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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

0LD DIR. HEATHsS many years az
~ perience in curing tbs d0biIifated and
diseased disclosed the startling fact that
three-fourtns OF those suffering with Dug
PepS11s NERVOUS De0tGtE8f, AS601tsfed Vitality,
ConsIsnsptfoqss Cu1lceT0gss affections, Diseuse
az the LaUeTs ApGlepsg, PuTQIUsEs, and Die
eases Of tie Kidneys and Bladder were
carsed by and could only be cured after
curing them OF 8snltl0l Weakness. HIS
immense practices has made his treatment
as near perfection as possible. Many Of
his patients had paid from HI0O to Is 900 for
medtcin9 anu treatment before seeing
him; 30 better proof that patients can
inattGn 81 All symptoms and comBlfce~
tons, and seienti11c treatment by an expe-
rienced physician. Those at a dfatnnea
can be cured nc their homes without a.
interview. Advice free at 40 BroadFVav
New 1ork. 1n@Ee are so many Hnsne1aEs-
aay ne - LAe author OF two eAannrsTs
works Oh M@dleans aud Surgery ns4s1 sirse
on EhaYnEe Als4 8Wfs
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r.OcAL NOTICES.

q. s. Ivr. REV. Collectors once,
Isl Dist. Ind. EVANSVILLE, Dec. = ls7O.(
The seizure Of Lots 3 and 4, in
Block No. 138, in Lamasc0 for United
States Internal Revenue taxes, due
from Henry Ayres, has been released
By the payment of twenty-seven hun
dred dollars, the amount of Henry
Ayres' interest in said lots, this day
made by Ct. b. Bingham for John w.
Pinoham. JAMES @. WATCH.
Collector.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. - The
Board Of Commissioners, in addition
{, the allowance Of miscellaneous
bills, granting Of licenses, etc., heard
Mr.. Mann, on behalf of Patrick
Burke, in the matter of the contested
election Of Auditor.
Mr.. Mann, by petition, moved 10
proceed to an immediate hearing Of
the case, and was informed by the
Board that they being sufficiently adj
vised, were Of the opinion that they
have 10 jurisdiction Of the matter
sufficient to authorize them to pro
coed to the hearing. They, therefore.
overruled the motion, and dismissed
the petition.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

IMMACULATE CoNcEPTIoN.-T day
is the Catholic festival of the Immae-
ulate Conception, a day marked By
the Roman Catholic Church by re-
igious obser7ances, to celebrate what
has now become a dogma Of the
Church, viz: thc immaculate coneep-
ton of the Blessed Virgin Mary, or,
in other words, the conception of the
Virgin Mother. whom that Church
teaches was born without the faint Of
original ein. This dogma, like that
Of infaiIibility, was for q long time
held s. be a non-essential article Of
faith, but BY Papal decree Of Plus
TX. on the 9Th Of December, 1854,
became essential, and is now the duty
Of every Catholic to believe.
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OOnntv Wotiea

To accommodate especially the Ia.
boring class, notice is hereby given
that, from and after November 14th.
1870, the Auditors and Treasurer
offices will be kept open every Mon
day, evening from z TO 3 O'Clock, to
enable them to transact their bust
ness without loss of time.
PHILIP DECKER, A. W.
+. LUNKENHEIAIER, T. v. G.
noy10 BOT
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab-
lished boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main.
is the place TO 60 to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores. and he
has q larger and better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality of
goods. a noV9-f
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

THE PHILHARMONIC CoNcERT.-~
A rare musical treat is promised by
the Philharmonic Society. on Friday,
the 10Th, at the Opera House. The
Society i rehesrsing industriously,
and there Is no doubt that their con-
cert will be a very brilliant affair.
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A MICE PIES SEM p
FoR.Yo
Wife, Mother, sist, Daughter, or
Othsr Female End or Rela-
tive, wld be
A fine Black S Dress.
A handsome ,ored SILK Dress.
A Moir Ante SIX Dress.
A Japanese * Dress.
A Meteor s Dress.
An elegant ish Poplin Dress.
A six Ceeroy POplin Dress.
i AFpnoFeloursilk & Wool Dress
! \ Fren, six Poplin Dress.
ASn1paBgeline Poplin Dress.
A 81 Striped POplin Dress.
A Feb ElorinO; an Empress
Cloth Alpaca; a MOhair Poplin;
a Plaidoplin a Striped BIohair
POplin sIOttled Mohair Poplin; a
TOnge lin; a oeiaine or a Calico
Dress &c Cloak; silk Velvet for
Cloak &C Shawl a Lady Frank
lin Jaol West Point Arab a
pair Of | Blankets Marseilles
Quilt b Cover; Table Cover;
Table CT. and Napkins; BaImoral
Skirt; bO1stOokings . Lace Hand
kerohiei O'llar: q pair Of Thomp-
sons Glowing Corsets; q fine Fan;
sott of 1Oil Mats; q pair Of Kid
Gloves; GlaDd Hapdk'f Box.
A Nice Prot Tor q Gentleman
Is nice Wer. box Of Hand
kerohiefsi Aadozen half Hose
pair Of GloVpair Of suspenders;
Pattern for { Pants or Vest;
OrAvati Genhavli a sott Of ia
derweari 4 hnato shirt; box ii
Collars a Neel, and many other
things for La Gentleman and
Children, UsEl ard CHEAP. &C
! ). F. uNDY q BROS.
20 Ma stree,
Near the trt House
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RT e R n e w D
nor otaer Rsvsr Tse.ns See <s.frd Page.

The weather last night was clear
and cold. The only additional arriv-
al and departures up to midnight,
were the Morning Star, Louisville
and return; Idlewild, to Cairo; Flor
ence Lee, to Eastport.
The Star had very nice trip doWps
and fair trip back.........The Idle
wild took out a splendid trip of both
freight and people.........The Florence
Lee took out fair trip, but was not
full. Among her passengers on
Tuesday night, was Mr.. Hatcher, OF
the house of N. T. Carr & Co., who
returned from q six weeks tour
through Southern Illinois, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Alabama. Hs brought
home pile of orders for goods. and
represents the country through which
he has travelled, in highly flourish
ing and prosperous condition. He
was the only representative Of Ev-
ansyille business houses, while the
Tennessee River country is swarm
ing with Cincinnati and Louis
vile drummers. .........................
Among the passengers by the Idle
wild last evening were ex-Mayor Geo.
Beck, Of ShawneesoWn. who has been
sojourning in the city for more than q
week; Josh. Cobb and Captain E. III.
Harding, of Padncah, and A. I'll. Car
din, of Marion, Ky. The latter sold
100 head Of $50 pound hogs to w. III.
Akin. yesterday............Captain Bob
Wise, Of the Emma Floyd, arrived
from Cairo BY rail, last night. after
having reshipped and sent forward
the freight on the barges of
the Emma Floyd..................The
Geo. w. Thomas will make q trial
trip to-day. and will leave for Cum,
berland River on Saturday.........Capt.
r. E. Neal telegraphs US that the
great steamer Indiana will leave here
Sunday for New Orleans.......-TEe
Nightingale and Altoona may be pos
lively expected here to day, the
former en- route to Arkansas River,
and the latter to Memphis.........The
MiIbrey will leave for Memphis to-
day, sure............The Mary Houston
will be here early to-day. en- route to
New Orleans.........The Falls City. we
presume. turned up the Ohio from
the mouth of Green River. as she
was twenty-four hours over due here,
and not arrived up to midnight last.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT. = Mr.. Otto
Runge, while engaged in superin-
tending the planking of the road over
the ravine on the Henderson road,
sustained fracture Of the knee pan,
on Tuesday He was attended by DIR.
Seheller, who thinks the wound not
Necessarily dangerous.
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Our readers can not overlook this
morning, If they desired 10. the nam.
moth advertisement of HUpspFTH
ADAMS & Co. Having determined an
changing their business they propose
to sell out their entire stock Of dry
goods at greatly reduced prices. They
say they mean business" and our
acquaintance with the firm makes us
feel fully authorized to declare that
what they say they mean. At any
rate, it need not take purchasers long
to test the truthfulness of their asser-
tions.
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&c Senate.

A special session is held at j. L
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning, at which an oyster lunch is
served. Quails and all sorts OF game
daily. The best the market affords,
Of both fl1ids and solids. every day,
at the Senate, 1913 Main Street.
nov4-tf
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- II ~
81. T. DEXTER. Master;
w. B. PENNINGTON, CyferAra
EUGENE RUDD,
WIN leave Evansville every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at PM
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and Fh1-
DAY at 6 Pm.
The above new magnificent slde-Wheel
low pressure steamers having been COM
structed expressly for this trade Will run
regularly during the season. carrying the
o. 3. Mail and Adams Express making
close and positive connections at Cairo
with the nj. e. st. L. Packet Co. steamers
for st. Louis, Memphis, V1cEsburgs ana ali
way points, and with the st. Louis q New
Orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Ore
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
LadIng 10 st. Louis, Memphis Nieksourg
and New Orleans. Also through tickets
and bills lnd1ng given 10 all points upon
the Paduc8h & Gulf, Illinois Central Mo-
bile & Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cum berland and Tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made at Ey-
ansville; with the Z. q @. Railroad for all
points North and East, and with the Morn
Ing Star and Tarascon for Louisville and
the Upper Ohio. Special inducements Of
fered TO stock shippers.
This company being the u. 8. Mall con-
tractors, and running the only low-press-
ure packets upon the Ohio RlVers and
being commanded by careful, experienced
anu responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punetualtty and safety than
offered by any other unes General once
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
PLY. ID. VETS. Agent.
noyl2 Once with Baird a Start.
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Questions that Concern the Reader.

Are you languid and hfeless2
Are you recovering from the slow
torture of prolonged feTer2
ARE you pale and wan for the need
of pure, rich blood2
Have you burning pains in the re-
gion Of the stomach, accompanied with
melancholy forebodings2
Is your pulse feeble and irregular,
with frequent futterings or palpita-
tons of the heart?
Have you pains in the back and
loins, especially in the morning be-
fore rising2
Have you lost your relish for food
IF you are suffering from any one OF
these conditions. remember the old
maxim that "a stitch in time saves
nine" Then do not delay to procure
at once bottle of Clouds LaUiqordt-
iag Cordial. It contains the elements
to restore you TO perfect health. Read
the certificates of others, and study
the composition of the medicine.
decS 1W.
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Mere New Goods FOR the HOlidays

Mere New Goods for the Holidays
At P. L. Geissler & Co.'s. 81 Main
Street, who have now on hand the
finest assortment Of Watches, Dis-
monds, Jewelry and Silverware ever
offered in this market. All who are
in want of anything in this line
should call on z. i. GEIssLER & Co.
dae 6sff
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Notice 70 neIlnnnents.

On the 10Th Of December the Au-
ditOr will advertise ali the property
upon which the taxes of 1859 have
not been paid. Parties interested
will please take notice.
Is. LUNKENHRIMER, L. v. q.
Treasurer's Office, v. c.. Dec. 2,
1870. 1ec5d&wtd
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HE LINCOLN CLUB.-A regular
meeting will be held tomorrow Girl
day. evening, at 74 o'clock at the
Hall, corner of Main and Fifth
Streets.
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Explosion or A LARD TANK
Advioes from Mt. Vernon state that
the steam lard tank at the
pork house Of A. Lichten-
berger & Co., Mt. Vernon, Ind. blew
up yesterday, causing damage 10 the
extent Of . thousand dollars. but
happily iniuring no one.
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nhoiee New York ApDles.

The best Green Apples that have
been brought here this season. Just
received and for sale by
"a. RUFFNER, JR.,
dec7-tf No. 10 North Water st.
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TnE BAzAAR.-The ladies were
busy yesterday in making prepare
tons for the Bazaar, which opens to-
night. The tables and departments
are so divided, so well attended to,
and so we'll supplied with the pro-
ceeds of the needlewoman's skill and
taste, works Of art, articles Of home
and table comfort, handsome mantle
ornaments. jewelry, and in fact every
thing that can be imagined, that will
serve to induce liberal patronage.
Among other things contributed that
will be exhibited and sold are full
set Of handsome chamber furniture
including e handsomely furnished
bed, q splendid sideboard, also fully
furnished. Let every one 60 tonight
and advance the cause Of humanity
BY contributing to the relief of the
patriotic distressed.
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PERsoNAL.-Mine host Watson, Of
the Henry House, Cincinnati, is So
iourning at the Sherwood.
Col. Patterson, of the Seymour
Railroad. left for home last evening.
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NJ ASONTC.

Called communication of Evans
vile Chapter, No. II. at their Hall,
this Thursday evening. December
9Th. at z o'clock, for work. A full
and prompt attendance is requested.
A. j. CoLBURN. Sac'y.
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R0-A fresh supply of Fresh Lake
Fish. Prime Mnsh Fed Oysters and
Canada Celery. just received BY ex-
press and for sale at w. Ruhe ~ Co.'s
Green Grocery, corner Second and
Locust. nov 18Ef
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ALI who 60 to Trinity NJ. E.
Church this evening will undoubt-
edly have pleasant time.
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SULLIVAN, IND, Dec. 3, 1870.
Messrs. Cloud, Akin g. Co.:
Send forthwith three dozen Clouds
Cordial, and oblige you're,
white &c REID.
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New advertisements will be found
in first column. first page.
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0Orrecsod TIme Table, November u.
DAILY JOURNAL
THTRsDAT, DECENBER 5, 1870.
CIT NE WS .

FOR advertisements Of amusements
see first column, first page,
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received 9 new supply Of these
beautiful pictures. which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look &C them. oct27 IF
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FULTON STATION, KY.,Dso l, 1870.
Messrs. Cloud, Akin s. Co.:
GENTS: Ship, via Paducah, two
dozen Clouds Cordial.
does 1w M. v. THoML1NsoN.
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POst ONCE Notice.

In order to conform to the change
of time on the L. & g. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed al
the Post Office in this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at z AN. Closed from u: 10
P N. till 12:45 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at PM.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
1890 Pm.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from 7:30 AN. till 5 :30P.M.
E. G. RIB. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 10 AN.
Afternoon Mail closes at 1850 PM.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 12:45
PM.
Mail arriving at 9:35 PM. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 1915 PM.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
nov21-tfl john w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
B% Prescriptions carefully filed
at all hOura at Rri1u alI,a n Co.
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B@ Hollands gold pens are the
best and cheapest - t0drrdneed - at
Fish L Barriers. oet28tf
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,

Great Social Evils and Abuses
Which interfere with MARRIAGE, wath
sure means OF relief for the krxann and
Jnf0FtunRfe, diseased and dshalAta1ed -
Sent In sealed letter envelopes. free OF
charge. Address HOWARD aANITARY
St. Philadelphia PasS anvl1.a7na
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THE exhibition Of tableaux this
evening, at Trinity Church, viii be-
gin promptly at % O'Clock.
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SAMPLES OF Orders Received DaiIy

DEWITT, ARK, Nov. %, 1870.
Messrs. Cloud, Akin & Co.:
Please ship, via Crockett's Blaf,
White River, four dozen Clouds In
MIGRATING Cordial. Only a few bot
ties left of last half grosG.
Respectfully.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.
Every One hia Own DnAfnr

a private instructor for married persona
or those about to be married, bOtn male
anu lemA1es In everything concerning the
P0ysl0io6y and relations OF our sexual
eYstemy and the production and proven.
Ion OF onspxings including all the new
llan language, by WM. YOUNG, M. ID.
THIS III really q valuable and INTEREST," nR
WORE. AZ is written In plain language for
the general reader, and IL Illustrated with
numeEous en9FavtngH. All young married
people, oR lnose contemplating marriage.
ana having the least 1mpedInent to mar
rted me. snouId read this book It dls-
closes secrets thar every one should Sc
acquainted with; senl tt Is q book that
a uae be locked up and not lie abont fha
house. II Will be sent to any address On
receipt OF nfIy cents. Address On. WyRE
YOUNG NO. Slh Spruee Sc mb0vM EouPf9
Philadelphia. noV17-ea
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Christmas
Look at These
PRICEs.
Good COMFORT CaIicoes
At centAper Yard.
Good WATERPROOF Cloth
Al 20 GEMS pe.Yard.
Very Best C4licoes
At 10 cents per yal.
Splendid BleaChed Skrtinqs
At i2H cents per Yard.
Grey Twilled FlannS
At 30 cents per Yard.
Plain and FlA1d P0pllue
at le1S cents per ard.
Plain POp1ins
At 10 cents; worth ace.
PLAIN POPH ms
At rs cents; worth soc.
HA8s.# 88S s|
| P1Rim AIDRGR@
At 30 cents; worth Gee.
PLAIN POPLINB
At 50 cents; worth Csc.
ALL OF OUR PLAIDS CHEAP.
Changeable Poplins,
tBeautifuD, At 25 cents.
BEST s5 90 BED BLANKETS
In Evansville.
Best Dollar Kid Gloves
In Evansville.
Crash for Towels
CWide), at cents per Yard.
GOOD BLACK ALPACA
at % cents; worth 35c.
ALL OTHER ALPACAS CHEAP.
A good article Of
| All Wool Children's Hose,
Two pair for Is cents
LADIES' MERIEo HOSE. 2 pair for Csc.
CANTON FLANNEL At l231ci worth Is.
Extraordinary Bargains in
TABLE LINENS.
Mos White Bed Spreads at 81 so.
GOOD UNDERsHlRTs a DRAWERS
At 20 cents.
GOOD BATTING POR COMFORTS
Ats cents per pound.
NICE PLAID sHAWLs.
lTE Large size, at 81 rs.
GENTS HEMMED LINEN H'DKFS
At IS cents; worth 4Oc.
For all the above, and anything else you
]. +. LINDLEY q BROS
ONE PRICE CASH STORE,
NO. 80 MAIN STREET.
I
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B% Prescriptions carefully filed.
at all hours, at Bridwell's Drug Store.
corner of Main and Third Streets,
deceit
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STEAMROATS4


Josh. ". Throop, Master;
Nick Pennington, Geo. 8. Throop. Clerks,
VIII leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at PM
WIN leave Cairo every WEDNESDAY
and Saturday, at Pm.
The Low-Pressure Steamer
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Oh &c sS mss5o HEgES sg Ssul RssE ssa
Rev. REs Carpenters residence, on Second
street, a young girls NiehG Dress. The
finder Will be compensated by leaving The
same 90 this ONCE. does e
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- nov WHO can read manuscript well
oae u az Is years OF age preferred. Apply
at this office. GSct
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FOR. RENT.

A N Mic ss SSFF Eaoa e Sc EYE r Pfsss
1nTIy situated. Apply at this ONCE.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90.


On Monday, the Cherokee Delegation,
heading by Col. Browning their chief, came
before the board and asked the commissioners
to use their influence with Congress against
the passage of several bills which they
claimed to be in direct violation OF their
treaties with the Government Commissions
ers, and resolved to request the Secretary of
the Interior to recommend to Congress to
make liberal appropriation for educational
purposes, to be expended among the tribes,
and bands gathered on reservations or in
other permanent homes, and to put the ex-
penditures of all monies not otherwise pre-
vided for under the direction OF the Secre-
tary and to place all schools for the Indian
ordered by the Government, under the in
spection of said commissioners, or other au-
thorized agents. Commissioner Farwell
having resigned the Secretaryship of the
Board, Vincent Collyer of New York, was
elected Secretary, and Felix r. Bennett of
Piusburg, VIM. 4. Dodge, and Nathan
Bishop Of New York, Adams Stuart of Phila-
delphia, were appointed an executive COM
mittee of the board, to conduct its business
affairs during the interview of the session.
Yesterday abe Commission paid their respects
to the President, and through their chairman
assured him of their increasing interest in the
work and the economy of the Presidents poll
cy The President replied that he was
pleased to learn that the Commissioners sup
ported his endeavors to regulate Indian
affairs.
This morning a board of Managers of the
American Colonization Society called upon
President Grant, and were introduced and
cordially received by him. The President
expressed his sympathy with the object of
the society, and his hope that much good
may result from its efforts. .n
The United States Indian Commissioners
continued in session until to-day. -f f'4
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Boston Items.

BOsrON, Jan. 90
John w. Collins, the alleged defaulter clerk
in the City Treasury and John Donahoe, inn
plicated as receiving portion of the stolen
money, were before the Municipal Court
to-day, and waiivng present examination: were
held to bail for trial. 1t is said all but $1,000
of the missing gold has been recovered.
The officers of the monitors which left for
Portland to-day, expressed the opinion that
the Peabody funeral feet would arrive during
the first week in February Admiral Farra-
gut did not leave with the monitors, hut will
20 by train to Portland and assume command
Of the naval ceremonies, -...
Mrs. John Grant of Newtonyille, in at
tempting to step from the train in this city
to-day, fell under the cars and was fatally
injured.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.
At 3 p. NJ. the following quotations were made,
the market closing steady:
COTToN--dull and heavy sales 1000 bales; mid.
uplands 25bc. s4E. Ea "a
FLOUR-sales 1900 bbls state and western duh
favors buyers; superfine to fancy state, 100000
supertne to choice western +5O96l0; southern dull
and dropping; sales 400 bbls; common to choice
5401975. .4- ts
WHEAT-opened quiet and firm and closed lie
better, with limited export and milling demand
sales 81 900 bushels; No. lliall6; winter red
western l25dl2S
CORN-scarce at .2c better sales IS, 900 bushels
new mixed western $3.50; old do l0S9l0t in store
and delivered. q ff
BEEF-steady and unchanged sales 40 bbls.
PORk-steady; sales $50 bbls; new mess p 159
rs 90; prime 23 00a24 80.
LARD-unchanged; sales 400 terces; steam l6d
1868 kettle l7al74