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The New York herald., 1869-02-16


The soica Alblnians are just Ut present afflicted
with musical fever. rhe Rchings troupe favors
them with English opera tonight On Thursday
they will be given sacred concert, and on Friday
and Saturday an itinerant minstrel company viii re-
gale them with cork opera. Quite enough music,
certainly. for one week in so small q town.
The worrei sisters Will delight the moral Chica-
gcans this week with their clever travestie OF "Barbe
Bleue.n
Miss sue Robinson Is the reigninv star In sacra-
mento she Is at present playing Ruth Kirby In the
Lancashire Lass" with much success.
certain Mrs. Clara d. Houghton is giving drama.
tic entertainments "without the accessories OF the
stagen She does IL, too, '.withoutr any help.
..Ihe Emerald Ring' and "Much Ado About Moth
lngn are active rehearsal In Philadelphia.
.Blow for Blow' Is receiving some hard knocks in
Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. v. Jones sustain the
characters la the piece which make the most de-
Miles Diana and sohlke are doing the eight fan.
tascn IN very short skirts for the education Of the
contented RECONSTRUCTED" IN Atlanta.
'.Pocahontas,r "Dck Turpinn and the Zavistowski
sisters, IN fcslling aud gauze. are deghtlng our
Solons at the National theatre, Washington.
Joe Jefferson Is DOING as Zap Van Ninkle in
Cincinnati.
on droll musical idea entitled sl.0ve In from
bone'-that instruments being usel by two lovers 10
conceal their little biilets-1oux.
Mrs. scott-Siddons last night commenced an en-
gagement OF one week ut the Louisville opera House.
appearing as losand In "As foa Like H.
Edward Eddy is playing the Wandering Jew for
the quiet BufalOnians.
savannah Is happy In the possession OF German
opera troupe.
Mary Gladstone IS pcrsonatng queen Elizabeth
In the Crescent City.
Mrs. Lander is deiRnting the good people OF St.
Louis with her Improvisation OF Mar stuait.
The Theatre Cofnique Detroit, reopened on Satur-
iay evening with a varieties company.
''After Dark Is In preparation IN indianapolis.
Miss susan cation Is meeting witA deserved sue
cess IN Philadelphia, where she Is giving English
opera oog5e a. tue Chestnut theatre. She q abou.
III appear IN grand opera: but the 'brOadbrimif
critics advise her before doing TO strengthen her
present company. She certalnly needs better sup
port.
Mss cara Louisa Kellogg sings in Louisville this
evening.
rhe viyacious Lotta sparkics "a Fircny during the
urescnt week IN Cincinnati
Ihe ''White Fawn,r circus the Hanion BROTHERS
and varieties theatre are the attractions ia At
lanta.
Y Dolly Davenport--thc resurrected-is managing
die olympic theatre, St. Louis, win much success
Really Paris Is improving. Ala recent representa-
fion at the itallens In Paris, ady sitting alone IN
one ol the Iost conspicuous boxes was so excess
syely dttOieee that she was requested by the mama
ppr 10 tnrow her opera cloak over her shoulders.
Rather submit sne Indignantly lett theatre.
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Dyspepsia, Phthisl-, Constipation, uiI St0usa~
chc sNervous and Liver Complaints cured, without
medicinc nconvsnenc. er c.genss by DU BARRy's tsl
lam street. ~ Y. Sold By al chemsss, in tins H., si G
Va u.s =
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Advertisers Should Bear In Mind that tho
EyENIS. TELEGRAM 4 circulation eQua. 10 all tie
eyeniDg papers Of the city combined.
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Circulars Of Every Description aud Notices
70 attend meetings printed y the neaest pos s 1naer,
place The cay, at the METROPOLITAN jUb
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Va Nassau street.
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CRETE.

Surrender Of the Insurgent Chiefs to the
Turkish Government.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1869.
The following news, which is official, has just been
received mere.
All the insurgent chiefs OF Crete have submitted
to the Turkish authority The island now rranq ui
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Business Men Who Recognize the Value ut
Advertising should advertise In this EVENING TEtG3AN
lis circulation n immense.
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Advertisers should Bear in Mind. TINT .I-
EVENING TELEGRAM has circulation equal all ias
evening papers ol the city combined.
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Browns bronchial Trocic~, for Pulmonary
ard hshnatic Dsordcrs have proved their ecacy ty
OF many years. ad have received testimonials ennrut
who have used them.
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BuSincss Men Who Recognize the vniuc 0f
niverising should advertise the EVENING TELEsuAM
lis circulation Il immense. e.
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A.-Noveifies In Dry Goods. sn.sdrr Sxs
lord Tayior.)
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For First Glass Printing os Every Dsscrip-
cn 90 TO the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment ~
Nassau street
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Ccid-snc-Thc Safest and Most Enectual
remedy Tor colds. Sold bv druggists.
RUSHTOSS, As;or House, corner Barclay street
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Impcrtars Noticc.-Thc Havana Lottery.
As articles have appeared papers The uned
States sanr that tho Royal Havana Lottery Of Cubs wosd
discontinued authorized by the Administrator OF
the Lottery thai there truth whatever these
reports TAYLOR A Co, l6 Wall street
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All Corus or Dinlcuificr Of the Feet Suc.
csssfuily treated by DR. 3. II. WESrERvELT, -
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f,risfrdoro,s JnrfvniIed Hair Dye.-Soid auA
appied al No. House ManufactSry g Maiden Aae
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Royal Havana lscttery.-Prizcs PAID a(&ss6
funhsd. THIS ishss rates pad Tor nanbloons
and IN Kinds OF Gold and Silver
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Neafness, Econsmy and Despatch CembineA
the execution OF orders. Metropolitan job frnting ksh
nhrusnf. "a Nassau sfreeet.
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.Establishcd In 1s0O.-The .Iesropolifaa Job
Printing Estabisnmsnt W Nassau street.
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pauSphietn, Law Reports, &C., ExccvecA
with ncasneas queknes and despscn twsnaye Per ccsa
other printing " ut rnI
e. the METROP0LfrAN JOB PRINTING kSTAbki3h.
NENT. "a Naaaau street.
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A.-Hazard & Casweu's Cod Liver OH is
the best
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words of Wisdom for Youur Mon m the
Ruling Passion il Youth md sary naasoed wh ssfbelp
ores frss oR chasVN Address Pkisnircs bon r PSas-
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NIisslsquoI SprinG water-Oniy Known
remedy and all diseases OF The kdnsJ Sold by
drngsfsts Depot go Bsoadway. NJ
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.,v W,ss TSss:ss S - AZ. s:s S.:s:s:ss
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TbLEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Conflict Between the English
and Chinese at Swatow.
THE NEW TURKISH MINISTRY
Evacuation of AsllnciOn, Pa
raguay.
Lopez and His Army Again in
Flight.
~-.~-~~.>~o~~-,>o...~-~~~
Trinidad, Cuba, Declared i'm
State Of Siege.
Lopez and His Army Again in
Flight.
TURKEY.
Change In the Ministry.

Change In the Ministry.
CoNsTANTIKOPLE, Feb. 16, 1859.
The Sultan has appointed Mehmtd Emiu Ali Pacha
Grand Vlzer and Minister of Foreign fars Ruschd
Pacha, Minister Of the Interior; Medhar Pacha Gov
ernor Of Bagdad, and Omar Pscha, Governor and
Commander -in-chief Of Gambia.
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rinh Regiment Drum Corps ral,.

One Of those amusing entertainments waicn are
purely German in their character was given last
night by the drum corps Of the Fifth regiment Ma
ti0nal Guard, at the arnory In Hester street. Not
purely military, was grand jamporce OF Jouy
German mitiamen, In which a large number OF less
Warlike people took an active part. carnival fes-
tivaI mucn as ball, 1t was one OF TIE most
ing cnterta given by any military body This
were dressed IN the most grotesque manner, aua the
costumes generally were good. Ine ian and .rUc
lasted until 4 late nour.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

~~~-~>-~~-~>~~--<~-~>~~~,~
Tne steamship Rising star will sail from tnis pors
Tuesday for Aspnwa.
The mails for Central America and the Sou.h
Pacific will close at hai-past ten O'Clock In tne
morning.
The NEW YORK HsRALD-Edition for the Pacific
will be ready at half-past nine in the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. cents.
AaysrtissT, scr - shc1id Bear In Mind that the
eyening papers Of the city combined.
A.-Hazard & Cuswcu's Cod Liver OH IL
Az Ccrns or DiG,cuisies ia os she Pee. sucs
broadway.
Advertisers should Bear in Wind. tint the
EyEsISa rnLE9gaM y Or .v sa. circulation equal % all a
A.-Noveifies In Dry Goods. suzdrn &
BRADBURY, corner Bowery ana Beecksr Late with
Busincss Men Who Rsccgniye the ynirc cr
lis circulation is immense e
Bsfcheior's HnI- Dyc.-The Bcs, IN the
oas Factory Il B Boni street 's''-''
Bro,-n,s bronchial Trocfcs, for Pulmonary
Ard As.. po,ders ssve proysa their sneaey = s,
men Who have used them.
Bnslns-s Men Who Kecezn'zs ,r s shs :, Value q
is circulation 70 immense.
Circulars Of Every Description aud Notices
hours noce and twenty-five cent s.. .hsn
f'sfs fssTIss il EsfsssaSESr ia sf 'I
Crisfndsro's UurivnlIed Hair Dye.--SoId ana
applied 10. sAsor House Manufae'sry g Maiden lAas
Coid-snc--rhc Safest aud Most EGecsual
remedy si s4a & asr ss dToss. Hosss Corner
Dyspepsia, Phthisl-, Constipation. all stossa.
ehic, sNervou. and Liver Compisin,s cured without
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For First Glass Printing os Every Ds=crip-
!icn go 70 the Metropolitan job Printing EssAbsAaens
Nassau street.
Printing Essablisnmsnt. " Nassau street.
states s asss ~ sy % .,Ts q
reports TAYLOR CO., bWai street
Mrs. M. q. Browns scalp Rssevasor-.
The best In shs world, soid BY druggists
nIisslsquoi Sprins waser-Oniy Kncwn
r.ss ss for psSs "a "a :, NE
Neatneas, Economy and Despatch CembineA
the execution OF orders Metropolitan Job frsaung ksls
shmsnt. n Nassau sreeet.
Pausphietn, Law Reports, &r,, ExecwecA
and despacn twsnyhye per ecne
s snsr sos rsIssS
MENT, "a Nassau street
Rcvsi Havana l.cuery.--Prizcs Paid ia(sssa
Intorsou furnished THIS hishss, rates psd Tor n>ssleona
=. "a ~ TxYLOR Co. Bsnkeu, is wsn ssrsst MI.
The Celebrated Poor RichardS BSswatsr~
70 he had Of all druggists at ascA Per bette.
TIE rnmous Cerner-o1 Nnas1n Street,
corner Fuoa The netrcpotaa dob Printing
words of Wisdom for Young Men On the
Ruling Faeon fp Youth End sariy Manhood with eslfheip
lopes free OF chasxN Address Phnsntrcs, r PHRa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-30
Chlgago Market.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan %.
~. EASTERN observation-disclosures I-lOe of
buying. and I-I0c premium selling.
FEoUE-tluiet, at S5 25@6 80 Tor Spring
extras.
WHEAr-Opened moderately active, bnt
subsequently became dull, and declined 4
91zc; sales of No, st 81 1901 2lIs; No. 2 al
81 if5Stll 1f3z, and closing at 81 Ii3S: sales
since Change at 81 "A.
CoRN-Firmer and less active, and 3la1Sc
higher; sales of new at 56tz05715c; no
grade 521zed52izc, and cIosi ng at 57c for new
a5S1zc for buyer for February, and 57a571Sc
for seller for February; No. AT $3.50 for
seller last half of ApTIl. Market uu-
changed this afternoon.
-OATS-Firm, and 15e higher; sales OF No.
2 at 4914G491zc; rejected at 46a412ze, and
5013c for buyer for February and seller for
TYE2DuiI, at 81 I71<.aI 10 for MOL.
BARLEY-Dull, and sc lower; sales ofNo.
ats 709I 70, and closing at 81 80.
HIGHWINES- Dull, inactive AID nomi-
nal, at 92c.
PRoYIsIoNs-AIess pork sold at $50 cash
aud for seller for February and March al
$50 80, and for buyer for February, and
closing nominally at $40 on the SPOT, Lard
dull and &c lower; sales at l93SWl9t4c fOI
steafne d, and closing dull at ly54c. Green
meat inactive and nomina Il. Bulk meats
dull; dry salt shoulders at l3e for buyers
for February.
DRESSED aoGS-Quiet, closing at SI3 O0a
sl3 81 for frozen, anu si2 50Gl3 % for com
mon TO medium, dividing ON 30 pounds
LIVE H0Gs--DulI, anu l99z0c lower; sales
at $40 I56t 10 50 for fair to medium and $40 Il
all 50 for good TO extra.
BEEF CATTLE at 81 639ZGI5 90 for
b itchers' STOCK, aud 81 '5gS I5 for good &c
extra choice.
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Sc. houis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Jan. %.
ToBACco-A good many buyers are look
ing around, but offerings are SO small that
transactions are unfm pOrfant.
HEMP-ln better demand; undresSed
81 25gI Is, and dressed 50 80 per ton.
FLOUR Quiet: tue only demand is for
lev Sra les; supeffine s. 50a6 90; extra
81 25G6 80; double extra S6 1901 SO; fancy
SI0M1l SO
change IN price; sales OF strictly prime
red at 81 70i9l IS; choice No. . Iowa Spring
sold at 81 IS.
CORN Dull and unchanged.
OATs-Firmer at 59es63c f0T common to
choice.
BARLEY-Qnlet and steady; choice Iowa
Spring S1a2 %; fancy Illinois 81 2a,a2 ..
kYE-Firm at 81 2S69l 50.
PoRK-Dull; light Ini9ss S3l; heavy S3l so
BULK MEArs1Little demand: mnrket
quite dull: sellers. however, do not o1Ier TO
make concessions; sales OF 1000 pounds OF
loose clear sides at ~ point above, at l61ac;
sales OF 600 packages loose country should
ers, hams and rib sides at iitsc ali around !;
sales OF 10 cas- Ks of city packed clear sides
at l7c; and yesterday afternoon, on buy
efS'S option for February, at KeokuE, sales
100 900 pounds rib sides at l5e, and 70,000
pounds clear sides at I6c.
BACON Very quiet; sales of 10 casks of
clear sides at lSc; also 100000 pounds of
clear sides, city packed, week after next,
at the same price; also 10 tierces of sugar
cured hams at 1Sc per pound.
HoGS-The packing season has closed,
but little ri, ,0O0 n decrease of nearly l2,000
from last season; sales at SlI lSegfl 60 gross.
LARD-BuyefS stood or; not ing OF i'm
pOrIance was done.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
nem York MarKnr.

BY Telegraph.I NEW YoRK, Jan. 29.
CoTToN-Quiet without decided change;
sales OF S, o bales at 29c for middling up
lands: also, sales of I, 700 bales in transit.
FLOUR Receipts 5,n73 narrelsi dui and
56ll luc lower. safes OF 6,IO0 barrels at 81 sUle
50 30 for SupcT1ine state ana Western St %
az 50 for extra; s6 T5T7 e5 for extra w est
eru 81 70a9 10 for Wnite wheat extra; IS %
90 90 round hoop Ohio; s. as 81 for extra
st. Louis; S9 O0aS.2 90 for good choice do;
closing quiet. California duh and dec1n-
ing. sales AT s. 2BaS % Tor old; SS 25el0 -
for new. &Se flour quiet; sales OF 20O bbls.
al 50 25as7 40-
Corn MEAI4-Quiet.
WHISKY Nominal at 81 oO9l Oh for West
WHEAT-H Heavy aud I92e lower, sales of
81 .O09 bushels at 81 59,9I 90 TO- No. Spring
IN store; 81 6i%al 6i for DO. delivered; !;
81 6l1S Tor No. l ana > do mixed; s. 03 for
\ wbftt Michigan; So 10 for white California.
RYE-Quiet aud heavy at 81 A59sl so for
| BARLEY-Rather more active; sales of
1900 bushels Canada West at 81 10 in store !;
81 l1fr2 Is FOR do. delivered; also sales OF
/ 1000 bushels German, tO arrive, at g 30.
BHRLEY MALg-Quiet.
i CoRN-Receipis 229sS bushels: market
/ heavy aud declining: sales ot ;is,OO0 bushels
/ at g2ESe195c for new mixed Western; 95@95t3
/ for Western yellow; 81 l992e for white West
/ ern 9itI96c for white Southern.
| OATs- Receipts 2.6fO bushels; market un-
] settled and more active; sales of 10000
/ bushels at 74tad75c for Western in store;
RIcE-ouiet at 914al0c for Carolina.
CoFFEE- Firm; sales of 5000 bags Rio on
private terms
SuGAR-SIeady; sales of 100 hhds. Cuba
AT lI1a9tlSc.
i Orleans at 74t5@79tsc.
PEFRoLEUM-FirIn sales of 81 00O bbls. at
at 2se for crude and &189ssc for refined
! bonded.
1 HoPs Quiet at S9lSc for American.
OIIS-IiHseed firm at 81 GOAL OF.
SPIRITS I URPENFINE- Quiet at 56la56lIc.
RoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of 800 bbls
al $50 506r30 s. for new mess, $50 O0aS30 30 for
I old do, SIS 25a26 80 for prime, S2S 00030 90
/ for prime mess; also, l, 900 bbiS new mess
I seller March, n SSl CO.
BEEF-Steady; sales of l25 bbls at 50 009
SIG 80 for new plain mess, sl4 O09l95s foI
new extra mess. Tierce Beef quiet; sale
| I75 tierees at S27 00d32 % for prime mess
S3i 00d3S 90 for India mess. Reef Hams
/ are steady; sales of l45 bbls at $50 00HS5 90
Cur Me ATS-Firmer; sales of 325 pckgs
at l4a1515c for shoulders, at 1714GlS14c fol
hams. Dressed Hogs quiet; l314Gtl414c fol
Western, lI1a9l454c for city. Middles firm
and quiet.
LARD "A shade lower; sales 5000 tierce'
nj 191@a2O5Ec for steam, and 29t4c for kettle
rendered.
BUTI EIs-DuI: 2SGS5c for Ohio.
CHEESE Firm at l6G2012c.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool are quiet anC
unchanged.
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NEW YoRK.
Disturbance BetWeen White and Col.
Ored Pers0ns-OHe Man Morally
Wounded.

New YoRK, January ga serious
disturbance occurred this morning, at
p the corner OF Canton Street and Park
Avenue, Brooklyn, between white and
coored persons, resulting In mortally
wounding John Hopkins, a white
man, by Samuel Halsey, colOred. The
apparent origin was the unprovoked
knocking down of a colored man. A
large number of people became in
: vOlved, and the riot was with diff :
Guilty stopped by the police.
The Rogers murder inquest was
continued to-day The only thing of
importance was that the colored boy
Gloucester again identified Tollent as
the tallest of the two men he saw in
! Twelfth Street on the morning of the
murder The case was adjourned to
Monday.
A daring attempt at burglary was
made last night at 40 Maiden Lane
but only fifty dollars was secured
A aud Ug0 of the burglars we're subse-
.que1rtiy captured.
Waldron, alias Butts, author of the
recent heavy bank robbery in Brook
lyr. was arrested to-day.
The sailors strike continues, bu
having no regular organization or ac
cum,dated means to maintain them
selves. quite large Rumber have beel
glad to ship at any reasonable offer.
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cincinnati Marker.
By TeIegraph.l CINCngEATI. Jan g.
FLoUR-Dull but not lover safes of fam
,4S = m

By Telegraph CINCISHATI. jan g.
FLoUR-Dull but not lover sales of fam
lily at 81 1903 90.
WHEAT-Dull and prices dropping: sales
OF No. red at 81 20, and No. 2 at 81 go.
CORN-Firmer and advanced to 67t16Sc.
OATs-Firm at 6I@6fc.
BAILEY Unchanged. Fy
COTTON-FirIn at 2Sc for midJiing.
WHISKY-Is in moderate demand al 96e.
Provisions Inactive, but holders firm
not willing to make concessions: the spec
ulative demaud has ceased, but there is q
fair cousumptive demand. Mess pork sold
at S3I to a limited extent. Bulk meats ne
elected. Bacon in limited cOnsnmptiVe de-
mand at I415, I7144lSe. but not offeFed free
ly at these rates, there being but little out
OF smoke Lard at Zoe, but demand light.
Sugar cured hams ut l9aI915c. Died beef
advanced to I99i91@c. Rump pork at 25g
27c.
BUFrER-DnlI at 30aS5c.
EGGs-In better supply, bnt there was a
good shipping demand to-day and the
market closes at s9gd20c
CLOVER SEED Dull at I5s16l6 Timothy
at S3 25a3 40; fiat at 81 20a2 25 anM in de-
mand.
Ii, SEED OII4-At 81 O7.
LARD OIL-Acttve at 81 64dlI 50.
PErROLEUM-At 35al37c for refined.
GRoCERIES-Ffrm anu in good demand.
q Id 136 buying rate.
EsXCHANGE-Firm at par.
MoNEY-Money quiet at Sesl0 per cent
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IUK rs, - ..

THE DRAWING WILL TAX y
- place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the Ist day of Septem-
Ag nts will furnish pamphlets giving
description of the property, and contain
ing the act of the Legislature authorizing
the sale.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named in the act of the Legis-
iature, and their integrity and response
biIity are endorsed in the certificates
(which Will be found in the pampnlets)
of Governor John w. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas G. McCreery,
United States Senators. Hon. John 4.
Bunch, Speaker OF the Kentucky House
of Represen tativeS. Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank, Il. g. Dallain, President OF the Ma
tODal bank, John II. Bafret and others. of
Henderson, Ky; Hon. w L. Parfelt, Judge
of the Circuit Court of The Fifteenth Judi
clal District, and NJ =. Johnson, Judge OF
Hon. VIM I'll. Walker, Mayor, John >.
Hopkins, President FIrI National Bank.
and others, of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen of position and
prominence in Kentucky and Indiana
TICKETS can be purchased of
L. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
9efs r. 3. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
THOSE ThoS. Z. <. brooks, covington, KY;
JOHN G. LATHAM, President Bank OF
Hopkinsvitle, HopkiEsv1lle, KY.
James l.. Dailam, Commercial Bank, Pa
ducah, KY.
sS- Books opened at taese points on the
Ist of October, 1865.
PHI LIP HORN BROOK, ESD, Water
Street, between Main aud sycamore, aud
SEMONIN. DIXON & CO, No. north
Agents at Henderson, Ky, for those who
desire 10 purchase. SEES diff
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By Cable. LONDON, Jan. 29-Eve.
Consols 9315: $40 bonds 75I5 Stocks are
quiet; Erie, 2614 Illinois Central, 29l4.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 29.-BonCis 79l4d7g;5.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20 The sa, ,es of Cotton
during the week were 77,0U bales, inciud-
fng l2oG0 for export aud 1900 on specula-
tion; stock on hand 269, 900, Including - GOO
American; quan-ity afioat 3i06o0, lnclud-
ing l4l,0O0 American: the market To-day is
firm; middltng uplands. IL I'd on the spot /:
af1oat, u1zd; Orleans, ll3sstII54d: sales of
1900 bales Manchester; market unfaVOra-
BILE. California white Wheat lis Cd; red
western 9s ldd9s lid. Flour at 2sM Dis Cd
Corn 34s9S4s Cd Old $}sG34s Sd. Mess Pork
firm at 95ss Beef, l01s; Lard. rs: Cheese
firm at Us: Bacon active at SOS common
Ros1n IS 9d016s; Spirits PetIoIe um, 81 ; re-
fined Is lid; Tallow, 46s Cd.
LONDON, Jan. f9.-Iinsaed Oil dull at G27
5s; Sugtr, a8s 6i; Calcutta Lfnseed, SIS; Pc
| troleum at AnteTp 5S151l59f.
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LouIsyslle Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Jan. D.
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49, and clear sides lT12 &c.
BACON = shoulders If14e, clear rib sides
l754c. and clear sides 1Sz2c, all packed.
WHEAT-S1 75gl SO.
CoRN-60d67c.
O4TS-6ed63c.
RYE-SI 42Gal H.
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WASHINGTON, January 20. - The
Secretary of War declares that w. r..
Kenny, of Kentucky; no. III. Broad
head, of Pennsylvania. and Robert
Flint. of Wisconsin,, Commissioners.
appointed to reimburse the State of
Indiana for moneys expended in en-
rolling equippIng and providing mill
tia forces to aid in suppressing the
rebellion, meet at indianapolis on th e
10Th of March to enter upon their
duties
Bonds were issued from the Office
of the Register of the Treasury to-day
in amounts of 100000 each, to the
Union and Central Pacific Railroad
Companies.
The Supreme Court of the United
States, to- day. granted writ of pro
hibition against Judge Underwood,
returnable on Friday next. The ap-
pHcation is signed by the Attorney
General of Virginia, who says Judge
Underwood has discharged several
prisoners convicted and sentenced
for murder and arson, thus acting
contrary to the Constitution and law.
The friends Of the Tariff Bill met
with unexpected and overwhelming
defeat in Congress, to-day, when the
House went into Committee of the
Whole. The first bill in regular
order was the Tariff Bill, and Mr..
MoOrhead. representing the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, made Wig
orOus effort to have its consideration
proceeded with, but the motion was
overruled by AZ to Sc against it, every
member present voting, and the vote
was considered test one for the
measure. 1t may be at least regarded
as dead ne for this session.
The city is full, and the Office seek
ers are here in force to-day. Grant
was so besieged that he felt compelled
TO issue an order declaring that he
would not receive visitors except for
4 two hours in the morning. He found
that il he did not lay down this rule,
aud adhere TO it, that he could not
attend to military business at head
F quarters. The order is to apply to
Senators and members equally with
the rest. and proves quite a sensation
among those who fear that If he keeps
the crowd away now, he will not see
any one when he is duly installed as
President.