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MONETARY,

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rnt d. ih,t 3l,.A Ae,3f "a - the At hL+A e1i'
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t.k Is g. At41,tQ.
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sfo,c ite returns MADE 10 ans bcsFh o. t'A"+
rn,. he Ieeeys an1 tntrnsets ErEttt Werk ats ~
5njnza.
, 1866-07-22

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q 1889 izsE. aIlsez xns dali # Ise
Gnse.nnsnt SECURITIES ~ere weak aod dat1. We
faG:e:
, 1866-07-22
fiRASCiAL AND COhNKRCIAl.,

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1Gs fsce:rs+ ano shtpalnts OF lroaues Lurt..
tne Irsst tsraty -lntF kouIs ars "a follows:
HGEEIf.1s raxI -xasxa fut. II ur..ns
, 1866-07-22

GElS1N0 AID NpbfEwETEr--NE1pT COR, VI
NA1kh AAp x1SI..
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foue wrAtLtr tnF ti.~ ct-- r ktnae+ sAsa
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constt Fro:x .tAet Qaast.st the prospects s
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SiG hss ilA. a1a % h:t anr rhutfe IAttr.
s<ahts Cet.E.t etHssts Him y. = Arsi ufs, .rn
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t1ho lhr Aa1ex htts he~h c.atted 10 stpAt 1ott At
ftS3 IL D. r.F I'LL u. {aaiR yety
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gi' s.y viii N Al s,n* e ea1 se:1 little ..1t1sz
= qu,~ tntefE-F NJ sissA.7s: er -'ncn cxfsl' .t
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- raj .t 1IfAi1 ~ nd se3 @s-i e$ 81 9lA1aA
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Jelly q. = Cotton
firm. Sales of 1900 bales low mid
ding at 81 "a 34c. Receipts of four
days, 2,413 bales; exports, 6,653 bales
Stock, $4,000 bales. Other markets
unchanged =
A Republican Universal Suffrage
meeting, attended mostly by blacks,
was held tonight. The call for the
Convention of 1864 was ratified, and
the reconstruction policy of Congress
indorsed.
NEW ORLEANS, July Ex-Governor
Wells has arrived from Red River.
The Convention meets ON the Both.
Mayor Monroe has addressed a letter
to Gen. Baird, informing him that he
intended to disperse the Convention
and arrest the members, unless they
are protected by military authority.
Gen. Baird says no protection has
been asked, and ridicules Monroe S
proposition, and says if it is a legal
Convention it has a right to meet; if
Illegal, it was harmless Pleasantly
construed, he viii prevent alIviolence
and preserve order. All State officers
have formally protested against the
Governor proclamation, and the
Secretary of State refuses his seal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30
New York Market.

@ NEW YORK, July %.
CoTToN-Steady, but dull at36e for Mid
ding. b.,
FLoUR-Quiet and firm for sound lower
grades, while all other descriptions dull
and heavy; S6 T5(dS 25 for Extra State; IS Is
@9 30 for Extra Round Hoop Ohio, and
50 G0@1I rs for trade brands, the market
closing quiet. H8 PAU al
WHIsKY--Quiet at g 2O@2 25 for State
and Western. 1i' $50 4tfat 3
WHEAT-Firm and quiet; there is fair
inquiry for prime No. 2 Spring: pew No.
Milwaukee at 81 05@2 10, the latter for
choice.
RYE-Heavy. t ID eAA
CoRN-Without decided change, at 839S4c
for unsound, and 8415@S5c for sound Mixed
Western. .L = r..
0ATs-Rule in buyers favor; at 46@47c for
Chicago; 4S952c for Milwaukee; 55c for
PETRoLBUM-DulI; 3s@S9c for refined in
PoRK-Heavy, at s8I 65@31 6S for New
Mess closing at S3l So cash; $50 for do, and
S27027 70 for Prime.
I1ARD-Steady. sarf
MONEY MARKEr-Quiet and easy, at 4615
per cent. J.nae 4S8 -fds IL 9DGHf
STERLING-Dull and heavy at 1O814@10Ss4.
GoLD-Witbout material change. operi-
ing at 1901, advancing to l5Q5s, and clos
ing at I50 Exports of specie to-day, S524, :
0S6. .t..r''
STOCKS-Go Stocks shade better
The Posts money article says there is no
change in the loan market. The stock
market is dull and heavy, and at the close
Governments were firm, but without ac-
tivity. Railroads are regular. Exchange
dull; bills at so days on London l7@l0s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30
FROM RUFFALO.

z BUFFALO, July 28.-Lieut. General
Sherman arrived here this morning
from Niagara Falls, and had a recep-
ton at the Board of Trade rooms.
He leaves for Cleveland this evening.
I There was another Fenian scare at
Fort Erie. last teyening, and it was
reported that the Fenians was two
miles above the village, and another
body crossing at Buffalo to cooper
ate with them. The whole thing was
ahumbug 4ta1 s9
A dispatch from Meadsville says
that the johnson meeting he'd there
yesterday was failure. A resolution
indorsing the President was voted
down, and most radical resolution
adopted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30
FROM GALvEsTON. TEXAS. S

GALVESTON, Texas, July 8-Fi99je, FIVE
cases of cholera, two. or three fatal,
during the week, brought by Harts
Island troops, 22d, via, New Orleans.
Another detachment arrived to-day,
have been isolated. The city is very
healthy. I 2 70 l -. ~
-Four State and eight district dele
gates to the Philadelphia Convention
were appointed at Nova Sola. The
convention compliments the Presi-
dent, and denounces Radicals in un-
scathing terms,
Gen. Fullerton has been recalled
from New Orleans, to become Private
Secretary of the President. ago4a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30
Cincinnati Marker.

II CINCINNATI, PM, July - 7
The markets were generally quiet to-day,
and without any change of Importance in
prices. There was not much doing in any
department.
FLoUR-Ofthe higher grades was limited
in local demand at 50 50g1l o..
WHEAT-Held firmly, but the demand
was light; extra old red, crop of 1864, 81 45@
l so; extra Spring 81 9o61 90.
OATs-Dulf, and prices easier; No. 2 s5@
SEC; No. l 4lCg42c.
RYE-75@S0c,
WHIsKY-27c in barrels.
PoRK-SoId at S32 90 for mess; bulk
shoulders sold at 15c loose; sides I7c; bacon
I654@l7c for shoulders; 19919Ac for sides,
and 2Ic for clear sides; hams 2l19@22c for
plain, and 231592lc for sugar cured.
LARD--DuIl. and prices nominal at 1919
1876.
GRocERIEs-Firm and in good demand
at 27(929c for butter. s str.. as
GOLD-I49.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

Affer the:ladiiieonrnmnaent llldiie na of the meet-

After thesadjournment of the meet
ing last night, the negroes formed into
a procession, armed with clubs, brick
bats, &c, providing through the streets
and threatening violence. At the
meeting the speakers used violent
language. Two or three disturbances
occurred in the rear, of the city, re-
splting in the killing of three negroes,
and three public officers badly bruised
up BY the negroes. All is quiet now.
Ten or fifteen have been arrested and
Jailed. 1t is understood that efforts
are being made by the Chief of Police
to have the speakers who used violent
and incendiary language arrested, and
that a committee of citizens will wait
on Gen. Sheridan to ask aid to sup
press the efforts of those who are ex-
citing. the black population against
the whites. - 5N'.
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u
a. NJ, at which time two Senators and
the President, pro teo., appeared in
the chair, a further recess until 10
o'clock was then taken. Senators as
sembled at 10 A. NJ. Wade reported
the House, bill to increase the duty
on imported wool and moved to take,
itiup.1 Ho59nnissf seaasF 3m v Il
4 IfSprague moved to lay the motion.
on the table The vote resulted, yeas,
i22; nays, H. ''''
/ The bill to distribute the reward
for the capture of the assassin of the
|. .later President, was taken up. The
| biibWas ithenspassed as amended, and
isents back, to, the House for. concur
renee to the amendment a.s III
( Mr. Patterson, from Tennessee, ap-.
peared at the Nice-President s desk
! and took the oath of office. 5gatsoQ
! 0 "A gioint resolution granting leave
\ for a building for meetings held with
a View to the liberation. Of Ireland
elicited some debate, in which our
obligations to maintain neutrality
were, put forth. in strong terms by.
Mr.. \ ohnson, He was replied to by
Mr.. Howard who. pointed to the con
duct Of England during the rebellion,
and said he knew of no people who
had shown such love. of their country
as the Fenians.. -. ~ .t7- tz-f.,
Pending this discussion a joint
resolution exempting officers and sol
diefs' from the special five per cent.
income tax was taken up and passed.
The bid ,to, exempt pensions from the
income tax was defeated.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the
Committee, on Foreign Affairs to in
quire what legislation, if any, IS me-
eessafy to prevent persons from cap
ture and escaping from involuntary
servitudelin Cuba .SsoI = 99.s3
Mr. Cowan at 3:45 called up bill
from the. House, entitled an act for
the relief of drafted men. 1t directs
the Secretary of War to refund $500
to each person drafted twice in one
year, or who paid commutation twice;
also to refund in all cases in which it
shall appear that persons furnishing
substitutes were not liable to military
duty. 1t was objected to, aand it goes
over.
~ Mr.. Van Wrinkle offered a resolu-
tionl calling nupon the President for
whatever heretofore unpublished
communications may be in his pos
session, touching the claim for mill
tary service made by France and
Russia upon natJralized citizens Of
this. country, which was adopted
Mr.. Harris offered a resolution for
the appointment of d Committee to
join a Committee of the House to wait
upon the President and inquire if he
had any further communication to
make with Congress. The resolution
was adopted, and Messrs. Harris and
Nesmith were appointed as said Com
a Joint resolution for the payment
Of chaplain of the Thirty ninth Con-
gress.
Mr.. Harris, from the Committee to
wait on the President, reported that
the President had no further commu-
nicati0ns to make ..,...r
Mr.. Buckalew offered a resolution
Of thanks to Mr.. Foster for the i'm
partial manner with which he pre-
sided at the session. tt was unani-
mously adopted. Mr.. Foster briefly
returned his thanks for the compli-
ment contained in the resolution, and
then declared the Senate adjourned
SINE die.
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FRONz anN6INNATI

CINCINNATI, July 2s.-C. l.. Val
landigham and Judge Gilmore were
yesterday appointed delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention from the
Third District.
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ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 2S.

--- oI. LOUIS, j JuIy ..
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged
WHEAT-Firmer; 81 9092 Is for good
choice.
CoRN-Dun and lower; 71@75c for yellow;
$685. for white.
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The London Times, speaking of the

g 1t is difficult to bring oneself to
believe that such horrors have been
enacted in our own time and in a
region so near and so familiar. We
had heard and read of such fields OF
slaughter, but they seemed to belong
to an age and state of human char
acter which could never be revived.
Nine miles of slaughter, ending with
the drowning of a mass of terror
stricken fugitives, are an event which
few years since the wisest would
have pronounced impossible in the
Europe of to-day"
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FROHr WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The Presi-
dent has nominated Colonel Ludlow
to be naval officer of the port of New
York. 475Tos sGH siu29a HaB e@Ei
The President has nominated to the
Senate General James Steadman to be
superintendent of Public Printing, in
place of John d. Defrees removed.
The latter gentlemanRwas thrice ap-.
pointed by President Lincoln to that
office; term being two years. .o-q
Mr., Harlan, this afternoon, in a
brief but courteous note to the Presi-
dent, resigned his office as Secretary
of the Interior. lssira riad5 o.
Orville III. Browning, Of Illinois,
was tonight nominated by the Presi-
dent to the Senate, as Secretary of the
Interior, to date from September 1st,
at which time. Secretary aHarlans $
resignation is to take effect. r,.-sl
The President has also nominated
Daniel Clark, now Senator for New
Hampshire, to be Judge of the United
States District Court of that State. iee
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ESTABLISHED, 1881.
FOREIGN TRAVEL.
Rides about Liverpool -Chester---An
English Country Village The
Nightingale---A Railway Journey
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Travel, &C.
LONDON. Jnlv 13

Special Correspondence of the Cincinnati
Gazette.
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Mr.. Wilson then urged that the
bill equahzing boVnties. be taken up,
but motion made by BXr. Poland to
proceed with the consideration of the
case of Mr.. Patterson, of Tennessee,
prevailed, and the following resolu-
ton was adopted-21 to II:
ReSo2Ued, That Hon David ID. Pat
terson, upon taking the oath required
by the Constitution and laws, be ad-
mitted to his seat as Senator from the
State of TennnsSan
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New York, July 28.-There were
ten cases of cholera and three deaths
in this city reported to-day, and in
Brooklyn six cases and one death.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08
The Cholera NJ Baics,lllr.

Much alarm hos been fcli and many
false reports circulated about the c,
i,tcnce Of cholera at Hntc4yillc, IN
Pamela county. The sun Of the
whole matter Is this, a. We learn it
from the DOCTORS Mrs. j, y. Mcleod
bad been on o trip 10 Memphis, and
returned, was taken sick, but nothing
about il being cholera was developed
until Colonel W. h. Dickens died IN
Memphis very suddenly, and his re-
mains were brought honc, when
many persons became frightened, and
soon ancrward Mrs. Mcleod died.
Then two negro women who waited
ON her died, aud a child Of Mrs.
Mcleod died soon after, These
we're all but several others were at
tackled with mcipt.Ht cholera, but all
of them are improving, and will get
well. NJ deaths have occurred out
side of the house in which those
mcnti ned took place. There is no
cause for alarm whatever, aud II
would be better for all il people
would quit stirring up excitement.