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to bring suit against me, and at the
same time requested the Board IN Urit-
ing to employ HIM TO prosecute said
suits.
He does charge the Board of Com
m~issioners with fraud or completely in
fraud.
He did sue me for allowances made
by the present Board Of Commission
ers.
After his appointment as Attorney.
and having caused me to make out
reports, etc., he refused to examine
the same, and the Board appointed a
special Committee to make the ex-
animation. He did treat tho Board
with contempt, by p~ersistentiy refus-
ing to comply with their orders, aud
it repeatedly required the services of
the Sheriff to compel his attendance.
Before declining to go into an exam
ination of said reports, he had pri-
vately examined them, and finding
that his accusations against me were
false, refused to go further, and when
asked for the proofs of which he had
boosted, he could produce none; then
the Board unanimously discharged
him from their service.
La abiding to my communication,
Criminal Judge Robinson calls it abu-
sivei He thus adds audacity to his
many other qualities. Has he forgotten
that for years he missed no opportu-
nifty to heap upon me abuse and SLAM
der; that he has made lying charges
against me in public, as we'll as else
where. Does he not remember that
in public meetings, gotten up express
ly to prejudice the public mind
against me. he boosted Of having in
his possession proof that l had mis-
applied public funds,-in other words
that l was a defaulter? And when
called upon by the investigating Com
mittee to produce such proof, he had
none. Has he not exhausted upon
me his voca binary Of vile and abusive
language? If he has forgotten ali
this, I have not. I will not follow his
mendacious and ~slanderousl example,
but / insist that the public should be
made to understand the dishonoFable
course he has elected to pursue in this
matter. zsss4an EsaVICTOR BIsCH. Z
Evansville, Jan, 26, 1870.
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P~FrTSBURGs January 26.-Weather mild
and clear. River still rising mouerateIy.
M~onongaheia y feet 8 inches; Allegheny 10
feet. This a. Greensboro the
river was stationary at 8 feet; BrownsviIIa
10 feet and stationary; weather clear NJ
both points. at Oh City 5 feet 2 inches
and stationary: weather Scloudv a1d Iei1H
The Wild Duck and barges has arrIved
rom NSW organs and the Belle from
his evenins.sThe st. Charles is -annonnced
for Cincinnati to morrow. Recsfpts or
fEeighb heaVy shipments moder ate Kew
erat lows OF coal will go out to-morroXy
and Friday.
PITrsBURG, January 26.-Weather varg
pleasant; Monongahe!a mae feet and six
nine inches. Arriyed-Wild Duck. De-
parted-Charmef. The st. Charles jasyes
tomorrow and on Friday the WbaIe
Leopard and Greyhound leave with coa9'
CINCISEATI, January 2G.-Port dst-Ar-
rtved-Robert Moore, from Naehvf11a.
Emma nc, : from New Orleans. Depart.
ed-Stlver Moon, 10 Memphis:R. q Gray
10 st. Louis; Alaska to Sew urieana SHNay,
man, to Evansville. River forty-ons fset
eleven inches.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-Emna NJ .
New Orleans TO Cincinnati: Kentcn. pits.
burg to New Orleans; Powell, IrOnton -
New Albany spray, Cincinnati TO Nash
River still declining. Weather cloudy and
clear.
natl to New Orleans, 1p.m.; Mary Hus-
ton, Louisville to New Orleans. III n M
Maggie Hays tttsburg to New Orleans Z
q m !: Julia. ST. Lopis to V~ieksburg. 4 a M 3!
Thompson Dean, New Orleans to 81. Lonis'
5sa.m.; Quickgtep, Evansville packet
an; Kate Kearney, E~vansviiie to 1t
Louis. 5 Am. st. 10, st. Louis to
noon; Tyrone, Nashville packet. nm.
bismarck, st. Louis to New OrleaDs- 4
p.n.: Fayette, Evansville packed. 3 mn
The river rose inches. Light rains. Mer-
curry 3S2.s
81. LOUIS, January % .-Arrived-CIala,
from Memphis; Glendale, from Pntsburg:
Citv of Alton, from New Orleans. De.
fparted-Belle Memphis. 10 Memphis. The
river is stationary. with n fair stage Of
Nrafel TO Cairo. Weather cloudy aud cold
with a slight snow this evening. e
January ~ -RfFef rlsingi
CO feat on HarpetA ShpalG. Weather clear
and emlld. Disqualification LuInsden, 10
Cairo.
and Dlcnsant. The river is still rising, and
pIanters below are alarmed about am oYST-
dow. The river is nav within 81 feetof
Underwater mark. Arr1vel-Sam. j. Hale.
peparisd - Great Republic, Arthur, For
swim. Colorado, and Burns with l,G00 bales
Of cottonl, for Cincinnati; Mary Houston,
for New Orleans. 2
NEW ORLEANS, Ian. E-Port Iist-Af-
.riVed-Sain MeTwin from Cincinnati; Ma
genta, with over 1900 bales Of cotton. be-
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TETE NTARKE TS.


Gy Teiegraph.l NEW YORK. Jan. 10.
CoTION-Quiet aud firm: sales OF 1880
bales at 2556c for middlfng uplands.
FLOuR-Kecelpts 1896 barrels; market
heavy; sales OF 1900 barrels nc 50 G004 So
Tor supernneS state and Western 50 2508 FOR
extra state; So sos 10 for extra Western I;
50 SD86 40 for white wheat extra; s. l546 20
for TOund-hoOp Ohio, 50 50g8 Is for extra
st. LOuis,and So 2ja 80 for good To choice
do including 800 barrels low grades extra
Tor export. Rye Flour loweri sales Of z0J
CoRE 1lEAL-Heavyi sales Of 800 barrels
Southern at 81 rs.
err free at 99%caSI %.
WHEAT-Recefpts "A, OS6 bushels; dull and
heaVy. and l92c lower; 5000 bushels sold
winter red and amber Western; 81 80 for
white California, and 81 90 for choice white
RYE-Qulet.
BARLEY-Dull and lower; sales or 5000
bushels State at 98ag8e.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN Receipts 4,I40 bushels; rather
more steady; sales Of 81 500 bushels AT e5@
5oc for new mixed Western, 81 OB1I O01s Tor
old do IN store, u C39t o. for new south
O8rs-Receipts $3.50 bushels; Gull and
neayyi sales Of 1853 bushels at 57858c for
WooL-Flrm sales Of eco, 900 lbs at ABa49c
for domestic fleece, 32e for unwashed, 65c
Tor picked lock, and 3884s%c for pulled.
LEATHER-HemiOck sole firm at 2Da9fc
fof Buenos Ayres and Rio and
- ana unchanged.
COFFEE-Flrm; sales of3,2O0 SACKS Rio on
private ter MS.
SUGAR-Dull; sales Of 20l hogsheads
Cuba at l0gl0Ac; also sales Of 1000 boxes
HhVana at 1923.
M"OLAS5ES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
HoPs-Qutet and firm at lsG28c.
LIEsEED OIL-Dull AT 90M92U.
PORK-HeaVy and lower; sales OF go
barrels at S21aN go for new mess. s2jG23 90
for prime. S2i925 for prime mess; also
sales OF 1000 barrels new mess at $50 50M
81 90, sellers February and March.
B~EEF-Steady; sales of $50 barrels At $40
@l5 for new plain mess, Sl4ql7 so for new
extra mess. Tierce Beef quiet n mrns
sales OF go tierees at S26@28 for prime mess.
SZl93l for india mess. Beef Hams quiet;
sales OF l25 barrels at S2S@32.
CUT MEAT5-HeaVy; sales Of 10 pack
ages at gal for shoulders, lAMWl5EG
Tor hams; mtddles quiet; sales OF $50 box
eB Cumberland, delivered &C Milwaukee.
hGl3c; also sales OF go boxes Cumberland
cut, seller to February Ii, at lac.
|. HoGS-Dressed dull and heavy at 1ll<0
IlNc for Western. FT
LARD heaYy and lowers sales Of 48o
tierees At lG9lGHe for steam, andI7Zgl7Zc
Tor Kettle rendered. ~
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at l7@3lc for
Ohio. It r.aa r El.a ~ .nI .
CHEBSE-Steady. 4u ri.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool lower; ship
ments per steamer Of 1900 bushels wheat
atJ and 800 barrels flour al Is Sd.
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DANY JOURNAL
THURsDAY. JANUARY q. 1870.
CITY Ne W S.
Republican County Convention.

All citizens Of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, Who sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts 10 inaugurate economy, and,
maintain, untarnished, our National
credit and honor, as we'll as oil per-
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral, and progressive principles o the
Republican, party" are invited to
meet in Convention, at the 3
Court House, on Saturday, Eebs 12th,
at Il o'clock PM, for the purpose of
selecting delegates to attend the Re-
publican State Convention at Indi<
annapolis, on Tuesday February I'D,
1870, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention. b saa
By order of the County Executive.
Committee. WIN. HEILMAN, aass
sEA Chairman.
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The Three Remedies. "a|uuaHCu'a puf-
MoNno BgRus." for the curo OF Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis aud every form of Gone
sumption, The peculiar action uf thla med-
tsine Tipons the ulcers fn tho lungs. pros
naotes The discharge OF fho corrupt MISTER
~ expectoratton- Parlnes the blood. art
thus cures Coufumption, when 3yerYs lhef
remody falle.
"~Bohenck's Eea-Wecd TonicU foil Clio
cure Of Dyapopsla or Indigestion. ana nu.
diseases arising from debility. Thia tonic
lnVi2oratea the digestive organs. fuBpua.
the place Of tho gastric Juice when That ID.
eeheieht, and thtn enables tho patient Ia
clgest the most nulrioi0us food. d. ism
sovereign remedy for on cases OF ludigea.
ton.
" schenck's Mandraro pIIIs." "a Oh fns
most valuable modlGinos ever d-lscng.rsI
being a vegetable substitute for saltuaI
and having al tie u8oful matss.tIe4 n
eribed 10 that mineral. without -prnduelnr
any Of les Injurious eject.
TO these throa medlelnct Dr. d. u
bchenck, OF philadelphia, owes hIH uH.
rlyhled Success in the Treatment of puI.
tauple Consumption The pulu0ulcByrun
Flpehh ule morbid matter -dtscuanraY lL.
anda paFinoa tho loo Tho Mnuirnaa
Allls act upon tln liver, reul4Vo nl ah.
Ptruotions thcrefrom, give enc organ "A
healthy lone, aud euro LiVor Complaint.
which A. one Oftne faoat pr0mIneatmuss
81 Qonaumptiou.
Tho Sea- Weed Tonic InVisorataa tbe
powers oftho stomach, and hy s|fraugthou-
Ing the digqston aud DriugiuR DO to h lar
mai and healthy condition, Improve iaa
quality of tis blood 81 which iuoans thr
formation OF ulcers or tubersiea iH iha
lungs beconlcs Impossible. 1ho| o1nblnea
hcti0n of licso medicines us inHs el
plaiued, w tcuro every eaa8 6E Caos1mu.
tion, % the mclica ara used ln time aHU
the use ofthh o. pefeosoreI m mmefeni.
70 bring tAe oosoton fayorabIetafmIaa.
lion.
bf. hctfoneE's Atlunnac. conlaIuIuFnu I.
trealH8 ON me various forms DE Ilaaaas
hts mofte of treatment. and general dilaa
lions hoW a. nac his inedicluo. can - HaI
gratis or sent by mai! by nddrkAne hia
Principal Ohieo, no 81 North sixth Htraef
philadelphia, Pa.
frce or me Pullpoaia syrup end ssa
weed Tonic aaei M Ell par noNe, ar8 Dan
hall dazou. Mandrake plilf. 1Ie. pes nsf.
Fof sale ~ all ID uRRlHta a1d dealers.
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St. l0nts Market.
iy Re eRrapbJ 81. EouIs. JaI

Hy Re egrRph.I ST. LoUTs. Jan. 20.
TOBACCO Advanced Nafci lugsand com
hon leaf s9gs% mediam DARK 20 good.
HCorTON-steady at2fN92fNc.
I HENP-Only retail demand; undressed
ranges at 81 2J9l IS; dressed " 2j92 40.
F~FLoUR-Low grades IN demand; spring
and fall superdne At 81 75a4 85s extra $40
a 50; double extra 81 ZaJ %; fan triple.
extra IS 159gi choice 10 fancy family
84S.
TWHEAT-FIrm but gsloyy; No. 2 spring
9Rci No. ? fall Sl9l O6s choice 10 fancy sl ~
al 81. n frrr sara
CoRE-FTm for best gradess mixed tn
hulk 6ek@68c; white 7zg79e; X sacked
7Bc; yellow 75cf white HlMS6c.
IOArs-Unchangods 93g5oc IN bulk, and
U957c sacked.
Observation-Disclosures; 81 O59l % prime
to fancy Minnesota spring.
fRYE-Siow at 7S9S0e.
WHIslIY Lower: Wc. e-f
PoRK-Weak at 81 50; dry salt meats
very quiet: lie for shoulders; I4Lc clear
rat: 16c clear sides.
B-AooN-smali sales BE for shoulders;
IGIc clear sides. F. VIZ
LARD-Easier at I69i6Lc.
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olnoInnau MnyHe,

BY T~elekraph.l OINoINEATI. Jan. %.
FLOUR<-Steady and IN fam demand 81.
WHEhT-ln light supply a market
arm AZ 81 l0U1 ~. fHIff
C0RN-Steady az 75M7Gc.
OATS-Firm al 6065Gc.
kKE-S38DOc, n the demand fair.
Observation-Disclosures Spring 81 1901 aOt
c~oTTog-Firm At 2lT@2ikc for middIing.
WHISKY Firm az $50; small sales 10 gGc.
T~oBACCO-In good demand.
Ho9S-Dull bat u~nehangeds live g8 g6m
20 dressed $40 JO9ll 70, Receipts, 300.
.H'E
MESS P-oRK-Quiet; offered at g27.
BULK MEATs-Quiet aud lower, but no
sales shoulders aie held at 10LMffc; sides,
l4WlBlc for clear rib anaoleaF. Gn#4f
BACoE-Quiet aud duh shoulders l2Jl0
lac; sides l5MMl0c for clear NIB aud clear:
sugar cured hams lS%9i0Hoi demand
light.
LARD-In good demand; sales Of 1870
t]iereesi steam 1867 kettle l03Aei closing
4 BUTTER-Dull at 28a32e.
S-Decltned to 23g2ic AID dulI.
CHEEsE-l7H@lSLc.
[ OILs-Binsoed Ell 90c. LAID OIL 81 aga
y 49, with good demand.
0RoCEnIE9- change, but demand fair.
GOLD-l2IM buying; ~ selling.
irm az par buying.
MoNEY-Unchanged.
GREEN MEATS Dull at lO9I2X@lfLc.
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Reply 30 the Gard from Judge A. L.
Robinson.

p .EM #A
Editors Journal;
In q card in yesterdays JOURNAL,
Criminal Judge Robinson attempts
to contradict some statements made
By. me in a communication to the
Board Of Commissioner of this coun-
ty, concerning the relentless persecu-
ton Of which the said Robinson has
chosen to mako me the object. It
| seems that he elects to make an issue
of veraeity in the public papers, and |
cheerfully meet him upon that ground.
In referring to the indictments that
he induced the Grand Jurors to re-
turn against me, he tries, by evasion,
to create the Impression that he had
not been instrumental in procuring
them, and when called for trial. he
had those indictments dismissed, for
| fear of endangering the chances of his
civil actioni It-appears strange that a
man who claims to have some respect
for public opinion. should indulge in
such absurdIties.
Again, he states that he has not
sought to be employed by the Board
Of Commissioners. The gentleman's
memory must have failed him alto
gether, or 1t is unparalleled lmpu-
| denee to deal out such a falsehOod.
Does the gentleman forget that he
headed and circulated petitions, ask
ing the Board of Commissioners to
bring suits against me, and at the
same term Of the Board, he petitioned
the Board to employ him to prosecute
said SUITS ~
His denial of having charged fraud
or completely in fraud upon the Com
m~issioners, In the suit now pending
In the Court of Common Pleas, is an
effrontery, for the papers in his own
hand writing, containing idcharges.
are filed In the Clerks office.
He further states that he did not
sue for allowances made by the pres
ent Board This, again, Is untrue,
for in. his bill of particulars, in the
suit now pending, are a number of
items for allowances made by the
present Board. But his own state
ment in this matter shows -conclu-
sively that In his anxiety to bring
this wholesale or omnibus suit, he
was not particular as to his charges,
and seems now ignorant of what be
sued ME for. [ will not follow him
further IN his silly attempt to exon
crate himself by perverting facts, but
taking the ground hal his reply to
me is, in the main, evasive and
untrue, / repeat my assertions made
to the Commissioners, all he may say
to the contrary Observation-Disclosures
| hereby CHALLENGE AND DEFY the
said Robinson to successfully contra
dict any one of the statements that l
made. They are in substance as fol-
lows:
He used his influence and exertions
to induce the Grand Jury to bring in
dietments against nae, and repeatedly
went before the Grand Jury, during
their sessions, TO accomplish his pnr-
pose.
When forced to trial upon tho 10
dictmenis thus procured, he dismissed
all pending against me.
lie headed and circulated petitions
asking the Board of Commissioners
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A Body and Mind Disease.
Such As pgapepaia. The stomach ana
the bratn are loo iutlmgbelD allied ION Lha
one 10 huuer Without she other. Hr tnnL
dSbRepalh anu d-eHpoudeney afa lnatp1-
unm 81 the blutuheh isl almost IuVnuhaip
aecompNnied 81 Irritation of tba tomnrr
Ihe~lnWlm0F4Nn and n EiIvIur Uuar-
ALTON on HoBlettsr'H Hlttera ia most power
a1ulyL developed la eases of mdlneaUnu.
The first effect Of this ugreuHhfe Tonic d.
acomf0ltfng ana encouFaRlnR. mild VOW
perVadea the system Tie ohfanl8 uuoaaI.
nfhR in tha restOn on the stomach DID In5s-
erleQs and the nervous resileleunfH which
charaeberl1na Tao disease la admitted. LuIa
improvement lh mot uan5leut. ~ q MOI
epcceedeQ nY the return Of me Oid rgmH-
toms with tuDeraaded force. as Ia nIwnFa
tie case when mumodiontnd nLImHInHfH
are given for the compliant Each dose
eeefne ~ lmpart q permanent ncceHaiou on
heaitnfuI ImVlgOTHLDu. Bot fhIn H nod III
TIN arafient anda uti.hl nronrrffan 81
preparation are scarcely secondary Dbl
importance o. It@fOmlo virtues. IE LhHf8 fH
an OFetAOW e bic, The EoeFctIun la H1rn
bfOuk ht Wtthtn proper AitmilH, AMID If Enn
nad fe8al@tels D effect upou tno Iir.
charging ofgaus - eQualiy snlutarv. aud
III caEea Qf constipation tine eathlrUr
.netfon ls Just sufficient % produce fHo dr.
hireu result Hnaduallv Oh without nHln
The HitterHa 40 promote hehlfhY evan0la-
lBfiy desirab e III thia season, when rad-
den spells Of TnWs umpieaannt weather ar8
apt 70 cheek lhe natural Precipitation anu
prOducu c0n8eBtl0m ot the liver. coughs.
aud colds. q belt aofegfurd 0gdfHsi aL
alsea3e5 Y p9a t4 gig9r, and llla the great
NOTES.
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aThe Best Ever Nade.,,

"Cannot use ans other.H Never
could use baking powders until L
tried yours" My family will not use
any other TT is perfectly splen-
did" find it much cheaper than
others2 Think Il superior to any 1
have ever tried" These are q few of
the maay expressions In favor OF
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, which
well deserves the rapidly increasing
sale it has attained for making sweet,
light and healthy biscuits, rolls, pas
try, &c. 1t can be obtained at your
Grocers. jan21d3ceod
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- OhIcagO MarkeL.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. jan %.
FLoUR-steady and firm for low and
Medium. but dali and nominal for upper
grades. rr
MHEAT-Weak; L@Lc l0Wers sales OF
No. az 9lk492Mc; No. ? az B0klSle; clos
ing quiet AT S09S0Zc this afternoon mar
ket unsettled At S0Hc for NO.
GoRN-Dult at 7lMM73g for No. 2, ANA $50
90 for new, closing JUL az 7lZc for No. p;
thls afternoon No. 2 nominally 7l%c.
3 OArs-Dutl and &c lower: sales or No. 2
at 39%940c and closing at39Mc.
. RYE-Duu 72G71Nc for Mo- HEu &C.
BARLEY-NOminal at 779blc for Nos2 A
HIGHWIHGS-Stea1y q quiet ~ $50
03%c.fH sNH 1888 sfr|
PRovfsIONs-DuE mess pork 25c lower,
90 cash f20 O2%@26 STM bnyers February
lard easier aud quiet at 15M0l8c; meats
less active; dry saltod shoulders Zoe ssh0rtT
rib middiesl46; Cumberland middles 1gZ@.
l3Lc. sHtAD1M wfff#N34H M
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Louisville
DE- relearaph.I Lounulrrn- Inn

BY TeIeeraph.I L~oUIsVILLH. Jan. 20.
CoTToH-Heid at 241Zc.
I FLOUR-Extra family s.. m .r.
6RAIH-ln fair local demand; wheat aL
81 059l 10; Corn 9jc; Oats 65e; Rye 9je.
I ToBACcO-A ctive at fan prices; sales 20
hhdB lugs at Seas %; leaf S9435 90.
PR0VIsIOaA-Firm Mess Pork t28; Bacon
Shoulders 13Lc: clear rib Toe; clear aideg
l6%c: bulk shoulders IdLe; clear rib 1861.
clear sides l5Hc, and sugar. cured ANS
at zoe.
LARD-In tierces 1TLc.
WHIsKY-FiFm at o3600c.
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ENIs-Higher and atronn
EurOpeAh haFkes.


Consois closed AT a23k for money: &C.
count, 01Maa2ik; American securities
quiet and steady BIOS, 67B, b55zs s6&g, b0J6:
DOS, eGzf 10-f0s. sfM. Erie, I7L: Illinois
Central ft03Ni A, ~ q. W, ~. stocks
steady.
IAN. 3D. Cotton market
buOyant: middling upiands, HE'D: or,
leans, l2d; sales ofl0.O0Q baics. California
Z hite wheat s 2d99s 3D. red Western No.
-four Us 80. COrn-NO. 4 mixed. "a al.
Oats. 2s "a. Barley, 81. PORK quiet, az fOAs
Cd Lard as. cheese 4la. Bacon J3s Cd.
at 9l5za9iL.
PARIS. January 20.-Bourse OlesCa Rrm.
AZ 70 francs and $ centimea.
HAYRE, Jan. 25.-c0tton l88Z francs.
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AN EASY CHA1R.-We noticed yes
terday, at Carriers o. K. Shaving Sa-
loon, under Fish & Barter's Book
Store. the incest thing in the way of a
BARRIERS chair that VIC ever saw. 1t
is gotten up on a new patent design,
and is tho most comfortable chair We
ever sat in. This shop has three of
these new chairs, and it is worth if
teen cents to sjt in one Of them, while
being shaved
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FROM A LETTER FROM
HAMAIL sLANDa.

Although the eruption Is not
so violent now, che volcOnO is q fearful
sight to behold. ghe rivers of lava still
dow, and the smoke from n crater as
cends in awful mpjesty. During this vol
canic upheaVaI 1t has been very slckly
here. A peculiar sort of low malarious
fever, which has grown out of the foul,
condensed vapOrs OF the v0lcanos ss5 pre-
vailed to an alarming extent, and at one
time 10 was feared 1t would depopulate the
island. But, fortunately, q sea captain
(calling here for supplieS) distributed
PLANTATION BITTERS to the suffering. and
quick marlborough cures were the result,
The news spread like Widhre. Messrs.
.Ghing-TakIn 81 Co, commission mer-
chants, had these Bitters for sale. In a,
short time their Office was besieged and
the supply exhausted. A steameF was dis
patched to san Francisco by order of the
Hospital Department, and q new and
enormous supply obtained as soon as pos
sible. From that moment the scOurge was
stayed. Not another fatal case occurred,
and the epidemic has now entirely disap-
peared. g " Is this wonderful REM
edy known in your city? I hope So for it
is a sure cure for fevers aud mlasmatic
sickness. You may tell your friends so for
me. r a1aas d.A N. " 4
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NashEnIe Markct.

by ~Telegraph1 FAsIrvrLLE, Jan. 20.
COTTON Active; low middling 23Le.
good ordinary, &c; stock on hand, 100
bales.
WHEAT-Red, 81 90; amber, q TO- white,
CoRN-s5c loose; 01se@sI % sacked and
delivered.
OAIa-LOOae 300; aaOked zoe.
FkopR-S4 d0Y0 90 for supsrnne % fancy.
: BACON Clear Sides, 17c; @~1@alders,
%0c; plain city 1875.
LARO-l7Mc.
BULK MEATs - Clear sides, l5Mci clear
ribbed sides, l4%c; ~shOulderss llzef fufnp
pork f2l per Dbl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-27

CIRcUIT CouRT.-But little of i'm
porlance took place in this Court yes
terday. The case of M. A. Lawrence
vs.. John Wesley Hughes, was called
up in the morning, but owing to vari-
Gus circumstances, no trial was had.
In this action. Lawrence brings suit
against Hughes for some twelve or
fifteen hundred dollars due n prom
issory note. and to offset this. Hughes
files claims amounting to fifteen or
twenty thousand dollars, as we are
informed.
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The DEEDS TRIAL.-By a private
note from Princeton, handed as by
Marshal Wunderlich, last night, we
learn that the testimony in the Deeds
case, with the exception of one wit
ness, was concluded yesterday. The
arguments will be commenced this
morning, and viii probably occupy
the greater portion Of the day. Shack
elferd q Parrett appear for Deeds,
while the State is represented by
Messrs. DENLY, Hill, Hynes and Dob
bins. The work of impanneling the
jury was not commenced until one
O'clock yesterday. The witnesses
nearly all returned from Princeton
last night, and those who expect
ed to go up to-day will be saved that
trouble. We expect to be able to
give the verdict in to-morrow's jour
NAL. a s
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FOR BOWLING-GREES.
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points On
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2zrm,
at o'cloc Pm.
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TO HUMPHREY, LEWIS & CO.,
JAZZ Git Agents.
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