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The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

Tnr Madison tWis) ,Jo,amal says
IL has trustworthy information tbat
one hundred and CITY thousand dol.
lars have been placed in the hands ~
Postmaster General RANDALL by
Eastern Cenpars.Inllnsanitea. to dereat
Senator HOWE and promote the JonN.
SON policy generally in Wisconsin.
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A Wat 10 washington, lad.

We spent few hours IN this place
very pleasantly on Wednesday. II Is
the FIRST time the writer bad been Ia
Washington for n number Of years,
except passing through II on tho rail-
road, We wers grati6ed 70 see 50
many evidences Of substantial IN
provomept aud solid growth 70 That
period. II has q number OF active
aud entefprisina citizens, who have
done much 10 build up the town
and develop ita interests and fe-
sources. rs business men arc, with
hardly nm exception, men of tho first
standing. and by their enterprise and
public spirit, have drawn TO Washing.
Con q large trade from tho surrounding
country, and made IL one OF the most
thriving commercial points In South
erD Indiana, Besides D. largo nun,
bor Of good stores, IL has three large
Touring mills, two woolen factories,
several extensive pork packing aud
tobacco houses, and other establish.
ments giving employment TO work men,
and doing much to add 10 the wealth
and business Of the town. II Ii also
highly favored with an abundant sup.
ply Of coal Of The 6rst quality.
The Hyatt Block, which was burnt
out several months ago, has beou
thoroughly repaired, aud two store
rooms added TO II. We noticed also
that Mr., ELISHA HYArf was build.
ing n ano residence; aud other build.
ings are going up, evidoncine the per-
tnanent and steady growth Of the
place. Washington has q healthy 10.
cation, an intelligent aud wide -eSake
population, IL the center Of mn excel
lent agricultural region and Il doubt.
loss . very desirable place Of resi-
donoe. Aud one Of It's best features
IL a good Republican majority, not.
withdrawing the Copperhead frauds
at the last election. by the way. the
county Republican candidates have
filed tho necessary papers 70 contest
the election, which, according TO tho
returns, gives The Democratic officials
an average majority Of about thirty,
with the exception Of tho Union
Sheriff, Capt, Ike MCCORMICK, and
che Surveyor, who were elected.
There ID no doubt but that large
number of illegal votes were cast, In
addition TO the Irish laborers oil along
tho Ohio and Mississippi Railroad be /
tween Vinoennoa and Mitchell, II eau
clearly be established that Democrats
from Martin and Dubois Counties
came over into adjoining townships
Of this county and voted There In
no doubt but that JonN N. EVANS,
ESD, tho Union candidate for tho
Legislature, was legally elected, aud
ho will be able TO establish tha faet,
which will give us another active aud
valuable Republican member from
this distriet,
The Common Pleas Court, Judge
JAMES 9. DENNY, Of Vineennos, pre-
siding, was in session, but there was
nothing Of general interest on tho
docket, Judge DENNY, wo learn, is
giving very general patisfaetion In tho
new position to which he has lately
been appointed by the Governor to
dll the vacancy oocasioned BY the
death Of Judge CLEMENTS. 'ad, i
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A New Wnira Housg. There is
10 be now Executive Mansion built
for our President The people would
prefer . new President for tho present
IiradntIga Manaion.
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

TIN Covington tGa) Eieamtgtr
says tho Federal authorities have
been making number Of arrests Of
Jaykswkers on South River, In New
ton County.
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BOARDING.

DOAMDFMd.--Any one desiring Board
ID IN n private family whore there are
calling At this once and making their
wants known. ocA div
a PEW MORE LADIES on GEN.
IA ti8fnen can DO accommodated with
Bontding nt Mrs. BfctALEY'A, on Fourth
street between Mulberry and Gum.
Ocs25 div
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Gen. Logan In GrayVllIc.
answer7
GRANVILLE, Ill, I
Oct. 22. 1S66. |

NhAA VILE, LII,
:. Oct. 22, 1866.
rditora Journal,
To-day has been a glorious day for
trayy'lle, Gen. Logan addressed a
crowd Of over five thousand people,
whom he held spell bound for three
hours and quarter. Atnight. Gen
Haynie addressed large crowd at
the Baptist Church. and w. p. Edison.
Esq, of Posey County, another crowd
at the Methodist Church. Ono feat.
ure Of the evening was splendid
torch light procession, Everything
passed off splendidly Gen. Logan
though considerably worn with con.
tinued speaking. Is able to do The sub
joct justice. He goes TO Carmie in the
Truly, yours.
re ..--.- J. y. CLARKE.
fNTEREsTiNd reading matter on
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

TnE New York World says: "The
Empire State stands fast by the
Union I" We are glad Ito see our New
York eotemporaryso frankly confess
ing, IN advance, to defeat at the COM
ing election.
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

KAIANIED@
w bOH0HOi sOH0HOf sOftsHUMt
thousand barrels
BROWN, BUTLER a co,
9rocorA and Commission Merchanta
Demlsrs ~ SYrups, Sugars, borgho, Spices,
No. ~ Walnut Street,
seplb dDu Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

Tor mENT-FATtM OF the best
X Farmsrin Vanderbufgn County, con-
taiplpa about 20 acres IN cultivation. With
,gnf0rthbfe houses and out-bulldlnKh,
rus farm viii be leased for nye years, on
good terms.
Inquire Of ALVAII JOHNSON, fI.'
Ihlfd Street. bot. Main And LOCUST.
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

"ANTED.-Fins specimens OF Pen-
wv mhnsbip lFlourisbina and Business
WTihnk, Gel sgnt free 10 any one sending
us the names Of twelve or fiftesn young
men who have never attended Com mer-
ciht College. Address,
BRYANT, BTItAfTON n DEfIAN,
Octl5 Zfnl Cincinnati, Ohio,
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

TSOn SALE on ExCHAN0E-A No.
N Store Boat, 10 feet long, or exchange
for city property. For information call on
board, M tho wharf oct2,-btd
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

TnE following distinguished lec-
tnrors have been engaged, or signifled
a Willingness 10 lecture at New All.
bany this winter ?. r. BARNuM,
JAMES u, MURDOCH TneonoRE Tn
TON, Rev. O. II. TlfFANY, Bishop
TuoMAs M CLARK, RALpn WALpo
EMeRsoN, Rev. WIN. II. MlLnuaN,
'HoHAoE GREELEY, Professor An
SON j. UpsoN, and Bishop MAT
THEW SIMPSON. A number of
other gentlemen, representing various
political aud religious views, have also
been invited to complete the course In
case Of failure,
What distinguished lecturers have
signihed Willingness TO lecture at
Evansville this winter 2 Can the di i.
roetorS Of the Library Association
answer 4H ~
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The universal Paper Collars.

Universally kno,on, gaireraily de-
SIRED, and gice unircrsdl satiyachon.
Dealers in these goods are informed that
the manufacturers guarantee them protec-
tion against all legal action or interference
by any combination or" Union" .aa
m taa4 II. NJ. swEETsER q co., am
Wholesale Agents, Evansville, Ind.
oct22 div
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BLACKFORD's ESTATE.
Positive Sale Of
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.

nN TAfG RsIpAE, DEfEMHEW 1871,
~ 1896, ~ 2 o'clock, will be sold ~ public
auction, at the court, house ~ Evhnsville,
the following ffIpsT-CJAHS PROPERTY,
Loi No. !, oid Plan, Water street, corner
Chestnut Street
Lots Nos. I aud ., Upper Enlargement.
Water Street, corner OAK Street.
Lots Nos. ~ and ~, Upper Enlargement,
Water street, corner Mulberry Street,
Lot No. ~, Upper Ehiargsinent, Water
Street, near Gum.
Lot No. n, Upper Enlargement, First
street, adjoining Dr fialiockb. r-..
lot No. ~, Upper Enlargement, First
Street, corner Mulberry Street
Lots Nos. 81 aud 81, Upper Enlargement,
First Street, corner Gum.
Lot NO. ~. Upper Eniargeineut, Second
Street, corner Gum.
Lots Nos. ~ and 90, Upper Enlargement,
second Street, between Mulberry aud DUN.
Lot No. 10, Upper Enlargement, Second
Ffactlonai Lot No. n, Upper Enlarge
ment. Water Street. adjoining Altering n
Theas lots are Is by 100 feet, ana the most
desirable in the city for residences.
Parties desiring " purchase can buy at
private sale nt any time before the auction.
Terfns-One-third cash balance Ia Ono
and two years, with interest and mortgage,
oc23 dim IN, ,w,F) . third street.
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Epery Saturday, Tieknor e. Fields
weekly issue Of foreign miscellauies,
continues to grow in popularity, ow-
ing to the care with which It's selec-
tions are eulled from periodicals.
abroad. Two excellent serials are
BOW running through its pages. Sold
by all dealers. sd ,os
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26
New Publ:catlona.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for NO
vepber, Boston; 'fiekuor h Fields,)
has the following table Of contents
Rhoda, by Ruth Harper; Passages
/ from Hawthofne's Note Book, XI;
On Trausating the Uigina Commedia,
Fourth Sonnet, BY II w. Lougfellow F.;
Five Hundred Years Ago by j. II.
a. Bone; Catherine MorBe, part /,
by tbe author of Herman, Pro-
t0neiron, by Gen. II. B. Sergeant;
The Progress Of Prussia, by .. g.
Hazewell; The Song sparrow In
yalidiem, by Charlotte +. Hawes /;
Griffith Gaunt, or Jealousy, XI, by
Charles Keade; Gnrowski, by Robert
Carter; The President and his Ac.
completes, Marsball's Portrait Of
Abraham Lincoln; Reviews aud Lite
r1ry Notices,
The November number Of Om
Youn0 F5ths Boston; TIcKsoa Il
FigLDs) has among It's contributors
HAnafGT II. Srowg, MAYNE REID,
BAYAHD TAYLOR. Miss CU1MINs, au.
thor Of The Lamplighter,' whose
recent death will add to the interest
Of this, the latest Of her productions
Elsie Teller, and Anna r. Wall Ex.
elusive Of two full page engrayings,
one Of which il handsomely colored,
there are over dozen Gne ill1stra.
tions. N respect to the literary repu-
tati1n Of its writer's, the variety and
intrinsic excellence Of It's articles, and
profuAeness Of Illustrations, this
monthly for the Juveniles has no rival.
The Gaiary. November /. With
extra New York; w Q. a. r. =.
Chhrch) The extra Is chapters 10
XVI Of tho Ciaperi80s, a hthony
Trolldpes new story published IN the
Gaibey Il makes n neat volume Of
l6l pages, and IL presented to the
readers Of tho Gataay, with the pre-.
sent number, without extra charge.
Tbp Glayeriugb Il continued In tho
current number. with an illustration.
Jtmes Franklin Fits contributes nm.
other lively sketch Of army life Gin
lgth Corpe), Ed. G. Stedman has
pretty piece Of yersiGeation Of unu-
sual rhythm, entitled "Surf. " "A
Woman is story Of negro
woman, by Wm. w. II. Palmer
"On the Lake, poetry. "E Pluri.
bus Uuum" il not Fourth Of July
oration what IL ID we are not prcpar-
ed to say. Dies tre, another
story. 1.-The Confusion Of Tongues"
another Of George Wakeman's char
aeteristie articles. " Archie Lowell,
continued, with IN illustration. The
dGstheties Of Suicide, by l.. J Bige-
low Mr. y. has u ifightful imagina-
ton Think Of any man inventing
so horrible u form Of suicide as the
reading Of Tupper's proyerbial Phi.
losophy at one sittingI This is ono
Of many forms of suicide proposed by
this author. tits true he discourages
this particular form by the suggestion
that ii wcald greatly discompose the
features Of the victim by the traces
Of intense oeonies Of disgust as IL |
one had ipeeae'd himself TO death2 i
Epery Saturday, Tieknor a. Fields
weekly issue Of foreign iscellanies,
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WANTED.

"ANTED = PARTNER.--Auy person
w wanting mn interest III Store Boat.
or having stock Of goods on hand they
want ~ dispose Of, can have n good 0fftsr,
= partner, ana b0nt ready 20 receive goods.
sest 81 recommendation given. For fur
thsr Information, address W. q. A.. Cairo.
hpboissf loc2B dit q
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

A new juvenile magazine is an
nounced for the coming holidays by
Messrs. Hurd Il Houghton, Of New
York. II will be called The River
side Ma0asiac for Youa0 People,
will contain sprightly articles with
choice Illustrations aud be handsome
ly printed at the Riverside Press, >"
the cover in eolors, and tho full page
illustrations will be particularly at
traetiye It's material aud illustra.
tions will be original, aud the tone
American.
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

INTERESTING reading matter on
every page.
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26

Tue North BRlTIsn REVIEW, Sep
tember New York: The Leonard
Scott PaJtishing CO.. The contents
Of this number are unusually interest
ing. There is a delightful article on
Recent Humorists: Aytoun, Peacock
aud Prout, which is to the general
reader the gem Of the number. The
first article is a review Of Mr.. George
McDonald's novels-very little known
in this country. Sir Wm. Rowan
Hamilton, The Ethics Of Aristotle,
The English Pulpit, Mpteorology,
George Elliot's Novels.and Keble and
The Christian Year are the remaining
articles
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Ton sAlhHmsynAM pIlIcY MA.

TOR SALE STEAM BRICK MA
x CHINE, BRICK YARD. 6C. We now
Oiier for sale. 10 close tile concern, ono
10000 brick per day, with tho Steam En.
gine, Mules, 2 Wagons. Carts, Trucks,
4 Wheelbnrr0wA, Sheds, Wood. etc.. etc,
wcli.managod Brick Yard. Also the lease
Of the premises, 10 expire ia two years
from tile lHt of February, 1867, but which
cnn be renewed nt that time. An abtfn-
dant supply OF the very best Clay. n not
sold NJ privnts sale before tho 18th day Of
November next, the above will that day
be sold ~ auction. Apply 20 A. Reib, or TO
- - '''''' oILnERr REFS A go.
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oc2o d TN novl5

TsOn SALE -HoUsE-A two-story
x Brick House, containing six roona
ana a Kitchen. situated on Mulberry street.
Apply TO J. M. BLYTHE, or at Df Haas'a
Office. if Has 81 1gef l0cis div
TNOH sALE-The underaiened will aell
X 81 private sale his nne two story frame
residence. Of five roona, summer Kitchen
also, wood aud stable house attached, two
good cistrrns, all in complete order. with
modern improvements, lot 0fty by one
hundred ana ten feet, situated on Fulton
Avenue, JamAsco. Address
octI-5in GEO. WOLFLfN, Mt. Vernon.
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Cash ASSETS, July 1st, 1866. 81 ,25O,OOO
The greatest success OF any Life Company
ever organized,
FIRE, MARINE, & RIVER INSURANCE
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-02

tax, al! such classes Of persons, as from a,sa-
Dility or otherwise. ought, in the judgmep, OF L.
the General Assembly, to h. exempted.
ARTICLE XI
SECTION l. The business .c The Treasury.
sball be conducted by one Treasurer, who sh,IIl
hold his Office and reside at the seat OF Gov,,n,
ment.
SEoTIoS2, The Secretary ofState shalI b,l6t
his 1fticc and reside at the scat Of Govern
.ment.
ARTICLE XII
/ SEcrrosl No Convention OF tho peooE. shall,
be called unless by tho concurrence oCtv
OF the General Assembly.
SECTION q Nopart ofihis Cons stitu,op SHAH
be altered, unless bill to alter the same sbaiI
have been read on three several days, in ,h,.
HOUSE OF Representatives and on three sev.-
ral days in the Senate. and agree to- at the
SECOND and third readings, bv, two-thrds or
tic whole representation in each Ho,rsr Of Nh,
General assembly; neither shall any altcra
tion take effect, until the bill, SD agreed n.
shallibe published for three mouths prvious to
anew election Tor members Of the House or
Reprcsentativcs ard. if the alteration prppus. .
cd by The preceding General Assembly, shall,
he agreed to, bv the new General Assembly:
IN tuelr inst session, by the concurrence of
two-'hirds OF the whole representation In each
house, alter the same shall have been read on
uirec several days IN zach, then and not 9TH
erw'sc, the same shalt become a part OF IN.
Cons,iiution N"'
Done in Convention, at Columbia, in The Staio
81 south Carolina, the twcDty-scwnth dav
ln' september. IN the year ofoor Lord one
pousa"d eigh, hundred AID sixIv-fivc.
~ ID. l.. WARDLAW,
lf Prp5idcnf OF ihe Convention.
venton o''
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Government Of the United st>,es.
Observation-Disclosures johnson. Of Tcnnss
see
Secretary of Sta,e-W. II. Seward ~
New York. "
Secretary Of War Edwin ~ Stanton. .f
Ponnsylvnnia.
POSTMASTER CONGRATULATIONS Dcnnfson.
ofOho
Secretary Of The Navy--Giieon Welles. o.
:Connecticut "
Secretary Of the Interior. lanes Harlan
of Iowa. '"''
Secretnry Of The :reasury-Hugh McCul-
lough, oflilinois. -.
lucky. " '>'''
, President Of the senatc--Lafaye,lo s.
roster, OF Connecticut.
speaker of the House--Schuyler Colfax,
SUPREME COURT.
Sa'mon O, Chase. Ohio. Chief Justice.
l. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
Samuel Nelson, New.York.
.. Mohert G. Grier, Pennsylvania.
:. Nathan Clifford. Mains.
D Noah II. Swnyne. Ohio.
u. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
= Samuel Miller. Iowa.
- S''""ci L. flelu, California.
LrEUTESANr GENERALS.
Wingielh Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Grant. of Ohio.
AdJatant General Lorenzo Thomas MI.
ware De'''
d. C. ''p" h"'"s
\, 9nnrsermnster General, Montgomery G.
Mcigs, of Pennsylvania.
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! The CONSTITUTION 81 "a,
SOUTH CAROL TN A,

WE. THE People OF THE STATE OF SOUTH oARo.
LIMA, BY our DELEGATES IN CoSvESTtoN
hET, DO oRDAIS hsp ESTABLISH THIS, ossTI-
TUITION FOR gKE GVvERNMEsT OF THE SAID
STATE ,,$ " a..
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In all elections to be made by tho people OF
thia State. or ~ any part thereof, for civil1or
political ofiidsss every sl,all oe entitled
to vote. who has lbe. following qualifications.
20 wit. q t{ tilttS,g, 8 llIt n + Y. ~
He shali be fee white man 80 bo has attain.
ed the age Of t@ebsyyuncS yoars, and is pot n
pauper. nor a sien comins4ioned officer OF pri
yale colder OF the army, nor eseahas.r ma.
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ARTICLE VIII.

All laws O. force in this State. at the adop-
;'on oi this Constitution, and not recugnant
hereto, shall so Sco ntinue until altered pr re!
pealeh by the Gen raj Assembly. except where
they are Temporary, in which case they shall
expire atihc times respectively limited ,for
their duration, II not continued by Act oft.n
General Assembly I'll ','.T.'~
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ARTICLE VII.

SECTION !. The Treasurer and the Secretary
oiStat" shall be elected by the Gcncral A ssc,,
b'y,'n the Housc OF Representatives, shall hold
th"'r Offices for four years and shall not be
cigite Tor the next succrc ing term,
SECTION All other officers shall he appvip,.
cd. as they hitherto have been, until otherwise
directed by law but the same person shall not
hold the office Of sheriff for two consecutive
tcrns.
SEcTiCN 8. All commissions sha be I'm In.
name and by. the authority or the State ofSou,h
Carolina. be called with tho zeal of the State
and bG signed by the Governor.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
The Fourth h In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-arsat preparations are
making for the oslsbratiou Of Tadspsndsnos hay
to-,norroy. TIE reception Of the rsylmsutsl Gags
will hs . grand sight An smphithsatrs has been
erected in Indspsndsuos Square for ladies and az,
teen thousand children Of deceased soldiers and
sailors, who will witness the spectacle
Gen. Meade will present the Aags, and Gov Cur.
tin will receive them for the State.
The day will close with fireworks and illumins.
tiOns. All the newspaper Offices will make brilliant
displays.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- dsss n,ss srashsss sa 'AAcIso, ~nAAvEs. As. AT
orAarsRnAsrER 6ExsaAL's ovYIos,
tIRsr IvIsioH,

wAaHi,oros D O., Jau- l.. 1855
By order o. th. ou.rlsrm...r Oeasr., here viii bs
sold the premises, At public suction, nud-r the d..
mrno NJ II ESnAv, Jaly 10. 1855. :t !. . oitf. q
after (vxesl Fki6AY, Jaly IS on which d.y ths We.
t.rworks will be sold until the whole shalt have he
disposed o. the foio~Ss described public propsry.@
Eessn pp onees Cr.m.) 2sxl4o, u~o .,ori. ,,is1sc.
ins ,orisJ asss ,ssis, Two ss,sS sud IS IS
Esh'y uiu- IseI L,borrr.' ou. ter, Qr.ms) seven.
iesls fourteen isAiA aud 'ns isr's. with sh'd
Tss 10 Uw.ll,u... tfram., 2sr,o c~o stories, With
.h wing lsxi .ed two teb.us .dj ,ioiug, sxIa .Sd
ioxio, is.ec With vi 'oxit sIsst, (wnk shsa "a
Kius ysl N :. House,. CRANE ss.,so owo ..cri..,)
loxe, with wing 1880 2sxIto gao -oriss) 2>,lSo,
s.s :da,s.. sss io'ia) ,s..o. N~o s.or''' lsIsO
.I Ysssss one iinss and one isxss with shed .dJos
%. G hospital Stable. ur.u..) with s.s7oll...i Tee.
o.. Issuing Stable. Gr.n.J with ssh, ii...i f...
Ts.r;y S d,;s s;;ts.s. s. q asa as,s ,s,s
2is.s 2s.soo 20. 2a. and i7xl1.
Thty-two (3!) Water TAnts, <xie-tvo feet dean
Severity 'ssh' t7s, hAngsr., s1s1is-shrss sad half
Twssiy on Out Houses.
One ~ 0r.in Hou.s. ram.. sex29o.
.qs.i: i..', :ss q: 4 $50 .ss.S. f fs.s. one '''~
FensinR, a3,ss0 lipesi feet.
Ons " siorshouss, (fram..) b2xls0.
Two .ctsmith Shop, a.. usJ tsIlso, and ssxlso
One V) EuEine House, i1x3a
The bn diug- will be sold singly, and must be rs.
moved withta twenty days
The bu ldings will be taken down at the .xpsns. Of
the purehasers The depot ID accessible BY wster and
vessels Of the largest class he losdsd al the wharf
Terms: Ca.h in Government fupds
boat for al sboro' will savsShs Sixth street vharf
every hour during the day Of sale. =
For further Information apply 10 persou, by letter.
D. O., or 10 this once.
Brsvet Brig. Gen. U g. A, 10 charge,
N.Uylo FIRST Division, T. O. o.
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BYTELEGRAPH
~ ~, .Rf'iaxrTo stjlHafi.t-
The National Republican.
IMPORTANT From AEIlOO.
.MArAKoRAs SURRENDERED
THE LIBERALS IN POSSESSION.
POLITICS IN n RLYAND.
SENATOR LANE STILL LIvEs.
A BASE BALL MATCH IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Fourth in philadelphia.
II H n M - k h II . !.
ESAToR LANE STILL LIvEs.
BASE BALL MATCH IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Fourth in Philadelphia.

lmportant from msEice Mataasrss sur.
rend. red 10 ths Liberals.
GALVESTON, July a.-Flshs's BHiiais (.xtrs)
Of Sunday evening July I, pubiishss di.pstebss
received st the hsadqusrtsrs OF Gen. II. Wright, at
aslvsstou, from Gen. Joe W. Getty, commanding
at Brownsville, dated June ~. p. m., which con.
tains the following highly impo tant news:
The right bank Of the Rio Grands 10 now In the
possession Of the Republican ioress Of the Govern.
msnt Of Mexico. .... 81.
The battle between Bscobsdo and Msjla, on the
18th, near Carmeso resulted In the total route Of
the latter and the capture Of the train Of msrehan.
disc.
Basdsd Was abandoned By the Impsrialisss on
tho nlsht of. the 18th. .,.......s.....-,.t-
The city Of Astamosas oapitalassd % the ed to
Coumissionsn sppoiotsd BY General Caravsjslo,
General M-jia, with all the Imperial troops. en-.
barking between the hosrs Of three and four
o'clock p ~, under The protection Of the United
States aas.
psrislists Ths army was given up without blood.
shsd, pillsgs. or plundsr. and Il now u-dsr oom.
mand Of Gen lose Do LAgsris. sFlt
Thss has been no violation Of the neutrality
laws.
Gen. Escobado. with his forces, said to number
5000, entered Matamoras about one O'Clock on
June 2ath.
A train, said TO contain specie, from Monterey
arrived recently above Misr, under the protection
Of an Imperial escort. The train was started bael
70 Monterey under, the same escort.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
neYx YORK Aiarketa.

Nsw YoRk, July s.--Flour, sales of $500 bblsi
State 60sS9 2a. Ohio 880a$i375. Southern
10 2OaSl1 Wheat, 5000 bushels new Milwaukee
220s$2 45. Corn advanced la2o.i sales Of lS0, QUO
bushels At s7iassi ots Beef steady. Pork heavy
sales Of Q, 900 bbs. mess at 80 00a$S2 so. Lard
dull Whisky dull Cotton dull At 3eass cents,
Sugar dull. Naval Stores dull. Frsights Arm.
Gold 1891.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
Hrssdmsn's vagraneiss.

AuaUsrA. July S-AGsusrsi Scott, commandant
Of South Caroliua, has Issued stringent orders In
consequence OF the increase Of theft. vsgisncy and
drunkenness smons freedmen. 1t rays the total
dis egsrd among the freedmen 10 keep their con.
tracts must result in desututiop aud starvation,
aulsss sooner checked. Hs therefore orders that
Ill men aud women Who neglect their labors be az.
rested and made to work on the public roads
rhoss convicted Of noa-eapital crimes are to lie
Imprisoned aud eompslIsL to labor Us oou'isls VI
Islands from sanr,ss " sunsst
Tas Collector at Charleston has seissd the
schooner Aid, from Matan.ss, for smuggling. The
cargo was iuvoiced at $40. 900 in gold.