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CONDENsgB TELEGRAMS.

MONDAY, Feb. H.
Lae steamer Westaphalia, from Ham
sl-T has arrived at New York
men were injured, one. fatally. yes o7
y morning. by the chemical WOrAs ol
r-17. d Co., \ eW York.
Ter, Jr.. of the firm of WILDER & Co =,
~ ew Orleans, has, 1t IS reported, aD-
ed with SlOJ,OJ1-
7rizs fight between Gallagher snd
j. arranged TO come off to-day at
q 9U Orleans.
legro named Andrew Reid was ar
in ST. Louis on Saturday, on
se OF having murdered a. Mr. Suraker,
two years ago.
National Hotel, st. Joseph, Mo was
eed. SATURDAY. Loss On the building
Q; insured for sc 900. Loss on the furx
re 81 COO no insurance.
the case OF Cahan a. Hin, charged
% intending 10 pass counterfeit money,
p the u. y. District Court at Boston,
-t jury was unable 10 agree.
me Court House and Clerk 0fdce at Car
on. A. r., with all the records of the
utv. were burned last week by lacen-
rfes,
ne notorious Madame Cora James, 0Iios
uantEa Proctor. failed in her suit
breach OF promise, against Ira Y Mum,
Chicago The jury, on saturday, rem
% g ed a verdict for the defendant.
x-Sanator Hendricks, OF Indiana, ad-
ssed Democratic mass meeting in
avcue Square, New Orleans, on Satur-
IT'S uEdeTs- God that the ex-senator
ireacy on the war path for 1872.
snsraI stringfellow, or Atcn:son, Kan
has commenced suit against ths Mis-
r. Pacific Railroad Company for $4,000
services in pr curing legis alton from
Missouri Legislature beneficial to the
lroat Company
he PiotecLionists OF st. Louis held a
..- stfng on Saturday night, at which sew
.. -s5Jesel1es were made, and g letter from
sfcl.urs Was read, taking Etronz
srrs AGAINST kreo~traGes calling lt a
azc.ous neresys and suicidal ln lts res
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boulsyfits aarkst,

~ LolcerQpb.i LOUTsYELLE Feb. y.
ToBAcco-SaIes, l0f hhds. at g5@5 50 for
trash, s6gS % for Tugs, S3 50gI5 " Tor low
TO good leaf, ana tz5 for medium bright
wrappers.
CorroN-Active; sales Of Ill ba. es Of low
middiing al 23c.
FLOUR Active and unchanged.
GBAIa-Active. Wheat, 81 059l Is. Corn,
93085c. Oats, 63c sacked.
PRoYIsIOE5 - Firm, with large ship
meuis. sales of 100 pounds OF bacon
shoulders at l2Mc, clear rib Ice, and clear
Sides 1919. BulE shoulders NE clear rio
l5cs and clear sides l55zc. Hams, sugar
cured packed, l9I4e.
LAHD-Iu trerce. 1910.
WHIsKY-9jM0fc.
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By Tel sEraph.I -. LsuIa, Feb. y.
ToBACcO-Activ but unchanged.
CoTIO ON-NOminal at 21G24Jzc.
HEMP-Unchanged
= LoUE- Low grades scarce and firm /;
other grades heavy; superfnc S4 10 - IS /;
X "a 81 40i Xxx S5@5 p; Xxx IS 50g6 90.
WHEAT-deaYy aud droopfng; no. 2
Spring e9c; No. do. 95c; No. red Ball Si0s
VA No. 1 do. Sd 10.
CORN-Heavy; mixed and yellow In
Dulk 0Jgblc; white 6Jc; choice mixed
sacked zoe; elbow ne; white 75g8O.
OArS-Heavy at 47g45c in bulk; E2g53e
sacked.
BARLEY-Dull at 81 Is for strictly prime
Minnesota; u 50 for choice Fall.
RYE-Dull at roc for prime.
" HEKY-Firm al 9tc.
GROCERIES- Dull and unchanged
BROYIsIOES-EIrm but not so uctive.
Pork 81 50gT 75. Dry saltshoulders Ig5<c:
clear sizes li2z9l5c. BacOn-large con-
eumptive demands shoulders l25Se; clear
rib l5tZc; clear sides l61Ic. Laro, choice
tierce on orders, l0c; Kegs l7c.
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AUGUSTUS EDDY.-The fu-
this pioneer of Methodism
lace in indianapolis, on Friday
The Journal says:
funeral of this venerable Chris
,ok place yesterday, at Trinity
in the presence of large au-
of sorrowing people, who had
the deceased and loved him
amiabIe qualities of the head
cart. and fer the spOtless purity
life, The Chapel was beauti-
decorated, mostly with white,
er, IN accordance with the ex-
g wish Of the relatives OF the de-
B who desired that there should
a3 music or sombre colors in
We of inconsolable grief, in view
fact that the deceased had gone
among us full Of years and hon
AID had died happy with a
,se Of the New Jerusalem irradi-
and identifying his countenaoee
eth faded away.
y. j. v. r. Miller. Of Richmond.
aIirered the opening address. and
~ Sims read The memoir of the de
d. DR.. Gillette then spoke, after
the twenty ministers present
lunded the coffin and sang
.vml Of praise. Then the funera
-5cge took up its liCe OF march tC
Hill.
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The Fearfui C1YCER subdued.

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED -
Having been long ali cd with CANCkf#
resQrted 10 OH the remedies OF which
could hear. AmOng them was one recon
mending a certain herb 20 me Aa cure.
i (as / supposedl procured the herb.
and prepared ard applied 40, which
made perfect cure but on eNaMinatI uu
by the family phyelclhn no informed ua
that the herb had useut which he'd ma
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recomme uded. All WnQ arc auicted Cn#
fnd "a speedy cure hy sending for She
cipe. with full dtrectlons for use. Price
Address. with regif tered letter on inOuaT
Iarsfa. Orange aHatHs Hal# urH
.H4 Uam
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BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANs, FED y.
CorroE- -AIiddIIng 241182l18c. sales $50
bales; receipts $500 batss; exports 10 Law
erpoOl u 43l bales
CoRN-Ffrmer at 81 O75agl ID.
Siras 1tlsTi'lsI, P1Rt.3 FIRM at 500 tOg30 90.
BAC0r-FIrmer; shoulders he; rib sides
l75Ic: clear rib Ibl2c.
Corr EE-A nc. z,.o ~ ~ iaif DIG
changed
ff0ID-I4I@-
IgHlLTar r-al-'-lElt fFal. aH ...H .nrz
af uaI0s discount.
aEE INa-1
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This splendid Hair Dye ls the best in tue
world Harmless reliable, iu8tantan6oua 1
does not contain load nor amy pH0tle puie
son 10 produce paralysis on death. Avoid
boa.sffnv vlrtues they do not possess. TUH
genuine w. A. Datoneior,s, Hair Dye hos
had 30 years untafnlsLea ea reputation Iu
HafT Dve-I3lack or Brown. sold 81 nIE
Drnagisfs. Applied at II Bond street. Now
V~rE fEn1U
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seems 20 be q great variety
9a as to the effect the decision
1preme Court upon the Legal
currency will have upon the
Of the country. The
ork Tribune warns the peo-
get their houses in order
ld from under. as the decision
speedy resumption Of specie
s. The EUenjHg Post holds
2 tas ame view. and urges that the
s.a shall be accepted by Con
grez the public as leading direct
y umption, and also as a eau
i banks and bankers IN re-
deposits and increasing
ons, which may, in very short
q must, within a few years,
payable IN gold" Other in
papers, however, do not
!. as much Of shower, after
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nav- For BLACK WORMS ana pTWpr1.a
on the face, use EerrB'a C0aea0nc nltd pf..-
pie Remedy, prepared only by Dr. b. Il
PERRY, 40 Bond Street New NOrr aCI.
everywhere. the trade supplied hv uyhrf.
sale medicine dealers. lnoI7 ann euN
80 To remove Moth Patches. FrackIa=
ana ran IfOm lne face use pCrrW's Non
and FTeccIe Lotion. pEenared oulV ~ -
y. q. PERRV. sold by All drunuI9ta
n0vH d8m SDN
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OTTowA, February IA procIa-
nation appears in to days official
Gazette. requiring that on and after
the 10th OF April next, American
silver shall pass current at the rates
determined by the Government. as
follows: Fifty cent pieces at 40 cents;
% cents at 20 cents; 10 cent pieces at
8 cents; D cent pieces at 4 cents.
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last report OF the Methodist
Committee fully relieves the
ork Book Concern and all
cd with it from the charge of
i3r or mismanagement. DR..
ION is especially commended
lb.e and upright administra-
its affairs. The report says
10 the time of the late dis
e, we find that the Concern
increasingly prosperous, and
success has not been sur
equaled, by any other reli-
a5iishing house in the world,
at it IS ndMs in a sound and
condition, aid under such a
3f checks and safeguards as
ees security" Tho testimony
u1ous, and if printed would
IS estimated, about one thou
rra
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STRAYED.

TAf5 ULE-One bay mule, blind Ia one
1x6- eye, about hve or six years old; has
harness marks about fourteen hands
high- ANYBODY returning this mule to
KhONENBERGAR & BARRETT. at their
Livery stable on Locust street. between
fhfrd and Fourth or giving Information
ally rG WaI4ed Eha IErTT
L-Ie-Le--l-.- = L.-L----l. e--. - -L.L. ~.
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BosToN, February 12.-About noon
to- day, clerk employed By Manning,
Rowland Il Co, was knocked down,
choked and robbed of 81, 200 in the
entry of First National Bank, State
Street. The robber was captured by
a tcamster and all the money recov.
cred.
In accordance with the legislative
edict. tlo State Police was reduced
this morning 90 63 men. the previous
number having been l3j.
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h aah. nhae
-hErfrnfa w
uNiea HrU
s38o@471
=. mEAr- Firmer. with sales ~ NO nf
etaef5aci NO Z. stI1sa1e, closing Quiet nf
8l14e. 4nle Allernoou Mo- ia ffm at 8lMm
e2c, eHAh 3-Ici seller March
ConN-Duu ana XNLc lower. aafon Of
NO : ~ fy54ef0laef nos quiet aud steady
~ ODc closing quiet ana unchanged ihla
afternoon.
38Mo.
kgE-Iuactlve and steady 40 0saa0o for
BAaLEY-DuI 81 e5a79c or Eo.
ltIGnW1hEs- Firm I'D 0Zof3s.
FHONlSlON4-Ea er MnsB pork 9gmgTt<n
loWeri sales ht t2d 600 28 01lS. cnHh. FlI Ni
buyer Fepruaryf snu t27 seller April. Close
Ing At tD 5f14W2J -, su ana aatl8r Marnh.
Meats quiet aud rec lower; rough SLIDER. l8cs
dry salted shoulders, l0Ic shoIt rib inid-
dies, l4ci sweet picked hams, l8i<c. green.
l3jIc
Lam Quiet ana Pc lower. sales at la]<
@lotI5 closing nt laLc.
hoes-DIe91ed Gull ADD lower: sales nt
$40 l25aWlO So, closing at $40 a5alO a0 divide
ing or AUJ. Live steady ard fairly mnLlwe
az s5 4D4S 81 f0r common 30 extra.
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gF4asA rs FOR YOUNG MEN. vine
= have fallen into vicious habits, aud
MANHOOD, win certain means IL reiiaF
for the ahilcled. Sent ia sealed letter ems
velopesi free Of charge. Address. How
PHTA. PA. rnmrN
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BY Teisgraph.I NEW KoEK, Feb. ~.
DRY Go0Ds-The market ia cotton goods
is IabherinacuVe, al hOugh. for all classes,
exceedingly strong. la brown ana bleach
ed 5heetiugs ana Shirtings all the lead
Iug makes continue iu good request. In
Dsnlm3, rair business IS reported, while
Tor CottOnades Of prominent MAKE es there
continues fair demand, and thrOug hout
the general market may be reported Ia
improved condition, although tha volume
OF business has not much improved for the
week
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u Eeallnr P0al.

A EsDay for Young Men on tile Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diacnnos and AbuHez
which create impediments 30 MAnHrHcn
with sure means Of relief. Sent ln aealol
letter emvel@pear free OF charge. Aadrca
Dr. j. SKILLLN HOUa HTON, HoWnra
Association Philadelphia, Pa.
juuil d3m lsD al
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Chicago Post has a lady editor,
guI2rly occupies a desk in the
A correspondent of the New
Eujl says Of her:
1e lady is an accomplished
"a married sister Of one of
oprietors. She writes a large
: of the book reviews, and ocoa-
y discourses on art and drama /;
r,tical mind and Yields a grace
i, and, with enough Of poetry
manly feeling in her efforts to
6em pleasing, is yet free frcm
ishing sentimentaIity in which
alter sex are prone 10 indulge. .
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, February 12,-Rhe
Select Committee on American Navl-
cation Interests have agreed to report
bill allowing drawbacks on ship
building materials, not to exceed
eight dollars per ton on wooden sail
ing vessels, ten dollars per ton on
composite sailing vessels, with iron
frames and wooden planking; ten dol
lars per ton on wooden steamers;
twelve dollars per ton on composite
steamers; twelve dollars per ton on
iron sailing vessels, and fifteen dollars
per ton on iron steamers. When the
materials used are of home produc
ton. it allows ship stores and coal to
be shipped and consumed free of duty.
The third section allows an annual
subsidy to American vessels engaged
in the carrying trade for over SIX
months Of the year, between Amerl-
can aud foreign ports, or between the
several foreign ports, as follows: Brit
ish American provinces, $3.50 per ton
| for sailing vessels or steamers; with
4 European ports, four dollars per ton
for steamers; with all other foreign
ports, three dollars per ton for steam
eTs.
The Committee will also report a
bill substituting for all TONNAGE du-
ties Of thirty cents per ton, and abol-
ishiug all harb0r dues, pilotage fees,
or other taxes imposed by State or
municipal laws.
By direction OF the President the
District of Columbia is hereby trans.
ferred from the Department of the
| Coast to the Department Of Virginia
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llNoinnaII NarHn..

bs Ieiearapn.l CIHGIlERATI. Feb II,
FLoUR-Unchanze family, g5 20a5 40.
W WHAAT-Duil, but not lower; red, 81 l0g
CoRN-Unchange and quiet az 7O97ac.
OAT5-Dull at 50051c.
RYE Unchanged and steady at g5d 1909,
BARLEH-ln fatr demand al 81 I04I %
for Spring, and 81 25gl 80 for Fell.
CoTrON-Duu; middling, 24Ic
WHuKX-In good demand AZ 03s.
H0GS-Dull at Is 5Og9 p, butchers and
shippers buylnk receipts, 200 head.
FRoNIsIoN S-N eglected, but holders re-
main compare lively firm. Mess Pork was
held at cz5i ana some sales were made at
this rate. Bulk Meats dull; shoulders
l0Ac, and sides I5/gl4fzc asked. Bacon
dull; demand limited; shoulders I2lSc,
and sides 1910 and l61<c for clear rib aud
clear. Sugar-cured hams 18J60i91Sc.
LARD-Dull and neglected steam I4ISc,
ana kettle was held at l6c.
BUTTER-S 81 eady at 25933c.
EGGS-DulI at I9020c-
CHEESE-Dull at l6Wl8c.
OIL-Linseed Was held at Oza8l: mostly
held out OF the mar1et. Lard OH dali al
81 4Jgl 43. Petroleum 5083Ic for renned.
SEED-NO ch 5uge.
GOLD -llgt< buying.
EXCHANGE-Dul at LILO discount buv-
ing, and par selling.
MONEY-Easy at Solo per cent.
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HON. AMAsA ATwArER has
ba esed Professor Of Languages
ay rustees Of the Indiana State
Ua ity. A gentleman, resident
Esr Wayne, presented the Uni
18th two thousand volumes,
ded to their library.
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WAsHNGToN, February 12.-Col.
VIM. G. Moore, Paymaster, formerly
confidential secretary to President
johnson, has resigned his position in
the army.
France. Prussia, and other States Of
the North German Union, and Italy
having adopted the provision as to
Consular jurisdiction over crews and
vessels. Ghe President has proelaimed
such treaties with the United S5-
accordingly.
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New York, Febcuary 13. - The
steamship Atlanta, from London, an j
Auglin, from Glasgow, arrived to-
night.
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Dissolution 0f OODartnerghiD.

TAT Office Hs HEREBY GIVEN. that
between the under8ianed, hv aud III M
name OF Altering a. BrCmmoihnua. hna
been dissolved by frutnal consent Henrv
Bfommelhaus iclires from the nrm. and
II. q b. Aalering will continue thh buai-
ness a. the old stand. All persons hnouv.
Ing themselves Indebted fo said nrm nrn
requested TO coll and settle without delay.
HENRY AHLMaING.
j, B. AHLHHlhG.
HENRY BhOMMELHAU8.
Evansville, February 10, 1870. [fef5 d2yy
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STaELING-DuII at S5zG9: Cotton bills
sc1rce showing large portion Of su eX-
change goes directly from southern ports.
GoLD-DuIl; opened at 2J1s touched l9Z,
1ugtOn state the whole force OF the Ad-
M lntstrattou VIII be thrown against Sher-
mans Cuban resolution. and IT'S ultimate
passage a. doubtful. Carrying rates, 4u61S
per cent Tue steamer Rhein, for Europe,
TOOK tlbj.09O. The exports for the week
were 574I,72l,
Gently and a fraction higher closing
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aw invention Ia the 6maEufac-
pottery has been introduced
elty-a mould in which the
st and cut out, thus doing
.ue hand work. 1t will be
. use at 3the New Albany pot
about two weeks.-Nel0 AZ
zd0er.
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kgD, Kane County, Illinois,
mejarity Of Catholic inhabi-
sa- 10 are showing their devotion
arian education By compell-
ia teachers Of the public schools
to instruction in the Roman cat
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HELENA, NJ. T., Feb. 13.--Snow-
ing. Late adviccs from Cedar Greek
are that the miners report favorable
discoveries inside the gulches. This
undoubtedly will be the largest
camp in the Territory the coming
season. The quartz mines In the Vi
cinifv Of Helena are paying better.
and in more prosperous condition
than ever before.
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Br9eiegraphl

p Telegraph MNsrmm. Feb. I2
CoFroN-Is held 90 2lo. Receipts. .85z
bales: exports, MS bales
hLOUR-5upHruu E1H6 -.
CORE-olM92Lc.
OATs-7Oa75c.
HAY-62lM16 90.
BRAN-g22 CO
PoRE-slB
LARD-l00lIkc.
BAC0N-A.oulderH nominal
BULK MEAT3.-BhOuldeTI ne, and rIdoa
l51<c.
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WAsuINGTON, Feb. 13.-A long
Communication from a committee of
the present Georgia Legislature was
yesterday laid before the Senate Judi
ciary Committee. They claim that
the former Legislature was composed
in part Of Ineligible persons, and
that the present one was c0nstitu-
tiOnai In pursuance of an act OF Con-
gres5 requiring re organization, in
which eligible members be permitted
to take seats. They say the old clerk
had died, aud the clerk was clearly
ineligible. Hence the precedent set
by General Meade, In 1868, was fol-
lowed by the appointment Of officers
to organize the respective bodies.
We shall say nothing Of their
fitness. General Terry, being on
the spot, knows both gentlemen
well, aud his Endorsement should be,
and we believe will be. sufficient for
this honorable committee. As to
seating the next highest, when an in
eligible member had been voted for.
has not only the sanction of the com
mittee, but published circular that
this rule would be adopted. This,
too, IS question that was settled by
the body after its complete and full
organization. IF eligible members
have been ousted aud ineligible mem
bers seated, we yield jurisdiction, and
earnestly hope for It's immediate cor
rection.
As to the eject Of a recognition by
Congress of this as the first legally
organized body Of eligible members
OF The Georgia Legislature, suffice it
to sav, we are not responsible for it
should this question be settled other
than by the Constitution, ordinances
and laws Of the State When
they are enforced we shall be
content. Many sUrmises, conjec-
lures and aspersions by the honorable
geutlenea cast upon Governor Bull
| lock and insinuated against General
Terry. We know that they can
stand, for it is but repetition of
similar charges from equally respect
able sources. The committee close
By submitting that if the object of
| Congress was to organize a Leg
islature In Georgia, OF all eligi-
/ BILE members under the Four
/ teenth Amendment, and who
could take the required oaths,
aud further not to exclude eligible
members who received the highest
number Of votes, that is now accom-
plisbed, and further solicit and defy
/ the closest scrutiny upon the subject.
3
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PARIS. Feb 12-The city is now
tranquil. Seven Of the editors Of tho
Reform newspaper received orders to
appear before the Court to answer
charges for violation of press laws.
In answer to the summons, the Re-
form this morning publishes an aIti-
Gle against the Government of extra
ordinary violence
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NEW YoRK, February 12.-Havana
correspondence gives news for the
FIRST time, Of the brutal murder OF
another American citizen, Vincent
DOnes, of Florida. He weRt over to
Havana from Key West IN the same
steamerthat conveyed the remains of
Castamon, editor of Hoz dc Cuba, and
relating somewhat modified account
Of the assassination, was set upon in
San Jose Street ia the evening by a
band of armed. volunteers, and put to
death. No arrests were made. After
the Castamon obseques nine Cubans
were massaored IN Havana and a
plumber in Matanzas.
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WASHINGTON, February 13.-Ad-
miral Barragut, in letter to the Sec
retary of the Navy, generally approves
of the bill for the reorganization of
the Navy. He, however, believes
there should be provision for
Board of Surveyors of Admiralty, be-
lieving it would be for the general
good Of the service. He thinks there
should be ten Medical Directors, with
the rank of Captain, and twenty En.
gineers, for the Engineer Corps, with
the rank Of Commander. He says
that no officer below the grade of
Commodore should fill the Office of
chief Of any Bureau Of the Navy De-
partment, aud that executive officers
should have precedence over all off =
GERS attached to vessels. yards, sta =
tions or establishments, while ia the
discharge Of their duty.
With these exceptions the bill
meets his cordial appreciation. lie is
glad all the Board aud the Secretary
of the Navy are ready as himself to
accord the earned promotion to tho
staff officers.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-.A man,
damus against the Jackson Railroad
extension along the St. Joseph, 5. T..
ana River viii be made perpetual.
Upon the application Of q commit.
tee Of citizens, Judge Collins to-day
made . mandamus pre-emptory re-
quiring the city auth horities to order a
municipal election for the second
Monday in March. as the law pro-
vides.
A bill was introduced IN the State
Senate to day, requiring municipal
elections to be held on the second
Monday IN November, thus either
proIonging the term Of the present
incumbent or allowing the Governor
to appoint
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Nashville Market.
NeW 0Fipana WaPkof.

By Telegraph.l NASHVILLE, Feb. AZ.
CoTTOS-DuIt: low middllng, 221z9&c;
good ord mary. 22c. -5LoclI, 80 bales.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-14

G. Y. SIMS and his congrega-
ate the basement of their
4roh yesterday. tits a splen-
les.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-14

HARTFoRD, February 12.-An in
cendiary fire in Stafford last night CON
sumed the entire works Of the Stafford
Loom Co. Loss $4,000 Insurance
$4,000 Johnson & Weeden, spool
cotton manufacturers. in the same
building, lost $4,000. Insured for
S.. .O00