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NCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MONDAY, July 29-6 p. N.

MONDAY. July 29-6P. NJ
atlway share market developed an improving
this morning, and Erie rose to TN but during
Fnoon reaction set in which carried the price
York Central below los. although there were no
a. transactions in the stock to confirm the rumor
express companies were selling It. With nom
4 paying stocks like Cleveland and Pittsburg and
o Southern selling at % and SO, respectively, it
sterous 10 say that New York Central at l0s ID
Atvely high. The latter will be quoted ex-diyi-
fter the 3Ist inst. There Is NO perccptible
in the speculative temper Of the street,
present reaction In o portion OF the
stocks Is regarded as only . temporary
withstanding that there is nothing In real values
a furthsr rise, and that not few OF the specu.
Avorites are already above them. The time will
however. when all the leading railway stocks in
htry will be mucn mors valuable properties than
at present, and they will command correspond.
Oh prices for investment; but meanwhile they
70 many ups aud downs in Wall street. The ten.
the market is likely to continue upward, re-
~ intervals excepted, so long as money remains
(nd abundant, which it Is likely TO do for some
t least to come. If we leave out Of considera-
occasional breaking down Of rotten timbers in
tonal banking system, there is nothing In the
bf financial or commercial affairs calculated to
fpprchensions for the future, and the abundant
with which we are likely to be blessed will
ss give an impetus to business Of all kinds It
= follow from this, however that speculation
IS is the best thug man can undertake for him
? ara no indications as yet OF any material change
condition OF the money market, the supply of
being in excess OF the demand, which is confined
exclusively to the wants Of the Stock Exchange.
pre- made freely on miscellaneous coiia.erals at
n cent and on government securities at four,
n some instances balances are left with tho lead
callers in the latter at thrse. At the
timo exceptional transactions for small
Is are reported Mt six, but these afford
erion Of the condition Of the general market.
9 no increase in tho supply OF commercial paper,
best grade only Is negotiable at the banks, the
such being a per cent. The statement OF the
tod banks Of this city for the week ending July
Rvorabe to continued ease, although 1t shows q
be OF 81 459,606 in specie In every other item
hs an increase, mainly in legal tenders, OF
$780, in deposits OF ST. IT, 1884, in loans and dis
OF 81, sos, 575, and in circulation Of GIL The
BIZ the items OF tho present and previous state
stand thus
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SHIPPIN NEWS.
AlvlyAc roR NEW yoaK-rnrs DAT
sryRfsns. % hoos ns.. .'.'.'' .cse "a
sus rs................. Is Hioa wArxx.cvs ~
PORT or NEW YORK. JULY %. 1867.

PORT or NEW YORK. JULY %. 1867.
Cleared.
Steamship Virginia, Snyder. Norfolk. City Point and
BarR Radosh pesson shanshae-we,more cryder
BARK LADY Louisa (Br). Msckeisr, London-NOrsan a
BARK Diana Cswe, wasnusen, stet,nFunch. Mencks
Bark Ev. II Fisk Emery c.d. 70, erder,-Eaees Bro:
Bark Carlotta tBr), wilkins Las PalmAs-DaieI bhss
BARK Arelia CBr Brown. Rio Jsneiro-J Boynons Son
Brig xonArso del Mare ual,. oarsurO. cardirsocovieh
Rris Eva utai), Mimic, ostse-siocovich 4 Smith.
Brig Renshaw, Smith MaiagaSy ward Co
Mia. xc-J Demier.
S.sr g. "a, cS kSr
Brig Victoria tBr Anderson, Dorchester MP Fsviu'
srsi Leighton, Leighton. Jact'onvls and rnastsvsa
'! Brig Chase punn,ss: ror,,sgssa5.sr Merrill.
scSr BAKER, Kelly. 6ecrssiovn Der Chase Co.
sSsr RspuSic Weeks New BsdfordPssss rhomaa
Steamship CITY 2, Bcss sS Lsss L- ri s"'y =.
s . Go asesn bs. July Al
q ss.%:sp tMsm yr;n.ss Ta"sss July
va s soa,s.9p sss% i.A
.ss; Jsly a. Of The 6aiopsr passed ship Margaret bound
Steamship Monterey Edwards, New Orleans July 10 with
cotton Ac 10 a n Harrison.
sfeamsh,p Manhattan woodruff Charleston. 81 hours
rib sndse and passeneers 20 Morgan Co.. July IS
AM rs miles NJ from Frying Pan shoals passed sssmer
Ea,iv sander from New York for ChAreston 18th. A.
an 81 Inc Delaware passed schr Nightingale, OF Orient
III bound 8: pm, OF Absecom, spoke brig Alice Lea
bound N. -. ~.-<-,, a. ia. -.
and passengers, TO the Old Domlnen s,,camsnip 20
20 Gavin Adams July 10 lat 10 Ion o.. signazed shir
ship Montreal iBrl woodcock, Masanxas, II days. with
Bark Bo9s wheberry Aspnwa Is days with mdse
10 y Joy ,, =. -. I'M -,
BARK Doom tof Ayr, Munroe, Havana II days. with su'
gar, TO master. e.. - $780,. a.
Bsrt Trurnrh tof Portandl Mcfarland, Trinidad. &c
days with sugar, 10 Miller HouFhton .. - -,
BARK exchange lBr) Churchill, 81 Jaso. ~ days VIII
Bars Rsss w,iinson cardenas u days, with sugar. to
rssao Hall. - ~ - -,
BARK ocean s,eed lBr Fuap. csnfuesos, days viii
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rTlERRACE GARDEN-TO-NTGHT.
Third between Fftyeighth and Ffftv.nnth So
rHiLr bEfSN !,

DANvARD's MUSEUM Il,
ID Corner of Broadway and Thrtieth street. .
Tuesday and Wednesday evening and Wednesdays ma
nee The dramatic company in Time Tries All and 6taoo
Struck Tailor Prof Logrcna magician. Birds Mice, -
Matinees Wednesdays and saturdays NJ L. NJ AomsD
sion 30 Children under 10 ID cents.
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CorrrE.-The market for all kinds dull but prices
particularly for Rio ruled steady We heard of Sales
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts, 10 e57 bbls. four 40 do
and 2s5 bags corn meal 2s50 bushels wheat l70o3 do
corn "A 93 do oats $40 rye and 5000 do malt The
-four market somewhat irregular, but on the whole
without decided change Most of the dealers called the
market steady though the demand was moderate; but
some being anxious to real acceded to Reduction OF
loo loo. per bbl. mainly old and Unsound The de-
mand confined mainly to the home trade. The sales
about 1000 bbs including California. at quota
tons annexed. Southern -four moderately active
though somewhat heavy Sales 6U bbls within the range
of quotations. Rye -four not materially changed
being quiet but steady The sales were $50 bb at So %
50 Corn meal moderately active Mt former prices
The about $50 bills So 40 for city So Is for
hrtrit,o aaIik forE aIrf War tp
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rNONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 20l BOWKH&
/ MAGNIFICENT REOPENIN0.
crowded house last evening 10 greet the modern 0ladiae
Mr. SAM COLYER
and his talented sons, Masters DAN and EDDIE. =,
Tho great local OF life In the present day. The
RICH AND POOR OF NEW YORK,
splendid effects comic Incidents and complete
TONY PASTORS NEW SONGS. ,.,..
The beautiful ballet FISHERMANS ViMO2s
THE ETHIOPIAN CORPS in their comicatiss.
The company pronounced perfection, the entertatnns
delightful and the house the handsomest In New York.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at TX o'ooo4
The coolest and pleasantest thcatre In the city.
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II ELY 4 Icons MINsTRELs, 72o BROADWAY,
N The ONLY LEON, GRAND OPENING NIGHT
ERNANI HALL ELEGANTLY DECORAT8A
Mr.. EDWIN KELLY, MOST TALENTED COMPANY.
ERNANI ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME.
NEISE SEYMOUR. THE GREAT FAvORJTES
ADD RYMAN, IN THEIR UNQUALIFIED
Mr.. SAM PRICE, AND ORIGINAL BURLESQUES.
and large Company In the GRAND ICE CARNIVAL
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CorroS.-Thcre a slightly improved demand for this
staple today the principal BUYERS being spnners and pre-
vous prices obtained The sales aggregated 5c bales
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The following is the ubrressurer's statement OF the
days BUSINESS
Total receipts 17s Total payments 50 $50 $50
For cusoms.... 100000 Balance. .lzS ofa, ool
For gold notes.. 50 900
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Inc wheat market was quiet steady Sprog
good Ss s%ssss Is saiei snS e e y
usisernls. 81 Is for 10. , Milwaukee, 81 47S =
s g new for a Ss' ao esra an.
fair The sass
os 81 0s for prime do sias o. for kiln dried s 81 u
r wss
aIes 5000 bushels At &c ssc for Western ssS
N
have only : o. Eye
81 o. Barley and malt were dull and prices were nominal
FREears~The offerings both to Great Britain and con-
A%Sp'
bSs ros Is 3D. hhas US 90 hnds .a
4 3D. - 70 London Sbis: private TO
BAGS ruled dull and n S sss entirely nj al
Dss o August S o.
HExr-There some demand for Manllla about 500
Other kinds we're dun and nominal
s at IN csoes to quality STEADY
HAY moderately at CSC 81 for shipping. and
heard Of no .ransactions prices however,
NAVAL sfon.sThs marts. for spirits turpentins opened
: :sis. e SS sS Ss's s @
s s Zoo S a. Il n ssss a. az bond
%sSs Ss sS ss. ssss rs
smmon A. OF Tar we hear. .s. e no :, sales q
in Sss
but prices Is we're v unchanged N1'
PRovsoNs-Rece 26 bbs pork 40 do. beef, $50 do
meats There rather activity In the PORK
cash and regular $500 bills at s3 IS 1913 90 for
So rs for cid do $32 Is for prime and
$40 rs so IL for prime. For future delivery sale was
made Of 500 bills for September at s4 sellers option
Beef remained steady and firm previous prces sales 10
bos $23 SIS for extra and SIS S2f for
plain do Terce beef dull and nominal. Beef hams
neglected The demand Tor cut meats was moderate
the market however was very strong The sales were 20
packages at l5c. lsc for hams and lIc i24c for
Shoulders Bacon dull and nominal No sales were
reported The lard Market though quiet firm, with
rendered Butter cheese ruled steady at last
quotations.
PETRoLHux Crude continued rule firm, with mode
demand sale made Of 800 bbls in bulk, for
fair demand. and still further advance established,
tho market closing very drm On the spot standard white
quoted 3lc The sales follows:-7O bbs
standard white at 3lc 1000 DO do private terms: 1000
O0 do do for the last half do &c. J0J do do. for
October at 3c, and loo do. do for October at 35 In
the Philadelphia market there but little activity the
being confined 700 bbs niard white for Oco-
her 3c buyer option, and lOO do. do for the last
day Of this month. at 12lc
RICE remained quiet, but prices were unchanged.
suGAR.-rhe market for moderately active and
prices maintained The sales were 7os hhds
at llSc. 1tc for Cuba including clarified do At l3sc
lac. f2c l21c for English Islands and 3nc for
Porto Rico Fair 10 good refining quoted at Ike a
Powdered crushed graduated quoted l6Sc.
sx1psN Of any kind reported; prices
NAMED unchanged Clover was quoted at l2c &c., aud
srrARIsE-The market without decided change The
sales comprised 500D lbs, part l2<c. l3iac also
5000 lbs grease at SIC. a loo.
in moderate only but previous prices
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l93 bbls. No sales Of consequence
effected and prices were nominal.
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be same time last year the condition OF the banks
i follows. and the differences appended are those
bn the two returns, dated respectively July %,
ind July q, 1867 -
July %, 1865. july q, 1867.
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DOwERY THEATRE.
ID NEW COMPANy-NEW PIECES.
The Wonderful CARLO FAMILy-signcr Felix, GeorQ
and Fred Carlo Madlle Evane Lemgu. Signor ConssaAs
tine, Madllc Devere; the Athes Mr.. Frank Gibbons
Mr. William A Martin. Tho Balrow Brothers--Mlss u.
Regnolds w. X Lnyard and unmerous corps Dc Bales
the new Panomime Of B0REAS OR THE GIANT OF 81
Posturing, Gymnasts Slack Wire, rrapez Dancing Sing
ing &c.
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The Electi0n- HaightOs III eeted-The
Probable Majority $4,000.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 5.--Haight
gets majority of 3,848 to the sur
prise of everybody. Every ward but
6neSYsnt EDemoeratiesx The vkele
Den1ocratic County and municipal
ticket, except two-pr, three, are eject
ed. The retafns from twenty-six
counties show that Haight's majority
will reach nearly p00 and ascapcsly
possible that Graham can catch up.
Fuller returns from the most ppopu-
lous counties, including the Union
strongholds, continue to swell
HaightIs majority, I and make the .elecl
ton Of the Northern Congressman
uncertain. Erfs sa.TFb og sazs.sF {
The steamship Idaho sailed yester-S
day for Honolulu, carrying the mails,
freight and passengers She is the
first Of monthly line of steamers.
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NEw YopK Sen. g A Ch..,,..o,,

New York, Sept. GA Charleston
special says that General Sickles. it is
understood, viii demand a court of
inquiry on account of allegations of
the Presidents proclamation, and the
Assistant Attorney Generals opinion.
A Montgomery special of the 9Th
inst, says Williams and Holmes the
eolored conservative orators from
Tennessee, spoke this evening in front
OF the Montgomery Hall. Williams
denounced the league and was fre-
quently interrupted by the blacks.
Several colored speakers followed
Williams. all advocating harmony
between the races, Atthe conclusion
the negro leaguers mobbed Williams.
He was rescued BY the citizens and
Federal officers and carried into a
hotel. A company of cavalry was on
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Georgia Regisfration-Carrill Claim
? Against BOstOn-GOFernOr Helm In
/ q Critical O0udftiOn-He is not Ex-
q pected TO Live. J,,5,..-..,a = ..r..i1.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 6
The National inteitigeace, contra
diets all the stories about a rupture
between the President and Grant.
but says it believes a change in the
Cabinet other than the War Depart
ment is imminent. s @F ESQ.
WASHINGTON, September, GA
political organization styled the
Grand Encampment of the United
States and National Union johnson
men was held this evening, but the
proceedings we're conducted in secret.
+ 1t is understood to be a. branch of
other similar associations elsewhere.
WASHINGTON, Sept 6.-The Ma
tiondI .Intelligeacer confirms the re-
port of the speedy issue of proclaim
alton of amnesty to the mass of the
Southern people. dteus oAHU .'-Eal1 r
The iLntelligencer also says the ru-
mors of change in the War Depart
ment, is wholly without foundation of
truth, butwe cannot but give credehce
to the report that Cabinet changes
are imminent The Iateligeacer is
authorized to say that the account of
an alleged interview between the
President and. Grant, in which. the
latter is represented to have conduct
ed himself In manner in the highest
degree reprehensible, isga fabrication
from beginning to end. Gen. Grant
did not say to the President that Re
considered his opposition to the Con-
stitutional amendment fortunate to
the country. as it prevented admis-
sion to the enemies of the, govern
ment in form of foreign States to re-
presentation in Congress. The asser-
ton that during the interview refer!
red to, the rupture between the Pres
ident and Gen. Grant became ire
concila BILE, is equally without founda- :
ton, as is also another, to the effect
that the latter expressed himself dis
satisfied with the evident animus of
that document, meaning the recent
proclamation issued by tie President.
A letter from the Mayor Of Pensa-
cola, dated August 10Th, says the yell
low fever broke out here three weeks
since and that there has been. up to
the present time, about two hundred
and fifty cases. 1t was not geperallv
malignant in type, though it seems to
become more so as the season adyan-
ces.- The presence of many unacclim-
ated persons among us, and the power
ty of our people generally, is causing
much suffering.
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hand as a precautionary measure.

hand as precautionary measure.
General Grant has assigned Colonel
James, W. Moore as chief zmarslla of
the Antietain Gene terry dedication.
The fare or the Baltimore & Ohio
Road, and the connections as far
Msss q he tsg1bs Rayst q seff th4as
thf BE Usual ratessoo,> sgrsi TAO o. ao-.ns
/ tsAnse elaborate opiniO was delivered
YESTERDAYS byJustiee Bar nard, denying
the Anptioa for, an Injunction nd the
appOintmentiof ayreeeiyer to windbaD
tberatfairs of the Merchants Union
Express Company. The Court finds
the aM erehants' Union Express Com
pauysselvent, /" owing no debts and
several hundred tho tgand dollars in
the treasury 9iT"h 10 no. ~ az.
sAtia meeting of the board Of mem men,
bers of the American Bible Society
yesterday ten anxillaries were organ
ized, OF which, three are in Kentucky.
two IN ,Nebraska, and, one, in each of
the States OF Michigan, WISCONSIN. u
rAII9b ma, Texas, and Arkansas, ruo Z,
A Hegmlan named, August Schil-i
ling, has BEEN arrested at aHobeken,
for the seduction of his step-daugha
ter, who had an illegitimate child.
McClish, Rives & Co., of Baltimore,
have had tin box containing $33. 900
ia bond5 D6teA, GailwayI secslrfassi
&c., stolen from the Franklin, Bank,
Of Baltimore. Many of the bonds
and securities were of deprecated
Yalse5 as ex1ss aEfRIE "a
hor current that an officer ofoa9 Ma
tlonal Bank up Hudson River ran
away with large amount of money
belonging to the institution, and that
the Bank hau failed.
THEREBY was another report that a
National Bank in Williamsburg was
in trouble - !. ..
These rrfmors did not create much
sensation. styE Eye@.Eh 18y
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CHARLESTON.
Gen. Candy Relieves Sickles-Sickles'
Farewell 0rder-C0mmelds the.
Zeal of His SubOrdlnates. T. .e.f 8. =.

CHARLESTON, s. c., September s.
At noon to-day General Candy ap-
lpeared at the District headquarters
and formally relieved General Sickles.
He was received with salute of 13
guns. '-s
General Sickles, in his farewell
order, commends the zeal and fidelity
of the subordinate officers and troops.
General Canby's first order simply
announces he has assumed command,
names his staff, and continues in force
for the present all existing orders.
!, General Sickles sails for New York
SATURDAY,.
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saw AN n All,
The Cotton Crops-The Worm-The
=- Weather &c. 4

SAVANNAH, Sept. 5.-Reports of
Sea Island cotton are discouraging
along the South Carolina coast. The
rain and worms have made great
havoc. . e--
Reports from the Georgia coast
say the worm has only appeared on
two islands. The other islands ex-
pect fine crop. The estimated crop
is about 10000 pounds.
Rains still continue, but reports
from the interior are good, and fine
crops are expected of uplands. No
new Sea Island cotton has been re-
ceived yet.
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-r4s s.s .is l,i l1 -Tll.f IL. NJ u y ,
INDIAN APOLISs
Procession Of the s@nge fbahdsls1he
Picnic-Order Of PrOcessi0n7M7Man
Horribly Mangled on a Railroad
Accident at Terre Haufe. "it-


INDIANAPoIIssS Sept. 6-The morn
ing was somewhat rainy and the, pro-
cession of the Sangerbund, which was
to, have formed at eight o'clock for
the march to the Picnic Grounds at
Nerthwestern University, was delayed
for several hours, but at III o'clock
the booming of cannon called the
various Societies to headquarters,
where after some delay the procession
was formed and took, up the line of
march in the following order .'ao
NN oRDEe OF PROCESSION.
-.' United States Flag. ; N'H
III ssA sCity Band. $50 Et.i.&
Indianapolis Turn Society. ,
Guests in carriages.
Former Central Committed, of Louisville,
sr4vha Kentucky. .1at, ut1 t9s ~
Liederkranz, Orpheus. Frohsinn, Concor-
t.. dia, Louisville, KY. Issis ft
- Great Western Band, Chicago.
Great Flag of Ssengerbupd, Chicago. es-
corted by present Centra' Committee. i
Germania Maunerchor. COncordia, Freier
.si. S@ngerbund, Chicago. Ills. .Go, 81
-an Mannerchor, Indianapolis. %
hua Harmonic, Detroit. Mfcn. 3t
Mannerchor, Columbus, Ohio. f1i Z. -
Liederkranz, Evansville, Ind. e" t'9
Ell Mannerchor. Cleveland, Ohio; =
Il Mannerchor, New Albany, Ind sIfH
O. Teutonia. Michigan City, Ind. az
1rr sa# Cincinnati Band: ~ al nf'- -
Mannerchor. Junger Mannerchor, Druid
en-, ST.. Ceceian Mannerchor, Sanger -
.bund, Harugari Gesangverein, Har- f',a
monia Gesangvere1n, Cfncin-o
Te l15 natl, Ohio. its ,Ift.nssi ~
Concordia, Madison, Ind. .i's1
Harmonic. Dayton, Ohio: Hur
s@ngerbund, Jeffersonville, Ind, y p
Lfederkranz. Sidney, Ohio. .,..f..
Terre Haute Band.
Maennerchor, Terre Haute, Ind. VIA
Turn Gesangverein, PiQua, Ohio. ~.
Leidekranz. Richmond, Ind. .@
Maennerchor, La Porte, Ind.
Testonia Maennerchor. Allegheny City.
Harmonic, Cleveland. Ohio. l., !.
Lledersranz, West c,lssysland, ,ss ohio. 81
Liedertafel. Avon. Ohio. r.
Bruderbuud, Tiffin, Ohio -
"'a'eser Germaiifa, Pomeroy, " Ohio. ies>s >:.' >
Louisville Band. & y
Young Mems Society, Indianapolis. :
Octavia Lodge Druids, Indianapol S.
Lodge German A P A. $50 -
The procession n arrived at the ground
about one o'clock. A large crowd was
already there, and thousands of others
poured in. The Great Western Band
took the stand and discoursed exqui-
site music for an hour or two, until
an immense audience had gathered,
when Senator Morton was introduced
and made brief but most excellent
address. He was followed by Judge
: Stallo, of Cincinnati, who spoke in
German. This closed the exercises
at the stand. The crowd adjourned
to the dancing floor and Turnverein
arrangements, and passed the balance
of the day in hilarious enjoyment.
The Chicago Societies and some
Others have left for home. The
Evansville delegation will return to-
morrow.
A man named Harry Rouse, a
brakesman on the Cincinnati Road,
was Knocked of q freight train at the
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80 t-1 ka.ta
MEMPHIS.
The Cotton Crop-Army WOrm-The
Weather. &

MEMPHIS, September 6-Accounts
from various portions of Mississippi
represent that the worm has made its
appearance, but SO far cotton sustains
but little damage. The corn crop is
represented to be unprecedented in
that State. .f.,ts- =
The new crop of cotton is coming
into market very slow.
The weather is clear and hot.
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lions requesting District C Commanders
70 order the Suspension of the collec-.
ton of one-half the taxes due the
State and county, asking for the ear
~ election of delegates, I'D calling
a Constitutional conventions. "Ad-.
journed sine die. &c" 2 'il' q 1ito# 9'lI
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the Little Wabash Navigation and
Manufacturing Company of W MhIte County,
Illinois, until October Sd, 1867, for the con-
struction of a Lock and Dam across the
Little Wabash River, near New Haven,
Illinois. The dam to be about 200 feet long,
l8 feet high, and of such base and dimen-
sions as shall be shown by the plant ana
spec tfications, to be seen at The Once of
the Com pany, in Carmi. Illinois, on and
after the 2OIh of September next; the lock
chamber to be 40 by $50 feel-all to be built
of hewn timber, and filled with stone; the
dam to be covered with finch oak plank;
ali of which work will be fully shown by
the plans and specifications. a
The bids will be opened at noon, Oc ober
I'd when bidders are expected to be pres
out with their securities and references.
Bids will be received for the whole work
or In portions separate y, the Com pany re-
serving the right to reject any and all bids.
Tne foundation -sills will be required TO
be put in this fall, and the work TO be
completed by the first day of September,
1888 - s
Payments will be made as the work pro-
crosses. on the estim ates certifed TO by the
eopel'nJeouHaN JOHN n. CREBs. President.
Carmi, Illinois, August 18th, 1857.
auO TIL 6ep25
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LoGisVTII.R September 6rGov,,
Helm continues in nasyery a critical
condition. No hopes of his recovery.
are now entertainedez6rrs sYed sW"