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stuck br LInhsnluH-ncath from
CitnjeFn-ArrivAl OF IsmtErnufs-
NprltsH street bridge Completed,

MltvArHkc. Ju3y eN.- -pur!nx the ttorm on
Tuesday e.cnlnR new honee. on the corner Of
ll.ro,tr and Mineral e.rccts, Filth ward, owned by
! Mr. Williams, was struck by lightning and ehai-
tcrtd lah1y. The hnn.c was, fortunately. unoccu.
IT,, o,ns h%ar', ,.s,h n;thcd II t''te by tn
qnstc tauly fhocKth by the bolt, but It Il thought
h!t inuIir* will nut prove fatal.
"a Iuc.day night. abont II, o'clock. the ifeward
ot thc fchooucr Live Oak. u Wel.hmal, named Nor.
rs uavt.. "as teTed With violent cramps and pAlus
III this tt1mach. n1u'en. vomiting and dlasfnH !,
and alter suffering great agony fur about an hour
aHrircd. fhc tcnooncF WA then IN tho hay. On
-hcs arrival, the body vas conveyed u 4hr pottce
stallion, uLd from hetc lhtcsrca ycatertay inoru
Ing.
About two hundfcd German cn'gsanfs arrived
here 3cttcEday On the propeller SIM, If the sarni1
rascd TO BE- in cltany and healthy condition. and
wc:c apparently vel! Oft. pecun,aftIy.
tpFtnR tffeci hffdEt MAs swung fur few mo
b now nearly completed. and by Saturday creu3nc
the hsloGc will onee more be ready for trasc1.
, 1866-07-21

&c sl Chatn s,uf, atatxe tls teatss oi Aludr, tat
cUntpite the mUfk Ut REORGANIZATION. A trtnt
esllhaes The fetot!tees ami ttut.etty af tue thsitu.
tibt 1t tttt &1H'.tt ol wll1rt eSlH.hb II ptDdrl4
isp. euhe s.Uo eetes Ut ltts Agricultural CoIjeea
atntA hat* trrh sntA. 't1+ purchase of fAttn was
telt 10 tue i1ist felUh Ut tItiifHlttee..
lIqt, faflthiId te|'lfhetl ffuh lls Lake Bnpet(oF
1h"ie VA lafgeiy attended, thu.1ct' *f,rlhhis
tatl stptIipa n 1Ufp.AUf H. IL, t'alMHf. NplhlAl
Mhttfh Atftt lhf. TIN pttse u! sesshh Ut which Il
}Fht!Ha lhHhtt sN!sHss fHl 1T Al respects, THE
t+thtsff UHl.iIEllle. Hifp iuf rEobsa,
, 1866-07-21
VOL, Xxx.

rt,hfiut1 Al the htst Hternttta sepsUn hett reFk.
M Htttnh hAa tertt lskrl III ls thUluh 10 rcott'
+,et ibe rUttfh,attnn Ut i'arny Mid iIafts a. ill.,
itlttA, fseteitlr tt'11ettafs lus uitrhhn'.
NJ thtkhtst ~ 0tit1 ttFirkh'.
lttib hftf~ts ~itB Nj III the resstss III tue lf1
M MAtt, ie.o; *h't - e!t|e' t" .''tes s, 't,,1a
rA'ts tHY, thA fk*e litlf elsn* PROMPTLY collected,
tlsen NJ thafsv. thtotiptt M, talaa q. Whlthao'e.
aln uhlu hlatu 4eHt flpFp.
titAatItAh. .FHEs.
a rhlntItlR!ta,M f!tl!l ~" l,fn,rllf' II rht.a.
ii Al lrs, nc. ~ III tls tslon, t.s'. Ali t'On'
H.; III SS;; E %s'%,s II I'll;
sla'1ti Il i!:''::,, s1::! 5.:s s,s !5s .!ss:i
khEGAlIhh 1ltk PNkkhAEh.
~. l!anaoph torllIurly ai Nav York. nov o.
Nss lsan; l. on ~, tts r. ssanx. Z na9ssllr
VIEWS ~.th o!,icis,, III Of ~ia,n uteoutaas hin, in
the .sL.ihls stsw 10 sdyocaie.- Of psspas,9e
!. 10 6ave AZ nssiSs %!i s les'asa toay.
FAY or nEAzntEns.
e,isa ,hst when 4 toid,ef. On h!s return from d..
.lsilon or ahtcnca without lravc. l. tcutcnced 10
make Foott The time o h!a illegal ab.encc. lc W1ts
nbsent. and he "Ili n0t be allowed the benefits Of
any law changing these rates untii be- shall have
tatlshcd the teptercc Or rtfrcd time equal 10
passage Of the lar.
ArroiS1AEsTs nEttc7Eo.
The Stnale Committee on Foreign Relations,
agreed TO recommend snc rejection Of IuIkermnn,
oi New York, nc.ns!y appointed Minister to
Grrecc, and also 70 sfike out tho falary for thai
mIeslon. They alto aar%ed to report Adversely
upon 'hc ca.e Ct ex.GoreInor Holden. Of Sorl!h
Caroltun. appointed to a foreign ulis.lon. On The
ground Of hie participation in the rebellion,
GOING HONE.
Qniie number Of members OF Congress arr
leaving lor their homes,
TIE CHICAGO TACTIC RAILROAD.
Secretary harlan received despa'cn yesterday
iron GentTal Uix. In New York. statlns: That m
other t"epty mic section Of the uhion Paclat
mile west Of Oiuaba. Gomm!e.IonrFs have Icit L
to exaile aud report II It bc suitable for the Hoy
eminent 10 nccentit.
TnE nj BEL GENERAL FORREST.
Tho rcbcl Gen toE1trl raIJct? al tho Walte lions
1ht- moiu'n., TO the pie.1dcut, bnt didn't enc
ceed IN obtnlring an nudier.cc.
NIL t1'Ekp s SUCCESSOR.
ttrnoon. nominated 10 thc Senate llyniy stanbe1rv
OF kcnncky. 10 be Attnrncy t;cBcfal OF ibe Unitst
sia'c*, in p!acc OF Speed. retl.ntl.
SEw QcAHIEna ron THE ETATE DEPARTMENT.
WAs,ilSGToN. Julr sJ.-lh he ne y orphan asylun,
on Fourteenth ttFrct, abolt mile and l,af Isor
tho Executive Mansion. has htcn leased Tor tttcs
years ,or .hc nee Of iae st-c D. parlmapf. or untl
Ion. The n moral viii lake rlscc ia October.
Nis. wAsllnEnSE,
oE Illinois, con.1uues III, an vieltors arc exclu ic
NOMINATIONS EErENuCD.
Inc SeLat today. III executive tc:.1Ol. r Err
| the nnnihatfon Of l1C' r. staaterry. a. A.loru:
titnsrni. to tut cosnu stt' on 'hc .tudtc!a ).
fEAntf nEcL1rrs AMI E3rESnIErHE1.
,u'ss q ill., oserpmrnt n iroa' Jus III IL. s iEs
| @ Mnich 3i.i. 1890. foots III a. io1fnw.: tlccc,r',
s:M;;l91aS III Gtr't.lltnrGe; & 'nciudtE iu'cIc.t 9
| c.,lfiIHfed C5ncnujtu,cr $1..s2 LG1 ID
, 1866-07-21
FROM t!tkt!lNNArt,

IAe thtiatitipiliA afMHltipal Fi<ata=
AltAiaiRf IN ftte.
,!tstt*tf4 Itit t'!=HsWhttt'E St !he NJ, uftA;;
|ttt*' ts*4 ~, II. VI |tt1tt.. .e.t y: .a; sfY'
lNp i HI CitrltN4fi t'|Hh tnhH', il'sI te+Fs tn
Nv l#iamtf. ltdt ta'eatfh AMI |IoH ,Tpoglls
4fffGu flit WlIsn lstlhf ttNttisa li,s l'hlaleE'
ts t'rrte1tlHJ H.
mn fis tssls ,dst ahs tI,tuHy Eai liz u.nsi "ets
tU,disA Altf tIt4aaNfnH tflfae III lpAr Rlas fIpst
, 1866-07-21
EXECUTl(,N OF VAN AllSDELL
AND l.isMalONN.

Aksska HkRy &a.1a Eash xfun
WIN t'1e Hehtrnee OF ttta AaW-t1c
sstss ns"" ~, :" ~ f..o"sra,s
tne eKTrcntI"nHT,,a - ~ csit.s,a",.nnrns.
.,ve Prayer by Doctor Dsvld.onrIse-
narls Of the sheriff mud Heading OF
tho Death Varrunt-Tne PflsoncEn
rr,,re-rn. 1.n.r ~ W.rth-u-1sr -
,.,-s ~ Az
f.nec,., t,c,n,tch ia ,be t;hlc.co Trtbnne,
SPulsGriELp JulY 10.
..n.,
Lemmout for the murder Of ito. Sandcfa at Pawnce,
in March, 1sG5, took place today. Intense interest
and excitement possessed the entire community. =
Governor TO u.e tho power Of clemcncy resting
NJ ,he c,itz, ns NJ fhe connIrv 1oosed unon INV
o. 'as easns ~ 81 aae eo1ns .ooAea upun aas
Law treakerr, and death blow ut the security OF
society.
a. a. %else oeoek ,ne COON n o. .as ps'.enets p. . % vi"
etaa ~ INC feeephon os Inc snef'b'oi tae lolio"'
'hs le''rf: .s-,rror ,,,ro,.,
ExEsE!1vE prrAsExES!. y I
~; SHERIFF Grafton: $780,,
t,on - an aele +, Command cEs ard tFn.t m9st
Ie esoi rs nd %e 9iss ns; sonsn
Neu 'ilAl kAAA1t E4AAk Ictk,lG CQHl-
:::,a.t ysnassd.l aSa Lemea: III Tiss sse noS
II sn lie If r. e., IT,
10 Re, + simple md 1la,n Que. The ca.es afe t
both With yon Very respectfully, J. {oSSss Satx.n7-
1hi. letter ". read 70 fes r p:,:oasis ), that
h,gaeb e ii: ssst sssa ID %se I'd I'd s.
:! ~ Government either
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81 ~ t' II III S' ect "aus dea ecf'a o ua Tleltnt
@ ,a'o I'll I'll. n,a,nr i'm pt,.unrt, werc contare,,,
sx tx s,Iu. ~, ni,,. a. uo 'ne
.tth. it'll t,nw nwtn} l.. III; t,inSs ,,,y'ts mi
h, ill., ar.x nj III, s.r st3 itn rIs.iti'. iS,% .ies
n tkr it,,s NJ tst,t irinv iinrs s f'E tfntn Iii,
III H. mi irt ii t.t hn.r i,esn e,irIrt,, II liz
nrtj tbr. III tIai tbyy jtst, f,s.n snti s, u,i .
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| Ehtukff hui ninth iii }hifi,s s}4r sit,i +t;ntn
tniunt.n i, th"tt ttft III }is.s tist: h., hate
fti II fiji. tt@iTtjt ii} tnth tH 1ssHt liz .nt'"I
lila Hitiii III ihftf at} IL. iii t.tritrtt l}HW iii
tihH itidt ffS ast ~ 1T ,ni vi t1tis t,nh hbf trS
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Hi. Ii ifis HIKE INK Ih H. In
, 1866-07-21
Qblrogo Wt1lnrtt:..
0!llph0D WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
4 ht;ty STORY.



III MIN. ultHY,
ArtHuu nF " 1its HAHAtthH MAN." 4" RIA t,tr.''
HfHH mn thtk AMI fHt NEW HyAAtl,y yA&L,
IH"*,"" kArrH AARsNu" tnr.
slt d'!rly lh'"te,,lns hutei et "TitH 7Wll.'
Ihs mr. Till. hEA " h rntnt,lrlrd In th,s wrrs'a
ntur IT ihr a'ittAnr Whbhit rhthtfAE. htit
>r"k t1nt s7ths. ~a sha, rottstnpnes itH ,a'Itrss
ftth III
Mis-. tttts:f'A htW Nt,vkl. Ur
A't'ffihtt IN Aitlk4 or n AvkfttttbK 10
Wives
|. e',t tAte nhsut len ~eeAs IL fu'ip1ee thH
ftHtf.
"lhlhtH m Alfs" ttHiklhs matters IT t,eeallsf
Ehtest ID iphir.. hn,il nIsfitd h!H ttHHr, Alh 10
sh' Eehpthl Fest4 " hunldt mid II N Aof. ttu
'ns"aartrht ~ W. FHt aud ittn rFhd'ftIhft vt ia
t1a, fslt'! faEl I" lutAFp tE !, N rhFIlfal ANd s
"tns9ilR tsfutst,
s VIII i" a,' rArtisn' inns IN sHh.fH'a tlr Thu
nteAlN 1H.Aihk VS. shall pNhiitA dNFln2 the
>t.r chn1rt In''I', The nEitN 0t "I1lclh IN tAe,l
fhs.l'rtt tnrnI, vii kn0'Hi tO halhla *lh yeAEls
tn,'ssrtptnl 's1 ttl1 WEEkLy TalR,'ss.
, 1866-07-21

From New Or1rnmB.
New ORLEANS. Jnly 1D.-Cotton sn1r.. 1,ftN
l'd!es; rtccs. unchanged. To.d1y's receipts arc
tMenty fire t'alc..
New York e1ctargc. I,ar 10 Il premium.
ten Sherldnn'4 pftrf regarding th, erection OF
fcCstrtj Itctpsr u1,t3eht1ur ~
, 1866-07-21
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JULY Il, 1906.

Ill ttti9 Ut lahnT. 1'hs fsrisiutl II regarded u
Iht4rthsI eitfa.,stlfi,sfJ.
ILe hit hn!ttR hAte tlrlrA for seteu dullars ttf
dsy. 1hey tit~ .pel III tlntlstt..
1he fFrlt,ta pf tp'tbt HE fhU1.tt'p and ltAhast.
0a hight. Mtll tAles 0f Inv thltitlitbs NJ u n1t.
til ara f&jf thfrf,4ff4fyt, -
, 1866-07-21
l'IltIM MAl,lNtlN.

H1uaneiHl a'nnhlslnlt nT Tia lfHIysrAttY
III WtarnHAttt -+uieiNrat Nf linv, t'AtFs
tjttltt-flNAIrRt kuptk1tla--'Che WeAl1is
fFs
tHwtthi iletpa'sf Ia thc ulltsso T,l'''aa.l
MAiiRHH. duly VI.
Ills I,rath nj tfrlttltR uf TIN Hiais iin,snss1tJ
a3ou,,pd ,sst rvst,tns IL lbs b',t ii In,y. ~het,
th,r wtti ueel again IL ttuauIi Nil. tht asNly
, 1866-07-21

Hlutiuy nftiuttg Tim Nrgro Trputs on
Fn1fr f%thtiti.
cnAni karux, =. t.. .tu1y 9.-A nuttny pccutt> Il
In.t np nu'otipsa fo,Itln oi tin "ceto trop. utl
Fny tla.. Mbirtl srt suppressed ntlVt t,fp Il tic
,iatliWrt had 1'c, Killed r tWtt rat1h!ed. Ihe
tItlntt EttUhE Ehnsd.
, 1866-07-21
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS,


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i,rciufcu thcr it,cu!on. 10 rco,Is cittzcns t n,rF
ard cxpoIr uuoecuricd ,pInrrui lansit, m t,rc.
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Nrs.tr. lhNE.FhN WiSEi, 4 sn,i fiAvts wc,,,
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nfif u L'tt te,snurp'jr) III Il" tuIIIthad' Wniiri
, 1866-07-21

teilatekttuuai tdNiltihttBti.
t'tsttsxA1t, .tHty .t,-'ttsr itc.t!urtate of, ihr
Euht,ei MI liir'trf u tthtu hate I.Uiiilitatd j. r.
fuhf,r itt Gut,htttt.
, 1866-07-21

e1nhp. NM sntrtitlth IN i1e CahtdiBh i'httInnett
yffetAy, Atnlhet iise,Y pteDt ntrrtttrti Nj Neei
lwu tnrhtlefs. hne III N1lUn tsiafget1 The uUtettts
tnt nj Wttt bflhetf Ah'1 tUlttpisUt.s
, 1866-07-21
Mem advertisements.

THE COPPERHEAD! HAS
i He SDUL?-SiR Corr {sth edition, now
tesdy. answers that question ~ pr dor. In NAPIER
coyelr *6 hnrd. address, hof. CLARKE, 115 hi.
no1s RtFrtt, Chicago.
"as ca=.cai:p document Il has no ,unertor ve
5ccor,mtnd It heatesto to our scadels"- ChicsSo III
tuue. e617
, 1866-07-21

FOR BUFFALQ.-The new and
n ~ fast steamtr GALEEA. Cant. Tenny, witt leave
iot the aonts ~ iaternea!.se petis nj.
33 G1a1k ttttet. opposite the Sherman uo1se.
QiEf A, A.. E4MPtE ra1t Mp
, 1866-07-21
t'Rt,B1H l'urilRlttEllt-al0vert
fifth ~ sa1 ~ l1ff1IEKf.

Nay ynnh. tnlI S'IIha Hnhr' fle'sMs.
'ffads tntnl. lin whlrtl terslr slslte1 its Veal
inii,ts an kuuh AtneT,rat 10 npet trails tte' wesn
ibVae Cuuhltlet hhu the hoit0 AmsttcAR F9itst'
, 1866-07-21

NORTHERN TRANSPORTA-
~. F!nS Eu-Far t.0DENsGu RtlH. c.ll,uu at
GLES nNEUii, nE rKn I, UHWEuU and CAPK VIM
CEST. 'he trstc:ats fc,rw steamr,
YOUNG AMERICA, y, II DAVIS. .Mastcr,
nom dock io. ot Sof1! iasslle sttrct.. Gennec
,tps nads 4 otTeso Cspc Vincent fad td ms
raattbRets z rough 10 Now orkt Ho.ton. Mouitr4i
aha III pnLttio he. Enxl.na. With tsn, hirtsht
Estipe,s,y: an ffdsy, 11!lN snts
bridge. Iiy2luis12t u x.Aetl Md. HOWE. Agent.
, 1866-07-21

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= thu tBb,t tsansablt aAa l1sst t!as Int .St'rA TT
s$i; 81; ss t*sstE1y *stE wv G4'isEI4s 'i. 4:;EEt'.' ::|E!i.
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, 1866-07-21
IIOMtSY MILLS, ELEVATORS AMI
WAREHOUSE aIACAISEfaY.
OUR

Portable l. Stationary Engines
arc unsurpassed for SIMPLICITY. sTnESuTi, mud
DURABILITY. 1hey ATE xdap.ed TOR sunutrt
TitR+sAtSQ MACHINES, siiALLkH9, WARE.
HuuSKa, and OUT improved
PORTABLE SAW MILLS.
, 1866-07-21
THE LAME
KNITTING MACHINE

kTits 1ioscty nf Al 'xsa Knt's iic hrt a1d natf
aud nrtost ahd p tuttlna !he uen either tnbuiar
twenty Ksilctes Of ArrAfti.
No Otter 7lnchinr IN t,hc World ean do rhc.r
, 1866-07-21

RAND TRUNK RAILWAY
~ LINE or sTKAMtfs
The Van Buren press., 1866-03-10
cz s. NJ pe,tmgtu e Co., in Neo York and
RIVER NEWS.

The river at this point still continues iow'
and navigation difficult. The bar below town
i getting worse than formerly, and is great
obstacle to Boats getting up. Every boat, we
believe. or nearly every one, has grounded on
it. both arriving and departing, more or less
of them having had to put out portion of
their freight before getting up.
-.1'e's-. - "a g i.''> A'""''' i'''
Sunday. and took down Co. !. 9th Iowa Cav
airy, who have been stationed here since last
summer.
The Pilgrim arrived Sunday, and left for
Little Rock on Wednesday.
The Americdn arrived on Tuesday, and de-
parted Thursday for Little Rock.
The j. s. Hall arrived on Wednesday and
left for Little Rock on Thursday.
The Last Chance arrived on Wednesday,
She is in all respects fine craft and fully
EQUALS the account we published of her week
before last. While on her trip up she encoun-
tered an ugly snag, which. as large as a flour
barrel pierced her bow, and which was cut off,
still sticking through and filing up the hole
She will leave for st. Louis, to-day.
The Van Buren press., 1866-03-10
NOTICE.
RECORDERS OFFICE,

City Of Van Burcn, Feb % 1866.
TNIIE Mayor and Aldermen of the City Of
Van Burcn have assessed the price for Ii
cense to retail Liquors at S25OO for the cur
rent year. All persons therefore, who desire
license in the city Of Van Buren, will make
immediate application in writing to the May
ton must be accompanied with the recon-
mcndaton Of twelve householdcrs Of said
city, showing that the applicant is proper
person to have a license. Applications for
Dray License win be made direct to me.
GEO. W. NEWIAND.
feb 2i-38 RECORDER CRY VAN BrRES.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, May To-


CoTToN-Firm at 34gS5c for middling.
FLoUR-l09l5c better, but with much less
excitement, and closed dull and nominally
10@g20c lower; 90@9 50 for Extra state;
65@I0 % for r. III. o., and 10 30@l3 75 for
trade brands.
WHIsKY-Quiet; 26@2 q for Western.
WHEAT-Opened nominally 2,94c higher
and closed dull and nominally S@6c below
Yesterdays quotations. f..ss 81 b rf-..
IRYE-Active and better; s0@S5c for West
ern. eLaitL
CoRN-A shade firmer and in fair demand
at 766aS0c for unsound, and S0@S3c for sound
mixed Western in store and delivered.
OATs-Firmer, at 4995lc for new West
ern 5S15t96lc for old do. Ftafasri. 5fFf
COFFEE Steady; 251sc for Government
Java. s. -sfs f5fafns hri-Jstt
SUGAR-Steady at lO1z@111zc for Cuba
MOLAssES-Dull; I; p r., 721z975c.-
PETROLEUM-More active; crude 281zcs
and SS@S5c for refined in bond
PORK-Firmer; closing irregular, at 80 ~
0a3I 90 for new Mess, closing 81 90 cash: 9 W
@29 25 for old do, and "A 75@25 90 for prime
LARD-Quiet and heavy sales of 90 bbls.
at l9@2214c. lla
BUTTER-Heavy at 32@45c for Ohio.
CHEESE-DuH at l492lc.
MoNEY-Easier and steady, at 4@5 per
cent.
STER1ING-Firm at l0911@l0ssz. aG
GoLD-A shade firmer at l2S11z,; closing at
1921. 3e
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Steady; u. s. 6s'
of 1881, 10914; $40 Coupons of 1852, l02.
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CHICAGO, May 9.
FIouR--Was active and 15@25ci lower.
Sales of 1000 brls. at ii 00@13 % for White
Winter and 50M10 75 for Spring Extras.
WHEAT-Opened active and buoyant,
and advanced 100 l5c, but closed unsettled
for No. l SpringR Sales at 67@t 20 for No.
l in the Northwestern, and 1901 81 for
regular, closing nominal at ~. No.
Spring opened active, and improved l5@l7c,
but subsequently, declined l2913c. sales at
l 27@1 43, closing at the inside for regular.
CORN-Was active, and l9l1zc. better
Sales at 491%01501ac for No. /, 46c for NO Is
and 44044s4c for rejected. -.
OATS-VVere active and 1692c better. sales
at 23@1315c for No. I, and 28@30c for No. u
closing frn at 3314c for No !.
RYESWas active and 445c better. sales
at 65@6Sc for No.1, and 591z@60c for No z.
RAREEx-WAs quiet Sales Of Nestern
at f2c Old N1l2 sold ar zQk;s s s
Wffst< was n0fn1nal &C 2 z Bonde4
sold at 22c- s5s
PRovIsIoNs-w firm. Mess Pork was
firm: sales of 500 brls at 30 o.. Bulk Meats
were firm; sales of $4,000 lbs Shoulders at
lI3fc at Charlottesville, Ind. Lard was
scarce and firm; sales of 100 tcs at 22s5zc.
LIVE HoGS-Were quiet and l09l5c lower.
Sales at 1909 %.
CATTLE-Were active, and 25c lower.
Sales at 25l97 so.
fst.sa .-ssst5 glsssr-5 LATEST a4lfNs13 tAl
Since 'Change, Wheatswas quiet and &c
lower; closing "a for NO Spring.
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FROM RALTImORE.

BALTIMoRE, May "a man named
John Price shot another named Gin
ton Jones last night in the American
Theatre, corner of Baltimore and Cal
vert Streets. Jones died last night.
He was second in the recent prize
fght.
The 1st regiment Of AIaryla1Ia col
ored o0ps returned home to-day.
They made handsome appearance
while passing through the western
portion of the city
A conflict occurred between num-
Der of colored people following the
soldiers and a number of whites
Blows were exchanged; and firearms
are reported to have been used, and
one lor two persons wounded. gsaas-s
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FROM WASHINGTON.

3WAsHINGTOM, May lU.-The Pres1-
dent has proclaimed the treaty re-
Gently negotiated with the Big Foot
band of Chippewa Indians, by which
they cede to the United States all land
heretofore claimed by them, and more
especially that portion of their terri
tory at and near Lake Vermillion.
AS a reservation, the Government, in
consideration of this cession, will give
them land elsewhere, and provide for
their domestic comfort.
The telegram from Harrisburg that
Secretary Seward passed through that
city. en- route for New York, is incor-
rect. The Secretary was in Washing
ton yesterday, and is to-day, as usual.
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The Secret Meeting Yesterday Even
ing !---A Few Anti-COurieF Wire
PulIers Exercised 1.-THE Under
current!---A Plain Statement OF
Facts, and a Skunk Skinned!

From the Evansville Courier of Thursday
AS every citizen and Workingman
who reads the Courier knows, and as
every business man with whom the
publishers of this /. paper have had
dealings in the past seven months is.
aware, we commenced. the Courier un.'
der very discouraging circumstances,
and have succeeded only in establish
ing it BY acknowledgements yerance and
industry: by days and nights of in
tense physical and mental labor com
bined; by cautious management, and
by our uniform determination to do
the very best we could for the Demo
cratic Party and the People of the
city and the business interests OF its
merchants and manufacturers. The
discouraging circumstances alluded 20
above, under which we undertook It's
/. The want of confidence by the
community in the stability OF a DEM
ocratic newspaper In this city, on ac-
count of the frequent failures OF such
papers heretofore. aaa.ssig.fg haA 81 81
2. The damaging effect OF some one
or more of said failures, in having stls-
i DoQQ0Q lLuuuGuAdDCly al lVOA Ale' Ai.7 -
cured renewal of their subscription
4 patronage, whereby large number Of
4 subscribers lost sums varying from
one to ten dollars each, throughou
! the, district. a saIa. ~ .a
4 3. The time of the year; the Con
4 rier having been started early In thu
Fall. when the political canvass TO
County officers was about over.
a. The publishers being ute
strangers to the citizens, and withou
any very considerable capital to los
i in long unsuccessful effort.
:. These were some of the discourag
!. ing circumstances under which we en-
tered into the publication of the CoQ
rier. These were mountains whlc
; we had to overcome in the course
) our Journalism. To overcome thes
d besetting obstacles we had, as W
e have stated, only our own knowledg
and energy to depend upon, and th
S offer Of certain gentlemen of this eli
s to use a printing Office owned b
! them. and which they agreed to let !
~ have, under an agreement, for til
e term of two years, if we would, {
: could, establish Democratic new
paper in the city. In entering In
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New York, May 1O.-Captain Nc
Blune, of the British steamer Went
worth, from Windsor to this port, re-
ports that on the I'd inst. a vessel was
seen off Grau, Maine, by party of
so men, under command of Colonel
Kellog, who said they were Fenians.
They scuttled the fishing craft they
were in, and after keeping possession
of the Wentworth about four hours
landed at place called Brady's Mis-
take. They acted in a very orderly
manner, doing no damage to either
the vessel or crew after they left.
Capt. McBlune resumed command
and proceeded on his voyage.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May TO-.
FLOUR and WHEAT-Held firmly at the
last quotation, but the speculative demand
has ceased and there was not much done.
CoRN-Firmer; 60c in elevator and 7097Io
in sacks. +ee...
OATS-Advanced; 43@47c.
RYE-Firmer at &c.,
WHISKY-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Active and higher; Mess
Pork advanced to S3l; Bulk Pork, l2l4 and
l5lI shoulders and sides, and 171< for clear
sides; Bacon "a higher; shoulders 1875, sides
49, and clear sides l9c.
LARD-Dull at &c. .E7EifHs
CRoCERIEs-Quietb but held f1rmer.
SUGAR--lIs4 to l41ac for raw, and 1919
1910 for refined. 81
COFFEE -2ll2c to Z712c.
BUTTER-Declined to S8@4Oc for fresh.
EGGS-lSc.
PoTAToEs-Dun and prices unchanged.
sGOLD-12S15. =