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BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., At AUCTION.

LADIES Walking-Dresses at sacrificing
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CIncInnatI nArknr.

By Telegraph.l CINCINsATI. Feb. II.
FLoUR-Duli; sales of family AT s7 2J9
WHKAr-Unchanged, demand light; No.
l Red Winter, 81 20.
,oRN-.s dull at &c for ear. and G5@6Gc for
shelied.
Rhythm; 81 AZ 4or No. l.
OATs-In light supply and firm at G6967c
for No. /, and Csc for choice white.
BARLEY-Firm and In good demand at
full rates.
C0rroS-Quief, bat unchanged; sales of
middIIng At ZSt4c.
WHIsKN-FirnIer, demand fair, prices
higher; sales Of 800 bbis at 9je.
PROVISIoNs-Dul1 and unsettled. prices
nominal Mess Pork sold at Si3 90 buyer
March; nothing better than nominal quo
tations can be given. however, the sp, Gu
latlve demand having ceased. Buik Meats
are glectsd shoulders sold at l51fe pack
ed; sides could have been bought AT l512c
loose, clear rib at I6c, and clear ri lGt4e.
Sugar-cured hams 10 &l91zc, with a moder-
ate demand from consumers.
LARD Neglected, and prices are alto
gether nOminali IL could have been bought
To some extent at 2Ol492O12c.
BUTTER Firm and in good demand at
50936c; The supply. of fresh made Is not
equal to the demand.
EeGs-DdIlan ana prices declining, clDsing
on Linseed oil unchanged and duIl at
81 O0gl OF. Lard OH 81 G5Si 70, and ,he de-
PErRoLEUM-stsadya at s5as7c for refined.
BEEF CATTLE Are in light supply aud
good demand at 81 00g7 50 gross.
SHEEP-Firmsr and in demand at 296 p
HoGsGScarce. ana bring sII OoaI2 50 =
Genital gross for prime butchers.
SEED Glover firm at lGlzc.
SUGAR-Market unsettled, and holders
asking further advance OF I<c, and many
have Withdrawn their stocks from the
market altoge her.
CoFsEE-U nchanged.
GOLD E49l3454 buyirg.
MoNEY-Market et continues close.
EXcHANGE-DulEa at LILO discount buying,
and par selling.
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TsVILLE. IND, FRD ". FEBRUARY T. 1869.

-
votes for Georgia the result viii be so and
so? The concurrent resolution did not
touch the question as to what should be
done when the certthcateS were opened: IL
did not each the question of counting; it
dealt with those seriOns forms that were to
be observed, in order to Know whether the
count was TO take place or not; itstopped
at the place of the primary question, and
provided what should be done SO there
shOnld be no commIttai on the question of
Georgia; hut IL left ali that related to the
count and form of certificate, aud to its
sufficiency, entirely open To be disposed of
under the Joint rules of the two
Houses; that was his proposition. The
gentleman had along begged the question,
lBinghaml when he denounced the views
OF those who d. fiere with him.
Bingham-I never denounce the Views
OF men at all. denOunce the revolution.
Schenek-I beg the gentleman's pardon,
l thought he denounced this proceeding as
revolutionary.
Bingham-I say the resolution is revolu-
Schenck-The gentleman said something
about anarchy, in which he SCARED SO high
that could not follow him. / am sorry,
for always admire that speech. Laugh
teri My colleague and others have as
Sumed that the two acts OF tie Iegisl4 ture,
that the concurrent resOiufion of last Nom
day and the lssin6-fuieS conflict. with each
other, so the last pass ID. in the language OF
the Speaker, repeats tue other hold
TO no sucn doctrine. L say buere stands
the joint rules coyering all questions
that may arise, after the certificate is
opened, as 10 what is In IL, while the con-
current resolution stops short of all that
and merely deals wit the preliminary
ourselves ON the question, whether Georgia
Is or Is not entitled to representation, aad
to have electors for President and Vice
PRESIDENT. The two, so far from beng
without the one being regarded as conflict
Ing or operating as repeal of the other.
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TEEEGRAPm sUMMARx.


Gold closed in New York. yesterday, at
1854.
Rev. Henry A. wise, Jr., died In Rich
mond on Wednesday.
The Indians have again made their APP
pearance on the south Platte River, and
threaten 10 do mischief
BE. Smith has been elected President of
the Hooking Valley Railroad, ia place OF
VIM. Dennison, resigned.
The Columbus (ohio) Journal adds one
more t. the long list of papers that have
changed from The quaItO TO the folio form.
stephen w. Kellogg was nominated for
Congress, on "Wednesday. by the RepuhIi-
cans ofthe Second District In Connecticut
Three prisoners were rescued from The
police by the ronghs of New York, on
Wednesday. One was subsequently recap
tured. The others got away,
The Governor of South Carolina has
vetoed a bill lending the credit of the State
To a railroad enterprise
Two men were Instantly killed. and two
others badly injured, by being crushed be-
meath a block of marble at a Vermont
stone-quarry on Wednesday.
The New York Tribune says the bin he
fore the Pennsylvania Legislature pre-
venting votes by proxy at the next meet
ing OF the Piftsburg, Ft- Wayne 81 Chicago
Railroad stockholders. can hardly become
the law, so strong is the fee ing against 1t.
A bill is pending in the Pennsylvania
Senate providing for the foundation of a
new county called PetrOlia, out OF several
northeastern counties.
The Judiciary Committee OF the PENN
sylvanfa Senate have decided 10 report q
bill giving the Governor power to COM.
mute the death penalty TO Imprisonment
The memorial praying for the establish
ment of female suffrage has been reported
back by q committee of the Kansas Legis-
lature, and its passage recommended.
The Illinois Legislature has passed q
bill eeding 10 Chicago a strip of land, four
hundred feet wide and half a mile long,
east OF Michigan Arsenal, for the purpose
OF Park. The land is partially sub
merged by the LaAe.
The Kansas Legislature has memorial
lied Congress to grant subsidies to ha a
dozen railroad enterprises in that state,
and also requesting that lands held by In
dians under patents be taxed
The Philadelphia Chamber OF Commerce
has extended an Invitation to the India
napoiis Chamber of Commerce 10 visit The
Quaker City, March lst. when their new
hall is to be dedicated. Indianapolis ac-
cepts.
Minister Dix has earned the gratitude OF
American travellers by securing the abolI-
tiOn of passports in France. A circular OF
the ImperlaI Government declares that
" all citizens of the American Union shall
be hereafter permitted to enter, travel and
sojourn in France on the simple deciara-
tIOn of their nationality"
There is great excitement in Canada
over the execution OF Whalen for the muir
der of McGee. Extraordinary precautions
have been taken to prevent his rescue by
the Fenians. No one has been admitted TO
the cell save two Catholic priests and two
Sisters Of Mercy. He has made written
statement, and says there were four pres
ent at the murder, but refuses to crimlnate
any one.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL



BY Telegraph.I NEW YORK. Feb. II.
-CoTToN-- Without decided change: sales
I1Oo bales at 5O54@SO12c for middiing up
FLOUR = Receipts 200 barrels. Flour
/ Is a shade frmer for low zra res; sales
9d oartS;;e s;7eo barrels a. g g g So 10 FOR sg-
Tor extra state: s. 55aS7 40 for extra West
| ern: 81 5O9S 70 for white wheat extra 50 "a
a. % for round-hoop Ohio; 81 s Gas 81 for
extra St. Louis: 20 % 6e SO % for good to
choice do, closing quiet. Rye dDur steady
sales 2OO barrels at s5 . 81 35. Cornmeal
WHIsKY-Quiet.
WHEAT-keceip pts 2GO bushels. Wheat is
lac better. and more active; sales 81 00U
store and d sl1Vered, 81 81 for No. 2 Spring
60 arrive next week, 81 63 for Port Wash
ern. 81 % for white Southern, and 81 II for
white Michigan.
RYE-Quiet; sales Zoo bushels Western
BARLEY-Qniet; sales 1900 bushels Ger
der on prIvnfe terms.
BARLEY MALr--bull.
CORR-kecelpts 1851 bushels. Corn 10
&c better, aud iairly active; sales OF 6i,000
9fc for white Western, SIC for New Orleans
white. and 81 o. for old mixed Western in
OATs-Receiptse,70 200 bushels; moderately
active and nrmer; sales OF 81 .OOO bushels At
769761zc for Western, IN store: 771sg7Sc
fordo anoat. H a
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE- Active; sales OF 1850 bags Rio
on private terms. e4aIt....
III SUGAR-Excite ed and &c higher; sales of
100 hogsheads Cuba at II gl3 and $50 hogs
heads DeInOrara at about l4c; $500 bags
Manila and I2DD00 bags PeruanbaSco at
lz2sc, and ], COZ boxes Havana at lZ541l3c.
LMOLASSES - Firm: sales of 250 barrels
New Orleans at 72aSOc; 81 hogsheads
Demorara at 56@l66Izc.
At PS-Quiet
PETRoLBUM-Fiim at221z923c for crude,
and SSc 1or refined Ia bond.
! lLINSEED OIL -Quiet aud steady.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Qu
PORK K-HeaYy and Irregular; sales of 900
barrels at $50 50.d33 for new mess; &32GIS2 =
for old do; S256g27 so for prime; S29 50G3l
FOR prime mess; also, 100 barrels new mess,
sellers February and March, at S32 50.
The Government took 30 barrels prime
mess at S29 80.
BEEF 81 eady; sales of lsO barrels at sea
SIG 80 for new plain mess; Sl4al9 so for
new extra mess. Tierce beef steady; sales
OF I75 tieTcss at S27ll30 for prime M ess; S3t@
$50 for India mess. Beef hams quiet: sales
OF I2O barrels at S3093A.
CUT MEATS-Flrm: sales of 22j packages
at l40I44c Tor shoulders. lS6lS5zc for hams.
DREssfD HoGs-DulIand lower; I4I$al5e
for Western: I5gl55zc for city.
MIDDLES-Dull and dropping.
LARD-Lowef. sales of 62j tierces at I9H
G32lt5c for steam. chiefly az 2DL<fg2D5Ec; 2J5z
@2lc for Kettle rendered: also, 2,5OO Tierces
steam, buyers and sellers February, March
and April, at 201442y5<c.
BUTrER-Firmer at 25935c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Firm.
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Chlcago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. IL.
EASTERN ExcHANGE-FIrm at lilo dis
count buying, and lilo per cent premium
selling.
FLnGn-A Moderately active: Spring ex-
tras, s. I0g6 S7Z. Gr
WHEAT = Firmer. and lal14c higher:
sales of No. i at 81 .50ll 2512; No. 2, 81 16t4g
81 l7%; closing steady aJ 81 l7I40yI l71S +;
sales since 'Cnange at 81 l7N.
CoRs-.AASctlyes; 4g19c higher; sales of
closing at 5s5<e Tor new; No. !, 711Se sellers
last hatf OF April and first half OF May, and
new at 59l4e, sellers March nothing doing
this afterhoon.
Moderately active at 53s5lc; clos
Ing at 5ftz fg5Ac Tor. y o. =
Rye Quiet aud firm; &c higher: sales
Of No at 81 ls1z9I l91z; closing at 81 9o9
81 81.
BARLEY- Dull and steady at 81 30 for
NO.2 s4ml si.t fss.
HIGHwINEs Are held firmly, aud noinI-
nally lc higher: light sales at BIC.
PRovIsI0SS-e Quiet. Mess Pork sold at
SjZ cash; closing nominal at S32 80. Lard
quiet at lG5z920c; nothing doing in bulk
and other meals.
HoG5-Dressed dull and weak closing at
kl3Gl3 50, dividing on 30 pounds; live, HAT
At lOgl2c for common to extra choice.
I BEEF CATTLE Dull at f5Gg7 80 for fair
cows to extra choice steers. .H
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CANADA.
Execution OF Whalen = His Last
Words.


OTTAWA, Feb. 11.-The morning
opened dull, accompanied with a
drizzling snow. The country people
began to arrive at an early hour, and
set about securing good position to
see the scaffold, and hear the last
words Of Ehalen. Up to 8 O'Clock
there were about three hundred peo-
pie on the east side of the Jail, and
by 1920 the crowd had increased to
seven or eight hundred, but all was
quiet and orderly. At 10 o'clock the
prison physician reported Whalen in
good nerve, and that no agitation or
furry was noticeable In him. A short
time after, the sheriff announced
everything in readiness for the execu-
ton. At IL O'Clock Whalen was
pinioned, and accompanied by the
sheriff and three priests, was led from
prison looking very pale and excited.
but he moved along with firm step,
and mounting the stairway to the
scaffold, responded, as he walked, dis
tinctly to the prayers of the priests.
After the Pater Noster" had been
repeated, he said: Il beg pardon for
any Offense may have committed. i
forgive all parties who have injured
me. / ask forgiveness from any one
/ may have injured. God save Ire
land, and God save my soul" The
executioner then fitted on the white
cap and drew it over his face, adjusted
the rope, and in few iInoments the
drop fell, aud Whalan hung by the
neck for four minutes suffering in
tensely, and then brea'h he'd no more.
1t is rumored that Whalen left a
written paper in the custody ~ the
sheriff, the purport of wh.ch is moi
yet made public. aA - -
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| ing the aceomplices of ex-Minister
Washbufne, and the first intimately
acquainted with his intrigues In the
character of conspiratOr and agent
of the enemy of which he is accused
in the national tribunals. 80
To this Admiral Davis responded.
lie said it was no part Of his official
duty, either to. effera orrFefuse any
terms which would affect the leading
criminal condit on of those two per-
sons. Again, referring to the friend
shin of the United States toward Par
aeuav. he asked that Bliss and Mas
terman be embarke on board of his
weasel, subject to the disposition of
the Government of the United States.
of whose justice and friendly senti-
mem President Lopez could enter
tain no doubt Lopez aceeded to the
request, saying, however, that it could
not be complied with in the sense Of
reclamation, but of peaceful eour
tesy on the part of the Government
of Paraguay toward the United States.
The Election Committee of the
House considered the Louisiana con
tested case to-day. Mr.. Upson, who
is in charge of the report, presented
itp POtH1o, WHtOtt WIZ @PPiOa1DU " 80
majority of the Committee. They are
in effect that Simon Jones was not
elected, but that Col. Mann, deceased,
was elected, and that neither Colonel
Hunt nor Mr. Menard, who claims it
under the recent election, entitled to
a seat, fraud and Intimidation having
invalidated it. There viii, also, be a
minority report soon.
The custom receipts from February
lst to the 9th were So, ,095. .786.
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WASHINGTON.
Isaac OF More Bonds TO Pacific Bail.
fOad-C0rrespOnGence from Sec
FetaFy OF the Navy Relative to
Affairs I'm Paraguay-WOFk Of C0p-
gFessiOaai Committees.

WASHINGTON, February 11.-The
Government has agreed to issue bonds
for forty miles more of road to the
Pacific Railroad Company, reserving
a large amount of first mortgage bonds
for It's complete construction hereaf-
ter These bonds are deposited In
the New York Sub Treasury.
The Committee on Ways and
Means has agreed to report on the
House resolution opening confer
ence with the British and North
American Provinces, as to the nayi-
cation of the St. Lawrence aud on
commercial intercourse, reservlng
final action for Congress.
The same Committee agreed to IL :
port bill exempting from duty the
ocean cable bought for Collins Rus
sia-Ameriean Telegraph. and in bond.
The Reconstruction Committee is
exhibiting indications of deciding to
recall the Mississippi Convention to
make another State Constitution.
lt Is said the Senate Committee on
Judiciary has determined to report In
favor of the modification of the Con-
stitutiOR of Virginia. as suggested by
the Committee of Nine.
1ne OecTetdEJ Vi NIAo Navy to-day
sent 10 the House. the voluminous
correspondence relative to affairs in
Paraguay. 1t appears that, on the
4th Of December, Admiral Davis ad
dressed to President Lopez a lettel
in which he says 1t does not be
long to me to define or even consider
the statutes of Bliss and Masterman
but on this subject your ExcellencJ
will, l do not doubt, repose confdenct
in the justice and friendship of the
United States, which has afforded
your Exeeliency many recent proofs
of its respect and sympathy" Lope.
replied that those persons were Grim
inals, deeply committed in the affair
of a horrible conspiracy. very par
tIcularly the former. He said b,
would cheerfully consent to the de
livery of the criminals, provided
were requested in a manner more il
conformity with the fact of their be
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BY TelegTaph.l ST. LOUIS. Feb II.
ToB coin good trade demand. but no
shippers in market; prices unchanged.
COTToN-2lc tor strict fnidslIfng
HEMP-Smali sales undressed al SI20.
FLoUR-l4uiet aud unchangefi.9 az s. 250
y fot super: S896 IS for extra: So 9la7 81
for Xxx: IS 259l0 90 ton xxx to fancy
WHEAT-St0W, and buyers holding off;
Snring steady at 81 S3GI IS for No. 2, and
81 36l1I 81 tor No. 4. e-Ia
OATS-Firm. but buyers generally hold
ing off. small sales at l6zdGSLSe for priue.
BARLEY-Quiet and UNCHANGED at 81 909
2 81 for prime TO fancy Spring. -
RYE-Firm at 81 30.
WHIsEY-Advance to 94c
PROVISIONS quiet, with more sellers
than buyers, and prices rather irregular;
pork sold at s33 5O934 90 on the spot and 10
arrive. EaHE
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Late HaYana AdHiees.

HAVANA, Feb. 1.-THE telegraph
communication between Havana and
Sanga la Grande and Villa Clara,
which had been destroyed by the
reFofutionists, has been restored.
IL is reported that the leaders of
the revolution in the districts Of Gen.
fugos, Villa Clara and Trinidad, are
Adalpho Covoda and his brother
Frederick Covoda. The former was
recently American Vice Consul at
Cenfugos, and was removed at the re-
quest of Captain General Lersundi.
He was Colonel of a Philadelphia
regiment of Zauaves during the civil
war in the United States. The latter
was, until last week, American Con-
sui at Trinidad, and has just resigned.
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Memphis Market.

BY T6legrapn.I MEMPHISs FeD. II.
COTrON-NOminalIy unchanged; sales of
uplands at 29c. Receipts, ,S1S bales; ex-
ports, 2,13S bales.
FLoUR-Steady.
CORS-7Sc.
OATS-S0c.
HAY-S25 90.
BRAN-s24 O0a25 o.
CORN MEAL-s3 3.
PORK-S35.
LARD-21@22Zc.
BULK MEATS-FITnai shoulders l9l4Ic; I;
sides lSc.
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New York Dry GOODS Marker.
By Telegraph NEW YORK,

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
DRY GoonS-Market firm with "a mod
erately increasing demand for all testiie
f1brlcs, although tradft is still far from
active, as buyers are purchasing close.
Wooden and printed Spring ShawIs are
just opening at S3 35 fer Thomas DOlan's,
50 90 for Columbia, and s3 Gas 75 for the
Ristori, in printed gray effects. The Marri-
mack Print Works exhibit. through At
Prints, on fine cloths, which meet ready
sale at SIC.
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new York Gold and STOCK Market

By TeIegraph.I INV 7 DIRK, FEB. II.
MoSEY-Easy at sal per cent. on call
The shipmenfs south constitute the re-
ported ". Y. Central scrip certificates TO be
detached from the stock, and converted
into convertible bonds, which ia turn are
to be converted into bonds
SFERLING-Quiet at 91z4gJS.
GoLD-.Acttve and steady; opened at
1851, fell to l35, and closed at I35JS65Ig5Ix
The clearing day We're SlI9,0OO, 900; ex-
ports, SS5 Coz.
GoYERNMENF STOCKS Strong and high-
er: the quotations are: Coupons OF 1881.
II55S9lI315; do. 81, 1lO54@Il05S; do. rs. ia:
do. 6I, lOY1s ;l0-10s, IOaIzaalO9A.
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The Execution of Whalen.
sHsEI ~
Issue of More Bonds to Pa
elf Railroad.
Corresp ondenee from Sec
rotary OF the Navy.
Congressional Proceedings
Work of the Committees.
Indiana Legislative Sum.
mary.

NEW York. February 11.-Peter
Baaberger shot young girl, whom
he was eourtiDg, named Sarah Baird,
this morning, after returning from a
ball, and then shot himself. Both
will die Trouble with the girls
step-father led to the act.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-12
European Market.

LONDON, Feb. II.

AO N@olo.l LONDON FEB. IL.
CoSsOLs-For money 93; account 93Iz;
American securities steady, 5--Os III;
Erie 245z; Illinois 81; Atlantic and Great
western 40 Sugar excited. ON spot 3ss Gd I:
af1oat DIS I'd: linse u oil f3S 5s; Calcutta
linseed SIS Cd. The bullion in the bank of
ENGLAND decreased 6lO0OOO sterling In a
week.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. u.--CoLtOn hrmer, mid