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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-23
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BY Teiegraphl Nav YORK. March p
COTToN-Steedy with q moderate de-
maud; sales of 200 bales at zs16e for mid
FLOUR : Receipts. 6.sOs barrels; mar.
ket dulI and "a shade eas ier; sales of 5,lO0
barrels at s. 45g6 90 for supeffne stale
and Western, s6 1896 90 for extra state,
So i0dz 90 for extra western. 81 O007 51
for VIII tte wheat extra, So 25d7 80 for round
hoop Ohio, s. 0a9S % for extra ST. Louis
80 tOgl2 Cd for good choice do; clo-1ng g
quiet. Rye flour more steady; Sa les of 80
barrels az s11est. the latter an extreme.
CORN MEAL Quiet.
WHIsKY-Quist; sales of 800 barrels of
Western AZ 95c, free.
w aEAr receipts none; sales at 81 40a
l 42l2 for n D Spring, in store aud daliv-
cred; 81 80 for white NADIA; 81 Goal %
for white California; 81 80 for white Mich
RYE-DulI and heavy.
BARLEY NJ ALT Duf..
BARLtY-Q uiet and heavy.
CoRN-Receipts 81 .465 bushels; dull and
decllnfug; sales of 5000 bushels az SIeS7c
for new IN lSei Western. closing at S50 So sc
for prime lots; 92e Tor new southern yell
low; 91c for Old mixed Western, delivered;
Soc ior two-year Old mixed Western weavtl
oATs--ReceipJs 5,l62 bushels; market
dull; sales OF Id, 900 bushels In lots at 73aTl &c
lor Wes ern IN store; 7412875c for dIiLO
afiOat.
sroCK OF GRAIN N WAREHOUSE.
,,,,,a Wheat l,66G,@Iz b.a1snels; corn I,2lI Gi5
bushels: peas % ,5j6 bIssGeis.
RICE-DHil at gul2c or Carolina
COFFEE-Duli; sales o. 1000 pounds Rio
on private terms.
SUGAR-Active and higher: sales of
l2,V00 hogsheads CslDa at Il5kal7IIc
MOLAS -ES-W ak; sales Of 80 hOgsheads
Mus cOVadO on private terms
PErR JLEUM = Crude quiet and un-
changed; refined bonded higher; 3 ga
3Utzc
HoPs STEADY st IA c. for American.
OIL-LiHseea s.eadv at 81 O2aI O3.
lURPENFI Ne IS pirits 52G12t5c.
PURK-HeaVy am lower; 4les of :, 900
bbIs at SSl I5es.tl 81 for new mess, e8osfna
al 81 81 cash; e.;} 7'gsSl % ZOE old do: 500
y > for prime; - 50GS0 50 OF prime mess:
s3I 50.
BEEF Heavy sales Of 40 bbIs al IS q 10 90
for new plain mess; Sl26lI5 20 for new extra
mess. TIerce be nominal: sZ5g.6 o. for
prim mess; SZfj033 % for India mess.
BEEF AMs-1teadys sales OF 100 bbls at
S26 G3i 90.
cur MEATs-Active aud m: sales 775
pkgs at Is 9I3l4c for shoulders; I615mI7c,
chi, fly i7c, for hams
DRESSED H0Gs-Q Act; IS1zGI3f<e for
Yves ern: l4@fsl4c for city.
M1DDLES steady; safes OF I00 boxes of
loa g cut hams on private terms.
LARD-DuII and heavy; sales OF so tierc-
es at l712gl9c, chiefly 1874 alec tor steam;
l9Gi91zc for Kettle rendered. Also 80
tiercss of steam, seller may. at &C.
BUTrER-Quiet al 30as40c for Ohio; 40655c
for state.
CHEFsE-Quiet at 1Sa22c.
FREl GHrS-fo Liverpool quiet and firm.
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New YORK CafiIe Market.

by Telegnph.l NEW YORK, March y
Receipts for the W. elk IS beeves. Is. SUP
sheep ana lambs; ii 543 hogs. with mode-
rate arrivals aud fair demand The
market for beef ruled steady and firm al
Ii4 tI2c Tor common to extra, during the
tatter part Of last week. To-day tue arriV-
ais We're $500 head, and the demand being
passaDiy active the market was steady and
luli prices We're realized for all grades. the.
sales being at ll@l715c. The bulk of the
oHefinss are about medium quality. Tne
loIl@wing are tue cure at quotations:
f4A' "a ia 44ie123; prime I6144I7c; ia + 20
riOr He lsie.
ShEhf AND LANES During the latter
part OF last week the marked was ii rfn at
last quoJailOns, with moderate receipts
ana TAR inquiry. To-day the arrivals
We're light, and the demand being toIrra-
Oily active, prices are firm. particularly for
pest stock, which was most sought. Among
me oHeI 1pgs 20 day was an extra lot OF
" ne Coan " averasing I4Slz pounds
ara held at lOt2c. sales during the week
were I64i3 head, and to-day 2,lg4 head.
~ quote extra sheep at ga915c; prime Sa
e52ci common to GOOD 79754c; Infeli ior 61z09
t1se ~
ioWfNE-The market is without activity.
demand light, and with fair arrivals be-
ing is4U0 head at FortieJh Street, ana 392 at
1onmuhipaW. Prices are rather in favor
OF buyers, ranging at IU51@Il36c for COM
mon TO prime. No sales reported to-day.
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Chicago MarHet.
By Telegraph CHICAGO. March p.

BS Telegraph CHICAGO. March 2I-
EASTERN NEXCHANGE-F Firm at lilo Dre-
MUM selling and Lilo off buying,
FLoUR-Q Qafeb and shade more active .
5000 = for spring extras, and s. 75a4 IS for
SupeTfiue. " ~
WHEAr-Quiet and tame; sales No. at
Si l44eI 10; No. ? 81 06546sI l014; No 2 81 OIM
IVti rejected 93a9jc, closing with sellers Of
NO AT Il %: sal es No. 2at 81 U915 seller afIer
the 18th, aud 81 i415 -eller AN OF Nav sales
NO since Change at 81 CO..
CohN-ln fair demand and 5Sas5<c higher.
safes new at 54055c ne grade 52n53e els
ing at o312g531sc for new; nothing doing
this Il ,teruo0n.
OATS Dull sales No 2 at 52}za5215c cash.
ana 05c. seller April and buyer March
cioSlhg az 5z14 49521ac cash.
81 lSGI I9hz for fresh. and 81 ~ for regular
receipts OF NO. l, closing at sf I9aI 49, f,5
fresh. ~ io'
HARLEY-DuII, Inactive and nominal
II GHWINES-ttrmer: Saie ies at gsc
PROV Isl 0SS-Duli and easier: Mess Pork
81 =, closing with sellers at s3l; rump
LARD-DuIl at I8alsJ<c.
- GLISH MEArs-In fair request sales at
stdes IN boxes.
HAMs-Sweet-pickle killed. steady at I5lkQsIgc
dressed HaGS-Q Quiet and irD ii sf355
II 20, closing at Sl2 2o@I2 50, dividing on 9D
pour. - I'VE oull aud tame at % 75aI 90
Tor Ialr 10 medium. and $40 7JtgII 90 o.
choice to extra assorted.
BEEF TTLE-DDil and drooping at 81 %
ioI m cows, ana IS for extra choice shipping
MoLAa sEs- New Orleans sialO
SUGAR-New Orleans l49l6c for common
to choice.
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Cincinnati Marian

by Teiesraph.l CIFCINEATI. March %.
SUGAR-In fair demand, and the market
IS urn and &c higher; New Orleans I44
l554c: Demarara l6Gs l615c.
- GLASS SES-FirIn: New Orleans S01Rg5a
CoFFEE-Dail; fair to choice 22yGc6c
OIL-Llnseed oil dull at Sl0I O3: lard oil
steady at 81 559I go.
PErRoLEUM-DuIl at S3G35c for refined.
FLoUR-.uii: family S6 25a6 so.
" HEAT-DuII; No. 81 IS: No. is held at
81 d. owing 10 light supply.
CORN declined to 63c, and the demand
is light.
OATs-Dull; No. 6jc.
RYE-Declined to 81 40
BARLEY-D Dull at 81 e502 for Spring
COTTON Unchanged middiing &c.
Noth1ng done in tobacco.
" WHIsKY-Steady at 90g9lc, and demand
light.
PRovLsIoNs-Very dull, with no demand
and prices nominal Mess pork is held at
~; bulk meats at I218@I415c; bacon I354c,
I6>4c, and l71{c for shoulders, clear rib, and
clear sides; 10 nogsheads shoulders sold at
the latter quotation.
LARD-Duil; held at 19c.
bUTFER-firm and scarce at 40Ip f5c.
EGGS-AdVanced to pc, and The demand
is good.
BEEF CATTLE-Unchanged and quiet at
s441 % per Genital gross.
HoGs-Dull at SO 509Il per GENITAL gross.
GOLD 1909, buying.
MoNEY-The market is easier.
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1 Foreign Intelligence.

WAsHINGToN, d c., March % =
Adviees from Admiral Hoff at Ha-
vaua, state that the gunboat Yautic
had arrived there from Auxcayes,
Hayti, reporting that Salnave was be
sieging that place aud would bom bard
it soou All the merchant and naval
vessels in the harbor were crowded
with refugees awaiting the result Of
the bonlbardment.
A Scuatnrial Republican Caucus of
the two HOu-es, on the Tenure-of
Office bill, this morning, adjourned
ill this afternoon without action
Senators Mutton, Grimes and Sprague
withdrew, refusing to bind themselves
10 the action OF the caucus. 1t Is
q nerally believed now that the bill
will be suspended for four years.
Captain Egbert Thomas has been
ordered 10 the Naval Station at Mound
City. Illinois. Commander james L.
Foster has been relieved from that
station and placed on waiting orders.
AsnINGroN. March p 2-The Sen
ate adj9urned at 2 o'clock, when the
Republicans, by previous arrange
ment, resumed their caucus on the
subject of the Tenure of office act,
With a view to accommodate their diff
ferences.
The President sent no nominations
to-day.
\ dispatch received from Rear Ad-
miral Badtord. dated Lisbon, March
;, anaounces his arrival at that sta
ton on the Franklin, on the 28th ult.
After a passage of seventeen days
from New York. the Franklin eacoun
tered a heavy southern gale, lasting
from the 10Th to the 22d ult.
The TIcOnderoga, Commander Pen
mock arrived at Lisbon a few hours
before the Franklin.
The Ticouderoga and the Frolic
will return to the United States in
obedience to orders from the Navy
Department, as soon as the necessary
repairs ara completed
The Richmond Wig, of tO-day,
says: Several Austrians will arrive
next week to settle few miles below
here. A large influx of Englishmen
will arrive at Norfolk in April, and
arrangement have been made for the
importation Of Germans.
Letters received from the Neither
lands, Russia, and other European
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New YOrk Dry Goods aarnst.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March %
Dry GooDs-The excitement in printed
calicOeS has eliminated by he reduction
of Merrlmac ID to one shilling per yard
ana the Lancaster and Oriental makes to
l2c per yard. The trade are buying prints
now In large quantities, and at prices
winch are anything but profitable to any
body IN the trade. Sprague and Pacific
Nils prints are all quiet and cheap at
I252c, but still cheaper are AmOskeag at
I12c; the American at lI5zc by the case;
ana the Lowell at lOc. fhe Providence
prints are selling al III5c, ard the Bedford
at sec. Heavy brown sheetings are de-
pressed indian Head and Pequot a. le1zc:
Cobat y, l611c; Pacific extra and Pacific
H. i6c; appleton A and Wachusetts, l6c;
hoXOury A,l315e; Nashua r., lie; do. D. lie;
Continental G, l5c; Great Falls, I4Ic; In
dian Orchard ", llHc; do. l., lie; and
EockVIlle paper cambries, l2c. The Ian
caster Percale Robes are reduced In price
rom II % to 50 Is per robe OF 2 yards.
v oolen goods are stIlI very dun, and
greatly depressed. Beiaines are more
slowly al Zoe for fresh style, but some bad
Oil styles were selling by the case the past
fortnight at lie. which Is no guide to the
mark6t Slnghams are steady, but too
high.
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rrHmE srArE OF rNDrANA.

70 the SterB of TaHderburoh Colatg,
Greeting.
WHEREAS, A vacancy has occurred I'm
the otace q Eiepnesentativ @ IN the General
AssemO y OF the state of Indiana. during
the present session OF said t5snanat Assem-
bly, oy the esiEnatiOns OF Leroy Calvert
and James II. iYelborn, the Representa-
LlEsP Ifom the County on Nandehnrgbs
, Now, therefore, in pursuance on the
Conslluaon Of tho state, and oi the stat
ute IN such case made and provided j.
Co4rad Eaker, Governor OF toe State Of
ina ana DO issue this writ OF election
hereby ordering and directing that spe1
clal Election shan be held Ia the county
composing said Representative District on
Iuestayf tue 2id day OF March, ls8g for the
purpose oi eiecung two Representative
70 represent s@tia Representative District
II ne i5euSe Ht Repi cse natives of the
late OF Iudtane, and 10 fH the vncanrv
occasloned by the designations OF the said
Leroy calvert aud James IL. Welborns
and the S4eria TO whom This writ is
oIfected Is hereby ordered 90 give notice
OF said Spe ciai Election, pursuant to tha
Iequirt tments of the statute in such cnea
matle and provided
In witness wiz reoi i have hereuuto
subscribed my name and caused the seat
OF tie state to be affixed, az Indianapofis.
THIS 9TH day of March, A.D. 1859.
smNb CONbAb BAKER
BY he GoVernor:
81 M.F-aA. iIoBFafAEE, seo'y of state.
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Nom nrlnana Rarkef.

BY felegraph.} NEW ORLEANS. March %.
consolidating, 2754@2Sc; sales, :, 100
bales; receipt since Saturday, ., 900 bales
exports, 6,s9j bales.
GOLO-Id5I.
STERLING -42l4; Commercial, H@A15. N.
I. Signt, = premium.
SUGAR - Better: common Il5%mI2I[c.
prime. I4lSc.
8loLAs7A IS Better; prime, 75a7S1zc.
So: xxx, So y.
CORN-Firu at 7Sa79c.
oATS-Dull at 6S a6gc
BEAS-2l ID.
iAI-EasIer; prime, $50
PCRK-Dall at S33 2jI33 30.
- CoN-Only = ret1il trade; shoulders
l44c, clear rib sides I734c, and clear sides
Ioc.
,oi LAen = Firm; tierce, Isllal91lc; keg,
WHTsRY-Inactive.
CoFFEE-DuU.
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States, show that there will soon be a
large emigration to Virginia. North
ern men are also prospecting for set
tlement.
A large force at army headquarters
in Richmond was engaged Saturday
in preparing new appointments for
the State, the time having arrived.
Persons who can't take the test oath
are to be removed from office. Among
the appointments for the City of Rich
mond is Colonel Egbert, Chief OF Po-
lice.
1t is noted, as curious fact, that,
throughout the length and breadth of
Virginia, with few exceptions, no
marriage can be sOlemnized because
of the removal of the clerks.
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seR York aoIa aao stoee nsrae,.

% IefeEtaph.I NEW YORK, March q
MoNEY-To-day was in moderately ac-
tive request without stringeUcy. though
the rate was sharp att pc cent. on cali
@TERLISG-DuiI at S140s5zc ana sight
S549S1se; Bond Ri Is not on the market to
any extent
GoLD-Steady: opened at BIZ: declined
to 3I; adva1ced 10 , p, and c osed al 3I1za
3lA. Rates paid for carrying la7 per cent.
CI arauces to-day S73. .O00,08O
GOYERSMENT TS-Are trffe lower but
closed steady; purchasers are, for the
present, mainly holding of. Coupons
do. "a, Il45sG ~: do. '65 lI61Sa1161z; 40.
new, ll31s all35s; do. '67, I314IalI3ss; do.
'6s, 1l34GIl319; 10 40s, 1867 gl6515.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY. ..::-ss ..:s.

Gold closed in New York. yesterday. al
ISlA. kA "a -
p. Bigelow Lawrence, Consul General to
Italy, died at W washington, on Sunday.
Colorado Jewett spoke piece in Louis
.wEilles last night
Samuel B. Williamson, a prominent
commission merchant of Memphi,, died
on Sunday. t.-~~.rs as, .-res~t.-s
e~ Thomas II. FOulds, mentioned in con.
neetion with the Cincinnati Post Office
moved 70 that city on Saturday.
The ofice OF the Eveniag Bulletin, at
Cairo, was destroyed by fire Sunday night.
Loss $500 No insurance.
The Memphis Avalanche has sensation
specials of movements OF troops in the
g Vicinity or Brownsville, ana of q fatal
collision between United States troops
and the state militia, but admits they are
not corrOborated.
Fhe New YORK Tribune thinks IL is Inn
material whether the Tenure-of- Ohice act
Is repealed or not so long the Senate
confirms the appointments made by the
President.
GgifaThe HeraIdps Washington special says
that General Grant proposes to simply
send a bill to England for depredations by
the pirate Alabama, and demand its pay
ment. t0
The HeraleRs special from Washington
says that IL the Tenure-of-Ofice Repeal
Bill Is defeated, the Senators favoring the
repeal viii vote for its suspension for four
years, as the next est thing. but that the
President will not make further appoint
ments unless the law is repealed.
a eolOred man and a white man-the
later an ex-Federal Captain from the
North-are applicants for the Post-O Office
of Columbia. The business men OF the
city back the white man, and Senator
from South Carolina, backs the negro, and
the latter, IL Is said, will probably win.
The Patrie of Paris, says that President
Grants message and the composition of |
the Cabinet accord perfectly. Since 1861, |
the ideas of Government Capitalization |
have been predominant Now, they seem |
to De accepted as the political doctrines OF
the great republic. The message, in sub |
stance, announces the end of the reign of |
politicians, as the Cabinet does not con |
tain a single really influential man.
Grant remains the sole and veritabe Di- |
rector of the American Government.
A Memphis dispatch says that on Satur-
day night skirmish took place near |
Batesville, Mississippi, between body of |
disguised men and squad of United |
States soldiers. After sharp firing, the |
maskers fed. but were pursued, and one of |
the number captured who proved To be
Jesse Rhodes, a citizen of Panola County. |
The maskers had threatened to lynch n |
negro in the neighborhood, and the cem-
manding officer sent detachment to pro-
tect him. The parties met in the woods.
and collision ensued. Rhodes was sent
TO Nicksburg, yesterday, In irons.
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Oats and p tataeS

TTTE HAVE IN STORE THE FGK-
w lowing, in prime condition, which
is offered to The trade:
100 bush. choice Peach blow Potatoes, at
75c per bushel;
50 bushels choice Northern Blue POta-
toes, AT 7Oc Fer bushel;
800 bags choice Black Seed Oats;
so bushels choice White Seeds Oats
BABCODR q STEf LIE
Water street, between Locust and WAL
nut, Evansville, Indiana. Imh22
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gE1lIE STATE on Ta0IanA,
~ 5,,.1.,,,,s. ne saert0 af Vanaer6,vgh county

10 Me saert0 Qf Fander5trgh County
W HER 9Aa, A Vacancy has occurred IN
lne once Of Senator In the General ASS
semDly of the state OF Indiana. durfnw
Ine present session OF said General Araeu'-
biY. by the res esignatiOn Of Daniel Morrau
the senator nom Senatorial District
composed OF the County on Wnnderburah &
NOW. therefore, In pursuance OF fho
Constitution of the state, and af the stat
ute In such case made and provided T.
conrad Baker. Governor OF Lhe state 81
indiana, do issue this writ of election
hereby ordering and directing that 8 aDee
clal Election shall be held In The county
composing said senatorial District, on
tuesday, the 23d day of march. 1869, Tor the
purpose ct electinR q Senator to represent
shla nehnaOrial District fla the Snna
ate ot the State Of Indiana and
20 MI the vacancy occasioned bv
the resignation OF the said Daniel Nor
gan; ana the Sheriff 10 whom thiF vyrif iq
directed IS hereby ordered 10 give nOfica 0f
siq speciai sisction, pursuant TO the ro-
made and provided.
In witness whereof I have hereur.to
subscribed my name and caused INC seal
OF the state to he ahXed, at Iudiann noIfr
this 9TH day Of March, a u 1869
SEAL; CONRAD BAKER.
M. #. "A. HoFF1IANy, Sec'y of State.
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BY fe!esraph.l LoUISYILLk. March p.
TonAcco-Sales OF 50 bogsheads Iugs
aud Leaf s5e1IS 70
COrIOS-35Izc.
NJ SIS PoRK-S32a32 o.
LARD-I9c.
BACoN-Shoulders If4c; clear rib sides
l4I4c. clear sides I7s<c.
BULK MEATs-ShouIders I3IZc- rtear rfn
sides lo54c; clear sides IG51c
VIiSkY-9lc free.
lj1f 1I5t.c-
MoLAss5 5s-New Orleans sGNS5c.
Ram Unchanged.
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Euronean mnrnef


by CaDieI LoNDOE. March -.
CooSuls s'1s; 80 bonds quiet and steady
stI ej3s; stoc8s Steady; Erie II; 1 unois
~ lI"seed OF GO l5s. Sugar ID. 81 Tai
low 46~ 81. Calcutta lInseeC 50 eu59 6d.
st 54a5ii5.
EJtAN KF RI, March 22.-BOnds S75SG .S7s1.
LIN NERPoOL, March - - Cot on rather
more actIVe; mlodllng uplands J2d; Or
teams I2l4a: saIes OF u 00l D.. LES.
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CINCINNATI, March o. Mozart
Hall was crowded to night at the
meeting held in behalf of General
William G. Halpine, now in British
prison. Several addresses by promi-
nent citizens were made, and reso-
luton demanding his release passed.
A committee of seven was appointed
TO present the same to President
Grant. A581 II .G1G
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LIVERPOOL, March 22.-The steam
ship City of Antwerp, which put back
to Queenstown a few days since, re
turned here for repairs.
The City Of New York sailed from
Queenstown Sunday morning, for New
York, with her mails and passengers.
LONDON, March 22-Iu the House
OF Commons to-day Mr.. Fortesco,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, said
the Government did not intend to
extend clemency to any other Fe-
mans now IN prison.
Debate on the Irish Church bill
was resumed.
Sir ROundell Palmer made a speech
lavorlng its establishment, but oppOs-
ing the disendowment, and said he
would propose aud urge the modif
cation of the bill.
Sir John Duke C0leridce. Solicitor
General, advocated the bill, appr0v-
ing 1t in all its points.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March pa popular
demonstration mas been made IN Bar
selona In favor OF free trade.
AUSTRIA.
PEsTH, March 22-The majority of
elections Tor the Hungarian Pdrlia-
ment so far has resulted in the sue
cess of the Deak Party.
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ME-. I. Iii wv sIANE. see.y Of stata.
SherIfT's PrnoIamation

state Of Ipdiana, Vanderburgh County,
IN PURsuAN GE OF SHE FORE
- going order 70 me directed, 4, Jacob "A.
miller, Sheriu of Nanderburgh County
state or lndfUna, do hefehy order a Bpe-
ciai Electiob 90 be held nt HE usual places
oA holdlhg eN cuoms an said county, on
IuesGhy' March sd, AID. 1863, for the pur-
pose OF ciecting one Senator ~ represe1,f
the District Of Nanderburgh County iu tue
senate OF luutHna; and also at the same
Ine and place. 10 elect two Representa-
ives 70 represent the district OF Wander
nufeh county in the House OF Representa-
tiN es OfIndiann.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th
day of March 1869
EAL JACOB III. MILLER,
.fsht rin OF Kanderburgh County.
Courier, Union, and Dem0krat. please
30 copy Nu1ch8 dWtd
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Dissolution of Partnership.

FYNHE PARTNERSREP UNDER the
II firm of Sc0rader q Lohse was, on the
26th day of Jauu ry, 1869, dissolved. The
undersigned will transact the business on
his own account for the future, Will be
responsible for All liabilities against the
above firm, and is alone entitled TO collect
the outstanding money.
mhI7 2w CHAS. SCHRADER.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE March 22.-The
Turkish Minister has returned to
Athens, Greece, to resume his posi-
ton there.
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by the Atlantic Telegraph.
FRANCE.

PARIS. March 22-Rio Janeiro ad-
vices state that Parana, az Brazilian
Secretary Of Foreign AfIirs, has
gone TO Ascension to establish Pro-
visional Government.
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T. Z E G. R. A p H.

Congressional Proceedings.
Republican Senators in
Caucus.
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-zGoId closed In New York, yesterday. at
ISl14. kA "a -
p. Bigelow Lawrence, Consul General to
Italy, died at Washington, on Sunday.
Colorado Jewett spoke piece in Louis
villes last night
Evening star., 1869-08-06
FROR WASHINGTON TO THE Pacific.
SALT LANE CIrY,

alks with the Mormons and Gsnt'Ies-
Biue-ryrd Mrn and Force OF Character
The MOrmons ;ake care Of the Babirs-
who Boss fhiuss in nUtah-0rsanization
OF the Mormon thurCh-Nistak~n ideas
about Mermonism-It is not likely to
Die with Brigham Your.-YSun.'s De
fects of Character-Wipin: ont Mormon
i'm versus CrOwding ont the Grntiles-
cooperation Among the SI'uts-A Sign
OF the Times-ProSCriPtive Policy of the
>aInts-A Small Black tloui-Jo,eph
smiths Son. the Future Ruler OF the
hsrmOns-Hr il Opposed to Psiys-
amy-The strength and Weakness OF
Foiy:amy, &c
Evening star., 1869-08-06

Female suffrage meeting, continue in Lon
don. Twohundred petitions, containing Al QUO
names, have already been presented to ParIia.
ment. and a monster petition containing 1, l. 900
more is soon to be presented to the House OF
Evening star., 1869-08-06

The election in Tennessee yesterday passed
of quietly as far as heard from, except at a
place called Moscow, where a ight took place
De weeH colorsd man and a white boy, in
which the former was shot and killed Sentpr
las considerable msjorities in almost every
district beard from. ID &. Slaughter, Emerson
E'herIdge. Edmund Cooper and Bailey Peyton
are elected TO the State S5nate, and Clarke
dem ) 20 the House of Representatives