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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-14
THE MARKET
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April 13.
COTTON = Dull, lower; sales OF 500 bales
at 234c for middiing upland.
sales lss0 of 5,4o6 m barrels at 81 10 4Oa5 90
for supeIfine State and western; "a 65
as % for extra State; 81 55g5 35 for extra
western IS 1906 90 for white wheat extra /;
q 1896 90 for round hoop Ohio; s5 OOg5 IS
for extra st. Louis; So 0OgS 90 for good to
choice do.
RYE FLoUR-Fairly active; sales of 600
bbls at $405.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-A shade hrmer; sales 800 bbIs
western at 81 Ol129l q, for free, closing
frmer at 81 o.
WHEAT-Heavy and 1c lower; receipts
23,66O bush; sales 5000 bush at 81 O9k for
ter red and amber western; 81 AZ for white
Indiana; 81 so for white state.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-DuI; sales of 500 bush State at
75c.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-Unchanged; receipts 10,3S0 bush /;
sales 26, 900 bush az 81 O8aI OS for new mixed
western: 81 OS for old do in store; 81 IL for
new yellow western; 81 II for new yellow
Peana; 93c for New Orleans mixed.
OATs-Dull; receipts 4, ,I2S bush; sales of
1900 bush at 5Sc Tor western; 64g6Sc for
Ohio and State,
RIoE-Firm; Carolina 5%@6%.
COFFEE-Dull.
sUGAR-steady; sales 4SO hhds Cuba ct
9@91z.
MoLAssEs-
HoPs-QuIet at I5s25c for American.
PETRoLE EoM-Firm at l41S for crude; 261S
for refined.
LEATHER-Dull.
WooL-Quiet; sales of 100000 lbs at 4ls53
for domestic fleece; 25g32 for Cnwashed
4l042 for pulled.
Observation-Disclosures at 47094715.
PoRK-Steady; receipts, ], $50 bbls sales
2.775 bbls mess at S21 00922 90 for prime:
S24 90 for prime mess: also, sales of 1850
tierces seller April and May at S27 70, and
$50 do soller II months at $40 co.
BEEF-Stesdy, unchanged: sales 625 bbls.
TieIce beef, drm sales loo tierces at $25 co
0s28 90 for prime S2s 01@31 90 for India mess.
Beef hams steady sales OF $50 bbls at S28 90
933 90 for new.
Cor MEATs-Steady: sales of $50 pkgs at
at l01&@l2 for shoulders; 14A9l6 for hams
middles drm: sales of 50 boxes Cumber-
land cut at 131%.
LARD-HeaVy; sales of $50 tierces at I59
151S for steam; l6@l6L for kettle rendered;
also, sales of zoo tierces steam seller 4
-~sasanths at l5L2.
sUTIAIs- -rrsss.aady at I4122c for Ohio.
GIEESE-tlfn AO 10 sya@.s
FREIGHT5-To Liverpool dulT. snrYyq~---.AG-
OF 25,000 bushels wheas at Sd per sail and
81 per steam. Exports for the week: flour
25,573 bbls; wheat, 29i,35I bushels; corn,
6O04 bushels: pork, 2,2l6 bbls; beef, ,S3i
bbis and S9i tierces; cut me ats, SlS 842 lbs;
lard, 905, $50 pounds.
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are profile bust of Franklin, color
blue; two cent stamps the jackson
profile bust, color brown; three cent
stamps. Washington profile bust, col
or green; six cent stamps, Lincoln
profile bust, color cochineal; ten cent
stamps, Jefferson profile bust, color
chocolate; twelve cent stamps, Clay
profile bust, color neutral, tint pur-
pie; fifteen cent stamps, Webster pro-
file bust, color orange; twenty-four
cent stamps, Scott profile bust, color
pure purple; thirty-three cent stamps.
Hamilton profile bust, color black (;
ninety cent stamps, Commodore O..
III. Perry profile bust, color carmine.
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HALIFAX, April 13. - Murray s
resolution, introduced in the Assem-
bly,, declares, after reciting the usual
list Of Confederate grievances, as fol-
lows:
ResozUed, That under all the fore
going circumstances the House, as
representatives of the people of the
province, and on behalf of them does
most solemnly and firmly protest
against the province being any longer
coerced and unWillingly held in con-
federation under the British North
American act; and further declares
that if not released from such con-
federation, it will be through oppres-
sion of the great and dominant pow
ers against weak and helpless people.
and will be contrary to free constitu-
tional principles and national and
civil rights of justice and freedom.
The Government will move an amend
ment.
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EsTABLIsHED. IssI
sEECIAL NoTTaEs.
COnsumnffou.


The Three Remedies acmngCH's l.ut.
MoErc sKRUP," FOR the eime of Ccuehe
Colds, Bronchitis, aaa every form o. Con
sumption. The prUuifnr aUlt11 of thia naea.
Ac.ne ripons the alesra in lhe lung pro.
NOTES the discharge ~ tho oorupt lnattel
. u eEpeclcra-ion- Purih 5he blood. and
s-2a cures Cols1La ptisn, whom every other
/ remedy fails
6ehencE.s sea-Weed Tonls" f the
+ cure of Dvapepsla o. 1uaIgaall3u. and AL
alee0a7f arising r3na aafafv. Tni ton o
7i8oIhLas tae digsatle Organs. supplies
+ ths plf GO of the gastric Iulea when faat ia
Z 1eaclent, anc thau.ere HCs .1e patfonf 10
digest the ugst mn aa fooa It i 3
sovereign rsmedy for ~ e.ses 5f indiass.
non.
schanck's MsudraEe rlis. ." one of the
meet valuable medicine over ,lIacovsred.
being vegetable sufz5sia1ta rar earouaai
and having an the asotui properties ass
cfl1ed % tLat mineral Hiilont producing
any or Eos lnlu iolF ea..t-
10 these .4res maIeIrls Dr j. ii
sehenck. OF Phia1aiHaa. owes hia uu4
riYalad nc7ass iu as lDeBt OF luI-
norse C0usz-n pLiol. aIa ,ls8 s8sofiees
ripeus DDS IIct..I mai tlr. tfscnar. 80 n.
ana puIaes na Hf8Cf Ge Manarata
tlucuoD7 tl.rrraa. give ths 8rra
EelftaH tone, and eula liver lompia -.
a4ah one ol tle lfet prom rsnt 8ea
q .1sa rplcl.
s -ea- weed nante Inviuratu lhs
poser gf the st1rs scs, sad brsirsrethau.
nE sss.Ca ana hfBfae ftt t1hnof.
ala lealthy coa8#tl8. lmu-gves the
q. fh4 bloc # 81 lich means the
u t.al or ulcers o. lutar-ics in ths
gHEz becomes imI 1aslaIa Tts SOM blnea
EclIga Ot hose medicines. ar ttus e1-
9IatHed w t.urs every llse ~ gonsump.
son. ~ tha % ueii ere ass1 200 lime ana
ila 4ss OK lls is peIsa gotld D sume-out- /
i5 - bri tls case to Ioy5.8 be ler.nLua-
aou.
lr. s1her ck'a Almanac. contain ineafuH /
troat.s8 90 tLe ~arloa4 f9fms of dl8esse.
nla mode of Treatment ana general tree 1
5us loH Js ura HE 10 .ci1a. cau be- had t
eHiis or esut by mall byrGdressina his +
Prime Iral once, Na. Il Hcfln Sixth street i
Ihiie1s lpllo. Pa
krLoa ~ fne Pulmnusa sgIuB ana Sea.
weed sn'cs each 81 Oh per bottle Ok 81 30 *
aalf dQH1r. ManaraEa Iaus. 1ic. ner box.
Ear sale ~ an dTuggisia and dealers.
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THE New York Central Railroad
management not only compelled the
escort to the body of Gen. Thomas to
pay the usual fare from Buffalo to
Troy. but also required passage money
for tile corpse. All other roads from
the Pacifc coast to Buffalo, were glad
e offer the courtesies of their lines to
tac 0tdeial committees, and especially
t0 5le special car carrying the re-
mains and military guard of honor.
Il rem aimed for Commodore Wander
bid b attain to the refinement of
stineiness by charging not only the
lVi8F but exacting a few paltry dol
Jars from the dead. We are glad
Vanderbilt has e brass monument.
Such memory as bis should not be
permitted to perish.-Ind. Journal.
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washington Items

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Pres
ident sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day:
Rostmasters-J. III. Smith, Paoli,
Kansas; j. W. Rice, Garnett, Kan
sas; j. II. Brown, Alathe, Kansas.
The colored people of the District
Of Columbia to- day celebrated the
ratification of the Fifteenth Amend
ment and the anniversary of cmanci-
patton In the District. The process
sion was very long, comprising the
colored military companies and civic
societies, and cars tastefully canopied
containing colored girls displaying
miniature flags
The House select Committee on
Postal Telegraph to-day instructed
Mr.. Washburne to report his bill
heretofore introduced, connecting the
telegraph with the postal service.
The chief engineer of the army, IN
a letter to Gen. Logan, says the chiei
material now being used In the con-
struction of Notifications is earth
The amount thus far appropriated fol
that purpose, with that asked for IL
the estimates during the present tiscal
year, is $34, 100000.
A bill was introduced by Senator
Cragin allowing the widows and child
rem or parents Of the officers and men
lost on the Oneida, twelve months
extra pay.
The Senate confirmed A. B. Long
u. s. Attorney of Louisiana.
The Post Office is inquiring int
the practicability of divertine New
York and New Orleans mails from
the Louisville aud Knoxville route
to the Mobile and Ohio Road, or tn
route through the seaboard States t.
Meridian and Jackson.
The new postage stamps are noT
ready for use. The one cent stamp
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NnfIce TO 6nhscrIbeF 5.

Attention is called to DooLEY's
BAKING POWDER, the purest article
of the kind ever manufactured. A
great saving of money can be made In
purchasing DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER, as one pound will last longer
than two pounds of those of ordinary
manufacture. 1t can not be equaled
for making light sweet rolls, biscuits,
waffles, corn bread, &c., &C., and is
always ready, reliable and not affected
by the action of the weather. For
sale by Grocers everywhere.
anr12- hltn.srt
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April Is.
ToBACCo-Steady and unc hanged.
CoTToN-Easier at 22z.
HEMP-U nchanged.
FLoUR-Unchanged with fair order busi.
ness; spring extras range at So 6Oa4 10; fall
superfine s3 S5g4 10; X 81 2095 90; Xxx 81 60
al 80; xxx S5@e5 so.
WHEAT = Unchanged; choice No. 2
spring S5c; No. red fall 81 O4aI O6; No
do 81 1O91 2l%i choice 81 22159I 271S.
CoRN-More active and I032c higher: sec
@93c for mixed and yellow, and 92g95c for
white.
OATS-Ftrmer at 53@55c
BARLEY-Dul at S21a9SI for Minnesota
spring.
RYE-Easier at 75c.
WHISKY-Steady at 81.
GRoCERIEs-Mored doing and firmer feel
ing; coffee ranges at 1S%G2215,
PoRK-StiR at SIS so for original and
round lots heavy at S29
DRY SALT MEATS-FirTn at l5c for cIeal
rib packed for round lots; loose Shoulders
l05z asked, 10% offered.
BACoN-Stiff; order lots of shoulders IisI
| @l2c; clear 1554; clear sides I6Lal65<'
LARp-Firm at l5119I6c.
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HE New York World says that
enrals, both Of business houses and
dwellings,, have fallen at least ten per
cent. IN that city. The Cincinnati
Ea f.fer says the reduction there is
lHeaty-fve per cent, and thinks that
IS IS 10 everywhere. The business of
the. country is being adapted to the
ee7ral decline in prices, and there
muz and will be reorganization of
industry upon that basis at an early
rarfod
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Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph CIECINNATI, April ID.
FLoUR-Unchanged family, s5 l5@5 40.

BY Telegraph CIECINNATI, April ID.
FLoUR-Unchanged family, IS l5@5 40.
WHEAT-Sl l09l II.
CORN-e61SSc.
OATS-5i0160c.
RYE-90995c
BARLEY-S6c4Sl o.
CoTToN-DutI at 2l5zc.
ToBACCo-In good demand: sales of 349
hogsheads at 81 90a25 D for trash to prime
leaf. and q boxes Ohio seed-leaf at Sc So TO
Sl4 rs.
WHIsKY-Dull, and closing at 97c.
PRoVISIoNS--FiTmer but quiet. Mess
pork is held at S26 90, but buyers offer S28 %
O12S so, and 10 more. Bulk meats quiet
but firm shoulders, lie, I31Se, 1414c and 15c.
no sales. Bacon is held at 12c, l55zc, and
161zc, for shoulders, clear rib and clear
sides, but these rates are 1s914c above the
views of buyers.
LARD Held at 16c for clGy kettle rem
dered, and 1910 for steam, but not much
doing.
BUTTER-Dull, and none but choice frssh
Is saIeable 3l6e35c is the range.
GoLD-ll24, buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady par, buying.
MoNEY-Market unchanged.
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Canadian Affairs - FenIan MOVe-
menIs. etc.

MONTREAL, April 13. - Although
there seems no doubt that an extern
sive movement has been going on
amcng the FeniaDs on the eastern
border, information from tb at quarter
leads to the belief that it will proceed
no further now, in consequence of the
precautions taken.
kilograms from St. Almonds said
the people there utterly disbeli5Ve
that any raid is contemplated.
1t is stated here that it is the in
tention of the Government to organ
ize force from the present militia
organization for the northwest, and
that orders will be issued this week
QUEBEC, April 13-The first in
ward bound vessel of the season pass
ed Farther Point this morning.
The sixty ninth regiment leave this
evening for the frontier.
MONTREAL. April 13.-Considera
bic activity exists among the regulars
in garrison, and the 4th brigade OF
Royal artillery stationed at Hacketts,
are busy moving their stores and am
munition to a more convenient place
Two companies have been ordered to
| Pigeon Hill, aud two to cards Cor.
ners. Parties on the Canadian side
in that district are said to have re-
ceived letters lately, from friends on
the American side, inviting them
over for protection, as an invasion
was imminent. The country abou
Huntington. was considerably flooded
just now, which would suspend mill
tary operations by either side. The
call to arms seems to have been re-
sponded to with much promptness BY
all. The frontier volunt~ er ccrps, re
ported to General O'Neil, Mt st
Albans.
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BurRett's FIaYOrIDg Extracts.

The superiority Of these extracts con-
sists an their perfect purity and gred,
strength. They are warranted free
from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of
many of the Fictitious fruit favors
now in the market. They are not
only true to their names, but are pre-
pared from fruits of the best quality,
and are so highly concentrated that a
comparatively small quantity only
need be used.
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co., Boston,
Manufacturers and proprietors. For
sale by all Grocers and Druggists.
apr13wed3t
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Important Foreign News.

War in Paraguay Ended.
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European Markets.
By TeIepranh.1

D AtI5BIapn.I LONDON, April IL.
Consois for money. 941S; account, 94i4
american securities quiet: '62s, 885S; '65s,
Central, l12Z.
LIvERPooL. April l3-Cotton dull; mid
sales 10000 bales. California white wheaf'
IS; red Western No. 2, rs 8d97s cd; winter.
IS 6dg8s I'd. Western flour, l9s Sd. Corn, No
Peas. 36s Sd. Cheese, 72c. Bacon, SIS for
Cumberland cut. Spirits petroleum, Is Ia !;
refined, Is 518d. TaloW, 44s Sd. Turpen-
l06s. Lard, 6Ss 9d.
PARIS, April 13.-Bourse closed quiet !;
rentes 73f &c.
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Always Ready and Reliable.

From It's perfect purity and uniform
strength, Dooley's Baking Powder
can be safely relied on as the best and
most economical baking powder in use.
No short weight, as each one contains
the full net amount represented, and
the same quantity is guaranteed to
last longer and give better satisfaction
in making rolls, biscuits, pastry, &C.,
than any other article of the kind
known. Manufactured bv
DoOLET s. BROTHER, New York.
APPS to, tbUr&aat.
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph

Ly A515RHdpH LHIUAl3O. ADrII I3.
ExCHANGE-Steady.
ira.
WHEAT-No. quiet at S5c: No. Q steady
at 731597412c; closing at 7lszG7ILc: this
q ternoon The market was unsettled at
741Sc.
CoRN- Quiet; closing st 7s1<a7slzc for
No. 2, ana z2c for no grade; this afternoon
the market was quiet at 1870, cash; 8O1Sc,
seller May, for No. 2. o/1S'
OATs-Firmer; No. 2 closed at 3815taS8s<e.
RYE-Quiet; No. 2 closed at nc for regu-
lar; 74c for fresh receipts.
BARLEY-NomtnaI.
HIGHWINES-.Duli at S7998c
PROVISIONS = Ftrmer; closing S28 % for
mess pork; l51zc for lard I05z@l0JSe for dry
Ealted shoulders.
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gOngressI0nal Summary.
WEnNFsnAY. ApriI d


sEEATE--The resolution for joint spe-
efaf Committee on Indian Affairs was de-
balei. and a motion was made to require
fhaa s majority OF all the members chosen
frar1 each House shall be necessary To
ccusLi ate a majority OF the cOInIn1ttee.
adnntad. Bills were introduced and re-
farre8 for the better organization of the
= Iteal department of the Navy; for the
ID sf OF the widows aud orphans of the
officers, seamen and marines of the
oneida. Trumbull submitted report in
favor ~ Abijah Gilbert, the sitting men,
nHr lu the Florida contested election
ease. The Georgia bill was taken up, and
an lHeffectuat effort was made to have
vote, and the bill was discussed at great
fsDgtu by Norton Williams and others.
81 ousE-The Committee on Elections re-
ported that Francis i. Spoken is entitled
lC The seat as a Representative from the
gfEtn District of North Carolina, without
nrf fL lice to the right Of Nathaniel Boy
8egt 10 contest lt. Spoken was sworn In.
Kelly reported bill In reference TO an in
terna ional unitary coinage, and made
some remarks in favor of the American
0r decimal system of coinage and weights.
others spoke to the same effect, and the
hfU Is as re. committed. A bill was re-
rorted 20 establish an assay office at Hele-
"a Montana Territory: referred Tne
E8Hse proceeded to vote on the Louisiana
contested election case OF Hunt VS.. Shell
con, and the majority report was con-
CARED in, The Pennsyl lvania contested
a3agtl On case was taken up and discussed
6n h1ur. and the majority report, giving
fa8 at to Taylor. was adopted. A bill
a-aa Introduced for the better government
and Orotectson of Indian tribes. Butler
arain tried In vain to Introduce hts an.
as-alion resolution. The tariff question
p9aH debated IN Committee on the Whole
aud The paragraphs relating 10 silk anC
-7bEar goods and fax, were disposed of
and ne House adjourned.
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Memphis Market.
By TeIegraph.l

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, April l3.
CoTToN-Dull; holders ask 221zc; receipts
ST3 bales; exports none.
FLoUR-Dull; winter, 81 5O9S 90.
CoRN-Scarce, 81 07.
OATs-Scarce at Csc.
HAY-Firm at S2S co.
BRAN-Scarce: at S2S %.
IARn-I61291Sc.
PoRK-S29 00G30 90.
BACoN-Shoulders, l2c; sides, l7c.
BULK MEATS-Nominal.
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A PAIR Of elegant Chinese slippers,
the gift of A. E. Shrader, General
Freight Agent Of the u. & =. r. r., to
his friend, III. w. Hib5erd, General
Freight Agent of the I. Fl. & |. r.
r., we're shown us yesterday. These
tokens of weighty- regard between
these officials must be seen to be fully
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
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Nashville Market.
By Telegraph

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, April 10.
CoTroN-Lower; low middling 205zc, and
FLoUR-At "a OO@6 90 for superhne to
fancy.
fs0PN-fl
BA0on-Clear sides 181ae; shoulders f2o;
hams 1879.
IARD-l516c.
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ReYersIhIe Collars

j. III. SCHRICHTE has just received
a large supply of fine Reversible and
Cravat Collars; also Hercules Cuffs
of the very finest style. No one ever
saw nicer Dress Collar or Cuff In
the city of Evansville. Come and see
our large stock Immediately.
ap13 j H. SCHRICHTE.
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New 0rleans Markef.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April ls.
BACoN-Firmer at l2L@I21S for shouI-
d.ers; l6A for clear rib. and ~ for clear
sides; sngar-cured hams lS1z0l91S.
LARD-FIrm; tierce 1917. and keg at
III.
SUGAR-Prime 1I1z@ll56
50@75c.
Other articles unchanged.
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THTRsDAY. APRlL 14. $50.

ICE President Colfax rejoices in a
sen who made his debut on this mum
dane sphere on Monday last at P. M.
Mother and boy doing we'll
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New York Gold and Stock M.rket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April I3.
MoNEY-Active and firm at 6a7c on
call.
STERTING-Dull and heavy at S5<@SN
GoLD-DulI and steady; opened al 81 I2Jz
fell to 81 l214, and closed at ST. l25<. Garry
ing rates from down to one per cent.
After the closing hour loans were made
fiat, and q large amount Withdrawn from
the room and loaned in the open market
to-day. Clearances $4,000, 600
GOVERNMENTS Quiet and firm
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Ladies If you want anything done
in the Dress AID Cioakmaking line.
call at Mrs. Hastings, No. 30 Main
Street, up stairs. auriiT-I@.
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CITY Clerks Omce.

After next week, Captain Helder
will keep the City Clerks Office, open
from z until o'clock, in the evening,
for the accommodation of working
men who are unable to transact such
business as they may have with the
City Clerk at any other time.
anr19Emav1
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MEMPHIS, April 13.-The Register
to-day made new returns declaring
Wright, Sheriff. and be was qualified
By the County Court; but Sheriff Cur
ry served an injunction restraining
him from entering upon tho duties.
The case viii be decld ia May in
the Circuit Court.
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L0nIsEIIIa Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, April I3.
CorToN-.Dull; naiddIlng 2lsz.
FLOUR-S5 90.
WHEAT-S1 05dI 20.
CoRN-e23.
RYE-9Oc.
OATS-6lc.
GRoCERIES-Quiet.
SUGAR-1l1ac.
PoRK-S23 so.
BACoE-12, 16(91G1<c
BULK MEATs-ll14, 159l5Zc.
HAMS-l81Sc.
LARD-16Zc.
WHIsKY-Dun and lower at 97a9Se.
ToBACCo-Sales of 338 hbds at 81 5oa7 5o
for frozen to sound lugs; S8G53 90 for low
to fancy leaf.
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N0TInN - ~ -.

Saturday, april 18th. Is the last
day Oh which taxes can be paid with
out the addition Of a penalty.
apr4tI6I E. LuNKENHEuTER
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The Paraguayan War Ended-LOpez
Killed.

WAsHINGToN, April 13.-The Ar
rentine Minister this morning re-
-eived the following by Atlantic
cable:
1.-THE Paraguayan war is ended, and
Lopez is killed.
(Signed) JOHN FAIR,
Argentine Consul, London"
The above is confirmed by dis
patches from lisbon.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April Is.
There is an improved inquiry for all sea.
| sonable goods, and Jobbers are doing a
| pretty fair business at steady rates. The
| only change of moment to-day is the re-
dUction OF Lonsdale Cambrics from 22z
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CHEYENNE, April 13.-This after
noon, four Of our citizens, who went
cat I've miles west of the city to To-
cate hay claims, were attacked by
fifteen mounted Indians. and driven
TO Fort Russell. A telegram from
South Pass says that the citizens
here killed eleven Indians yester-
day A dispatch from Sidney says
.htl small parties of Indians were
seen on the surrounding bluffs to- day.
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COLUMBUS, April 13.-The col
ofsd people of this city celebrated the
"a cation of the Fifteenth Amend
ont to-day. The procession, mile
long, paraded the streets and made a
fae appearance. In the evening, the
opera house was crowded with
0eople to witness the tableaux and
hear the speeches. Governor Hayes
msds q speech.
TIC Legislature has resolved to ad-
i0url next Monday.