; new at ST. 49,
and closing firm: sales OF No. 2 since
Change at 81 l34.
sCoRN-Qufet and easter: sales of No 9
kiln dried at soc: rejected do. 54d54lSc, and
no grades 50952c, and closing al 54e for
new. nothing doing in corn this afternoon
OATS-Quiet, af-d &c lower; sales at 473<c
@4Sc, and closing dull at 4715c 81
RYE-Dull, at 81 l6;QI IL for No. 1, and 81 IA
for No. z: closing at 81 l61S for No. L. A
BARLEY-1n fair request and firmer. and
&c higher; sales of No. al 81 65@1l'6i.
HIGHWDSEs = Inactive and nominal at
93d931Se.
PRoVIsIoNs-Qaiet and steady sales of
l,6OO barrels mess pork at $40 90, cash !;
$2o 20, seller February and March; $50 OO
seller first half of April. Lard, steady and
quiet at l9c cash. and 1910 seller March !;
rough sides at I4c; Cumberland middIes at
13Zc; beer hams at S29 90
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer; sales at SIl 25R
Si3 90; closing firm at Sl2 509I3 90, dividing
on two hundred pounds - ?
LIVE HOGS-Quiet and a shade nrnler:
sales at So 501gI0 o. for fair to medium
shipping, and $40 l09l0 so for good to choice
packing.
BEEF CoTTLE-Firmer and moderately
active at 81 2495 90 for cows and light
steers; IS 5096 80 for fair to medium and
50 1907 30 for good 20 extra shipping beeves.
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Cincinnati Marka,-

BY telegraph CTNCINEArI. Jan. IL.
FLOUR Firm; family 81 75@2
WHEAT--F.lrm; No. red 81 739l rs; No.
held at 81 80.
CoRN--Firmer; ear 63c.
light.
OATS Quiet at 6q@6Ic. fsr
81 25.
COTTON Quiet at 271Sc for Hniddiino.
" HISKY-Dutl At g7c
HoGS-Nomtually unchanged: but few
IN ;only seven hundred head arrived during
the last twenty-four hours; mostly taken
by butchers.
PRoyIsIoNs-Firm but quiet; no specu-
latiVe demand: fair demand from con-
sunIeTs. Mess Pork S3l nominally. Lard
1S14gl91ze for prime kettle rendered; lSc
for head and gut; 1S1Sc for prime steam
rendered Bacon dull; shoulders l3Izc;
clear RIB sides l615c; clear l714@I71zc
packed. Bulk Meats unchanged: Shout
ders lls4c; sides I412c; clear RIB l514c; clear
1870 l554c. Green Meats in demand at 1919
gllc for shoulders: l3c Tor sides: l5140I51zc
Jor mans. Butter unchanged; fresh 336 4Oc.
Eggs 3Oc. Cheese firm at ISG2Oc.
OILS-Ltnseed dull at 81 o.; lard oil fl rm
at 81 90; petroleum advanced To 3lg32c.
GOLD-l35 buying.
ExcHANGE Active and higher; buying
al D per cent. discount TO par, aud selling
at lilo premium.
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BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Jan. II.
DRY GooDs-The market Is strong and
Quiry Is general There is an advance of Ie
per yard on all bleached muslines of me-
dunn g ade OF New York Mills, and Wam-
sntta were Withdrawn from the market
yesterday, and have not been placed tor sale
on any OF the stands Of leading jobbers. but
when they are, the advance will, no douhs
be 215c. LOnesdaIes are up 10 l8c. and HOpe
to l515c. In brown muslins there is no i'm
provement, but the tendency Is strongly
upward: Atlantic A was held by agents
however, at I7c, but still all Standard
brands can be bought Of iobbers at 1916.
Heavy brown drills rather duh, but reia-
lively low, and Lnust advance Appleton A
10 I715c, but this Is the best brand on sale
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Kew York Gold ana stock Market.

4 y .
MoNEY-During the morning there was
TO the enlarged business on stock exchange,
ana borrowers on call paid per cent. cur
Eencys and. In many instances, coin inter
estS. REm ofS tuab an arlIficial stFingency
was TO be 9ttenl pi ed, were not credited
and the bank returns to-day, To the clos
Ing hour furnish no suca indication. The
nov OF currency here con inues, and
toward the close of bank hours the mar
ket became ve-y easy, and the supply
oderlng 3J the legal rate was in excess of
the demand, wnIle, after o'clock, loans
We're made at per cent. The transactions
at colu interest were exceptional and on.
mixed collAterals, and th- borrowers were
street. Commercial paper is dun at 8glO
per cent.
EXCHANGE STERLING Is stronger with
few produce bills Offering, and leading
bankers are disposed TO advance rates TO
the sh1ppi ng point for gold at 914g9I.
GoLD-Stro and more active, ia SYM
pathy with exchange; the range was 1851
CGl3515, and the closing rates were lSsgiSd1
eg1311a. The gross cIearances to-day were
SIS 0,OO00. The Gold Exchange, by "a yofe
or l7o 10 l2l. agreed TO retain in the by-
laws the privilege of members of being
represented in the rooms by powers of
attorney
GovERNMENTs-DulI and feverish most
of the day, and mp TO o'clock the whole
list was weak and declining. Upon money
becoming plenty all per cent, however,
there was reaction of E63% from the
lowest point. Most OF the sales at the
Board We're in '67s. The fnyeslm ent de-
mAnd continues good; coupons of 1881,
lll19ll2; do. '62, 1l2148ll2s6: do. '6f, I08t<M
do. 67, I0Ssg IOsI do. .SGS, ,l0S1z i085 lO-40s,
U4ra
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INDIANAPOLIS. Jannarv II

INDIANAPOLIS, January II.
Editors Journal;
At2P N. yesterday the House met,
and after the reading of the journal
and the transaction of some unim-
portant business, the official vote Of
the State for Governor and Lieuten-
ant Governor by counties was an
nounced. By the vote, as reported
officially, it appeared that Gov
ernor Bakers majority was 961. and
Colonel Cumback's majority 1882.
The Governor and Lieut. Governor
then took the oath of Office together,
and we're duly inaugurated into their
respective positions. The Representa-
tiges' Hall was crowded with ladies
and gentlemen, and on the appearance
of Gov1rnor Baker he was received
with enthusiastic applause. While
the preliminary movements were going
on 10 the Representatives Hall, pre-
paratory to the Inauguration, the Sem
ate was In session.
In that body. by Senator Turner,
the following resolution was offered
WHEIlEAs. 1t has been published
IN one OF the newspapers In this city
that Hon VIII Cumback, Lieutenant
Governor elect, made some corrupt
and dishonorable propositions to His
Excellency, Governor Baker, which
we're promptly declined; and
WHEREAS, The charge is Injurious
affecting the reputation and prospects
Of Mr.. Gumback, now candidate fol
the United States Senate; and
WHEREAS, 1t is due the Senate
and the party implicated, that thu
facts be known; therefore,
ResolUed, II a. His Excellanc
Governor Baker, be requested to fur
nfsh che Senate with the letters o
papers or ntaining such propositions
aad all correspondence relating there
to. or any 8uch as have been made
and if nc such corrupt proposition
have been made, that he authorita
lively contradict the same.
On the adoption or rejection of thi
resolution quite an animated discus
sion arose. indulged in by Senator
BelIamy, CbuTch and Turner, in whic
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and consequently an extreme price; Boalts
aud Peppereli held at lie, although at the
close buyers may be able to secure them at
1870, which Is the price of Atlantic. The
Print markets. excited; all dark styles Of
fering have been bought up, and there rs
a general advance of lc per yard to-day on
ali mediu - aud light work; Sprague's adj
vanced 20 I3c for dark, aud 1870 Tor light
styles; Pacific dark styles closed out, and
scarce at 13c, and light work brings I31zc;
Merrfmas prints are up to l41zc for ID
brand, and l6c for W; White double pinks
and purples have risen to l61zc for Amerf-
can, Aliens and Richmond's. light work
bring 1870; Amoskeag 13c; the Cocheco
are still selling at I3I5c, but are scarce, and
must advance 20 I41zc soon. Woolen goods,
adapted for Spring, are in better request
tor mems wear. M il8rH
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Ia a very complicated end delicate one,
and is more liable TO get out OF order, and
much more difficult 10 repair, than any
combination OF wheels, and cranks, and
levers made by the hands OF man. AZ n
rule, IL is tfnkered TOO much, and bnhU
tfnkeTed at that. A. is often cnlomehNeu,
narcotized, depleted, and 0therwise miH-
used, when ali that 10 really needA la
WholesOme fonic and restorative like
HOSTETTER'5 STOMACH Bl TIERS 20
put II i'm proper trim and keep 10 so. The
first place, the food which as juices are
intended 20 dissolve is too frequently
fIirotVh into 10 hastily, and ia a hali-masti-
Gated condition, In which state the gastric
acid cannot properly act upon a. The re-
suit is fllfsDeDsi0. Then comes the doctor,
and, finding the digestive organs weak
weaken and paralyze ftiii more with dras-
tic putRatives. These taulng-ae they al-
ways do-tO produce sanitary change, he
tells the invalid that medictl science can
do no more for HIM. This, with Mi due
Difference, is a mtsfake-Cne or those iniB
takes which Talleyrand said were tantn-
mount TO crimes. What the dyspepilo
stomach with HOsTETThK's BlTTERS,
and the stomach will strengthen nVerN
other part Of the human machine, ana
make IL, IN common pariancef as gooh ns
new. Upon the state Of Che dig sion de-
pends, in a measure, the condition OF The
whole system. Now, the Bittorg are the
most admirable tonic known. IheY cOn-
sist OF the nnesG yegetabIe InNigoranls mnu
restoratives. combined with an unadulter-
ated stimulant Tie uyfpeptic needs nu-
Thing else 90 effect n cure. except llghLi
nutritious diet, and fair amount OF eAer-
else. Even IN the absence OF these laat-
mention ed accessories, the tonic aud alter
atlve properties OF the preparation VIII
work wonders, enabling the dyapepGc 10
digest inferior fare with comparative ease,
spite OF the drawbacks OF sedentafy oc-
cupAtion.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
1Lth CONGRESS- : THIRD SESSION.
wAsHrNerox. January 12.

SENATE.......W W AsHINGToN. January u.
Frelingh oysen presented a memorial
signed by Frank lin Haight, q. p. Upton,
III. q. Gardner, and other capitalists, set
ting forth that the pro posed subsidies to
the Northern Pacific Railroad and to the
Eastern division of the Pacific Railroad,
will amount, besides land grants, to Sl20,-
100000, and Offering to construct either or
both roads for a subsidy of Sl50,OD0 per
mile in addition to a lang 6ao56n ogrant & thnS say
to give bonds endorsed by capitalists rep
resentipg Sl00,O00,000.
Anthony, from the COMMITTEES on Print
COPIES OF Commissioners WelIs's report Tor
the use of the Senate. Adopted.
Sumner, from the Committee on Forete n
Relations, reported favorably resolutions
to provide for bringing home the remains
of our late Minister, Coggsweli. Adopted.
sumner introduced q bill to prevent the
transfer to aliens or foreigners OF grants of
privileges denied from the United states.
1t provides that 1t snail not be lawful,
without the express consent of Congress
beng first obtained, to assign or transfer
to any alien or forelgn corporation any
charter, grant priv ege, derived from tue
United States, and is designed to promote
or regulate intercourse with any foreign
nation. Referred to the Committee on For
eign Relations.
F'relinghuysen introduced bill to con-
tinue the office of Solicitor an Naval
Judge Advocate General. Referred to the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
Rice intr Oducv d a bill to provide for the
Incorporation OF the Arkansas and Pa
cific Railroad Com pauy to construct and
maintain a railroad from LitJle Rock TO
the terminus of the tional Pacific Rail-
road on the Rio Grande. The bill proposes
to grade twenty alternate sections OF land
on eacn side of the road, and on the issue
of the Government of 81 years g per cent.
currency bonds TO the amount of $4,000 per
miIe TO be secured by a second mortgage
On the property of the company. Rice
also introduced bill TO provide Tor an ad-
ditional term of the United states Circuit
Court in Arkansas. Referred To the Judtc-
larry Committee
Pomeroy introduced a bill to grant a
portion of the military reservation of
Fort Leavenworth to aid in the construc-
tion of railroad bridge across the Mis-
souri, River az that place. referred to tne
/ CommlLtee on Military fairs.
/ The Senate took up and passed the bill
| relating to the time for finding indict-
ments IN the United States courts in the
late rebel States. It provides that such
| indictments may be found in any State
/ after the restoration of such State to rep
/ resenLation in Congress, but does not APP
| pIy to treason and other political offenses
| The Senate resumed the consideration
| of the bill for the relief of sue Murphy
| which was debated until o'clock, wher
| the Senate adjourned
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VOL. Xxx.

Turner was roughly handled. On the
part of Mr.. Bellamy and Mr.. Church,
it was claimed that the Senate
had TO right to ask for the
private correspondence of the Gov
ernor or Lieutenant Governor; and
Senators charged that Turner was
being made a cats paw" of to pull
hot chestnuts out of the fire. Pend
ing the discussion, a motion was made
to adjourn, which motion prevailed.
The resolution coming from what
ever source it might, was, of course.
intended to damage the prospects of
Mr.. Cumback for United States Sen
ator. So far as Mr.. Turner is con-
cerned. there was but one expression
of opinion, and that was of con-
tempt for the man who would allow
himself to be made the instrument of
to do the dirty work of any man. 1t
cannot be that this resolution will
effect the Senatorial election. at least
it will not operate against Mr.. Cum
back, but on the contrary will be
something in his favor, rather than
ag aast him. This is the general i'm
preston at this writing, but the con-
test for Senator gives promise of grow
ing more aud more animated, as the
time for making the choice draws
near. Y. K. y. w.
Eaker- cumbacK Correspondence.
The Indianapolis correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial gives the
following as the substance of the Ba-.
ker- Cumback correspondence:
Previous to the meeting Of the Re-
publican Convention, in February,
1868, Col. Cumback and Gov. Baker
were both understood to be candi-
dates fer the nomination OF Governor,
and Col. Cumbaek wrote to the
Governor suggesting that in case
Senator Hendricks should resign his
seat in the Senate, in order to
make the race for Governor on
the Democratic State ticket, that
Gov. Baker would appoint hlm (Cum-
backl to the vacancy. Then he would
not be a candidate before the Couven-
ton for Governor, but would take the
stump for the entire State ticket, with
a view to the Senatorial race this win
ter The Governor did not construe
it into a bargain, and declined TO
make any move whatever, and the
matter was dropped.
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NASHVILLE, January ia bill
passed the first reading IN the House,
to consolidate the Edgeield and Ken
tucky and the Evansville, Henderson
and Nashville Railroads.
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Election OF Senator in Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 12.-The
Nevada Legislature to-day re elected
w. E. Stewart Senator.
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HOUSE .............. wAsHrNeroN. Jan. l2.

House ..........----. WAsHINGToN. Jan. Il.
Butler, of Massachusetts, introduced a
hill to authorize the issue OF National
currency TO assure its stability anu elias
ficitv. lessen the Iaterest on The puDlc.
debf and re Iuce the rate of interest, as fol-
Hs IL enacted. &C., That the Secretary of
the Treasury is hereby authorized ana dl-
rected, after the 30th day of June next, 10
issue on the faith aud credit OF ne Onlteo
states $4,000 900, and such further sum
as may be required to carry into ell
feet tn provisions of this act in GER
fificates of value of the Treasury OF the
United States, not bearing interest, and
| OF such amount as he may deem ex-
J pedient, II not less than one dol-
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, January H. For some
unexplained reason Rizors Rangahe,
the Grecian Ambassador at Paris,
who it was supposed would represent
Greece in the Conference, has been
refused participation in its sessions.
He has protested against his exclu-
sion, and appealed to the Greeian
Government at Athens for instruc-
tions. The Conference will await the
action of Greece In the matter, and
the session announced for to day will
be postponed for a time In conse-
quence.