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same old game Of . bluff, the tfuIR p
card being changed from Judge
Hughes 10 Colonel II. w. Th0mp-
son that is, if Mr.. Hughes has ever
been the trump, for which. however,
there appears no authority for saying.
except his own statement that he
acould accept the position it so elect
ed According to the act of CONGRESS
the balloting must commence in both
branches of the Legislature at IL ~
on Tuesday the 18th inst, and eontf-
nue until an election takes place:
1t il generally intimated that, IN
case the thirteen RepublIcans--whom
the anti Gumback men claim-ca1not
be concentrated on any one man, they
can at least prevent an election.
This NAV all be regarded as an ad-
ditional card in the game OF 'bluh.
When they reckon thus, they
reckon without their host. for
it is positively known that
fUe OF the Republicans who have
voted with the anti -Cumbaek fiction
in the, Baker Cumback correspond
ence matter. have declared their an
tention to support Mr.. Cumback, 50
no fears need be entertained vt sach
a disastrous result as the one Lass
named. Your readers now have the
gOssip about the Senatorial question
up to this morning at 9o'clock.
As stated in previous letter to the
JOURNAL, the further considerations
of the correspondence question will
be resumed in the Senate to day at =
P. NJ, when it is expected that a vote.
will be had on the resolution ee1sur-
ing the Lieutenant Governor, and on
the one commending the Governor.
,~ o. X. j. w. ri
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NeW York Callle Markel.

By Telegraph NEW York, Jan. IS. E
BEEF CATTLE-Soon after our last report
the MAJ ket tor beef cattle became drIner
aud prices advanced u tride, ranging from
10 TO i71zc for common to extra steers I:
these prices prevailed during the latter
part OF the week, wi hen there. was 4 fair
activity. Tod ~ offerin ss are large, CON-
pTising 1850 head, and with only a Inoder-
ale demand The marker was heavy
though prices generally are without Il
quOtable change. the quality OF lBuIlr OFFER
lngs was. common 10 fnedfun extra Sl7@
sIu 50; prime SIG @l6 50; fair to good sI6 /:
ordinary Sl259If 40; Inferior Sl0Gl2.
SHEEP -Keceipts of Sheep and lambs are
7,742; the sheep and lamb market has un-
dergoBe 40 material change; the recefnfs
n8Ve been only noderate@ demand fair.
and prices ruled quite steady, particular y
for good stock. To-day, however, HrrIyafs
are about 4,5l0 head at t'orLieth Street, and
Iw-nty-one car loads at COmnlunipaw and
Hudson City; prices ranged from So 10
S14c, while inferior was quoted af E115f<o
SW iHE-Light arrivals; the mark Ct ruled
duh but hrner, aud pFie2s advanced Ic to-
day; oHerlf IS about l50 head at FCrtfeth
Street, which sad at iIt1c. and 3.aSI head
st ColDmnDipaw prices current / l1I[aIIlSc
DRESSED l5oGS- Declined, closing at f2%
q I314e Tor Western. -
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week The 'quotatiobs 9or Tin Plate.
are sii 90; BsT lf4ns 11zc;y Sheet Iron,
boiled, 554965Se Cgsale0az. .G1 46191se lNctiEs
S5 OO for IOd; dxeg, Mannss, Sl57O03 Llppiu-
cotts, sl7 90; 5immons'. si7, 90, -,rt 81 0f
BUII.DING MATEKr& I.s.--T The demand THIS
season has been large, and wa.may- con-
fidently expect i large Increase of trade
in this department.. We refer our read
ers to the best houses to which they
can send their oriei4. TO our adyertis-
fng coiHIntis: saslI. 90 10 lie ger light /;
Doors. - 90 90 81 80 eacll: Blinds. W Is TO
- 20 per pair; Nails, IS 25 per keg for IOd; /;
Glass, 81 70 to s. 20 per box; White Lead,
s3 20 TO s.. 70 per keg lainkeed d1I, si % TO
81 30; Lime, 9Oc 10 81 90.
DRUGs-During the Hast week the drug
trade was very good. arhe foiiowing are ii, g
quotations: White Lead, $500 "a IA 90
per one hundred pounds. Eay.a on. NO. 4
Winter strained. 81 60; No. 2 Sif65s aLf,aa
seed on, 81 l09l Is; Coal on, sja30c. Soda.
TIC for English. and 7c for American; OUT
nine, prices ~ 20g2 25 per o. indigo. Mad
ras, 81 30 to 81 CO.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. -o5z
PRovIsIoEs--Pork is firm, with a fair
demand. Wefix onrquofatfohs as follows:
Re~ Mess Pork so o0g50 d. .Batik 5feas-
Ho"ss at l41zc. Lard tierees. lsd; kegs, Iec.
Cheese we quote at I7c for choice W Western
Reserve, and Is18c for Factory; Hamburg.
i712c- Butter Is in fair supply at 25e 90
S5c for country and Ohio
GRAIN = Receipts of wheat du1Ing last
week were very light. The price continues
steady; market dun. We quote 81 s5 tor
Mediterranean; 81 rs for English. Corn is
nrm, with little in market, aud selling at
60e In ear for new; sheIIed SOC. Oats. are
steady ;quotations, 55@6Oc IN new burlaps.
FLoUR-Continues dull with declining
tendency; for good superfine IS is asked /;
Extra is offered 81 OO@7 50; Family and
fancy brands are named at 50 Ooa9 50
from white wheat. io aen aat tfFAin
CORN MEAL.--We lind but little busfn ess
done In meal. We place the price of kiln
dried at So 60 to 50 IS peribarreI and dull. j
HAY-Baled can be had now &C Sl6al8l
per ton; loose at SI2@I3 per ton. 4
ToBAcce--Very little arriving. Sales of |
q lew hogsheads by Martin HeadIy s. Co Il
Planters Warehouse, at 81 So TO sIl 90. ~
BRAN-Is held at sl60BIS per ton, and CluIi.
SHIPsrUFF-S25 0O@2S 90 per ton. aer
sALT-steady; small barrels at s2 80, and
large So 50 per barrel
GUNNIEs - New stock reserved, fs held
at 22923c; good quality OF second-handfl
old at l59ISe.
sEED-clover, 50; Timothy, 50 so.
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fsnecIal to the Iournal. |


INDIANAPoLIs. Jan. 18. In tbs
Senate this evening, the vote on the
resolutions censuring Lieut.. Cover
nor Cumback and commenting Gov.
Baker, passed-ayes %. nays H. The
words corrupt and indecent were
stricken out of the second resolution.
INDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 1S.-There is a
very determined opposition to the
election of Lieut.. Gov. Cumback,
nominee of the Republican caucus for
U. s. Senator, by part of the Repub-
lican members of the Legislature.
The Senate o-day passed resolu-
ton censuring Cumback for the Cum
back Baker correspondence previous
to the nominations for the State
ticket last year-eleven Republicans
voting in the affirmative; only part
of these, however. will bolt the nomi-
nation in the election tomorrow.
The Democrats tonight in caucus
voted to give Senator Hendricks the
complimentary vote.
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Sew Kork cola and STOCK Marker.

by Ielegraph.1 NEW YoRK, Jan. ~.
q Reports that the Treasury was abont 10
sell gold and bonds We're again raised 10
day Without effeciing any OF the roarlxatS.
ttle National Banks afe receiving iarge
amounts Of currency daily and deposffif1g
lhelr kurpius with the Assistant Trea n reT
Ior three per cents. Eight hundred pnd
i18ty thousand dollars was thus deposIfed
saturday and to-day. The Treasury la
likeiy LuuS to- receive ali the money IL
wants. Continued issues on these eerffd-
Gates, OF which about sixteen million are on
hand, must addltO ease In money and M
general buoYancy in Wall Street.
Sherman's s btli, reported to the Senate to-
day. is likely To cause all the cotton busl-
ness. OF the south 90 be done ON n gold la
sis, anu tend 20 advance the premium on
EOb0* H+#sA lM ANik Ef.tN III FFF
Money is very easy to-day at Ga7 on calI :.
prime discounts. 799, with more dispost-
Ilon 70 take common paper.
Sterling IL quiet at 01zFt95z nt tNe e
Sold Is loWeri openeda AT El0I1, and closed
dovernment Stocks are strong. active
and higher, with 62s aud 67s as the principal
feature. One lot OF S000,U00 OF T. q latter
was DQught az aflerlloon call at 100. But
ief's Dill, preventing banks from banking
IN currencY Issues, weakened currency
Dohds iate In the day, but Otherwise the
marker closed Duoyant Coupons OF 49,
iIszs9litis: 81, ll314QaiI3ik; do. 'G4, lO0lx05
iVss; do. %, Ii0lEesll lO54 . do. new 1880
il99S:t6i 90 ~ lOS1sg lob; do. 168, lOSTs8l00;
l0-4 40s, lO354glO75a.
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eaIfOw often this is the response to the in.
quiry after q friends hca til as 40 iu he
Bilious was atriillng matter, hardly werth
thinking about. But tee a. be- remembered
that. as a tntl oaks from iiftia ncorng
grew 80 formidable discusses arise from
being a little bilious
Severe bilious attacks nre more common
Ia spring. Summer. and Autumn than in
Winter, but the serious disorders 81 tho
liver which so often occur nt those seasons
might be traced. in hundreds Of Instances,
10 Winter induigencfs and IL hefr neglected
consf qnences. More highly seasoned f0nd
j. eaten, more fiery drinks imbibed, in
colo Than An warm weather. Hnd tliua the
blliousness is produced which, under a
Wafiner temperature. ouln n ltes lm inter
fnlttcnt aud remitteut fevers.
The very best fueii, Inc for PERSONS who
are elLher tffte or o. good DIAL bilious ia
iitSA EIIEh'S STOMACH BITIER@. No
Dlue-Dil or caiDmoi a. r6Qu rod in such
cases. Those pQweffal miner4l mrdlcines
cut Two Ways IKE a double-Hfiged sword.
t'ney act, it y trne, upon the liver hut re-
act most dele eriOusly on ntlnr parts or
the system. They " stick there, and eam-
not pc got rid of. The Biiters contain
vegethDle agents Of an anti-Ilious tend
encys mat produce specific and most
genial ehect uD Ju the b Harry organ. with
out enlialinR any evil cOnafQu enees what
O. er Ihey are ott0geLder yoh9ffs0hie AND
act iavornbly aud Htnui ftlueousiy upon
the stomachs tie. liver, the bowels. 'the
nervous system, and the brahf.
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BY Telegrnpil.l CTNarSNATt. Ian Il
E IELoUR-Jtull; family at S7s 50zsz n sv
WHEAT-DulL: No. 2 al 8I 7o. No. %
Vi 70, Wl6n mo h1ies TH |tN' NY' 90
1CoItN 2 Firm and In demand Mt Gee. fl,a
best was heid az zoe at the close 49, -''N
RYE-l : held at 81 40al AZ s1rr r.tf. ..r
tlATss-ffrm: No. Iat O2c
BARLEY - Unchaneed thar boaf .-...sa,..,
sold ~ s2 z5D2 30; lower grades M n 49,
" ~ All ON short ume, there being n0
cash buyers ~ ~
WHISKY Firm at 90c
= fPRoYisToNs--H Held with Increased firnn-
mess mess pork a. 50 50s lar at IDJ<aeI9IZc.
pnik meats az I26gI4c for Shoulders ti1d
sides, ANA 1514c for elear4F b. and ISs<1lIGe
for olear do; sales OF 100 600 pounds ssiear
IT'D at l51ze, seller inst half of Febrnar,r
ana 41,OOO pounds clear. at 155<c on ff1e
kpob; Daoon nrm at l35zc for shoulders asfd
lb13gl114c for clear rib aud clear sides.
sugar cured hams at l71<Ml8e. and the -
mand but moderate; buffer firm at .s3ll f0c:
eggs .s.,ot ~ "a Bet eileesefn good demand Al
6RocEafEs Fifna and IN good aetna,.,l
safes Ot leV hhds. sugar at I1s<Nl4c; c0fFee
IA IA good demand sales OF $40 bags at 23a24c
1or sial r TO prime Rio, currency
lslNsEHD OID--fffrFner but demand Ifazltf
Win SInflI sales at 81 05GlI 07. a II
EtHtOLEUM- Firm at 35a37c for refined
nOtfS-Scnrce aud In demand NJ $40 bO IA
sil 5O, gross; leceipts. 400 head.
NOI4D--At l351Z. ~.
! aExoHANGE-Quiet at so discount To mar
ous ing 10 lilo preiniun selling. Tbe money
n easier, with better supply or
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Sc. LOuIs Market.
BY Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS. Jan. Is.
ToRAcco-In good demand, but little OF

Sy Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS. Jan. IS.
IoRACco-In good demand, but lille of
iellhgf prices unchanged. q
tOiIpN-Small sales m lddling at 2sc
e. FLOUR--Dull and unchanaed and very
5lttde Done snperfne sold at SBa6 IS; ex ira
SO l0aID So "
wnEAT- Very dun; $1,000 0 for prime
COX. Higher on account oflIght sup
ply yellow sold AT 67dB69c; white 68a7zs
OATS s-Ai igher M Sn62c ~ IL
HARLEY steady at ~ 7il52O0 for Sprlnu.
! IsAF7- Ftrf1fer ana higher nj 81 27t1l -
FORK Feeling firmer ana bat little oner-
fpg Orders were filied atS2i. sf
lgLK MEATS Firmer, with an upward
tepnency; dry sifItest shoulders on orders
soid at l2gl214e: clear rib sides l5l4c; clear
sBAeON-Feeling stI onger aud holders ata
Ioeiking gor an advance small iobbi *
sales m ade al I3i<c fJra sh nsiidefs ciear rf6
l1ei clear sides l71zl1l7t4c. f..sr. m. IA
iAhD--Sfnait' sHles OF cliOfce city al I0c !.
clio ee country kettle rendered he
9a1014c. - l9lI7' -
CArII.E-steady and firm az 3a1e for in
hflof 70 medium n 4615G Tor good 10 prime
anu b't1c for choice 10 extra.
= SHEEI'-In better request at S8aS7 per.
head for fair TO extra. =
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Chicago Market

By Telegraph CarcAoo. .Ian-rs
EASTERN EXcHANGE-St at I-I0 pre-
MUM selling, and LILO per cent. discount
FdoUR-DuII and heavy; Spring extias,
WHEAT-Quiet. and shade flrner. No.
1. u 1901 1879 No. 2, 81 121IaI Is. CLOSING
at 81 lz14e5I l2zs for No. p; sales this after
,CokSS--Steady at55e for No. 2 kiln dried
oiS4eg0I54 for new. and 47ldg4Sc for no grade:
clostng at 52l1et5z14c9 tor new and .f76D47IZc
Tor no grade: sales Of new for future. delfvL
noon. a- n = ~
OATS : Opened quiet and easy. sTbse-
~ Sgeistiy became hrineT ana closed at 47g49
RYE-pnli at 81 Ie for No. ., ana 81 ~ for
!, BARllsY5 "a Dull sales OF No. 2 at 81 Ga
~ Gls closing nominal nj 81 81. tfir
. iGHWINES - Flfnler. and lc higher:
SAFES n 90e, aud closing drln.F 80 b - y :.
fitoNIsfoNs- quiet and nrn1ar; shade
s4tstsef; safes 81 mess pork at S1B a0ftr9 ~
~ the silt closlu ug ~ as 10 for M e.ss or
dihhfy sold AT ST. Lard steady IA lSl[c.
eiosihg with sellers az fsSe Huik meats
Lliihttr ana a shade bfghers hs7ar s.la = y =
= = l9aS-l1reSSeu firIner aud higher: sales
~ sit 50teI2 Cd; closing At SI2aI2 90 divtd-
ing on 21p pounds live, 3dnII and TsDAlf-
ntly nhchhngedi sales at ~ 25(gl0 80 Tor
common 40 choice
BEEF CATrIlE--DuII and nominal nj s3d
y %, according to quality. a. sa-nnT =
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new FORK MarKsE.I =

by relegraph.f NEw YoRK. Jan. IS.
Coz lTIoN,,opened . dun and heavy, and
5, /, 90 a. 459e lower; safes or 5000 bales
FLOUR Receipts 7,242 barrels: market
uul ana heavy, strongly in buyers favor;
sales of 300 barrels al IS 70uG . for stIner,
fine state and Western ,sG 65a7 81 for extra
Stale; 60 D06s1 60 for extra Mtss. e.rn !. 81 slls
50 30 foI white wheat extra. sG sfSYo Io fSr
round hoop OHIO; 81 50aS 60 for extra Sc.
Louis; s9dS2 for god cIlDice do eiosfnU
heaYy. California flour nominal at s5agS IS
Tor Old, and - 511siI for new. RYE flour
quiet: sales OF 20 barrels at IS 40a7' Co. m Z
q. CokN MEAL Quiet; saIss o. 3UO barrels at
WHISKY Firm "a les Of % barrels yVea-'
tern at 81 0O free.
WHEA4-Reeeipts none; market heavy
and IN faVor of buyers; sales OF q. 500 busli-
els at 81 s. for prime No. !, pring IN store 4
81 81 for No 3 do. In y ore. 81 go for Nos /
and DO. mixed 81 o for white Mfciliaalii.
KYE-Duil5 sales of p barfeis Canada at
81 55.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady.
BAktk1 y, ,o MALr-tlniets sales OF 500 BUSH
Corn Receipts 1900 bu heis; market
moderately active, without any deciffcd
change sales Of S. 90 bushels at 0saasge for
new mixed Western; 81 % for old do.
al rat 9oa92c Tor new white Western;
JOaaysc Tor Western yellow D2aOge for white
Sopth9rn; ySc for southern yellow .f
OATs-Reeeipts 3.79s bushels; the market
Is without decided change; sales of5i, 900
Duslels at 4614 for Western ia store, and
ae.9ato1ac Ior do. afio2i, chiefly al the Inside
IAOE -7sSteacy At e554QJSt3e Tor Carolina.
CoFFEE-Firn and quiet; sales OF 2.6O0
bags Rio ON private terms.
SUGAR-Quiet at former prices sales Of
80 hhds. Cuba 81 l05sgt14c, and lz6 boxes
HaN ana 4 { lu5z9i25zc. ...s Z. h
Moi.Ass Quiet; sales of 55 bhls. New
Orleans at 7zfesac- - : TO
FE4HsoIEp8f-Quiet at zoe for crude and
a4c for renned bonded.
HOPS Quiet at I00glsc for American
OILS-l4inseed steady at 9gasl 90. tt Gi
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Quiet at 52a
5215c. SrS' - 80
PORK-Quiet and steady: sales of 500
barrels at so O09s29 IS for new mess prime:
~ 5Oe9tS % for prime mess; also 80 bbls
oI new mess for seller for six months at
BEEF-Steady; sales Of I40 barrels at 500
! s4lo % Tor new plain mess; SI4 O0lol9 so for
new extra mess; S32 O0gS7 90 for India
mess. 7ar-
BEEF HAMS Firm and quiet; sales OF uO
/ barrels at $50 OO6s3f o.
/ CUT MEATs-teuietand unehaneed; sales
OF 10 packages at. l21z9l3c for shoulders; !;
Halls or hams.
MIDDLEs-Quiet and heavy. a lF
/ DRESSED HOGS IRREGULAR and closinor
! heavy, at l3Gl3lzc for Western: l3g.a4I4t
/ for cltys fancy do NC. fs
LARD "A shade firner; sales OF $50 tIerees
/ at lS9 lVc II steam; l09l914c for Kettle reii-
! dered; also 10 tierces OF steam for seller
/ for February and March. hH
BUTTER-t Quiet, at s3040c for Ohio.
| 0HEESE-Firm, aB i6B2Oc.
! Ing. 1-1T q :
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LOUISVILLE.
Kentucky LaW-Oath of Loyalty I'm
constitutional, but Killing Negroes
Not TO be Punished.


LOUISVILLE, January 1S.-In the
County Court, an important case was
decided to-day. The facts relating
thereto are about as follows; The
Legislature, by enactment, authorized
the Auditor to appoint agents to cole
lect back taxes due the Statesince 1886
providing that the agent, before en-
tering upon the duties of his agen-
cy, should, In addition to the oath
required by the law, swear that he
had not aided the rebellion, and
was opposed to the overthrow of the
Union. After a full hearing. Judge
Hake decided that the oath wal un-
constitutional, and therefore null and
void.
Sometime during the Fall the bodies
of three negroes, Lucy Armstrong, j.
Foster, her son-ip- law, and Sarah Fos-
ter. wife of Jack. were found lying
dead in their b ,lse IN Lewis county,
their heads having been split open
with an axe. Richard Foster, who had
also been attacked, was found at a
house near by having made his escape.
Shortly after the attacking party left,
John Blyieu and Geo. Kinnard, who
lived near the scene of the tragedy,
were arrested to answer the crime
and afterwards convicted in the U. s.
Court here for murder. The counse.
for the defendants objected to the in
PRODUCTION of negro testimony, and
also to the admission of the dying de-
-claration Of Richard Foster, who died
two days after the commission Of the
act. Both of these objections were
overruled, to which exceptions were
entered.
After the conviction of the parties.
motions for the arrest of Judgment
and a new trial were over-ruied, to
which rulings of the court exceptions
were also entered. The parties were
sentenced by Judge Ballard. of the
United States Court, to be hanged in
this city on the 22d of the present
month, next Friday. It is authori-
lively stated that the execution will
not take place on that day, as tie
prisoners, by their counsel. have per-
fected their appeal to the Supreme
Court of the United States, and have
obtained writ of error. This is an
important case. involving the consti,
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INDIANAPOLIS. January Is.

Editors Journals
An important bill has been intro
dueed into the House, which will
probabably pass both branches of the
Legislature in a few days, affecting
the matter Of interest. The law at
present provides that in case of the
agreement of the debtor to pay ten per
cent. interest on a note, that rate of
interest may be collected by law; but,
when a Judgment has been rendered,
and afer its rendition. but SIX per
cent. interest can be recovered, or in
other words but six per cent.
interest can be collected on
Judgment. This has been the under
standing of the law, and the courts in
the south part of the State have been
so railing. The bill referred to provides
that when the agreement has been
made for a higher rate of interest
than six per cent, that rate of interest
may be recovered on a judgment. 1t
is claimed that as the law now stands,
it operates unjustly on the creditor.
For instance, a man may borrow ten
thousand dollars for five days, agree
ing to pay ten per cent. interest, aud
at the expiration of the time for
which the money was borrowed, he
goes into court and confesses judg-
ment, takes the benefit of the stay
law. and has the use of the money for
six months, for which be agreed to
pay ten per cent, at six per cent. This
bill is intended to cover such cases
as the one above supposed. 1t will
probably become the law.
Another important movement In
legislation is talked of, and will
probably be made, and that is
the passage Of a law authoriz-
ing the summoning of jurors nom
one county to attend court Ia
any other county. This is done to
avoid n change of venue, when there
are a great many witnesses in a case,
and was suggested by the celebrated
Glenn case, in which there are about
one hundred witnesses IN all. The
cost Of Transporting those witnesses
to another county would be very great,
and of course would be avoided b.
the passage of an act authorizing the
summoning of jurors from other coun-
tiest0 try the case. '.'a
Quite number of special commit
tees have been raised in both Houses
to investigate the matter OF State
printing and other matters, for all OF
which the law authorizes, and for
which regular standing committees
have been appointed. The resolu-
tions raising these committees have
in every instance, perhaps. set forth
that statements made in a news.
paper " in the city suggested the idea
of a committee. or committees, Il
make such investigations.
The Senatorial war continues with
naabated fury. The anti Cumbacl
Republicans, who hage been leadins
in the movement, profess to have &C
complished their design, and claim
that they will be able to defeat him
The latest phase this question hal
assumed is TO take up Colonel r. w
Thompson, and upon him they hon,
concentrate all the Republican anti
Cumback men, and the full strength
Of the Democratic members. Thia i
the rumor this morning, but it is th
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MONETARY 6 co MmERCEAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINAEcrAf.-The demand for money is
stiila IN excess OF the supply, and high
rates of interest are fully maintained. The
greatest difficulty i'm our money market is
the Inability ofthe banks to secure prompt
payment OF maturing paper, and this is
about the secret OF the strfngency so seri-
ousiy felt for some time past, and from
which we have not yet fully escaped
There is unquestlonably enough bank cap
ital in Evansvllle-say. about 81 ,700, ,O0O-to
meet all the legitimate local wants OF the
rade, hut when the payment of paper
disc 9unted by bank is regarded more as
q matter OF eonvenieRee than of necessity
We must expect tight money markets. It
should be a rule with borrowers to borrow
only when they can pay the paper at ma
turity; II this rule could be adopted and
fully adhered TO, money would always be
easy. - H
exchanges on.New York is in better de-
mand at par buying and lilo premium sell.
Ing. ss4s.l
fIo1d bur
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Crlmeand Troublos m the south.

- NJ EMpIlTs, Jan. 1s.-The body of
Wash; HeDly. who eloped with Susan
I Jones, as reported Saturday, was
found near. Blrttei1 Station to day,
perforated with pistol balls.
A Citizen from French Byou, Ar
kansas, sonfe fen miles above Marion,
reports that bodyof mounted militia
shot three men near his house, yes
.terday forenoon. The officer in com
mand told him that they had been
tried BY. court martial, on charge of
being Ku Klux, and ordered to be
shot 10 death with mnsketry. !.
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News by Atlantlo Cable
ENGLAND.

ENNTf4l1IfITs q q. "-.. n z"
LONDON, Jan. 18-The captain and
crew of the ship Southern Empire,
which foundered at sea on her voyage
from New Orleans to Liverpool about
the 4st inst, were saved, and have
been landed in safety.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Jan. 1S.-It is reported
that Prince Amaden, Duke of Aosta,
has renounced the Italian succession
in favor of Princess Clotilda.