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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
Excitement in Halifax:


-IW ttA4 n - v u AS8A4 ~ wv ~eees
Il Nfw York, Match le:=-Lafen news
regarding the river Platte. The war
Idosanot record any new movements Of
l Iimportahos& A he grand Atteinpt at an
\ advance By tie allies had not yet taken
place, aud the hostile armies. still con-
| front each other oh ioppdsite sides of the
Parans About 600 Paraguayans bad
made dash across that river with o
loss of eight or ten men on each side,
but the exploit deee not appear % have
resulted in any advantage TO either.
Additional gunboats and iron clads
were on their way to the seat of war
and several Eessela bad arrived with
Munitions, and supplies for the allied
troops Reinforcemsnts 90 the number
Of shout 900 men had joined the allied
Foartesn dayslater rewsfron Jamaica
has reached rs by the arrivalof steam;
ship Mont zurna at this port yesterday,
from Kingston on the 7th inst,
The pyaI commission Of inquiry into
che causes and suppression of the recent
revolution was etilt progressing. Aa
Mrs Gordon swife of George W. Corr
don,l who Rasexecuted as the ring leader
Of the revolt, wss examined on The 9th
inst: The sxau1ination had nor lasted
80 daya. = ,sSs34sssfisz ssssAs 8sia 81 Bssi
The trial Of Ramsey, Provost Marshal
Of Morant Bay ior atrocities com init
sed in the discharge of the duties Uf bis
post, .wera proesediug before the civil
magistrates,o shnt the .proeeedings were
conducted in private. The accused had
been admitted to bail. In the Assiza
Courts 81 of the prisoners charged with
participation in the rebellion, were on
trial.
FaAsCs TIE TriBuhs J Paris CORES
| pondent writes of an important fact not
yet publ ly known In Paris. 81
Mr.. Stewards answer to M. DroYun de
L. HugE disnaach h&a arrived. Al
though the French Government had not
| yet pronounced an official opinion upon
1t, the Cabinet Of the Tuileries 10 very
much pleased with the contents. While
reiterating and reproducing all that the
United States Government had ever said
npon the Mexican question, he has hap-.
| PLY commanded language to describe
Ithe position from which Amsrioa will
not bulge an inch, and in terms which
France viii probably tnAkeup its mind
to consider g q not inropPatable With It's
doubted impression of the French Min.
istry, Individually is that Nj. Sewards
latest coWm4nieationE relieveas them
from load of anxiety, and that the re-
slations of France and the United States
in regard to Mexico now stand upon o.
very good footing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
Nrv YOnr, March e.-Ths Tribuh.

New YoRK, March l9. The Fribuhe's
apecial saws that q large number Of citis
zeus Of the northern territories met in
Washington, on Saturday, for the pqr-
pose of expressing their views as to the
praciibiliiy Of -the proposed porthern
route Of the Pacific Railroad. A com
mittee of FIVE was appointed to prepare
an address. urging Congress to grant
the aid asked for, after which the meet
ing was addressed by several gentlemen
present.
The shipment of fractional currency
last week BY the Treasury Department
amounted 10 $3.50, 600, Of which $780,.
| 900 was furniAhed to tho sub Traasury ID
New York. M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20

New YoRK, March 1e. The Herald'G
special says that President johnson yes
terday received O dispatch from A J Ham.
iiton, Provisional Governor Of Texas,
giving q more hopeful account of the do
inas Of the State Convention than that
whichs had found its way IN print,s Gov,
Hamilton sums up, by saying that al
though the Convention had beep 10 SEES
SION one month without apparently ac-
eemplishing anything material, meas
nres similar TO those adopted by Ala.
baua, were. likely to prevail; that there
will be no trouble whatever coucerning
agepudiation Of the rebel war debt, and
that the freedmen viii be treated more
satisfactorially than by most 0f the
other States Thaa principal difference
0f opinion was wkether the ordinance of
| 5ecesSion should be merely repealed or
declared absolutely null from the begin
ming. s4A' 2 /. - y - l,ieN H
q; s. Army, q Special Indian Agent,
dated at Fort Laramie. Kansas, March
5, 1866, and incIosing the treaty with
| the Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians,
has been received ct the Indian Bureau.
| The treaty is dated on Bluff Creek,
Little Aekansas river, Keusas, March
Lei, 1866, and bears the signs Of Twelve
chiefs; among the number is the noto-
rious George Bent ho NAB. ha-kek This
chief has long been o terror to the from
tisr, and the fact of bis signing the
| treaty is an assurance Of the future
peacs and safely Of the outer settle
ments. =, - -
| Ma. Wyacoop complains of che sys-
tenn OF free trade carried on by ifresponr
| sible parties and attributes ali the diff
culties to.the Introduction of contraband
| articles BY uuprineipledmen.
! The expedition brought in g young
white girl ID years Of age named Amah.
da Fletcher, captured in August last
The publication in the seyeral papers
that the appointments at large for col
| IIectorship at West point had been made
| by the President, or ,Secretary of War
| il premature. The question is still open
and selections undecided. About 5O(
applications have been made for the ter
as,nointments.s q selfsig ss7tt -
Il 1~kR~ - X 80 Ns fsas a7 ~ rh .IskW GHts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
.MARcH2O
UNION STATE TICKET


real formidable evil in England, that
Acolhmahdsshs most active attention of
the Government As no remedy for it
has been found, the only course is 70
sIaughter and bury the animal 10 QUICK
lime. .aFhezsecond report of the Gov
ernment Commissioners, appointed for
the purpose ofinvestigating lhis subject,
has been printed Afser recitiag the
sa statistics, which ere appalling, thesepprt
coptinpea as foiIowA s y s's 7srs s...l -f.s' q
These fgures. formidabls az they are,
by no meAns represeBt-the real amount
of loss d suffering inflicted by q ca
lamity which ravages some districts,
while it spares others. A pressure which
would be Jess. If distFbuted over large
area, 10 rninous and crushing when those
Oh whom II rests are compafafiyeiy few.
Cheshire, for instance, which depends. in
a great measure, on its dairy stock has
had, mp to the 9th Of January, 1911
cases of disease; Forfarshire, l0,099;
Lanarkshire, A,371; Cambridgeshirs,
. 4,864; EneolnshiFe,- $685. Norfolk,
4,O63; Yorkahire, 10; ;3Sl,, and the rec
ords of particular villages and farms,
where the disease had ragged, wouId tell
more distressing tale.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
PLAsTIsG BY THE MooN.-Ths Hazle-
hurst (Miss) Copiahan enlightens us
sthns ppops this abs:ruse subjeot:a n

#Ghua npQn THIS aDa'ruRe supJeot:M
There ATE q er1nt many Who ridicule
the idea Of planting BY the moon; bat
experience is wiser than science, and
many Of the most succsssfui gardeners
obserye figidiy the rule OF planting ac-
cording to the changes of the moon.
An old friend, in yhese .jadgpent We
have faith, assures us that all vegetables
of the vine kind. as beans, peas, pota.
toes, etc, bear more luxuriantly il
planted in the 6rst three or four days
. after q fell moon; and that corn, planted
q on the decline Of the moon. will make
heavier ears than if planted 81 any Other
time. Let our gardeners and planters
remember this, and make the expert
q ansnh a Il R -aEE IN ~
Mr A correspondent who recently
visited the tomb Of Thomas Jefferson
says: -
= sTke walls inSlosi1g{ the remains of
Jefferson and bis wits and children, be-
sides thosea Of some relatives. are
gradually falling to the ground. The
gate is left unlocked, and iaaress can be
obtained by TegeryY yandalg curiosity
hunter disposed to desecrats the tomb oi
Jefferson for the sake sdf ipoasessirg q
chip of the stone moanmenta covering
his grave. To such an extent has this
petty larceny beeua carried that the
tombstone presents the appearance of Q
broken piece Of grantee Even the
gravestone of Mrs Jefferson has not es-
capped these thieves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20

NEW 10nK March ~
COTTON is heavy and unsettled, at 4Q84lc for
middlinG. - HTf# /
NInU II dpfl ana .unssttEgda ~ sgu4aT a9ds 100
zfb lower y a@1 90 for Azfa Sfafe5 3 49s rs
for extra round hoop Ohio, aud es@11 90 for
trade brands, the market clos ng heavy
sWALSKY qniefi Weztprp n gs.gsssx !.
WHEAr duIi. and spring 29so lower; Ne.
choice spring GO.
n y HNtct.nE zia - ~ a. st4ftaA'iliFt 14A
BARLEY duh and nomlnaI.
MALT dull aud nominal.
C0RH dull. and 1@3c lower; eaA7aa for uns
sound and zs91bc f6racan6 Afxl 'Mssasrss fn
sire aud delivered.
OATS dun and lever; s;@4oc for paseu9d, and
$50 for sound 30 -. -
/ a COFFEE tluli. A A1aA HEM
SUGAR dull; Cuba Muscovado. lps<a101zc.l
M obA8SR dali isPoek6 hfcoT0n. n - 4
FETHUEEUM duff; g5G92se f0E4rasB and z0c
refined, in bond.
PORK opened heavy and lower, bat closed mere
AMY At a. 75@2B 12% Gan new meass closing AZ
20 90 esah 20 90 for old do.,laad2i rs FOR prime
mess.
LARD dull and heavy, aud lower, with sales 81
4J0i9kz1s < J JTfEsk4 1zE ~
BUTTER quiet; 2s940s for Ohio, and soc for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20

HALIFAX, March l9.-There is great
excitsmenG here's sS@FsIidg rnmors are
aHoat The Royal and Provincial AR,
tiifery are manning the forts a proc
lamation has bee issued, calling out the
militia. Arms and ammnnitionuare to
be disEfibu9sd 70 them tosdsyA 4he en-
gineeFs have been very busy since Fri
day, day and night. rasa, fsqasls sss Al A
I 81 Patsiek's Day ssacelebfatsd With
the usual ceremonies. No distufbance
occurred. r An~,kz ,gsr a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20

PsrgsBuzs, March lls-.Rivar 3 fee.
inches and falling. Z
sMercdry is5 deg. Snow fell all last
night and this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
CB0LLE &.BEYREIssy g.
COLLECTORS SALE. :
CoflectOr' Sale Of Real Estate for
Costs and Expenses of Sidewalk

NJ0TICE is HEREBY GWEN ihkt by virlus
In eof precepts, ISSUED byFhe hayoE-of the city
s0f Evansville, aad TO me directed kSllI sell st
puhtie auction, at the dosr Of tbs Oonrf house in
said city. on - & -
TUESDAY, MAReH 2orH. 1885,
at 10 o'clock m, the follpWfn lots Of ground
or parcels of real estate, Or so-much thefeof ss
may be necessary TO pay the Amounts charged and
sss of making eide walk fmprosetaents upon said
lota Of ground together With theac costs of SAFE /;
and that said sale will be conffnuedcon the mex
day thereaftsr zna mely: on "Wednesday, arch
21st, 1866 at 2o'clock p. m, 81 ths same place,
for the purpossef selling such property as may
haFe been sold On the dag above msntioned, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
MUSIC store


Dealers In -
p ian O,Ss. M q 1odeons.
M u 8 iO,
And MUsICA Az n MEEks5HAuDtsn,
-. No. 4 MAIN STREET.
l-os 'BAEov GOODS ToTs, &s.
q Ihstruments OF all klpde Tansd and REPAIRED.
Tue best Italian Guitar, violin, and Banjo
Strings always on hand gdic sd sHoca
, 1Sr All orders promptly allied. y, fans Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
NOTICE.
Notice of 4DiscontinuingszCentral
Alley in Block No. Il, Stock

! wells Enlargement.Si-sss ssE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, chat chs Ucm-
IN mon Council Of the city of Evausvills, at its
eaasion ON thegl6th day of danuary v, zs6d. passed
81 order dseontinmEBg Central a1isy, 4dis idfnR
lots I6, II, Is and 10 IN ths one aide, from lofz
S5 sc, 81 aud SO on the other side OF said alley,
aifnatsd 3n block No-A14. ssE0ckEeIlss Enlarge.
mepf 20 the city Of Evansville.
Szki1 prFsors owning or claiming raal estate ID.
snTHfny or mbnEkiug upon maid mlley, and faaltu 4
thsmzslves agvrssFed blythe passage Of asid or
Ar. rnav have redress by application 20 said
Council Within stx YsekH treD the pqpiAeation O
thas noekce. - ANNf%A. At%A~ - 49,
/ E1SfrTrE y = a. NJ Mc1KITF, eI6fk.
Cltv C1sRfs60faEs March o. 1S6e. mar7setw !
'aor ~ ca ~ kUniea eoRYslr za5zEfN + :
snssx& hnn alaE asswsad .tssrss ene9ee ~ :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20

I Baflk exfif8ssly f1r this trade, aad that Run
AAHMMOU6M Between the Eastern and Western
cities WITHOUT IRA rsFER, which enables Il
TO aFoid tho ininripns delays aN generally pfeya-
lent at trens shipping points
lcFl ID dauaTT .aaaUuaE-
Cars Kun Through to and from
Evansville wi thORt Transfer Time
guaranteed. Rates guaranteed 10
Fand ffenz Evansville, asdoEabtefn
eftisE Only Ten Days Cd and from
Evansville and New York, ard
Nine pays to md from Evansville
ana .Phfladelphia and Baltimore.
sa zesi e6l 11a siifl7 ~ IilN 1sesa $40
The Line Il managed threughout n men Of
transportation ex eiience,f eqRa' toKnRT in the
country, whose aim Il VIII be to render satisiac-
tion 10 its patrons Agents of the Company are
Authorized 70 settle claims for damages 0r.dsten-
ti6n &c destination, instead Of the usual custom
Of referring thsn7 back fq point of ahipmest.
Parties ordering frsfght ffom either Of tbs
Eastern sttiesy should direct shiPPeEs so marx
packages
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
Notice 70 oontrantora.


M ARCH II. lsee.s1q sdf suibaais
fhe Common Council Of the city o. EvaBsvilIo
" N reeeise sealed proposals uRtf the eth day of
April, 1866 for grading. gravellag ard paving the
aliey situst a Stetwseh Fourth 1nd Fifth streets,
and ex sanding from Main 70 Locust street
< By order Of the CouneI1g qioi SfA ~
80 ~, Am. 1IcGRIFF. Clerk
March Is, 1866. marie I'd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
-.g Notice to Canfrasforag

iNf Ahch ia 1886. 1ndl of rgifEicssI
|. Whs ConmOn Council o. the CITY OF EeAnsvillo
viii rece ye sealed proposals. uutil tbs 9th day Of
Ap1i, 1866, Tor efadings eraveling ana paving the
ard extending from Second to Third elreet.
y by order cit the CounciE. y : sns15a %
......,,. A. n. M3aRIFF, Clerk.
March1os 1858. r-s ~s marie I'd
z tst5o1 ss1 asUnien copy.) 'ssegT
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TRANSPORTATION.
s. .--A a --z = : s- --#
sTARS9
O2uHtQttftNEF'

THE UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
A. via Pennsylvania Railroad. has perfected ar.
rangernsnts BY which It can offer . reliable
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-20
EASTERN EELARGEMrKr.

JOHN SCHUBEkIs tollecfor.
Evansville, March 6. Is o. mare-2w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

SBully corn crop this year-l,O3a,o Loo
bushels
-Ssprague has precipitated himself upon
Europe.
HA RistOri matinee in New York yielded
s3,462
- Bonnets the shape Of stars, with let stars
in the center, are the latest London style.
- A Chicago wife, on the death of her hus-
band BY Cholera, licked up the house and le-
wanted. .I.. ..... - o..
~The Indians are again numbering the
whites on the frontier.
SThe eoroners Of New York are driven
with business-they are running il into the
ground.
~ The industrial establishments OF New
York employ $1,000 females. ..-.
SThere is not a civilized country on the
face OF the earth that would not joyfulIy ac-
cept the Southern States a part OF its do
nlnions aha grant them equal rights with their
SGen. Butler talked battle, murder, i'm
Louis. -
@Whats the latest and sweetest thing I'm
bonnetsl The ladies' faces TO be sure.
SGeneral Santa Anna denies the story of
rifles.
s%Stephens, the c. o. l. T. man, has gone
West after funds.
by the burning OF their wardrobes al the
Louisville theatre. ..r..
SA man named Maguire is goiAe to write
the history of the Irish in America
S"Woman; the fairest work In creation.
The edition is large, and no man should De
without copy.
@A prisoner in an Indiana iail made
enough by overworK to establish himself in
business when his sentence expired.
a%A Partisan autograph .monger adyertisss
signatures of Seward at ten francs: OF Jefferson
Davis for fifteen, and of Mcclellan TOR twenty
- Near Amiens, France, a vicious idle bow
only nine years old. caught a little glrl Of ONLY
hye years in field and murdered her
1-A boy, twelve years old, is lecturine ON
temperance in New Hampshire There ara
some youths Of that age in this region VINO
would make "awfui examples"
The telegraph OF Switzerland is the prop
erty OF the State, and the charge one cent per
word for any distance. ..... a.. --r--r
up In the streets OF Balame, India, IN one morn
ing. Famine. 'i ~ .
SKossuth has been lately in Paris. He is
in most delicate health. and those who saw
him when he was In this country not would
recognize him. iio d. .4 n -. 81 ftlf -'. r..f-
1The fan bonneis are pronounced .sioye-
ly," "ebarming,m .petife. .loli, !" s.splsndid,''
s'eloquent," "unique," and recherche. a
s%Rts ssneulsr shst the more you damp tue
ardor of q Troublesome tai Ger by throwing cold
water on his ed usionss the sooner he dries up
sx solomon Piper, President of the Free.
mane Bspt OF Boston, died in thai CITY on
Monday while seatsd IN a chair He seemed
Z IN uf nal health up 10 the time OF his death.
~ The Richmond rirnes says u hears every
day the most dhksressina reports Of DO verty
and suftrinttn Rictmoad, some Of whIos are
are 70 despsraH - lobe bordering On starya.
. - "a 49, - A. - a. : l. n
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HALLS VEGETABLE

EIOILIAN HAIR RENEWER
has proved itself to be the most ne RECT
Tor the hair ever offered to the bubble
IL Is vegetable compound and contains n q in
IuTfous properties whatever
~ 1T WILL kKsToRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
IL win keep the hair fir ON falling out.
~ cleshtes the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
IT Is q splendid hair dressing.
no person, old or Young should fail to use IL.
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. b.. -
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilisp Hair Be
newer, and take 40 other. ~ n - 7
X p. HALL Il CO.,
Nashua, n. H., ProprietOrs.
For sale by all DrHgRists. ia 9s-Th,ly
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A sUPERIOR RENEW

We can console ntiOusiy recomme nd to those suf-
ierlng fIoW distressiRg csugb, DB. sTRICK-
LANDS MELLlFLUUUs UOtGH BALSAM
~ gives rel ef almost instantaneous, aud is with
al not disag rec aDle to the tAste There ia no
coHtt but the Mellihuous Cough Balsam Is one of
the best preparations in ase. and is all that its
the Fact week, and foun nd relief from a NEST dis.
tress,ss cough. rs prepared by Dr: strickland,
No l39 Sycamore street, CinciD On att, Ohio, and
for sale by PIhggists Sold by w NAIRN q
CHkIsTlEIS, 3l7 Pa. avenue and SOC Ninth
etreet oc ~ H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

RELIGIOUS REVIVAL IN G. GEoRGIA.-The An
gusia GA Constituencies says 80 For the
last few weeks revival has been in progress
In Athens, and Tor the past two weeks there
has been wonderful display of Divine DOW
er. We learned about the middle Of last week
that above two hundred persons had present.
ed themselves for prayer at one time We
have heard from the meeting down TO Mon
day. Old christians have never seen aay-
thing like It., All business was sus pen ded and
the community en- ndsse was At prayer meeting
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y II -, y a II = q T ) UI
BY SM0L AND Z b 3.
OOLGATEs AROMATIC yBaErABL

COLGATES AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GL YcRRINR
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES' and
the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite. and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all druggists. e s-eolv
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES OURED RY DR.
hTkICkLAHD,S PILE RKMEnY

Mr.. Glass. Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin writes for
the beBent Of all Who suffer with the piles II ne
has been troubled for eight years with an aegrs.
waited case Of Piles and his brother was dschars ed
from the Amy as tRcurable, the being qnite Para
lyzed with the Piles Both these distressin ne cases
we're cured With one bottle of DR. STRICKLAND'S
FILE kEMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen: beside the daily test monias recei ved
by Dr. strickland, ought to convince these ssner-
tng that the most ted cases of Piles
are cured By Or. stricklsnds Pile Remedy IL vs.
ssid by Druggists verywhere. Sold by J. W !.
avenue and 502 eth street or "a ly
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SECRET DIsRAsEs

sAhARIfAN's GIFT is the meet certain, safe and
enectual ualremedy-indeed, the only vegetable rene
dy ever discovered Cures In two TO tour days, aud
recent cases In twenty four houry No mi neral no
palsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taRen Ii
10 the soldierh hope, and q friend te those who do
not want to be exposed. Male pack ages, &f; fe-
male, SO. 49,
shsARITAN's RooT AND HIRE J JUIcRs-A positive
sns permanent sure fer SYPHILIS. Scrofala, Ulcers
sores, Spots, letters, &c. Price 81 Is Der bettle
Sold by 8. Q. Ford. See advertisement. mY6
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NEW YORK EDITORS AND PoLIrICs.-The
New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger writes New York editors are taking a
prominent part, personally, in the scramble
for office. Horace Greeley, of the Tribune, is
the radical candidate for Congress In the third
district, and bis democratic opponent possibly
may be Ben. Wood, OF the Daily News. In the
eighth district the conservatives have placed
James Brooks, of the Express, in the field For
register, Halpine, OF the Citizen. has been
nominated by an organization called the inde-
pendent democrats. Williamson, of the Dis
patch, is TO run for the Legislature Herrick
opposition to Fernando Wood, for Congress, in
the ninth district. have connected Ben.
Woods name in the above, with the DAILY
News, Of which he is understood to be, once
more, the proprietor, since Cauldwell Il Whit
ney gave IL up. Ben, however, has had a
good oder for the property from Wr. Chas. A
Dana, formerly of the Tribune. and more re.
esnuy OF the Chicago Republican,. liza trans
fer is effected, Dana will make the paper a
radical organ. f 'i'F7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

THE CoLoRED EDCoNvENTToS.-The State Con-
yentlon Of colored persons, az Albany, termi-
mated on "wednesday night, after the adoption
Of resolutions ndorsing Gov. Fenton. calling
for revision Of the State Consultation and
pledging the support OF colored citizens onl v
10 candidates who favor their complete en-
franchisement.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0 PEACH HAS IT'S vICroRlEs =. veil a,
var and fHAL0A 3" Nl9B T BLOOMING 0E Z
ira, t. fer the handk erchief foreign ant dom.sti:
Il has distance compsti ion in this hemis phere.
Sold by drug gists We RI y here ---------
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FISANcIAL.-Money is rather unsettled in
New York. Some OF the banks contnne to
lend freely at late rates, while others are hold
ing for five per cent, in expectation OF bris ker
demand for accommodation. The better class
of borrowers can get all they want at per
cent. on mixed securities; while others pay
very generally per cent Discounts continue
steady at Sac per cent. The Commercial of
yesterday afternoon says:-The stock market
shows rather more activity. with a generally
hrmer tone AT the morning board there was
n predomnance Of buyers, and the leading
stocks were generally higher. The readiness
with which the street took fright at the bu 2 bear
OF Monday, appears 10 have shaken the conf
dence OF some operators, and produce a dispo-
eltion to get out of stocks at present prices
This sort Of caution, for the present, acts as a
drag upon speculative operations and the bull
eliques appear disposed to wait until the mar
ket has recovered from the shock 70 its nerves
IN the meantime picking up any stock that
may he offered. Governments are decidedly
frmer. Old Five-twenties sold at the board At
ia. and We're subsequently held at ia 4xalI4k
1li3s being bid. Foreign bankers are buying
freely OF '62s, put the supply is quite limited
Among dealers there is q disposition to hola
bonds OF 1862 back, in anticipation that the pro
ceeds OF the coupons sent from abroad
amounting probably TO S7,OOOOO0 gold,) will
be chiefly invested in bonds.