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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-21
Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan. Do
- EXCHANGE Eastern exchange at par.
FLoUK-Dall; sales OF Spring extra at
Sc 250g6 10. .t
@WHEAr-FairIy active: demand mainly
speculative; sales OF No. at 81 Iso4l -, ana
No. 2 at 81 Iz54@l 1871; closing steady at
81 lS14. Sales since 4 haDge at 81 i54.
CoRN-Firmef and more active; sales OF
No. kiln drisd4 at 5JtSc, rejected de-. al
531zc; new at 54<B53tzc, aud no grade 4ieyoO;
671zc seller last half of April; 5a5493ic Tor
new buyer Jauuary, and Size sesiier FeDru-
ary; nothing dOfng this afternoon.
OATs-ActiVe; sales OF No. at 4s@4S14c;
alosftzex stf. afsfss-s's
RYR9DuII ;sales of No. l at 81 IS; No. 2 at
81 0UesI l5sst 8 ~
BARLEY-Dull; sales of %. at 81 6S9l 20;
rejected. ut 81 4S11l 80; closing inside.
HfG4KFTrE ES-Dull and weak; sellers at
g6c, buyers aL Use; safes Of 500 barrels seller
PROVISIONS Active and firm. Mess pork
25c higher; sales At S29 50, buy eTs and
sellers option, January and February;
and at $50 90, seller April, cash Pork
nominal: 50 - for mess, ordinary So 90,
clear country s3l.' Bu X meats firm: short
ribs ls5Cd l556, Cumberland I31zc. Green hams
strong at l51zc. Lard steady at lie. Dressed
hogs steady ana more active, closing at
Sl2 250I2 T5, dividing ON 2e0 Ibs. Live hogs
steady aad active. sales mt 50 3h99 80 ior
common co good shipping, aud $40 I0,gl0 80
for medium To choice packing.
BEEF CATTLE-DulI at S4g5 so for butch-
ers', and 50 z597 50 for good 10 extra ship
ping
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gincInnatJ Market.

By Telegraph CINcIEEATI. Jan. 20.
FLoUR-Dull; family, 81 %.
WHEAT Unchanged and dull: sales of
No. l at 81 Is.
CoRN-In better supply, and the market
less firm ear, 67@0Sc. @
RYE-Eirm at 81 40, and at the close hold
ers asked higher prices
OATS-Firm at 62ldG5c for No. z 10 choice.
RARLEY-U Unchanged.
COrroN--- B0eyant; middiing, 231zc, hut
not offered freely at this rate.
WHIsK1.-tIr IrmeF. aud TN demand a5 9Sc.
81 PRoVTsIoNs - Are sfTOn :; all articles
leld bist.er. Mess pork ca 1not be bought
below So 20: and buyers off T SO So
above the views Of buyers. Bu1k meas
in defBtHd ab~t214, ~ l514, and Tee,
Ior shoulders. sides, clear rib, and clear
sides and all TO be had at these rates was
taken; shoulders are now held at l21sc.
Bacon firm at l31lc for shoulders, 1910 MlT54c
for clear rib and clear sides, and not much
out of smoke.
BUTrEis-Dnil, and prices 2a3c lower;
fresh, 336s38'.
CHEEsE-In active demand at l9@22c.
OIIS-Linseed OIL firm at ei O6f1l O5; lard
oil in active demand at 81 Jd1 60.
PETROLEUM Firm at ;S3tass5c for rein ell /.
J Hoes = Ia good demand at 81 50te HIPS
from butchers, gross; and Sl29l3 90 net:
averaging Az pounds net weight, sold at
xl3 per 100 pounds. Hf d,
BEEF CATTLE II nchanged.
SEEDS s-GIover seed in good demand at
l6c per pound. Timothy il selling at F3 50
per bu ,heI. Flax wanted at e. %.
GOLD-l35.
MoNEY-Afarket unchanged. fA
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NE w ORLEANS.
General Mower Assigned Command
or thc L0HlsiaHa District.

-.
New ORLEANS, January 20--Gen.
Mower has been assigned to the COM,
maHd of the District of Louisiana,
and the headquarters of his regiment
transferred to this city. gfd 20
General Buchanan has addressed
letter to Senator Kellogg ia reply to
the statements contained in Governor
Yarmouth ) letter to Kellogg. lie
chaFaeterizes the Governors state
ment that he. was satisfied, that the
State bad no friend in General Bu-.
chanan, and that no reliance could
be placed on his active, CO. operation,
as absurd. He says no one IS better
aware than Governor WaF4houth, that
tD the active measures taken by him'
(Buehanan) was due the preservation
OF the lives Of himself and all the
prominent members of the RepubIi-
can party IN the Legislature and Of
the new State Government, for several
days after the assembling of that
body. 80 l.ll5 I.sl.,..sIz.s 81.
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News by Atlantic Gable.
Order Revoked Prohibiting
the Importation of Hay
to Great Britain.
Congressional Proceedings.
INDIANAPOLIS.
BallotIng I'm Joint Convention for
Unifed States Senat0r-NO kIec-
tiOn-Cumback's Ffiends are still
HOpefaI-Excitemeht Unabated.
IspecIaI 10 tne JournaI.l ]


y INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 20-The two
Houses met in joint convention at
II NJ. to day. Two ballots were had
for United States Senator. The follow
ing is the result:
a First Ballot-Cumbaek, 68; Hen
bricks, 63; Il. w. II. Ellis, 3; God
love s. Orth, 2; Judge Frazier, s;
James Hughes, /; Col. r. w. Thomp-
son. 5; @. M: Allen, 1.
Second Ballot--Cumback, 67; Hen
dricks, 63; Ellis, 3; Orth. 2; Frazier,
6; Hughes, 1; Thompson, 3; Allen, !.
No election.
Both Houses adjourned to meet at
10 o'clock Tomorrow.
The excitement is unabated.
Cumbaek's friends still express a
hope that he may be elected.
The Legislative Hall was literally
packed during the balloting.
SECOND DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 20, 80 p NJ
The bolters nominated Judge Fra
zier to-nightin caucus. The Demo
crats stand fast to Hendricks, and
Cumbaek's friends still adhere to
him. No election will take place to-
morrow.
INDIANAPOLIS, january 20.-Two
ballots were had in the Legislature in
joint convention to- day for u. s. Sen
ator, resulting:
First Ballot-Cumback, 68; Hen
bricks, 63; scattering, z. Two mem
bers absent.
Second Ballot-Cumback, 81; Hen
bricks. 63; scattering. Is.
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MONETAgY & C0MMERCTAL
hew York Market.
BY Telegrapll.l

BY telegraph NEW YoRK. Jan. TO-
CoTroN T More active and decidedly
higher: sales 4 200 bales st 2914e for mtd-
ding uplRnds: chiefly At the inside price. q
FLoUR-Roeeipts 1892 barrels: steady for
state, and dull aud declined for other
kinds: sales 400 barrels al S. G5a8 81 FOR
superfiue State and Western; 50 754e7 20
for extra State; S6 50a7 60 for extrl Wesl :
ern; - 3e99 so for whit wheat extra s6l 80
extra st. Isouls; s9gI2 for good 10 choice
do; closing dull aud heavy; California
nominal. Rye fiour-Isates favor buyers;
sales S0e barrels at s. inGs7. 60. 7st 4 sa. d
Corn MRAL-Q Quiet: sales 20 barrels Of
common Western at "a %. t#h X
MHIsKx--D Dull sales l60 barrels Westerm
WHEAr Receipts soB bushels moderate-
" active, and 1WIthOut decised el1slage :
sales 4'Ooo bushels ~ " 57gl 80 for No. 2
Spring IN store. The fatfer an extreme I;
81 sO9I 63 ferido. ;ifIoat: the latter an t.,t-
treme; 81 80 for No. ), do in store; - 10 for
Mh1tg Sehisa aatsoaala tsaa u 2l2 . for white
b. sRARLEY--Dutl. n8f NgH t4HW HHfrtL ~
HARLEY MALT-9niet; sales OF 200 bush
CORN Receipts q, ,492 busheIs: tho mar
krb lS rather more steady; sales OF $500
bushels at 9l59Jc for new mixed WesteIn ;
sSeessi OJIer rWhiteSouthern; 97e for SOUTH
OATS -heceipts I, 20 bushels; the market
is lower and more active; sales OF Is OOO
76976l &c for do. afioat. ID ~ ~
LEATHER -IIemiock sole firm; sales at
- ~ Ut DttchoH Ay ieSstuu IslO 0tauue
WooL-Firm; sales Of 2eOOO pounds at
4695Sc for domestic fleece; 32tI:s} for ui-
washed; G5g72c for seoured 4las5Oc for
: RICE Dull.
COrFEH Quiet; sales OF 472' bags on I,rI-
vale terms.
SUGAR. Quiet: sales of 60 AIasls. G SuBa at
II 15c, e. and . 4sJ boxes Havana at Il1ze.
PErRoLEuM-Qui uiet; sales of 100 bbIs. at
is7zeE2 C for crude, and 3fD3f1Sc for refined
bonded sat -aEs7.E u n
HOPs Quiet.
OILS-LInseed quiet.
SPIRITS TURPENrfNE Quiet.
atf IORK-f1rn aud mode aleiy active
sales GO barrels at $50 73Ga 30 % for new
for prime mess; also. 500 barrels new
mess. February and a prli, at + 8 750a. 30 90.
BEEF-Steady; sales l2O barrels at 50 % ~
SIG % Tor new plain mess, and sI4 006llg 80
for new extra mess: Tlerce Beef frmer;
sales $50 tierces at so e0ls.i2 90 for prime
mess, and S32 90 q SO % To- india mess.
6s35 90.
at 21sgl314 for shoulders, and l4gl7c for
hams.
DRESS ED Hoes -Firmer. at I254 gl3Izc for
western, and l49l41ac for city.
MIEDL Es-FirTn sales $50 boxes at lfs461
l5c for Cnmberand cut, ljsz,al6e for sllori-
ribbed, l6I49lG1zc for long clear, and I6c for
long ribbed.
LARD -Firmer: sales $50 tierees at fS54Ge
1870 for Steam-rendered,a and 195E9ly15c for
kettle-rendefed. A sale was made of
steam rendered, seller and buyer, Febru-
arY, March, and May, at lJt4G12Oe. 1a
BUTrER-Dull, at 30G40c for OHIO.
CHEEsE--Firirl, at l6tt30e.
FREIGHTs 10 LIyERPO0L--steady 40 0OO
bushels grain at 61aI for wheat per sail
and 711d per steam, 7tad for corn per
steami and 600 bbls. Hour per steam at I'D.
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How often this ~ the response to tho I'M
quiry after n friends hen "a; as 10 % be
bilious was trifling mnfter, hardly worth
thinking about. But iCt 10 be- remem bert u
that. as =" tai oaks from little acorns
grow, /" o formidable diseases arise from
being +" little bilious %
Severe bilious attacks are more common
I'm Spring, Summer, and Autumn than ln
Wilmer, bat tho serious disorders 81 tie
liver which 70 offen occur at those aeaEouH
might be- traced. In hundreds Of instances
TO Winter fmdulRnncfS and their neglected.
consequences. More highly seasoned food
IL eaten, more fiery drinks imbihedf pa
cold than In warm weather, and thus tie
biliousness Is produced which, under
warmer TEN perature, cu Imin ates im Inter-
mltlent aud Temitteut fcVera.
The very best mcdltiuo for persons who
are either ffufe or a good de0a bilious is
HOSTETTElt's BTOMACH ElTrhHs. no
Dlne-ptll or caiOmel as required i'm such
cases Those p0werful mineral medicines
cut two ways, like dOube-edRed sword.
they act, % iAltrle. upon the liver. but re-
ACT most dele, eriousiy on other parts OF
the ayStem. Thoy stick there, and cnm-
not be got rid Of. The Bliters contain
vesetab.s aaeats Of an antl-iniI0us tend
eucy, That produce specific and most
genial effect upon the hillary oFgan. With
out enfHlling any evil conseQ uences what
cgcr. They are altogether i0liolfaaHae and
act iavorably and simultaneously upon
tile stomach, the liver, the bowels. fha.
nervous system, and the brain.
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A OnrsiInn oil ArrncitY.

On Tuesday evening Lieut.. Gov.
CUMBAsK published caad, in which
vas contained the following letter:
BATES House, January Is, 1869.
Lieut.. Gog. CIsBs6ack.
DEAR SIR: Your verbql request to
make Il statement of the prOpositi t
Governor Byker made to me in regard
to the position you should have on
the State ticket, and in connection
with the Senatorship, [ make with
pleasure.
He said that he knew that / was a
friend of yours-that | had first spo-
keh of you rs proper person to be
President of the Senate, when he be-
came Governor at the election of Nor
ton to the Senate, and, knowing that
| was your friend, he wished to say to
me that If Cumback would withdraw
from the contest against him for the
nomination for Governor, and take
the second place, the position you
now hold, or any other place on the
for the United States Senate before
the next Legislature, Bat aOould uSe
has RfHence to secure y0ur election to
tHttI f9SlftOU, auQ lOlu NE 10 see YOU
and learn how you felt about it, This
was in the autumn preceding the last
State Convention, and [ saw you the
same day and told you.
Yours, j. w. BURsoN.
In reply to this letter, Governor
BAKER publishesin the indianapolis
papers the following broad and une-
quivocal denial;
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 19, 1869.
's To the Public:
1t is due to myself and to truth tC
say that no such interview as thai
which is detailed in the letter of Johr
w. Burson, Esq, published in tn,
Journal, this morning, ever took
place, and that neither at the time
mentioned by Mr.. Burson, nor at any
other time, did any such conversation
ever occur between us.
The whole statement from be
ginning to end is without the shadow
of foundation. To Mr.. Burson'.
statement L interpose my unqualified
denial. CONRAD BAKER"
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by Telegraph.l "a New YoRK. Jan, %.
ID MONEY! In improved demand, aud the
rnere was some appearance OF a femDo-
Tary rocking mp Of greenbacks, which ~
sS s sef ah.1Slhos al or fe I,,s fSwa5is enc
liberal aud the market easter, though tho
rates were unchanged. The Stock Ix-
cunnge was tine sceIio of wild II itlettlat a..
the bulls rallied on the market shArp. Y.
lron1tie low qu0tnttons yesterday, but the
DehIs \. y made q another raid and rednesd pri
ililes. apprehension WIS ioceasioned by
the unexpeeted activity ia money aud the
Circulation OF the report that the Illinois
h hltts lsiature was again az work on the bill
reddcing fares on all rhiffoads of the State.
4 ne ,l ,tshpt ess says Michigan Southern stoelk
1S Understood That parties i'm he Interest of
the present management have sold their
large holdings. Report sisys that some OF
the recently authorized new stock has also
been Aoidi but ttis w donbted, as it IL sup
posed nor. none San p! Pc sold under par ~ now
bought IN The interest OF VaiaflnFbfit AMI
Jay could and that at the March cleo
ton the road will probably pass into their
control. Inc Fort Wayne. Road is likely
tO pass into the h-tnaseme ent OF the Ellie.
The relations OF NandeFbllt and Gould are
am icable, and tileir posftion On the mar
ket IS Identical with the combined capital
OF these hallway -laasEna4es,- ard the fol
Lowers represent nfty 70 one hundred mill
adherenLs are rapidly passing over 10 the
bear side, which adds new life to specula
tAbiisHf At tuG NCiDSt the DuiiS uAAue an
onward movement md part tally regained
the losses of The day. f-...-r
STRRLIsd "A shade firmer o. giS9956c.
GoLD--D pened at8J5S. fell TO 35lf and be-
coming active ln the afiornOon, CLOSED at
3}t4g.S31s. The expert to-day was f5J.OOO;
the clestgst1ees al the Gold Ecchange Bank
was s47 .030,0O0. -r.lrl lfIIEI
GoYERNsIENTS-Firm but dull purchases
by the country banks continue, how
ever: Coupons 90 iSl, l2lz; G2. li3gll31s; do4
,6t. lO9lsa 1875; do. 'd5, l0gtSGll0; do new,
luS 1875 do. ~, ltFty s5iOds4 do '6S, 1855
@lO91s; l0-sOs, l07s4glO75s M Esr
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CHICAGO, January 2O.-Dr. Miller,
the principal in the attempted rob-
berry aud murder Of Mr.. Wright at
Prairie du CHEN, Wisconsin, was ar
rested last night. Heoconfessed his
guilt. and promises startling disclos
ures. The stolen goods were found
IN his possession. His wife was ar
rested on suspicion of completely.
Both are in jail. sag-fr
A $1,000 barn. miles west of
Aurora. Illinois. was burned last
night. consuming eleven horses, thir-.
teen cattle, and seventy tons of hay.
joseph Ingraham was so badly
scorched that his recovery is doubt
ful. -
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Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 20.-A resolu-
tion was introduced in the House to-
dav authorizing the Solicitor General
10 iuquirc into the reasons for the
anpointment of a colored person to
perform the duties of clerk OF the
Superior Court of Chatham County
to institute proceedings against the
same and carry the case to the Su-
preme Court if necessary. Alter
much debate the resolution was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
A member offered a resolution
claiming that The State is fully recon
structed: that the Legislature is the
Judge of the qualifications of the State
officers, and that Congress has nc
right to interfere, which was also re-
ferred,
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Memphis Marker.

BY Telegraph.I .MEnPHIs. Ian 0a
COTroN-Ffrmer; up.ands at 2sc reeetpts
LODI bales; exports 5fg bales. q
FLoUR-Weak but not lower.
CoRS--At &c $40 II tflIT " Iu 4f4
OATs-At zoe.
HAY-At SIS UO f
PoRR-@e3l O0.f - aafn.lrtf ft
LARD-20 l2Ic
BULK MKATs--FiFms shoulders nj 1870
q l5c; clear ~ les, l6%4l65<c
. PoTAToEs-Peach BlOws at 80 30. Pink
Eyes 81 D. = ~
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Nam nrlnnna. MarEaf

Ey Teiegraph-l NEW ORLEANS. Jan. %. Z
CorTpE-11zc higher: n.ddiing SO: sales
4 sss5 bt tTeeeipts 1881 baless exports
GOLD-TsB tstit tla'f thn
ExGHA NGE--aterlinae Iass1 enrnraareisi 1
1910 lfI14; New York Sioht ~ sIfs.so,nt
SUGAR-4Acftve conini11n, - i'm int. /.
kinY e5Ssi9Si go CHOW clarified I4Gbl45zc.
pi1ple 6746Sc; choice 7Da7le. -. ''5D0o =
FLoUR-Steady and uIcbanpad
VI OATs-Dull 1T fz d6se 80 sY1
BRAN-Firm at SlIO
5AH-Easler; prime ana choice 1410.c
PoRk-dlgher at $50 z50s3l o.. - =.
:, bASoN- tttgher shoulders 15aI5I<c. ,lear
rip lS3&cs clear sides Iss<c.rf II Sieh'H
L.AkD-Firmeti tierce l9ISc: keg 22e
w WhlskY--Recti6ed 95eQsi ds
I CokFEE-steady and firm fair I4J<asI5l<c.
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by Teiegraph.I 14an ST. LoUn, Jan. 20.
RYE-FiFn, at g. 3G6aI 30. l4sah a4 g
" WHiskY-Advanced To g8c
FORK Firm, but Inactive. al 800 so. ~ la
BULK MEAT-Strono rms ,,.-f s1st - -,
bing sales or sI1ttrfdeT2 a. i9It. ~ 4 gor gsl
l55zc. - --<1rt ~'O@A AAD
BAcOH-Ofder Iofs erI,I a. 4 IaI>, -. ,,,
ders; I7kSaI7s<o = -,,i.,4 80 toi Shoui-
hAMS-sugar cured hams lSc
l. kRD-IJ nchaDghlf. Ige an tt.,... :. a.. A.
keg. - Aoo IN
ff Hoes Firm at O1Ioi<o. tba
packed to da e Is 2, COO. - z sH''H' -''iDei
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NeH York Drf Gooda narkel.

By IeIeffaph.I NEW YORK, Jan. %.
{ The market has Iapsed into quiet state,
and Is lacking in elasticity and buoyaDey
so prevalent last week, but prit es never
theIess are generally firm, at l61a9l7c for
heavy alB bieached sheetings, aud l31SNl4o
for unbIeached heavy shirtlng - 800 l41ac
for printed calicoesi 2Oc tor printed de-
laines. 271S62Sc for New York Mills; mus
Inns, 2lc for Wamsutta, aud lSc for Mason
willie. Printing cloths are offered now be-
Tow Gle for Immediate delivery.
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A CORRESPONDENTS Of the Cinein-
natl Commercial suggests as proper
men to be ta5er up by the Republi-
cans of the India IA Legislature for
United States Senator, in the present
condition of affairs, Gen. VEAToH, of
Roekport, or Gen. MORRIS. The Com
qrsercjal endorses them as good names,
and worthy the consideration of the
Indiana Legislatures
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NEW YORK.
Railroad Matters - Richest Roy I'm
America Killed. 3

NEW York. Jan. 20.-It Is, an
nounced that Vanderbilt Is concerned
in a new railroad project from Mid
dleh9ro to New Bedford, and that he
win establish steamer line to New
York in connection with it from a
terminus on Fish Island.
Young Sears, the richest boy in
America, who has been attending
school at South WILLIAMSBURG, was, it
is said, Killed on Saturday while coast
ing. having elid against a rock, by
which his brains were dashed out
The stockholders of the Portland &
Ogdensburg Railroad held their first
annual meeting Tuesday morning, in.
Portland. Subscriptions to the
amount of 1892, 600 have been made
in that city, and some $500, 900 condi-
tionally by the towns on the proposed
route.
NEW York. January 20-A letter
is published from Gen. burnside de-
clining to be aieandidate for Governor
OF Rhode Island.
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EurOpean Mnrket.

Dy OaDie.I LONDON. Jan. %.
q CoEsoIs -981Sa u. S.5.2gB z5g<. Stocks
steady; ErinR2ssI
u FRANK FOEs1r j arv 10l--Tr = gscy,,t -4zf
f9Nt5fF. -
PAiais, January 2o.-Bourse dun: rentes
LIyERPooI., January 20,-CottOns steady.
nilddltng upiaHds Ii5kd3 Orleans IIszti :siiisls
OF lo,.O0 bales California; white wheat Ilt
i,l eg lily I'd; rel western 9s 7d0t9s 81. Fl0tir
Sjs. Corn 3A4rs6s fer Old: 3fseta4s 6sI i 4
new. Oats Is Cd. Farley as. Peas AS 81.
Iork l52sbds beef 103s-a Lard TBS. Choose
7Hs. Bacon SIS. Spirits OF Petr. aouna a,l (.
renned ~ va. lInrpehDIIe SIS Dd. Ll.vN N-
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A clergyman while residing IN eoufb
Amfriea as missionary, dsse8vered Il
fafe and simple ieinefiy fd1 file r..re ~
Nerylils Weanuees, hariy Dacnv I4i,ana,.-
of tbe urinary and hpnllnA Ors8ne nrn
fhr whole train Of disorders bHamtsIft stg n
banafnf and vicious habits. Graaf nnT5
beers have been cured 10y this mob. Il rarn-
ctiy. Prompted bY oeaurn o benant TIC
AFFLICTED aud unfOrtunafe,I win send tie
recipe for preparing and using tiis nielii-
nei ln seated envelope, 10 aHy one who
needs II, Jrec NJ chdr0c address
dosEpli a.. INMAN.
station ID, lible House,
jar d&W5m lsp nj New 1ork city.
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TEEEGRAPH SUMMARY


Gold closed in New York. yesterday, 81
1865.
Hon. John Scott was elected u. s. SEN
ator from Pennsylvania yesterday.
The New Hampshire Democratic State
Convention was In ses sion yesterday.
GENERAL Grant declines the rendered hos
pitaIities OF the City of Baltimore.
Two men were kflled on sthe New York
Central Railroad, on Tuesday last, by the
cars.
The san Francisco Grand Jury have
found over 'hree hundred indictments for
naturalization frauds.
The Government is recommended by
CaIifornians to establish shipping ofieesa
different seapOrts 20 prevent outrages upon
the saiIors.
James c. KIM & Co., com nission mer-
chants OF Caln1rnia, have failed with large
liabilities.
The new California; theatre was opened
at ) n Francisco on the 18th. 1t is one Of
tile finest buildings Ia the city.
The friends and nelghbors of Hannibal
HamIin gave him a grand rece ption on
his return home nom his successful cam
paiga for the Senate
A IRE at the Alheassan. Broadway,
New York, on Tuesday. night. destroyed
$4,000 worth OF Valuable paintings, includ-
ing the fine picture OF nfLcoIn's last re-
eeption. ##A
Margaret Brown was sentenced to inn
prisonment for three years for killing her
negro paramour, By Judge Bedford, OF
New York.
William Holmes, associate editor of the
Missouri Republican, died yesterday at
New Haven. Conn.
Robert A. Watt ard Joseph Degsendorf,
Of SC. Louis. charged with embezzIing
money belonging to the city. have given
baii--oDe in $4,000 and tine other in $4,000
A. f. Kuoezer, formerly Treasurer of 81
Louis, has sued the Wessleiclse Post Tor
$500 damages, because II charged him
with being connected with the alleged
frauds OF city officials. sf
The ST. Louis police Taidled a dozen gam
bling dens on Tuesday night, and seized
their apparatus. ssais A 1
1he Missouri Legislature has before it
bill against prize 1ighting. prescribing
severe penalties against both principals
and seconds
The West Virginia Legislature organized
Tuesday. The echoiee of United States SEN
atOr is exciting great interest. There are
six candidates
General Evarfs has Issued a warrant or
reprieve OF BIyen and Kennard, the Lewis
County murderers, at Louisville, until
next May.
The American Colonization Society re
ceived last year over hfty-one thousand
dollars. 1t paid out for transporting emil
grants to Liberia fifteen thousand
dollars for ship repairs, and seven
Teen thousand dollars for other purposes.
During the past three years, The expendl-
lures have exceeded the receipts sixty two
thousand dollars.
The n. Il. EFasescS>,Inns to have unearthed
a" ri ares nest, with reference to General
Grants Visksburg campaign. 1t says tile
authorities AT Washington ordered Gem
eral Banks at Port Hudson, to supercede
General Grant some two or three times,
and that his repeated circumstances.
against the order were finally met by cen
sure for disobeying orders. In the mean
time Vicksburg fell, and since then, ac-
cordiHg 10 tho Times, the Banks cor
respondenee has beenEspirited away from
the archives OF the Department., but that
Banks stilI retains the writings
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-21

MoNTEAL, January ga petition
to the Minister of Public Works is
being numerousIy signed, demanding
the deepening of the harbors of Port
Colborne and Port Dalhousie in order
to accommodate large vessels now en-
gagged in the Lake trade. !.
1t is rumored that the Dominion
Government will appoint the Hon.
Mr.. Howe delegate to Washington to
aid in procuring the passage of the
Reciprocity treaty.