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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-19

MANHOOD AND wOMANIOOD.-Es-
SAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passional
attraction of the sexes, apd the happiness of
TRUE MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and
perfect womsnhood unite to consecrate the
union. Sent free, in scaled envelopes Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phi
ladelphia, Pa. Jan 20 3mo
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A citizen OF Cedar Falls, Iowa, had
such faith in chemical fire engine, that
he set fire to house, just for the fun of
putting it out. He charged on the fire
with his machine, when it refused to
squirt, and the house went right on
burning and wouldn't wait. You can
buy that engine for fifty cents on dol
lar. Perhaps that man amt sick.
RICHNESS. New York Times has
Washington correspondent who lately
took survey of the United States Sc
nate. All or nearly all of the radical
members are pronounced 'pure, "ho-
nest" honorable, faithful" Would
to God, then, they were impure, disho-
nest and everything else supposed to be
bad!
The town of Springfield, Tennessee,
was. thrown into great excitement, on the
10th, by the accidental shooting and
killing of Mrs. r. Fl. Bibb, by her cou-
sin, Thomas Hockersmith, lad of about
fourteen. The boy is now a raving ma
MAC. He ran up the street from the
spot. screaming and tearing his clothes
from his person.
The Texas Legislature, on the 18th,
adopted the fifteenth amendment. The
fourteenth amendment passed the House.
The President of the Senate was de-
clared ineligible by Reynolds, and un-
seated. Pelato and Elan, conservatives.
of the Third and Thirty sixth Districts,
were unseated and radicals seated.
The Inauguration of Kit Burns rat
pit rs Water street mission, took place
in New York, on Monday. Bishop James,
Mr.. Tying, Jr., and Others delivered ad.
dresses. Burns still runs liquor store
next door, through which the ministers
were obliged to pass to reach the mis-
sion house.
New York papers say that Mr.. A. IT.
Stewart has added, by purchase, 1,OuO
acres to his Hampstead tract, and is now
having it laid out in lots, with broad
streets and avenues. It is Mr.. Stewart's
intention to build village
Rough Rice's RuAedge Reporter. is the
handle to an illustrated paper published
at Rutledge, Georgia Rough Rice
handles the pen and jack-knife on it,
and does it as we'll as anybody.
A township in Henry County, Ohio,
hired lady music teacher by correspon.
dence, and when she arrived, she had
occasion to ask if ode gemmen is gwine
for to back out?"
Mrs. Plerson, a venerable lady of New.
ark, New Jersey, has just celebrated hel
hundredth birth day. The invitations
to her party bear the figures, "17TO-
1870"
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HENIRx,9
CONSTITUTION REMOVAL OR.
Or Blood Cleanser.

IaS hs;nn medicine aha is known to the faculty as
oarsaparl!la, uaited with other yaluabIe med;. Il,
n,na, nmra heros, and is guaranteed as chemically
SCItOFULA AND COysr,,1n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-To parties in want of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the ad-
vertisement of P. P. Toale, the large manu-
facturer of those goods in Charleston. Price
list furnished ON application. July IL ONO
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
DEPOSITS OF 81 & UPWARDS Rrcp,vrn

DEPOSITS OF 81 Il UPWARDS RECEIVED
INlTERESTALL0WED AT TIE ERATEo
Sc ZEN PER CENT PER dNNiM
ON CER1IFICA1E 1ES or DEPOSIT
Il ~ S!t PER CENT COM
POUNDED EVERY sly
MON1NS ON a eco UNITS
OFFICERS.
Wade Hampton, President.
john john +. +. ThoMas; rhta'sr; vice-rresiaen,y.
Ihomas 4. Gregg. Cashier
John G. Il. Smith, Assistant Cusl..~
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Coumbis.
William Martin, ColunLia.
r. W. McMaster, Columbia
A. g. Haskell, Columbia.
j. l.. Thomas, Columbia.
+. II. IleinitsL, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Ihomas r. Gregg, Columbia
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
g. i. Scott, Eewberry.
W. G. Maycs, Ncwhcrry.
L. IL. RutledGe, Charleston.
=, Daniel Ravenel. Jr.. Charleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks W;dows o-
Phans and others may here deposit tIeir, sor or
ings and draw liberal rate of interest tbano
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trratae.
wiahlng to draw interest On their funds nnt;,
thcy require them for business or other rrr
poses; PARENTS desiring to set apart smmau
sums ior their children, and Married Women
ana Minors Whose deposits can oniy be III
drawn by Themselves or, in case 81 dee.h WIN
their legal representatives, wishing tn' ,oy
aslde fnhds for future use. are here n affor5ayy
an opportunity OF depositing their n,aao
where they will rapidly accumulate am5 10
tho same time, be subject to withdrswaIIul IIul ~
needed. :" d Wnen
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

THE undersigned moet respectfully
&7A. informs his patrons, and the public in
AnaAgeneral, that no has received a we'll &C.
lected assortment Of fine Watches, Jewelry
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut
and Oak. SPECTACLES and Eye -glasses of
every focus. to suit ell eyes. Above mentioned
articles will be sold at reasonable prices. All
work connected with this line will be executed
in the best workmanlike manner, and properly
warranted. A. W. WEHRHAN
Plain street, opposite Mr.. Berrys Furniture
Rooms. Oct 27
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jbut the Liver is &C.
nerally the organ
/ most involved; cure
LIVER

tho LIVER with

LII. oAMMUNo LIVER RkGULATUR,
A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted
to be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury
to any one.
1t has been used by hundreds, and known
for the last thirty five years as one of the most
relable, eficacious and harmless preparations
ever offered to the suffering. II taken regu-
Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, costveness.
sick headache, chronic diarrhna, affections of
the bladder, camp dysentery affections of IN,
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SIMMONS

sometimes the pain is in the shoulder, and ie
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach is
affected with loss Of appetite and sickness.
bowels in general costive, sometimes alternat
ing with lax. The head is troubled with pain.
memory, accompanied with painful sensation
OF having left undone something which ought
to have been done. Often complaining of
Weakness, debility, and low spirits. Some
disease. and at other timea rnru On. "a IL 80 -
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III AN!NG the LARGEST and most COM
Ill PLETE FACTORY in tho Sou hern st ates
and keeping always on hand largo and ,;ost
complete stock of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS,
Sash Doors, Store Doors, Shutters, Mouldings
&C., &C., am enabled to cell low and at manu-
facturer's prices.
N. District attention paid to shipping in
ROOu order. April G t1y
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months, 81 per cent. added: 2 montha
double monthly rates; 6 months. tim es nnnth'
~ rates; II months, times monthly rates.
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Special Mot1oea

JUST OUT.-"CHERRY PICTORIAL
TROCHES!" superior to all others for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, and Bronchitist, and
Hoarscnees. None so pleasant-none cure so
quick. Manufactured by
RGSHTON & CO., Astor House. New York,
For sale by DR.. O. II Mot, Columbia, s. C.
No more Of these horrible tasted. nanneei.
ing, 'Brown" Cubeb things Dec 2s ItSmo
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The symptoms
|of Liver Com
|Plaint are nm
|easiness a n d
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ADVERTISING.
Fer square, Nine Limos irst rnscrtion. 90 7b
Weati,. 1usertlon, so


CoNTRACT ADvEnTIsING-oNE M.NrI
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skidneys. fever,
.crVU u II 8 n c e 8 :,
diseases
of fi,a .I;- -,
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

Washington ItemS-SupFeme Court
Decisions - Nominations By the
President.
WASHINGTON, March IA. = On
opening the Supreme Court to-day,
Judge Strong presented his COM
mission as Associate Justice. which
was read, and the oath Of Office was
administered by the clerk, and he
took his seat on the bench.
In the grape shot case, the Court
decided that President Lincoln's pro
visional Courts IN Louisiana and
elsewhere were legal tribunals.
The following nominations were
sent to the Senate: Peter Rose, Col
lector Internal Revenue, Eighteenth
District of Ohio, Abram II. Bowman,
Collector of Internal Revenue, Sew
enth District; *. T. Geo Pain, 2. NJ,
Painesville, Ohio.
The Committee on mines and min
ing, to. day decided to report adverse
ly on the bill to repeal that portion
of the square tunnel, which gives the
Company a royalty of two dollars per
ton on all ores extracted from the
Comstock lode; only one member of
the Committee favoring the proposed
repeal.
Secretary Fish was before the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs,
to day, by invitation relative to Cuba.
The Committee reached no conclu-
sion on Banks resolution, defining
relations of Cuba and the Govern
ment Of Spain,
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
THE NIARME ETS.
xeW YOrk Market,

CoTroN-Firmer, closing quiet; sales of
1000 bales at 2l1zc for middling upiands.
FLoUR-Receipts IL. .826 bbls; flour rather
in favor of buyer, without decided change
in price; sales $500 bbIs at 81 55g4 20 tor
extra state; 81 659S5 10 for extra western /:
S. 30g6 40 for white wheat extra; 81 90gsG
for round hoop Ohio; IS 3096 Is for extra
ct. Louis; S6 20GS so for good to choice do.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet; sales go bbls at s4 IS
a. 80.
Corn MEAL-QuIet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Uncnauged sales or $50 bb,s
at 98g9S1zc for western free, and 60 bbls
WHEAT~Receipts 1910 bushels; wheat
dull and heavy, and about lc lower; sales
OF 26.O00 bushels at 81 y for mixed spring;
81 I5(9l IL for No. spring; the latter price
an extreme 81 259I rs for winter red and
amber western.
RYE-Qu1et.
BARLEY--Fair request; sales of 6.OO0
bushels at 75c for two rowed state and
Canda West on private terms.
BARLEY MALr-Qoieti sales of 5000
bushels state at soc.
heavy and lc lower; sales of 1900 bushels
at ooG90c for new mixed western 9859SI co
for new yellow jersey and southern.
OATS-Receipts, 4,102 bushels; firmer for
Western; sales OF 5000 bushels at 521SM
5ic for Western in store; o0e for Ohio; COG
6l15c for state.
COFFEE bull
sUGAR.,Qulet; safes o. 292 hogsh eads
Cuba at S1alg95zc.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PErRoLEUM-QuIet at l5sl514c for crude;
&c for refined.
HOPs-Quiet at 15926c.
LINSEED OIL-DuII at 9O295c.
TURPENTINE-Dul at 441&g45c.
PoRK-Heayy; sales OF 40 barrels at
Sl9 O092O 30 Tor prime, ind s2I % Tor prime
mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales of 100 barrels at $40 90
glJ OO for new plain mess; Sl4 009l7 Sd for
new extra mess. Tierce beef dull; sales of
20 tierces at s2482S 90 for prime mess and
81 0J439 90 for India mess. Beef hams
quiet sales or 100 barrels at s2S O0g32 OO for
new.
CUT MEATS Quiet; sales of 10 packages
at lO2s9l2c for shoulders; 149l45Ic Tor
hams; mtddles quiet; sales of l7o boxes at
l215c for Cumberland cut; 1870 for short
ribbed, and 1414c for long clear.
LARD-Heavy; sales OF $50 tierces at I31
1870 for steam; l4gI5c for kettle rendered :,
also % tterces steam, sellers May, at l41zc.
BUrTER-Steady at l4G26c for Ohio.
CHEESE Quiet at 14dI7c.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, drmer; ship
ments, perasail, of 5000 bushels wheat at
394zd.
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EeR York Dry GOODS nayxa.
BY Telegraphl NEW YoKK. March IA

By Telegraph NEW YoRK, March a.
Trade is rather inactive, and the market
for all textiles is depressed and irreoular
AlIendale 1914 brown sheetings reduced to
425z; do. 81 do. S71z; do. 81 32%. do 1914
Dleached 4l12i do. ga do. 4215: do. 8.4 do
321a; Langdon e bleaehed from I31S to I2J<.
Agents of j. & p. Coates thread have re-
duced the price to so cents Cotton warns
are In fair demand, st S6c for AIIamance
FOntSnOy, P6ndletOn and McBee. 361L for
Sargent glazed, and 35c for Rockwell. but
small lots can be had at lower prices Car.
pet Warps IN good request; 35c for Anchor
ana Llncolni 4Oc for I. x. L.: AZ for
Continental and 36c for Morgan 5 plv. but
small lots are selling at slfghtIV lower
rates. TW1neS In good stock and good de-
mand at 35c for Hope Valley and Tan Is:
4Oc for Harris and Warmers ply: 4Ic FOR
Warmers 3 ply; 371z for Stoat's: 25c for nat
ent. and 2Oc for MANILA: paper. white
small lots sell at slightly lower rates Cot.
ton bats in fair request at 25c TOR Logan
80 pounds; z3c for PeppereII so pounds 27II
for Russian 80 pounds; zoe for SeunpeT
1dem 90 pounds, and lots at 16c for What
Cheer, and lI2 for Utica so pound lots
while small sales are making at slightly
lower prices.
Wieks in limited request, at 4Ic for IN
cas-, 40c Tor Coventry, aud Cherry valley
and West Diamond, and 35e for Stark
Grain goods in good demand at 45Z for
stark A, 40c for Ontario, sec for Anosk eag
and American A, 3S5% for Great Hall A !:
but small lots selling little lower Al
lens and Richmond prints at &c lower. a s
are Hartel's prints, viz: IL and IO1I re-
spectively: Lyman l. Sheetines reduced to
l5%, LacOnia + to 1l5%, EIIertor ID 49,
Law renee L L II, and DWight's w I3c.
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sea fora UOld ana ssooA aarRet.

NEH AGEA UOEu anu ss8GA G5EAbts
By reIegraph.l NEW YoRz. March I3.
The goIG room, to-day, was fast drifting
into monCtnoous, when kilograms fr N
had introduced bill for the resumption
ofspecie payment January list, 1871. This
bill provides that national banks shall re-
enforce their reserve, each month, at the
amount OF circulation outstanding, There
was an immediate rush to sell, which car
rted prices down to lll9z. 1t was afterwards
discovered that the bin was not such big
thing on the bear side as was supposed and
prices advanced TO liz. The circul alton of
the national banks is three hundred mil
lions, ana four per cent. of this amount
would be twelve millions: therefore the
sOrb about one hundred and twenty mill
lion In gold for the remainder of the year.
Under this bill the great sulk of this gold
would have TO be bought, which, IN con-
nection with the boarding by banks,
would be about the greatest bull move
ment ever known in the gold room. There
is said to be but little probability of its be-
coming law.
The price OF gold opened at L I3. touched
1875, fell TO ll9s, advanced to l l21I on
the rumor OF an introduction in the House
OF bill TO recognize Cuba, and closed at
Il. Carrying rates 215 per cent. closing
at former clearanceS of S75 GOO 600.
MoNEY-More active, and rates of inter-
est hardening, closing at 5 per cent. on
Govern ments, aud per cent. plump on
stock cOilateralS, Some banks report calls
for currency from other cities and the in
terror. There were some rumors of an ap-
preaching lock up of greenbacks, The dis
count market is steady.
STERLING-Dul at 75s9S per cent.
GOVERNMENTS - Heavy, lower and in
sympathy with the tall in gold. Bankers
are receiving large orders to exchange cur
rency bS Tor 5-zOS, but the limited market
for the former prevents exchange to any
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

NE CHARLES REEMELIN. who was
aeDo ed 10 examine into the ae-
counts .of tho Democratic Treasurer
Of Butler coanty, Ohio, says the de-
1sloalion amounts to over STAG
and shat the most prominent citizens
oil lie milton county did not consider
it improper to hold caucus and dis
eues 3 alans- for raising money and get
.1e Is .nto the Treasury for the pur
9csa d deceiving Mr.. Reemelin and
hiding the defaleation. The Demo-
e c party has had control of Butler
county for forty years. This defalca-
tla- .aams to be one of the fruits.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

The newly elected municipal officers Of
Cincinnati, were sworn into Office, yester-
day.
Thomas Carnihan, q prominent business
man of Cine nnati, aged so years, died on
Sunday, from effects OF n fall from street
car.
The snow storm of Saturday night ex-
tended across the continent, and was very
severe in New York. There was, however
no interruption to travel.
Rev. DR.. Reilly. late pastor, OF [ e Union.
Methodist Church at Co wing ton, Ky, has
removed to Louisville. Rev. Mr.. Baker, of
New Jersey, Is his successor.
Mary Jane Longford, a seamstress, in
Maps1eld, Ohio. was found murdered in
her he'd. on saturday morning. No clue
has been obtained to the murderer.
A very destructive fire broke out in Bos-
ton, Sunday evening, destroying Wild,
Bryant & Co.'S. boot anu shoe mandatory,
including heavy stock: also other build
tngs. Loss not ascertained.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
cincinnati narnn,.

BY TeleEraph1 CIEOIEEATI. March IA.
FLOUR - UNCHANGED and In moderate
local demand; extra "a 5094 70, and family
s595 IS.
Observation-Disclosures and firm: red west
ern 75976c; white and yellow 75@S0c.
OATS-SIeady at 50d54c.
COTToN-Sold more firmly and prices are
unchanged: middiing zoe; 201< asked.
PRoVIsIoNS-NOt much Improvement in
the demand; Pork dull at s26 25928 so; bulk
meats quiet; shoulders 9M; sides 1877 for
rib; 135zQgl41< for clear rib and clear sides,
the asking rates; sc, 200 pounds extra heavy
rib sides sold at 1875; Racon quiet; shoul-
ders lie; sides l5z; demand light; sugar.
cured hams l61z9l7z and dull.
LARD-HeId higher under the news fro m
Liverpool, and holders are very firm AT I4c
for kettle, and 131z for steam.
BUTTER Scarce and firm at s0Ge6c.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
RnnnhIlean MeetIng gs.

The Republicans of the Seventh
Ward-the Banner Ward-will meet
this evening at Z o'clock at the
Paradise Garden for tho purpose of
consulting with regard to the ap
proaeh.nq April election.
Fnrr Ro.-The Republicans of
the new Fifth Ward will meet this
(s'lesday) evening at o'clock at the
Jaeksoa Eagine House to consult
with reference to the approaching
e.tT d etion. A full attendance is
>, sized
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

II e e e 6 R a 2 II.
Important Foreign News.
Excitement Over the De ath
Cf Princ9 dc Bourbon.
France and the Ecumani-
cal Council.
The Usual Record of Crime
Washington Items.
Washington Items.
Tennessee Items.

NASHVILLE, March IA colored
woman, known as Aunt Jennie, died
in this city yesterday, at the advanced
aged of 110 years. Her funeral took
place day at the First Presbyterian
Church. and was largely attended.
She had been a slave up to the issu-
ance of Lineoln's proclamation of
freedom.
Many citizens of Northern birth
who have settled here since the war,
are taking active steps to make their
influence felt against Congressional
Intervention in Tennessee.
Investigation of the records show
that bill to punish masked maraud
ers, introduced, in response to Gov.
Sonter's recommendation Ia the Leg
islature, failed for want of quorum.
and that ten of the twelve Republi-
can members were absent.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

PHILADELPHIA, March 14.-In a
groggery near the corner of 9th and
Walnut streets this forenoon, Lewis
S. Foster was stabbed nine times by
Pat Kelly with whom he had been
playing cards. Kelly ran off but soon
returned with a man named Patrick
Ward and one of them fred a pistol at
Foster who was lying on the floor,
bleeding from from the wounds in
ficted. Ward and Kelly were both
arrested. Foster cannot live.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

"A ca RESPONDENT Of the State Sen
tias says il is conceded that the
35lsrei men of Indiana will cast their
-rst 5te Tor the Republican ticket,
d ast for this reason it is claimed
by u.s Radicals. and admitted by a
fro = nocrats, that the Republican
at4 eket will be elected in October.
TIE dieations certainly point that
vg rengthened by ten thousand
vt.es the Republicans can hardly
4 oF 1eiDg successful.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
gt. louIs Narke..
By Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS. March Il

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March "A.
ToBAcCo-Firmer but not higher,
CoTTOE- Dull at 20c for msddIing
sRHEAP-Dull at S1304l50 for prf me
WHEAT--Dud Tor red No. 2, spring in
Epected; Ted fall 81 90.
CoRN-Firmer; mixed in bulk Csc; mix
ed yellow. sacked 779S0c.
OATs-Better and more enquiry for bulk
at 43c.
RYE-LGWer; 66970c.
BAKLEY-Easier at CSC.
WHIsKY-Quiet at S2193c.
COFFEE-Stesdy.
M0LASSES - Quiet.
PRoYEI0Es- Stronger and quiet.
PoRK-SR826 so; loose dry salt clear
sides 135<c; packed shouldere l0c; do clear
rib 14c: clear sides 141zc.
BAcoN-ShouIdeTs Il9ll1<c; clear rib I5c;
clear sides 1916.
LARD-2uiet at 131l91374c for steam and
Kettle.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
European Harke.s
By Cab!e.l

By Cable.1 - LoSDoN, March IA.
ConsoIs, for money 91s<. account 90 !:
American securities 62's 905z: 65's S97Z 67's
S914: 1040's e51S.
FRANKFORT, March l4.rBonds Arm at
935z@955z.
PARIS, March 4.-Bourse quiet, "A francs
67 centimes.
LIVERPOOL, March 14.-Cotton steady :
mIdd1ing uplands 101s; Orleans II1S0II1z I;
sales of Il, 900 bales; Breadstuffs firm Cali
fornta white wheat at IS 5d@9s sd red
western No. 2, IS Id; -four 20s Cd; corn 40.
mixed 27sadi oats 2s sd barley SIS.
HAvRE, ,1sareh II. Cotton f1Imer; rs
afiOat
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

THE Vincennes Times speaks of
lhe lcmosratic candidate for Auditor
OF &aok County as follows:
Tire nomination of candidate for
auditor il certainly remarkable
ana. The nominee is a veri;able
sa pet-b2gger and a rebel, who had
bae iu arms against the United
Sta IS, and fought 10 the rebel army
uiI tie close of the war, and even
rou loasts that he is making
lo race for Auditor upon the
uci1clei-s that aetuated him dur
teg t-s rebellion, which is, we
srrrrse, a desire to overthrow the
ll0u of his country. We al
leved during the war that
q portion of the Democrat
of this county, who at heart
The success Of the rebellion,
iaIr to presume that those
r patbized with the rebellion
ar who gave their support to
champions in the bloody
ed for and nominated Mr..
Themas They must have enjoyed
tEe opportunity to give expression to
lhair tras sentiments. ghat they re-
sr1cte i man who assailcd his cOun-
f-g's more han he who stood by
it8 l1ur Of peril. They may ex-
p eir triumph and shame, bul
- ca anceive no lower depth oi
r 1Cr2datiOn than to vote for
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
laSBEyBEB TEL&GRAMs.

TUESDAY, March 10
G5 s.osed IN New York yesterday, at
T- susIorz or and the blondes were indicted
.-i- OIL for = OF.
rGi uier of a portable saw mill, in
e l1unty, Ohio, exploded, on Satur-
..re .-iii 1s seF en- men.
rr@~- = crr Hotel. - utica, ~. Y,
hg ure, saturday night.
L-raa.iy Insured.
a44 % E.ocEllder. has been con-
aau ier 10 ihc second degree, at
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
0Alcago KarRet.

By Te.eZraph.l CHICAGO. March IA.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAr-Dull at s49S6c for No. /; 77a77%
for No. 2.
CoRN-Firn; new 394c higher; sales at
49@57c.. according to location; old quiet,
at 7015 for No. 2. and Csc for rejected: nm.
changed this afternoon.
OAIs-Duil; 3593ec for No. 2. closing at
outside.
RYE-Dull; 6715 for No. I, and 66c for
No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull; 65@7O for No. 2.
HIeHWINEs-Flrm, Zc higher, closing
with buyers at 93c.
PRovISIONs-Q and firm, closing at
$500 for mess pork; S5<99c for dry salted
shoulders.
TARD-I4c.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

j tHE GRANVILLE Independent denies,
smphatieally. the truth of the
3 raph going the rounds of the
to the eject that people are
ID GRANVILLE at the rate of thir-
II r5 per week. It says that Gray
is as healthy as any town in
aarn Illinois.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

gs Engineering Corps of the
Iaau Northern & Southern Rail
vas expected at Newburgh on
ha l5 "a fer the purpose of beginning
tb- vey Of the line. The officers
tbs road talk Of running two lines
@ We hington. on the Ohio &
A 7izsippi Road-one to Newburgh
l other to R0ckport.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
Memchis BaFkeL.

b. TelsgTaph.l MENPHIs. March IA.
CoTToN-Active and firm at 201Sc; re-
ceipts l,742 bales; exports ] ,I6I bales.
FLoUR-S5 0066 80.
CoRN-95d9Sc.
OATS-Du1I at 5SG60c.
HAE-l1utI at ST 5ll28-
BEAE--teGdy at 81 90.
PoRE-Dull al IS o..
E4AED-DuL
BULK 4HoULDEEs-lJ3<c,
SEuEs-I4&l5C.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

PIrTsBURa. March 14-About 3
o'clock this afternoon, Mrs. Margaret
Tobin, residing In Mansfield, Penn,
near this city, was shot and killed by
Thomas Reardon, a boarder In the
house. She had corrected one of her
children. Reardon demonstrated, and
drawing q pistol, shot her through
the heart. The murderer escaped. Z