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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10
LETTER FROM EOPKINsYILLE.
Death or q Gallant Soldier.
HoPKINsvILLE, KY,
NV 4 1850
ls,Iltors JournaI:


lzditors Journal:
Another of the veterans, spared
through four years struggle for the
preservation of the integrity of our
Government, has been cut down by
disease.
Many warm friend of Major D.
Nj. Claggett (late of the. Seventeenth
Kentucky Volunteers), over Indiana,
will be panied to learn that the Major
died at his fathers, in Elkton, KY.
few days ago. He entered the army
in October, 1861, as Captain of Com
pany &C" in the Twenty-fifth Ken
lucky, under General Chen ColoneD
Shackelford. In this capacity he bore
gallant part in the campaign of
1862, participating in all the battles
and struggles that preceded the fall
of Corinth. Soon after this he was
made Major of the Seventeenth Ken
lucky, with which regiment the TWen-
ty-ffth had been consolidated. He
continued in the army until January
or February, 1865, when his command
was mustered out. He was q most
valuable and gallant soldier, and his
bravery at Chlckamauga attracted the
marked attention of his General Off
GERS and elected their high commend
ations.
Since the war he has been engaged
in the practice of the law, his early
chosen profession. He left this place
for Kansas in 1867. where he resided
until he come home to die. His
health commenced to fail last Spring,
and soon afterwards he sought for It's
improvement among the lakes of
Minnesota. In that far off country,
away from friends, and even acquaint-
ances, he was stricken with paralysis.
Recovering sufficiently to travel, he
left st. Paul for Elkton, KY, and
after long and slow journey, he
reached the old homestead, where,
about thirty-fv years ago, he received
life, to render it up again.
Thus has fallen. in the prime of
life, a gallant soldier, a noble man,
and faithful friend. May he rest in
peace till the resurrection, and then
enter in through the gates in to the
citY" EDFLWEIS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

er SCARCELY any doubt is expressed
now ia regard to- the ratification Of
the Fifteenth Amendment by Ohio.
Members Of the Republican Ezecu-
tive Committee say the Amendment
is sure to be ratified when the Legis-
lature meets, although the Democrats
are hard at work with two or three
Conservative Republican members,
endeavoring to buy them off.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

a permanent and business-like basis.
if It is to be established at all. IF
this cannot be done, it will be the
part Of wisdom to avoid the sinking
Of thousands of dollars in fruitless
effort. which viii only have the effect
to still further weaken and discourage
the party throughout the State.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ITEMS. - We
ind the following items in the Harris.
burg Chronicle:
Reports from all parts of tho conn
try represent the tobacco cTon mo ~
terially damaged by the late cold
weather. But for the late freeze the
present tobacco crop would have been
the best raised In the county for a
number of years.
We learn that Mr.. Samuel Ebbett.
who resided near Bolton, in William
son County, committed suicide last
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10
RATCHEE.OR,s Haze DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable. instantaneous; no dis
appointment: no ridiculous tints; reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied at
Batcheior's Wig Factory, No. Ii Bond St.,
New York,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10
The Republican DaiIV a. LouIsviIIe,

Ihe Republican Daily at Louisville.
A snort time ago we took occasion
to notice the movement on the part
OF the Kentucky Republicans to es-
tabllsh daily organ of the party at
Louisville. The article has been
widely copied by the press, and as far
as We have seen, favorably commented
upon. We regret, however, to learn
that some of our friends in Louis
vile have formed an unfavorable i'm
preston of our motives on the sub.
jeet. We wrote the article from a
purely business and newspaper stand
point, but IN all kindness towards the
enterprise. None will be more highly
gratifed than we to see a daily Re
publican newspaper successfully es
tabIished in Louisville, and none will
be more ready to give il hearty wal
come and commendation to the people
of Kentucky. But it is essential to
its success that it be established upon
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10
The Healing Pool.

TEsSA KS FOR YOUNG MEN, who
- have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and better
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADEL-
PHIA, Pa, eep2o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10
The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create tmpediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLIN HOsfGHTON, Toward
Association, Phtladelph1&, Pa.
tnnl2 d3m Tsp nj
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

Hon. w. Z. NIBLAoK, our Repre-
sentative in Congress, has taken. up
his residence, with his family. for the
coming session, at Georgetown, adj
joining Washington City.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

TIE indications now are that, po-
litically, the. Illinois Estate Constitu-
tional Convention will stand: Repub.
licans. 45: Democrats, 40.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

The Logansport Journal and the
Lafayette Courier favor the holding
Of the Republican State Convention
al a later day than in former years,
aud suggest May or June as the
praner time.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

IMPORTANT, IF TRUE. One of
our citizens on yesterday received in
formation that he had fallen heir to
property in France worth $500, 000.-
Ierre Hdute kscpress, 9th.
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Law CARDS.
WM. REAVIs,
W. P. HARGRAVK

ATTORNEY at La " /.
once on Third Street. in Washington
House Block.
WIN practice 8 various Courts c 4
the Circuit. Prompt attention TO office
business idees d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

BY the Governor:
M.F.A. HoFFslA,z, Secretary of State.
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DRUGGISTS.

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plexiOns
Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, PIN.
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For Ladies in the Nursery it is inValu-
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For Gentlemen after Shaving 1t has no
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4Paphian Lotion" ts the only reifabI
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Skin.
PHALOE,S PAPHIAE sOAPO for
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A New Perfume for the handkerchief
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALOH q BONf New York.
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New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
CRINfINAL

Daniel J. Kelly, a letteT-cauier. IS ChaIseu
a. previously rcporte0l with the larceny of leltI l
trusted To his care, containing So 90 me ie'G',Z Z I. &
pears FROM the evidence, was decoy gwen III CLt t
a. thc defendant by ar James Gay ylOr, sIte 7S,
tha Post Office Icpa stmcut. who suspected is ,s
ne money which whs marked, was supstqueiitiiS "a
i'm the possessiou of the defendant Atet o'
the above effect, tie case was aoJJuiA0" i'I ~
AT tbe Tombs Police Court Justice hogan
r,i,tod Andrew Gilmaltiu yesterday 10y ,NIs' "s l
nllrrCd broken into the premises no. llt WuItl -
MOD y AIe.srs Radway g. Co, ana stolen lIol
box 0i medicine valued at SD tatLCh M a1g NJ
s,furday nresented Ovdcr to nj g. W. Itelv9 Ti l
~ W,sfii0t p,t for half barrel OF Outlei'
~, Mrs nose j. Black Of No. l4t Essex st; AHe o'O5
Ses delivered 20 him but 10 was &tefWiu aaV'l
ti.t o was not authorized 20 take the outleI, anu
a., iecn arrested soon afterWard ne confessed tH"l V
"a coried lie order from an eNpressmahs siHe. NJ
S jd NAT ne had sod the butter TO Lewis D. fatSn V
s. - Vandan-st. Patten was also arrested ana DotH
- cor,Uitfod 10 TIE TOmbs by Justice Hogan; Jaihes
sft vas on Saturday evening detected IN the aSt 81
se9pr half chest Of tea, valued ~ So4 RON III 4tO %
nj Scenp StevCus's Grocery, no ~ 6IeeI
tar,iav Justice Hogan committed hlln JohH dohiisOn
col0rtj was committed for having snatGhed sllSyL
Vfc from the vest pocket OF Edward helllty
l. Miner stock broker was on saturday ~ Se u M Ii
having procured from Mr. Frcdeuck KNIT on 40 - ~
~ $50 on n worthless cEcck drawn on the ouIth Nu
tiounl Bank by j. L. Rogers and made payaue 70 1e Or
Scr nj Miner Dennis Glcy, James Burke ana IhOiHas
f5ud nm the basement of No. $50 BrQadWay 'ey HaNl
forced omen the door They had packed up qahlV OF
lead pipe ready for removal All were eOhh''ou ." ''
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERPOoI-In steamship Cuba Jan. leNiss wills H.
7. smith NJ Miller, T. j. Gan MeyeTht j. b. Hanson ar De
ay G. +. Davis Aaison Albert j. 'aleI = Py
Capt Hghihde j. X Myers jr Miss T. Bell J. \ beSn.
WKefer Hastead Mr. HARRISON. w. Bennett the Rev n A.
Cont lady aud chcn j. Miss Wheeler J. j. still. g
uhag uhngs, Henry NJ Steele Ssnoers iieah dc Ger
dis h. Z. Palmer, Robert Mooney and lady. -
FROM LONDON AND HANRs-In steamship CeLs Mrs " W
Grahsn Mira f. d. Wallace, George Morton Emns Mocu jams
Steer os RTedx X. Batter Rba sinclair VIM Lester,
Faury AmhErt Rn;or, John OConraI Touss W. Bob
nson Annie ards Het George Schneider Bernhard B'n
mann Fannv Kahn, Laura Gundy. .
FROM GLASGOWln s,es ushp lows Jar Nv T. iaiaioIih.
Quutu Johosoue, Alex s Paterson. lbOs. Nelrose.
FROM NEW ORLEANSln steamship Shrman Htnrf Nreh, j.
G. Jenkins ChsS Duhping H. Fleming j. d. Msnhs. sod AIR.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
SATURDAY. Jan. IG-P. VI.


Gold opened at 1864, sold at 1854 closing
at lssalse3 The market dun and without rpecula
tive interest The clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were S5ls3O0O and the balances s2o9466s 40 The eH
ports specie for the week were O0OO Ihe treasury
Office received during the week for gold customs S254
sOI and paid out for gold interest on the public debt So
.22s The receipts OF gold from California were t2l4iso
Government bonds opened strong, and with q better
feeling on the announcement by secretary MeCuloeh
that he was not selling and would not SELL any bonds
tins month The advance wasi ial per cent, with
heavy investment demand Large purchases were made
by the shorts sold in anticipation OF break IN the
market on the rumor Of sales State bonds
continued the features OF the market with combined
large purchases made by investors. Tennessee bonds
hrmer Old per selling t69 New bonds at 6st tho
balance OF the list buoyant. Virginia per cents
sold at 6os: New per 62c63 North Carolina per
cents GcaGclt New bonds esq Louisiana bonds were In
sharp demand at higher prices; Old bonds advanced
per cent selling az "A New Levee per cents sold Mt GO;
Levoe S. al sI with small offerings at the advance Al
ALBANIA 5s sold az ca Alabama IS, e0a9l Railway bonds
were steady. Quicksilver advanced 10 47I. Adams Tx
press was steady at 5la052y. WelsFargo, &c.
Pacific Mail continued dun ct 1924 l0122s;
Railway shares irregular and excited; New-York
Central was buoyant selling at 1881 The earnings Of the
road show large increase over Last year, for Decen'
beI they show increase OF $4,000 Rock Island sold at
1901 Cleveland and Pittsburgh has passed into the hands
Of the Erie clique who have purchased and transferred
the stock and hold than half the capital,
and upon the ordering OF a new election will choose
Board satisfactory themselves This purchase is sup
posed have been made 20 strengthen themselves in
their contest for the possession Of the Fort Wayne Road
which they desire 10 control in order TO break up the
arrangement made with the Pennsylvania Central, which
s against interests OF the Erie Company aud also for
speculative purposes The Fort Wayne has been well
managed the past has large surplus and Is earning
enough money 70 warrant increase Of 20 per cent IN
the stock and Still continue 10 per cent dividends Chi
eago Burpg gon aud Quincy declined 10 per cent. selling
At ls5 This well the other Illinois roads, declined
npon the report that b had been introduced into tie
Illinois Legislature restricting passenger fares to y per
cent PER mile Old Southern and the North West
shares declined, and very duli. Hnd-
son and Harlem both declined TO 1914 81. Louis
and IT. Joseph sold lOsl; the Preferred. JOG.
There WAS 40 Second Board but dealings continued
with great activity in the long NewYOrk Central
was tho hrmest stock closing at l63 The entire Western
lief continued disturbed and were freely hammered By
the bears AT the close there slight rally in prices
but the restriction rates as used with good
effect TO keep the market unsettled. Government bonds
slnA Al lrfn At H4fg Z
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
SHIPPING NTELLIGENCR.

PORT up SEw;roRE. Jan s,.:..:.. .cLEAeEn Lea,
s9e n s Sas A:psa De Soto Eaton +, .-;.9r y9 pe ard
M, E5 S ces:.S c nos
Nsroresn Salvador kekeros saworah Montgomery Lyoa.
Sssbera s. Msiy s,ndford Moore, Wilmington Isaac Bel
+ sn si b.n G csSssn fS1s sSa w & @
vest chaasy providsnee yOiu5ssr, Jones' Phiidslphia
Rage, a, JsSses '3 Sos Hr Booth
S st sea" a%S H ssS rs
LsnPlShier, Barns, Savannah; psodoss A%es, Belfast
xsso sToiis L,1,iTos T
M1,ini. S2 sR k% s Sosef S. ols A y "'"
eafaoosj Porto R:s aS M.p;gss: fs.
Em.aI. sseP yrS c.s Bn@0Ts ns T.oI, "a E. s Co.
yen; s. p,l@:I S.~,1, & E..ssS TsSng:o0 s'.Sos
a. ~ 'Ia s sM A. Boap s@Sb H,nitea Bermuda; g. A ParIsSss
ARRIVED.
steamship Cubs Noodle Liverpool J.n. 2 ndse and pss$
sennhip Celia Gisse Ionaoa Dec - ndse and lse ras
stoaB.hp rsr De,anSy Gal,s,Ss Jan md aud p...
s,saa,sp wsrsae, cara, Baltimore nd.. and Pam
sip AeoiPhae BaI,els Bremen Is dars mise and rs,,.
B.rs 4 4 A. pret.ri. Ross AIcaos NV ls rniO,s ron
RI,s isP... Bad: ccos, bSst.psI., 70 days, iaHSsT
scHooSsRs-Kyrs AND coAsrwas
Msl Sss sssS tsS P'isS.s p,S:is,s,. P & p... sn &
fisIo' Bait.pSi, t'''''' ;aiI 4is@; f.i si5..
Dr. Tr.usI'u, Pro,dsrs. G. Haven. Bnlr,pc'I
Arerea, Bristol.
SAILED.
A,pawal De soto Ceseent City AMI M,np HssoIsusi San
sad Moatgoutr sAvsansh Manhattan Charleston Isaac
Ball Norfolk ship Glad fias Bristol Also s,eAnshp City Of
New York for Liverpool, tsnehorsi at Quar1ninrl
ARRIVED Sunday, Jan. ~.
flsdierwcf Dec
fell overheard aud lest
S..n.hi % Aasils Lees. Glssg,s Dea 49, mlss asj pas
ste.mshir kh.amsn Henry. New-orlesns rdse and peas
Seamshib Acushpet Kelly New. Bedfuri mdse. aud
steanp George we'll. Vail New-oreans ndss and
Sean sAp Franouis saessoot Pcrilald mdss and pAs
stanhp RebeceA Cde Chichester WsshIgee pis sDd
Bsi wslien. wsdsa MNssles, New II. via 9eafs Dec
Schr EQs.,sr Johnson Nsssau isys spOuss Iron, nc
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posroy Jan m-Arrysd. steamship WmL ksnoedr, bsnmcrs
barfs O Psermo and Prince waiisSE tSr Scs.
brig klpe. Jsmaiea sebs Mary Chto 81 ponpg" Daniel
feEson, Sa,arushi AmoA Eds sards Charleston.
NE~.LospoS. jan 6ATnyei steamship Dssware rss.forf
Revenue Cutter Craso n cruise sebr tuunHeffm VIZ
giuia. Sailed sshrS L. Hale. EsI; Muloct Hss Haven Lam
berthe Msnento Nellie and Mary Miller. NeSfoki Kate Csuieh
Georges Banks ,
HoIMEss HOE Jan I6--Anssd brig ConsspHs fcp raris
Island IS a O Bcston scbrs Ennee NeNcsph Boston bosy
Wsrrsu Boston for Balsorc Ae Ryeon. Philadelphia of rct
land; Erght CaiasD Me- for Essfok Wssonsh bsstes ief
Boston for Tangier; Po 81 Jehn s rfo'r
seses; John RoyBou, calAA fcr Eew-isk
SPOKEN. ....
Ship Mary Range sm Liverpool @r Boston Dec s st "A
fte
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

COFFER-Pees al, grades in s1n Asd boie not
demand has teen moderate We bare ony
Domingo bond o export private terms
TLOUk MEAITte market for Western and State Flour The
Wek has bsen The liberal the
the Wet and strong disposition gained The
uaft o. Western bode cd invoices AZ great sscT
lee greatly the Iase ard large sales could only be made
decline and this concession the rade
eny psrchasoi on hand moh bat shippers purchad choice
Concession Wednesday they
operate freely and the los grades have
improved but family bitsis tTt til quite heavy and
be sod largely, az mrihcr NigLt
cessi1r tht In great nentne, il owing 10 the isct
usUg much larger proportion spring Wheat fis
and hence stock Of White Wheat Extras dmbhes
LIBERAL supply 81 state EH and the higher
prices Obtained Western Spue Wheat brands 10 attract
itettor dsy the market y active tue grades gu
general tmaud the medium grades fair
reqg South Amtfos but price, Fsmv brands dun
and irregular tie sales $500 bb% at rs 10aH6 % for S1pefne
5JDf1 ioT EIr do 81 iO0 - m IaDog do 50O
~ 70 m tie low grades Of Western Rrr ga ~ - iOr good
choice Spring Wheat 250 90 30 T Minnesota and
So 81 20 for Shipping Ohio 80 2 10 25 for Trade brands
Family do 81 SAFE 25 fr Anbr Winter Wheat
Indiana sbd Michigan ~ 4J0 80 30 for White beat do
50 9a So for Fsai & and ts 25q l2 50 Tor 81 Louis Ertrs
o'e0 sacks Ola at esq h6l Southern Flour heavy but prices
change ths nquY gl sales 2j0 hs
at T ordinary good Extra Bli more apd Coul SCD
U+925 for Birs Georgia and virginia 1880 t0 20 for Family Do
aud t660d Sh for kra and Family Msrsld ad Delaware Rye
Meal dull ana hesvy; se o 900 bb ~ 25a ~ IS for West
more active and 6reT 81 7oG - 81 100 n The latter M choice
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
PORTS IRON SEPT. ]. lses, 70 DATE.

GRtfle wh.tt nsftet the rttl las rather 9ut.
hpftt tenAtsd slightly but most holders sp
pntAg tOf rtVe Enropesn demand early
iupobabe Winter Wheat on tLt oonra has been neglected and
White much lower though wedntsy there been lees po
ion 70 on the D1sst mie have operated with less .
owing to TIE material decline Of For and cnned
inactivity Che liberal present and prospective supplies II C,a
Wheat haze sKsred depressing influence bot the hpe thence
ikey hher this uOhth ns
rassu equal " probable July uheu sope
Amber Winter wheat
slowly Hight Lille ur.,su 10 sell s
5iy and wih trithn decline 10 hsfbt We loot foJ gnd
sitpng demand for ssne .s, from H. H.,
ia already begin Tor The Win
Ter Wbsst the ud sud ehagssb vhos Any snow fin
posIfe sectors TO proter TIE pit en M
ihaw feared ssa unfk, ortbyeonE fn with fair de-
mard The uqgfy mainly Tor saipnert Ths s bush
5i r No. Hssofee in ard load sHo (eho ot
lrvAs 81 :: o Amber Jersey sEd ~ for White CAfyr.
III. Barley bss ruled tsd, bat The tghMd proved
chiefly tten for markets eonbbed aa
With ma.rsts aErtsn prices are without change
Barley Malt has been seye bot prices
declined closing fairly stiVs sales u 500 bash AZ "a 0ds2 49,
RE Mss request but variable prices Rye has
steady supply ifgr, though ample Tor present
Of 500 Wern al 5lU 81 %
fusGted hut vh nodess receipts aud steady rluctct
holders have been firm cosHE attse bot Arm Buyers
ots the 300 bush i7e for Ns- Ohio and
wsss at railroad depot. AID ne for ana lots delivered ineas Corn
bag s.n & as!, bat :; S Ss ts iiDrcs. ss @ . ,,dSssd s
,,1r oshns their purchases chiefly hissd, ths
s!Fyahy AID elo,es stronger Nhs hortrr plenty
5er and dfsut 6f sale The qualify ofthe New offering
rs br cn bsisg that offered tbs
mssfsf NODE Iy stts And ara Tie temShd mainly
msAs TIE as s's ~ 100 bsh Al ts992e M psSp U0sou
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CspanS srvY, s rslnes'en "a
deliver packages addressed NeWYoyk Associated Press only
persons exhibiting authority Of w. simonton General
Agent TINES TRIBUNE
World Er, Er,ning Post, t0smerct1i dr'Is'T stads
Zettg Journal aud Ne iOrkr Dssokai should sso
be delivered only 70 the persons.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
THE DAVIS PERJURY CASE.

V-Lon tlis case was reached on the chondaI5
Assf1uf District Attorney Eel arose and sad, IN reply
Z, prevons arpctou to POSTPONE The case, that there
was 10 good reason icr posiponement aEd thaI inc
Government would be ready 10 proceed to-day 81, ,,
Aifred Ieliuap, Jointly Indicted With b4sde!4 lTCl
,5.o1 ana Poyvc-on. u procuIng false aiQGNI 80 be
sJe AGAINST Collector Bailey, was aIr' ETed ana plead
not culty The other dcleudam. mad eyously entered
Inc same plea, Tie t4 OF these dCicndants VIII no5
take place uuil tic conclusion Of Tie baisdtAL'A'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
TIE COURTS.

PRACTICE IN SUPPLEMENTARY rFocEEDiNGs;. j.;
judge Brady has decded, III IiG ,eS5 o',,. tho
% Mr.o' ~ TIocess az the Marine Court by Marshal
r. ce Inv the sheriff does not apply 10 pro-
,eS fom tbc District Courts, ana thaJ an CAceu-
80, 80, snsJ irow District Court o. Marshal ana re-
rred unsatisfed is not sufficient basis loI suppchon
ilru uIurenniLns.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
RECEIPTS OLE PRODTCE.


JAs 6-l79 bush. Corn. 3f97 bush Oa % bash Rye 86Ji
hb Flour hh Com Meal 98 bags Com Meal 10 las Bucs
Flour 2t9 bales Cotton $50 bags Bukeh,at Flour 90 bh
Crude Petroleum Lb Rsiuei Petroleum ,5 bls Spirits Iupcu
tiGr hl Pitch. C6i hhl Rusu, 100 bhA Pork %
PKG Beef % pigs Meats 2j7 pigs Lard, is uSs A,hs -
psrs gicsp B lsS boxes Cheese p kss Due Fu
- Dressed Hoes 20 Ibis Whsk6 2t3 bills Esgs 8 a Voc" ~
Leather. 40 lds Hide. - hhis lonceo %
kg Rice 100 boxes Starch M bass Pes
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

I6vpov Jan l6 1880 m < Bonds quiet aB5 steady
Stocks quiet srd ,icd; ke 26l Atlantic ad Great Wessen f
Cousos 20. fr both money and the account
l:Jl m.The Cotton mskrt closed qus -
TIE following quotations: Mng rlahd' d Mddng oitah'
llj Lad Geclurg. q rs q 100. Pork auei ad steady.
Hawai- Jan l6. l;1 nCoton opebci t1a ues ortt on
iIl .DniIl 4 4 IukM Mllln.s afnal.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

Pacific Railroad Of Missouri per cent gold bonds
for sale by the undersigned. The earnings Of tho
road for its fiscal year win be about 81 100000 while
the interest on its mortgage debt is $4,000 gold
thus affording an undoubted security TO investors.
For further particulars. apply to CLARK, DODGE d
Co.. No. 81 Wall-st., Y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

AND ST LOUIS NAIIKOAD OUMINEI'
No. 12 Wall-st)
The CoUPoNs from the Bonds of this Company,
maturing February l. proximo will DO paid on and
after that date at this Office, in United States GOLD
Com free Of Government tar ii. II. BooDf,
NewYork, Jan. II, 1860. Treasurer.