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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22
Political Notes and Comments.

The smoke surrounding the late election Of United
States Senator from New Hampshire does not seem
to have yet cleared entirely away. The Exeter Necs
Letter RACES over the reelection OF Senator Cragn,
and denounces Mr.. +. II. Rawlings for '.seng OUT
To Mr.. Cragin. The Portsmouth Chronicle asks
"Diin't another candidate sell out to Mr.. Rollins
several days before the caucusr"
The prohbllonists OF Michigan are to hold State
Convention in jackson on August 3 and 4. to nomi
nate a ticket for State officers
Colonel Allen Of yincennes Ind, Is open for
the republican nomination for Congress from that
district.
The republicans OF the Tenth Congressional dis
trict OF Indiana have nominated Hon. William WILL
liains as a candidate for Congress.
Congressman Morrell, Armstrong, Scoheld, Negley
and Gilfillan OF Pennsylvania, II Is expected. viii be
ren0minated.
f. {. Marshall, OF Woodford, KY, has announced
that he shall run for Congress In the Seventh dis.
trict OF that State as an independent candidate.
James Hughes announces himself as an inde-
pendent candidate for Congress from the Sixth In
diana district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

no political views in common with Judge Akerman
yet he mas iui confidence In his honesty and capa-
city, and believes that no will reflect credit md
honor upon himself and his country while ne wea
the mantle or Cabinet onicer. Like thousands OF
able, though modest. lawyers he may be somewhat
obscure as politician; yet let him rejolce that he ia
new man" and that the best OF his lineage is not
under the ground.
ANOTHER vIEw-Sor QUITE so "coULEUR DE RosE.r
from the Macon lGa) Telegraph, June 49,.
The appointment OF Amos i. Akerman or this
State, lately United States District Attorney for
Georgia 70 the high position of Attorney General OF
the United states, will excite great surprise where
he Is not known at ALL and possibly where he Is best
known
Viewed from our standpoint, however tine fact IL
not At all astonishing TIE timber out OF which even
passaDle law officers can be made Ii very scarce IN
the crowd To which Alderman belongs, ana we do
him only Justice In declaring our conviction that he
Is aD0u! the best material, IN point or ability that
was attainaDle. He Is cold-blOoded calculating
persistent, energetic ana tireless and hates the
South ana TIE Southern people most c0rdlally-all OF
which traits II appears 10 us, likely TO be very
acceptable IN the chief law oiiicer for the present
administration. We wish Grants administration
JOY OF its new law officer, and wish him Joy OF IT,
We think they Will suit each other admirably. The
administration probably needs u fresh infusion OF
venom against the South, and Southern radical Il
tine man TO supply II. II individually needs vgor
ana Akefman certainly cannot make It weaker than
II Is. In Cabinet where intellectual ability IL re-
garded as worse than crime the new Attorney
General may possibly find himself at the head Of the
list.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

OUVFEKA6E IUCA'-Thsls Was ihodefae busincss do
heads So AZ 80 Is; do So do. SS 3 %; molasses do,
~ do W o. ~ 7qj pipe d. 49, % w bog do $50;
do, $40.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Recepts, SAG bbs -four. SOL bbs.
and 500 bags meal 142l3 bushels wheat, a. ESQ
260l do oats, s6l do The -four market ruled
n under fair demand for export the
sales low at full prices. Other kinds
quiet but steady The about bbs nclud
ing about 5000 bbs extra State Sc 30 for export
Southern -four dull but unchanged Sales 800 bbls
Rye -four quiet but steady with OF 200 bbls.
meal was dull but unchanged. Sales 100 bbs. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

WHALEBONE quiet and heavy. Sales 1UUU los.
Arctic at &c., gold and 5000 do northwest coast private
terms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 97s bbls. The market
tive but Sales $50 bbls at 81 0s 81 05H, nclud
ing patent at 81 Of q III %.
Wool market remains extremely quiet there being
Holders very anxious TO realize while buyers refuse
operate largely except at material reduction from
prices which sellers ndsposed grant, The business in
pulled wool 10 very small and prices are weak
arriving quite freely aud selling at about previous prices
Fall clip selling slowly but without change In value Texas
Is nothing of consequences doing In foreign, prices
about lbs fleece, nlos Including $1,000 Georgia and
lake at &c. &c., and Western State Ohio and Michigan
ssc for low and extra and nestle on private terms
10000 Texas At 25c &c., and 100000 lbs California
at 26c Bic spring clip, the latter price for ne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

i0o Mc though some holders unwilling TO ssI the
LEATHEH-wh moderate receipts and only fair stock,
the market for honlock sole fairly active and pricss
steady and hrm at our quotations The
snd chiefly for the prime grades For OAK there was
fair demand and prices steady, especially for
good grades, which were IN light stock. We quote
HemockBuenos Ayres, heavy 75c. z0tc per h. do do,
middle. 3oc. &c.; do do, Tight 26c. 3sc; California,
heavy, 30 S6c; do, middle, CSC. 29c do light 27c
aec; Orinoco dc, heavy 26c a7c. do. do, middle.
Tsc 2ct$c 49, light 26c. 2c good damaged all kinds
and WEIGHS Mc 2oc. poor damaged, all kinds and
wei,his nc 22c,; In the rough S6c 39c. OakSaugh
er hcavy osc &C.; dor middle, $780, 42c do light sSc.
d. :hs SS s ri 10 the rough heavy 44c do
MErALsThere still good demand for ngot, prices
lsse soc Baltimore fes sales were 3d. 90 lbs par.
FOR future delivery, at Zoe 2c for lake and sc ac.
Tor baltimore speer was dull and heard OF sales of
moment Common to prime brands quoted
Csc 61fc, gold. Load duh but unchanged.
Ordinary Foreign was quoted II @6B So 80.
gold Tin WAS dull and nominal, and heard of
OF moment We quote -Strzitn, 3Sc, gold English, xc.
Scc do and Banca, 4Sc 44c., do Plates dull and
nominal at 8 % w. gold, for c. charcoal; ~ "a 7b
do Tor o. sake SO SO 2 do for coke tsrne and "a rs
sSS 3d. do for charcoal do IronScotch pig dull
heavy At @SS % for Eglinon and $ S 80 for Gengar
mock Sales 100 tons OF the latter private Amer
can was scys and prices were nominal At ss sS tor No
and Sso Ssi for No. 3: No sales: Refined bar dull
god for English and x71 S72 currency for American
market dull there being scarcely any
demand and prices OF almost all kinds nominal The
sales untmpOrtant. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22
DO. 1885, 90. do. lls% ia; do. tenforties, reg
istered, 1Osx 1osk; 40. do, coupon, 10Sk 1osK.

DO. 1885, 90. do. lla% ia; do. tenforties, reg
istered, 1857 10sH; 40. do, coupon, 10Sx losK.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
In the Southern list the Tennessees were strong
and higher for the old bonds, but dull and lower
for the new. The general list was steady and closed
as follows:Tennessee, coupon, 90 81; do, new,
IS a 65A; Virginia, ex coupon, 90 90; do.
new, 6sk 69k; Georgia, SKIES, So o o.; do,
scyens, 95K 90; North Carolina, ex coupon,
Asa 40; new, 26& 81; do special tax, 26t % n;
Missouri skies, 9414 a 941a; 40. Hannibal and St.
Joseph, GA 90; Louisiana skies. II 771S; do
leyee skies, II rs; do do. Fights, 81 %;
Alabama fives, "a 70; do. Fights, 1917 lo2;
South Carolina skies, 81 a %; do. new January ana
July, SO a 82J4; do. d. April and October 80 81;
do registered STOCK, old, Is SO; Arkansas seveSs,
75H 70.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Money was easy at four TO five per cent on stocks
and three TO four improvements.
Foreign exchange was dun and heavy on the basis
of 1908 looX for prime bankers sixty day sterling
and li0S llok for sight bills
Commercial paper was in good request at SIX per
cent for prime double names.
The following shows the results OF tO-day's bust
ness at the Sub-Treasury in this city =
General balance yesterday $8s, 9sS 919
Gold receipts. x,004, 424
Gold payments. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 36,1O4
Gold balance. u, 100, 029
currency receipts. Observation-Disclosures. 562 6l9
Currency pay melts. ................ 259,054
currency palance .................. 10,4623 500
Genera paiance. 90,071, 585
oustouis... Observation-Disclosures. 100000
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DENTISTRY

rJ,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.--THtRTEE
years. henumbIng applications Crsrcotzasion; gas
mnistcred. Beautiful toeth 81 $40; pumpers for th
lips and hollow cheeks.
J. JAY viLLERs, LIS Grand street, ns&r Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

" ONKERs COTTAGE TO LET, FOR
L three MONTHS a small family only; location
xceponabie rent low. Address J. A. NJ boz l%6 Yon
kers Off
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

U,oR sALE-A THREE QUARTER SIZE BILLIARD
IN Table, Sharp's make; a. good to be sold 10
two days. Il. HuRsH, iz Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

TIME EVENING TELEGRAM,
THE LEADING PAPER OF NEW YORK.
THE FIRST WITH ALL THE NEWS
THE BEST REPORTS OF EVERYTHING.
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THE FASHIONABLE GOSSIP,
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THE CLUB MATTERS,
THE SUMNER RESORTS
THE SPORTING NEWS,
THE POLICE COURTS,
THE DOINGS OF THE CRY,
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LATEST BY NAIL,
THE WALL STREET MARKETS.
THE REAL ESTATE SALES.
THE GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER.
~ALL OVER THE CITY,"
TWO CENTS COPY.
Parties wishing THE TELEGRAM served their resi-
should leave their orders the stand
publication Office, 81 Nassau street. Subscription $6
ayear; 80 cents = month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

VIRGINIA LANDS ON THE ROANOKE vIRGINlAN
offers sale two choice and valuable Plantations
handsome improvements and ornamented grounds In
high rolling section Parties Interested invited
pany him home. Apply to MARCUS r. LANG. ~ Joha
street New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

NOR sALE-A HANDSOME GOTHIC VILLA, CON.
IL manding nnO view; "a apartments; bath, ice house,
barn, &C. acres q fertile land extensive lawn, urns,
price $4,000 half cash h 30 miles from Philadelphia
Postown, on Reading turnpike; 10 minutes FROM Pennsy
good Prairie, Floyd cQnny, Iowa. for half
actual value. Addreas DE- o0RQAE. Limerick sQyars,
Montgoussy county, Pc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

TrOR sALE-HANDSOAE COTTAGE, ONE ACRE OF
IN Laad barn, hall mile from landing north shore OF
staten Island; plenty fruit 81 500 $50 mortgage.
DARRIN. 30 Broad street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
Alas, Poor Paris!

France started OUT with arms far snpe-
rior to those of Prussin. Her cllassepots
were superior to the needle-gnu and her
mitrailleuses were enough TO send panic
through the ranks Of an ordinary foe--
France was, however, so weak in men, in
discipline, and, above all, in commanders,
that Prussia felt sure of capturing any su.
perior weapons which the enemy might
have.
II then, with monopoly Of these en-
gines of death, France now finds herself
TO have supplied the victor with them, and
to have few left for herself, where is there
any hope Of success in even limiting any
demands that Prussia may maker
But worse for her than this. France Is
but slumbering anarchy. Already fac
tions appear. Even the ,errors that sur
round them, and the black cloud that hangs
over them, are not sufficient to keep the
French people united.
A party, the Red Republicans, the Wis.,
ionsrles, whose pride aud vanity blind
them to the situation, are attempting to
overthrow the Provisional government, un-
d,r the prStext that it was likely to concede
too much to the conqueror.
How can France live under such circum-
siances' Already the signs point to the
Inauguration of the reign Of terror" The
government is removed to Tours, but Il is
said that Jules Favre will remain in Paris.
Brave man 10 run the risk.
There is, however, the brilliant prospect
that Prussia will afford the people Of Paris
so much entertainment that they will not
find time for internal anarchy before the
city will be under King Williams heel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
An Arkansas Fathers Advice
TO HIS son.


Bob, YOU are about leaving home fot
strange parts. iou are going TO throw mel
out Of the game and 60 il alone. The odds(
nre apin you, Bob-remember that indus
try and perseverance are tho winning'
cards, as they are the "bowers." Book
learning, and all that sort Of thing, will
do 10 fiji up with, like small trumps, but
you must have the bowers to back them, or
they amt worth shucks. II luck is agin
yon pretty strong, don't crave and look
like n sick chicken on rainy day, but
hold up your head and mako believe you
are flush Of trumps: they don't play 30
hard ngin YOU I've lived and Travelled
around some, Bob, and I've found ont that
as soon as folks thought you held weak
hand, they wouId all buck agin you strong.
So when you're sorter weak, keep on bold
look, but play cautious; be satisfied with
pint. Manys the hand I've seen EN- ell
chre cnusc they played for too much. Keep
yolr eyes we'll skinned, Bob; don't let EN-
mig you; recollect the game lays as much
with the head rs with the hands. BE tem-
perate, never get drunk, for then no mat
ter how good your hand, you won't know
how to play it; both bowers and the ace
won't save YOU there's ssrtain to be q
"miss deal" or something wrong And
another thing, Bob, this was spoken In a
very low tone don't 60 too much on the
women queens is kinder poor carcs, tho
more you have Of ON the worse it is for
vou; You might have three and nary one
trump. don't say discard them all il
you get hold of one that is trump, it's all
good, and there's sartain to be one ont OF
four. And above oil, Bob, be honest; never
tako mans trick wot don't belong to you,
nor "slip cards or mig" for then you
can't look your mau in the fhce, and When
that the case, there's no fun in the game !;
it's regular "cnt-throat." SO now, Bob,
farewell, remember wot | tell You and
you're sure to win, and If you don't II will
serve you right if you get "sk,tnked.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
A Nalee from iloe.irrd..


" we --''.'' = uA' p."" n''.'s,
oniy sn si'is ifo'l 'hs "sahh. :
eau properly sfffeea's ls peAut5
si'sh'asss' an 'hhefen' aasl'y
human ihihi lsads US 70 hgh'y
our su'teahi.hss, anu iohs y" sssa
sl''eh "hefs ishsy promises q sh
oi shl"ymshI Ne' anu hspsrisn
isl destroys, OF rose dfeams an
easlles' lh,foiness 'hs everyday
eseh nngh, imaginative picture,
ihdneed 10 believe ihsis was sny'hi
msfkae'e lh Shat was once anfo
every DAY NE -.
10 TIE unlnllia'eii Nof'herh iife
US lutury' fehn-hehi ani superiorra
lionAl advantages, forms = snmcie
bright picture 10 esp'iNa's The wa!Av
fancy bni ike ai' pictures \
"'ri' distance lends ssSA-n''A7u' % the Hss'-
Of course they have mors Of the sppliant
Of civilization herr, but to ssy that ,h,
is more rehusnent or q better siats
morals, would bs assuming too much--,h
Is II can credit my own observalior
There seems 10 10 . geosral feeiit4
distrust Of each other. both In busln
transactions and socially. Then there
so much poli,icai prejudice. IL ] were'
wesk-minded woman, and affected VI
"Sorihern refinement" | should frequent
have 10 be esrried out on . shutter,
excessively emphatic are the denun
stions Of the Democracy. These knisi
OF the Tongue are merely noted for ~
.,.,..,,. Is,.i,,.a a., A Ion, A. rad clad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

Hos. JoHs C. CosSER, late Repres.n-
tative in Congress from Eastern Texas and
candidate for reelection, is winning
golden opinions from his constituents. He
is commended n the highest terms by sll
the Democrstie papers that come 10 our
ONCE. He is Northern man and 9 new
citizen Of Texas, bui his course has been
90 honorable and 50 free from the leproas
taini Of Rsdiealism and consequent bostii-
ity 10 Sol tbsrn interests, that be is treated
sn3 respected ss an cid citizen, deserving
all The retpect which be enjoys. We hope
be may re-slseied, sbd have no doubt
that be viii te.-[shrrvsPOrt Ga-) Gssetis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

n, y, p FL, pa; ,iiialul1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

The PHILOsoPHERs SroSR.-Mshomet
Bey, King Of Tunis, was dethroned by his
subjects, but having the reputation Of hsv-
ing the philosophers Stone,r be was re.
stored by the Dey Of Algiers upon promis-
ing 10 communicate the secret TO him
Mahomet sent plow with great pomp and
ceremony, indicating that agriculture is
the strength Of a kingdom, sni that the
only Philosophers Stone Is g good crop,
which may be easily converted into gold.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

How to lay off a square acre of
ground: Measure 209 feet on each
side, and you will have square acre
within an inch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

The most successful pickpocket
at the Ohio State fair was q pretty
Englishwoman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

New York claims a million and a
quarter Of inhabitants; the census
allows only $50, 600.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

When is a butterfly like a kiss
When il alights on tulips.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

King William has ayearly salary
Of 81 goo, 900.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

At weDegO, a place in the ex-
trsme West is sbanty which bear
the sign. ..Heres HhcrnE nn-za<|
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10
Ektxar Epienntct1s.a

PITTsBURG, Feb. 9.-The Monon-
gahela is stationary with 4 feet 2
inches water in the channel. The
Allegheny has feet 3 inches and
falling slowly. The Glasgow arrived
from Cincinnati. The Argosy de-
parts this afternoon for Cincinnati
and Louisville. Business on the
wharf is good. Weather cloudy, with
indications ofsnoW. Thermometer 360
CAIRO. February sport List
Carrie V. Kountz, Cairo to New Or
leans. 10 pm; Quickstep, to Evans
vile, 3 am; Mountaineer, Red River
to st. Louis, 3; City Of Alton, Mem
phis to st. Louis, 3: Robert Burns,
Cincinnati to Memphis, 6; CONT
mental, New Orleans to st. Louis, 10;
Greyhound, Pittsburgh to New Or
leans, IL; Sallie, New Orleans to Gin
cinnati, noon; Mohawk, New Or
leans to st. Louis, l pm. Colorado,
st. Louis to Vicksburg. River fell
three feet. Weather clear; mercury
SO.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-Arrived-Belle
Memphis, from Memphis; Nick Wall,
from Pittsburg. Departed-Illinois
and St. Johns, for Keokuk; Julia,
for Vicksburg; Bon Accord, for
Mound City; Commonwealth, for
New Orleans. River falling slowly.
Weather cloudy and warm.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 9.-River rising,
with feet on the Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant. Arrived-Law-
renee, from Cincinnati. Departed
Kate Pu nam, for Pittsburg; John
Lumsden. for Cairo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10
t1uelnnael EarKet.

by Telesraph.l CINoIEHAT3, Feb. 8.
FLOUR
WHEAT-Firm atSi I0dt liz
CoRN-DuII at 72974c.
OATS-DulI at 50Q55c
RYE AND Observation-Disclosures
CoTToE-Qutet: middling PKG
ToBAcco-Eirm ana in good demand !.
sales OF 81 hhds at So to Sl4 81; receipts
light
WH1sKY-Steady at 93c; demand fair.
HoGs-Fifm at IS 50g9 Is; receipts 400.
PRoVI5I0NS-Quiet; hardly anything do
ing; mess pork held at S25 75a27 CO., but
S26 80 was the least offer made: bulk rneat Is
neg ecJed, no demand; shoulders offered
at 1U54c and sides at 135zG1415c.
BACoN--Dul, though bulk little out OF
smoke, shoulders l214c; sides 151<dl8l<c for
clear RIB and clear.
mand light.
/, LAsR231,iU,nsettled; prime steam sold at
933c.
EGGs-S3e.
LINsEED OIL-Quiet at 93@9jc.
LARD OIL--Duu and dropping; extra at
81 409I a.
PETROLEUM Firm at 29d3Ic.
SUGAR-Dull and dropping: sales of $40
hhds at lI9l354c for New Orleans.
CoFFEE-Steady at lSed24c.
MoLAssEs Firm; New Orleans at 70
67Sc,
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chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. 8.
FLoUR-FairIy active at SO 5Og4 so for
Spring extras.
WHEAT-Firmer and I14G11zc higher;
sales Of No. l at SIC; No. at -SOJ5dSIJ5c
closing steady and finn at SI1<dSILSc: TIT ;
afternoon No. 2 was active at 8l1zc cash
and sellers February, and S21ac Sellers
March.
CoRN-Firmer and. held 1[G1Se higher;
sales of No. 2 at 70@7J54c, closing steady
and quiet at 7014g7073c; this afternoon No.
2 was nominal at 7U%c.
OATs-Dali at 3S14gSS1zc, closing at the
outside.
RYE-Steady at c. 970c for No. 2.
IGHWINES-NomInal at 9ld92c,
PRoVIsIORS-Elrmer and fairly active
Mess Pork in good demand and 25c higher /:
sales at S25 1926 90 cash and sellers
March. Lard hrmer and &c higher, at
l412@l45zc Meats drmer, closing at I01zc
for dry-kalted shoulders; l2}zc for rough
sides, and l3129l3t4c for snort ribs in baik
Hams steady at l414c for sweet. picked, and
12c for green.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10
LOCAL NOTICES.

BoTToM NOT TOUCHED YET.-We
will sell Verbenas oil the time, No.
varieties, at Sc per 100. Geraniums,
all the finest varieties. including BIZ
color, Emile, Lican, Apple and Rose
scented, &c. fine plants, at SO per
100. Fine Roses, at $50 to $50 per
100. Thousands of plants for you to
select from.
We will not be undersold. 1t mat
ters not how low any house sells, we
are with them.
Send for our Catalogue. Can be
had Of III. A Cook. at the Oriental
Tea Store, sole agent for Evansville,
where orders for plants, &c, can be
left, or at our Green House on First
Avenue. Address @. w. HEWITT,
Florist, Evansville, Ind.
feb10. 2t-Th&Sa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10
DAILY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1870.
CITY NEW s .
Iepubllean County Convention.

All citizens of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, who sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy. and
maintain, untarnished, our National
credit and honor, as well as all per-
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral, and progressive principles Of the
Republican party" are invited to
meet in Convention, at the
Court House, on Saturday, FEB. 18Th,
at II o'clock PM, fer 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 como before the
Convention.
BY order of the County Executive
Committee. VIM. HEILMAN,
Chairman,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10

STATE UNIvERsITY.-Dr. I'll. w.
Cloud, of this city, left for Blooming
ton last evening, to attend a meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the State
University, of which he is member.
The business coming before them will
be the election of a successor to Prof.
Dodd. who has resigned the chair of
Latin, and the providing of means for
the erection of suitable building to
receive the cabinet recently purchased
from David Dale Owen. The latter
item of business will probably occupy
the Board for some time.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10
To Uonsekeeners.

Bear in mind that DooLEY's BAK-
ING POWDER is not only the most re-
each can contains the full aueight or
quantity as represented. No ingredi-
such as are strictly pure, and as half
the Quantity will produce more salts
factory results than those of ordinary
manufacture, it is vastly the cheapest
as well as the best. DOOLEY's BAK-
ING POWDER can be had at any Gro
GERS. feb10-d3teod
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-10

WAS IT SEA SICKNESS? PA young
man in a fantastic dress, the most
prominent article Of which was a
conical, as we'll as a comical, shaped
hat, might have been seen" yester-
day morning about three o'clock,
seated on barrel, with his head lean
ing on his hands, and uttering sounds
which seemed to indicate that his
stomach was in very disturbed state.
A passer-by asked if he could do any
thing to relieve the sufferer. Oh,
no." said he; " I'm only little sea-
sick-tha's all; jusalittleseasi- hick."
The sea is calmer now.