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SYNOPSIS er GOV. Craig's Message.

ST. LOUIS. January 6.-Governor
Craig, Ia his message, says three
hundred and sixty miles OF railroad
have bea built during the year, and
OBS miles are in course Of consiruc-
ton. Tbs Governor discusses tRe
Eesources of the State at length, AID
@Rgises that every meaps be used to
give information regarding them 20
the rcople of this eou1tTy aad Of
Europe On the tariff question he
eays the present tariff sh0aid. and no
doubt, will be modified, and the
duties placed on luxuries, but hopes
the free trade movement may be re-
carded with suspicion. Regarding
capital punishment he Is not con
vinced of its harbarify, and sdds that
the teaching Of christianity il that
the ruler bsreth not the sword II
vai2, for he is the minister Of Cod
a revenger 10 execute wrath up0a him
that doeih evil
The public school fund amounts to
over s. 100000, aad he schools
/ throughoue tee State are "a q posper-
Gus condition He recommends the
establishment Of reformatory
school for young parsons convicted Of
| minor offences, and urges tho ad0p
| tion of the Fifteenth Amendment i'm
mediately on the receipt Of the attest.
ed copy from Washington, and closes
with the admonitIon that tue nation
/ Is preserved that recognizes 10 right
eusneSs that the Most High Tuleth in
d! the Kingdoms of men.
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u ~. REAKEr.

y. ~. q AsL1yE3 = gen
REAL ESTATE aud COLLECT. sc
AGENT.
-Eics oa bfain street, between Third aud
-sb SO, 855k lover KeuCf'5 Gun Storel,
ne Ind Eepl9, e5.
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Bsnk nividend.

RTO % sECE r. hereby given that On SatuF-
~ dey, the 18Th day of January, 1870, we
Y iti seli al puoilc aucitou, a. cur place q
busintEs, on First street, a steam engine.
tae property CT William Rogers, EFF with
as for rep ira fsOEe than ok months ago.
toe fair nd reasonable cnaEges not hoing
p sd ilr Work On fhe same.
hcHULTZE, TRCMAN & 20.
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CIscINNATI. January 6.-No pew
features in the telegra piers strike.
w. j.. Percy. Post yffiee clerk, vas
acquitted by the jury. without leaving
their seats. on tho charge u opening
registered letters
Jno. G. Breckenridge has been APP
pointed attorney Of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad for Kentucky.
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PIna Sfores fnr Ranf-

4 WHOLE OF No. 81, AED THE
eg9nd. third. and fourth stories, and
ls.f Of cellar, OF No. -, Aorth First
n ia the hest VINO esaie portion Of
.sfv Zach st9rS Is - Dy Ia ct, four
- rfgh. W-.ln cellars 3 feet IN the clear
easn stores dneig nutsheo. Posses.
r-1 fusrs elfatcivs t. good tenants
.ut fnezs sEsre5 Hery low.
~ ~ GEL8EhE ~ Co.,
- ECiesais Grocers.
rlu $50 b &1rtn Eaxlt street,
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News from Sc. Thomas.

ST. THOMAS, Dec. 80, VIA HAvANA,
Jan. 5.-It is reported that the Cacos
arc besieging Port au-Prinee. and
tbat they hare made breach IN Sal
raves lines. Or the 22d Of December,
SalnaYe retreated to Fort Pelion.
where he fred a magazine, ard With
his fourteen sons perished Another
report IN circulation Is that oainave
has fed % St. Domingo, and las
claimed the protection ot Pre3dont
Baez.
General Luperou AID Cabris have
published a protest against the sale u
tae Bay of Samana 10 the United
States. They ara bitter against Baez.
ST. Thomas. January 6--RumoTs
arc in circulation thai the obstacle to
tho completion Of the sale of the
Island to the United States has been
removed. But httle eredencs is gwen
to the reports.
The French Minister has returned
from Jamaica to Haytl.
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R=OSADALIS

'WHE GnEAT AMERICA
y HEALTH HEBf0hER, puuf
Tho blood an1 cJrol hero.u
4 layphil.a, bEln niaea8oas Nheau
Itam, H.Ge47aH dI Women, and
+ tChr0uic AlectIol1 af thn Bloc
Liver nnd NidnaYa. Recommend
Iby tho Medical Faculty aud ma
|fhoulrnd af crr bcat citizens.
Hcnd tic testimony of fhHs.ci1
,anl pafIaus1 who haro used tos
'dAl-ai He1t f0r our Rol1fnl.8 Gu.
~ Health Book, or Almanac Cor O
year, which vie pufsiah for gratis
.i0ug dlst15uiioui tW.ll UIo Y
much valInblO lni0rmnlou.
Dr. r. W Carr OF BntIm1
says'
Ithke uioarur8 in rceommeufi
your il0ahDtLls n4 8 very poWuH
aiteraarc. haVo feeu VIZ uacu u
Two cngca With hrpry feeu.f9-olu
in q case az secondary eHphlIa, ln
vh.ah il1 patient PRONOUNCED h.M
IVcif cured eliar having tnFau aHH
bottles of y0ul medicine. The 0ifar
7. i9 hcnssc ~ Hcr1.uIl ~ long g.aulIrH
which i1 rapidly improving uuQ
iig nee, ma thc Iulicatica9 Gre ihI
che patient wlli soon recover
h1ro r1rcluily examined thn iormH.n
1y which your MoHadfila Ia mcf
aud lud It en- excellent compoN
.of aifeni V8 inafedIruigs
Dr. Sparks, ~ Nlch1'aaWlle. H~
E7ya De- has wed ncladsl.a ln C1ae.
.of serehia and Secondary hypnI
HIth raH Factory nfHitT=la 8 rie1I.
er Of tha blood 4 kuoW no bot
Emn1el q ueFadi,n. Murroe
bono. Tcl1s lyn
j have used aaFrl bo dfcq ~ N1r
fFIis, an1 am entirely cured
EAauuai Eell mn aUl l1lfH
ra ! wiah lt Coz mv brother Hho 3
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BENJAMIN beehicL, 0f L.m1t oh
rGica haTo aua9r-i l0 tHnE
years eIln au iuVhria rEHri'
over ms whole body. h fhcti HE
also j rureUnr-l q N0.fIn ol H1
daIs, ani Is cloeto4 o. FaI.leL eil
Rofadalis ls erii hy a'i dregg.s
Laboratory, ca E1caHaga FIae
BaLTffCnE.
DRs. CLEGEETA WIVES a 0g
Proprietor
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! 8 g g g

EHE WORKING CLASS We are
prepared 10 furnish ali classes viii b
ut nploy ment at home. the who @
iae or for the spa Q moments.
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q tbeIr whole time TO tue busines. :.
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ael all who sea this notice may
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sent fres by mail. Header, II
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CHICAGO, Jan. Ga commuuica.
ton at Sheridan's headquarters, this
morning, from ct. William, states
that Lieut.. General Sheridan has
gone to Grand Rapids, Michigan. to
attend the reunion Of the Second
Michigan Cavalry, Of which ho was
Colonei-tbe FIRST and only regiment
he commanded doring the war.
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I1Rrgesf CircuIntIon

II contains Ell ms News 81 tho uas
Domestic and i.pr@ga, by Telegraph and
szaii
"Vari1ty fs The spice OF Lifs," and orefe
issue Of the JouREkL is ful of O. variety of
News, Goestr, and Migeoiianooua RoadiDs
II publishes Reports OF the Markets OF
all tns commercial centers OF tao country
lis Reports Of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
It aims to be O reliable General Newa.
paper, and 70 be ahead 90 aii others o.
every respect
The aim Of It's Edii5rs % 20 make it tho
paper for the eopioi inatruclve 10 aii
sought for bg tho business man. tha
farmer, tho professional man, Che me.
ehanic q household companion tbs
politicians guid8-lr fact. 20 make 80 81
nearly EVERYBoDY'5 paper cas- possible
River Men viH md our Reports not cal.
eelied on any paper fn ne grsas 1ffssa5ipr
VGlleyf
our facilihss Joy doing all kinds al
JOB Printing for Steam5oais are un
CQUahd
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ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 6. The Legisla
ture Was fully organized, aud ihe
G0Yernor' message read, this after
Co1n.
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~ n HARaRAVE.
roRNEY at Ia "

90 on Thtra street. "a Washington
e Block
t = Dractfcs . various CouIts cf
-ireait. Prom pt attention 70 Ofdes
fdSc4 dSra
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MEMPHIS. Jau. 6.-Tho municipal
elecuon passed off quietly. JOAN
johnson, regular Democratic candid
sic, elected Mayer, By probably 1000
, majority
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The Dollar SUN.

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OuR PECULIAR SUFFERING
And re deception is more frequent
than that By which we persuade our
selves that on the whole our lot Is
one of the hardest that ever wass
Every body wants people 20 think hat
his troubles ara wore than ans body
/ peculiar. / never had any body come
to me with bis troubles that ne did
not think they were peculiar. You
know that peculiar means personal
! TIE old saying ia respect to boil,
is strikingly truo in this respect 20 all
mental 4 tioubl9s. There Is but one
place whera q man can bear = BOIL,
and that is on his neigh Dor! The
only place were man can bear suffer-
l ing is on somebody else - 6eecher.
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Foreign News.
ENeLAHD.


LONDON, Jan. 6-The amouas OF
bullion in the vault Of the Bank Of
England has decreased 100 600 pounds
Sterling slnoo last week. There ale
rUH0Ts inst quite g eerious rot Oc
curre2 near LoBgford, il Ir3iaoz, az.
tended With loss &c lie.
QUEENsToWH. Jau. 6.--1he Steam
ship PeaneFlTsnia. tTO0 Nov York
has arrived
: LoNDox, Jao. 6.--Aa extract Of
MIRA. Stoves Lady Byron Vin3ioa-
ted, containing oBs thoussRd one
hundred ind tAiEty cue W9rds, was
received by the Anglo American
aad Atlantic Cables. last evening.
and published IN the Pan HAL
Gozefse 20 day. The Gozeite's Amer.
icaD correspondent adds, that here
ia America. the public indigna.
ton at the conduct Of Mrs. Stove
il this matter. has only been in
tenslfad b publication of this 80
called defense.
FRANCE
PARIS, January 6 - During the
week just passed the heavy on flow Of
specie from the Bank Of France had
eontinGed. The amount in The vault
to day il 81 500 900 francs lsss than
on last Thursdsy.
MARsEfLLEs. January 6.-Lorillard
has blJBn up and destroyed his yacht
Meteor, recently wrecked near Tunis.
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THERE is much justice in the order
OF the President. addressed to the
Secretary ct War. on the day after
New Years, requiring all military Of
ficers who have teen on duty in
term Of three years, to report fer field
duty in the We9t, and also 10 prepare
detail OF the necessary officers to fill
their places from those who have had
a long term of field duty on the from
tier. The object Of the order is to
equalize the service Of the various Of
feers, by dividing thedesira5l bic places
among deserving men A relieving
order. to officers on tbe frontier, who
have long been separated from civiii-
cation, will he pleasant New Year
eft.
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!. VTTEIITIER. 81 II. .CharLes street
Law CAaDs.
6. ". SHAEKLIE,
a and Real Estate Office,

tWita " 81. II. WAbkER,)
-sHz ga 5GAIN AND THIRD SIS.
be City aud Suburban Property
ands IN Indiana, Illinois, and Ken
-lr sale or eXchange. IocZ1 d6nl
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GLASGOW, January g The steam
ship Cambria, from New York, ar
rived = Moville today.
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RNEF-KaET-NNRT

~ TIT kA-AAAI
WIS WANTED everyWhere to sell
EaICAN kNtITI NJ MACHINE,
tlv practical Family Knitting Ma
ever invented. Price So. VIII kuil
.Ft61hes per minute Address a AEssI
~ TING AACHIS E Co, Boston
8a LiOuts, bio.
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TEA STORE.
TEA STORE.
ORIENTAL
7 e "A sTOR E!
H. A. COOK

TRAa NOW OPENED HIS NEW
- e-EsBEsE. IN the New Opera House,
and ohefs . tue trade the best assorted
stock OF Fancy and staple Groceries ever
II - a -.
a IL. grades, from tho choicest TO a coed,
-GA- cheap Tea, anu pledges himself 70 sell
- low foT tue same quality ae car be
bought in New York, OF aug Tea Com
paDy or Tea Degler.
COFFEEG.
DIO, % Government java, Ceyion,
.6@ and Jsva assorted grades 90 pEIces
roasied every dag and ground free Of
SUGA AIRS.
GRANULATE0, Crushed, Powdered.
~ Cut Loaf, CODee, a, b, Sc, at prices
that VIII be sure ID suit.
r. 6XRUPS.
vEYHzTE DuIPs. New York steam
W. Amber and Golden, 80 prices lower
than any timc since Tie war.
Butter and Choose.
EXTRA clolco genuine Orange County
Ia Butter. Extra choice genuine Goshen
buLteT.
CEQICE ROLL BUTTER.
Neg York Factory Cheese TO Euit al
tseies.
Western Reserve Cheese,
English Dairy
kins Appls
Sap Sage and Eadam
All arc asked 90 call and sec what hue
goods. cheap prices and good qualities are
offered at the
ORIENTAL TIA STORE,
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
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c.tli1 sr------- v
WEEELT JOURNAL.
1Ea 1Dg oue year. .--.--.---- ----.--t -
af-e COPIES. CCs year.. -.--.--- - =
s e0nsez. one veaT-s ------ ---.-.- - t4
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From the New YORK Tribune, January I. ]
Hopeless Insolvency OF The Atlantic
ana Great Western Railway CGm~
paRY-A keceiVeF 8ppoinled.
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H1LLAED's
BnnuaOm SENSE

YOUR DOCTOR Or Druggist for
VET QUISIEE-it equals lbitter)
e. MaDuiacsursd by ST = tSN :,
& co. Chemists. New i OTk-
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A. H. MoEaAN, Assistant a ssessor,
Portland, Oregon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-27
Secretary Stanton.
His TriumphaI ToaF Through Mexico Magnif-
cent 0vatiOnS-ReCeptiOn by Juarez and the
MinisterS-Kis Future Movements.
Fr3m the NeW YORK lim 9.

L ON Inc NEW. 1Ofk = tl2eSl an. 16.1f
Two gentlemen who have accompanied
Hon. William II. Seward, eX-Secretary of
State, during his tour in Mexico, arrived in
this city yesterday, and from them we have
obtained the particulars Of Mr.. Stewards jour
ney through our sister republic, and the mag
niticent ovations that were everywhere ten
dered him.
The Government of Mexico, represented by
President JH9TeZ, was anxious to honor the
man who had done so much, while he was
Secretary of State of the United States, to
uphold the Republic of Mexico when its life
was menaced by foreign intervention and
through whose fundamentally victory at last
crowned her efforts for independence. a
prominent Mexican, Mir. L. Bossero.
was deputed by President Juarez to meet Mr..
Seward and party-Which consisted of Mr.
Frederick Seward and Wife, and a few person
al friends-on arrival at the Mexican bort on
the Pacific coast, and conduct the distin-
guished guests through the country to the
Atlantic or Gulf seaboard.
Mr.. Seward and party left San Francisco
by steamer, and landed at ManzanilIo, which
is a small town OF little importance on the
Pacific coast. At this point an escort of
about $50 soldiers joined the party, and accom-
panied by Mr.. BosserO, continued with them
until their approach to the City of Mexico.
the reception at MauZanillO was enthusiastic,
the inhabitants turning out en- nlaSSe to well
come tie" great Americans. From there
the party proceeded to Colima, where the
ovation was equally imposing, and thence to
Guadalajara, where the demonstration of well
come was magnificent. A visit was thence
paid to the silver mines of Guarajuato, whie b
are very extensive and rich: Thence the par
ty went to QueretarO, which will ever he
memorable as the spot where Maximilian
met his death. Mr.. Seward spent some time
at this historical place, and then proceeded
by slow stages onward to the City of Nc xico
At distance of about twenty miles from
fbn NIT hn nat on hn ON
BY Mr.. Ledro Tejads, the Minister for Foreign
Relations; President Juarez, Minister Rome
70, Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, United States
Minister to Mexico and an escort of about
400 soldiers. The reception was enthusiastic,
and the greetings extended to the distin :
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-27
Fox and Wisconsin Rivers I'm
provement. Hgwzu z

Gov. Hoffman, of New York, in his an
nual message, speaks as follows OF the
Wisconsin and Fox Rivers improvement
project
At the request of. the Cove, nor of Iowa,
1 appointed, last autumn, delegates to
convention held for the. purpo ,.of pro
noting improvement in the navigation
of the Wisconsin River a work in which
the people of this state have a deep in
terest, as it will make, iii connection with
our canals, water communication com
plete from the Mississippi river to. the
city Of New York Canals do not, as
some say, belong to past age, nor are
they superseded or rendered useless by
the construction of railroads. Both canals
anu railroads are essential to the full and
rapid development not only of our own
state, but of our great northwestern
neighbors, whose interests and prosper
ty are so firmly interviewer with our own.
To the great grain-producin states Oh
the west, cheap transportation to the sea
board is necessity, and especially SO now
when tht prices of their products are low.
It IS no less necessary to the people OF
New York to have cheap transportation
from the west for our own Agriculture no
longer furnishes us with all the articles
of food we require. Other states can
compete.with US for the great trade to
End from the west by means of railroads,
but they cannot in the traffic by canals
for they have not our advantages i'll The
natural level OF surface. q eaa ass
In afording water transportation at low
rates through ,thealength Of our state, we
are contributing at once to our own pros
pcrity and to that of others. The sbusl
ress relations between New York and the
states referred to have always been close
it is our interest as well as theirs thai
these relations should be maintained anc
extended For their sake, as well as oul
own, barrier to full. and free Ill
terchange of the products OF their indus
try and ours should, if possible, be re
moved. Our canals were not constructed
wIthuthe narrow view of leVy.ngsa ta1
upon commerce, that the state nigh
thereby make money they were. bull
for the purpose of afording. facilities t
the internal trade of the country TIL
tolls should, therefore, be put at 10y
rates, and the canals be. made free as fal
and as fast as is practicable. 13efs .
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The Female Seducer.
From the N. Y. Indepeadel

aar from Inc N. L. iHOeptdOeht
Through so many ages man has been
the acknowledged educer of woman, the
fact has been overlooked and forgiven
that woman is often the seducer of man.
I know such a woman--a woman OF fash
ion, allied to man high in position
She is woman of large personal and
mental magnetism For what good puI-
poses does she use it ? She uses it to
''attract'' men from their allegiance to
duty, honor, and pure love ! She boast
ed in a drawing room that "sheneverz saw
q married man whose love she could not
win away from his wife, if she chose. .
"My dear husband, said fond little wo-
many s'you could not, nobody could, take
him from me'a 1.-THE little simpleton !!
declared the Lamia, afterward9 "Inzless
than. six months she came to me, crying,
begging me. to give her husband back to
her, that he upbraided her constantly foI
not being more like me- 1 don't want
your husband, / said, / only wanted to
show you that 1 could do what pfeased,
and to teach you not to trust in any mans
love-" There is many Lamia. She
stands the central figure of many a social
circle. In silken attire, in luxurious
home, surrounded by all the alluripg ac-
cessories of wealth and cultivation, her
self fascinating, if not beautiful, what
wonder that she draws within her
charmed sphere the many homeless, wife
less, dissatisfied men Of our acquaintance
The power of a woman thus poised and
surrounded cannot be estimated,
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sSresis Garden, Flower. Fruit
Herb, Tree, shrub and EyergreeL
seeds, with directions for culture
prepaid by matt. TIse most cOEn
pEete and .IudfcTOus assorInpentf
lIae country Agents warned.
% Sorts of either for 800; prepaid by mail
Also Small Fruits Plants, Bulbs, all the new Pa
tatoes. &C.. prepaid by mail. a fbs. Early Ros-
Potatoes, prepaid. for 800 Conover's Colossal
Asparagus. So, per 100; s25 per I000prepaid New
50 cents each. prepaid True Cape Cod Cranberry,
for upland or Iowland culture, $1.00 per 100 pre-
paid with directions. Priced Catalogue to any
address gratis also trade lst. Seeds on COM
mission b. M WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed warehouse, Plymouth, Mass hstao,asn-
ed in 1892 4Mou
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